http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a6bb9a8f4a0ec1cb7b474bf6bfe53c41.pdf b477b993b9418509730bf4d6f6ac92b9 PDF Text Text '' I ' ' I . • ' .' ( ".I ~ Four Nominated G'irl of the Year '. ).4. ,. ll' ElberfefdS';iri. ·Pomeroy ..., .. SHOP SATURDAY UNTIL 9 PM .SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM. 1 Take Advantageuf the S!lle Prices. ' . ~le! Lightwtight An.Oppodunity To Save On WOMENS .Jackets For Men and Boys Sale Prices Now on the Jackeh You'll Need For Spring and Summer. COOL Here's how the sale prlcH 11ft you~ Jacklfl Salt $6.75, Boys Teen-age Class Gives Party lor Eber Henderson W~ fix Sunday ·dtnner seven days a week , .THE BOX ... " • • • • • • • • • • • • • t ••• •• •• 3 Piece! Tender, Taaty Chicken 1 $1.35 tty on some of the11 Jackals and really 8 Pieces Cbleken OniJ THE BUCKET .. ·................ · $3.95 15 Plecea Kenluck)> Fried Clllekea 1 Pint Craeklin' Gravr Hot Rolla (SerYes 5 to 'll now. Salal American Home I o ...... AUTO LOANS CAN SAVI! YOU MONI!YI ~ flllancing plans for "*C1111obila do vary. Often, ·the liN clear the ''terms~·~. the greattr1he- all &illlt prc;;a to be. lliafs pari of why our pnllllpt, dtarly sfotecl auto loan• ••• at low . llank rates ••• wat almost surely ·aav• you • .. , tr my 011 the CMr-all cost of your not carl Alk us fw dtlallt now! He Clbll~e~Kon. !fill, •• t\ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POJ'MROY· RUTlAND ';,A~ IIIIQ• Coun~ fur owr 95 rear• Huntington Meeting M·~c A group of deli motlien met wllh AI Leonard at the CoiUJm·ll bia Gaa Office in )llddleport IIIII •eet to dlacuu ·e&e recent meetlna they attended in Hlllii- ""~if 0., ult lnsur1nce Corporlflon ,jt,. 11uul1lnlu~ Up Te $15,000 Under W.w!:~ Mn. Ernie Fra- ~-' E)pen Friday Nights .,:QO to 7:()0 p.m. aer. Mn. Cbarles Allensworth, Mrs. Richard Oweli, Mrs. Dan Me.OOa, Mrs. Pat Johnson. Leonard served donuts ·~ .. ' ' . ~.,I> 'I";" /., '4 .Pleasant .... • I '1 '• li Men's 'Short Sleeve KNIT SHIRTS . I ·. ., , urveyor . • Ill ~ .. ;, .• ' '· i ·s· oon $3.50 · t 1 -------~:- -~~ -- -- --~- ----- -- ---- l--· ,- · - ------ ~ - - - 4... -- -- ---- -- --- This was taken 'as a gOOd indication of flrm footin~ for Amertcan astronauts scheduled to try \ landing on lhe moon within tlte next few years. Three astronauts will, accord· .· · ...'...:=-""- ' S•le $34.00 $56.00 U.tllfty, •lid lilt doors, white Salt $46.00 Sala $34.00 $39.95 Utility, 24", Copptrtone ______________ s._•e_$_32_. oo ________________._~ We Carry The " Sale CompiW. Une of Beauty Cases- Train Cases -Attache' Cases FOR THIS SAL I See the Big Seledlon of ~et1I'C1sh Boxes and Veult Boxei - Ideal for keeping important · · 1 papers, ee s, msurance papers, etc. n the Notions Department - .Jst Floor. d d ·KIRSCH DRAPERY HARDWAilE STEVENS I TOWELING . .. Well made cases with good locks and handles. Good colors. $6.00 JUVENILE PATTERNS ~-· Reg, $19.95 Bedspreads ..• , ••• , ..••.•• . Sale $9.98 Reg. $9.95 Blanklfs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sale $U8 . Reg. $5.99 ShHt and Pillow CIH Sets , . Selt $2.98 Reg. $4.99 81th Towtl, Hond Towel, Wuh (;loth Sets ALL liNEN 111' ·wide - blue, crtell, rtld or yellow border. 1I $2.48 ' . SOc These Items are In several styles and are all color coordinated. Machine washable and colorfast. Also see the large selection t>f ~ard goodf, oreo rugs, luggage, nady made ~ustam itraperiu, pattem1, uplloZ. ate111 fabricr, curtains, wffidow shades and batll .ensembles. Drapery Deportment-2nd Floclr JI r•rd New Shlpmint • i . , < ' 45 , l,!lch PRESS MAtERitL Queen~lze. 'I I SQOk Av~ii,Rayon 50%Cottan . • ,• , 1 Whatever your mattress needs·11iay ~ineroy. yud Boz Sprl~ t I ' Stare Hou,t: frid~y 9 · E I ' . Blf.~lec:llou beautiful uew Sprto& Jl&llerna-ou white, . IW!t ariil aar!l &rollndl. - .. Waahe1 fl!lautlfUIJ¥ -little ot DO care. . ' tci .see the excenent values . eroy " arter • Good Omen $.42.00 W1rdrobe wllh lode, 3•" Elberfelds In ' ' ·. " I Sale $37.00 ElberfeldsJI)ylt!! yoil tci visit the Furniture J>epanment on the Mens Pajamas In a selection of smart patterns. Button Ooor and see the front coat style with notched collar~ Sizes A or Small , selection of Mattresses on sale. (34-36), B or Medium (311-40), C or Large (42-44), D or Slmmona Mattresg in your favorite. Extra Large (46-48). size beds, for twin beds also King · f2.50 .... .. SUNDAY, APRIL.23, 1967 ·l · For Your Child's Bed and Bath Salt PrlcH For Thl• W.. · { v ' ul r~l ' By DAVID JENSEN ,no hazardous conditions and soli. . 1crater where the ' 1!8f).piJ.intl another nuid of . a sticky deep. The trench was 12-15] ing to plans. ny to the moon in 1have blmed olf fll ~ PAS.ADENA, Calif. 1UP!)- •looks gOOd for a landing stte. An . Digging operations were sche· Surveyor 3 landed · Wednesday · S<bstanee m the sot!, he said. mches long. . . an Apollo spacecraft whtch will at 'I iiP.Ight of I' feet ahtlve · ~ Amertea's ' Surveyor 3 bas astronaut walking across the duled to resume Saturday alter lappeared to have tile texture of ] Surveyor 3's beak·like shovel, Some of the photographs sent be moored over the moon at a moon. T~rocket"'lfiiiM!Il wlildJ explo~ an area of the moon su r fa c e would not need 5 p.m. PST when lhe Goldstone wet packed sand, but Scott acting on radioed commands . to earth by the craft's television low altitude. Then two of them burned lot' 118 SfllOI)t!t·,P ft tbt that "looks good" as a landing 'snowshoes." :Tracking Station on California's expressed the belief ·ll!ere was from earth, dipped into lhe camera show ·P'!l!lles in the will disembark in a four.legged hop.skip.jump eff~ 10 ~ site for astronauts, a scientist' Scott, principal investigator Mojave Desert would being no water there. •. · lunar soil lor the first time area and it waa .led that In lunar excursion module whi~l landing, .. said S'V,turday. tor soU mechanics on the Jet !picking up sjgnals from the SUcky SpiJslant;t shortly after . ~ p.m, PST later oeerations an attempt will • descend . to. surface The tel•'l*-1!:~ 1'ifb!t'h On tfil basis ol photographs of 1Propulston Laboratory . moon parked spacecrafl Scott !Did. a He said ~tmosphenc cond~ . Friday. Later 11 made a small would ·1!6 made ~ pick up one glm~. 11 1s hO ·' . sent back. :~~~ ( Q ' ~ preliminary diggins operations /project, said the beak·lllte jnews conference there were tioijs . - temperatu~ ln the ' furrow about two inches deep of them. . · Surveyor 3 IS a three-legged 1,600 ll!iBgffl:llll· ·~ tlJt b) the ~obot craft in the moon's shovel on Surveyor- 3 penetrated· indications the moon's soil was : ranse of* d~gr~ a!lov~ ·zero; when ·the beak was retracted, The sldee of lhe treneh vehi~le and its landing was a days of tr~ttll!l. had to ... Ocean of Storms, Dr. Ronald F.1 an estimated four to four and a l"disappointingly aormal." · /.l ahrenhelt- would evapora~ : and then dug a .small trench- lappeated solid and !here was no bouncy one. It landed w1thm rested penodlcall~ to cool It off Scott said, "The area presents .half lnches into the moon's top! The soU in and arOUDd the 1~ater quickly. There IIIII>)' be tfour to four and a half inches' Indication of a tendency to cave three miles of tis atm pomt and assure maXllllum efflcleJI. $48.00 Wardrobe, Slldlna Door . 'lilt $39.00 $44.00 Wardrobe, 2 shelves, 36" Sale $36.00 $42.00 Werdrolit, 42" ?rt~: ,, _ /'.'..-:•J.., . 'vo Sale $37.00 · · ...' ,~ ·~ $45.00 Utility, Antique While · .,"J,_., ·l.·t *' ~~~~~;;:;-.,o~~, --Jil~N~w~~~e~.i~----------------~--------~~~,~~41~~~~~ .•. ' ~- I. 1· MENS PAJAMAS Den Mother~ Review .. .w 1'}1 ~ ~-~1~· ~~) . . · nwold ro·' thi ·Crcaf8r lfid41f 0111o va1rev , .. . , G~pons,pt VOL. 2 NO. 12 $59.00 Wardrobe, 42" Antique Whlto Sale $48.00 Berlha Alllt of Carey is the gueat of Mrs. Beatrice .lleltn- 11 Action shirtl so hart of Pomeroy. She was a right lor Sport dinner guOBt of Miss Cora Mao~ II and Action wear. Joachim on Saturday, and Crew neckl, Ill dinner guest of Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins on Sunday. ....ws, Tennis Shirts, Mrs. AUla also was the guest Her!le,> neck Sblrts, of honor at a dinner party Wednesday at Bailey's Restaurant Numbers Shlrto and by her co-workers of General Surflne Shirll. Telephone, Dorolhy Small, medium, Dorothy Long, Helen J a n Brown, Joan Talteraon, Ghulys II larre ond extra larfe Walker, Marie Turner, aizes. Kine, Pat Mcltnl&llt, Frafl~ees 11 HunnelL Mary Lou Hood Gertrude Mitchell. After diDDer a IOC!al hour WBI joyed at the home .of ""'''D 11 J~~~e Brown. A terrific line by Sleepwear. ' ' ' ''1tfemj;plederllllelerve Syttem . • ;, FIDishes In white baked enamel. Antique white with gold trim, Coppertone, Tan and White. See the Big Selection of Mens Sport Shirts and Buy What You Want Now Bertlw AUit it Ho~t~e Gueat Here . ·, ' " 'I ,.~ · f ntti ~:t SaleI Metal Wardrobes and Utility C~~ls SYRACUSE - Servq an elec·· ll lion day dinner was dl.scussed when tile Sunshine Clus of tile Flnt United Prea·ll byteriaa {]]urch met In I chl!l'clt 11111a Monday evenins, AprD 17. The meellng ..... Ill ol president Marcaret who aiJo gave lhe readlna "The Fear Of Wh a Elberfeld! have sport sbtrta for men at a big range of prleea Might lllippe~~" and "B I b .1.95--$2.95-$3.95-$4.95. In just about every otyle that's Verses for Couraae" from Glllcll!·ll made this oeason. Regular collar styles, button down, blgh posL roll collara, CIU'DIIhY style&, tapered ahlrto with lone tails llld rqular lit, In or out shirt tails. Six membert answered call. Reports were read and Strlpet, solid colors, window panOB, plaids, white and Pals· leys. .Most all are permanent preas, all represent unuual proved. Dues were paid and values. It'll P&J you to select your sp<>rt 1hirt now. For your· free will offering waa taken. self - For Graduation Gifts - For Special Occasions wu dedded not to rerv,ulinnerll Fllhinll, Golflq, Vaeationing. You really should see these in lhe IIIJleX on eleell011 day, ablrto. but to have a Ice Cream Small (Jf.14\!i) Medium (15·15\!i) Lar~e (111-181',) Extra Large per later on ln the IWDmer, (17..171'.13 perhaps. The meeting elosed wI t h prayer by Esther llmlea a n d Heleli Diddle, ho.teu. served re' froshmenta to Agnes Wh I t HoleD Harrll, E8tller Harden, Naomi London, Margaret trill and tht boste& 0 __,, --.,,' 32 PAGES CO", unbleaebed. Excellent quality muslin, $45.00 China, Copperlone ·· I ' $7,44 ,. me •• Digbl 50.55. Misses Sizes and Half Sizes MUSLIN THE BARREl .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $5.25 Class Decides Not to Serve 21 P)ecea Col Slllbn' CldcbR •Election Dinner ·. Tah de Crillllll il= . . . . ... -· '* save ·. 'froJII IOklahoma to Ohio. Michl· ' . ~an authorltle8 estlmaled da. .' mage Ill $3 million In the Grand eDl ' •. ,y.. Th~ U.S. Wealber B~ ~ ' ' RaPids area and other twiSters bit in Missouri, Kansaa, Wiscon· ' issued a tomallo WJ~ lill and Indiana. watnlng that eoildlllont ; ~ Kerner made an emergency rilhl, for tornildoel4or: eaU to the White House to plead ereahhich waa to be. ~~~t:· ~ for federal .aid and then ordered no torlllldo fiD!De~ .had ·~ the guardsmen into Belvidere · reported sflhted 'on. ndir Ill tJ1i ' i Belvidere and none wat Jt!Kirt.' ... ~ Oak Lawn. The troopers oejlrried loaded ..rifles and had ed to lhe wealher ~ 'unul ~ ord!!rs to sh®t to kill if looting 10 minutes after the town was ~ devastated. · ' or vandalism broke out among Other states were vletims of ' tile rujn&.' mid!Jay, two accused . the season's firit great tornado barrage. The twisters lt(t!'l~ . ·•/0-. had been arrested ID" : ., Warmer, Clear, Sunday In SE Obiq, High 70.75. Low Sunday Brlgbt and breezy fabrlea, styled for extra coolness and eomforl lhrougbour the long, sunny daya ahead, a ·wide selection of flattering stylea in thll group of dre.... In pret. t1 colors, ,solids and printa Stop In on the ht floor, ::::II I'HRin aux .... ··· .. ··· ··.. ·.. · $2.50 Sale Others. The Teen.Age Class ol the MI. Hermon Church had a birth. day party Monday nigllt f o r Mr. Eber Henderson. of the Meigs County Infirmary, A iift waa presented to by lhe class. Game,ll were play·· If ed and relrellunents of cake, sandwiches, eandr bars, an Iced tea were serVed. The orated cake had "Happy tlll'1m·ll day Eber," written on it. Attending were lhe guest honor, Betty Wills, Jean WJn.. don, Adalee eoe. Sara Gilr~rl!, II Nellie Clay, Fannie Sovel, Jan· II it VIning, Stella Greenlee, Ia Gilmore, Hurley Hutton, car Price, Dayton Pierce, nard Lee, Guy Keller, Mrs. Margaret Douglas. Mrs. M8I'l1ll Larklrui, Mr. and Mrs . _ son Pooler. Mr. Roger B1 Danny Wlll, Pattie Seuon, Ia Holter, Mn. Juanita Spen· cer, IDd ~ Spencer. Plut aU the trimmln's (A co'F.Ieto banquet for Olle) -' $5.95 Jacktts Sale $3.75, Mens $6.95 Jackals Salt $4.50, Boys $2.95 Jacklfl Sala $2(25, and Many !!t!f lhey' lleJI'CI alerts Ill ·~ no longer p~ 11!1. allelilloii to . • ... lh .,, Weather SUMMER DRESSES Mens $1G.95 .' states ~ f!:ood. i( 5t. ClHCAGO (UPI) - D1scevery Of neW' bodies In the rubble left l!lmdreds . ol. , ~ . were •Y lhe worst tornado ooslau&lit aerto""i inl\11',~.; acore.t were tver' to Sllllish northern llllno1s · UlljiCCOUDted · for, and the fatality count ap~red certain pushed tile death count past 50 to climb higher. . , , Saturday. National Guards!Jien Eighteen iwlsters ~ed a with shoot-to-klll orders guarded .17ii-mUe palh across northern against looters in the devasiat. lllqlols and struck l)ardest at ed towns. Belvidere, a flttm town o(·13,000 Tornadoes were still on lhe residents 55 miles I'IIJ!:Ih\Veilt of loose Saturday. A twister . Chicago, aftll oak .'Lawn, a levelled a barn near GreeneChicago sublirb of 65,~. ville, Tenn., and warnings of Report More Jleallas possible twisters were up in The discovery of two bodiOB in three Eaatern states. the wrecka~ anilthe deaths of The death toll of the two Injured•persons in hosPital• tornadoes wWch prowled eisht Visit Every Department For Special Values and Big Selections - It Pays To Read Elberfelds Advertisem•nts 1ncf .. '•·'· ,;'' J. 65-hour journey from a cy . rocket pad at Cape Kennedy but I Operations with ~eyor I bounced twice before it slid to a are expected to coritlDlie for stop at a llkiegree angle on the ' about two weeks-or aa loq u inside of a small crater. its barreries can acquire Scientists believed the sides of electrical energy from lhe rays the crater may have fouled up of the sun beatlns on Its solar the craft's radar which should panels. iets Planning~ t'.~~~·,· ~ ce specta cU a~ -~,· -- ,.,. ' ........ .... . �' .. • , ., ., '"t '• ,. • \ • _. , 14 l.r '' ' ; . I ·'i ' ,• • I ' I 1 ( • ' ' B G $~R,~,G ,HANDY··· Breaking-Entering PULL-DOWI REG. $1.98 lAITEIII 11777 BEDROOM-HALL FIXTURE . Styliad lfMI cmd '-ctf potlern an whitt ltfOmk gla11. 12'' tq!'Cirt· Sit." dMp. Up to two ~ bulb.. ~- 1"1bo• OUR BIG SPRING PANELING SALE STARTS THURSDAY APRIL 20th and RUNS THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 29th S599 .... "·" FLIORESCEIT . 5" xII" '• Implement firm Adds {/ehl J4ne 1128 UNDER-CABINET LIGHT LIGHTING NOW IS THE TIME WOOD PANELING YOUR WALLS BARGAINS sgu lllCliNI Pl\IOI:IICINT KITCHEl FIXTURE W1lll LAMP ' . lBS 1.A11P S931 NOW IS THE TIME TO MAICE YOUR itEI'IACEMENT$ <l'r7'•W' LAUAI \ ' WOOD1 PAIEtiNG prufrvt•, " . ntwf likt fftCI!Jic, in ant "'IY 9f1 · plicot ion. iim pL, ~.Proy 1111, wipe oflll I CBAFrEK 4'JI'xl4" IIEET ' LINER PANEUN8 GUARANTEED A LlPETIME .• , ~ull_y ptefinJibed to m~intai• ita loveb'. orilinaJ fillieh for lite ",.... ..._ u. IDEAL fOR ~.CLOSETS, CABINETS, of hardwood.J are ao warm, 10 pleaaat to .bow • pride. EaY: lo opply younelf, 1oc>. · bftPI oak. See' .. on dioplay. MATCHING COLOR NAILS Naill, p....tond liO match tho wood of yoor choice, .,. avollable. Yw COil faco-11011 tbo paoelo 011d lhe Jlllilo _,.lo ctioap-. No,COUDIIniokiDf aoclllliDr roq,... OOC)R PRIZE ' EACH DAY · ~·.99 Per Pc. No PurehiH·Necessary As- • I. 4'd' .__ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _-:---"'"'.J Piicol•llort . -, ' ' Brought In $everal Special Panels For This Sole "': They. . .and Pri_ced SO ~w That Y~u· CG.n:t Afford To Miss \ SA.YE·$$$$.' NOW OPEN THE DISH BARN On Routel7, I miles ebove Point Ple1nnt FEATURING RUNFORCI!D CONCRETE: .LAWN BENCHES ..1 'IRD BATHS ':4t: · . e CA'IAiiER~: e EAGLES ART GLASS ePOTTERY .DISH. SETS . In ALaqe Variety !If Patterns OPEN SUNDAYS WEEK.DAYS TIL 7 P.M. ' , '' FIRST 5 EACH.DAY PURING $ALEI NEW YORK CUPI) - Svetlua Stallna, lbe dictator'• daupter wbo put God before ...,mUIIam, a111101111eed Sat" arday the wiD coutrlhllte t~e lint ••1'111111• frOID ber feili.. comblaaulobloll'•plly. to cllar· 1 IUeo ID luella, Swillerlud.iotl lbe Uallell Statea - tile atopa te ••• joeruey to free "aeU· Olpl'tlslOB." Oae of the cbarldeo .;1u be ID llle fol'lll of 1 meJDGdal to tier tldrd bubald, Bri)leb SlaJit, •• llldlu, ......... Iaol ~r ~laled her deparllre 1m lilt 8ovl•l UDIOII. The U.S. State said Mme. SlaUna he free to remain In lhe United Slates she pleases. ' . YOUR CHOICE with CHOICE OF WOOD GRAINS EvaDI hudwood JNIDOii., ia available ill lvurleoG boou' . tilul woodo ....,U., from rich. lullrioua walnut 1o Ught, ' ' Clt£RRY-!lo\K-WAlNUT lvoRt<sHOI'S LUSTRE·SHEI!N HARDWOOD PANELING · Notbina but reol wood paMiinc ~·eo auch a rich, mod,.. t~~nd lastin& appearance to aD.y room. The timet• beauty A•.: ~: HARDBOARD PAN.ELING , ' ' ' ,,''· Holzer Hoopllal - Visiting field, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, son, 11:56 hours 2-4 and j-ll p. m. Parents p. m. Friday. only on Pediatrics Ward. Discharges AdmlosioDs Mrs. Dwaine M. Alnander, Mrs. Irvin H. Brumfield. Rt. Mrs. Ethel Betzing, Gail P. 2 Gallipolis; James F. Belville, Buck. William R. Daily, Mrs. Rt. I, Gallipolis; Dav~ H. Ruth V. Goodnite, Miss Smith, Pt. Pleasant; Ricky D. Laura Howell. Mrs. AU;~~ I Hamm. Middleport; Mrs, Mary Johnson, Paul Powell, R. Ebersbach, Pomeroy ; Mrs, James N. Shumate, Miss Annie Sallie J. Craig, Rt. I Butfalo, Summers, Mrs. John W. Sutton, W. Va.; .The Rev. William A. Mrs. Ervin Tolliver, Shelia K. Woods, Huntington, W. Va.: Wines, Mrs. Cle<J R. Woodruff, Clyde G. Holloway. Fraziers Mi•s Ethel Woolf, Mrs. Ralph Bottom, W. Va.; Thomas H. E. Bowser and infant daughter, Bennett, Jackson; Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth 'A. Shaw and Jn. Saunders, Ironton; Brian !ant daughter. Wade,' Ravenswood; parrell L. ---Dugan, Rt. 2 !laclne: Clnda · Plpsaot Valley Hospital Cales, Ravenswood ; Mrs.l AdmiUed - George wuuam·J lian1 H,jghes:·,oak Hill; Rot,.,.t! son, Pt. Pleasant; Jefj Woodall, J .. Hooser, Htiiitlngton, W. . ; Pt. Pleasant; James , Michael F. Mill~, · Pt. Pleasant: Sl\elia Jlicks, 'II:.Va. dleport. Birth• · Dls<;harged ..,. Mrs. Ida BnJin. son, Pt. , Pleasant; Mrs. -=~:.:=.,;;;.:.;::..:.:=..:.::...::::.::::. Boles, Leon; George Wlllian!·l son, Pl. ~leasant. - Mrs. 24" VANITY PLAIN WHITE CEILiNG ·TIL! IrA~. . . .,.. · '11 1·. ea. ~ ;:., , w~::O MEDICIIE CABIIET ..... . . MG. Btarfln 28" 'LINEN CABINET 12444 WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION . OF MOULDING! SEE US FOR . EVERYDAY . ~OW PRICES! -r-.. c:;.=;; 'WIITE WOOD . , .. IATHRODI SEAT .. ·' • .I iI ..';• •• ; • • 1 AT 89TH GAIJJPOUS AND ,' . ' �' .. • , ., ., '"t '• ,. • \ • _. , 14 l.r '' ' ; . I ·'i ' ,• • I ' I 1 ( • ' ' B G $~R,~,G ,HANDY··· Breaking-Entering PULL-DOWI REG. $1.98 lAITEIII 11777 BEDROOM-HALL FIXTURE . Styliad lfMI cmd '-ctf potlern an whitt ltfOmk gla11. 12'' tq!'Cirt· Sit." dMp. Up to two ~ bulb.. ~- 1"1bo• OUR BIG SPRING PANELING SALE STARTS THURSDAY APRIL 20th and RUNS THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 29th S599 .... "·" FLIORESCEIT . 5" xII" '• Implement firm Adds {/ehl J4ne 1128 UNDER-CABINET LIGHT LIGHTING NOW IS THE TIME WOOD PANELING YOUR WALLS BARGAINS sgu lllCliNI Pl\IOI:IICINT KITCHEl FIXTURE W1lll LAMP ' . lBS 1.A11P S931 NOW IS THE TIME TO MAICE YOUR itEI'IACEMENT$ <l'r7'•W' LAUAI \ ' WOOD1 PAIEtiNG prufrvt•, " . ntwf likt fftCI!Jic, in ant "'IY 9f1 · plicot ion. iim pL, ~.Proy 1111, wipe oflll I CBAFrEK 4'JI'xl4" IIEET ' LINER PANEUN8 GUARANTEED A LlPETIME .• , ~ull_y ptefinJibed to m~intai• ita loveb'. orilinaJ fillieh for lite ",.... ..._ u. IDEAL fOR ~.CLOSETS, CABINETS, of hardwood.J are ao warm, 10 pleaaat to .bow • pride. EaY: lo opply younelf, 1oc>. · bftPI oak. See' .. on dioplay. MATCHING COLOR NAILS Naill, p....tond liO match tho wood of yoor choice, .,. avollable. Yw COil faco-11011 tbo paoelo 011d lhe Jlllilo _,.lo ctioap-. No,COUDIIniokiDf aoclllliDr roq,... OOC)R PRIZE ' EACH DAY · ~·.99 Per Pc. No PurehiH·Necessary As- • I. 4'd' .__ _ _ _ _ _.__ _ _-:---"'"'.J Piicol•llort . -, ' ' Brought In $everal Special Panels For This Sole "': They. . .and Pri_ced SO ~w That Y~u· CG.n:t Afford To Miss \ SA.YE·$$$$.' NOW OPEN THE DISH BARN On Routel7, I miles ebove Point Ple1nnt FEATURING RUNFORCI!D CONCRETE: .LAWN BENCHES ..1 'IRD BATHS ':4t: · . e CA'IAiiER~: e EAGLES ART GLASS ePOTTERY .DISH. SETS . In ALaqe Variety !If Patterns OPEN SUNDAYS WEEK.DAYS TIL 7 P.M. ' , '' FIRST 5 EACH.DAY PURING $ALEI NEW YORK CUPI) - Svetlua Stallna, lbe dictator'• daupter wbo put God before ...,mUIIam, a111101111eed Sat" arday the wiD coutrlhllte t~e lint ••1'111111• frOID ber feili.. comblaaulobloll'•plly. to cllar· 1 IUeo ID luella, Swillerlud.iotl lbe Uallell Statea - tile atopa te ••• joeruey to free "aeU· Olpl'tlslOB." Oae of the cbarldeo .;1u be ID llle fol'lll of 1 meJDGdal to tier tldrd bubald, Bri)leb SlaJit, •• llldlu, ......... Iaol ~r ~laled her deparllre 1m lilt 8ovl•l UDIOII. The U.S. State said Mme. SlaUna he free to remain In lhe United Slates she pleases. ' . YOUR CHOICE with CHOICE OF WOOD GRAINS EvaDI hudwood JNIDOii., ia available ill lvurleoG boou' . tilul woodo ....,U., from rich. lullrioua walnut 1o Ught, ' ' Clt£RRY-!lo\K-WAlNUT lvoRt<sHOI'S LUSTRE·SHEI!N HARDWOOD PANELING · Notbina but reol wood paMiinc ~·eo auch a rich, mod,.. t~~nd lastin& appearance to aD.y room. The timet• beauty A•.: ~: HARDBOARD PAN.ELING , ' ' ' ,,''· Holzer Hoopllal - Visiting field, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, son, 11:56 hours 2-4 and j-ll p. m. Parents p. m. Friday. only on Pediatrics Ward. Discharges AdmlosioDs Mrs. Dwaine M. Alnander, Mrs. Irvin H. Brumfield. Rt. Mrs. Ethel Betzing, Gail P. 2 Gallipolis; James F. Belville, Buck. William R. Daily, Mrs. Rt. I, Gallipolis; Dav~ H. Ruth V. Goodnite, Miss Smith, Pt. Pleasant; Ricky D. Laura Howell. Mrs. AU;~~ I Hamm. Middleport; Mrs, Mary Johnson, Paul Powell, R. Ebersbach, Pomeroy ; Mrs, James N. Shumate, Miss Annie Sallie J. Craig, Rt. I Butfalo, Summers, Mrs. John W. Sutton, W. Va.; .The Rev. William A. Mrs. Ervin Tolliver, Shelia K. Woods, Huntington, W. Va.: Wines, Mrs. Cle<J R. Woodruff, Clyde G. Holloway. Fraziers Mi•s Ethel Woolf, Mrs. Ralph Bottom, W. Va.; Thomas H. E. Bowser and infant daughter, Bennett, Jackson; Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth 'A. Shaw and Jn. Saunders, Ironton; Brian !ant daughter. Wade,' Ravenswood; parrell L. ---Dugan, Rt. 2 !laclne: Clnda · Plpsaot Valley Hospital Cales, Ravenswood ; Mrs.l AdmiUed - George wuuam·J lian1 H,jghes:·,oak Hill; Rot,.,.t! son, Pt. Pleasant; Jefj Woodall, J .. Hooser, Htiiitlngton, W. . ; Pt. Pleasant; James , Michael F. Mill~, · Pt. Pleasant: Sl\elia Jlicks, 'II:.Va. dleport. Birth• · Dls<;harged ..,. Mrs. Ida BnJin. son, Pt. , Pleasant; Mrs. -=~:.:=.,;;;.:.;::..:.:=..:.::...::::.::::. Boles, Leon; George Wlllian!·l son, Pl. ~leasant. - Mrs. 24" VANITY PLAIN WHITE CEILiNG ·TIL! IrA~. . . .,.. · '11 1·. ea. ~ ;:., , w~::O MEDICIIE CABIIET ..... . . MG. Btarfln 28" 'LINEN CABINET 12444 WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION . OF MOULDING! SEE US FOR . EVERYDAY . ~OW PRICES! -r-.. c:;.=;; 'WIITE WOOD . , .. IATHRODI SEAT .. ·' • .I iI ..';• •• ; • • 1 AT 89TH GAIJJPOUS AND ,' . ' �• ' .' ' • ' · Ohio Chapel WSCSMeets At Evans Home aliurous - The '0 b 1o ..... ' .• ~, ',.,.. . I • ' ' 1 . The . ·. . Cbapel Wfllllen's Society of , . CilrisUan Service met at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Evans with MM!. Jean Niday serving as co-bostess. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Laura jean Craft, pres~ dent. Opening songs were, 11 At The Cross," and "My Saviour First of AlL" Scripture taken from Acts 2 verses 22 to 38 was given by Mrs. Ullian Bush. The program was In charge of Mrs. Gertrude Evans. Those taking part were Mrs. Vlrglnlal Bane, reading "Look at S e II First;" Mrs. Gertrude Evalll! \ reading, "Legend of Tbe Dog· ·. ~~ lng: . ' . - ":'/b!! 11·' ! The banner w~'ilell kl thO iolirlh grade. ~ .· i The meeUng ~~;wned and refrahmt;DI1\.'Jt.tlefved by the sisth grade inOtbero and GALLIPOLIS - The C I a Y the food cbatnnao. elementary PTA monthly meetbig was held Tuesday at 7:30 •tvttvtttfvvv:fftf+++•• ··Cloy School PTA ToEiect Officers In May P·;,. Seen and R~d ••••••++ •••••• progt8!11 was given by Mrs. Janet Maggled and MJSS Curtis on tbe new reading pro- +&•&•u gram that Is being given at the M and Mrs George Everett roo! r. ' . ac · . . Lewis, Shadyside, 0., are. spendReports were g1ven and ap· in~ the week .with her brother, I Dl<J•ved. All bills were paid. Kenneth Welker tiM ·U.ple Dr. A jitney supper lo being plan- and his sister, Ccn Ward. ned for May 6. Tbe PTA wish· of Olesblre. os to raise enough money to __ purchase a merry-go-round for Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reese, the playground. Mrs. Earl Neff and Mrs, Frank New officers lor the coming Capehart attended the lll8tallayear weN> nominated and will lion of Officen at Marietta oa be Installed at the May meet- Wednesday evenlog. wood Tree/' and Colene Reese singing a solo. A duet, ~·rm Depending On Jesus," was sung by Nancy Stewart and Laura Jean Craft. Those taking part In a medl· totlon on the 23rd Psabn were, Mn~. Gertrude Evans, Aldith White, Mrs. Nellie Stover, Mrs. Emma Newman, Mrs. Freda Barcus. Mrs. BertllB Chevalier and Mrs. Jane Ann Jordan. ~ated the 23rd Psalm. Roll call was answered members' and one visitor, ene Reese who became a member. Mrs. \ need carpet? The WSCS is planning a rum· mage sale to be May 19 and 1 20, place to be announced later. MISS STEPHANIE LIKE The ladies reported 27 sick calls were made. The May meeting wiJJ be held at the home of Mrs. Virginia Bane on May 11. JALLIPOLIS - Mr. andlMrs .. with Pi Sigma Eta Fralernity The meeting closed with ora•v· l. itephen'"H. Like of SciotoviJJe, which Is a professional mortl· .r and grace by Mrs. Evelyn j' Engagement of Stephanie Like To Robert E. Hayburn Is Announced ~e;~;e ::n~':;~~gd:~:hl~~: ci~::~~~~~~chweddingwill Stetler. Stephanie Nelle. to Robert E. bt: an event of June 18 at the ·c : .; aayburn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunshine Church of Christ at EIIJUll()lj Club H{is •,_ :.e~~s ELik~a~~u~ ~.:.~~:to:; Minford. Ohio. mftltaar Dinne.r j. IM'·l··ss Fo··glesoKJ.,.,g Is AprL'l Brt' de' .Of .Me"lVL.n .Tays·, MinforJ High School in the INSTALLATION MAY JO GALLIPOLIS - The Class of 1963. She attended Ohio birthday >dinne~ of the _.· ' :tate University and is now a Installation of new officers of on Club was ·h.eld Thursday Senior at Rio Grande College, the Ohio Eta . Phi will be May ning al the Bob. Evans Sau1sag:e 1 majoring in Elementary Edu· 10 and the Iosmg team w1ll host Shop. GALLIPOLIS - Miss signed with matching how and nations. •a lion. Sll>' is vice-president of the winners, at the . regular I After dinner' the club ·met ly Foglesong daughter of Mi. small train, and the bridesmaid . Chet Kasnowski served as I !eta Chi social sorority and has meeting place in Middleport. the home of Eva Mills for and Mrs. - G~rge ·Foglesong a .nellon colored gown design. best man and ushers were recently been named to "Who's evening of bridge. F<l!ir tanie• ;llio Grande ·became the bride ed with matchil)i bQw and Riohard Hall, Joe Fuenter and i Who in American Colleges and REDUCED - Early spring were in play. Virglnla' Jones, bf Meloln A. Tays of Montrose, small train. They wore match- Louis Foglesong. ·save time, confusion, travel and baby slttlne Universities." bats, on"·tblrd oil. The Hat gues~ look high, Dorcitha April 1. in Fairview United ing shoulder length veils and Following the ceremony a r.. fees. See eecct!tt bow your new Bitrelow will Following her graduation in Shop. l'd. Adv. er, second high. Cbur~h Dayton. carried cascades ol yellow . · ceptlon was held at the church. look In your home. lust pick up 'phone ancl June from Rio Grande, Mi s s is tbe S9~' Cif · ·· A..istlng were Mlis Martha f!lve us a ge11eral idea of your color and style Like will be attending the UniNEED RUMMAGE ·vtrgi!'' Taysol ~~~':.and ' Miss Brenda prl!ferenee. Theil relax I We'll call on you at versity. of Cincinnati, where she REDUCED - Early It your convenience, show you a carefully · h'mg hats . on.. th'rd For· a wedding trip to Missou. will be working toward a Mast- RA CINE ' WIS I oIf. .The · , . •· . aelectecl range' of 88DI]Jie& and give you an Sh Pd Ad. ''.rin~d ,.!h,e, \:. ; the bride wore a green and h ers Degree in Special Educa.•lo donate fl ' . ous.. op. ' . " Ol~,;J · . · · · e · ·ry ·w · ·:: .. aee..,.te, on-the-spot quote. :ion. . hold goods :mmage beige two piece knit •uit with •• · 1 ' • bei.!Je ·accessories'1111d an orchid No obligation, of course. . A graduate or' Wellston High sale to be he: , 'm t'" .i · .:. ;~\- : · ., , g 5chool in the class of 1962, the old Bryson l. . bUilding PACK J!S ~ ' ' , :. '" ,, . )1.- . • , co~~.\ays Is a graduate of· 'bridegroom • elect attended Rio on May lth, Sfl'J ••;'"'ed by the GALLIPilL\ s _ ·Winners The bride · " ' '" By RtcK DU bROW Southwestern High SchooL ' CALL 446-lelO Grande College four years East Letart WSCS may call t• p· ood De b . ''I riage by 'her and . t!illed Preis lll~aUonal ,e t'hnlew . rMY rdaces. WI• wore a formal, long-sleeved lit employed as a secretary While at Rio Grande Mr · Hay: 247·25411, 247-2693 or 247-2755. I race s corrung on ay .h HOLLYWOOD (UP!) the government in Dayton. burn held tbe position of Dormi, 1 April 24 at the Grace line gown of linen Wit a to watch television by: Mr. Tays is 8 member of lory Counselor and was active , GALLIPOIJS - The Green ldist Ch~rch. This Is a peau de soie sleevele!r.s The headliners : Melina USAF. Wright Patterson A>tr, l 1n Archcn Fraternity. ILocal PTA lair committee wisil· 1Pack meeting and many Her While peau de SOle, couri, ctlrrenUy appearing Ohio. Before entering the Shop With Confidence . He'·' now enrolled at llie · es to thank all the merchantsl bers will, receive · awards. tiered veil extended to the new Broadway lee AIC Tays attended Ea!rtern j Where Credit is Convenient. cmnah College of Mortuary who . contlrubted so generously 1CuL Sc,pllls aad ·tilel..,.f8mllles floor. . "Dlya Darling," which is Dlinois Urti~ersity. ence where he will graduate to the success of the recentlare urged 'toaiterid." 'l'he She c~rrred a bouquet of adaptation of ' the rom ·:offef7aPi.Y-I Up to 2 ye~rs to Pay. SeSe~pt~e~m:be~r~. ~H~e~is~::=~~~F~al~r·==--===~m~e~elin~'~g~w~il~l~s~tart~~at~7~~m~.,!low daiSieS, centeedred wlitthh on Sunday," will sing and .~'l"l:ej moasrning co~e'rage of the 11JeS· II _ 1<\wdiasies. center w "" ~ 1on CBS-TV's Ed SUllivan orchid, on a Bible. · April :Ml • ·•• Another 'guest day funa:al of for111er Ko!::~\1 Mrs. Wilma Foglesong, the same. Sollivan program will German . . Chancellor ton, sister-in-law of the be jack Benny, who will "~auer. , . . A on..hour Outstanding Style and Quality In was matron of honor, and the 35th anniversary of special on the observance of Jane AM Morgan of Rio broadcasting debut . , . Eastern o, I hod ox Ea•rter, jJ "Unto a Lively Hppe," will was bridesmaid. They wore Crosby !s gllest hc•t Third & Olive St. G1llipoli1, llar formal gowns. the ABC·TV's "Hollywood broadcast on CBS·TV of honor wore pale green May 13, and others on hand w:lliil: l ,~mo~rn;;ln:;:g~o~f.;S~un~d~ay;;·~A;:;p;,;ri;;l3~0.;·_;.·~iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i::iiiiiiii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:~iilii~~ be the King Family. as well •• Don Ameche and FriLDc<!S I Langford in a re-creation their wcl~known radio record personalities, "The Bick· fl'SOns." ''Who, What, When, Why, With Harry Reasoner," series of 10 half·hour and full·hour CBS-TV new• spe<:ial>•ll with correspondent aa makes Its debut Ang. 22 . The network says the n"'"'''ms ll will include "topical specials, Andrew Heasoner 'essays' on the slde, profiles and with leading figures" •.. Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr., Dom de Luise are featured CBS-TV's Smother• Brollhen1!1 show of Aprll 30 .•• Same aay.,11 Just pick up the phone and shop at home the :n· ..'' R'·ev· Lar.,Ys .•• Carole Joan118•' : I r-• - BLOUSE AND SKIRT SETS .' ' i' ! I • '' i .' ' WAYSIDE FURNITURE ! i ' I ' ' same network's "FQ(!e .' ' •' ' '' I ' ' ' ' ' ~ \ ·· ·-~ ,, Nation" offers ao inteniE:w with the noted defense Edward Bennett :- ... " ... ..-. .~ .. _,... "" } o \» I :("'. ,, ' ·I· ' ' ' .. ; t" j . ,.~ ... - ! • ..• ' . ' -~ . ' •II '" ~.~ ''~'• i Sf1' · . 'I ' ' ..;;: . .• t'' ;:,l '... ' .) '' , has represented James ~~;'::II Bobby Baker, Adanl Cl Powell and Frank Costello. The programs: the blllalrnl•ngll at creaUon of a corporation public television · will be ciuSsed April :Ml on AliC~TV'11II ·~Issues aod Answers" by John Pastore, chairman of subriimlttee on co~=~"!;JI Ucins Of the !senate 1 Com~ ... alsO·on April CBS-TV'a ."The l!lptores' tile oce1in's .ln. best beginning for baby· ; . ---eUall1. ..,n c Por ~t 91tll8nt ,_ "1111 foot"- flllle 8lrida ~ qaalllr; .. and our quility III'Vict. We. dt b ~your dlild ~)* a1 • :1 10.- - '!PI'!IIIll!l• am '1' •) ·sHOP FRIDAY .HITES TIL 8 \:: • ' ' \ ' ;., ' ·· 0. �• ' .' ' • ' · Ohio Chapel WSCSMeets At Evans Home aliurous - The '0 b 1o ..... ' .• ~, ',.,.. . I • ' ' 1 . The . ·. . Cbapel Wfllllen's Society of , . CilrisUan Service met at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Evans with MM!. Jean Niday serving as co-bostess. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Laura jean Craft, pres~ dent. Opening songs were, 11 At The Cross," and "My Saviour First of AlL" Scripture taken from Acts 2 verses 22 to 38 was given by Mrs. Ullian Bush. The program was In charge of Mrs. Gertrude Evans. Those taking part were Mrs. Vlrglnlal Bane, reading "Look at S e II First;" Mrs. Gertrude Evalll! \ reading, "Legend of Tbe Dog· ·. ~~ lng: . ' . - ":'/b!! 11·' ! The banner w~'ilell kl thO iolirlh grade. ~ .· i The meeUng ~~;wned and refrahmt;DI1\.'Jt.tlefved by the sisth grade inOtbero and GALLIPOLIS - The C I a Y the food cbatnnao. elementary PTA monthly meetbig was held Tuesday at 7:30 •tvttvtttfvvv:fftf+++•• ··Cloy School PTA ToEiect Officers In May P·;,. Seen and R~d ••••••++ •••••• progt8!11 was given by Mrs. Janet Maggled and MJSS Curtis on tbe new reading pro- +&•&•u gram that Is being given at the M and Mrs George Everett roo! r. ' . ac · . . Lewis, Shadyside, 0., are. spendReports were g1ven and ap· in~ the week .with her brother, I Dl<J•ved. All bills were paid. Kenneth Welker tiM ·U.ple Dr. A jitney supper lo being plan- and his sister, Ccn Ward. ned for May 6. Tbe PTA wish· of Olesblre. os to raise enough money to __ purchase a merry-go-round for Mr. and Mrs. John H. Reese, the playground. Mrs. Earl Neff and Mrs, Frank New officers lor the coming Capehart attended the lll8tallayear weN> nominated and will lion of Officen at Marietta oa be Installed at the May meet- Wednesday evenlog. wood Tree/' and Colene Reese singing a solo. A duet, ~·rm Depending On Jesus," was sung by Nancy Stewart and Laura Jean Craft. Those taking part In a medl· totlon on the 23rd Psabn were, Mn~. Gertrude Evans, Aldith White, Mrs. Nellie Stover, Mrs. Emma Newman, Mrs. Freda Barcus. Mrs. BertllB Chevalier and Mrs. Jane Ann Jordan. ~ated the 23rd Psalm. Roll call was answered members' and one visitor, ene Reese who became a member. Mrs. \ need carpet? The WSCS is planning a rum· mage sale to be May 19 and 1 20, place to be announced later. MISS STEPHANIE LIKE The ladies reported 27 sick calls were made. The May meeting wiJJ be held at the home of Mrs. Virginia Bane on May 11. JALLIPOLIS - Mr. andlMrs .. with Pi Sigma Eta Fralernity The meeting closed with ora•v· l. itephen'"H. Like of SciotoviJJe, which Is a professional mortl· .r and grace by Mrs. Evelyn j' Engagement of Stephanie Like To Robert E. Hayburn Is Announced ~e;~;e ::n~':;~~gd:~:hl~~: ci~::~~~~~~chweddingwill Stetler. Stephanie Nelle. to Robert E. bt: an event of June 18 at the ·c : .; aayburn. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sunshine Church of Christ at EIIJUll()lj Club H{is •,_ :.e~~s ELik~a~~u~ ~.:.~~:to:; Minford. Ohio. mftltaar Dinne.r j. IM'·l··ss Fo··glesoKJ.,.,g Is AprL'l Brt' de' .Of .Me"lVL.n .Tays·, MinforJ High School in the INSTALLATION MAY JO GALLIPOLIS - The Class of 1963. She attended Ohio birthday >dinne~ of the _.· ' :tate University and is now a Installation of new officers of on Club was ·h.eld Thursday Senior at Rio Grande College, the Ohio Eta . Phi will be May ning al the Bob. Evans Sau1sag:e 1 majoring in Elementary Edu· 10 and the Iosmg team w1ll host Shop. GALLIPOLIS - Miss signed with matching how and nations. •a lion. Sll>' is vice-president of the winners, at the . regular I After dinner' the club ·met ly Foglesong daughter of Mi. small train, and the bridesmaid . Chet Kasnowski served as I !eta Chi social sorority and has meeting place in Middleport. the home of Eva Mills for and Mrs. - G~rge ·Foglesong a .nellon colored gown design. best man and ushers were recently been named to "Who's evening of bridge. F<l!ir tanie• ;llio Grande ·became the bride ed with matchil)i bQw and Riohard Hall, Joe Fuenter and i Who in American Colleges and REDUCED - Early spring were in play. Virglnla' Jones, bf Meloln A. Tays of Montrose, small train. They wore match- Louis Foglesong. ·save time, confusion, travel and baby slttlne Universities." bats, on"·tblrd oil. The Hat gues~ look high, Dorcitha April 1. in Fairview United ing shoulder length veils and Following the ceremony a r.. fees. See eecct!tt bow your new Bitrelow will Following her graduation in Shop. l'd. Adv. er, second high. Cbur~h Dayton. carried cascades ol yellow . · ceptlon was held at the church. look In your home. lust pick up 'phone ancl June from Rio Grande, Mi s s is tbe S9~' Cif · ·· A..istlng were Mlis Martha f!lve us a ge11eral idea of your color and style Like will be attending the UniNEED RUMMAGE ·vtrgi!'' Taysol ~~~':.and ' Miss Brenda prl!ferenee. Theil relax I We'll call on you at versity. of Cincinnati, where she REDUCED - Early It your convenience, show you a carefully · h'mg hats . on.. th'rd For· a wedding trip to Missou. will be working toward a Mast- RA CINE ' WIS I oIf. .The · , . •· . aelectecl range' of 88DI]Jie& and give you an Sh Pd Ad. ''.rin~d ,.!h,e, \:. ; the bride wore a green and h ers Degree in Special Educa.•lo donate fl ' . ous.. op. ' . " Ol~,;J · . · · · e · ·ry ·w · ·:: .. aee..,.te, on-the-spot quote. :ion. . hold goods :mmage beige two piece knit •uit with •• · 1 ' • bei.!Je ·accessories'1111d an orchid No obligation, of course. . A graduate or' Wellston High sale to be he: , 'm t'" .i · .:. ;~\- : · ., , g 5chool in the class of 1962, the old Bryson l. . bUilding PACK J!S ~ ' ' , :. '" ,, . )1.- . • , co~~.\ays Is a graduate of· 'bridegroom • elect attended Rio on May lth, Sfl'J ••;'"'ed by the GALLIPilL\ s _ ·Winners The bride · " ' '" By RtcK DU bROW Southwestern High SchooL ' CALL 446-lelO Grande College four years East Letart WSCS may call t• p· ood De b . ''I riage by 'her and . t!illed Preis lll~aUonal ,e t'hnlew . rMY rdaces. WI• wore a formal, long-sleeved lit employed as a secretary While at Rio Grande Mr · Hay: 247·25411, 247-2693 or 247-2755. I race s corrung on ay .h HOLLYWOOD (UP!) the government in Dayton. burn held tbe position of Dormi, 1 April 24 at the Grace line gown of linen Wit a to watch television by: Mr. Tays is 8 member of lory Counselor and was active , GALLIPOIJS - The Green ldist Ch~rch. This Is a peau de soie sleevele!r.s The headliners : Melina USAF. Wright Patterson A>tr, l 1n Archcn Fraternity. ILocal PTA lair committee wisil· 1Pack meeting and many Her While peau de SOle, couri, ctlrrenUy appearing Ohio. Before entering the Shop With Confidence . He'·' now enrolled at llie · es to thank all the merchantsl bers will, receive · awards. tiered veil extended to the new Broadway lee AIC Tays attended Ea!rtern j Where Credit is Convenient. cmnah College of Mortuary who . contlrubted so generously 1CuL Sc,pllls aad ·tilel..,.f8mllles floor. . "Dlya Darling," which is Dlinois Urti~ersity. ence where he will graduate to the success of the recentlare urged 'toaiterid." 'l'he She c~rrred a bouquet of adaptation of ' the rom ·:offef7aPi.Y-I Up to 2 ye~rs to Pay. SeSe~pt~e~m:be~r~. ~H~e~is~::=~~~F~al~r·==--===~m~e~elin~'~g~w~il~l~s~tart~~at~7~~m~.,!low daiSieS, centeedred wlitthh on Sunday," will sing and .~'l"l:ej moasrning co~e'rage of the 11JeS· II _ 1<\wdiasies. center w "" ~ 1on CBS-TV's Ed SUllivan orchid, on a Bible. · April :Ml • ·•• Another 'guest day funa:al of for111er Ko!::~\1 Mrs. Wilma Foglesong, the same. Sollivan program will German . . Chancellor ton, sister-in-law of the be jack Benny, who will "~auer. , . . A on..hour Outstanding Style and Quality In was matron of honor, and the 35th anniversary of special on the observance of Jane AM Morgan of Rio broadcasting debut . , . Eastern o, I hod ox Ea•rter, jJ "Unto a Lively Hppe," will was bridesmaid. They wore Crosby !s gllest hc•t Third & Olive St. G1llipoli1, llar formal gowns. the ABC·TV's "Hollywood broadcast on CBS·TV of honor wore pale green May 13, and others on hand w:lliil: l ,~mo~rn;;ln:;:g~o~f.;S~un~d~ay;;·~A;:;p;,;ri;;l3~0.;·_;.·~iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i::iiiiiiii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:iii:i:i:~iilii~~ be the King Family. as well •• Don Ameche and FriLDc<!S I Langford in a re-creation their wcl~known radio record personalities, "The Bick· fl'SOns." ''Who, What, When, Why, With Harry Reasoner," series of 10 half·hour and full·hour CBS-TV new• spe<:ial>•ll with correspondent aa makes Its debut Ang. 22 . The network says the n"'"'''ms ll will include "topical specials, Andrew Heasoner 'essays' on the slde, profiles and with leading figures" •.. Sinatra, Frank Sinatra Jr., Dom de Luise are featured CBS-TV's Smother• Brollhen1!1 show of Aprll 30 .•• Same aay.,11 Just pick up the phone and shop at home the :n· ..'' R'·ev· Lar.,Ys .•• Carole Joan118•' : I r-• - BLOUSE AND SKIRT SETS .' ' i' ! I • '' i .' ' WAYSIDE FURNITURE ! i ' I ' ' same network's "FQ(!e .' ' •' ' '' I ' ' ' ' ' ~ \ ·· ·-~ ,, Nation" offers ao inteniE:w with the noted defense Edward Bennett :- ... " ... ..-. .~ .. _,... "" } o \» I :("'. ,, ' ·I· ' ' ' .. ; t" j . ,.~ ... - ! • ..• ' . ' -~ . ' •II '" ~.~ ''~'• i Sf1' · . 'I ' ' ..;;: . .• t'' ;:,l '... ' .) '' , has represented James ~~;'::II Bobby Baker, Adanl Cl Powell and Frank Costello. The programs: the blllalrnl•ngll at creaUon of a corporation public television · will be ciuSsed April :Ml on AliC~TV'11II ·~Issues aod Answers" by John Pastore, chairman of subriimlttee on co~=~"!;JI Ucins Of the !senate 1 Com~ ... alsO·on April CBS-TV'a ."The l!lptores' tile oce1in's .ln. best beginning for baby· ; . ---eUall1. ..,n c Por ~t 91tll8nt ,_ "1111 foot"- flllle 8lrida ~ qaalllr; .. and our quility III'Vict. We. dt b ~your dlild ~)* a1 • :1 10.- - '!PI'!IIIll!l• am '1' •) ·sHOP FRIDAY .HITES TIL 8 \:: • ' ' \ ' ;., ' ·· 0. �' ' ' ' . Giri-Scoufl'fecide~s :-M~~t'C1{tarif~~ . ,.;,.;.·; ,... ' • If ·;il . . ' . . ( POMEROY - Neighliorhood 220., . . ard llupe, oo or befon May 15. lie Wiler 1llali.,. lilt lh !!;! h Girl Scout ·Leaders belli their Ropol1a nre 111ade of th • Unl18, wiU he ..t up' on tlie lNio IIIP llr t Dz\ ·• , · monlhly meeUot at Comp Kia· councll meeliDC II1CI liS or< ~u.n It tliet tiJM, All kn-. 1111et 'M t llhuta Monday IIKlrnlng, Aptil Apprecialioll Dtnntr at Vlt!llnl, irblrl most Of lhe IIC!tlvi~He and llld; f'lhl 1t, H J ,II • • lt 'II'. Va., April 12, attended cralll ate ellrried 011 in ille Jllmt ~ • lilt ltrt11'nli:ii l>resent wora Evecyn Knight, c:arot l»lllnier. Billlo Jo Ita IIlii! since more and more lel4. Ill)' tB . ~~::,;• chairman, Sarah Ow!"!, Mono oceyrt end Evecyn Knllllt llur- 11'1 ere leamlnf tai!IPbte $1111 -&b Dnlt II lit · Neal ond Charlene Thomas of ina lhe dinner Mn. Knlglit WQ .00 tht Girl Seoul prGirll!l, l.elllert lltldill W ~ Troop 3e, Dorothy Morria and p.....,ntod 1 30 ytar pin. LMdefl plan lbt amp. 1111!1 *1*1 ..... ll!llltl ... taJilp !lonna Glaze of Troop 5, Carol A report of lhe training eamp the litis In their 1rf!011i ¢thlllre 11111111 1111l ....., It lllh ·1 Troop 100: Billie Jo at Rotan, Atllell!, was ll!o glv· lheir ideas for ~ menut, 111111 .8110 t. eli!ai ._,~ KrawSC2)'n and Jaruce Gibbs of en. Attendin& the eamp at A!IJ' llandiGrafts and camp IOIIIt Jftt!OUI ll'tiiP W !lit Troop liM. all Jum~ troopo. • ens were Dotml (Jillinger, car, lhfy patticUIJrly want, and mat• It lrU tfiekW 111 '111ft 1 b • Leaders ol Browme troops a~ ol Ohlinger, Jonlce Otbbl II1CI lnJl and decorlltllit aome lbdl· . · · tending were Susan Ann war, Evelyn Knight. vidual equipment lheed aelll "''llfthhlnt • U• • ner and June Eichinger, Troop Day camp felislralion is to time, llltt alllteb ffl JlilleNI lht 76, Mary Jane Herald, Troop be $3 and II to he paid to lhe For example, 10111e ldeu 1Jt dq nemp '<': Ml .....111 110. ond Donna Ohllnler, Troop business mana1er, Mrs. Riclr lin ~an eups, ball gallclb p111r 11111 a.~ ,, . , "*' * · e..._ BY PAT HOUCK ' MISS BJ!l.IE DOUGLAS RACIIU - Mr. u4 Mn. RII..O B. Doupu, 1.. S. Rip A~., COIIIIlbas, ere .-.ellll lite enpgemeet ol lbelr dallplft, Billle SbMJD, to Dei~~ort m.a. 1011 o1 Mr. IDd Mn. WOmer Bllldl ol Illdie, Oblo. Mist Doaglu II • lflduate ol NatiOnwide Boauty Saloa. W. Blada ployed by Eacbanted Mirror Beaaty Salon. 1111. Black ..ned Ill dte Arm)' and Is emploY· «< by Ternllodl Dlvtstoa, o... oral MoiOI'I Corp. The w edo ding will be Ill eveal of May I at Brookshire Metllodlat Cbarclt. New Officers Elected by Child Conservation Lett,Ue ... . ' About Middleport 1 IliFF "A" -Precl•lan ~rea~able DAY AIID DATE-* '. Jtwelf4. u.. 11t11. Unbrllhblltnllnspr na. .. ShocWOSI&bRL WltorpiOOI'. Ull'll" molnsprtna. lhook· Jt~st.Jt. Waterproof*. 0111. Ttlll tim~;., •11111. IJ2'1 sF. F[!LL FASHIONED ••• LADIES SHORTS & KNIT TOPS byMOJUD SHORTS TOPS ........... ........... CALENDAR- · $5.99 $3.99 ••••• 0 •••••••••••• 0 0 •• CIUQIAl "I"-Pf1<btao jMiod. Unbrea~ablt mtiROprlor. Wator· proof', Sllocll<otlslllll. Tells tlmt Darnbro,ugh's IIIPNI 'V-17 ltwtl• 8oll1lillllo lilaoH;; lq, Wlttrp-oo\', LllntnDOt.UIIIrtllt· '1411 8111 IIIII II •ct..• olta ••'"''~; CARAVELLE®. ' . I \ - . ' ' dlvlslo1 of BULOVA ' All Csravelle ·Watcllall 1\&vt jeweled Ieveii mot~ · worldnl jew~d 1111breakai* main~np, ,U..r.a ,a .,. ADDISON WOin-ll en's ~et)' of Chrllllan 8erv· ice will meet at lhe borne of Mrs. ~ HQihea, 1 p.m. EVERGREENS .HilT II TIME FOR IPIIINI PUIITIIIf 'Thtll'ldey Monday -·ARBOR VITAE • YIWS Evergreen PFITJIIS 0 0 1 FOR FOI MONTH OF APRIL -MONIH Alto1VITAES ~~· llraw Now1 , 1 7 • • thoy'B start oosiar . Nursery Stock, Grown In Ohio field &row Rose Bushes 50 Pound Bag Mlchig•n Pulverized t SAVEl FOR FLOWERS AND GARDENS I REG. $1.19-$1.37 Hardv Ro,lt ond .c • w.a .._ ..riolltl lo oil calon • Wil ~ tltl! 1M' UPPER STORii,.LY ' ' .. IN GALLIPOLIS ' I ,i •J'>-M'· '>Jft, ,. ... G. C. MURPHY CO. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) na IAulle ManeUf, 18, North Elevated Skybu1 Being Co1111idered Canto!!. wu killed Friday lb.e car .ahe was riding in CLEVELAND (UPI) -'l'riW!tl 1ided wilb anolher on • officials coMicler<!d the just weal of North Canton, lty of having an · rail aystein, called the akybua, es soludon ro lhe downtown trafl'lc j MAN lULLED congeatlon whiCh would MILLERSPORT. Ohio <UP!) cheaper, 'quicker .and easier - W!Uiam C. Homer, 110. Lan· bu!id than the · silbway caller was killed ll'rl~ay when pos'L · , . . th• panel truek he wla,drlvlng ,akybuli'• · ,~t·~:,fi;~f.~~tjd:l collided with a car at the Inter. and realistic al !ectlon of Ohio 17 llid Ohio .,;hiay, 'said'· Tl'linalt Board aear here. · j ChWlli!UI Michael ~U. · me ae. ' axlllary of Drew We b 8 te r organization, but are unable to AprU 20, wi~....~. A . atteiKL members at""!"",.: .. Pest No, 39 mel Wednesday ev· Yates, Hazel Edfel, Bes11e !:!~\l ening at the home of Mf>, 'n!ere wert 12 members preto ster, Marie Swan. Mary P , Ralph Gllmora lD loliddlepor(. eat 11 tile meellng. The am Ada Blnell, Ara Myers, Monad Mrs, Olin Knapp , P,l"'sident, meeting wUI be held at the Wilson, Alice Curtis and a · ' was hr charge of lhe ' meetint home of Mrll llhdda H ck 11 or, Terri Curti!. Electloft. of which ll!lefled wlth prayer , '. a e 'ficel'll was held, pre8ident, Gen, ll "WhOle ·world" with lolls. Jed Middleport, w 11 h Kathryn eva Yates; vice president Webaler in marge oi devotions. Welch aa C<Jrhostess, treatuter. Marie Swan: <PM'i!rll ~ ,,cis 14, end "W~er . During I!Je sn<ial hour gamee tary, Ada Bissell: . Spiritual Waman's" prayer, and was lol· . Life and Flowl!f Jl'udd, Bela 16wed by lite pledge lD the ftal were played and prlzel award- Webster; Social Relations, and lilent prayer In memory .ed to the winners. Dellcioua re. ry Pierce: Promotlon.~~.~:~: [l of! the honored dead. The m•n- freshmenl8 were served tD above ship, Monad Wilson,rand of the previous meetiiJg and Mrs. Eddie Smith. , Mrl. Reporter, Allee Curtis. read and approved. l Owen WatiOn, Mrs, J, M. Thorn- At noon ell enjoyed a delict· II 'l'wo very Interesting letle"'.' .ton, Mrs. 8eil NeUtzllnJl, and ous potluck dinner, and closod ll wire read 110111 Mrs. JIll U ',Mrll. Mayme Holmelt. with The Lord's Prayer. u• .re t PAT GLASS FINDS( .•. uw filii ID fien - a ..,._, • -Choose! 4 more Frigidaire Jet Action Washers to fit any ~ mmuteli . ~pace advent- ae here nutlepr a~y .Wmerged lor a, ttme. Ia frlcldalr• z..pood Jet Aollofl W•--prlcod low, lOw, lowl• r.-11 IJitOt Mr lor I "*"'' Jot Acllon Waaher bJ fJ'ICtdallll c,.. cycle 11vtt delic:at•• • AUtomatic Soak cit for htlvlly soiled nemal • Wuh 1nd u\1'1 Clrti•Small Load 11111111 hel po cut watar btllti•Jet.,hnpl• mec:hanllm, DtiP Actlolt AIIIIIOII . utor, Jri.JMY Rlnsol ~ONDAY N . 'lGitTS ' lndSotktllnpOI'IIIIInl • I ' Tn madera , J••simr>le mech•nlsm . ' ~ partlclea.. " ol concern. . po~sil;»le &·year Nationwide Warranty I makes ' ap· • wuhinl-llltCia' Dura· blo Pllos C.MI • Contnllo 1ar w-.111- 149 5189 37'9, ·'' ·- I OPEN of'"' commtnd wast.. 'nc probltml • Two *tJtodl for mulll·t•brio 5 . aild ' I Tfllt frllidlld Jet ""' tion wlihor 1M* you II ' •· ratorlee, the ellmlnaliall [ _...,_..., Rinse temptrtture con· troll • Dotp Aollono\ai- budget! .. emallciMdoat lnll proble}DI . '· ~ \ ·aa .,..,., •'*" ar dull ollWlfll IIINDI . 1' l1t~ problema ' SOLVES BY P&'l'1iiAss ~ ~ Eeoa. ~;:pteee IAHI FRIGIDAIR~· ,' pace Technology Eases ome Cleaning Problems ,).:st. P.------., I 7 .~ WOMAN I,DJ,EO Brandt. '. ! nrESDAY PEMBROKE CLUB will meet at lhe home of Mrs. kiiQIIeth Remila, Orchard IIDI, I p,m, LEGION AUXlLIARY w Ill meet at 7:30 p. m. 11 lhe home of Mrs. Glndya EYIDJ, 145 Garfield, Members piee11 attend. A~ Jt1DIION CLASS of the First Baptllll Church WIll meet at lhe chut<b, 7:30 p.m. SPRING HILL SAVEl INSTALLATION Tuesday TRESE ARE WEU KNOWN ~~ _sane Meet at Home Of Mrs Knight ..,.. ' Ill._. .... Sam it. WSCS EI• · '' .New Offrcers ..... .... • .. ...::!l.,"';,;e!.'fjw"i . '120f · 1J Past Presidents of Auxiliary Meet A 0 n P" I'······.. ... At Home of Mrs. Ralph Gilmore 7<!1Dj)LEPORT .:.. "nte past Houdasbelt and Mrs. Doris St811· CS ·of lhe Methdllll cbe:;,ich~~~ji~c~tt;em:s~in~lh:e~h~o:use:,w:i:nd:o:w·:·,~to~l~al~of~m:or:•~th:•:n~l5~mJ:Il:•o:ntU~n~tted~~S~ta~te;s~dtis~posecl~~~-ill:-.d~::f~ · :!~·~•~·~·~:..:"';:• presidents ol American Legion ley who are members of the at the home of Monad floors, cases ' ' ,.,.., H SAVEl •I FRE.E 'r"w oolOct 'an• ekortment • .mor1 Dttowtiluf ..ch yoor! AI those and frame your home' witft pr ces, I • l:'MW IYf!91'Mn sh!'Ubb~••Evergreens give yur 'round . luty IFrnd hliOid~'tlte~r orquo~le loliege el throut tho wtn 11 aun fM<!ytr.Ill plont , nurwy'91"own ovorgrHI)II Had, Plant 7 Of' APRIL eOTHERS ' · Gllllpola, Ohio 404 Second Avenue terve.J Church 1 , erpiece lor lhe serving table of witb two Ughled wllile American .J · PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ·· MORNING STAR Chapter of ' ' them \4 JOU. · 9ES lnspeetion, I p. m. EXTRA SPECIAL! •• of expensive parta for an lllespenalve wat<hl And Meb one Ia &U~anle<d bJ Bulova! They wouldn't. ,..ran~ ~ but a aood watch. At lhooe low prlc""' J,u CID'I Jiiifd tO - up aa opportuniiJ to tab • 11J0L W1'U be Clad to.·ahow 0 'Tour of County' is Theme Of Spring Flower Show Sll 'I llolll-17 jowtiL \'~ New officer• were e~ ond Oueat speaker wm be M r e. Mtl"- . . . - - . . donations made to dlarilable Walter Moebler ol 'll'ashiJ!il<m, pell!ODB in 1111 - - " ' · IUIIIII at the Aprll metlln& of D. C. P1111t .... 1i!r 1 hiJ" the Mlddloporl Child Conserv• l!e.ervallnns are to be lD by rklo 11111 w1e11r . - w .. Uon League Thuraday evenllll May 25 and eanctllations by lily mM~i~J~lridl tz 1r• 11 at_ the Columbia Gal Ollkel iD May 29 to Mrs. Gene Houda- ....,.u. 1111. l'ftltl I?TPIIZ Middleport. The president, Mrs, ehelt gave 1111 JINII'Illl.. "PbJJIo • C , "" m tud Geneti Houdl'~thhelt,M o~en•edp lhe During the buslne.a oeaaiclll, 011 PIU.N lllld die&.... Ill .on unnm0.. a , s en1 , mee ng w w e o uer s ray. donatio"" were made to 1b 1 profi'IJD lilt wbl...,.ltllleal Ohio Stale Unlverllty, Colum. er, Cystic Fibrosis li'und, lhe Girl ciJIIdrlll ell lbl ... illl . l6 lpendJng the weekend New officera elected loclude Scout Troop •pon-ed by 1111 mer, DIYOIIIml wt liN llf Mr•.andMrs. UswinS. Neme bll parents, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Allen Leonard reoident: club, and ~ a senior pl lor Mrs. 1 - J""- lfl'l' liDo Ray Cunrungham and fam1ly. M •P . her araduabon in Melas CouiJ. blirl 1Ift OIIIIII!IINtl IIIII w11 MR. AND MRS. URWIN S. NEASE of Minersville, R.D., wlll observe their Hill grandmother Mra Oscar rs. Don Thomao, vice pres•· I M Albert . , 50th wedding annlveralll'Y April 80th. Their children are honoring their par· Roulh, went to Columbu• Fr~ dent; Mrs. Don Mullen, aecre- !.,~ne:· tt P RouiiJ .01 ee& bo wek!Omed II& a liliaN _ . enls with open bouse at their home in Nease Settlement from 2 to 4 p.m. on da for him tary; Mrs. Lowell Beaver, trea11r '' ne , , ost Amencan Leo ing, Sunday. Mrs, Nease was the former Leah Baer, of Forellt Run. They were Attend Funeral and Mra Lewis Triplett surer: and Mra. James Join>- gion ~lllillary 1!'-nked I h • 'l'lte ~. 111'1. l.lnNN, married at the Evangelical parsonage In Pomeroy, Apt. 28, 1917 by !be Rev. At Akron Wedne•"..,:; bave, returned, from. a two son, reporter. ~'.ouls~ Buorz~poiiiOTUIS 8 •lir1 to llrl. A11tD IIIII. :Mn. .I til ....J : It ...eye tete. Min Dlo Coolie llld llftl. All&lll 11owo ., Louis G. Weber. They are parents of four children, Mn. Herbert Davis (Mar· CHESTER- Those a1tend1ng montlls vacation m . Florida An invitation wae read fl'om ·ana Davis thanked tile club !Or or4 ''. garet) of Athens; Davld and Frederick, on the home farm, end William, of 1 II Beet \tl Hamilton, Oblo. There are also 12 gt'alldehildren. They have spent the 50 funeral . servlceo from where they visited With their the district president, Mrs. LeiJr sponaorina her to the event ll'om 1 11111f ~ Ill Ill ·<years on the farm where they now live, Both are active. member• o! the Forfor Mr. Homer B. daughter and IOn,ln,lew, Mr. 1ter Plymale, lor the local unit The recent card party wao term- apr;ng theme with eo1c1n t1 est Run Methodist Church. Friend& and relatives are invited. wood at Akron, Wednesday, llld Mrs. Chester Haddox, who Ito attend the district spring «< • IUI'<eBS and the club ... areen ond 7eiiOW Ill tlblt ril 18 were Mr. and Mra. reside oear Ft. Lauderdale. conference to be held June s at ·preBSed their appreciation tor polntmeall ep. bart Newell, Mrs. Roes CI lolls. Roth Zahn of C!Jarle,. lthe Kyger Creek Elementary land, Mrs. Mary Reod, Mr. W. Va., visited recently School with the Kvgtr Creek ~- ~, , .. _ _ . , _ _.. _ _ Mrs. Wateman White and Mrs. her mother, Mrs. David Mot!Jers' Club as host elub. I Norman McCain, C!Jelt!l'; Entsminger. ' --· . I Jea10 Nowell. Tuppers , Mrs. Robert King, W.M. of ...,.. II .. MMv II '111111 Mr. Norman Will, Rutland, Evangeline Cllapter, OES, Mid· Women Mrs. Helen Damowood "nd and Mr!. William King Lester of Syracuse. Evelyn Lewio were MEROY - ''A tour ol will he the hills and hollow, llalkl, wild Dowers or p18n:l8i services were at lhe Schlup.· Heverly Wednesday for the Cox Funeral (.1tapel. opring meeting of the • . PO Meigs CouDty" will be t h e including roadside, wild or oa· ol at least five OJN one • o theme llr the SprJna FloWet live materials with weatherbred stalk by color labeled. tude. The table won't dust Roberto Cirlce of tile OES, Dt,. POMEROY - The EpiiiCOpal Show ofllhe Winding Trail Gar· or drift, and my favorite spot, The special dltplaya eel! and It I! no one's fault. trlct .25 · . ! Church Women met at I he ' den CJu~ to he held on May 6 interpretive. , will include gardenlnl Deelde what has to be Keith Morgan, OhiO Unlver· l home of Mrs. A. R. Knight on' from 1::10 unUI 1 p.m. al the The cla1881 in the junior ar, _magazlnel ond llterature an make a schedule that lily student, spent the wcekeod IThursday with Mrs. Helen Hayes ' 1 · Pomeroy Elementary School. listie section are dairy farm, Sears plantinl while lhe 0011\'enlent to follow. with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ada Titus as 00rl>~st· CJBSSO!'ID lheirtlsllc arranae- with a fi&urlne of a !arm llli· coUon IIICIIon will~ lor lor oome Dexlb!llty. Morgan and family. ess... I menl8 "I"'Uon include salt mal and lhe Christmas parade, ed house plants. -Pkk up ddai!y. Don't PARTY PLANNilD Mro. Elmer G. Brown, Di•l works, attangemenll With white an arrangemeat In a ""!'· .The Entries are to be in place magazmes an newspapers lrict Board member, aave a flowers· coal mine iDia'preUve; junior horticulture section en· 1 p.m. on May I and no accumulate. Place oolled lln~ns SYI\ACUSE - Rev. and Mrs. port of the Episcopal the electton colii~Y, modem: tr1e1 are to he labeled Bpeci· ial materiel, buet, in the haftlper, _nol in a p1le. Willlaltl Thorpe and •on• ol Sy· Dlsl annual meeting at · truck farm including fruits and men Iris and seedlingg started ieJ or candles wlll be Take care of sp1IIS ImmedJate· racuse Cllurch of the Nazarene [nati on April 4-S. Mrs. vegetables;' '.reptta, water for school Beed. ted. Ellhibitoro mey ly. will he honored with a going Martin and Mrs. Knight showlna a! part of 111e deltp etaeaee In the 10nlor hortl- in as maay claues as , -Mat_e the best use of away party at lhe parsonage, ed the meeting. · and pop plani, an arrangement culture section wm be Iris, but only one_ arrangement mg equtpmenl, waxes, and ·Monday, April 24, at 7:80 p.m. In cola bottle. one ltllk labeled; a collection he allowed m eacb tergents. Read labels and Everyone is InVIted. The Thorpe Bishop Craine of Indiana ' 8 InvitaUonal section elas!e! ol live different labeled Iris\ claiB. rections for use. Follow lamlly will move May 19 to spoke on lhe Renewal and Struc· dori'll from the Instruction South Point where he hao ac- ltlre in the Church. Several ' The Sunday TimesrSeiltinel, Sunday, April 23, 1967-7 ecfS let. cepted another church. el di!Cillisiono were he I -DGD't try to clean the God's World In Need and lllh••• l toiO,IItllt-•-Ujlohofolit home In one day. Do In the World are we doln•. ..,...,....... - .....~. ~~~-~ ,., cleanlnl room by room. The 1& astronauts that took n Next w~k \. ~ I will diSCUSS part in the Mercury and Gemr . of w Pill.... C.. WNq JIO'I'I'OIII - The cleaning techniques for · In! programs flew a combined The Supreme Court . , ..., ..,Till ..... " ... - l.r WATERPROOF•- . -- -.. ~· , .mat- ,. ..... ~-- · ~--:-- I • when to ~to . • E.URNnU.RE il .' """ ' 1 • l ) ' I :· II �' ' ' ' . Giri-Scoufl'fecide~s :-M~~t'C1{tarif~~ . ,.;,.;.·; ,... ' • If ·;il . . ' . . ( POMEROY - Neighliorhood 220., . . ard llupe, oo or befon May 15. lie Wiler 1llali.,. lilt lh !!;! h Girl Scout ·Leaders belli their Ropol1a nre 111ade of th • Unl18, wiU he ..t up' on tlie lNio IIIP llr t Dz\ ·• , · monlhly meeUot at Comp Kia· councll meeliDC II1CI liS or< ~u.n It tliet tiJM, All kn-. 1111et 'M t llhuta Monday IIKlrnlng, Aptil Apprecialioll Dtnntr at Vlt!llnl, irblrl most Of lhe IIC!tlvi~He and llld; f'lhl 1t, H J ,II • • lt 'II'. Va., April 12, attended cralll ate ellrried 011 in ille Jllmt ~ • lilt ltrt11'nli:ii l>resent wora Evecyn Knight, c:arot l»lllnier. Billlo Jo Ita IIlii! since more and more lel4. Ill)' tB . ~~::,;• chairman, Sarah Ow!"!, Mono oceyrt end Evecyn Knllllt llur- 11'1 ere leamlnf tai!IPbte $1111 -&b Dnlt II lit · Neal ond Charlene Thomas of ina lhe dinner Mn. Knlglit WQ .00 tht Girl Seoul prGirll!l, l.elllert lltldill W ~ Troop 3e, Dorothy Morria and p.....,ntod 1 30 ytar pin. LMdefl plan lbt amp. 1111!1 *1*1 ..... ll!llltl ... taJilp !lonna Glaze of Troop 5, Carol A report of lhe training eamp the litis In their 1rf!011i ¢thlllre 11111111 1111l ....., It lllh ·1 Troop 100: Billie Jo at Rotan, Atllell!, was ll!o glv· lheir ideas for ~ menut, 111111 .8110 t. eli!ai ._,~ KrawSC2)'n and Jaruce Gibbs of en. Attendin& the eamp at A!IJ' llandiGrafts and camp IOIIIt Jftt!OUI ll'tiiP W !lit Troop liM. all Jum~ troopo. • ens were Dotml (Jillinger, car, lhfy patticUIJrly want, and mat• It lrU tfiekW 111 '111ft 1 b • Leaders ol Browme troops a~ ol Ohlinger, Jonlce Otbbl II1CI lnJl and decorlltllit aome lbdl· . · · tending were Susan Ann war, Evelyn Knight. vidual equipment lheed aelll "''llfthhlnt • U• • ner and June Eichinger, Troop Day camp felislralion is to time, llltt alllteb ffl JlilleNI lht 76, Mary Jane Herald, Troop be $3 and II to he paid to lhe For example, 10111e ldeu 1Jt dq nemp '<': Ml .....111 110. ond Donna Ohllnler, Troop business mana1er, Mrs. Riclr lin ~an eups, ball gallclb p111r 11111 a.~ ,, . , "*' * · e..._ BY PAT HOUCK ' MISS BJ!l.IE DOUGLAS RACIIU - Mr. u4 Mn. RII..O B. Doupu, 1.. S. Rip A~., COIIIIlbas, ere .-.ellll lite enpgemeet ol lbelr dallplft, Billle SbMJD, to Dei~~ort m.a. 1011 o1 Mr. IDd Mn. WOmer Bllldl ol Illdie, Oblo. Mist Doaglu II • lflduate ol NatiOnwide Boauty Saloa. W. Blada ployed by Eacbanted Mirror Beaaty Salon. 1111. Black ..ned Ill dte Arm)' and Is emploY· «< by Ternllodl Dlvtstoa, o... oral MoiOI'I Corp. The w edo ding will be Ill eveal of May I at Brookshire Metllodlat Cbarclt. New Officers Elected by Child Conservation Lett,Ue ... . ' About Middleport 1 IliFF "A" -Precl•lan ~rea~able DAY AIID DATE-* '. Jtwelf4. u.. 11t11. Unbrllhblltnllnspr na. .. ShocWOSI&bRL WltorpiOOI'. Ull'll" molnsprtna. lhook· Jt~st.Jt. Waterproof*. 0111. Ttlll tim~;., •11111. IJ2'1 sF. F[!LL FASHIONED ••• LADIES SHORTS & KNIT TOPS byMOJUD SHORTS TOPS ........... ........... CALENDAR- · $5.99 $3.99 ••••• 0 •••••••••••• 0 0 •• CIUQIAl "I"-Pf1<btao jMiod. Unbrea~ablt mtiROprlor. Wator· proof', Sllocll<otlslllll. Tells tlmt Darnbro,ugh's IIIPNI 'V-17 ltwtl• 8oll1lillllo lilaoH;; lq, Wlttrp-oo\', LllntnDOt.UIIIrtllt· '1411 8111 IIIII II •ct..• olta ••'"''~; CARAVELLE®. ' . I \ - . ' ' dlvlslo1 of BULOVA ' All Csravelle ·Watcllall 1\&vt jeweled Ieveii mot~ · worldnl jew~d 1111breakai* main~np, ,U..r.a ,a .,. ADDISON WOin-ll en's ~et)' of Chrllllan 8erv· ice will meet at lhe borne of Mrs. ~ HQihea, 1 p.m. EVERGREENS .HilT II TIME FOR IPIIINI PUIITIIIf 'Thtll'ldey Monday -·ARBOR VITAE • YIWS Evergreen PFITJIIS 0 0 1 FOR FOI MONTH OF APRIL -MONIH Alto1VITAES ~~· llraw Now1 , 1 7 • • thoy'B start oosiar . Nursery Stock, Grown In Ohio field &row Rose Bushes 50 Pound Bag Mlchig•n Pulverized t SAVEl FOR FLOWERS AND GARDENS I REG. $1.19-$1.37 Hardv Ro,lt ond .c • w.a .._ ..riolltl lo oil calon • Wil ~ tltl! 1M' UPPER STORii,.LY ' ' .. IN GALLIPOLIS ' I ,i •J'>-M'· '>Jft, ,. ... G. C. MURPHY CO. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) na IAulle ManeUf, 18, North Elevated Skybu1 Being Co1111idered Canto!!. wu killed Friday lb.e car .ahe was riding in CLEVELAND (UPI) -'l'riW!tl 1ided wilb anolher on • officials coMicler<!d the just weal of North Canton, lty of having an · rail aystein, called the akybua, es soludon ro lhe downtown trafl'lc j MAN lULLED congeatlon whiCh would MILLERSPORT. Ohio <UP!) cheaper, 'quicker .and easier - W!Uiam C. Homer, 110. Lan· bu!id than the · silbway caller was killed ll'rl~ay when pos'L · , . . th• panel truek he wla,drlvlng ,akybuli'• · ,~t·~:,fi;~f.~~tjd:l collided with a car at the Inter. and realistic al !ectlon of Ohio 17 llid Ohio .,;hiay, 'said'· Tl'linalt Board aear here. · j ChWlli!UI Michael ~U. · me ae. ' axlllary of Drew We b 8 te r organization, but are unable to AprU 20, wi~....~. A . atteiKL members at""!"",.: .. Pest No, 39 mel Wednesday ev· Yates, Hazel Edfel, Bes11e !:!~\l ening at the home of Mf>, 'n!ere wert 12 members preto ster, Marie Swan. Mary P , Ralph Gllmora lD loliddlepor(. eat 11 tile meellng. The am Ada Blnell, Ara Myers, Monad Mrs, Olin Knapp , P,l"'sident, meeting wUI be held at the Wilson, Alice Curtis and a · ' was hr charge of lhe ' meetint home of Mrll llhdda H ck 11 or, Terri Curti!. Electloft. of which ll!lefled wlth prayer , '. a e 'ficel'll was held, pre8ident, Gen, ll "WhOle ·world" with lolls. Jed Middleport, w 11 h Kathryn eva Yates; vice president Webaler in marge oi devotions. Welch aa C<Jrhostess, treatuter. Marie Swan: <PM'i!rll ~ ,,cis 14, end "W~er . During I!Je sn<ial hour gamee tary, Ada Bissell: . Spiritual Waman's" prayer, and was lol· . Life and Flowl!f Jl'udd, Bela 16wed by lite pledge lD the ftal were played and prlzel award- Webster; Social Relations, and lilent prayer In memory .ed to the winners. Dellcioua re. ry Pierce: Promotlon.~~.~:~: [l of! the honored dead. The m•n- freshmenl8 were served tD above ship, Monad Wilson,rand of the previous meetiiJg and Mrs. Eddie Smith. , Mrl. Reporter, Allee Curtis. read and approved. l Owen WatiOn, Mrs, J, M. Thorn- At noon ell enjoyed a delict· II 'l'wo very Interesting letle"'.' .ton, Mrs. 8eil NeUtzllnJl, and ous potluck dinner, and closod ll wire read 110111 Mrs. JIll U ',Mrll. Mayme Holmelt. with The Lord's Prayer. u• .re t PAT GLASS FINDS( .•. uw filii ID fien - a ..,._, • -Choose! 4 more Frigidaire Jet Action Washers to fit any ~ mmuteli . ~pace advent- ae here nutlepr a~y .Wmerged lor a, ttme. Ia frlcldalr• z..pood Jet Aollofl W•--prlcod low, lOw, lowl• r.-11 IJitOt Mr lor I "*"'' Jot Acllon Waaher bJ fJ'ICtdallll c,.. cycle 11vtt delic:at•• • AUtomatic Soak cit for htlvlly soiled nemal • Wuh 1nd u\1'1 Clrti•Small Load 11111111 hel po cut watar btllti•Jet.,hnpl• mec:hanllm, DtiP Actlolt AIIIIIOII . utor, Jri.JMY Rlnsol ~ONDAY N . 'lGitTS ' lndSotktllnpOI'IIIIInl • I ' Tn madera , J••simr>le mech•nlsm . ' ~ partlclea.. " ol concern. . po~sil;»le &·year Nationwide Warranty I makes ' ap· • wuhinl-llltCia' Dura· blo Pllos C.MI • Contnllo 1ar w-.111- 149 5189 37'9, ·'' ·- I OPEN of'"' commtnd wast.. 'nc probltml • Two *tJtodl for mulll·t•brio 5 . aild ' I Tfllt frllidlld Jet ""' tion wlihor 1M* you II ' •· ratorlee, the ellmlnaliall [ _...,_..., Rinse temptrtture con· troll • Dotp Aollono\ai- budget! .. emallciMdoat lnll proble}DI . '· ~ \ ·aa .,..,., •'*" ar dull ollWlfll IIINDI . 1' l1t~ problema ' SOLVES BY P&'l'1iiAss ~ ~ Eeoa. ~;:pteee IAHI FRIGIDAIR~· ,' pace Technology Eases ome Cleaning Problems ,).:st. P.------., I 7 .~ WOMAN I,DJ,EO Brandt. '. ! nrESDAY PEMBROKE CLUB will meet at lhe home of Mrs. kiiQIIeth Remila, Orchard IIDI, I p,m, LEGION AUXlLIARY w Ill meet at 7:30 p. m. 11 lhe home of Mrs. Glndya EYIDJ, 145 Garfield, Members piee11 attend. A~ Jt1DIION CLASS of the First Baptllll Church WIll meet at lhe chut<b, 7:30 p.m. SPRING HILL SAVEl INSTALLATION Tuesday TRESE ARE WEU KNOWN ~~ _sane Meet at Home Of Mrs Knight ..,.. ' Ill._. .... Sam it. WSCS EI• · '' .New Offrcers ..... .... • .. ...::!l.,"';,;e!.'fjw"i . '120f · 1J Past Presidents of Auxiliary Meet A 0 n P" I'······.. ... At Home of Mrs. Ralph Gilmore 7<!1Dj)LEPORT .:.. "nte past Houdasbelt and Mrs. Doris St811· CS ·of lhe Methdllll cbe:;,ich~~~ji~c~tt;em:s~in~lh:e~h~o:use:,w:i:nd:o:w·:·,~to~l~al~of~m:or:•~th:•:n~l5~mJ:Il:•o:ntU~n~tted~~S~ta~te;s~dtis~posecl~~~-ill:-.d~::f~ · :!~·~•~·~·~:..:"';:• presidents ol American Legion ley who are members of the at the home of Monad floors, cases ' ' ,.,.., H SAVEl •I FRE.E 'r"w oolOct 'an• ekortment • .mor1 Dttowtiluf ..ch yoor! AI those and frame your home' witft pr ces, I • l:'MW IYf!91'Mn sh!'Ubb~••Evergreens give yur 'round . luty IFrnd hliOid~'tlte~r orquo~le loliege el throut tho wtn 11 aun fM<!ytr.Ill plont , nurwy'91"own ovorgrHI)II Had, Plant 7 Of' APRIL eOTHERS ' · Gllllpola, Ohio 404 Second Avenue terve.J Church 1 , erpiece lor lhe serving table of witb two Ughled wllile American .J · PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS ·· MORNING STAR Chapter of ' ' them \4 JOU. · 9ES lnspeetion, I p. m. EXTRA SPECIAL! •• of expensive parta for an lllespenalve wat<hl And Meb one Ia &U~anle<d bJ Bulova! They wouldn't. ,..ran~ ~ but a aood watch. At lhooe low prlc""' J,u CID'I Jiiifd tO - up aa opportuniiJ to tab • 11J0L W1'U be Clad to.·ahow 0 'Tour of County' is Theme Of Spring Flower Show Sll 'I llolll-17 jowtiL \'~ New officer• were e~ ond Oueat speaker wm be M r e. Mtl"- . . . - - . . donations made to dlarilable Walter Moebler ol 'll'ashiJ!il<m, pell!ODB in 1111 - - " ' · IUIIIII at the Aprll metlln& of D. C. P1111t .... 1i!r 1 hiJ" the Mlddloporl Child Conserv• l!e.ervallnns are to be lD by rklo 11111 w1e11r . - w .. Uon League Thuraday evenllll May 25 and eanctllations by lily mM~i~J~lridl tz 1r• 11 at_ the Columbia Gal Ollkel iD May 29 to Mrs. Gene Houda- ....,.u. 1111. l'ftltl I?TPIIZ Middleport. The president, Mrs, ehelt gave 1111 JINII'Illl.. "PbJJIo • C , "" m tud Geneti Houdl'~thhelt,M o~en•edp lhe During the buslne.a oeaaiclll, 011 PIU.N lllld die&.... Ill .on unnm0.. a , s en1 , mee ng w w e o uer s ray. donatio"" were made to 1b 1 profi'IJD lilt wbl...,.ltllleal Ohio Stale Unlverllty, Colum. er, Cystic Fibrosis li'und, lhe Girl ciJIIdrlll ell lbl ... illl . l6 lpendJng the weekend New officera elected loclude Scout Troop •pon-ed by 1111 mer, DIYOIIIml wt liN llf Mr•.andMrs. UswinS. Neme bll parents, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Allen Leonard reoident: club, and ~ a senior pl lor Mrs. 1 - J""- lfl'l' liDo Ray Cunrungham and fam1ly. M •P . her araduabon in Melas CouiJ. blirl 1Ift OIIIIII!IINtl IIIII w11 MR. AND MRS. URWIN S. NEASE of Minersville, R.D., wlll observe their Hill grandmother Mra Oscar rs. Don Thomao, vice pres•· I M Albert . , 50th wedding annlveralll'Y April 80th. Their children are honoring their par· Roulh, went to Columbu• Fr~ dent; Mrs. Don Mullen, aecre- !.,~ne:· tt P RouiiJ .01 ee& bo wek!Omed II& a liliaN _ . enls with open bouse at their home in Nease Settlement from 2 to 4 p.m. on da for him tary; Mrs. Lowell Beaver, trea11r '' ne , , ost Amencan Leo ing, Sunday. Mrs, Nease was the former Leah Baer, of Forellt Run. They were Attend Funeral and Mra Lewis Triplett surer: and Mra. James Join>- gion ~lllillary 1!'-nked I h • 'l'lte ~. 111'1. l.lnNN, married at the Evangelical parsonage In Pomeroy, Apt. 28, 1917 by !be Rev. At Akron Wedne•"..,:; bave, returned, from. a two son, reporter. ~'.ouls~ Buorz~poiiiOTUIS 8 •lir1 to llrl. A11tD IIIII. :Mn. .I til ....J : It ...eye tete. Min Dlo Coolie llld llftl. All&lll 11owo ., Louis G. Weber. They are parents of four children, Mn. Herbert Davis (Mar· CHESTER- Those a1tend1ng montlls vacation m . Florida An invitation wae read fl'om ·ana Davis thanked tile club !Or or4 ''. garet) of Athens; Davld and Frederick, on the home farm, end William, of 1 II Beet \tl Hamilton, Oblo. There are also 12 gt'alldehildren. They have spent the 50 funeral . servlceo from where they visited With their the district president, Mrs. LeiJr sponaorina her to the event ll'om 1 11111f ~ Ill Ill ·<years on the farm where they now live, Both are active. member• o! the Forfor Mr. Homer B. daughter and IOn,ln,lew, Mr. 1ter Plymale, lor the local unit The recent card party wao term- apr;ng theme with eo1c1n t1 est Run Methodist Church. Friend& and relatives are invited. wood at Akron, Wednesday, llld Mrs. Chester Haddox, who Ito attend the district spring «< • IUI'<eBS and the club ... areen ond 7eiiOW Ill tlblt ril 18 were Mr. and Mra. reside oear Ft. Lauderdale. conference to be held June s at ·preBSed their appreciation tor polntmeall ep. bart Newell, Mrs. Roes CI lolls. Roth Zahn of C!Jarle,. lthe Kyger Creek Elementary land, Mrs. Mary Reod, Mr. W. Va., visited recently School with the Kvgtr Creek ~- ~, , .. _ _ . , _ _.. _ _ Mrs. Wateman White and Mrs. her mother, Mrs. David Mot!Jers' Club as host elub. I Norman McCain, C!Jelt!l'; Entsminger. ' --· . I Jea10 Nowell. Tuppers , Mrs. Robert King, W.M. of ...,.. II .. MMv II '111111 Mr. Norman Will, Rutland, Evangeline Cllapter, OES, Mid· Women Mrs. Helen Damowood "nd and Mr!. William King Lester of Syracuse. Evelyn Lewio were MEROY - ''A tour ol will he the hills and hollow, llalkl, wild Dowers or p18n:l8i services were at lhe Schlup.· Heverly Wednesday for the Cox Funeral (.1tapel. opring meeting of the • . PO Meigs CouDty" will be t h e including roadside, wild or oa· ol at least five OJN one • o theme llr the SprJna FloWet live materials with weatherbred stalk by color labeled. tude. The table won't dust Roberto Cirlce of tile OES, Dt,. POMEROY - The EpiiiCOpal Show ofllhe Winding Trail Gar· or drift, and my favorite spot, The special dltplaya eel! and It I! no one's fault. trlct .25 · . ! Church Women met at I he ' den CJu~ to he held on May 6 interpretive. , will include gardenlnl Deelde what has to be Keith Morgan, OhiO Unlver· l home of Mrs. A. R. Knight on' from 1::10 unUI 1 p.m. al the The cla1881 in the junior ar, _magazlnel ond llterature an make a schedule that lily student, spent the wcekeod IThursday with Mrs. Helen Hayes ' 1 · Pomeroy Elementary School. listie section are dairy farm, Sears plantinl while lhe 0011\'enlent to follow. with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Ada Titus as 00rl>~st· CJBSSO!'ID lheirtlsllc arranae- with a fi&urlne of a !arm llli· coUon IIICIIon will~ lor lor oome Dexlb!llty. Morgan and family. ess... I menl8 "I"'Uon include salt mal and lhe Christmas parade, ed house plants. -Pkk up ddai!y. Don't PARTY PLANNilD Mro. Elmer G. Brown, Di•l works, attangemenll With white an arrangemeat In a ""!'· .The Entries are to be in place magazmes an newspapers lrict Board member, aave a flowers· coal mine iDia'preUve; junior horticulture section en· 1 p.m. on May I and no accumulate. Place oolled lln~ns SYI\ACUSE - Rev. and Mrs. port of the Episcopal the electton colii~Y, modem: tr1e1 are to he labeled Bpeci· ial materiel, buet, in the haftlper, _nol in a p1le. Willlaltl Thorpe and •on• ol Sy· Dlsl annual meeting at · truck farm including fruits and men Iris and seedlingg started ieJ or candles wlll be Take care of sp1IIS ImmedJate· racuse Cllurch of the Nazarene [nati on April 4-S. Mrs. vegetables;' '.reptta, water for school Beed. ted. Ellhibitoro mey ly. will he honored with a going Martin and Mrs. Knight showlna a! part of 111e deltp etaeaee In the 10nlor hortl- in as maay claues as , -Mat_e the best use of away party at lhe parsonage, ed the meeting. · and pop plani, an arrangement culture section wm be Iris, but only one_ arrangement mg equtpmenl, waxes, and ·Monday, April 24, at 7:80 p.m. In cola bottle. one ltllk labeled; a collection he allowed m eacb tergents. Read labels and Everyone is InVIted. The Thorpe Bishop Craine of Indiana ' 8 InvitaUonal section elas!e! ol live different labeled Iris\ claiB. rections for use. Follow lamlly will move May 19 to spoke on lhe Renewal and Struc· dori'll from the Instruction South Point where he hao ac- ltlre in the Church. Several ' The Sunday TimesrSeiltinel, Sunday, April 23, 1967-7 ecfS let. cepted another church. el di!Cillisiono were he I -DGD't try to clean the God's World In Need and lllh••• l toiO,IItllt-•-Ujlohofolit home In one day. Do In the World are we doln•. ..,...,....... - .....~. ~~~-~ ,., cleanlnl room by room. The 1& astronauts that took n Next w~k \. ~ I will diSCUSS part in the Mercury and Gemr . of w Pill.... C.. WNq JIO'I'I'OIII - The cleaning techniques for · In! programs flew a combined The Supreme Court . , ..., ..,Till ..... " ... - l.r WATERPROOF•- . -- -.. ~· , .mat- ,. ..... ~-- · ~--:-- I • when to ~to . • E.URNnU.RE il .' """ ' 1 • l ) ' I :· II �' '. L~ing· Trail ., ·' fl ... r~ ~ ~. Garden ·club • \ . . ,'en· ,e · uS· . p' ' , Of ciitlrBe a Jot Of , This colUDID !J deCiicated .;: 10 these thlnss overl'p as ,well Jamlly Jiving, so If you,'re ~.a• thl!)' should. So a holl.sewlfe IPS kid trouble ltr. lu$t P\111" • DOES have a pretty n!ce life- trouble, let Helen help Y!IU · !8!1 h\)l(rs· Ill, S4e' wl]l ~IJCI,,~come yo01 1 10118 mine! lhe ·week are lull and happy., . . ~wn ~ ~~nees. Ad , ·• , . ~. ~en)lqltel· fn cart . ol 1 even ·sleeR bappyl - The WiiJding Lewis. red ribbon for a vertical &r· Recreation was conducted By Belen Club met w~es- , Also on display was a large rangement of Lo$ta Lily, prim- ),jrs. Joe Struble and prizes . at the home of Calla Lily, brought by Mrs. rose, iris leaves and fern. .by Mrs. Cbarles Lewis . Bottel Lewis. DevoUons Roher! Thompson, which had the birthdays of Mrs. Ken· Mrs. Thompson. RQem read by Mrs. several btObms. ' neely and Mrs. Charles Lewis ~ brought by Mrs. .. . -' ,,, , 'lh!f neWSpaper• •., • ."'l'h•nk God I'm Alive" The regional meeting to be were celebrated and the annJ. was awarded, tq Mrs. Lewis. OR USED We don't have a One r1alnl · ~g!\1 ·• · , • · ·~~:e~~~~~~: CU'Shrnat!, held May 20 at the Bradbury versary of Mrs. Floyd Moore A dcsaert course was served TO F.u.BE ALAIUIS? · but we have lhe best h TIRED ' Is ce t' . • 1 '1\ was opened ' bY' ementary School was an· was remembered by her Seci'Ct at 'the close of the meeting by De~!f Helim : . provide. e about O~ lblng: )he lml!\'! .~nc:t~ ' ANNOiffl'CE' ~GE Ch I The W. "' ced T ·I I th hoste o · of th shot H d , of parents chUdren. · . 1 · and Mrs. . president. Mrs. ar es oun . m..mg rat pa . e ss. urs was one ose · .. e oesn t go around dears needtolots ,of loveThe,UUie liiid at·· · 1iYRA€US~' Mr. The roll call was an- lub will be hostess. gun m!'mages. My husband bas ~love you," beeause _be . tentlon ml no woma~ ,sltpU!Jl cutfllr~: pe~F·.~ )lpnounclnP. by showing and naming The new evergreens t' made II clear many times !hat n t need to convince hllnseU be t bus t give hteni.' But 'the Among those named ased for the Beach Grove Cernbe's ;wrry, he went thourgh me. His tone ofvolce fld lol!clt $be y B\ve lbe ~ daughter, .. Pauilne ~ Decker Ehnny, Spleen Wort, etery by the club will be plantwtth tt. Wt ve been mamed flv~ In everyday Uvlng tell me 1!11 ty of knoWing that loves bet to J)avld P. C4Jcl, son of Mr ~~~~:· Interrupted, Woods, ed this week. This is a Sears unhappy years,, but I love'!') wa?t ~know. Job as 'Wife, housekeePf and and Mra•.f)IU] easel ol Mldtlle ~· Parsley, Lady. Os- Beautification project. famdy and don t want a div· I d like to say to Mlll'lyts aren't teapect. JJOI'I. '~:hey ··are.. ,reslding In and Cinnamon. A plant Mrs. Robert Lewis was namorce. and wives wbo are eel b . · HAPPY Juiitbus · e~!bange followe<:. ed chairman of the nominating The other night I began hav· fiucltles: "II you once · 'I any age. · •. topic ror the evening committee and a reporl will ing my severe chest pains. I for the other, there were I given by Mrs. John Ter- be given at the May meeting. POMEROY_ Officers of Mary Shrine No'. 37, Order caUed our doctor who couldn't quallties there .you liked, 1 •·;aking a Closer Look at . A sprmg flower show Is be- of White Shrine of Jerusalem, were installed April 14 in come because he wa< preparing they just got lost SOIIne••het·eJI ' by GordoGn Fodster.Mfrogm mg plannedEI for Mtay 6 Sacht thle a beautiful ceremony open to members, master masons for su~!eryk, so he tsutghgesteed aflongdththe wayB• LoOk back and , Flower and ar en a a- P?meroy emen ary oo . and their guests. . . a ~.ec • up a e mw- m em. ring them to . Fmal plans were made and ~~e The meeting was called to order b~ Hamel Netgler, gency ward of a hospitaL I call· again -before it'a too late." Terrell stated that there theme of the show Will be A Worthy High Priestess and Ernest Wmgett, Watch!lllln ed my husband at 11 p.m., and CONTENTED varieties or £ern. The Tour of Meigs Courty." De- of Shepherds. A welcoine was extended to all present, he refused to get off work till Dear Helen: all is the La d Y . tails or the show wtll be an- and 15 honored guests were presented from Logan, Ath· shift was over, at 2 a.m. I This is an answer to T.I.R. The earliest stage observ- nounced later. ens Marietta, and Galliposuffered. E.D., who championed "':dnn.ll Gallipolis, Phlo . In a £ern in spring is the Lesson No. 4 of the flower lis Shrines. Brief words of When he finally got me to the py" housewives. This is the name or arranging course IVas studied. The following installing o££1- tions were expressed by hospital, the examination show- does seem like a Jot wben It's unfurling new leaL The ex- The lesson on containers point- cers were introduced by Fern , rice Blue, District Deputy, ed nothing serious, and my hus- listed on paper, as $be did, pijiided part o£ th e fern is called ed out that simple containers, Cheesebrew, the Inviting Wor- 1ietta; John Reese, Deputy ' band was furious because he any job would seem e>cessi·vel, blade. Between the blade undecorated with muted or sub- thy Herald, Naoma Brinker and preme Watchman of She lost his sleep, for nothing. if details were enumerated. the rhizome is the sllpe. dued coloring, were best : keep ,Edith Hutsinpillar, Heralds: herds, Gallipoli!: Mary I think he would be happier TIRED castigated ' color and size 01 the fern them closely related to the 1Eisie Smith and Maxine Wmg- District Chairman of If these pains o! mine meant and organization, saying a d~'"nds much on Ihe age of the plant material. If you could ell, Scribe; Marie Hawkin<, ship, Middleport; Janice 0 I'd die tomorrow, and maybe mily would rather bave a w"'·" or the conditions under choose only three containers, Chaplain ; Nellie Tracy , Guard- Worthy High Priestess, or someday they will. His lack or and Mother "ready to listen they are grown. there should be one tall. one ian; Cora Webb, Organist, Mar- ens Shrine; Alice McAfee, concern is killing me. What to laugh and love." That Is ' fossil showing the print o£ medium and one low and braod. garet Neuman, and Flag Bear- thy Higll Priestess of do? - P.O.II. ly what efficiency and a Jern was shown It was from Corner cupboards and k1lchens er, Flora Long. Valley Shrine, Logan, and Dear P: . lion do - give a woman more thf·rod< collection of C a r ol have many excellent contam- The Worthy High Priestess- cille Neff, Worthy High Priest· Next ttme you see your doc- time to spend with her --·~, •~<·~•, ers : pitchers, spoon holders, elect Barbara Adams, was es- ess-Eiect of Lafayette Shrine, tor, tell h1m your !amtly trou- and pursue her hobbies. "' gravy boats, teapots, mixing corted around a cross formed Gallipolis. bles and ask him to prescribe a urdlnarily alert woman howls, cake pans. etc. Shells. by her officers -to her station Harriet Neigler and Ernest marriage counselor. I . doubt find time for all. weathered wood and many or by her twin brother, Arnold Ad- Wingett were escorted to your ach~s and pams wtll ~ver It's no fairytale that a hotiSe· ll l Wool.:._Acrilan-Nylon-Herculon nature's resoure~s can be used. ams, who presented her with a East and presented gifts from ease unill you stratghten out hold can be presentable at FrH Estimates Mechanical aJds helpful m gavel from her family. Miss the Shrine and their your hie. - H. times. It's easy too. I figure m&king flower arrangements Roberta Kraeuter, or Racine, The benediction was given by Dear Helen:. , spend only !5 hours a week are, crumpled mesh wire, _the sang "My God and 1," as Miss Rev. James Early, o£ the Alter readmg the grtpes and stricUy housework and yet cage. needle holder, sp~ral wire, Adams was esco rted. Mr. Ben tart Methodist Charge. seU-made troubles of others, I spend the same amourt of . "•-·I• lead spirals, hairpin holder, one Philson sang "How Great Thou freshments of ice cream, realize how lucky I am. on personal pleasures. made or a split twig and a glass king; Associate Watchman of nuts, mints and coffee we r e I don't guess othe~ would leaves me 21 hnurs to enjoy and ALi!fil!!I:-\'\'ZT::Wlll~'"""'''"'~"' block. Modellin& clay, flonst~ Shepherds, Virgil Atkins; Wor- served from a yellow linen call my hu~band spectal, but ~u help our two pre-school chil:d-11 Complete , ' ~ clay and paraffll) can be useo was escorted to his station by covered table, centered w I t h me and our three gtrls, he IS ren, and the same for my Monday to keep holders in place. his mother Mrs. Clara Adam,. spring flowers. Fern Cheese- The Une In a Million. husband who likes to ArrangeJJtents using spring Other officers installed were brew presided at the silver col· He's not laney, doesn't like to home to three happy girls. And BETHEL NO 62, lnternatlond £ h £ ta r ' spring flowers an ern were Noble Prophetess, Pauline At- . let service. eat out m.uc • pre ers to s Y a neat borne. Then there are _a! Order Job's Daughters, Man- judged by Mrs. Walter Bentz kins, Associate Watchman of home, which tells me he likes hours to loll in bed and 15 hou~rsi' eOPEN MONDAY NIGHTS day, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy Ma- and Mrs. Leo Kennedy. Blue nil- Shepherds; Virgil Atkins, Wor· my cookmg and our company. for my hobby (writing), and 5011lc Temple. dd t IX ew Ufure MIDDLEPORT Band Boos~rs bons were awar e o: thy Scribe: Naoma Brinker; Mrs. Charles Lewts, for a Worthy Treasurer : Elizabeth Monday, April 23 at 7' 30 p.m. modern arrangement m a rola Lear·, Worthy Chaplain, Harriet at the Middleport High School 11 1 'f ' f • 'f cafteria. All members are urg· bottle; Mrs. John Terre 'a me Neigler : Worthy Shepherdess ; nl ta tOn I Mrs. POMEROY - Int'tt'alt'on ed to atlend as important mat- mass of azalea and fern; 1 Bernice Winn, Worthy Guid" 1 ters must be discussed. Clarence Heaton, a nangu ar Arlene Davis; Worthy Herald, monies for six new melmbers I • . SPECIAL meeting of Middle- arrangement of dogwood, pussy- Eunice Jividen; First Wiseman, of the Pomeroy High School port Lodge 363, Tuesday, April willow and fern; Mrs. Robert Jessie Brinker: Second Wi<e-' Future Teachers' Association 25, at 7:30 p.m. Harry Chesher, Thompson. . . alr'hne1 arrangement r and fern man, Allen Hughes: Third Wise- I were held last week. 1n4 of an ""· IS ea . man. John Roberts. Initiated were Pam Crew, STAFF AND O££icers Club of I~onds; Mrs. Robe;t Le~:\ a Others were, King, Erne' t Linda Scharrer, Jeannetle John· Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters diSplay In a blue g as~ ~1 c er Wingett: Queen, Maxine Wing- son, Kay Bing, Linda Wehrung '· WID meet Monday evening, of ""· fern and scot~ 1rnom. ell; First Handmaid, Evelyn and Chuck Vaughan. April 24 at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence ea on, a Murray; Second Handmaid, Ka- A brief talk by Supt. George ca,h Bahr. lhryn Jordan; Third Handmaid, Hargraves followed tbe cere· JANE HOWELL Tent No 95 Mabel Bennett; Worthy Organ- mony and Principal James ~wllj.i meet Monday evning at ist. Lillian Steil£: Worthy Guard- Diehl congratulated the n e w &:"'p.m. at the DAV HaiL All 0 •an. Evelyn Lewis ; Worthy members. meiilbers are urged to attend. Guard, Mary Hughes. 0 t h e r members attending MEIGS TOP Notchers are _.to Honorary OI£icers installed were Keith Evans, Donna Smith, I vlsl( the Gallia Tops Club in ENTERPRISE _ The Willing were Flag Beare~, Flora Long: Mike Jlentz_. Becky Hawley, · G 1 polis Monday at 7:30 p. Workers Class of the Enter- t,scorts. _Fern G1Imore and John Goodwm, BtU Fe_;ty, Ca. m: e regular meeting of the prise EUB Church met at the Gladys R1fe; Banner Bearer, thy Fultz, Patly Le1£het., :ME~ club will be Tuesday at h f Mrs John Smith Thurs- helen Reynolds; E s c o r t '· FranciS, Susan Lytle, Be c k v '· 7~ . p. m., in the Meigs Coun- d~~~:ening .with Mrs. Beatrice Maude Grueser and Freda Grue- Stivers, Neil r-olmer, Peggy 'Y , ftrmary. Buck, president, presiding. ser; Cooner, Fern Cheese- Bowers, Sandra Beal, Joyce The meetiug opened with the brew; Madonna, Pearl R e y- Evans, Judy Kmg, _ Smtih, . i'. Tuesday group singing "Tis So sweet nolds; Angels, Nelhe _Tracy and Jewel Price, Shetla . , ...!!,_~ To Trust in Jesus." Scripture Ethel Colhns: Kmg s Guard. Mar1e Smtih, Jo ~mtth, !~~y BENNETT Post d'ng Adams, Kathleen McNI~· 1 Hennessy, Susie D1xon, Galrol-11 1 of Psalms 43 by Miss ua,;;Aw:iltary will meet Tues- ;;::',0 thy Long was followed by Adrian H.ubbard, Elizabeth dene Hayes and Miss Helen Tennis Fabrics and dl&lj Aprd 25, at the legion the Lord's Prayer in unison. Roush: Q~een s Attendants. Ma· Smtih, advisor. straw styles for han ln Middlep.>rt at 7:30 p.m. Th 10 llow'ng readings and rte Hawkms, Mary Jane Neal. Parents preseM were Mrs. W:f.ru will hold its regular e e .. read · Roberts, Hazel Carna- Crew, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. HOIN-11 Everyone at this mee!Jng Tuesday at 2 p.m. at poems w r · Iers, Mrs. Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. the lJnlted Methodist Church. "Grow Old Gracefully.'' Mrs. The newly installed Worthy Wehru•g. Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs. Low, Low Tiny's Price Agnes Dixon; a poem, by Mrs. Priestess and Watchman •Beal and Mrs. Johnson. lle· Ruby Frick; "Loyalty," Mrs. o£ Shepherds expressed thelf i lreshments of cake and punch ~ W ednesdav • thanks to the Shrine and to were served following the meet· MIDDLEPORT Literary Club Ethel Smith, and their Installing Officers. ing. We$esday, Apnl 26, at t be Spring," Mrs. Dolores Will. ....;:..,======== lioq of Nan Moore. Mrs. Ev- The class voted to make a l j--..=---~..., contribution to the Cancer fund. erett Hayes will review t h • jipoJF. "Gift of .Joy." Roi.J call The wonder hox donated by ltSpP.]Jse will be literary news. Mrs. Myrtle Long wils won by : Black an8 White ~TED CONCLAVE of the Mrs. Agnes Dixon. I i Ohl(\'Valley Commandery Wed· Mrs. Agnes Weeks and Mrs. I liell!'!zy, April 26, at UO p.m. Eleanor Bates opened birthday I at ~ Pomeroy Mnsomc Tern- gifts rrom their Secret Pals. pie. ~omas C. Edwards, F:M. , The next meeting will be at , MEN'S ~ander . . ' the home or Mrs. Eleanor I JfCINE MelhodJS l Church Bates. Members are to bring I ~supper at the Church An- I either baked goods or some it~ : JIU.i'Wedllesday. April 26. Soups. em to be sold to the next meet-: & ~ches, pie and drmks at mg • •:io1;.m. Everyone welcome ill Rerreshments were served by Thursday i Ihe hostess to those named and , I Mrs. Mabel Mnore and Mrs. Garden . C lu b I Cordelia Bentz. j -,!I~IIJJ1eet Thursday evemng. Ap-! 1 at 8 o'clock. at home of I : lfarris with Pulice Fired Upon Herman Grossnickle as- ' Ou Checking Bom h~ !..a-. ns all OffL'cers Of '\. ' ~ . < • ,i. •....... "'l' the porch-, . ·~ 'm~ls. :Culd U: Mary shrt'ne ·.· · ~ri&ge j 6Fthelr Rr~iJd. me eo. I. .! ' \' I ioj~;;;';"ol READY-MADE DRAPES I PRia GOOD SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY ENUR WAREHOUSE FROM PAINT DEPT. WAREHOUSE Hurry! Stl your alarm for a "buzzing'' bargain sale that's sure to get you crowing about our fantastic values. We have everything for shoppers, priced to stU fastl , .. ,, . ~ Meigs CARPniNG- ROOM SIZE RUGS Events Le- s· THE ITEMS IN THIS AD TO BE SOLD IN . •. .· WAREHOUSE .ONLY WHIRLPOOL APPLIANC~S . HOME' FURNISHINGS I N F Re Open TODAY 12 Noon Til Poems are Read f At Meeting Ch hCJ urc ass TINY'S ; ~. Complete Puppet Show ' '· ,. MODEL NO. 100 . I ... ,, ' I BOYS' -- TEN·NIS ~·ADIO '• PAIR ONLY :. $ .. · TENNIS SHOES ,, TENNIS REG. PRICE BOYS' and MEN'S ' $ ~ • ~SHOELAND ........,...... CLEAN u:p SPECIAL- IN KANAUGA eWOMEN'S eTEENS' e CHILDREN'S '· 1 OPEN DAILY 12 NOON ·TIL 8 PM--Ciosed Mondays . Y2 Mile From The Silver Bridge 425 Pike Street '•. ON ALL WHEEL · TOYS 10 WAGON~ MOD.EL.NO. ·" ·.:·,; Teachers Given J WOMEN'S CHILDREN·fS WAGON ·' ,. .99 SH -_ OE .S :$\ .49 ONLY ··.': ... ., BLAZON SWING -SET. .. REG. .95 .59 ' $39.95 . ~95 $ I 1 .. : METAL CANVAS SHOES Women's Children's Summer SANDALS I . ,C _I MEETING of Ra- LOUISVILLE. Ky. lUPII No. 461 F&AM. 10 I Police were fired upon Friday I Ute Enter Aprentis Dt>- I n1~ht whtle mvest1galmg an , two canrlid fll es. Thurs- 1 abandr..ned car contammg ma17lo. 7 JO p m. All I trrials lor making Molotov brethren are invitt'd. rocktails near an open housmg WM . demonstration. I Size 7to 12 1,., ' ' ' I '"II ' .. I 'J . '' ' .. ' '" \ For Summer FJnl TH 0NG·s -~ --.;!11: . . . . . ........ Stage, 4 Puppets, 2 Script, 4 Shows. Record of 4 Shows 45 RPM , Color anrl Cutout Scrnery. MEN'S CITY CA O.r> SHC!l 501 MAIN ST. POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.' -1• LOt)i<! ~~~ 47c Sh I d I"'' s ·I 0~ CHILDRENS LADIES_ , . an f or fh e A . .reQ'.1S' · .. ll___________________.J ; I..-------------~-------- ( I .. ,, . ~·i. ' 3 _7. · ·c . ".J ,, ' I . ..;. • .. ~.,.:~o.;...o..olllill;'!l'"--~...-i!"~,_.,.,_~,}~ I .. .. ~, LIGHTER ·c· . ft.UID onl_y·... ~··· , I:;I(HARCO r ., ~,• ~ •.! nr ...~;=·l •; ... - FRIOAY lo lhe filth st..ight night or WCTU F r I· r:1cial disturbances, some 85 28. at 1 3o o n · :J! I open-housing advocates demonBaptist Church. Apr~! 1 strated near the .,Youth Temperance E1· 1 Churchill Downs race track, Week. home or the Kentucky Oerby. GROVF: WSCS rum - Before Friday, the demonstn April 28 and 29 in lions h2d i>een confined to the ittwoJrlh building, E. Sec- I •11 -white Beechmont &ection of ' Pomeroy. i the c1ty. ,, M I " ·.. ' ' ,• ' Black and Beige :\,;~· {.CLOTHES PROPS ,, ! ,M\ERICAN HARD~ARE .; •·a .98 $ .98 ' . ' '· I ' ,··. ~ r·.•: . .' • . '· .. I ' . . ' . �' '. L~ing· Trail ., ·' fl ... r~ ~ ~. Garden ·club • \ . . ,'en· ,e · uS· . p' ' , Of ciitlrBe a Jot Of , This colUDID !J deCiicated .;: 10 these thlnss overl'p as ,well Jamlly Jiving, so If you,'re ~.a• thl!)' should. So a holl.sewlfe IPS kid trouble ltr. lu$t P\111" • DOES have a pretty n!ce life- trouble, let Helen help Y!IU · !8!1 h\)l(rs· Ill, S4e' wl]l ~IJCI,,~come yo01 1 10118 mine! lhe ·week are lull and happy., . . ~wn ~ ~~nees. Ad , ·• , . ~. ~en)lqltel· fn cart . ol 1 even ·sleeR bappyl - The WiiJding Lewis. red ribbon for a vertical &r· Recreation was conducted By Belen Club met w~es- , Also on display was a large rangement of Lo$ta Lily, prim- ),jrs. Joe Struble and prizes . at the home of Calla Lily, brought by Mrs. rose, iris leaves and fern. .by Mrs. Cbarles Lewis . Bottel Lewis. DevoUons Roher! Thompson, which had the birthdays of Mrs. Ken· Mrs. Thompson. RQem read by Mrs. several btObms. ' neely and Mrs. Charles Lewis ~ brought by Mrs. .. . -' ,,, , 'lh!f neWSpaper• •., • ."'l'h•nk God I'm Alive" The regional meeting to be were celebrated and the annJ. was awarded, tq Mrs. Lewis. OR USED We don't have a One r1alnl · ~g!\1 ·• · , • · ·~~:e~~~~~~: CU'Shrnat!, held May 20 at the Bradbury versary of Mrs. Floyd Moore A dcsaert course was served TO F.u.BE ALAIUIS? · but we have lhe best h TIRED ' Is ce t' . • 1 '1\ was opened ' bY' ementary School was an· was remembered by her Seci'Ct at 'the close of the meeting by De~!f Helim : . provide. e about O~ lblng: )he lml!\'! .~nc:t~ ' ANNOiffl'CE' ~GE Ch I The W. "' ced T ·I I th hoste o · of th shot H d , of parents chUdren. · . 1 · and Mrs. . president. Mrs. ar es oun . m..mg rat pa . e ss. urs was one ose · .. e oesn t go around dears needtolots ,of loveThe,UUie liiid at·· · 1iYRA€US~' Mr. The roll call was an- lub will be hostess. gun m!'mages. My husband bas ~love you," beeause _be . tentlon ml no woma~ ,sltpU!Jl cutfllr~: pe~F·.~ )lpnounclnP. by showing and naming The new evergreens t' made II clear many times !hat n t need to convince hllnseU be t bus t give hteni.' But 'the Among those named ased for the Beach Grove Cernbe's ;wrry, he went thourgh me. His tone ofvolce fld lol!clt $be y B\ve lbe ~ daughter, .. Pauilne ~ Decker Ehnny, Spleen Wort, etery by the club will be plantwtth tt. Wt ve been mamed flv~ In everyday Uvlng tell me 1!11 ty of knoWing that loves bet to J)avld P. C4Jcl, son of Mr ~~~~:· Interrupted, Woods, ed this week. This is a Sears unhappy years,, but I love'!') wa?t ~know. Job as 'Wife, housekeePf and and Mra•.f)IU] easel ol Mldtlle ~· Parsley, Lady. Os- Beautification project. famdy and don t want a div· I d like to say to Mlll'lyts aren't teapect. JJOI'I. '~:hey ··are.. ,reslding In and Cinnamon. A plant Mrs. Robert Lewis was namorce. and wives wbo are eel b . · HAPPY Juiitbus · e~!bange followe<:. ed chairman of the nominating The other night I began hav· fiucltles: "II you once · 'I any age. · •. topic ror the evening committee and a reporl will ing my severe chest pains. I for the other, there were I given by Mrs. John Ter- be given at the May meeting. POMEROY_ Officers of Mary Shrine No'. 37, Order caUed our doctor who couldn't quallties there .you liked, 1 •·;aking a Closer Look at . A sprmg flower show Is be- of White Shrine of Jerusalem, were installed April 14 in come because he wa< preparing they just got lost SOIIne••het·eJI ' by GordoGn Fodster.Mfrogm mg plannedEI for Mtay 6 Sacht thle a beautiful ceremony open to members, master masons for su~!eryk, so he tsutghgesteed aflongdththe wayB• LoOk back and , Flower and ar en a a- P?meroy emen ary oo . and their guests. . . a ~.ec • up a e mw- m em. ring them to . Fmal plans were made and ~~e The meeting was called to order b~ Hamel Netgler, gency ward of a hospitaL I call· again -before it'a too late." Terrell stated that there theme of the show Will be A Worthy High Priestess and Ernest Wmgett, Watch!lllln ed my husband at 11 p.m., and CONTENTED varieties or £ern. The Tour of Meigs Courty." De- of Shepherds. A welcoine was extended to all present, he refused to get off work till Dear Helen: all is the La d Y . tails or the show wtll be an- and 15 honored guests were presented from Logan, Ath· shift was over, at 2 a.m. I This is an answer to T.I.R. The earliest stage observ- nounced later. ens Marietta, and Galliposuffered. E.D., who championed "':dnn.ll Gallipolis, Phlo . In a £ern in spring is the Lesson No. 4 of the flower lis Shrines. Brief words of When he finally got me to the py" housewives. This is the name or arranging course IVas studied. The following installing o££1- tions were expressed by hospital, the examination show- does seem like a Jot wben It's unfurling new leaL The ex- The lesson on containers point- cers were introduced by Fern , rice Blue, District Deputy, ed nothing serious, and my hus- listed on paper, as $be did, pijiided part o£ th e fern is called ed out that simple containers, Cheesebrew, the Inviting Wor- 1ietta; John Reese, Deputy ' band was furious because he any job would seem e>cessi·vel, blade. Between the blade undecorated with muted or sub- thy Herald, Naoma Brinker and preme Watchman of She lost his sleep, for nothing. if details were enumerated. the rhizome is the sllpe. dued coloring, were best : keep ,Edith Hutsinpillar, Heralds: herds, Gallipoli!: Mary I think he would be happier TIRED castigated ' color and size 01 the fern them closely related to the 1Eisie Smith and Maxine Wmg- District Chairman of If these pains o! mine meant and organization, saying a d~'"nds much on Ihe age of the plant material. If you could ell, Scribe; Marie Hawkin<, ship, Middleport; Janice 0 I'd die tomorrow, and maybe mily would rather bave a w"'·" or the conditions under choose only three containers, Chaplain ; Nellie Tracy , Guard- Worthy High Priestess, or someday they will. His lack or and Mother "ready to listen they are grown. there should be one tall. one ian; Cora Webb, Organist, Mar- ens Shrine; Alice McAfee, concern is killing me. What to laugh and love." That Is ' fossil showing the print o£ medium and one low and braod. garet Neuman, and Flag Bear- thy Higll Priestess of do? - P.O.II. ly what efficiency and a Jern was shown It was from Corner cupboards and k1lchens er, Flora Long. Valley Shrine, Logan, and Dear P: . lion do - give a woman more thf·rod< collection of C a r ol have many excellent contam- The Worthy High Priestess- cille Neff, Worthy High Priest· Next ttme you see your doc- time to spend with her --·~, •~<·~•, ers : pitchers, spoon holders, elect Barbara Adams, was es- ess-Eiect of Lafayette Shrine, tor, tell h1m your !amtly trou- and pursue her hobbies. "' gravy boats, teapots, mixing corted around a cross formed Gallipolis. bles and ask him to prescribe a urdlnarily alert woman howls, cake pans. etc. Shells. by her officers -to her station Harriet Neigler and Ernest marriage counselor. I . doubt find time for all. weathered wood and many or by her twin brother, Arnold Ad- Wingett were escorted to your ach~s and pams wtll ~ver It's no fairytale that a hotiSe· ll l Wool.:._Acrilan-Nylon-Herculon nature's resoure~s can be used. ams, who presented her with a East and presented gifts from ease unill you stratghten out hold can be presentable at FrH Estimates Mechanical aJds helpful m gavel from her family. Miss the Shrine and their your hie. - H. times. It's easy too. I figure m&king flower arrangements Roberta Kraeuter, or Racine, The benediction was given by Dear Helen:. , spend only !5 hours a week are, crumpled mesh wire, _the sang "My God and 1," as Miss Rev. James Early, o£ the Alter readmg the grtpes and stricUy housework and yet cage. needle holder, sp~ral wire, Adams was esco rted. Mr. Ben tart Methodist Charge. seU-made troubles of others, I spend the same amourt of . "•-·I• lead spirals, hairpin holder, one Philson sang "How Great Thou freshments of ice cream, realize how lucky I am. on personal pleasures. made or a split twig and a glass king; Associate Watchman of nuts, mints and coffee we r e I don't guess othe~ would leaves me 21 hnurs to enjoy and ALi!fil!!I:-\'\'ZT::Wlll~'"""'''"'~"' block. Modellin& clay, flonst~ Shepherds, Virgil Atkins; Wor- served from a yellow linen call my hu~band spectal, but ~u help our two pre-school chil:d-11 Complete , ' ~ clay and paraffll) can be useo was escorted to his station by covered table, centered w I t h me and our three gtrls, he IS ren, and the same for my Monday to keep holders in place. his mother Mrs. Clara Adam,. spring flowers. Fern Cheese- The Une In a Million. husband who likes to ArrangeJJtents using spring Other officers installed were brew presided at the silver col· He's not laney, doesn't like to home to three happy girls. And BETHEL NO 62, lnternatlond £ h £ ta r ' spring flowers an ern were Noble Prophetess, Pauline At- . let service. eat out m.uc • pre ers to s Y a neat borne. Then there are _a! Order Job's Daughters, Man- judged by Mrs. Walter Bentz kins, Associate Watchman of home, which tells me he likes hours to loll in bed and 15 hou~rsi' eOPEN MONDAY NIGHTS day, 7:30p.m. at Pomeroy Ma- and Mrs. Leo Kennedy. Blue nil- Shepherds; Virgil Atkins, Wor· my cookmg and our company. for my hobby (writing), and 5011lc Temple. dd t IX ew Ufure MIDDLEPORT Band Boos~rs bons were awar e o: thy Scribe: Naoma Brinker; Mrs. Charles Lewts, for a Worthy Treasurer : Elizabeth Monday, April 23 at 7' 30 p.m. modern arrangement m a rola Lear·, Worthy Chaplain, Harriet at the Middleport High School 11 1 'f ' f • 'f cafteria. All members are urg· bottle; Mrs. John Terre 'a me Neigler : Worthy Shepherdess ; nl ta tOn I Mrs. POMEROY - Int'tt'alt'on ed to atlend as important mat- mass of azalea and fern; 1 Bernice Winn, Worthy Guid" 1 ters must be discussed. Clarence Heaton, a nangu ar Arlene Davis; Worthy Herald, monies for six new melmbers I • . SPECIAL meeting of Middle- arrangement of dogwood, pussy- Eunice Jividen; First Wiseman, of the Pomeroy High School port Lodge 363, Tuesday, April willow and fern; Mrs. Robert Jessie Brinker: Second Wi<e-' Future Teachers' Association 25, at 7:30 p.m. Harry Chesher, Thompson. . . alr'hne1 arrangement r and fern man, Allen Hughes: Third Wise- I were held last week. 1n4 of an ""· IS ea . man. John Roberts. Initiated were Pam Crew, STAFF AND O££icers Club of I~onds; Mrs. Robe;t Le~:\ a Others were, King, Erne' t Linda Scharrer, Jeannetle John· Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters diSplay In a blue g as~ ~1 c er Wingett: Queen, Maxine Wing- son, Kay Bing, Linda Wehrung '· WID meet Monday evening, of ""· fern and scot~ 1rnom. ell; First Handmaid, Evelyn and Chuck Vaughan. April 24 at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence ea on, a Murray; Second Handmaid, Ka- A brief talk by Supt. George ca,h Bahr. lhryn Jordan; Third Handmaid, Hargraves followed tbe cere· JANE HOWELL Tent No 95 Mabel Bennett; Worthy Organ- mony and Principal James ~wllj.i meet Monday evning at ist. Lillian Steil£: Worthy Guard- Diehl congratulated the n e w &:"'p.m. at the DAV HaiL All 0 •an. Evelyn Lewis ; Worthy members. meiilbers are urged to attend. Guard, Mary Hughes. 0 t h e r members attending MEIGS TOP Notchers are _.to Honorary OI£icers installed were Keith Evans, Donna Smith, I vlsl( the Gallia Tops Club in ENTERPRISE _ The Willing were Flag Beare~, Flora Long: Mike Jlentz_. Becky Hawley, · G 1 polis Monday at 7:30 p. Workers Class of the Enter- t,scorts. _Fern G1Imore and John Goodwm, BtU Fe_;ty, Ca. m: e regular meeting of the prise EUB Church met at the Gladys R1fe; Banner Bearer, thy Fultz, Patly Le1£het., :ME~ club will be Tuesday at h f Mrs John Smith Thurs- helen Reynolds; E s c o r t '· FranciS, Susan Lytle, Be c k v '· 7~ . p. m., in the Meigs Coun- d~~~:ening .with Mrs. Beatrice Maude Grueser and Freda Grue- Stivers, Neil r-olmer, Peggy 'Y , ftrmary. Buck, president, presiding. ser; Cooner, Fern Cheese- Bowers, Sandra Beal, Joyce The meetiug opened with the brew; Madonna, Pearl R e y- Evans, Judy Kmg, _ Smtih, . i'. Tuesday group singing "Tis So sweet nolds; Angels, Nelhe _Tracy and Jewel Price, Shetla . , ...!!,_~ To Trust in Jesus." Scripture Ethel Colhns: Kmg s Guard. Mar1e Smtih, Jo ~mtth, !~~y BENNETT Post d'ng Adams, Kathleen McNI~· 1 Hennessy, Susie D1xon, Galrol-11 1 of Psalms 43 by Miss ua,;;Aw:iltary will meet Tues- ;;::',0 thy Long was followed by Adrian H.ubbard, Elizabeth dene Hayes and Miss Helen Tennis Fabrics and dl&lj Aprd 25, at the legion the Lord's Prayer in unison. Roush: Q~een s Attendants. Ma· Smtih, advisor. straw styles for han ln Middlep.>rt at 7:30 p.m. Th 10 llow'ng readings and rte Hawkms, Mary Jane Neal. Parents preseM were Mrs. W:f.ru will hold its regular e e .. read · Roberts, Hazel Carna- Crew, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. HOIN-11 Everyone at this mee!Jng Tuesday at 2 p.m. at poems w r · Iers, Mrs. Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. the lJnlted Methodist Church. "Grow Old Gracefully.'' Mrs. The newly installed Worthy Wehru•g. Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs. Low, Low Tiny's Price Agnes Dixon; a poem, by Mrs. Priestess and Watchman •Beal and Mrs. Johnson. lle· Ruby Frick; "Loyalty," Mrs. o£ Shepherds expressed thelf i lreshments of cake and punch ~ W ednesdav • thanks to the Shrine and to were served following the meet· MIDDLEPORT Literary Club Ethel Smith, and their Installing Officers. ing. We$esday, Apnl 26, at t be Spring," Mrs. Dolores Will. ....;:..,======== lioq of Nan Moore. Mrs. Ev- The class voted to make a l j--..=---~..., contribution to the Cancer fund. erett Hayes will review t h • jipoJF. "Gift of .Joy." Roi.J call The wonder hox donated by ltSpP.]Jse will be literary news. Mrs. Myrtle Long wils won by : Black an8 White ~TED CONCLAVE of the Mrs. Agnes Dixon. I i Ohl(\'Valley Commandery Wed· Mrs. Agnes Weeks and Mrs. I liell!'!zy, April 26, at UO p.m. Eleanor Bates opened birthday I at ~ Pomeroy Mnsomc Tern- gifts rrom their Secret Pals. pie. ~omas C. Edwards, F:M. , The next meeting will be at , MEN'S ~ander . . ' the home or Mrs. Eleanor I JfCINE MelhodJS l Church Bates. Members are to bring I ~supper at the Church An- I either baked goods or some it~ : JIU.i'Wedllesday. April 26. Soups. em to be sold to the next meet-: & ~ches, pie and drmks at mg • •:io1;.m. Everyone welcome ill Rerreshments were served by Thursday i Ihe hostess to those named and , I Mrs. Mabel Mnore and Mrs. Garden . C lu b I Cordelia Bentz. j -,!I~IIJJ1eet Thursday evemng. Ap-! 1 at 8 o'clock. at home of I : lfarris with Pulice Fired Upon Herman Grossnickle as- ' Ou Checking Bom h~ !..a-. ns all OffL'cers Of '\. ' ~ . < • ,i. •....... "'l' the porch-, . ·~ 'm~ls. :Culd U: Mary shrt'ne ·.· · ~ri&ge j 6Fthelr Rr~iJd. me eo. I. .! ' \' I ioj~;;;';"ol READY-MADE DRAPES I PRia GOOD SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY ENUR WAREHOUSE FROM PAINT DEPT. WAREHOUSE Hurry! Stl your alarm for a "buzzing'' bargain sale that's sure to get you crowing about our fantastic values. We have everything for shoppers, priced to stU fastl , .. ,, . ~ Meigs CARPniNG- ROOM SIZE RUGS Events Le- s· THE ITEMS IN THIS AD TO BE SOLD IN . •. .· WAREHOUSE .ONLY WHIRLPOOL APPLIANC~S . HOME' FURNISHINGS I N F Re Open TODAY 12 Noon Til Poems are Read f At Meeting Ch hCJ urc ass TINY'S ; ~. Complete Puppet Show ' '· ,. MODEL NO. 100 . I ... ,, ' I BOYS' -- TEN·NIS ~·ADIO '• PAIR ONLY :. $ .. · TENNIS SHOES ,, TENNIS REG. PRICE BOYS' and MEN'S ' $ ~ • ~SHOELAND ........,...... CLEAN u:p SPECIAL- IN KANAUGA eWOMEN'S eTEENS' e CHILDREN'S '· 1 OPEN DAILY 12 NOON ·TIL 8 PM--Ciosed Mondays . Y2 Mile From The Silver Bridge 425 Pike Street '•. ON ALL WHEEL · TOYS 10 WAGON~ MOD.EL.NO. ·" ·.:·,; Teachers Given J WOMEN'S CHILDREN·fS WAGON ·' ,. .99 SH -_ OE .S :$\ .49 ONLY ··.': ... ., BLAZON SWING -SET. .. REG. .95 .59 ' $39.95 . ~95 $ I 1 .. : METAL CANVAS SHOES Women's Children's Summer SANDALS I . ,C _I MEETING of Ra- LOUISVILLE. Ky. lUPII No. 461 F&AM. 10 I Police were fired upon Friday I Ute Enter Aprentis Dt>- I n1~ht whtle mvest1galmg an , two canrlid fll es. Thurs- 1 abandr..ned car contammg ma17lo. 7 JO p m. All I trrials lor making Molotov brethren are invitt'd. rocktails near an open housmg WM . demonstration. I Size 7to 12 1,., ' ' ' I '"II ' .. I 'J . '' ' .. ' '" \ For Summer FJnl TH 0NG·s -~ --.;!11: . . . . . ........ Stage, 4 Puppets, 2 Script, 4 Shows. Record of 4 Shows 45 RPM , Color anrl Cutout Scrnery. MEN'S CITY CA O.r> SHC!l 501 MAIN ST. POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.' -1• LOt)i<! ~~~ 47c Sh I d I"'' s ·I 0~ CHILDRENS LADIES_ , . an f or fh e A . .reQ'.1S' · .. ll___________________.J ; I..-------------~-------- ( I .. ,, . ~·i. ' 3 _7. · ·c . ".J ,, ' I . ..;. • .. ~.,.:~o.;...o..olllill;'!l'"--~...-i!"~,_.,.,_~,}~ I .. .. ~, LIGHTER ·c· . ft.UID onl_y·... ~··· , I:;I(HARCO r ., ~,• ~ •.! nr ...~;=·l •; ... - FRIOAY lo lhe filth st..ight night or WCTU F r I· r:1cial disturbances, some 85 28. at 1 3o o n · :J! I open-housing advocates demonBaptist Church. Apr~! 1 strated near the .,Youth Temperance E1· 1 Churchill Downs race track, Week. home or the Kentucky Oerby. GROVF: WSCS rum - Before Friday, the demonstn April 28 and 29 in lions h2d i>een confined to the ittwoJrlh building, E. Sec- I •11 -white Beechmont &ection of ' Pomeroy. i the c1ty. ,, M I " ·.. ' ' ,• ' Black and Beige :\,;~· {.CLOTHES PROPS ,, ! ,M\ERICAN HARD~ARE .; •·a .98 $ .98 ' . ' '· I ' ,··. ~ r·.•: . .' • . '· .. I ' . . ' . �I I I ' 1Q!-The Sunday 'rtmes-Se~tl11c1 : !lundav, Aprll23, 196'7;,. I ' r ... , ' l' ,,qw ' ' -~ ' ' 'i ', -~ . l' . ' .j .• ~ »' 't . I ' ' 1 -~I -, . . I ': '. ,, " ' ,,. '\:lo, • • ' . .•· ' ' . ·, ".....' .,,, Second I • ·, lr: ,¥ ... .. . ... -..... : Fabul•us 2/or One Spe~ial/ I 'rfl ) ., · ., ' • 'I Our L • .1 . G~EAT .WEEK . You Get This Beautiful BEDROOM SUITE t . Just As Shown In !)rey or Walnut Finish for Ju1t ••.• l . . Whe~ ~~~~rcho,~~o~y Living Room Suite or Sectionaf during this Sale. This . is ont of the finest suites we have ever offered.B~ sure r :tee this' better.deal now. . IIEED I sr£CIUI1 ' Solve your STORAG •••CAlli $PRIAUS11 . This suite aa 1hown is on 11 S!lle during I, ' this event Problems •.. 'i! ,. .J·. I ~- Buy ~~ Living Room. Suite Se.Uing For .$229 95 or More 00 More And For Only . Insurance Agency •• ' ••J (SHOWN ABOVE) KITCHEN .E·NS.EMBLE ., "Rest 50· Retails effective Monday Aprjl 24 and Tuesday Aprit 25 ·.; " . SUPER-RIGHT-ALL MEAT 21b. pkg. $1~)5, · 1-lb. in · tes~ s Wieners . Sk ' pkg. . I SAUERKRAUT qt. lot 5.9c· 35C •. SPECIAL SHIPMENTS FOR THIS SALE ,. U. S. NO. 1 MAINI WHOLE CA'NNED POTATOES "lCH ICKEN .3%-lb. Cln BUY! .' I 9·9c lb. !Me· ,, t '•I . " t ..' ' ..• "I SPE. . CIAL ..TRUCKLOAD .. . : SPECIAL PURCHASE! Chair·Sale . ~ ..... ! . 11. Cubic··;'Foot . REGULAR 69.95 CJiAIRS t' ' 95 I! • . Selection of Recllnen. Choose I ' . ,., ,: from bro~~· bel&• arid er..n ~ '· " ,. Cluses Begin Junee Complete Diplom1 Courses OHered for Both Men and Women Colleg•~•v•f Businns T... lnh11PMIM Better · Jobt wliii'Hlgher Pay Play ''ltl£ PRICE .IS RIGHT'' . WIN UP TO $1,000. CASH 1 1 ' l • 9 7 )'q j, GIBSON ·REFRI~ERATOR ~l!ve $,21UKI on thisl•rg• .. ........ ~ ' : Many ~~r,adverti5e~ · · . .· " I $5 Speei~~·· ln !hJs.Big9,5t . . · ,.·.,· , #037 ,W~R()P,1f '!1 s6·w z 22~-n. ,. 66·~ - .. , .. . I \-· . . . t . .... �I I I ' 1Q!-The Sunday 'rtmes-Se~tl11c1 : !lundav, Aprll23, 196'7;,. I ' r ... , ' l' ,,qw ' ' -~ ' ' 'i ', -~ . l' . ' .j .• ~ »' 't . I ' ' 1 -~I -, . . I ': '. ,, " ' ,,. '\:lo, • • ' . .•· ' ' . ·, ".....' .,,, Second I • ·, lr: ,¥ ... .. . ... -..... : Fabul•us 2/or One Spe~ial/ I 'rfl ) ., · ., ' • 'I Our L • .1 . G~EAT .WEEK . You Get This Beautiful BEDROOM SUITE t . Just As Shown In !)rey or Walnut Finish for Ju1t ••.• l . . Whe~ ~~~~rcho,~~o~y Living Room Suite or Sectionaf during this Sale. This . is ont of the finest suites we have ever offered.B~ sure r :tee this' better.deal now. . IIEED I sr£CIUI1 ' Solve your STORAG •••CAlli $PRIAUS11 . This suite aa 1hown is on 11 S!lle during I, ' this event Problems •.. 'i! ,. .J·. I ~- Buy ~~ Living Room. Suite Se.Uing For .$229 95 or More 00 More And For Only . Insurance Agency •• ' ••J (SHOWN ABOVE) KITCHEN .E·NS.EMBLE ., "Rest 50· Retails effective Monday Aprjl 24 and Tuesday Aprit 25 ·.; " . SUPER-RIGHT-ALL MEAT 21b. pkg. $1~)5, · 1-lb. in · tes~ s Wieners . Sk ' pkg. . I SAUERKRAUT qt. lot 5.9c· 35C •. SPECIAL SHIPMENTS FOR THIS SALE ,. U. S. NO. 1 MAINI WHOLE CA'NNED POTATOES "lCH ICKEN .3%-lb. Cln BUY! .' I 9·9c lb. !Me· ,, t '•I . " t ..' ' ..• "I SPE. . CIAL ..TRUCKLOAD .. . : SPECIAL PURCHASE! Chair·Sale . ~ ..... ! . 11. Cubic··;'Foot . REGULAR 69.95 CJiAIRS t' ' 95 I! • . Selection of Recllnen. Choose I ' . ,., ,: from bro~~· bel&• arid er..n ~ '· " ,. Cluses Begin Junee Complete Diplom1 Courses OHered for Both Men and Women Colleg•~•v•f Businns T... lnh11PMIM Better · Jobt wliii'Hlgher Pay Play ''ltl£ PRICE .IS RIGHT'' . WIN UP TO $1,000. CASH 1 1 ' l • 9 7 )'q j, GIBSON ·REFRI~ERATOR ~l!ve $,21UKI on thisl•rg• .. ........ ~ ' : Many ~~r,adverti5e~ · · . .· " I $5 Speei~~·· ln !hJs.Big9,5t . . · ,.·.,· , #037 ,W~R()P,1f '!1 s6·w z 22~-n. ,. 66·~ - .. , .. . I \-· . . . t . .... �,,' •'·. \ ·~-. eiOD. • • more eontr~t, Spi!'11181 .,ea. .FQodSfiilllp Prqgram Approved in Meigs . ~u1~!?l b~·J·.· -· ··~ By Commissioners; Added Help is Needed ~$2t~~ MEIGS ClOONTV quota, were taken at Moi$Y's school. MONDAY - County com· bloodmobile. Middleport alumni :missioners approve use of food dinner-dance will be on "Fart> THURSDAY - P. E. Mashstamps but bold dial additional wen Theme" as MHS goes out eter, Director, Oblo Department skilled clerical help to operate of existence this year as far of Highways, Is main the program through the Coun· as athletic teams are concern- at official launcbing of Rt. 33 ty Welfare Dept. may be im· ed. Sherif! Robert Hartenbach relocation, five plus miles possible to find, according to joins the legjon of citizens who tween Rock Springs and Dar· "Hattie Marie Smith, Department have sighted a "UFO." win, four lane, limited access. director. Volunteer firemen WEDNESDAY- Byron Fred· Mrs. Yvonne Scally as swim· have sponsored another success- rlek, master of the 0 hi o ming lnstrucltlr, and Mi c lui "All Sports" banquet for Grande, is speaker T u e s d ay Lloyd as ber assistant, a od PHS athletes. night for the celebration here head lifeguard, were employed TUESDAY - Eighty • nine of the IOOth anniversary cf for summer 'frT by the Ml d· pints of blood, 11 under t b e Orange at Salisbury elementary dleport Recreation Commls- Realtor Wiseman Finds 'Little Things' Count when Advantageous Sale is Desired ' . ,..,, ·' 1 (I, '' on which they base much their evaluation is usually kitchen, so when a house is sale, the ptchen should gleaming and cheery. After all this cleaning, would be a shame to bave prospect call after dark not be able to see the resullts. II Turn on all the lights from entrance hall to the back aom'. 11 This tends also ltl create cheery atmosphere. Things should now be In good order for showings. So tha er's ne>:t chore Is to make him· self scarce. The seller bas tak· en time and pslns In sele<:tlng the broker ltl handle the oJ the house. He has probably checked and ' found thst Rel~·ll tors are members of the local board and, as such, have PledR·Il ed themselves to strict cnde of ethics of the Nationa! AJsoclatlon of Real tate Boards. "The Realltlr you've chosen II Is a professional in real eslate. You tan e>:pedite the •ale your home by letting him die all aspects of the transacUon." If you can't actually leave the house when It Is 'being sno•m,IJ turn off the radio and TV, tha children and pets out to play, and stay out of the way. "' ' ::~~j:l t drive opened started for ..;un\1." Scholars" In Po~eroy. In first· FRIDAY - NegoUatiom on city psrkfront. could lead to purchase of t h - Marjori' County . Water Co., elected new president and Pomeroy a r and Professional· Wo. continued alter a long ., Club. May tel'lll jurors lng Thursda~ with . '· · Evaluation team visand other prmclpals. Te,acbers Its Gallipolis ~h ·School. will. decide testing policy Russell Mllllken 'describes "olh· Meigs Local high schools, . . . ' war" In Rio Gr~e address, of now, students wilh B or other war being disease, and good deportment . fear and lgnorinee. ords, do not take tests at - Zoning Or.. . but traditionally. all do Is approved by Gall~ at Middleport and Rutland. City Commissioners. UFO were completed continue In K ~:~;~ day on tbe site of the new area. R8 High School in the R oc and Sons Contractors 12-The Sunday · . Otl . . DOC . SAYS Just Arrived . ~. ,. 12- 1967 Air Conditio-.f .LeSa•re• ,Wildtats, ·Electras · ' ·· . ' ~ ' . ... 1965 BUICK WILDCAT 4 DOOR HARD TOP. One Owner. Extra Nice - - - - - 1962 CHEV. CONV. IMPALA. ~,000 Miles. Owner's Name On Request ' 1961 BUICK ELECTRA SEDAN, We Sold It New. Showroom Condition. - - · 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville SUZ.UKI·· OPEL GM's Lowest Priced Car. $5000 Full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, autronlc eye, ucw white sidewall tires, aqua metallic finish with matching interior. Just like new. Comfort Con· trot Air Conditioning. Test Drive It Today. ·l·' ' I •! '• MOTOR(YCLEs ;., 12mDnthl, 12,000 mllH w•rrliiil¥ ,. • I '. ' ,, • I ' .' _.,i'"'.. 'Ill " . • ' :\ ' ~ ' jlf, ittttbav ~ VOL Z NO, 1 Sl,JNDAY, APRIL 23, 1967 Six-Months Workhouse I Term Ordered BY PAT HOUCK 1to. take. action on the critlcalj others the necessity and value /' GALLIPOLI~er 100 par- ,issue. 1of working lor and with t h e ents, teachers and school ad- 1 On vocational training, s~e PTA. ministrators attended the 27th said, "There mlllll be an Eight couutlet ' l'j!Jlresentt!d' at Annual Conference, Southcen- panslon of vocational opportun- ~ the meeting were Gallla, !lock· tral District, Ohio Congress of ities offered to our young peo. ing, Jackson, ~awrence, : Parents and Teachers, Inc., Sat- pie, and added, "A student in Ross, Scloltl and VInton. ! urday at the Washington School. • vocational class has the add- The meeting was called to 1 The theme, "critical Issues!ed opportunity of performing as order bY _ Mi-s. Emelyne . ~eed, POMEROY - One man was - Critical Times" was effec· ·well as learning, :director. Soul~entral DJslrlct. oilNA.LD CRABT . REE sent to the Cincinnati work· lively · and .a b 1y followed "We ·must design a Master Twlla Hal')'ison pr~nted· house, seven bonds were forfeit· throughout the day's program. plan of education for the mass· colors and the pledge of alletti· IN . TRAINiNG - Dobald ed, and seven persons wer~ Mr$. .Wred C. Jones, first ••· Our position Is to educate' ance was led by Lu Nm Folcj.en. WIIUam .j:rabtree, a INa fined by Meigs County C o u r t vtce-preSldent, Ohio PTA, m our children to cope with mod- Junior l'roop ZJ.a. Girl · ,Ubaay mp1School graduate Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., the main morning speecb dis· em problems," she said. sang the National and soa · of Mr. aad Mr1.1 Frtday. . cussed several issues, among To sum up her speech, Mrs. The lnvocaUon was Rollaad C~ablree, Rt. z AI· James Lee Garnes, on convJc· · tltem, seriousness of · ~pouts1 Jones offered a qu0te from ~· the Rev, Hughey Jo~es. baay, It anderJOlag Natlol!al lion of assault and battery, was vocational' opportunities, and a Samuel Goldwyn, "Nothing great PTA Mothll\'slngers, Gilartl bailie traiDiliJ at Ft. s~ntenced to the worksbouse for master plan lor education. Is ever achleved without enthu- dlrecUon ol Mrs. Gerie .......... 1 Bllts, Tesa1. Crabtree lo 11181'- SJX months and fined the costs. On dropouts, she said there siasm;",She e~pressed hope that lock, sang several selectlol!l. rted to ihe foi'lller Bar~ara Garnes was also ordered to Is a need for more supervislon, all who attended the confer- Welccime will given by · Welch of. Rt, ~ .AibaDy and serve .. a cor.current six months counseling, Individual . attention ence would have tile necessary! Miles Epling, president of Wasb·l IIIey uve •11!1 daa~~tter Cln- sentenced to the workhouse for and sociiJI workers·1l we are enthJ!Siasm ltl .communicate tg (Continued on Page !~) dy' · I' · ' , ielForfeiting bonds were Dan· . ,-· , . · ' .: Lee Brannan, speeding, $17 .• · 50; Daniel A. Pearcy, overwidth load, $25; Wanda Lefeuere, disturbing the peace, $25; Jerry Graham, Jr., speeding, $27.50; Harry W. Pickens, speedIng $27.50; Nancy Bland, fraud, $1~. and Hugh Rousey, left of center, $25. Fined on charges of speeding were Franklin W. Brinker, $10 and costs ; Terry L. Wolle, $25 and costs; Jackie R Har. ris, $10 and costs ; Harry A. Mil· ler, $15 and costs, and David Franklin Reed, fW and costs, Richard Dean Hampton, improp. er passing, •10 and costs, a"d Joseph Larry Fitch, detective e>:hausts, $5 and costs, •*'I ' 1964 MERCURY HARDTOP CPE. Parklane, New Electra Trade, Sharp - - - "' - Go First Class! ,. . ' ,. €ritical ProbiOOlf ·' Schools PTA T.heme ltow·ai·~· conslrUctl~ ,. ' !• I GALLIPOLIS - No 011• • med, and well cared for?" Mr. claim it's only the "I itt I Wiseman asked. " In northern things" tbst count when states, the walks should be well a house, bot attention to cleared of snow and ice In winplays an important part, ter," be added. cording to E. M. "Ike" Wise· The exterior of the house itman, president of the self should be studied next. In eastern Ohio Board of some cases, it is advisable to tors. apply a fresh coat of paint. In With the advent of the case, windows should be borne-seeking oealiOII, Mr. sparkling, all outside plumbing man outlined some of the and lighting fixtures should be vice developed for owners operative, and minor repairs the National Association of should have been made, the Estate Boards to· help them Realtor said. selling their houses quickly A rip in the screen door In· advantageously through a dicates to many that malntentor. ance has not been regular, and He noted that potential causes them to suspect major ers often make a fast repairs may be in the offing. judgment about a house they "Scrub!" is the best advice are considering, then stsrt ob- for preparing the Interior of a serving the little things. home lor sale. Every room He advised home sellers to should ·be shining, with furnitry to see their home as they ture carefully arrangoo. As with would took at it if they were In the exterior, in some cases It the market to buy. One of the Is advisable to paint If walls most successful ways to note and woodwork are especially what needs attention is to get dirty or faded. into the car, drive around the "If at all posslble," Mr. Wise· block, then approach the house man recommended, "do not •• though you had never seen move furniture untU the house 11 before. has been sold. An empty room "The yard will be the · can be depressing. thing you see In dellll. Is the "Women often make the final grass cut, and are the declsiODS a b o u I buylng a and flowerbeds neatly edged? home, and they always bave Are the plantings weeded, trim· an Important say." The room .,.,,.. .' ~"!!!! 6:4 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3300 Light blue metslllc finish with matching Interior full power equipment incl. windows and . 6 way pOWer GMAC-BANK seat, ~adio, tinted glass, white wall tires, comfort control wr condltlonlng, low mileage, real sharp, OPEN EVES, TIL 8:00 SMITH BUI KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES • GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy 992-5342 , ,. "'n ,.m r-"' ·.,· . No. l Produd Quality Salesmen Best ' Service I'll JD .' Staiti'Today1 PACESEnER SALE!. '. WE ARE STAtiTING OUR EXTRA SPECIAL· N~J~RA DISCOUNTS . sa\e, PACESEJjlER 11 SALS! . . . •rly this yNr on •II Chevroleb •nd Oldlllltlbll.., New lftll Ulld. DON'T MISS ITI £!m!ro U 110 Connrllblo - on Rolly Spot! option all CAMEROS STOP!! LOOK!! READ!! ' Why do More People Buy Chevrolet Cars in Gallia County Than Any Other Make?· Why Do More People Buy Chevrolet Trucks in Gallia County Than Any Other Make? ANSWER: NO. 1 PRODUCT - QUALITY SALESMEN - BEST SERVICE - BEST WARRANTY- BEST DEAL FOR YOU! You Can't Get ABetter Deal Anywh.ilret ' llowml thtvott~r Worron Sldtlmoro .. Quell" . . ._ Quellty I l l ~ r OPEN8A.M. T08 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY I A.M. TO 6 P.M. lever Bef~re a Sale Like T~Jls-. GALLIPOLIS CHEVROLET~o ·DS.M ~. 2-10.236 I•Diwl Awt~ue . P1Mi1i. . • . ' , , , · ., Now. durina t~e the ~I . hOod otripe and n~:;~~:: o,blft fa< the 3·•Peed · · are available ot no utn " Miss Kraeoter Will Sing . With Univ~rsity Orchestra �,,' •'·. \ ·~-. eiOD. • • more eontr~t, Spi!'11181 .,ea. .FQodSfiilllp Prqgram Approved in Meigs . ~u1~!?l b~·J·.· -· ··~ By Commissioners; Added Help is Needed ~$2t~~ MEIGS ClOONTV quota, were taken at Moi$Y's school. MONDAY - County com· bloodmobile. Middleport alumni :missioners approve use of food dinner-dance will be on "Fart> THURSDAY - P. E. Mashstamps but bold dial additional wen Theme" as MHS goes out eter, Director, Oblo Department skilled clerical help to operate of existence this year as far of Highways, Is main the program through the Coun· as athletic teams are concern- at official launcbing of Rt. 33 ty Welfare Dept. may be im· ed. Sherif! Robert Hartenbach relocation, five plus miles possible to find, according to joins the legjon of citizens who tween Rock Springs and Dar· "Hattie Marie Smith, Department have sighted a "UFO." win, four lane, limited access. director. Volunteer firemen WEDNESDAY- Byron Fred· Mrs. Yvonne Scally as swim· have sponsored another success- rlek, master of the 0 hi o ming lnstrucltlr, and Mi c lui "All Sports" banquet for Grande, is speaker T u e s d ay Lloyd as ber assistant, a od PHS athletes. night for the celebration here head lifeguard, were employed TUESDAY - Eighty • nine of the IOOth anniversary cf for summer 'frT by the Ml d· pints of blood, 11 under t b e Orange at Salisbury elementary dleport Recreation Commls- Realtor Wiseman Finds 'Little Things' Count when Advantageous Sale is Desired ' . ,..,, ·' 1 (I, '' on which they base much their evaluation is usually kitchen, so when a house is sale, the ptchen should gleaming and cheery. After all this cleaning, would be a shame to bave prospect call after dark not be able to see the resullts. II Turn on all the lights from entrance hall to the back aom'. 11 This tends also ltl create cheery atmosphere. Things should now be In good order for showings. So tha er's ne>:t chore Is to make him· self scarce. The seller bas tak· en time and pslns In sele<:tlng the broker ltl handle the oJ the house. He has probably checked and ' found thst Rel~·ll tors are members of the local board and, as such, have PledR·Il ed themselves to strict cnde of ethics of the Nationa! AJsoclatlon of Real tate Boards. "The Realltlr you've chosen II Is a professional in real eslate. You tan e>:pedite the •ale your home by letting him die all aspects of the transacUon." If you can't actually leave the house when It Is 'being sno•m,IJ turn off the radio and TV, tha children and pets out to play, and stay out of the way. "' ' ::~~j:l t drive opened started for ..;un\1." Scholars" In Po~eroy. In first· FRIDAY - NegoUatiom on city psrkfront. could lead to purchase of t h - Marjori' County . Water Co., elected new president and Pomeroy a r and Professional· Wo. continued alter a long ., Club. May tel'lll jurors lng Thursda~ with . '· · Evaluation team visand other prmclpals. Te,acbers Its Gallipolis ~h ·School. will. decide testing policy Russell Mllllken 'describes "olh· Meigs Local high schools, . . . ' war" In Rio Gr~e address, of now, students wilh B or other war being disease, and good deportment . fear and lgnorinee. ords, do not take tests at - Zoning Or.. . but traditionally. all do Is approved by Gall~ at Middleport and Rutland. City Commissioners. UFO were completed continue In K ~:~;~ day on tbe site of the new area. R8 High School in the R oc and Sons Contractors 12-The Sunday · . Otl . . DOC . SAYS Just Arrived . ~. ,. 12- 1967 Air Conditio-.f .LeSa•re• ,Wildtats, ·Electras · ' ·· . ' ~ ' . ... 1965 BUICK WILDCAT 4 DOOR HARD TOP. One Owner. 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'Ill " . • ' :\ ' ~ ' jlf, ittttbav ~ VOL Z NO, 1 Sl,JNDAY, APRIL 23, 1967 Six-Months Workhouse I Term Ordered BY PAT HOUCK 1to. take. action on the critlcalj others the necessity and value /' GALLIPOLI~er 100 par- ,issue. 1of working lor and with t h e ents, teachers and school ad- 1 On vocational training, s~e PTA. ministrators attended the 27th said, "There mlllll be an Eight couutlet ' l'j!Jlresentt!d' at Annual Conference, Southcen- panslon of vocational opportun- ~ the meeting were Gallla, !lock· tral District, Ohio Congress of ities offered to our young peo. ing, Jackson, ~awrence, : Parents and Teachers, Inc., Sat- pie, and added, "A student in Ross, Scloltl and VInton. ! urday at the Washington School. • vocational class has the add- The meeting was called to 1 The theme, "critical Issues!ed opportunity of performing as order bY _ Mi-s. Emelyne . ~eed, POMEROY - One man was - Critical Times" was effec· ·well as learning, :director. Soul~entral DJslrlct. oilNA.LD CRABT . REE sent to the Cincinnati work· lively · and .a b 1y followed "We ·must design a Master Twlla Hal')'ison pr~nted· house, seven bonds were forfeit· throughout the day's program. plan of education for the mass· colors and the pledge of alletti· IN . TRAINiNG - Dobald ed, and seven persons wer~ Mr$. .Wred C. Jones, first ••· Our position Is to educate' ance was led by Lu Nm Folcj.en. WIIUam .j:rabtree, a INa fined by Meigs County C o u r t vtce-preSldent, Ohio PTA, m our children to cope with mod- Junior l'roop ZJ.a. Girl · ,Ubaay mp1School graduate Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., the main morning speecb dis· em problems," she said. sang the National and soa · of Mr. aad Mr1.1 Frtday. . cussed several issues, among To sum up her speech, Mrs. The lnvocaUon was Rollaad C~ablree, Rt. z AI· James Lee Garnes, on convJc· · tltem, seriousness of · ~pouts1 Jones offered a qu0te from ~· the Rev, Hughey Jo~es. baay, It anderJOlag Natlol!al lion of assault and battery, was vocational' opportunities, and a Samuel Goldwyn, "Nothing great PTA Mothll\'slngers, Gilartl bailie traiDiliJ at Ft. s~ntenced to the worksbouse for master plan lor education. Is ever achleved without enthu- dlrecUon ol Mrs. Gerie .......... 1 Bllts, Tesa1. Crabtree lo 11181'- SJX months and fined the costs. On dropouts, she said there siasm;",She e~pressed hope that lock, sang several selectlol!l. rted to ihe foi'lller Bar~ara Garnes was also ordered to Is a need for more supervislon, all who attended the confer- Welccime will given by · Welch of. Rt, ~ .AibaDy and serve .. a cor.current six months counseling, Individual . attention ence would have tile necessary! Miles Epling, president of Wasb·l IIIey uve •11!1 daa~~tter Cln- sentenced to the workhouse for and sociiJI workers·1l we are enthJ!Siasm ltl .communicate tg (Continued on Page !~) dy' · I' · ' , ielForfeiting bonds were Dan· . ,-· , . · ' .: Lee Brannan, speeding, $17 .• · 50; Daniel A. Pearcy, overwidth load, $25; Wanda Lefeuere, disturbing the peace, $25; Jerry Graham, Jr., speeding, $27.50; Harry W. Pickens, speedIng $27.50; Nancy Bland, fraud, $1~. and Hugh Rousey, left of center, $25. Fined on charges of speeding were Franklin W. Brinker, $10 and costs ; Terry L. Wolle, $25 and costs; Jackie R Har. ris, $10 and costs ; Harry A. Mil· ler, $15 and costs, and David Franklin Reed, fW and costs, Richard Dean Hampton, improp. er passing, •10 and costs, a"d Joseph Larry Fitch, detective e>:hausts, $5 and costs, •*'I ' 1964 MERCURY HARDTOP CPE. Parklane, New Electra Trade, Sharp - - - "' - Go First Class! ,. . ' ,. €ritical ProbiOOlf ·' Schools PTA T.heme ltow·ai·~· conslrUctl~ ,. ' !• I GALLIPOLIS - No 011• • med, and well cared for?" Mr. claim it's only the "I itt I Wiseman asked. " In northern things" tbst count when states, the walks should be well a house, bot attention to cleared of snow and ice In winplays an important part, ter," be added. cording to E. M. "Ike" Wise· The exterior of the house itman, president of the self should be studied next. In eastern Ohio Board of some cases, it is advisable to tors. apply a fresh coat of paint. In With the advent of the case, windows should be borne-seeking oealiOII, Mr. sparkling, all outside plumbing man outlined some of the and lighting fixtures should be vice developed for owners operative, and minor repairs the National Association of should have been made, the Estate Boards to· help them Realtor said. selling their houses quickly A rip in the screen door In· advantageously through a dicates to many that malntentor. ance has not been regular, and He noted that potential causes them to suspect major ers often make a fast repairs may be in the offing. judgment about a house they "Scrub!" is the best advice are considering, then stsrt ob- for preparing the Interior of a serving the little things. home lor sale. Every room He advised home sellers to should ·be shining, with furnitry to see their home as they ture carefully arrangoo. As with would took at it if they were In the exterior, in some cases It the market to buy. One of the Is advisable to paint If walls most successful ways to note and woodwork are especially what needs attention is to get dirty or faded. into the car, drive around the "If at all posslble," Mr. Wise· block, then approach the house man recommended, "do not •• though you had never seen move furniture untU the house 11 before. has been sold. An empty room "The yard will be the · can be depressing. thing you see In dellll. Is the "Women often make the final grass cut, and are the declsiODS a b o u I buylng a and flowerbeds neatly edged? home, and they always bave Are the plantings weeded, trim· an Important say." The room .,.,,.. .' ~"!!!! 6:4 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3300 Light blue metslllc finish with matching Interior full power equipment incl. windows and . 6 way pOWer GMAC-BANK seat, ~adio, tinted glass, white wall tires, comfort control wr condltlonlng, low mileage, real sharp, OPEN EVES, TIL 8:00 SMITH BUI KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES • GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy 992-5342 , ,. "'n ,.m r-"' ·.,· . No. l Produd Quality Salesmen Best ' Service I'll JD .' Staiti'Today1 PACESEnER SALE!. '. WE ARE STAtiTING OUR EXTRA SPECIAL· N~J~RA DISCOUNTS . sa\e, PACESEJjlER 11 SALS! . . . •rly this yNr on •II Chevroleb •nd Oldlllltlbll.., New lftll Ulld. DON'T MISS ITI £!m!ro U 110 Connrllblo - on Rolly Spot! option all CAMEROS STOP!! LOOK!! READ!! ' Why do More People Buy Chevrolet Cars in Gallia County Than Any Other Make?· Why Do More People Buy Chevrolet Trucks in Gallia County Than Any Other Make? ANSWER: NO. 1 PRODUCT - QUALITY SALESMEN - BEST SERVICE - BEST WARRANTY- BEST DEAL FOR YOU! You Can't Get ABetter Deal Anywh.ilret ' llowml thtvott~r Worron Sldtlmoro .. Quell" . . ._ Quellty I l l ~ r OPEN8A.M. T08 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY I A.M. TO 6 P.M. lever Bef~re a Sale Like T~Jls-. GALLIPOLIS CHEVROLET~o ·DS.M ~. 2-10.236 I•Diwl Awt~ue . P1Mi1i. . • . ' , , , · ., Now. durina t~e the ~I . hOod otripe and n~:;~~:: o,blft fa< the 3·•Peed · · are available ot no utn " Miss Kraeoter Will Sing . With Univ~rsity Orchestra �., ,J '' -.~- ' ·- .. !, I , ' ' ' ~e SUlldayTtmes-BenUnel, Sunday, Aprll23. 1967 Seven Gallon Donor-elub May Get Another Member ,. ~ G~J.L:IPO~S - The Rev. Erie E. Cox,!! he donates at Thursday's viaj.t of the Tri-State BloodMethodist Church, will become a member Club of the Gallia County Chapter, Cross blood program. Mr. Cox makes tho Seven Gallon Club he two other Seven Gallon donors, Robert A. Brick· who ha< given 56 pints of blood, and the Chapter's Seven G_allon donor, Lowell Phillips, Llnds Jones, Wilbur A. Dennis. , Tri - State Bloodmobile Richard North, Donald C. Moobe at Grace Methodist dy, Clarence W, Shaffer, RobChj!fl)h from noon to 6 p.m. ert E. O'Dell, and John A, Stanford Cremeens, blood ' Margaret Jo Evans, H a r o I d p~igracm chairman, urges all Walker,.Anne L, Ford, Pat Ber· donors to turn out and ridge, Lillian Nibert, Ann di~~"•a~tii;t:he visit. Saunders Gene Harbour Robother blood donors er IE. O'Dell, · and John A. eligible for membership in various gallon clubs at Wood, Jr. Thinday·''s visit of the bloodmo- Two- Margaret Wolle, John Twenty-two are eligible E. O'Dell, Sarah Fellure, Ruby 'the One Gallon Qub, 12 for D. Sheets, Doyle T. Shuler, ArTwo Gallon Club four for thur Fletcher, Wendell A. WickThree Gallon Club, and one line, Bobby J. Clark, Julius the Four Gallon Qub. Janey, James Brumfield, Clarare the Eligible Galion ~nee Stinson, and Marton R. donors: ·Harrison. - Albert Clemson, Rob- Three - Helen Bloomer, AurlE. Overmoyer, Ona San· rey Wickline, Dr. Harry H. Rex H. Unroe, Joseph H. King, and Richard S. Lease. Harley G. Thomas, Four - C&rl B. ·Waugh. ''ill!li ' . -=-· .-. : ' .... -..; · i ,_J H.l MRS. ROBERT LEMLEY - ·.;; ... "' -.l+,. AN APPEAL' fer bloOcl' It being made for Mrs. Robert Lemley, Addison. Mrs. Lem· ley, llle former Hllda Ead"' daughter of Mr. and Mro. Garland Buelley, AddiBon, II In UDlverslty Hospital, Columbuo wbere sbe will undergo open beart surgery Wedn.,dn,: Sbe is a 1157 GAf!S graduate, a Columbus Business UDlverslty graduate, an d former em.. ployee of AUy. William Sow· ers. The Tri-State BloOdmobile's nell visit ti Gal I Ia County It Tbllrsday, ·~I' ' l 'i J PROM KING AND QUEEN - Sandy Swartz was reigning Queen of the .Middleport Junior-Senior Prom Friday night and Sam Hood' was ,King. Saildy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Swartz and Sam·the son of Mr. and Mra. Hilton Hood. Both are seniors. CAPTAIN JOSEPH H. West, !son Edward C. West, Rt. 2, Bidwell, IS liow ~·~~~~~~~f Fiirbanks, Alaska with the U. S. Army. , Is commanding officer of the 472nd MP Company Fairbanks. His wife and three daughters are also residing in Fairbanks. Capt. West expects to be staUoned there untill968. .: . " -- .,- ·Sandra Swartz, Sam Hood SchoolJSSUC , '""·· ~',"'~'· ;' ~ ' - lngton PTA: Albert Durose, admmlstrative assi!tanl'l_ Gail~ - Public C1ty Schools, Mrs. ~ •E!i , , BY BEULAH JONES Ier an arched bridge witb pool as they discussed the future 8·~ 1· 1 1 d T K. !Th>ens s t Board of Educatlo , , ijleinller, MIDDLEPORT - Miss San· beneath, Tables with lighted for the departing seniors. Sc ~ ~~ anc · 1 · Scitool~ up · Scioto County, and Mil. Anlen W:a Swartz . and Sam H o o d: candles circled the dance floor. Guests for the evening mciud· ofOh~ '~oa:n kembers ·intro- Dobson, Gallipolis parent. r01gned as kmg and queen et ' A banquet preceded the donee ed members of the Meigs Lo- d ed M Edgar Riker As the panel was lnlroduethe Middleport High ~chool and was preparod by the jun- cal School Board, William, uc were th rs, t District wh~ ed each member gave a brief Junior-Senior Prom Friday eve· ior mothers with the sop h o- King and Kathryn Rail; Mrs. direct~r, Nor wes munic~tions summary of his relationship to ning at the high school. more girls serving. Arrallge- King, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Me- :~ 0 he on ttcom Mrs Jos- PTA work. Mrs. ])oh,on gave The queen was presented with ments of white carnations and, Comas, Mr. and Mrs. James :~g rna~"; nes, PTA Pub· an outstanding little presentaan arm bouquet of roses and 9 rosebuds c en t ere d tbe Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ~~atio~~e~~." :~~:· on Publi· tion on what PTA had meant . was presented to the king. tables in shades _ of Jones, the. Rev, Howard Rup- cations offered by the 0 b io to her. Miss Swartz is the daughter of pmk, ;ed and white lor th".'or- pelt and his father, Mr. C. E. Congress, placing social empha· _Mrs. George Proelll, maga. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Swartz, mal dmner. Favors were mmia· Ruppel!, and faculty m•mbers, sis on the OPT Bulletin; Mrs. zme _chairman for Tlffin U~t, Beech St., and Sam Hood Is the lure baskets of spnng flowers. Mr. Tom Kelly: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downing, chairman, Chillicothe, received recognition son of Mr and Mrs Milton The class flower was the or- Charles Blakeslee, Ross bl' 'ty h' t . h h d for havmg sold the most subHood, Hill St. · 1 chid and the class colors, bur- Mr. and Mrs. Wiillam ~~.~~ u ·a ::s~na~f w ~iici~ scriptions in the Southcentral " . gundy and while. The class mot· Mr. and Mrs. John Redovlan, . P . pu Y District. The prom theme, A M1 d-: to - "SoLi tile Done So Mucll Richard Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. pomters which were given out The Ross County Council was summer Night's Dream" was1 , ' ' to each person attending, and carried out in the decorations To Do.' Frecker, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Reed, Membership, who awarded one slate council magused to provide the setting for Mr. Nolan Swackhamer, fae- Hanning; and Mrs. a list of points to consider a-ttne award for having the loran evening or dancing to the uily member, was toastmaster Swanson, secreiary. an active meaningful PTA ge~t increas~ In magazme sales. music of the Cobras, a group uf for the program held following Senior ci~ss officers ThiS award IS In the form of a area university students. the dinner, and gave humorous Wayne Davts, pres~ent; guest was Mrs. scholar~hlp of $4110 given to a remarks concerning the 8 1 •· Butcher, VICe president: S (V' ) Sb tat b- graduatmg senior who Is going The gym was transformed in- dents, gie Harris, secre!Sfy; S u sl · h 1~ erow, s e pu into the teaching profession. i to an enclosed garden with aimMorris, treasurer, and J c 8 rman. ,• The state officers extended • i HONORED BAND MEMBERS - Awards were presented at the Pomeroy Junior ulated walls of ivy and flowers The junior welcome address Redovian, !acuity advisor. A workshop for admiDtstra· thanks to Mrs. Caron Snowden ·.High School Friday night during the "Moot the Band Night" Front row, left to under a blue sky. Silver stars was given by Betsy Cunning- Junior class offtcers are was _held In another_ room !or her excellent work as gen-'rlgllt, are Randy Burt, most improved band member; Kay McGowan, service award; studded the ceiling backdrop ham with Wayne Davis of the sy Cunningham, Jim c 0 n thiS time with Neil San- eral chairman. Mrs. Snowden jDonna Branhan, most promising first year band member; Second row, John Good· and 8 rainbow of varioU. hues Senior class giving the rell]IOnse. Patty Slaven and Candace principal of Wasblngton thanked the Conference com· [=it ~:;~~i~~·fi~;tNye:~rcb!~t;.~~~~~~ding senior band member and Steve Miller, complete with the pot'o'gold at The class Will was read by Punch was served during Se!Jool as host; and leader, mlttee for their fine coopera· • one end and the prom theme Steve Pullen and Susan Murris. dance - intermission and W. Hydell, School Educa· tlon In the blg job of making b: outlined in sparkling iettecing. The class prophecy was given breakfast was served to I h Chairman, 011.10 PTA. tbe conference a success. Dogwood trees and climbing in a beatnik tabloid with Sam groups' at 2:30 a.m. A table dlsplaytng publica· The program concluded with . vines over a tall pickol fence Hood and Jim Butcher taking out the "final" junior • made available by I he recogn!Uon of newly organized · !PoMEROY - Mr. Donald Griffitfl and Bette Jean Hobstet-1 win, Karen Griffith, Marla Grue- enhanced the garden. part. Their props were a motor- prom al Middleport Hi g Congress was set up In and reinstated units by Mr 8, . . . . Pomeroy band director, Burt, Patti Collins, Pam Crew, ser, Bette Jean Hobstetter Car- Guests entered the garden ov- cycle and bongo drums used School. entrance. Jones. ~ved a standing ovation nt Janice Eastman, Tim Glaze, olyn Jones, Susan Laning,' John Lunciteon was •erved in the Local chairmen were lntr>tlje ~meroy "Meet the Band Sally Globokar, Marlene Good- Lohse, Cheryl McLaughlin, cafeteria where I he duced by Mrs. Epling and re-, Nlcht Friday evenmg at t he ter, honor squad, and Bob Bail· Janet Mees, Pam Neutzling table was decorated porta ol registration by M r 1, POmeroy Junior High schooL , e~ Sherrie Blackston, Randy Becky Radford, Mary Radford: spring flowers. Derry Hemphill, Clay Pl'A. l.nie band, under the direc·l Kathy Watson. GALLIPOLIS - Two Gallla 1 Volunteers from Gallla coun- ana and Elizabeth Attractive arrangements _of 1 ~D of · Mr. Miller, pre9<nted I I Mr. Miller as presented a County residents have been in- ty Invited include: Janice Grande; Margaret pink and white dogMARRIAGE UCENSE : "!'era! selections, followed by movie camera and piojector by vited to attend the May 11 Ap- !swain, Crown City; )Irs. Per- Thurman, and Laura wood branches were used to POMEROY - Stanley Rtch· tlie awards presentations. Mrs. Donald McKenzie, presi- predation Tea, with Gov. and : ry J. Bailes, Mrs. John W. Vinton. the stage. ard Lemley, 20, Pomeroy, u, ~ving awards were Dondent of the Band Boosters, on Mrs. James A. Rhodes as busts Howell, and Miss Marjorie "Neighbor , to • The altern?"" session featur· S. Marines, and Allee Anita na Brlllham, Bill Fetty, Karen behalf of the Booster associa· in the garden of the Governor's Rinehart, Gallipolis; Ruth Par· leaders and workers from a panel diScussion, Members Darst, 19, Middleport, lion. Band members Neil Col· Mansion, for outstanding partie- kins, Rt. 1 Oak Hill, Gallia' Sb counties participating SEORC Endones ~·r and Bill Fetty presented ipalion in the Ohio Republican 1 County Neighbor • to • Neigh· the program have been Ohio Bond Proposal ' !tim with a light and screeoiFinance Committee's "Nelgh· bor chairman, and ·carrie Els, vited to attend. Aboul1,000 ~ exe.,.tive commillee of POMEROY - A Rt. 2 Racine on behalf of the band members. _bur to Neighbor" program. IRt. I Oak Hill; Rosemary Ev- sons are expected at the - the Southeastern Ohio Region.l man was hospiiallzed following ·3 0 · a1 Council has endorsed the an accident on Stale Route 333 Ohio Bond Commission propos- one tenth of a .nile east of LeU(OS 11. It wao announced today by tart Falls Friday at 7:45 p, · ° .- -.... ··...;, . ,_ \ ' , ,, I 'I' "~ '\;,• •j ·,'" ~. \'. I ' ' 1\ '",,., ..••• ~ P and Dt'rector Recet'ves Standing Ovatt'on '11, .. .• -'"..... '.· • - -~ Two Gallians Will Attend Governor's Tea JnJDrC • d Jn R00f e3•38 • Car Acctdent !fl3fi A CoJlide .' :-:~/avis, President of ~~;.:s w;~~~ ~k::d two bot At Entrance to Davit said the endorsement Darrell Degan, 27, ""' trav1wu unanimous and added that •Hoe w•'t on 338 when hlo car Parkin Lot If Southeastern Ohio Is to con- went off the highway on the g I j' .. MiSSGib·erf Describes Her Expenences Durina~ Girl Scout Conference in Hawaii II ' l - ' GALLIPOLIS - Miss Stepha- .perienced during the ,umrner lumes of the people of the Die Gibert, daughter of Dr. and of 1966 at the International Girl East were explained aod linue making economic gains right side, traveled 138 feet In Mrs. J. Gordon Gibert, 445 Scout Conference in . Hawaii scribed by Miss Gibert, dres;Ifo thai have come during the past a shallow ditch, came back on GALLIPOLIS - City oolice Third Ave., a student at Miami as the girl scout representative ed in the costumes of tile two years, then, passage of ~- the highway to go 85 feet and reported a coiUslon between University, was- gue•l speaker from Ohio, Kentucky and West lives of Hawaii, India, Patio. .._ One is paramount. across the road. striking two cars driven by Charles W. Qay- this week for John Milhoan's Virginia. tan, China, the Philippine• and 1 _, hot·bOllses broadside. It stop- ton, 110, of 725 Third Ave., and sophomore geography class and Cultur-es, customs and c os- ,Japan. Sbe illustrated her lecS.turday Mishap pod on its side in the second Ray E. Friend, 35, of 120 Mrs. Eugenia Gardner's soelure by use of pictures, dances, n~hot bouse. Fourth Ave., at 10:40 a.m. Fri- claf ed~cation class at Gallia Five-Year-Old Has native crafts· and souvenirs. Ulllllages 2 Can Tbe hot houses, belonl!lng to day on Court St., at the entrance Academy High School. I!OMEROY - Medium dam- Coulter Shuler, RD z. Racine, to Evans parking Jot. Miss Gibert related her ex- Bumps, Bruises Her vivid description!· of the U. 'flU caused to two vehiclea were heavily damaged. The Officers said that Clayton scellel'y of the tsiandf of Ha· ' In 8lj accident at 1:4ji p.m. Sat- W:lver was taken to Holzer Hos- pulled out onto Court Sl., and ,Divorce Petitions GALLIPOLIS - Roy Shan- , wall and ~aual and the cus-· urdaY on the Morgan Road (T- Pita! by the Racine emergency his car struck the Friend 'car rlo non COllier, 5• son of Mr. and toms of the 'friends abe made 3!) in Meigs County. . squad. E1tent of his Injuries headed southeast. No one wa; 1' ded in Meigs Mrs. Billy R. Shannon, ~ from 'these countrlea made goo- Melgo County Sherilf Robert was reported as contusions and Injured. Damage was minor POMEROY - Two petitions Third Ave., •~f!ered bumps and "graphy ·~ alive." Partlcu_,C. . Hartenbach's Department lacerations by hospital officials, and no charge was filed. for divorce were flied in the bruises when he was struck by IJJriy lntefesllng was ber fl'llce· 41fd •. car driven by Mulne The car was heavily damaged, An accident occurred at 11:- office of the Mejga County a ••• near his home at 9: 50 ful lnterP,eatlon of tht native Go.eg]eiD, Rt. ! Pomeroy, back- and the driver was cited on a 18 a.m. Friday at the upper Clttk of Courta Friday. a. m. Slilurday. He was treated dances of Our ,\~an neighbon , . · ~ from a driveway Into a west- ch&l'fle of reckless opera lion by end of the city park on State They we11 Niokt. Morri~ . at Holzer Hospital allll reieas. . • 1 .,);qund car OJlt'l'ated by Larry the Meigs County Sherllrs De- St., when a car W:tven by Aud- 127 W. Third St., Pomeroy, vs. 1ed. , • c·~·t~Gond~ · .-ltrl,~18, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, partment. rey J. Pope, 20, Rl. I Vinton, Harvey Morris, 327 w. Third City police· reported that the I JlCIU.\D cALLIIio or arrests were re, backed out of a parking zone St., Pomerpy, gro" neglect boy was chasinB a •abblt and _ ·._. , , . SQUAD CALLED and struck a car, headed north· and extreme cruelty, and ask- dashed Into the street into the POMEROY _-1'he Pomeroy POMEROY ;- The Pomeroy west, W:iven by Bonnie Rlchir:, lng care and custody of one path cil a J!a~ W:iven southwest emergency !qUad Will''ll!lllnion· · BEWARE emergi!IIC)' aquad unit was sum- 21, of 651 Secollll Ave. minor child. aifd Belva J. on Tbl~ ~v~··'- by Bessie B. ed Friday· at 8:~ p.m. 19 the ~ Pomeroy May- moned at I:U p, m. Sa!UJday There was no damage to the Grant, 830 South Third, Mid· Warner, !11, Rl,_~ Bl!lwell The DAV hall on Buttern~l Ave., Logar asks that res- for Elmer ~p who lllllered Pope car and minor damage to dleport, against Everett E. boy was 1akeil to ·lbe hollpllal for Lucy Will, ;wbO 'flU JU!fer. their dogs tied. a poalble bfart atlact at the the left rear of the Richie cor. Grant, 830 South Third, Mid· In the pOllee cruiser' to be ex. lng .from a pl)Sfible: 11r0ke; nmnlng loose wW home of Dale Slardter, near No one was injured and no dleport, gross_neglect and er- amineo!. '11iere was n0 dlma1e .S!ie was Iaten • to · ',VilteraDI,_-,!i!J:!!J!!!U!!e~~J~ ~hi Jlarned. llan'l8obvlllt. eharge was filed. lreJUe <J'lle!ty, . 141 the ear. No cbtii'P wa1 flied. M.morlal &IPllll Ill 1bi lipaicL • ~ ·-~ t ""' C"' ' k I I ' . ' i• .. , II I ,~ <!1 • -- �., ,J '' -.~- ' ·- .. !, I , ' ' ' ~e SUlldayTtmes-BenUnel, Sunday, Aprll23. 1967 Seven Gallon Donor-elub May Get Another Member ,. ~ G~J.L:IPO~S - The Rev. Erie E. Cox,!! he donates at Thursday's viaj.t of the Tri-State BloodMethodist Church, will become a member Club of the Gallia County Chapter, Cross blood program. Mr. Cox makes tho Seven Gallon Club he two other Seven Gallon donors, Robert A. Brick· who ha< given 56 pints of blood, and the Chapter's Seven G_allon donor, Lowell Phillips, Llnds Jones, Wilbur A. Dennis. , Tri - State Bloodmobile Richard North, Donald C. Moobe at Grace Methodist dy, Clarence W, Shaffer, RobChj!fl)h from noon to 6 p.m. ert E. O'Dell, and John A, Stanford Cremeens, blood ' Margaret Jo Evans, H a r o I d p~igracm chairman, urges all Walker,.Anne L, Ford, Pat Ber· donors to turn out and ridge, Lillian Nibert, Ann di~~"•a~tii;t:he visit. Saunders Gene Harbour Robother blood donors er IE. O'Dell, · and John A. eligible for membership in various gallon clubs at Wood, Jr. Thinday·''s visit of the bloodmo- Two- Margaret Wolle, John Twenty-two are eligible E. O'Dell, Sarah Fellure, Ruby 'the One Gallon Qub, 12 for D. Sheets, Doyle T. Shuler, ArTwo Gallon Club four for thur Fletcher, Wendell A. WickThree Gallon Club, and one line, Bobby J. Clark, Julius the Four Gallon Qub. Janey, James Brumfield, Clarare the Eligible Galion ~nee Stinson, and Marton R. donors: ·Harrison. - Albert Clemson, Rob- Three - Helen Bloomer, AurlE. Overmoyer, Ona San· rey Wickline, Dr. Harry H. Rex H. Unroe, Joseph H. King, and Richard S. Lease. Harley G. Thomas, Four - C&rl B. ·Waugh. ''ill!li ' . -=-· .-. : ' .... -..; · i ,_J H.l MRS. ROBERT LEMLEY - ·.;; ... "' -.l+,. AN APPEAL' fer bloOcl' It being made for Mrs. Robert Lemley, Addison. Mrs. Lem· ley, llle former Hllda Ead"' daughter of Mr. and Mro. Garland Buelley, AddiBon, II In UDlverslty Hospital, Columbuo wbere sbe will undergo open beart surgery Wedn.,dn,: Sbe is a 1157 GAf!S graduate, a Columbus Business UDlverslty graduate, an d former em.. ployee of AUy. William Sow· ers. The Tri-State BloOdmobile's nell visit ti Gal I Ia County It Tbllrsday, ·~I' ' l 'i J PROM KING AND QUEEN - Sandy Swartz was reigning Queen of the .Middleport Junior-Senior Prom Friday night and Sam Hood' was ,King. Saildy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Swartz and Sam·the son of Mr. and Mra. Hilton Hood. Both are seniors. CAPTAIN JOSEPH H. West, !son Edward C. West, Rt. 2, Bidwell, IS liow ~·~~~~~~~f Fiirbanks, Alaska with the U. S. Army. , Is commanding officer of the 472nd MP Company Fairbanks. His wife and three daughters are also residing in Fairbanks. Capt. West expects to be staUoned there untill968. .: . " -- .,- ·Sandra Swartz, Sam Hood SchoolJSSUC , '""·· ~',"'~'· ;' ~ ' - lngton PTA: Albert Durose, admmlstrative assi!tanl'l_ Gail~ - Public C1ty Schools, Mrs. ~ •E!i , , BY BEULAH JONES Ier an arched bridge witb pool as they discussed the future 8·~ 1· 1 1 d T K. !Th>ens s t Board of Educatlo , , ijleinller, MIDDLEPORT - Miss San· beneath, Tables with lighted for the departing seniors. Sc ~ ~~ anc · 1 · Scitool~ up · Scioto County, and Mil. Anlen W:a Swartz . and Sam H o o d: candles circled the dance floor. Guests for the evening mciud· ofOh~ '~oa:n kembers ·intro- Dobson, Gallipolis parent. r01gned as kmg and queen et ' A banquet preceded the donee ed members of the Meigs Lo- d ed M Edgar Riker As the panel was lnlroduethe Middleport High ~chool and was preparod by the jun- cal School Board, William, uc were th rs, t District wh~ ed each member gave a brief Junior-Senior Prom Friday eve· ior mothers with the sop h o- King and Kathryn Rail; Mrs. direct~r, Nor wes munic~tions summary of his relationship to ning at the high school. more girls serving. Arrallge- King, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Me- :~ 0 he on ttcom Mrs Jos- PTA work. Mrs. ])oh,on gave The queen was presented with ments of white carnations and, Comas, Mr. and Mrs. James :~g rna~"; nes, PTA Pub· an outstanding little presentaan arm bouquet of roses and 9 rosebuds c en t ere d tbe Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ~~atio~~e~~." :~~:· on Publi· tion on what PTA had meant . was presented to the king. tables in shades _ of Jones, the. Rev, Howard Rup- cations offered by the 0 b io to her. Miss Swartz is the daughter of pmk, ;ed and white lor th".'or- pelt and his father, Mr. C. E. Congress, placing social empha· _Mrs. George Proelll, maga. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Swartz, mal dmner. Favors were mmia· Ruppel!, and faculty m•mbers, sis on the OPT Bulletin; Mrs. zme _chairman for Tlffin U~t, Beech St., and Sam Hood Is the lure baskets of spnng flowers. Mr. Tom Kelly: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Downing, chairman, Chillicothe, received recognition son of Mr and Mrs Milton The class flower was the or- Charles Blakeslee, Ross bl' 'ty h' t . h h d for havmg sold the most subHood, Hill St. · 1 chid and the class colors, bur- Mr. and Mrs. Wiillam ~~.~~ u ·a ::s~na~f w ~iici~ scriptions in the Southcentral " . gundy and while. The class mot· Mr. and Mrs. John Redovlan, . P . pu Y District. The prom theme, A M1 d-: to - "SoLi tile Done So Mucll Richard Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. pomters which were given out The Ross County Council was summer Night's Dream" was1 , ' ' to each person attending, and carried out in the decorations To Do.' Frecker, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Reed, Membership, who awarded one slate council magused to provide the setting for Mr. Nolan Swackhamer, fae- Hanning; and Mrs. a list of points to consider a-ttne award for having the loran evening or dancing to the uily member, was toastmaster Swanson, secreiary. an active meaningful PTA ge~t increas~ In magazme sales. music of the Cobras, a group uf for the program held following Senior ci~ss officers ThiS award IS In the form of a area university students. the dinner, and gave humorous Wayne Davts, pres~ent; guest was Mrs. scholar~hlp of $4110 given to a remarks concerning the 8 1 •· Butcher, VICe president: S (V' ) Sb tat b- graduatmg senior who Is going The gym was transformed in- dents, gie Harris, secre!Sfy; S u sl · h 1~ erow, s e pu into the teaching profession. i to an enclosed garden with aimMorris, treasurer, and J c 8 rman. ,• The state officers extended • i HONORED BAND MEMBERS - Awards were presented at the Pomeroy Junior ulated walls of ivy and flowers The junior welcome address Redovian, !acuity advisor. A workshop for admiDtstra· thanks to Mrs. Caron Snowden ·.High School Friday night during the "Moot the Band Night" Front row, left to under a blue sky. Silver stars was given by Betsy Cunning- Junior class offtcers are was _held In another_ room !or her excellent work as gen-'rlgllt, are Randy Burt, most improved band member; Kay McGowan, service award; studded the ceiling backdrop ham with Wayne Davis of the sy Cunningham, Jim c 0 n thiS time with Neil San- eral chairman. Mrs. Snowden jDonna Branhan, most promising first year band member; Second row, John Good· and 8 rainbow of varioU. hues Senior class giving the rell]IOnse. Patty Slaven and Candace principal of Wasblngton thanked the Conference com· [=it ~:;~~i~~·fi~;tNye:~rcb!~t;.~~~~~~ding senior band member and Steve Miller, complete with the pot'o'gold at The class Will was read by Punch was served during Se!Jool as host; and leader, mlttee for their fine coopera· • one end and the prom theme Steve Pullen and Susan Murris. dance - intermission and W. Hydell, School Educa· tlon In the blg job of making b: outlined in sparkling iettecing. The class prophecy was given breakfast was served to I h Chairman, 011.10 PTA. tbe conference a success. Dogwood trees and climbing in a beatnik tabloid with Sam groups' at 2:30 a.m. A table dlsplaytng publica· The program concluded with . vines over a tall pickol fence Hood and Jim Butcher taking out the "final" junior • made available by I he recogn!Uon of newly organized · !PoMEROY - Mr. Donald Griffitfl and Bette Jean Hobstet-1 win, Karen Griffith, Marla Grue- enhanced the garden. part. Their props were a motor- prom al Middleport Hi g Congress was set up In and reinstated units by Mr 8, . . . . Pomeroy band director, Burt, Patti Collins, Pam Crew, ser, Bette Jean Hobstetter Car- Guests entered the garden ov- cycle and bongo drums used School. entrance. Jones. ~ved a standing ovation nt Janice Eastman, Tim Glaze, olyn Jones, Susan Laning,' John Lunciteon was •erved in the Local chairmen were lntr>tlje ~meroy "Meet the Band Sally Globokar, Marlene Good- Lohse, Cheryl McLaughlin, cafeteria where I he duced by Mrs. Epling and re-, Nlcht Friday evenmg at t he ter, honor squad, and Bob Bail· Janet Mees, Pam Neutzling table was decorated porta ol registration by M r 1, POmeroy Junior High schooL , e~ Sherrie Blackston, Randy Becky Radford, Mary Radford: spring flowers. Derry Hemphill, Clay Pl'A. l.nie band, under the direc·l Kathy Watson. GALLIPOLIS - Two Gallla 1 Volunteers from Gallla coun- ana and Elizabeth Attractive arrangements _of 1 ~D of · Mr. Miller, pre9<nted I I Mr. Miller as presented a County residents have been in- ty Invited include: Janice Grande; Margaret pink and white dogMARRIAGE UCENSE : "!'era! selections, followed by movie camera and piojector by vited to attend the May 11 Ap- !swain, Crown City; )Irs. Per- Thurman, and Laura wood branches were used to POMEROY - Stanley Rtch· tlie awards presentations. Mrs. Donald McKenzie, presi- predation Tea, with Gov. and : ry J. Bailes, Mrs. John W. Vinton. the stage. ard Lemley, 20, Pomeroy, u, ~ving awards were Dondent of the Band Boosters, on Mrs. James A. Rhodes as busts Howell, and Miss Marjorie "Neighbor , to • The altern?"" session featur· S. Marines, and Allee Anita na Brlllham, Bill Fetty, Karen behalf of the Booster associa· in the garden of the Governor's Rinehart, Gallipolis; Ruth Par· leaders and workers from a panel diScussion, Members Darst, 19, Middleport, lion. Band members Neil Col· Mansion, for outstanding partie- kins, Rt. 1 Oak Hill, Gallia' Sb counties participating SEORC Endones ~·r and Bill Fetty presented ipalion in the Ohio Republican 1 County Neighbor • to • Neigh· the program have been Ohio Bond Proposal ' !tim with a light and screeoiFinance Committee's "Nelgh· bor chairman, and ·carrie Els, vited to attend. Aboul1,000 ~ exe.,.tive commillee of POMEROY - A Rt. 2 Racine on behalf of the band members. _bur to Neighbor" program. IRt. I Oak Hill; Rosemary Ev- sons are expected at the - the Southeastern Ohio Region.l man was hospiiallzed following ·3 0 · a1 Council has endorsed the an accident on Stale Route 333 Ohio Bond Commission propos- one tenth of a .nile east of LeU(OS 11. It wao announced today by tart Falls Friday at 7:45 p, · ° .- -.... ··...;, . ,_ \ ' , ,, I 'I' "~ '\;,• •j ·,'" ~. \'. I ' ' 1\ '",,., ..••• ~ P and Dt'rector Recet'ves Standing Ovatt'on '11, .. .• -'"..... '.· • - -~ Two Gallians Will Attend Governor's Tea JnJDrC • d Jn R00f e3•38 • Car Acctdent !fl3fi A CoJlide .' :-:~/avis, President of ~~;.:s w;~~~ ~k::d two bot At Entrance to Davit said the endorsement Darrell Degan, 27, ""' trav1wu unanimous and added that •Hoe w•'t on 338 when hlo car Parkin Lot If Southeastern Ohio Is to con- went off the highway on the g I j' .. MiSSGib·erf Describes Her Expenences Durina~ Girl Scout Conference in Hawaii II ' l - ' GALLIPOLIS - Miss Stepha- .perienced during the ,umrner lumes of the people of the Die Gibert, daughter of Dr. and of 1966 at the International Girl East were explained aod linue making economic gains right side, traveled 138 feet In Mrs. J. Gordon Gibert, 445 Scout Conference in . Hawaii scribed by Miss Gibert, dres;Ifo thai have come during the past a shallow ditch, came back on GALLIPOLIS - City oolice Third Ave., a student at Miami as the girl scout representative ed in the costumes of tile two years, then, passage of ~- the highway to go 85 feet and reported a coiUslon between University, was- gue•l speaker from Ohio, Kentucky and West lives of Hawaii, India, Patio. .._ One is paramount. across the road. striking two cars driven by Charles W. Qay- this week for John Milhoan's Virginia. tan, China, the Philippine• and 1 _, hot·bOllses broadside. It stop- ton, 110, of 725 Third Ave., and sophomore geography class and Cultur-es, customs and c os- ,Japan. Sbe illustrated her lecS.turday Mishap pod on its side in the second Ray E. Friend, 35, of 120 Mrs. Eugenia Gardner's soelure by use of pictures, dances, n~hot bouse. Fourth Ave., at 10:40 a.m. Fri- claf ed~cation class at Gallia Five-Year-Old Has native crafts· and souvenirs. Ulllllages 2 Can Tbe hot houses, belonl!lng to day on Court St., at the entrance Academy High School. I!OMEROY - Medium dam- Coulter Shuler, RD z. Racine, to Evans parking Jot. Miss Gibert related her ex- Bumps, Bruises Her vivid description!· of the U. 'flU caused to two vehiclea were heavily damaged. The Officers said that Clayton scellel'y of the tsiandf of Ha· ' In 8lj accident at 1:4ji p.m. Sat- W:lver was taken to Holzer Hos- pulled out onto Court Sl., and ,Divorce Petitions GALLIPOLIS - Roy Shan- , wall and ~aual and the cus-· urdaY on the Morgan Road (T- Pita! by the Racine emergency his car struck the Friend 'car rlo non COllier, 5• son of Mr. and toms of the 'friends abe made 3!) in Meigs County. . squad. E1tent of his Injuries headed southeast. No one wa; 1' ded in Meigs Mrs. Billy R. Shannon, ~ from 'these countrlea made goo- Melgo County Sherilf Robert was reported as contusions and Injured. Damage was minor POMEROY - Two petitions Third Ave., •~f!ered bumps and "graphy ·~ alive." Partlcu_,C. . Hartenbach's Department lacerations by hospital officials, and no charge was filed. for divorce were flied in the bruises when he was struck by IJJriy lntefesllng was ber fl'llce· 41fd •. car driven by Mulne The car was heavily damaged, An accident occurred at 11:- office of the Mejga County a ••• near his home at 9: 50 ful lnterP,eatlon of tht native Go.eg]eiD, Rt. ! Pomeroy, back- and the driver was cited on a 18 a.m. Friday at the upper Clttk of Courta Friday. a. m. Slilurday. He was treated dances of Our ,\~an neighbon , . · ~ from a driveway Into a west- ch&l'fle of reckless opera lion by end of the city park on State They we11 Niokt. Morri~ . at Holzer Hospital allll reieas. . • 1 .,);qund car OJlt'l'ated by Larry the Meigs County Sherllrs De- St., when a car W:tven by Aud- 127 W. Third St., Pomeroy, vs. 1ed. , • c·~·t~Gond~ · .-ltrl,~18, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, partment. rey J. Pope, 20, Rl. I Vinton, Harvey Morris, 327 w. Third City police· reported that the I JlCIU.\D cALLIIio or arrests were re, backed out of a parking zone St., Pomerpy, gro" neglect boy was chasinB a •abblt and _ ·._. , , . SQUAD CALLED and struck a car, headed north· and extreme cruelty, and ask- dashed Into the street into the POMEROY _-1'he Pomeroy POMEROY ;- The Pomeroy west, W:iven by Bonnie Rlchir:, lng care and custody of one path cil a J!a~ W:iven southwest emergency !qUad Will''ll!lllnion· · BEWARE emergi!IIC)' aquad unit was sum- 21, of 651 Secollll Ave. minor child. aifd Belva J. on Tbl~ ~v~··'- by Bessie B. ed Friday· at 8:~ p.m. 19 the ~ Pomeroy May- moned at I:U p, m. Sa!UJday There was no damage to the Grant, 830 South Third, Mid· Warner, !11, Rl,_~ Bl!lwell The DAV hall on Buttern~l Ave., Logar asks that res- for Elmer ~p who lllllered Pope car and minor damage to dleport, against Everett E. boy was 1akeil to ·lbe hollpllal for Lucy Will, ;wbO 'flU JU!fer. their dogs tied. a poalble bfart atlact at the the left rear of the Richie cor. Grant, 830 South Third, Mid· In the pOllee cruiser' to be ex. lng .from a pl)Sfible: 11r0ke; nmnlng loose wW home of Dale Slardter, near No one was injured and no dleport, gross_neglect and er- amineo!. '11iere was n0 dlma1e .S!ie was Iaten • to · ',VilteraDI,_-,!i!J:!!J!!!U!!e~~J~ ~hi Jlarned. llan'l8obvlllt. eharge was filed. lreJUe <J'lle!ty, . 141 the ear. No cbtii'P wa1 flied. M.morlal &IPllll Ill 1bi lipaicL • ~ ·-~ t ""' C"' ' k I I ' . ' i• .. , II I ,~ <!1 • -- �I \ I "' ' . ' 't' .•. .' ' ' :·:~/ ' I Middleport Places Second, , Eastern's Martin Compiles · Most Individual Markers ·Cleveland ·Drops ll-4· ·Encounter ' SAtE .' . " . CAROUSEL 700 PROJECTOR ~3:00 . Now - . S84·50 . ')(ODAK INSTMAO!.TIC ~ ~90 PROJE~TOR '"·0~ Jfow - $124·50 Lfini :ed Supply at these lo\J.r prJces, so bureyl '"., 'c TAWNEY ', SJUI)IO 422 StcPnd A••· Gallipolis, Oh1o ' . . I· . '· . I, "' I r]' .,, ..<. 't ! ' ' ' I ,. " TH! CENTREDENT - ~empo.....l.. Now, to mate!) ·tli! ti: J.ker : ' . . of the ..uon,~eteoii;P.r•~•nts- ~ .,. , The cei'i!Pedent. A . ~~·p·a~ulptul'tfd con'ter ' ~---·~·~~~crease etyl~ endln~. [n ~ p~rno.~nqed J!lnch front ... Rtemot~~.tot~~dti~;.•h.IP'I'• On thematchlrifilat~lf a ew•pt···•ltlli • -~ ,.. ·' ' ... ·. J accenta th• newn•~•. •.•. . · ." '\ ., .... o.- ,., '•( •• ~~~ Aogulor $13.95· . REMODELING SALE PliCE ;,:. ' .__._.:.._,.,..,. ., . IWJ" ' ' ' ~~ iS a . c~ . . M~pleLeafs , IMSON, W. VA• . Even Stanley Cup Series 1-J. ,. See Our Complete .Lin.- Of Hikes Season ReeordTo9~' 'HUf,fY .RIDING &POWER MOWERS ,$p!CIAL DISC®tf ·~ . ' "• }, ! .' .~ '( ' · · NCi)W OFF REGULAR PRICE ON · ~LL · MOWE.Rs·· { · TAqN IN THE CARTON• .' ' �I \ I "' ' . ' 't' .•. .' ' ' :·:~/ ' I Middleport Places Second, , Eastern's Martin Compiles · Most Individual Markers ·Cleveland ·Drops ll-4· ·Encounter ' SAtE .' . " . CAROUSEL 700 PROJECTOR ~3:00 . Now - . S84·50 . ')(ODAK INSTMAO!.TIC ~ ~90 PROJE~TOR '"·0~ Jfow - $124·50 Lfini :ed Supply at these lo\J.r prJces, so bureyl '"., 'c TAWNEY ', SJUI)IO 422 StcPnd A••· Gallipolis, Oh1o ' . . I· . '· . I, "' I r]' .,, ..<. 't ! ' ' ' I ,. " TH! CENTREDENT - ~empo.....l.. Now, to mate!) ·tli! ti: J.ker : ' . . of the ..uon,~eteoii;P.r•~•nts- ~ .,. , The cei'i!Pedent. A . ~~·p·a~ulptul'tfd con'ter ' ~---·~·~~~crease etyl~ endln~. [n ~ p~rno.~nqed J!lnch front ... Rtemot~~.tot~~dti~;.•h.IP'I'• On thematchlrifilat~lf a ew•pt···•ltlli • -~ ,.. ·' ' ... ·. J accenta th• newn•~•. •.•. . · ." '\ ., .... o.- ,., '•( •• ~~~ Aogulor $13.95· . REMODELING SALE PliCE ;,:. ' .__._.:.._,.,..,. ., . IWJ" ' ' ' ~~ iS a . c~ . . M~pleLeafs , IMSON, W. VA• . Even Stanley Cup Series 1-J. ,. See Our Complete .Lin.- Of Hikes Season ReeordTo9~' 'HUf,fY .RIDING &POWER MOWERS ,$p!CIAL DISC®tf ·~ . ' "• }, ! .' .~ '( ' · · NCi)W OFF REGULAR PRICE ON · ~LL · MOWE.Rs·· { · TAqN IN THE CARTON• .' ' �., 188T 1 ,{_ Twins .Slip ' ' By Tigers. · l ' • '" DETROIT (UP!) .'- AI Wo Wbeil Nllim Cssb lollow!!d ord 8lalW ~1111 even 1•1. · mgtoo elUDe out of tile buDpen with a sln8ie, Manager s a m Ces · ~ led off 111111 with one oot ln the ninth iru)lng Mele pulled Kaat In favor of ~ 1 ;::.. lngJt. illld Saturd&y and quelled a rally Worthington. Pinch-bljtet Jerry 1 to ~ ill presem Jim Kaat'1 fl r II Lumpe, the !lnlllltter lo flee With tWo out victory the teiiOO as I h e WorJI!lngton, M Into a rame· KiUe~w bit a Twin& edged the De- encibif double play. wbicb wa emled llito Tilers, 4-3. . r· 1111 the . h field liy the ~-· lor I Ziame willner iatl I flnl YiCiory of the ng I • """' wu breez1nc along wllll oeasm lor Kaal alter the big double to I<OJ'e 'Tolr live-lilt ahutout solni Into the lellhalljler lost bis· flnl I w o Bob AlDsou 1rlth He walked leadoff baiter atart.l ol the aaason. two-run homer, to. mpa It md"."· Then AI Kallne Mlrmesola picked uP wb a 1 The Twlill' flral r1iD eame 1'lb1~IS!I.Bro 1• . .1 alter Jim Norlllrup proved to be the winning mRr· I!Je first lnnlns when qut; Freehan smasbed bl,s Bin wllll a !!Jrae·run rally In lhe sJngled, advanced on 1 wlllt · : lourlh homer of the He&$011 In· alxl}l off Detroit atart~ a n d 1111 inlleld out illld scored to the aeeGIId deck Ill left field. loaer Mickey Lollch, whose rec-Klllebri!]N'I lnlield 0111. se:: e!. :nw FOR REAL hllb toiiOW: SEI... . ' .:· .. BQBQUE~N ,...,. PrlC!f ...lla~: and Ouallty y,ilt Man~~~ar At Martin Pord UNCI Car SaliN If 1616 &attorn Ave. Bob We~ comlsAII ---------CHRYSLER NEWPORT ...' Custo}ll 4 ~-Full ""r, Lt. trans. Air concl. Low Mlltlga KING BUILDERS SUPPLY Save $1000 From New JEEP ; • Drive. y 96$nMUSTANG ,. ! 1pr. H.T. 6cyi; Std. Trans •. ' . Rldlo •nd Heater. W·W Tires 1965 We Need Used Cars Now 1964 FORD TREMENDOUS TRADE-IN ALLOWA-NCES! ~ Galaxie 500 XL Conv. 390 engine. ' 'Auto. Tran a. Po~Ner S'"ririg. ~ Radio and Heater. t '1963 PLYMOUTH Power 38 and Heater. DUMP BED. lie New Telescope Hoist, 7 h. W'Hie, 11 h. long Many More Used Cars and trucks To Choose From lf.rl.._,,.,, P•l Le11 A.t PONTIACSr·BUICKs,·, AND GMC TRUCKS. ' $395.00 '. Cblcaso ' ITH GOBLE FORD. Middleport Carlqt \ I \ ''. ' . I ' �., 188T 1 ,{_ Twins .Slip ' ' By Tigers. · l ' • '" DETROIT (UP!) .'- AI Wo Wbeil Nllim Cssb lollow!!d ord 8lalW ~1111 even 1•1. · mgtoo elUDe out of tile buDpen with a sln8ie, Manager s a m Ces · ~ led off 111111 with one oot ln the ninth iru)lng Mele pulled Kaat In favor of ~ 1 ;::.. lngJt. illld Saturd&y and quelled a rally Worthington. Pinch-bljtet Jerry 1 to ~ ill presem Jim Kaat'1 fl r II Lumpe, the !lnlllltter lo flee With tWo out victory the teiiOO as I h e WorJI!lngton, M Into a rame· KiUe~w bit a Twin& edged the De- encibif double play. wbicb wa emled llito Tilers, 4-3. . r· 1111 the . h field liy the ~-· lor I Ziame willner iatl I flnl YiCiory of the ng I • """' wu breez1nc along wllll oeasm lor Kaal alter the big double to I<OJ'e 'Tolr live-lilt ahutout solni Into the lellhalljler lost bis· flnl I w o Bob AlDsou 1rlth He walked leadoff baiter atart.l ol the aaason. two-run homer, to. mpa It md"."· Then AI Kallne Mlrmesola picked uP wb a 1 The Twlill' flral r1iD eame 1'lb1~IS!I.Bro 1• . .1 alter Jim Norlllrup proved to be the winning mRr· I!Je first lnnlns when qut; Freehan smasbed bl,s Bin wllll a !!Jrae·run rally In lhe sJngled, advanced on 1 wlllt · : lourlh homer of the He&$011 In· alxl}l off Detroit atart~ a n d 1111 inlleld out illld scored to the aeeGIId deck Ill left field. loaer Mickey Lollch, whose rec-Klllebri!]N'I lnlield 0111. se:: e!. :nw FOR REAL hllb toiiOW: SEI... . ' .:· .. BQBQUE~N ,...,. PrlC!f ...lla~: and Ouallty y,ilt Man~~~ar At Martin Pord UNCI Car SaliN If 1616 &attorn Ave. Bob We~ comlsAII ---------CHRYSLER NEWPORT ...' Custo}ll 4 ~-Full ""r, Lt. trans. Air concl. Low Mlltlga KING BUILDERS SUPPLY Save $1000 From New JEEP ; • Drive. y 96$nMUSTANG ,. ! 1pr. H.T. 6cyi; Std. Trans •. ' . Rldlo •nd Heater. W·W Tires 1965 We Need Used Cars Now 1964 FORD TREMENDOUS TRADE-IN ALLOWA-NCES! ~ Galaxie 500 XL Conv. 390 engine. ' 'Auto. Tran a. Po~Ner S'"ririg. ~ Radio and Heater. t '1963 PLYMOUTH Power 38 and Heater. DUMP BED. lie New Telescope Hoist, 7 h. W'Hie, 11 h. long Many More Used Cars and trucks To Choose From lf.rl.._,,.,, P•l Le11 A.t PONTIACSr·BUICKs,·, AND GMC TRUCKS. ' $395.00 '. Cblcaso ' ITH GOBLE FORD. Middleport Carlqt \ I \ ''. ' . I ' �., . '1 . - ,.___ ·• .. ' < Can Be-Eliminated ih Lawns ' ~. --.-~ ' pen.sive than ·those for spreed ver~ stubborn about 1eUtn,ti .out arowina ::i:r::E:~i~~~d •Jb1. ~ Ap1m1tm appllcalltn. "Shaker • cans" or of lhe spra~er and II you use Pre • . t · . )hlp Coal)' "CIIIes" contiiDing U·D are the sprayer for Insect or pest should he before cralr i.JI!llell,Ill& 9eaaon ollbe ys- convenil!lt lor spot treatiog • control on flowers or more sus- crass first , germinates. To & '"l!ie. gree1i 'lawns ~ a few weeda li!issed' by the gen- cepllble piants, you would prolr sure yoll apply the materi~ls belt~4filt picture for · framing era! trealmenl Wu bars COli- ably kill them. U II II apply them before AprU ' Qt~ wJtere we jpe, taiDiDg 2,4-D are effective on 1181')' Ill use the same sprayer in Southern Olllo. , AI wllb 1noat niee tblDgi, some of the more susceptible !borough wa$n& with strong For detaiLs on parUcular ~~- 1he r e are eertaiu broadleaf w.eks. "''llllonia or triSodium phQ&. teriahl to u s e. ho~=~~~ ilfa'~bld.s or problems 111 he 2,4-D will not kill some broad- phate can help. should contact the solved. One tllat bothers many leal weeds commonly !OUIICI In There are many crass type Office for a copy of the bullehomeowners at this time of the lawns. Ground ivy. common weeds which also bothers 1!S In Un 271 enUUed Your Lawn. I!1JLIGitT year is the fact that weeds may chickweed, m e a d o w chick- lawns. Annual grasses are those This Usia many materials such ·grow faster t11an tbe grass. At weed, mouse-ear chickweed, wblch must grow from seed as Dacthal, Xylron, DMA. IUWl) £\H(ffD Ibis time of the year dandelions white clover, wood sorrel, and each year. Crabgrass, !emaiL and other ma~als. ~H~ lf'IT,\11()'. tllrlve and prnduce their yel- yarrow all appear to he more bamyardgrasa, and goosegrass Also llsted m this low blossoms and laler the sensitive Ill silves Z.(Z.4,s:tri-- are annual grasses found In are ways of getting rid of Wflb the l'ldlle COli& euepted the weslerD two6fnll et the ~ ean loot for heaYier than nOI'IIIII preelpl. 1ffiite Jeathery seeds. choloropllenoxy) propionic ao- lawns, Crabgrass. Is the most perennial grasses as tall "It l -rperson really wants a id !han z.t-D. Sllves is suggest- common. Herbicides the! .,.... cne, velvet grass, ~:;I &all011 while ••nOI'IIIIIIolallue llkeiJ 11aJ11 1111 AIIPIIcC.Ut. ,gooit lawn free of weeds, then ed for trial on any broadleal trol crabgrass usually give grass, quaekgrasa, and there are several things that weed :silvex is Jneffecllve on some control of the other an· undesirable perennial grasses. cpn be· done to make solving ~a" ":'eeda as Is 2,4-D) not nual grasses. . Copies of the bulletin are tile problem simple. Producing ktlled wttb a careful application There are two baSic ways of vallable wttllout charge. II> healthy, dense stand ol turf. of 2.4-D. . ~ntrolling crabgrass with herb8!:~ is the most satisfactory As wtth any chemteal product lctdes. One method tS to ~at method of controlling many there are precaultons which tile lawn In tile wmter or sprmg lawn weeds. must be followed. Do not use a before crabgrass seeds gerrnin.:oHowever to have a complete· sprayer used lor silvex or 2,4-D ate (pre-emergence). The othly weed free lawn. it may be for other sprayin~. The ~ason er method is to apply herbitweessary to use herbicides. lor thts " that this malerial Is ctdes slier tbe crabgrass Is HeJ-blcides are chemicals which . By Wayne G. Brudstad~ M.D. liH or reduce plant ~owth. ? Tiley do not eliminate the need Q -How strlono" gout. (or good lawn management, but . . What causes It and can It be lr' properly used they may be By United Press lntemad..OO prtces: Wholesale eggs deliVered cured? another tool for obtaining a Slaughter steer and beUer to Chicago de~lined 1-4 cents A _ Gout, like diabetes, is pnces were lower, hog th1s week. Chtcago wholesale f tabol' and like good . 1awn. . . h ed t an error o me 1sm "Fo> ""ntrol purpoSEs weeds mostly steady to higher butter prtces were unc ang o d' b 1 .1 •- cen-Iled , ' · cv • I hi I b fr I'10""il lo ta e es, I can ~ ~· • FXPE1._ I ·~D lh 1 ·wns may he divided into s aug er am s ac ' - Y wer. b 1 t ured G t be TE~.'f ERA 11 11\E ) "general classes _ broadhigher at Midwest markets Nearby wheat was subslanU· u sedno be · ·~.:y 1wo · week ally lower com lower oats and can Y an overp on leaf weeds and undestrable · . . k . nd uric acid or interference ' With New England aeepled, the eulml two-Wrdl of 1 1 D de lions plantains At maJOr ltvestoc rye rrre ar y ower a . If " di lhe DltiOll IIlli for lltofe-liOI'IDII temperalllrett wHh tile grasses. an ' slau~hier steers and soybeans fractionally lower at tile kidneys. "'e sease (eommon and buckhorn! and sold, steady to .75 lower. the close this week on the not con1rolled serious darnagel revene prenJIIIIf Ia lbe Mounlllll ad Padlle CoaR dales. many other broadleaf weeds '" ranged from steady to Chicago Board of Trade. to tile kidneys may result lawns can be cilmmated with higher. Bulls showed little Compared witll last week, er complications include high iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~D. (2, 4·dtdilorophenoxyacet· change, except for higher wheat was off 2 3-4 to 3 3-4, com blond p;essure, hardenmg IC actdl. . at St Joseph and Sioux of! I H to 2 7.a oats of! 3-4 to the arter~es ond coronary heart ·· To be most effcdtve, 2·4-D Veal~rs were strong to I a.a, rye off to I U and disease. should be aophed to the foliage htgher. Feeder cattle soybeans unchanged to off 7.B. All persons wllh gout sboul~ of. weeds .. ll wor.ks best tf ap- were steady to .50 lower, Live cattle futures were be given colchicine .in '""' . '" I pbed durmg perJods ~~ ample lor a .50 io $1.00 upturn at active and mostly hlaher on tile torm. It is oftea comlnned With mOisture w~en the •e•~~ are Falls. Chicago Mercantile Exchange probenecid. Other new growmg we · . Choice slaughter steers this week. The nearby months !bat are often helpful when Home owners should realize Chicago were expected gave ground, but deferred en with colcblclne are ~:~~~ that commercial products •do average about $24.60 deliveries gained. The govern- thacin and allopurinal. not all contam the same quan· hundredweight this week. men! eatUe and feed report said taking these drugs !be diet does tlty. of matertal. For thiS reas- Wholesale steer and tile April I catUe population on not have to he quite so restricton tt IS very Important to loi- beef was weak to I cent feed WaS 3 per cent above a ed as in former times when low the directions on lite lal>ll pound lower. Cow heel was year. The January 1 number these dmgs were not available. of the product hi h The cheapest met~oo of US· to 21·2 cents g er. was 7 per e<.'lll larger. Q - I have oecasloaal pains lng materials is to bill' the ma· Sla~ghter under federal in· e in my knees and fingers but 1 !erial and apply it jl!l;t to tile spectton. thts week was ex)leCted Tm ly Qoolfs , don't have any paih or swelling area needing it, but many to be slightly under the 548,000 There IS an enormous ~rr.· in my toes. My doctor says I h re m · e interest- head reported last week. ount of smoke hut I cannot lmd have gout. Doesn't gout always o~eown~rs ~ ?,!' . Twlve-market receipts any spark. · · ' ed 10 dotng 11 ~~ tonve~tent about 164,1100 cattle showed -WIUlam Manchester, aulh· effect the toes· way. The convement way 18 by change from last week. or of "Tbe Death ol a Presi· A - Goat in its early stages usmg miXtures of 2.4-D and fer-dent " on the curredl New affects the great toe in about tilizer which are avatlahle lor Barrows and gilts Orle~ns inv"stigatlon loto lhe 60 per cent of Its victims. The nse on Ia~. Grular forms steady to .:10 higher, except KeJIIIedy assassinallon. ' rest get pain in other joints in2 of -4-~il~~l - ~a~ters : Sioux Falls where prices Hippies are a manifestation eluding tbe fingers, knees and , also ahv e. lese edo a g .25 to .50 below a week of a major social revolution ankles. job wen propery · sweepmg · "we world Q dl•......, he us ·fl r Sows closed stea dy to .25 · wh.ICh IS nd 'D.K. ......... =~ Sprays may ' : more e ec tve and lower. and may quite possibly go down - 1 1"1 -•- up a llnll to fl~ JOOII' ~an dry matenals on . hard to Tbe weekly average price in history as the most signili· throw temper tanlrun!o about 1 ........t. ....., kill ':"eeds, Formulations lor barrows and gilts at cant development of the 20th week before each mens.trual t ioC h:riJoldo Inol a spraytng are generally less ex- was expected 111 be about century. pertnd. Would a tra~uillzer p .... Dmum ~ per hundredweight-much - R•v. Leon Harris, w h • help me to get over this, AM,..... DeKalb Dool«lor same as last week when stirred coatroversy by allow· A - Your cond'illoll is know .,.sAc ...wy z...-z• average was the lowest ing hippies use of bls church as premenstrual tension. It . , = y r ............ nearly two years. meeling bU. may he manllested by irritabili· Receipts of hogs at , ty, allliety, headache or ~~:~~I termmal markets plus dtrect SUNDAY sion. Because there is "' marketings in interior Iowa "And I loU yoa. you are an associated gain in weight soutllem M i nne sot a totaled Peter, and oe thlo rock I wiU • pound or two which is all waabout 650,000 head lor the live- ltoUd my church, and lhe pow- ter some observers believe !bat day period compared with era of death sbaD ool prevall u-.e' retention of water in tile Your Farm Supply Center .•.. 661,000 last week. against II." - Malthew 11: II. tissues is tile cause oft he trou· Wholesale pork loins were ble. This bad led to the use of a steady to I cent a pound lower. Persecution has not crushed combination of diuretic and a P'"'P"".: Boston bitlis were sleady to 1 the church; power hes not beat- trMquilizer (Pree) whidi is cent lower, except lor a I to 11· en it back; time has not aha~ helpfuL It can he obtained ouly 2 cent edvance at Chicago. ed its forces, and what is most on a doctor's prescription and Fresh hams were uneven, wonderful of all, tile abuses of must be used with caution by mostly steody to I cent lower. its friends have not shaken Its women who are taking digitalis Slaughter lambs advanced · stability. - Horace Busllaell, or who have heart, kidney 3rd & Sycamore Sts. Gallipolis 446-2463 t!Jne. ...... o-•nl lJNIQUE ABIUTY .t='it The Doctor Says ••• . F3fiD M3fkef Trend · .PIBeons IJICitheii relaUves the sandgrouse family of Old World ahare the unlqu~ liiJIJy to drb!k .water like horse, with ~ 4own and Immersed; other birds m u ral$e tlteli- heads Ill swallow. PIONEER. , BAANQ USE NO TRICKS Fire walkers of !be Fill Ianda use no tricks and clans · who have eeremony attribute the omenon of on stone pits to a I dw~ by deep faith walkers. Dairy Farmers Getting Help from Freeman Along Several Lines ofFederal Action SEED CORN is the brand to plsntl SEE or CALL VAN CO EQUIP. CO. The great horse Man o' 'W .. ar~J•:turl was foaled March 29, 1JI7, a died of a heart attack Nov. I, 1 1917. GalllpoU1 St. - Wt Flnonc<i Y111r Now G,...Jy With 10% Down 01111 Up To 41 mo, To Poy gu1' U II FIGHT M.D.M. m;;, Open Eveainp BJ Appointmont Tractor Buy ~ff11e 'JVeek! ·· ~ I 1f2 New Allis-Citalmers I-TEN Tractor Mowing can he fun. Cuts 1 42"wlde swath. Can mulch tiavesand cuttings. Trims tD wHhln %'of buildings ' shrubs. Atlachments · tnd • tor snow removal and a Jftlon other jobs. . ' . lEE IT NOW I APRIL SPECIAL MOWER eFREE With Purchase of This Tractor O' . ROBIE · Rodney, Ohio iiliont 245·5882 .ColfserVation. Practices • ......... ..,.llrido --...... ... _ --- This is the new Farma11666-tie ~n 60 hp tnctllr that gives you smooth, siJ:-qlinder pcnmplua big tractor exllas: power shift iadependent pto \i for elll'a-heavy implement operatia. convenient, cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed tp.'IIIDjej?ll. sp6. . cial torque amplifier for shift on-tb-p aDd a choice · of 10 speeds. Plus Hydrostatic pelftl' at.eeriJia. ~ • ern hydraulics, and many other noliaement& In Biwrt;" . this is the lliJlB1; ambitioua4-6 plow lnctor ever built; And the biBJllllt value in the 60 ltp clals I · MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Of Ohio ACRE • Ill NEW HEAVYWEIGHT II THE 60 HP CLASSl Central Soya to $1.50". Slau~ter ewes 501d AA:me~r~ica~n~lheo::lo~gi~an~.iiiiiiii~l~iv~er~d~is~e~as~e;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~===== steady to .75 ltigher, and tbe •· small supply of feeder lambs brouebt sleady prices. Receipts of about 29,000 she<'<> I and lambs at 12 markets mnderately smaller than week. Carlot carcass lamb advanced 1-4 cents a pound. , Lay of the La~:~d Roar Meigs Generol Hospitol POMEROY PHONE 992-2176 EASY DOES IT LANDMARK has EVERYTHING FERTILIZER SERVICE Live poultry delivered lo Chicago this week unchanged to fractionally NIXON I,N IRAN TEIIRAN, Iran (UPI) Former Vice President Richard M, Nixon arrived today lor a one-doy visit on his private Asian and Near East factfinding trip. NixOII "as ocbeduled to go to Athens Sunday but a spokesman said his travel plans may he altered because of the coup in Greece. TEACHERS STRIKE CIUCAGO (UPI) -More Ulan 70 lay teacher• went on strike against three Catholic high scilools. The schools remained open, however, witll religious teachers aDd principals handtlog claaarooms. The strike was believed to be the first of Its kind In the area. The striking teachers are seeldng blgber 'salaries and improved fringe benefits. They were aided .by the Illinois FederaUon of 'l'eacbers. ' T•ke delivery from our lrN worohouse. 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' J Buy At Londrnork'o Complete Area Farm end Urbln Shopping Center. Locetecl AI Pomeroy tRt. 7 & 33) INCREASE YOUR YIELDS AND PROFITS. . Avolla~lo Serving Meig•, GaUia, Mmon Countie• STORE OPEN Davy Davco rayr • • • ' • i i, - ...... ·"'""'-r ' ,DRIVE ,IT A!!, 4 ... ·~~·/ . SUfPLY: '·· 1· I DIAL 992-2181 ' • I ' ,,, .' �., . '1 . - ,.___ ·• .. ' < Can Be-Eliminated ih Lawns ' ~. --.-~ ' pen.sive than ·those for spreed ver~ stubborn about 1eUtn,ti .out arowina ::i:r::E:~i~~~d •Jb1. ~ Ap1m1tm appllcalltn. "Shaker • cans" or of lhe spra~er and II you use Pre • . t · . )hlp Coal)' "CIIIes" contiiDing U·D are the sprayer for Insect or pest should he before cralr i.JI!llell,Ill& 9eaaon ollbe ys- convenil!lt lor spot treatiog • control on flowers or more sus- crass first , germinates. To & '"l!ie. gree1i 'lawns ~ a few weeda li!issed' by the gen- cepllble piants, you would prolr sure yoll apply the materi~ls belt~4filt picture for · framing era! trealmenl Wu bars COli- ably kill them. U II II apply them before AprU ' Qt~ wJtere we jpe, taiDiDg 2,4-D are effective on 1181')' Ill use the same sprayer in Southern Olllo. , AI wllb 1noat niee tblDgi, some of the more susceptible !borough wa$n& with strong For detaiLs on parUcular ~~- 1he r e are eertaiu broadleaf w.eks. "''llllonia or triSodium phQ&. teriahl to u s e. ho~=~~~ ilfa'~bld.s or problems 111 he 2,4-D will not kill some broad- phate can help. should contact the solved. One tllat bothers many leal weeds commonly !OUIICI In There are many crass type Office for a copy of the bullehomeowners at this time of the lawns. Ground ivy. common weeds which also bothers 1!S In Un 271 enUUed Your Lawn. I!1JLIGitT year is the fact that weeds may chickweed, m e a d o w chick- lawns. Annual grasses are those This Usia many materials such ·grow faster t11an tbe grass. At weed, mouse-ear chickweed, wblch must grow from seed as Dacthal, Xylron, DMA. IUWl) £\H(ffD Ibis time of the year dandelions white clover, wood sorrel, and each year. Crabgrass, !emaiL and other ma~als. ~H~ lf'IT,\11()'. tllrlve and prnduce their yel- yarrow all appear to he more bamyardgrasa, and goosegrass Also llsted m this low blossoms and laler the sensitive Ill silves Z.(Z.4,s:tri-- are annual grasses found In are ways of getting rid of Wflb the l'ldlle COli& euepted the weslerD two6fnll et the ~ ean loot for heaYier than nOI'IIIII preelpl. 1ffiite Jeathery seeds. choloropllenoxy) propionic ao- lawns, Crabgrass. Is the most perennial grasses as tall "It l -rperson really wants a id !han z.t-D. Sllves is suggest- common. Herbicides the! .,.... cne, velvet grass, ~:;I &all011 while ••nOI'IIIIIIolallue llkeiJ 11aJ11 1111 AIIPIIcC.Ut. ,gooit lawn free of weeds, then ed for trial on any broadleal trol crabgrass usually give grass, quaekgrasa, and there are several things that weed :silvex is Jneffecllve on some control of the other an· undesirable perennial grasses. cpn be· done to make solving ~a" ":'eeda as Is 2,4-D) not nual grasses. . Copies of the bulletin are tile problem simple. Producing ktlled wttb a careful application There are two baSic ways of vallable wttllout charge. II> healthy, dense stand ol turf. of 2.4-D. . ~ntrolling crabgrass with herb8!:~ is the most satisfactory As wtth any chemteal product lctdes. One method tS to ~at method of controlling many there are precaultons which tile lawn In tile wmter or sprmg lawn weeds. must be followed. Do not use a before crabgrass seeds gerrnin.:oHowever to have a complete· sprayer used lor silvex or 2,4-D ate (pre-emergence). The othly weed free lawn. it may be for other sprayin~. The ~ason er method is to apply herbitweessary to use herbicides. lor thts " that this malerial Is ctdes slier tbe crabgrass Is HeJ-blcides are chemicals which . By Wayne G. Brudstad~ M.D. liH or reduce plant ~owth. ? Tiley do not eliminate the need Q -How strlono" gout. (or good lawn management, but . . What causes It and can It be lr' properly used they may be By United Press lntemad..OO prtces: Wholesale eggs deliVered cured? another tool for obtaining a Slaughter steer and beUer to Chicago de~lined 1-4 cents A _ Gout, like diabetes, is pnces were lower, hog th1s week. Chtcago wholesale f tabol' and like good . 1awn. . . h ed t an error o me 1sm "Fo> ""ntrol purpoSEs weeds mostly steady to higher butter prtces were unc ang o d' b 1 .1 •- cen-Iled , ' · cv • I hi I b fr I'10""il lo ta e es, I can ~ ~· • FXPE1._ I ·~D lh 1 ·wns may he divided into s aug er am s ac ' - Y wer. b 1 t ured G t be TE~.'f ERA 11 11\E ) "general classes _ broadhigher at Midwest markets Nearby wheat was subslanU· u sedno be · ·~.:y 1wo · week ally lower com lower oats and can Y an overp on leaf weeds and undestrable · . . k . nd uric acid or interference ' With New England aeepled, the eulml two-Wrdl of 1 1 D de lions plantains At maJOr ltvestoc rye rrre ar y ower a . If " di lhe DltiOll IIlli for lltofe-liOI'IDII temperalllrett wHh tile grasses. an ' slau~hier steers and soybeans fractionally lower at tile kidneys. "'e sease (eommon and buckhorn! and sold, steady to .75 lower. the close this week on the not con1rolled serious darnagel revene prenJIIIIf Ia lbe Mounlllll ad Padlle CoaR dales. many other broadleaf weeds '" ranged from steady to Chicago Board of Trade. to tile kidneys may result lawns can be cilmmated with higher. Bulls showed little Compared witll last week, er complications include high iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~D. (2, 4·dtdilorophenoxyacet· change, except for higher wheat was off 2 3-4 to 3 3-4, com blond p;essure, hardenmg IC actdl. . at St Joseph and Sioux of! I H to 2 7.a oats of! 3-4 to the arter~es ond coronary heart ·· To be most effcdtve, 2·4-D Veal~rs were strong to I a.a, rye off to I U and disease. should be aophed to the foliage htgher. Feeder cattle soybeans unchanged to off 7.B. All persons wllh gout sboul~ of. weeds .. ll wor.ks best tf ap- were steady to .50 lower, Live cattle futures were be given colchicine .in '""' . '" I pbed durmg perJods ~~ ample lor a .50 io $1.00 upturn at active and mostly hlaher on tile torm. It is oftea comlnned With mOisture w~en the •e•~~ are Falls. Chicago Mercantile Exchange probenecid. Other new growmg we · . Choice slaughter steers this week. The nearby months !bat are often helpful when Home owners should realize Chicago were expected gave ground, but deferred en with colcblclne are ~:~~~ that commercial products •do average about $24.60 deliveries gained. The govern- thacin and allopurinal. not all contam the same quan· hundredweight this week. men! eatUe and feed report said taking these drugs !be diet does tlty. of matertal. For thiS reas- Wholesale steer and tile April I catUe population on not have to he quite so restricton tt IS very Important to loi- beef was weak to I cent feed WaS 3 per cent above a ed as in former times when low the directions on lite lal>ll pound lower. Cow heel was year. The January 1 number these dmgs were not available. of the product hi h The cheapest met~oo of US· to 21·2 cents g er. was 7 per e<.'lll larger. Q - I have oecasloaal pains lng materials is to bill' the ma· Sla~ghter under federal in· e in my knees and fingers but 1 !erial and apply it jl!l;t to tile spectton. thts week was ex)leCted Tm ly Qoolfs , don't have any paih or swelling area needing it, but many to be slightly under the 548,000 There IS an enormous ~rr.· in my toes. My doctor says I h re m · e interest- head reported last week. ount of smoke hut I cannot lmd have gout. Doesn't gout always o~eown~rs ~ ?,!' . Twlve-market receipts any spark. · · ' ed 10 dotng 11 ~~ tonve~tent about 164,1100 cattle showed -WIUlam Manchester, aulh· effect the toes· way. The convement way 18 by change from last week. or of "Tbe Death ol a Presi· A - Goat in its early stages usmg miXtures of 2.4-D and fer-dent " on the curredl New affects the great toe in about tilizer which are avatlahle lor Barrows and gilts Orle~ns inv"stigatlon loto lhe 60 per cent of Its victims. The nse on Ia~. Grular forms steady to .:10 higher, except KeJIIIedy assassinallon. ' rest get pain in other joints in2 of -4-~il~~l - ~a~ters : Sioux Falls where prices Hippies are a manifestation eluding tbe fingers, knees and , also ahv e. lese edo a g .25 to .50 below a week of a major social revolution ankles. job wen propery · sweepmg · "we world Q dl•......, he us ·fl r Sows closed stea dy to .25 · wh.ICh IS nd 'D.K. ......... =~ Sprays may ' : more e ec tve and lower. and may quite possibly go down - 1 1"1 -•- up a llnll to fl~ JOOII' ~an dry matenals on . hard to Tbe weekly average price in history as the most signili· throw temper tanlrun!o about 1 ........t. ....., kill ':"eeds, Formulations lor barrows and gilts at cant development of the 20th week before each mens.trual t ioC h:riJoldo Inol a spraytng are generally less ex- was expected 111 be about century. pertnd. Would a tra~uillzer p .... Dmum ~ per hundredweight-much - R•v. Leon Harris, w h • help me to get over this, AM,..... DeKalb Dool«lor same as last week when stirred coatroversy by allow· A - Your cond'illoll is know .,.sAc ...wy z...-z• average was the lowest ing hippies use of bls church as premenstrual tension. It . , = y r ............ nearly two years. meeling bU. may he manllested by irritabili· Receipts of hogs at , ty, allliety, headache or ~~:~~I termmal markets plus dtrect SUNDAY sion. Because there is "' marketings in interior Iowa "And I loU yoa. you are an associated gain in weight soutllem M i nne sot a totaled Peter, and oe thlo rock I wiU • pound or two which is all waabout 650,000 head lor the live- ltoUd my church, and lhe pow- ter some observers believe !bat day period compared with era of death sbaD ool prevall u-.e' retention of water in tile Your Farm Supply Center .•.. 661,000 last week. against II." - Malthew 11: II. tissues is tile cause oft he trou· Wholesale pork loins were ble. This bad led to the use of a steady to I cent a pound lower. Persecution has not crushed combination of diuretic and a P'"'P"".: Boston bitlis were sleady to 1 the church; power hes not beat- trMquilizer (Pree) whidi is cent lower, except lor a I to 11· en it back; time has not aha~ helpfuL It can he obtained ouly 2 cent edvance at Chicago. ed its forces, and what is most on a doctor's prescription and Fresh hams were uneven, wonderful of all, tile abuses of must be used with caution by mostly steody to I cent lower. its friends have not shaken Its women who are taking digitalis Slaughter lambs advanced · stability. - Horace Busllaell, or who have heart, kidney 3rd & Sycamore Sts. Gallipolis 446-2463 t!Jne. ...... o-•nl lJNIQUE ABIUTY .t='it The Doctor Says ••• . F3fiD M3fkef Trend · .PIBeons IJICitheii relaUves the sandgrouse family of Old World ahare the unlqu~ liiJIJy to drb!k .water like horse, with ~ 4own and Immersed; other birds m u ral$e tlteli- heads Ill swallow. PIONEER. , BAANQ USE NO TRICKS Fire walkers of !be Fill Ianda use no tricks and clans · who have eeremony attribute the omenon of on stone pits to a I dw~ by deep faith walkers. Dairy Farmers Getting Help from Freeman Along Several Lines ofFederal Action SEED CORN is the brand to plsntl SEE or CALL VAN CO EQUIP. CO. The great horse Man o' 'W .. ar~J•:turl was foaled March 29, 1JI7, a died of a heart attack Nov. I, 1 1917. GalllpoU1 St. - Wt Flnonc<i Y111r Now G,...Jy With 10% Down 01111 Up To 41 mo, To Poy gu1' U II FIGHT M.D.M. m;;, Open Eveainp BJ Appointmont Tractor Buy ~ff11e 'JVeek! ·· ~ I 1f2 New Allis-Citalmers I-TEN Tractor Mowing can he fun. Cuts 1 42"wlde swath. Can mulch tiavesand cuttings. Trims tD wHhln %'of buildings ' shrubs. Atlachments · tnd • tor snow removal and a Jftlon other jobs. . ' . lEE IT NOW I APRIL SPECIAL MOWER eFREE With Purchase of This Tractor O' . ROBIE · Rodney, Ohio iiliont 245·5882 .ColfserVation. Practices • ......... ..,.llrido --...... ... _ --- This is the new Farma11666-tie ~n 60 hp tnctllr that gives you smooth, siJ:-qlinder pcnmplua big tractor exllas: power shift iadependent pto \i for elll'a-heavy implement operatia. convenient, cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed tp.'IIIDjej?ll. sp6. . cial torque amplifier for shift on-tb-p aDd a choice · of 10 speeds. Plus Hydrostatic pelftl' at.eeriJia. ~ • ern hydraulics, and many other noliaement& In Biwrt;" . this is the lliJlB1; ambitioua4-6 plow lnctor ever built; And the biBJllllt value in the 60 ltp clals I · MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Of Ohio ACRE • Ill NEW HEAVYWEIGHT II THE 60 HP CLASSl Central Soya to $1.50". Slau~ter ewes 501d AA:me~r~ica~n~lheo::lo~gi~an~.iiiiiiii~l~iv~er~d~is~e~as~e;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~===== steady to .75 ltigher, and tbe •· small supply of feeder lambs brouebt sleady prices. Receipts of about 29,000 she<'<> I and lambs at 12 markets mnderately smaller than week. Carlot carcass lamb advanced 1-4 cents a pound. , Lay of the La~:~d Roar Meigs Generol Hospitol POMEROY PHONE 992-2176 EASY DOES IT LANDMARK has EVERYTHING FERTILIZER SERVICE Live poultry delivered lo Chicago this week unchanged to fractionally NIXON I,N IRAN TEIIRAN, Iran (UPI) Former Vice President Richard M, Nixon arrived today lor a one-doy visit on his private Asian and Near East factfinding trip. NixOII "as ocbeduled to go to Athens Sunday but a spokesman said his travel plans may he altered because of the coup in Greece. TEACHERS STRIKE CIUCAGO (UPI) -More Ulan 70 lay teacher• went on strike against three Catholic high scilools. The schools remained open, however, witll religious teachers aDd principals handtlog claaarooms. The strike was believed to be the first of Its kind In the area. The striking teachers are seeldng blgber 'salaries and improved fringe benefits. They were aided .by the Illinois FederaUon of 'l'eacbers. ' T•ke delivery from our lrN worohouse. Coli us for specl•lized Strvlco -Bulk Sp....,ding Avoil1ble - We Also C~n Apply Liquid Nltragen To Your Fields. All Anolysls, str•ight ond .,lixed moteriols •••llllblo. All 11 new low prlcos. PHONE 992-2181 At the PRICES YOU WANT TO PAY ~(""" ROTAR~U~~~~~~ ' 3\!1 hp J with $ • . Briui & Stratton motor. Has finprtip . 479 SEED CORN ADAPTED FOR THE MElGS, GALLIA, MASON AREA DWARF MOSAIC--LIMITED SUPPLY ALL OTHER LANDMARK VARIETIES IN PLENTIFUL SUPPLYBUY NOW, PLANT BIG YIELD, FIELD TESTED LANDMARK CORN.· POMEROY - SABRE TILLER DA controls, airlift sue- . tlon blade that raises · IJISS for cultlDJ. Rolnforced deck '' 14 ra. stool, blade hos circular nouslna to keep grass from catcllinr. Full yolir warranty for defeCtive parts and workmanship. . II . ·j ·50 ,$""''"· tot 1. - ' TURF TRIM SELF.PROPELLED Mon. thru Sat. UNTIL9P.M. Rltht On Tho hlutlful Ohio River. JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. ~ .• ' .~ W stmi qUill I)' li !OliUiar 22-' Turf Trim, but with ---- - )IOilti.. fric:lhlll dilvo. . ' J Buy At Londrnork'o Complete Area Farm end Urbln Shopping Center. Locetecl AI Pomeroy tRt. 7 & 33) INCREASE YOUR YIELDS AND PROFITS. . Avolla~lo Serving Meig•, GaUia, Mmon Countie• STORE OPEN Davy Davco rayr • • • ' • i i, - ...... ·"'""'-r ' ,DRIVE ,IT A!!, 4 ... ·~~·/ . SUfPLY: '·· 1· I DIAL 992-2181 ' • I ' ,,, .' �' ' J • '' ' , ·'• _, I • ' .' For Rent FURN. apartment and ttail~ space, ffl>(liBO. 95-1 BUSINESS room at 37 Court St Conta.:l_~~- Firs~ Ave. liN ~IODERN bousetraller 111 week or month. 1900 Clost. nut st i!IJII.tl S ROOM bouse with II bath, ~. belore noon. &'J-!4 SPRING IS .HEt~E you'll be glad you bought this 3 bedroom ranch with ,5 acres a sarden, storage shed, and is just out of town YOU'LL BE HAPPY on Neighborhood with city IN THIS beautiful 6 room one w•::· ACRES-FARM story home, 3 BR and I i I e , MILES OUT • bath l'n color, modem kitch4 H'l~l!. opoce hlr l'eiiL (;alJ en featuring wood ::;;,~n<EN:f. THIS Cl ••n ~ farm is only "' m1'les out 141. Has .5 Tobac- W f.2W lniD I LIIL liD 6 range and oven. One c a r '~fJ;~~· garage finished, full base· ,. :-,=~:',':'::::'" co base, big barn, and o u t· 1 _o:..,m.=::.,..,--~,.-.,.-ment, walks and drive alrea- 1 yfCnjc~, buildings. Nice home, sever· :1 , Wl!;M or moolb Sieepbll dy in. tot 80' x 120'. Indivi:l- I' ••••· al sources of water, plen!y n10111 fllrnllbld tpL, traDer ual sewage system, city c1,~~~Rk~L 0lab~t or pasture and is priced for apace. Contact Stella M!Old, ter, can finance. Vacant roa AN APPOINTMENT. a quick sale at $11,000. Pori r.,ntral Hotel IJNf DILLON AGENCY any may rent for a charge, 16 MM sound, slid~ regular 8 or and strip film. Tawney ~tucno, 1 424 Second Ave. PRICED RIGHT ONE OF GALLIPOLIS' FINEST LOCAnON JUST LISTER 72ACRES Notice Dead Stock OF beautiful rolling hill and ;~:lto'o.ft~'-!~ flat land, 20 acres tractor ..• ~."·• -"-"" land, good fence, some wood land, farm pond, large barn, 10 cattle stalls, 2 car garage. CHECK THIS FOR Extra nice farm home-3 BR and bath, large kitchen with GOOD LOW PRICED plenty cabinets, storm win· HOUSING dows and doors, glassed in porch, oil heat, cellar, plen· ty shade, Dowers and roses. Something special at ~~~ ~ ~IN~~~:..;r.: A SA!tS & SERVIC( t4fCE~ I PtOt ~ .CI DICk RAWLit.Gs awlings Hond• Selea 00~~.:: ~NE! SALLY'S in·laws corning. She didn't Duster - cleaned the BUT here It is a small home carpet with Blue Lustre. Rent within one block of school electric sharnpooer $1. Far. for less than $9,000, er's Hardware Co. !J6.6 SPRING BUILDING TIME WANT a Jot? We've got )20' HOUSE, 6 rms. and bath, city frontage with all utilitl<$, water and gas, garden. CaU Want a pony farm? We've alter 4 p.m. 446·mll. 91>3 got 18 acres with city water 1 • 0 It" and blacktop road, Or, if you USinlll pportun liS want to build on a farm, ""' SPARE TIME INCOME ve got 10t Acres for your in- REFILLING and collecting spectlon. money from NEW TYPE QUIET NEIGHBORIIUOD high q118lity coin operated NEAR TOWN dispensers In this area. No SEVEN room home with two selling. To qualify · you must fireplaces, full basement, car· have car, references, $600 to peted living room with tbree $2,900 cash. Seven Ul twelve bedrooms, All Ibis and more hours weekly can net excel· lor $19,900, lent monthly Income. More HOUSE OF PLENTY full time, For personal inlorWE'RE proud to introduce this view write P. 0. BOX 41~. stone 4 bedroom to you. It's Pl'l'I'SBURGH, PA. 15202, In· in town on Second Ave· elude phone number. 9&-1 nee, has a big panelled play· SPARE TIME INCOME room, ceramic bath, new DY· COLLECTING money and I'P· !on carpet all over, garbage stocking NEW TYPE, h lgh disposaL Truly a house of quality coin operated dlspenplenty. Space that Is the price sers In your area. No selling. is well below $20,000, To quallfy you must have car, ~· A TOWN FOR SALE references, $600 to $1,000 cash YES SIR' That's right. 'h a secured by Inventory, Seven town, Pjck and choose any to twelve hours weekly can or all of these 5 houses In net excellent Income. More town location with all utili· full time. For personal inter· Ues. Three rooms and a bath view write STUCKEY'S DIS· any one of these lor $3,000. TRIRUTING CO,, 6162 E. Take as many as you like- Mockingbird, Suite 100, Dal· all In a row. Ia$, Texas '1521l Include tel.. (lfllco H bro., I'll. 4H ... phooe IIUIIIbor. 1111-1 CALL~ wr 2-2151 MIDOL EPOaT EVJ~RUDE Sal~$ anef'9rvice L1conse BAKER ,& SEYFRIED t Jl 11\ ' ' i I I I HEATING & J AIR CONDITIONING I sorrow, That is hid behind a smile. 1 I' ... N Racl _,, ew itlor Shop eoat eTruck eHeeter 'l:ore 8Bulldozer , eAny Type ! KEitlf GOBLE FORD I Middleport, 0. WY "196 - - -- - - ·- FIIIE STORAGE DO ironing and baby sit· ling in my home, 702 Beech St, Middleport. See Mrs, Wyatl, Apt. 4. ' ' ' · SERVICE Your Helling System lo The Most lmportont Ap, SCHWARZEL MARINE I Friends may think !bat we lor· got her. When they see us smile; But lit\le do they know ~J ~7ve y~tA H~.:~ I f~:~c; Mid Winter Check Ohio Bo~t and,Motor I " RADIATOR - .I OHIO 4 20 6tc Help Wanted Those whom we love go of sight, , But never out of mind. They are · ~perished ln hearts ' Of those they left behind. Sadly missed by her daughters. 4 23 Notice to lfled instruction. Frank chleman. Phone 992-2425, 4 .20 o.e.r Balllall, ~ .... Carler Maale, tcUIIl WIIUim llall, IIU2tll Blue ·Lake NOW TAKING · . APPLI~TIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. · Conta~t faye Manley Middleport " SPRING SPECIALS t 96~ Chevrolet Bis. 4 Door t ROOM house and 3 house, Phone 119U766. . . ' 20 '1 1 $1.895 396 cu: in V·8 Pngine. Turbo Hydramatic trans. vinyl Int. good lt1res, heatw-, s b~rp gfay finish. • 1'-' I . 1964 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ $1St.S \._7-8 qngu:te, ·OVt!rdnv«>, duk blue finish , new t1~s. )rad10 and heate r. New car 1ppearance. • ' ' whitewall ) · • I J96ll Ofds Super· 88 Hoi. Sedan _ $1'195 · .fowef stecrlng a'hd brakes, tilt steerit)g wheel radjo ancl lieatet-~ Excellent tires, bei~e aDd brown finish.' r . . ' J .. ' . 196~ Fo~d Galax.ie 500 HT 4'Do.or -$1295: FARMERS within FoR SAt~ '- Six' room;, bjolli. · miles· Curtis "d~iry laqnd,.Y rciom. S. O, Buskirk. be e I" breeding service. 2!6 Pearl ·· St.: · Middleport, Proven bulls at $8 per cow. Ohio. '•, , f 20 ·3tp '. ' CaD early. Leland ~ Pomeroy , or 985-118241 NEARLY NEW two Chester. ! 31 hom,~. On~ and cine:ltair full oasement, one or acres. Immediate pos.seS!Iion. Linder Dalns, F'latwoi>d Rod, Phone 9!12·626S. 4 23 Sip ' ,Local , own~r. low mlleage blue finish and'"""' blue vinyl • u!terU)I', V-8 engine, ~u~omatic trans. Power Steer:IDJ, ra· · dt6 and heater. ' ' 1962 Pontiac ~l , l963 Corvair ·Spider Cpe. •' (~ .' '1-2 . 6'1 J'PoJVVJKP!f'C:V I The whl~ birch tree I• the llala trH of New HamPihlU, ' .•. '1/ ~L,I ',' lV 1111 . .. \' SuperI Matbt Selhitg of Trvcb ,. ' " . ..A..;!~~ ' $995 ;.,:•~ans. Rltdio and heatet, black finish, red Interior, • 1965 Feud eiocb., Carr,ol ville, Ohio, P)1one $995 389di VB engine, 4 speed, radio and hester vinyl Interior r~ , o a~d heater, whUe finis~ . ' ' ~ Complete Service . n-111 Bradl~ Write, Pbone o~ ~Ia~( ' a Dr. HT • 1964 Chev,. ~ I I J ' ..... o' l .~. ' ; - �' ' J • '' ' , ·'• _, I • ' .' For Rent FURN. apartment and ttail~ space, ffl>(liBO. 95-1 BUSINESS room at 37 Court St Conta.:l_~~- Firs~ Ave. liN ~IODERN bousetraller 111 week or month. 1900 Clost. nut st i!IJII.tl S ROOM bouse with II bath, ~. belore noon. &'J-!4 SPRING IS .HEt~E you'll be glad you bought this 3 bedroom ranch with ,5 acres a sarden, storage shed, and is just out of town YOU'LL BE HAPPY on Neighborhood with city IN THIS beautiful 6 room one w•::· ACRES-FARM story home, 3 BR and I i I e , MILES OUT • bath l'n color, modem kitch4 H'l~l!. opoce hlr l'eiiL (;alJ en featuring wood ::;;,~n<EN:f. THIS Cl ••n ~ farm is only "' m1'les out 141. Has .5 Tobac- W f.2W lniD I LIIL liD 6 range and oven. One c a r '~fJ;~~· garage finished, full base· ,. :-,=~:',':'::::'" co base, big barn, and o u t· 1 _o:..,m.=::.,..,--~,.-.,.-ment, walks and drive alrea- 1 yfCnjc~, buildings. Nice home, sever· :1 , Wl!;M or moolb Sieepbll dy in. tot 80' x 120'. Indivi:l- I' ••••· al sources of water, plen!y n10111 fllrnllbld tpL, traDer ual sewage system, city c1,~~~Rk~L 0lab~t or pasture and is priced for apace. Contact Stella M!Old, ter, can finance. Vacant roa AN APPOINTMENT. a quick sale at $11,000. Pori r.,ntral Hotel IJNf DILLON AGENCY any may rent for a charge, 16 MM sound, slid~ regular 8 or and strip film. Tawney ~tucno, 1 424 Second Ave. PRICED RIGHT ONE OF GALLIPOLIS' FINEST LOCAnON JUST LISTER 72ACRES Notice Dead Stock OF beautiful rolling hill and ;~:lto'o.ft~'-!~ flat land, 20 acres tractor ..• ~."·• -"-"" land, good fence, some wood land, farm pond, large barn, 10 cattle stalls, 2 car garage. CHECK THIS FOR Extra nice farm home-3 BR and bath, large kitchen with GOOD LOW PRICED plenty cabinets, storm win· HOUSING dows and doors, glassed in porch, oil heat, cellar, plen· ty shade, Dowers and roses. Something special at ~~~ ~ ~IN~~~:..;r.: A SA!tS & SERVIC( t4fCE~ I PtOt ~ .CI DICk RAWLit.Gs awlings Hond• Selea 00~~.:: ~NE! SALLY'S in·laws corning. She didn't Duster - cleaned the BUT here It is a small home carpet with Blue Lustre. Rent within one block of school electric sharnpooer $1. Far. for less than $9,000, er's Hardware Co. !J6.6 SPRING BUILDING TIME WANT a Jot? We've got )20' HOUSE, 6 rms. and bath, city frontage with all utilitl<$, water and gas, garden. CaU Want a pony farm? We've alter 4 p.m. 446·mll. 91>3 got 18 acres with city water 1 • 0 It" and blacktop road, Or, if you USinlll pportun liS want to build on a farm, ""' SPARE TIME INCOME ve got 10t Acres for your in- REFILLING and collecting spectlon. money from NEW TYPE QUIET NEIGHBORIIUOD high q118lity coin operated NEAR TOWN dispensers In this area. No SEVEN room home with two selling. To qualify · you must fireplaces, full basement, car· have car, references, $600 to peted living room with tbree $2,900 cash. Seven Ul twelve bedrooms, All Ibis and more hours weekly can net excel· lor $19,900, lent monthly Income. More HOUSE OF PLENTY full time, For personal inlorWE'RE proud to introduce this view write P. 0. BOX 41~. stone 4 bedroom to you. It's Pl'l'I'SBURGH, PA. 15202, In· in town on Second Ave· elude phone number. 9&-1 nee, has a big panelled play· SPARE TIME INCOME room, ceramic bath, new DY· COLLECTING money and I'P· !on carpet all over, garbage stocking NEW TYPE, h lgh disposaL Truly a house of quality coin operated dlspenplenty. Space that Is the price sers In your area. No selling. is well below $20,000, To quallfy you must have car, ~· A TOWN FOR SALE references, $600 to $1,000 cash YES SIR' That's right. 'h a secured by Inventory, Seven town, Pjck and choose any to twelve hours weekly can or all of these 5 houses In net excellent Income. More town location with all utili· full time. For personal inter· Ues. Three rooms and a bath view write STUCKEY'S DIS· any one of these lor $3,000. TRIRUTING CO,, 6162 E. Take as many as you like- Mockingbird, Suite 100, Dal· all In a row. Ia$, Texas '1521l Include tel.. (lfllco H bro., I'll. 4H ... phooe IIUIIIbor. 1111-1 CALL~ wr 2-2151 MIDOL EPOaT EVJ~RUDE Sal~$ anef'9rvice L1conse BAKER ,& SEYFRIED t Jl 11\ ' ' i I I I HEATING & J AIR CONDITIONING I sorrow, That is hid behind a smile. 1 I' ... N Racl _,, ew itlor Shop eoat eTruck eHeeter 'l:ore 8Bulldozer , eAny Type ! KEitlf GOBLE FORD I Middleport, 0. WY "196 - - -- - - ·- FIIIE STORAGE DO ironing and baby sit· ling in my home, 702 Beech St, Middleport. See Mrs, Wyatl, Apt. 4. ' ' ' · SERVICE Your Helling System lo The Most lmportont Ap, SCHWARZEL MARINE I Friends may think !bat we lor· got her. When they see us smile; But lit\le do they know ~J ~7ve y~tA H~.:~ I f~:~c; Mid Winter Check Ohio Bo~t and,Motor I " RADIATOR - .I OHIO 4 20 6tc Help Wanted Those whom we love go of sight, , But never out of mind. They are · ~perished ln hearts ' Of those they left behind. Sadly missed by her daughters. 4 23 Notice to lfled instruction. Frank chleman. Phone 992-2425, 4 .20 o.e.r Balllall, ~ .... Carler Maale, tcUIIl WIIUim llall, IIU2tll Blue ·Lake NOW TAKING · . APPLI~TIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. · Conta~t faye Manley Middleport " SPRING SPECIALS t 96~ Chevrolet Bis. 4 Door t ROOM house and 3 house, Phone 119U766. . . ' 20 '1 1 $1.895 396 cu: in V·8 Pngine. Turbo Hydramatic trans. vinyl Int. good lt1res, heatw-, s b~rp gfay finish. • 1'-' I . 1964 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. _ $1St.S \._7-8 qngu:te, ·OVt!rdnv«>, duk blue finish , new t1~s. )rad10 and heate r. New car 1ppearance. • ' ' whitewall ) · • I J96ll Ofds Super· 88 Hoi. Sedan _ $1'195 · .fowef stecrlng a'hd brakes, tilt steerit)g wheel radjo ancl lieatet-~ Excellent tires, bei~e aDd brown finish.' r . . ' J .. ' . 196~ Fo~d Galax.ie 500 HT 4'Do.or -$1295: FARMERS within FoR SAt~ '- Six' room;, bjolli. · miles· Curtis "d~iry laqnd,.Y rciom. S. O, Buskirk. be e I" breeding service. 2!6 Pearl ·· St.: · Middleport, Proven bulls at $8 per cow. Ohio. '•, , f 20 ·3tp '. ' CaD early. Leland ~ Pomeroy , or 985-118241 NEARLY NEW two Chester. ! 31 hom,~. On~ and cine:ltair full oasement, one or acres. Immediate pos.seS!Iion. Linder Dalns, F'latwoi>d Rod, Phone 9!12·626S. 4 23 Sip ' ,Local , own~r. low mlleage blue finish and'"""' blue vinyl • u!terU)I', V-8 engine, ~u~omatic trans. Power Steer:IDJ, ra· · dt6 and heater. ' ' 1962 Pontiac ~l , l963 Corvair ·Spider Cpe. •' (~ .' '1-2 . 6'1 J'PoJVVJKP!f'C:V I The whl~ birch tree I• the llala trH of New HamPihlU, ' .•. '1/ ~L,I ',' lV 1111 . .. \' SuperI Matbt Selhitg of Trvcb ,. ' " . ..A..;!~~ ' $995 ;.,:•~ans. Rltdio and heatet, black finish, red Interior, • 1965 Feud eiocb., Carr,ol ville, Ohio, P)1one $995 389di VB engine, 4 speed, radio and hester vinyl Interior r~ , o a~d heater, whUe finis~ . ' ' ~ Complete Service . n-111 Bradl~ Write, Pbone o~ ~Ia~( ' a Dr. HT • 1964 Chev,. ~ I I J ' ..... o' l .~. ' ; - �'. ." ._., '. ''f" ' ' ' ' "~ \ "~'~1 '#If;'· ., I . r· '· I '· ' •• •"f:'lf!ll'l'.., t - ~~t.•• • ·' • . - -· ' ~ ' ·• 'ol.-. · ·- . •• ~ - · ':.1 ,· ... • . ... ' .., .... . . . .... . ' . ( . • ', . . . ,r ''i ,. .' • • ' • ,I • ' . ' I . Ago on the age the Steamer Tell City Del~yed 2 Weeks by High Waler .. • tmts ' ' ~ ilttl ' ' f lad silld t1"idered .. • •taclmte . Iandi~~~' ... tlian ·lilt or sea Iandi$. ~INOW lriloeo ill ...... a... lloonbtl. (,'ld6uawa . . lltilhii.W 1D ed. ... Ill the ~ I diem to IIIII ROBERT WINGETT : 111111 . Lalla. . FIVE CENTS '' ilught 17 doSfllh1l Ill 4. planes l'liillDI ;to bmDb lbe MIG kill· • repcnrl te in bigb mllila!'J had opposed sucll it would , _ mtomovellr ~ HE~E'S 1J.It WORLD WAA I 1kM: flOOR LAO!; NESO ~OMEONE TO MAKE HIS~~11-11«X/6HfN&W1'UNE5, AND BRING HELP..,I MU5T BE 11-(E ONE!! SLOWLY I LOOK AR0VND...EA9l;t<rJW .. ,fMI(.. WE Pie ABOUT TO at G.Vf5TIONED PILQT STANOIN6 IN A LINE OF &.' 1HE INTERRC6Al1N6 OfFICER ... ! WON'T TELL THEM A'THING ...IN FPa, 1/H MIND I~ ~6 WITt-\ PlAN6 CAPTURED PRISONERS... 10 ~e .... Comlmm!sl 011. 1111')'' 'lberl lbe oot I» bit witboul atioo of the nr. Vietnam, U.S. mao sweep throng! !Ingle strongbokll frinies of 11> ibout ao mUet mmced • a kl!) under· ELBERFELDS "Then he must have been OUr House many limes!" 0h yes. Tbe tavern was favorite gathering place f o 41 the villagers. They dropped to bear the news, and to gos· sip, and of course for I b balls." "I suppose there are no descendants of the French · here nowr' "On the contrary, there are a good many. Also descendanls of the other early settlers. Ma· ny of the French names have been anglicized or lost thr!IUi!dl marriage, but the descent unbroken. Moaoieur Il<'llaohl'• il bouse, for instance, is now nwn .• ll ed and· occupied by bis 21'0111-11 name ago with the new, smart of Joseph DAILY GRAIN REPORT COLUMBUS (UP!) - JJ~llllrll cash grain prices paid bto~::~:.ll ers Monday at grain e1 in Central, Northwestern Southwestern Ohio as quoted the Ohio Department of cullure are: No. 2 Wheat 2 cents higher 1.48-1.56, mosiUy II 1.49-1.50; No. 2 Ellr Com 2 cenls lower 1.2J..l.28, moatly l.n.t.24; No. 2 Sbelled Con:• ll (bu) U cenls lower !.~US, mostly 1.24-1.28; No. l Shelled Corn (100 lb.) 4-5 cenls lower 2.:1AI-2.38, mostly 2.1·.5; No. Oals (bu) unchanged .18-.?5, mostly .71)..71; No. 1 Soybeana (bll) unchanged .'10·2.70, mostly' 2;72. --ARRESTS MADE ~14 - summer dresses and 04~MRS. MA~ONe!; THE sportswear -items ' long DeVacht the second." "It is a very long house!" Madamo exclaimed. "Monsieur let part Of It as store and for offices. His own PT. PLEASANT - See the many ' MININ& CRI!:W WILL FLY YOL.I TO THE VALLeY in the busy .• f1ol ·eopre~ NCNEP A FEW ROCKS IN MY TIME WITH .l l!/5 STUFF... !lOT MOUNTAINS~ THAT~ Ft>R 6166ait ~IN61 ANC> TH'" Ha\15 OFFICSHA6 PLENrY OF' n!E:Y SAY 20 CA6E6 Wil-L ElL OW A PASS THI?OLJ6H THAT RI!>BG. AI...L wo;; HAVE' TO PO IS PLANT IfACCORDIIV5 --~-r 1PTHEI~DIA6RAMS/ / ....... THEA\•u Ready to Wear Department :Bonds, on the ' !rdered Second Floor rorfelltt oiJM" WeN lit illtlil 'belore'- ~· ,tepr• Select Your Jecbon Perkins Rose Bushes In the Hou11weres Deptrtment NOWI ' ., " ' I· ' ' �'. ." ._., '. ''f" ' ' ' ' "~ \ "~'~1 '#If;'· ., I . r· '· I '· ' •• •"f:'lf!ll'l'.., t - ~~t.•• • ·' • . - -· ' ~ ' ·• 'ol.-. · ·- . •• ~ - · ':.1 ,· ... • . ... ' .., .... . . . .... . ' . ( . • ', . . . ,r ''i ,. .' • • ' • ,I • ' . ' I . Ago on the age the Steamer Tell City Del~yed 2 Weeks by High Waler .. • tmts ' ' ~ ilttl ' ' f lad silld t1"idered .. • •taclmte . Iandi~~~' ... tlian ·lilt or sea Iandi$. ~INOW lriloeo ill ...... a... lloonbtl. (,'ld6uawa . . lltilhii.W 1D ed. ... Ill the ~ I diem to IIIII ROBERT WINGETT : 111111 . Lalla. . FIVE CENTS '' ilught 17 doSfllh1l Ill 4. planes l'liillDI ;to bmDb lbe MIG kill· • repcnrl te in bigb mllila!'J had opposed sucll it would , _ mtomovellr ~ HE~E'S 1J.It WORLD WAA I 1kM: flOOR LAO!; NESO ~OMEONE TO MAKE HIS~~11-11«X/6HfN&W1'UNE5, AND BRING HELP..,I MU5T BE 11-(E ONE!! SLOWLY I LOOK AR0VND...EA9l;t<rJW .. ,fMI(.. WE Pie ABOUT TO at G.Vf5TIONED PILQT STANOIN6 IN A LINE OF &.' 1HE INTERRC6Al1N6 OfFICER ... ! WON'T TELL THEM A'THING ...IN FPa, 1/H MIND I~ ~6 WITt-\ PlAN6 CAPTURED PRISONERS... 10 ~e .... Comlmm!sl 011. 1111')'' 'lberl lbe oot I» bit witboul atioo of the nr. Vietnam, U.S. mao sweep throng! !Ingle strongbokll frinies of 11> ibout ao mUet mmced • a kl!) under· ELBERFELDS "Then he must have been OUr House many limes!" 0h yes. Tbe tavern was favorite gathering place f o 41 the villagers. They dropped to bear the news, and to gos· sip, and of course for I b balls." "I suppose there are no descendants of the French · here nowr' "On the contrary, there are a good many. Also descendanls of the other early settlers. Ma· ny of the French names have been anglicized or lost thr!IUi!dl marriage, but the descent unbroken. Moaoieur Il<'llaohl'• il bouse, for instance, is now nwn .• ll ed and· occupied by bis 21'0111-11 name ago with the new, smart of Joseph DAILY GRAIN REPORT COLUMBUS (UP!) - JJ~llllrll cash grain prices paid bto~::~:.ll ers Monday at grain e1 in Central, Northwestern Southwestern Ohio as quoted the Ohio Department of cullure are: No. 2 Wheat 2 cents higher 1.48-1.56, mosiUy II 1.49-1.50; No. 2 Ellr Com 2 cenls lower 1.2J..l.28, moatly l.n.t.24; No. 2 Sbelled Con:• ll (bu) U cenls lower !.~US, mostly 1.24-1.28; No. l Shelled Corn (100 lb.) 4-5 cenls lower 2.:1AI-2.38, mostly 2.1·.5; No. Oals (bu) unchanged .18-.?5, mostly .71)..71; No. 1 Soybeana (bll) unchanged .'10·2.70, mostly' 2;72. --ARRESTS MADE ~14 - summer dresses and 04~MRS. MA~ONe!; THE sportswear -items ' long DeVacht the second." "It is a very long house!" Madamo exclaimed. "Monsieur let part Of It as store and for offices. His own PT. PLEASANT - See the many ' MININ& CRI!:W WILL FLY YOL.I TO THE VALLeY in the busy .• f1ol ·eopre~ NCNEP A FEW ROCKS IN MY TIME WITH .l l!/5 STUFF... !lOT MOUNTAINS~ THAT~ Ft>R 6166ait ~IN61 ANC> TH'" Ha\15 OFFICSHA6 PLENrY OF' n!E:Y SAY 20 CA6E6 Wil-L ElL OW A PASS THI?OLJ6H THAT RI!>BG. AI...L wo;; HAVE' TO PO IS PLANT IfACCORDIIV5 --~-r 1PTHEI~DIA6RAMS/ / ....... THEA\•u Ready to Wear Department :Bonds, on the ' !rdered Second Floor rorfelltt oiJM" WeN lit illtlil 'belore'- ~· ,tepr• Select Your Jecbon Perkins Rose Bushes In the Hou11weres Deptrtment NOWI ' ., " ' I· ' ' �' ,I ' 1 .\ .. I ' ' ' • ' ' ' __ ...... ------ .~ . ---· ------- ... -- - . . -- 't . - . . - - -.":.~ ... ----.!.... ' SIIORT RIBS . ' I HAVE 56~ 'IOU 8ER:JRE, I<EVIN·-wi-EN WE FOUGHt kEVIN,'lt)U HAVE BF;EN ' NO~LL TI-lE t:lONS DURING THE R!ISIEj PART IN iH CF THE DUTCH REPU!LIC. R!EUNION .' ..... m-.,,., nearly tw sinking of ' City at Dam on April t ' > •' ' ; River rece . ,_. . I'~L. Fli'lP l.f'ur;\J O!Ji! /II'IE WITH ADMIRAL VAN ·. t«MNl.K •' ~OU~' '1A~ CDt~fG1'DIC I . Al:cr41' ~Nr.llf'JG fo. RLJJIININ6 . FIVE CENTS ,. The groundb: U. !;, Rt. 33 in Me occasion, and weD ., :lf Keynote spe! b!J)lways, was l!ll .. 'Mr. Mashete IUto smiles when '. tie Rt. 33 project lliln with a gian Meigs County. "iiie key was • trial arts instructc ei>\1 High School. i1 m similar to •• Nolan last "' on to tile cIa ban, aM~ *lis honored rotliJ ersbip. , J have Jearn81. • (I the ground""-~ Y_ed amusins · ito · Kermit Walton{ ··New York · Pomeroy, weftl-,0 t wltll Judge 7 Fri'llk :lr., .Intend!~ L l!l ~ ~ort while. lP:' ' .. ! by Leslie ~Turner CAPTAIN BAS'Y llll ard "Nolan or Syrj bendsome, banc!Ji !ought 17 dogfight. 1n planet raidlJII -- see lhe $4.8 Milli• VOIJ SOIJNP ~Ta.V MIS-I.E- COIKJHINS I,ND $NEEZIN6! ' L I· ...I' ·. WELL,AAPATI&ER, IF ITtfii'TAft'OLD 811DD'I, CAPI'AIM I . 'IOU ~LlYOVGHilo "ml<e $011\E A~IN ANO \' -_ QQ tt~lft' l ro »ED. ' J •.. HAl(- 1/AI(- Hlrl( IJEfN 'IE~ SINCE WE BARNS'IORMED Vtmt 11-14T OLD BIPLANE! tlOW ARE 'I'OU, NAill COULD !=EEL BETTER, ~EBACI'i MISERIES! EM! 1 KtiOlll I SHO!JLI)BOT IT'LL. !\AVE iO UIAif t!NTI~ iOMO!ttotJ./. ~'I ..GOT REMEMSER J.IOW 'HE USED 10 F~'l THRU AFLAMlN6 BARN! l TillED IT ALONE, WHEN "'IU JOINED AI'KEE ... !liT A SILO AND SLIPPED A O~! . to bomb tbe MIG a reported lonl· te Ia hi&b milltarJ had opposed sucll II would IDrCII m to DIOVO Ill ~ Communill 0!!· pary. 1bere lbe ilol be hit without ltion of lbe war. . Vietnam, U.S. inounced a mu sweep througl stronghold I !rinses or tlu about 50 mUe• .' • '' • k!) under "' ·• Judge P¥ll!er, b ·• 'ieated 01tlfAh• · sp r lorm witWntho' oth! ~ials aild: -lberel , ~G_ould ~aln for A ' e.vent. Kent>lff \lilo left ,wlth)iu ' t ., !!Oat, t as lilt nre-1m . - OH;i'M QOIN'., ALL IIIEiHT... ~OT A6MAIJ.. . ORAl ;E·EiRO'IE, AFEW CATTLE, AND 1'11111 AIR FOPLE PENSIOIII.t GET IJY! IOOD! N/111, I''IE NEVER · MET'IOUP. TOO LATE, EA91! I LMT HER WilEN OUR . SON WAS lORN! ..:AN I 'IOU'Vf REALL'IIEEN 0\EP, THE Sl'iiDS! 8LA1U! 't'jfiO'S 11116 AUTROWAUT ~ ~~,ZIP! HAS AREAL. INI'EAIORIT'I cOMPLEX! WIFE •• ~~ ® IM7 ., MIA, hoc. WINTHROP ACCORDINC3 TO lATE!ST 6URVI:~, Al/2 POLLUTION HA? BECOME GI2EA7FST MENACE: TO OUR WEL.L..:BEING. -- :Bonds, ·. \rdered • I r ~ . , OF E:XEI<CI5E, LOTl30F VITAMINS••• 5e'£N~ ' NAZJQHT, · · TYoti)... Pli4IJNIJ .{' . ' Welt ' ' r '' J i . . - . . .,- . - "'--- -- --,. . .- ...... ~ ~ .-- ·' -... . . ..... ~ .. ' . ' . . . . ' .... . . . •. . - .. -- ............... - ... . . - - · mt• :~:::: ·C. •• forfdlill ' otbtll ONE. HUNDQEO, OIVIOJI! lift' l GE:r PLENTt ldanta . .. I I \ ' •' �' '• ' ' '' ., l . I , ,' --·-·--· - ---·-: " ~ __ - ..... .•... ------------------~.._ ' · ~· ' .t:_. . " . - - ,- ' ' ' ' ·" .....: '>I.- .,, ··· ·· ' " '" ' ~ . .. . . .. . . ..... . ' .,:;~-B · :JIORN X.OSBR · ·:•• tile fye$" . ·· Have ;t;~ ' . •• • -·- . r' ·ews' ' +ou KNOW iO.....kees, lrillel Ia ~ aeo. 1 , ~ .. Cbi<Wa...... )lllllbibJied ID edo 18m bt tile IIIII to! lltem. to lell'l • aad Lalla. .... _ • FIVE CENTS :..:' .., The groundh •• .• U. Rt. '33 in Me oecas.ion, and weD "W Keynote spill Jdihways, was im ·' see·the $4.8 MilU .. f Mr. Mashete; 11!\0 smiles when, ~~ i I t Rt. 33 project liiill with a gian Miilgs County. 'The key was rna ard. 'Nolan of Syr' ~ arts instructq "!~) High SchooJ.If ~dsom_e, bandri;J 110 similar to o!M\ fought 17 dosligbllt "'n planes raiiiJDI liD. ':. ., hto bomb lbe MIG ' ,. ·~ . f!Jf, Nolan last 'n ~::Ion to tlte '~Ia ahan, a M~• was honored fol'l -Ini SOMETHING <lUST <.JERKED IT TO ll-IE LEFT-n4EN 10 ll-IE THAT,.. !."1;.-lrO MOON llt P.IGHT.!! ~ship. DUCKING t have learnld a of' the groundllhfkl US!! ASPEN OZEEI<, touT IS THERE'S NO POWER IN THE TOGEf GOING AT THIS 1-(0UR.'l ~~ • WCVEA READY J:'OR.. THE OPENING MIND! a: T~~:our Tt-IAvS ~OLE SEASON I ' amusint ·.to ! ' Kermit Walton/ o ~ON! ,Witl\liut ~ I ll> ~ Vietnam, IJ.S. 111nounced a maa r sweep tbrougl jungle strongbnld• ·ilrn fringes of th< about 511 mUe• 1;:' fuU IJ S r mmunist under· fieials and:.-~heref ,,, ~uld remain for left eoat, t I • llons plus annore. ~SQuib Vietnam•" t ~h s ke) Judge ~or. h Rated ortdAhe spo form witllnlho otiH Kent~lrf wno Cf<OIGE PQ\NDER.tD· MILK AND f'EAt-JLlf sum:~ SANDWICHES iMrt two P' l!l!ent. A oppOsed IIUdl 1 it would force am to move Ill .lo Omumm.IB! Chi· lluary. There lbe not be hit wltlloilt ·latim of 1he war• ~aUon Manhot intendlllt d9 iho'rt while. ~ FROM ' ~ISM f New York~ · Pomeroy, Welll ·/0 I witfl Judge"Fra'llk ~r.., HE WAto.ITS WEEK s~r ~I( ~ MUST BE Ol5!' ()!:~IS HEA"''ENL.'f 1 bad HE OUTlb a reported 111111lle ln blgh mllllarJ syst~m. ;· >.li;WANTS ~II<ST C01ACK as 1tle pre-grc ATA '&oUr , · II. Ifrogl'essed, " t·mlliet ~ stay o • · ~ Protlrfll to I " ,ildge ltotier had .. pilslllorl<'lllhere he · HE SAW IN ASPEfo.! Cl<eEI('! '' A RAINBOW. HE: SAID If WAS ABOUT Ti-llS LoNG( · tl!l! progr, •IJDdge P~ ~~~ he WBI now W the iu I I DW POLLY-My...,.._ .... tloe4Mp ,_NCo ,... ......... "' .......... - · .. tf ......, ....... • ... .... ..... ,.... '"""" .................. iM .... - opoood. Finally I ploco4 1 plolllc cootM dloh 4NIMr'hl llotlrtom t. hoW Ill "'- odd oh•"" ,...._ This ...,. tht "'loncht whu I ,,.. tho loHur -.-MU.N, 'A. $MAll II-• ==- • MEDIUM D~ POUY-lile most - • I do ool throw IIWGY nylooo thr ttl runo. I keop my oylono in th,.. ..,..,'pllllic .... with a slip of ,.,., ottocW t. ooclo . . -ul "airtt", "Sleeks" altd "Perf«t." ne "Ptrftct"' • - ·- ..Jtrlrttobo ... -lwaott.loat•r ...•.Tho · .._.,• ....,with runl""" tho ..,.li11 are tllld for ' ........... Ia tho "SI.cb"Mt 10 tloooowi~,.... IW~ I tluodl pair.......,, io • ' - btl-..iottlr tho1111t ,..,.. polos • wtll u ito...,., ' ,..... ""_,.......................... ,... 'PouT-In wlntorl Uop elo,.. - 1 TV lilY -~-• ... ouhWo..., 11 • contel- hr .... i IBon"*'"'· u;tt, ;~ • . po,;oio It!"" ••• "'"" llot floer.-MlS. L L M. W<"1 ' '• �-',1i ' ... t \ -~ _,___________ . . ~ . . .,~ ......... -~_ . .____ . . . . ~- . . 0.--~-- ---·----~--------·--;.._- L \ i - J,. -- . ~ - ' ........... "' .... ............ ._ .., '' _- .,. .. -~ . "'~- ~ ' I .......... , . __.....L.~~:-. •• • ~ '• -.: "'' ... . . ,. ., . . .. . . . . . ................. , · ---~ • .. '· ..... . I ,,.• ,' ~' . ·. ' ' '. ' ' '··'·1, ·-- .• .'.-_:..~ ·_.:!: ..:·.·--·~-- -~:, .._.';tf,r.t"'~•. :. .,. ·......:...,. -~-.,. . . . . ,. . ·---···.-· . ·,,. , ,.- -·· ·-··-:;; ·· ...,.,.,i·.,: ··: - .. -----·-··· ····-! ····---..··-- -..1 rC.--,r,: • i • ~ r J I ,".. 1 ,,.. •• •.• ••' '' I. I ·' I l I• '•,.. " L '., I FIVE CENTS • ' ';' The grounc Rt. '33 in I andw Keynote Sj ~Wltvs. was i ~t~o·n . Ml f.· · Mash~ tu\o smiles wh~ tie Rt. 83 proje ~ .,... . . .,'"'__ ""' . liliit with a gi: l'ltlgs County. AU MOANING, GROANING, WHIMI'RING AHD SNIVILINGl" "ttiS MAIN ,••...,..,, I DON'T THINK THE GOVERNMEHT OWlS ME A LIVING · ••• IUT THE INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT SUMEO TO 'THINK I OWED IT ONE!'' r !ought 17 dogflghtw l:an .planes raid!DI .am. ·~e key was m Sy. ai-d. ·Nolan of . tilfl arts instroc by Walt Wetterberg OUT O'UR WAY t of~! High School. ~dsome, baruJtl ~ similar to II ..·- 1\lf. Nolan last ~ ·ei!letlon to the ~ i!'ifnahan, a M"' ,.us honored lo~! frshlp. lJ: THIS IS 'rO.Jit IDeA OF A JOKe;, IAM NOT AMIJSeP! . ~ have learn4d1 bate In blgh mllilarJ IY bad opposed suclt b it would forcl Dam to move Ill iu. Communist Cbl· lctuarY- There the I not be hit withoUt ~ati~m of the war. • i Vietnam, u.s. illllOIIIJCed a mu 14 sweep througl -'jungle s!Mnghold I ,bern frinlies of tb• about 50 mUet I ' Of' the ground!Jn ~d amusing: 1o i Kermit Walton;j New York tJ1r,ttf! Pomeroy, welll ~ wlt!l Judge··rri · ~F., intend!'* abo\1 while. r, Judge P¥Jrlot, 1 ieated ml'll ht 9J lorm witli!Mlo oth -~cials aixL .there ..-~s~ould r#main !o ~ fD bomb the MIG I a reported lOIII· t;: ! I .. I 1'5 YOUR FATf.\ER : 'IN,YOUN6 LADY9 'loi.erat1011 Mailhot lbo5t two full u.s ions plus armore. ~th Vietnameso l Pt-EA'GE TELL. HIMIMINA I 611 OF A RI.J£,~ • g \hri>ugb • kl!) · Communist under· 1)1 syst!m. . event. Kenttlrp ~ilo let I SI-W.I.. &ecoMe A MRAGON 01= PAPER PUJCK~S ••• A l..f6-END IN MVOWN TIME! DAD WI U. SE RI61-1T IN, MR. BEAGLE. Pt..EA?E TELL 1-liM I~ IN NO RLJ?H / ~ llfartler, llld Mn. Goo. :1. B. 1);' 1. ~~ ill K - aiW Ill bule lralalq riOD, Colo. A Jill f Pqmeny was emplo:JM • · ~· 1or loir yem · iDI the Army. Jli ormer, Jndllb ifi.'' CAPP - t,eroy• llliJI t l ( ,, 1:-• ·' ' ' est Celumbla, " •• I Pomeroy 8. D.L I [1: Pvl. 0... 110 \ s 511'/ft, Co. Q, Kona.,Jl" .aau.. · .· •. !ltd IJII.. 'l1ll ·ey aCt, J:!!t,. . - • tBonds, :,_ l. MARK A ~ IN. SQUARE ot= C..OLDRE:D PAPER. A5 SHOWN A.80VE. 2. · CUT ON HE·A.\/''( LINEOS (SEE F'l~ ~) FOLD IN ON LINES. ••' ! C-D, C.-F I C·H, C-J ... 3',: PA'>IE A !=OLD OUT ON LINES 0\IERB BENO ' C-E, C-Go, C-L. /' .. • SA.CI< I'ErALSOH OOITEDUNES 4. A.RDVND CU~L PErAI.~ A · PENCIL. ... 't I ·' I. l .' '( -· !. \•I '· .' \ • ' ,. ' �.. ,, ' \ . · -.. '.. ' ' . . . . . . :~ r- ...·-··;,;;~_, ~--....... -.~...... - · .:..,..,.-.. -... ~ __: .-- ~:. .: . : ' I I ' ' - , '- .... ' ... . . ·· ~ .... ' ·-- .. ··-· ' (i I I' ' ·- ·,-f.~ •' -- J ' " ' . earth. ' . space ships and I ntimber of paiiSI!ngers. All ~bange ol cmra in orbit was spoken of. Komarov'a fate was learned hours after Tass and ·loloacQW ·televlJ!on and radio fell silent on his apace voyage after givln& bim a triumphal send off. The first blDt of trouble came early this moriling when a iwo • . t~~ld: KonltrqV . coriiPietlija space slii~ , not indicate l\irtl11!1 cle!aUs. Three American ~t~lronauts were killed In JanUitl' In a Dash !Ire aboard tlleir apacecraft while It was on • launclllng pad at Cape ~edy. No Aml!riean bas been kllleol iD in MOI!t<IW Qigbt to·b8 the a huge apaco pcilc:~ •iDvolvlnJ at least ·a·. ' '. PWPl.E. lVDAY I'S THEY'RE IIVSIIVCER£1 YW CPJJ /JEV£R REALLY 136 SURE I.UI-IO lrl:JUR BUT, MEEK, I CONSIDeR HOW CA~ I BE SURe . ;J ' ' MYSELF AND fJOT !=OR. : ' . ' F1tarry of Slpalt A radio monitoring statlon In Germany reported a fiurry of WHAT YoU CAIJ GET •. . '' ME? &.\ ... ' . '¥. . '] . . ('· . 1(1 ' ·- ~ · smiles wl Rt. 33 pro with a '• County Wa! ard. 'Nolan of trial arts ins~ etn. High Scho m slmilar to ~ Nolan lal' Wlion to tl1J &nahan, aM !llshihonored fo {.. ..s p. _J YOU'RE A ROTT€kJ COtvl/ERSATIOf\JALIST, WELL, I'LL TELC ·YOU! ~some, h., YOU'RE STUPID. YOU'~ A MISERABLe W'RE AJOT RlCH I YOU'RE 'SRJRT AIJD A DULL COMPA"-liOfJ ! S) YOO SEE THERE CAIJ'T FOSSIBLY 6E A/J ULTERIOR ManVE" TO MY FRJE.IJDS~JP/ I JUST LII'E yOU FOR YOORSELF! . /JOT /.VFlUEtVTIAL I YOU'RE CERTAINLY fJOT GOOD LOOkliJG ... I. f have learn '!f' the groundb 1ed amusing'lJ ·'<Kermit Waltll New York l!nn Pomeroy, weft! wllil Judge•F• ll••• Intending . sho'i't while. j • Judge P\'Ji'l•~ l ;eated ott-1Jh~ form witiilllll• lleia!s aildl.Jil ,~11\.oul~ ~ain '•o81fent. OKIJI:(, OOOLA, SOSEI:FOR 'r'OUR6ELF! AU.F.Y OOP CONCERNED A80UT HIS APPEARANCE? I DON'T BELIEVE IT! 'i'EH ... AN' $TARIN' A q.!, NU:n-IIN ... .1JS'f smiN' NUTI-IIN ANYBOPYCAN DO ANYTHING ABOUT, I PON'T GU~SS ... ... DO 'rOll 11-IINK I'M A KINDA. I?,OUQHNECI<- LOOK IN' FEI.LA? ... IN F~~~'RE G00P WUKINS." IN A HliA.W- I-lANDED MASCUUNE SORr OF AWAY! IWJ, CUT IT (lJT, ... I KICW HOW I 1.001(! . I SOTTA F.ACI: TI;IAJ''P OOOLA •••r CAN SCARE A DINOSAUR! SEE Mys!OLF · IN 1)1, 1POOL... ' OH, FOR HEWEll! SAI<E5, ALLEY, 1 NEVI>R. 1.... ' . ·~-·-·-· · · .. ! ' I I j o • -> ""'"'' ,. ... ·~- -- -· I • i . ..... ~ ~ . "' ......' ,. .... ..., -·- .,_ ' ~ \ . 1- I - ,. .,. ., ...,. .,. 4··- ' ..\ ' ; • I -_., ' ·~ , . ~-~ .' -~ ,, ,·~~-. ' .. '"'· 4-#"VV • ~- _, "t•.,. . . ... -. ,_..,..,. .,_-,., • ~ • • o ~ • · o , o ' • • • ' I • ~ • ' " • • • • " '· , .. ~, . . ~ •• ~· 4t ,.,._,_,.._ ... .,-. .... .... "".., .... . . . . . . .,_ · - .. , . - . .. ..... , , ... ,, . ., , ,,, 1 ,_f'•"'~• • "t ~' f'" '' "'' "'~ "'_.,,.,.,.,.._.,....-_ 1 ,..., • .,. ·~---.. . . . - • • , . , _ "' • • 'MI ... P"'''... .,..·~ ... ..,;..,. -"" .,. ................ "' .... ....... - .... . . . . "' .... - - ...... ~.... ......... ........ "" ..... . - - - •·· - · · - · · - - - - - - - - - - ..- ... --. - ... - - -~ --- - -- ---· ·- . . .. .....,......_ .. - .... . . . ..,,.,.....q, ..., .... ' '' ' ' '• ' ~ . \ '!).~· :x:~~ ~ j "';:~. - ,.... ') . ~ Pr,.. ~ .• ' 1"· , •.• G .- - ~ %s·- .,the tile speculaUco liegan. MOS«::W televllioil, In an &nJIOlll)C~1ient, ,said Komarov was llllled when the officlii! straps or his spaceship's para· ehute became enloll!>lled . as it was near~ the,ground, and " crashed. ' Komarov hSd made a successful re-entry through lbe earth's atmosphere and the "ship had passed the most danJ!erous atages," the broadcast said. . .· • • 'j ' .( enttne~ NOW loti ·JDIIOW ·- Five ladlaa lrlbu ID 01<1.... ma I ,IH G!Mnkee., QJ6o taws, Creek~, .CWekalawl IIMI SemiDoleo - ettallllUed 11 edo oeatloa 1JIIfla .111 ·the ~ wblch .eoabled 6om to Is~ to read Greot IIIII Lalla. _. '· • VCI. X'IX , NO. 6 FRIENDS ARE. ! key •' .. radio si-. Tass 8DDOI lbat: Kmnarov bad ·tee . ~ be ,:was 1 in ''1a""'-"1 !IMlib" and pJence and '. 11-IAT o/00 llRE M6 FOR. MYSELF lrt)UR FRIEIJD! . ' - · '• eecond space craft expooted to reooezvoua with Komarov's or!>illng craft failed to take off from the central Asian launch· ing grounds at Baikcour. I . . ·' ~ , 1 ..... 0 . · t · ~J,:r ·a··· •· ·\twl • .. c ' ,J THE TROUBLE WITH ~ - .~ ''• ' .. ~ In ~ t (Uli!DG-ll, :1111 ··blgeSI . III&CIF~ ever .ta il·!l h,e d. Sotll"tbln& went wrooc and be waa forced to · returil. to earth. . ue . had allCOmpllabed the BCOr!lltiJta .re-entry IIUCCUifully . -uiually lite 111011l dangerous pari of the IDghl. But the parachute fouled and the bil • opjl,r.e craft plwnme~ to the ' J.,., ... - .... "~ ., ,. " ' ~ I ' .' nrci .... :: ...·. -· · .,, ' ·' WORLD ., N·ovel Clean In Lie Test • 1r ar eats • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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