http://66.213.69.5/files/original/50b8a501d29d7a1c361015a9bfa9aa81.pdf 2917d8ab2b2ea06eb9b239fb146ade82 PDF Text Text . I i ' • I • .. ' . •• ' . • " "· t ' I f·~. I l "' Mrs. Lewis Re-Elected ~~~Garden Club Presiden( . tS . • ',I • \ " ,. • '•. I {.'>... ' ' SIJNI!>~Y, MAY '21, ·1967 <>o ~~!~ 0 ~ .... 0 t ·-~o~o . , "\ '>-· ~ - ., ""'- '9 \._,./ - ---- -- - - ----- -·--------- ··- \ ' Make Elbenelds ln·Pomeroy·y Apparel For Y. Center-· ·· Furniture -~ Floor for Your Home. Remember when folks mat to have fri..:l chicken for Sunday dinner? Well, now you can have • !• Col. Sanders' Recipe Kentucky Fri..:! Chicken any day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The aavice is sudden! THE BOX . . ... .............. ... $1.35 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus aU the trimmin's (A complete banQuet Cor one) '!'. I I THRIFT BOX · .. · .......... · .. .. $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only THE BUCKET .............. ·.. ·.. $3.95 gluing yau the 1~ Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken l Pmt Cracklio' Gravy Hot Rolls (SO\'t'es 5 to 7) • . ' ,· .. ~ ·- STORE HOURS ·' Friday·· 9 to 8 in the Evening .. Saturday- 9 to 9 in The Evening ' ' . We fix Sunday ·dinner seven days a week . t' . DHoW To f7ai' Ottoter llidd!a Ohio VGIItv '.! ·~ ·State · Officers Prais:e Project 'liI II·' I' I alia THE BARREL · .. ·- .. · ...... -.. · $5.25 21 Pieces Col. Sanders' Chicken nasoN Ct-ive·ln Take it from the Colonel . , • "il's finger lickin' good · w ~ un. WID·VOU· ER TONIGHT May 19 COLONEL SANDERS' RECIP! Kt1ttuekl, fried Ckiek~K. • CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "SHOT GUN WEDDING" PLUS "WHY BOTHER TO KNOCK" Elke Richard Nicole Sommer Todd Recreation Project Lease Signed Merrou SATURDAY, MAY 20 DOUBLE FEATURE THUNDIR IN CAROLINA Rory calhonn -PLUSTHUNDER IN DIXII Harry Mlllard Judy Lewis Nancy Berg SUNDAY,MONQAY,TUE~ May 21, 22, 23 MADAM X Lana Turner"' Jobn Forsythe -rLUSTHI NIGHT OF THI GRIZZILY :spectaiiy-eq,;,ppec~ -·Bonus '· s.>e"cials at reduced prJcn I • . [llprtoQ out with allonuUI'ICiol...-..1 Sa -ro THE KING'S 'l'ASTB t -AND T.Bl!J QU !iiHiN'SI• Serving ,oar elllllp]el8 bmking lll!l!ds, pl<uautly and with•frimdly illtaat., is our CllliltaDI; aim. We beDew 'bmkiDg bmewj!lsujf;JWlio& "'f.•Comein often Making Final Visit Home are au - - wbai .~~~~~~~~. 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BOWLING GREEN, Oblo IChioPolitics ~!lptists:Votefoi' lfalerinOhio~iverHampe~Woi-k I· ;::=::~ ieiat~rtiooa. , • ;.gp~!:y:~:~:~ supre~c,"'~;up·.,!..., ~~! Mkl r'!Amerll!lll ':W:~s to the convention, Mllml woa tho lrlek mool which h!lll u million members, t B0dy of}} f ~ar·Old tOr ... . B . Of • =. day to""' the Rete bolldns CoUNTY " Judg.eKinneary'sRuling MavJ H~v~ P6sed, More Discriiilination Issues than'Answers . _Area Deaths dtt ge: ·= Gaullists Alaskan Work Narr·ow Escape Described m' 'Ft·om Censure Color Slides Center MoVIng AIong SJ }y BATILE SpeedMetered Aircraft Will CheckTr af(' I ;:ft, I 1 JnvaSJOfi • 0£ DMZ Makes Romney wary Buses Ru0IId Ag' O);n, n er TANKS een-Ager Dies Jn A t C · h M.E T.obe Honored ProletliOD ' _ ......,._'_'s_•_.._.,s_._...._._.._'"_.,_.._.. _. ~fs,tandll}g I yea rper light. Seven named toR. Shorl, Gallipolis, secretary. : ·llfONDA,Y -: High w 1 t e r tho DIIIJn for Scbolars eqJil- treaswer. Dr. Lew~ . V, .C8l1lP' . . . ., ,. · hampol'!lll!'agglng for the body mlttee to select bene!ictaries'lre bell, Jr., among 53 graduates with 169 polmll lellowed .by rejected a mUdly worded res~r COLUMBUS (UP!)- A rullnl!l tracts for work on the 1on. ' ' ql Randy Hanning, 11, Pomeroy, Dr. R. R. Pickens, chairman· receiving the Doctorates of Jlled· Westem Mlchlgaa 155, 0 b I o luUon calling for support ef leg- by u.s. District Court Judge milllon medical center at This poses .seve(al qu on~ believed to have drowned Sat- Mrs. Theudore T. ' Reed, Jr.', icine Degree from West VIrgin- ·· trilverslly ift, Krull 8, '80~1- islatures sludylog the problet)l Joseph Kinneary earlier this State .IJblverslty with -Does the rulll)g meao lh urday evening when he fell off John Riebel, Mrs. Harold Wolf,[la University Medical Center to lug Green ,7, Toledo a, and and substituted one which urg- week banning racial dlscrltnJn. ors who hire from ~ions with cootr.c~ors who want to do busa concrete pter at the former VIrgil Atkins, Mrs. Theron John- Morgantown. Rio Grande Col· MarsbaU t ed local chW"ches to "support ation in hiring .on state'l!dmln- dJsll!'iminalory pract1ces. loess w!lh the s,tate CI!Jlnot Swllher Coal tipple. E. Main son, and Mrs. Arnold Richards. lege received $35,700 federal .Oblo UDiverslty won 1be legislation to legalize abortion lstered ronstruction promt! The order said the contract. labor from Ur!Jii balls tha Sl1" where he was playlnl! with WEDNESDAY- Middleport. grant. Chief of Pollee John Tay- ogoU title wllh 1 leem lela! of In the case of rape Incest men- may have posoid more questions ors must htre from labor provide only ~Wlon ,membersT 8'-~rother and a friend. Darlene Pomeroy councils offer $750,000 lor is appointed Zone Coordln~· 801 ~kes wblle Miami was tal Incompetency 'or In 'cases than 11 answered. sowces who provide -Does i!•mNh that contrac· SJI)lth and Dennis Weber are to the Meigs County Water Co., tor of Zone 14, Ohio Peace Off!· a dlotaut second at 82f follow· where the mother's health is In The order specifically prohi!J; "without regard to race, tors can h1re non-union workers CJ'IIwned queen and king of Rut- for its properties . . however, cers Training Council. ed by Kent 82'1, Bow It n g danger" Its i4l' stat~ from signing con· or membership In a labor the~ labor sources. b u I land junior • senior prom. Ap- the owners stood firm on $800,- WEDNESDAY - Dave Arm- Green 8211, MarahoD 8Z8, West. · · ' the Jmowledge that the pllcatlons are·being accepted for 000, theJr asking price. strong nips Dean Wise for 1967 em Mlch1&811 110 aotl Toledo ., • '"';, " m' eunmlpolonywesithl.wnlll30hatvoe60todajofllys? a ~tmaater at Tuppers Plains. THURSDAY - Pomeroy High Gil Dodds Mile Run trophy on 885. · COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T h 1 TUESDAY - Pomeroy coun- produces three valedictorians, Memorial Field, finlshlnl! I b e li'"Gi ; ,1:1 -Does ,Jt mean only tha~II 11 1111111 11 Hlil! li 1L State Rlgbway Patrol report. cll approves ordinances author- Kay McGowan, Theresa Fultz event In 4:46:6. James N. M. • ed anllljnate wao falaUy sial» a union . practices racial .. g . new street llghllnl! rates and David Hargraves, all with Davis named 12th president of bed Se'"""•·· at the Ohio State crimination the contractor can irld. okayed Its ohare, $80(1, at straight 4.0 averages. lo Middle- Gallipolis Lions Club. Burglars Penltenua-;;" here. outside the union for work· the coat of resurfacing w. Main port Rose M1Cle Hackett Is val· bit Smith Blllck Co., lake l96.i • Patrolmen ldentlfled tbe st. street (Pomeroys sbare, 20 edlctorlan, Jamarllla Ward sa- auto, portable TV, radio, a • d tim as Jobl D. M"'l'Um, 37, Cherles Lopeman, chief, ••· per cent), the. light ordinance lutatorian. $800 in cash and checks, Shel· his bometown was not lmmePARIS (UP!) _ The French MIDDLEPORT _ "The sistant to Ally. (len. William aets up 19 new vap<r lights, all . ley Sarrett nafed B & PW's dJ tel U bl Prl Ill Sexbe, said: , 1m' Second St., at $5 more per FRIDAY ':"' Spring Smg at "Girl of the Month." Carl Hun~ OW a y ava a e. so• o • National Assembly Saturday eat you aUve" was ·the "The drder could have ex· Pomeroy High, directed and ley selected North Gallia Boy's clals were questtonfllg another night narrowly rejected an op- criticism of the nation's tremely far-reachlnl! effects." produced by Lucille . Swackha· State Delegate by Vinton Arner- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Plans Inmate, Identified ao Jerry A. poslijen censwe motion ngalnst aod 5oth otate, Alaska, The law clerk· to Judge Kin· mer, vocal muSic mstructor, lean Legion Post No. 161. Gunther, 24. the Gaulllst government after Mike Mote in a talk to the neary said "be does not wlsb Is expected to draw a full house THURSDAY-Bwglars strike for. a f25 mlllihon<~~ate tranapor- &"'"""""'-"''Ill ii II IWIII!IM Prenifer <leorges Pompldou dleport • Pomeroy to make any lnteJ'Ill'elatlons." t · ht D ats seie t Har · · J If s· tation raeearc '""ter are movchW"ged his leftist opponents Friday night at Heath d to Continued From Page 1 oldmgM . emfoPacr t c 'd t. RadJo Station WJ~H. e IJ!l· ing ahead Blowly and unless John McElroy, cbief at a . o aue o ge own reSJ en mons elected preSident of GAHS were bent on "destruction of our Mote. an employe of Gov James Rhod.. said all : plane crew! m,,ustthfeetl bettemgt·the of the county democratic club. Key Club. Residents urged to stome mored mo,neyllmisbofcund soor. regltpe." . As~land 011 Co., division In pubiic workl eontr~tors are ; ce~ter o a a a . n Jon. Carol Wilcoxen is valedictorian be oo the lookout for phony I mav en up n . • • d MeJgs county, was presented required to make non -union ; Minutes later a red navigation and Donna Bush salutatorJan of roof painters operating in the Dr. Gordon. ~rson, 0 hI o Frmre~ thus barely averte Rotarian Galen Browo, lo c a . t J IIJhl comes on as the plane Southern High School at Racine. , State Umvers!ly v1ce president bel~ plunged into a full s~ale Ashland manager, Mote bad membe~! p~~~:~e off~ : emerges unscathed heading 1 ar;~lDAY _ Leona Sounders for .finance, said the $2 mllilon j!oliticat cnsls when spent two summers with . south. . GALUA COUNTY and Sharon BaJsden namedttop avaJlahle to acquire the needed IC survived the showdown IYS ernment geological survey Harltey law. l There are lights off to the MONDAY-Chamber of Com· jsem·or students at Southwest•~ land was no.t enough for the with the resurgent leftist . AI k ft gr·att-l Frank King, head of the Ohio 11 8 e,ar1Y a er -; rll!ht at sea . where the naval merce 1967 membership drive High School. Cover over main ~" planned project. Communist opposition by a et~ '" f as AFirCIO, said, d"un(lerh the COLUMBUS - Four ua Jon rom co 1ege. ' law th . ships offer fire power for the I begms Richard Carter, chair·lstage at a cost of $3,861 will be OSU, whose Coll~e of Eng!- engine speed- clocking . . ~f o?IY eight votes. His slides were descriptive c~t~act;>;te ::.~v~ ~ ·.Marmes and care for the ' man, announces 1967 goal is 120, 1erected at fa,·rground. New dal- ""':"ng Wlil supei'Vldse the cen· and one helicopter will Rejectron of the censure the Inland passages norlh pe unl · wounded · . 1 te · tl an the state lion meant the automatic th f J a the ing hall and hire noll' on e• 008 • six over last year's total. Merle ry project will be held t h 1 s r s opera off from Don Scott field, . sou o une u, yes But tha uolon hsa tho 1 A nare hisses overhe~d ?nd ,I S. Barber, Jr., ,5, of lll Basti- summer at J'unior fair. Sgt. Dan do not have any funds earmn· bns, at dawn, May 30, to lion of a bill grantmg where the surveys were made. p o .. . the skywatchers duck mstmc··ani Drive, and Agnes Faye Por· F. Foster, Gallipolis He 1ound th e utt er JSoa · 1 110n samo . ngbt 1eto ' sUpulile haI native. ked during the next twojeyearsf over various points in Ohio · dou full powers to . rule " beCome IuniiD lively. ter, :3$, waived extradilion to named Columbus "Marine of for the center, a oet pro ct o a tightened drive by the by decree for SIX months. such work and the aggressive ••ese peop An . inbound truck. convoy the State or Texas when ar- the Year." Over 500 attend an· Gov. James A. Rhode.' . Stat~ Highway Patrol to 'lb 200-man _leftist aud attacks by insects the mem~rs wilhlnU30 oris&&Iad : travelmg fast and WJ!h lights raJgned on fllgilive warrants in nual awards night ceremony for I The defeat o~ the May 2 OnJo cally cut Memorial Day munJSt opposi!Jon, with t h drawballks. He If :n:ac~~.. ever me heads . ln. The flare was. the Galha county common pIe a s the Holzer Hospital Candystrip- Bond C~mmlsswn (OBC) propo- dents on Ohio highways backing of the bulk of the 41 would retW"O to Alaska Lopeman laid !hal I v en light m the wmdow guidmg court charging Barber with is- ers. The Gallipolis FFA Chap- sal to fmance caplt:ll Improve- year. members of right. center possibly as a sightseer: though "It eoaud• like a right 1hem borne. A series of suing worthless checks while ' ter's Land Judging and So i I ~e~ts ended any hope of an ingress and Modem President Car I Horky ~ptklns belch from the DMZ itne woman was wanted on a Conservation Team placed sec- Jec!Jo~ of cash to speed up con- The planes with observers (PDM) !actio~ sought to nounced Ladies Night will to work law" be didn't think aud. 62 seconds later come% the lunacy charge. ond in the 1967 state contest 10 structmn. . Will rhart and relay traffic throw the cabmet on the held June 2 with a white "It precludes hiring from I rolliog thunder. of the heavy TUESDAY_ Dan Evans, Gal· Columbus. 8ut Stephen Buttress. ac~mg formatwn at. trouble spots it would use the full powers phant sale (ail packages ct?.~~~pit meano that 'l'llen shells nppmg mto the North hpohs, elected president of Galmana&er of the slate Deve.op- the state wh1Ie on the trim allowances handed out planned that night, at VIetnamese positions. /ua-Meigs Regional Airport Aument Department's r•se•r·ch all available patrol cars the deficit - ridden national . Bennett Legion HaD. a union practices discrimination Then the. big cannon let loose lthority. B!li Childs, Middleport, and development bureau, sa·d aU offkers, regardless. of clru security ~ystem, of Heath Church then th~~~~ :.an c~~ Wlth maaS\ve battery f1re that elected vice preSident and G<lry the center was con.-:e!Ved long mal dulles, will be asSJglled J . in~ dinner were Mrs. rattles the slrull and deafens tbe - - - - -· before the OBC and wou'd he higliway duty. · Fraser, Mrs. Lee Smith, do business wllh the state," Ill ears. The shells will land 12 carried forward despite the Result of the coml!ined .,T, Nan Moore, Mrs. Charles said. 'miles away deep in North OBC's defeat. er, Mrs. Jack Slavin and "But the orhr tugged an VIetnam. The target must be : ground undert•klng is Bess Sanborn. awful lot of quesUom." to be a "hold" on the Klng Ba ld I h e A'"' "10 • something Important for the Continued From Page 1 0 0 t'!ll:l r "'~ traffic death record which ""' h'l · in full sup ort long barrels fire repeatedly- situation "more menacmg" than meanw I e, 18 p of 8 7 sometimes singly, sometimes tn 1at any lijlle since the Suez DES MOINES, Iowa IUPI) ' lowered • per cent lor the aftiD SSeX any anti-discrfminatton laws. , first four months of 1967, "We are a.•alnst dlscnmn'a• salvos Even th e ground shakes •crisis , of , 1956. He had been Gov. <leorge Romney o1 MichlA beneath the Impact of the salvo scheduled to go to Middle East gan, speaking Seturday at a I In additkln District officers lion and labor Is. on record .. fire. in several weeks out advanced! "Romney for President" gather«A will provlHe continual County, having supported fair emplofo Predent Pilot the tnp , because of the ing, said he hoped that the • and General Headquarters '" practiceJ legislation.• A plane comes in for a worsenmg crisis entry of allied troops IJlto the officers wiil be assigned to - Former =l,nding. The prudent pilot In New York. U.S. Ambassa- Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam sist In patrolling, according to in Middleport doesn't put on his landing ligh!s ' dor Mthur J. Goldberg had a would not lead to Invasion of 1 MADISON, Wis. IUPI)-(:ity Colonel Robert M. in the under Dr. Martin Essex, unt!l the last liUnute. He s 40- mmute conference with North V1etnam. the 0 h 1 The Superintendent of Pabllc 1 buses rolled again Satwday af- Superintendent of heard about the mortars and Thant and told newsmen R ed th 1 ter police guaranteed the driv- State Highway Patrol · 17 Instruction, will hold an Russiao rockets afterward the U 'ted St te 5 omney warn a an I 1·1 0 d th te 0ed • ron, ' house and reception in the hon· ·ed d 'd U ."ted' N ~ rnvasion of the North could ers protec ~ an of rWe~ Valley 5·1 . ow-movmg r an green conSI ers a m . ations brln the entry of Russia or 1 to crack Umverslty JScon- Petition Filed player of Dr. Essex at "Gratelights come m from the north. presence In the M1ddle East Redg Ch' . to th v· In ""students heads 1f unruly proskull and . wllJl .dead on " the borne ol Gene Helicopters undoubtedly carry-, VJtal to the Interests of peace. rur 1 lOa 10 e Je am Itests were renewed. Seeking Divorce at a loc:ll 'llospltai. · ' Wedaesday night lollowinl! gravely wounded. Only an Egyptiao Forpeo Moving co lC · Bus service halted Friday Bert H. Jeffero, Rt. 2 Richard Pruitt, 17, ing commencement at Middleemergency would force a In Caito, informed sources The Michigan _governor men- when drivers, fearing physical I lis, also known as Byrd surgery an~ 'the hOspital port High School. commander to send his pilots sa~d Saturday ~ght the extre- tloned as a posSJ~ie presideotlal harm, took all buses off tbe 1 Saturday filed a petition In he could lose hi• right eye lJe. De. Essex Is. a former super· b11o an unknown rught battle- mJSt PaieBtine Liberation Army candidate, said he hoped streets. jlla cou.nty common pleas cause of deep lacerations. The o1 Middleport schools fte!.d: IP~A) had taken over the Gaza Johnso~ admioistrat1on officials Madison was quiet Setwday ·r for a d1vorce from Ida Mae Jef. driver. Larry Callicoat, !7, aJ. who will be speaker at the high . 'flream of red tracers from a str1p from the U.N. peacekeep- were smcere when they said the morning. A threatened demon· fers, Lockport, N. Y., so was listed In serious commencement WednesP!IIIe olrallng. a poeltlon. '!'hey l?g force wh1ch ceased opera. ~lhed advance into the southern stration against an Ar m e d grouods of gross neglect of Uon. The survivors are day. . . are capped w1th bnght orange lions In Egypt and the Gaza naif of the Demilitarized Zone Forces Day parade failed to 1Married Ang. 22, 1962, at S ottstown The pubbc Is lnvlled to the 1 tl!ploslona that can only mean Strip Friday at the deman4 of that separates North and South materialize. 1 polis, the couple has no rom c · reception which wm be hosted napalm. the United Arab Republic. Vietnam would not be followed "The people of tile city are dren. . Mr. and Mrs. L. W. MeThen the big guns pause and At the same time, by an invasion of the north. furious at the university," Geraldina Kent. Rt. I B 1 Officials Fait l..eo Kennedy, Sr., Milfor some unexplained reason troops and artillery Romney, In Des Moines for a Mayor Otto Festge told Ublver. well, filed a petition Hawley, Nan Moore, Mil· there'o a complete lull all along reported to have moved meeting of the executive slty of Wisconsin officials Frl· for a divorce !rom Paul To Sway Radvanyi dred Feeney, Flossie Allelll!· Jr:==~·:llhll:;::, the battle front. There's only commanding positioos at comm1ttee of the National day night. "We won't let t h e same address, on grouods and Pearl Reynolds. the half moon. the warm Red Sea end of the Governors' Cooference, o8!d, students run the city." gross neglect of duty and WASHING'l'ON (UP!) tropical night and the stars. border "our leaden have s81d many treme cruelty. Married Sept. 25, who new to ~a~:~~:~:[ Qneen Anne-Marie The skywatchers sit silently Durmg the 1956 Suez times they would not do' Mao Feels Stron 1952 at Cheshire, the couple has from Budapest failed G' Thr H . awaiting the next round When Israeli troops drove deep !l<lmething, then did 11 anyway'' • • g seven children. She seeks a to d1ssuode Hung.arJan 1ves one e1r the pauae continues, the aud. the Sinai Peninsula The breakfast spoosored by Desp1te V1elence vorce, alimony and custody of lorna! Janos Radvany1 from de- A'l'HENS IUPI) -. Que ience move• off OQe by one. EgyptJan troops are tile Iowa "Romney for Pres- TOKYO (UPI) - Communist the children. He_ told the two Com· Anne : Marie gave b1rthth ,~::;~~ -:~~:~ lor the sandbags to get massing, and captured ident" organization was the Chinese Party Chelrman Mao munlst I!JDISSlll'les be· wants to day rught to a son who b• f' Bleep while llle night is strategic straits of the Gulf fll'sl appearance Romoey has Tse-tung is expected to carry The American Indians, long a• permanent resident heJr to tJ>e throne of Greece. Aqaba. made before such a group. out a sweeping reorganization before the coming of the white the Unlted Stales. The 20 • year • old former of the party, Japanese corm· man, concocted a rum Radvanyi, wbo announced his Danish prince., gave birth to p•ndents reported Saturday[ they called "Coow Woow." to defect earlier this the 1\2 !JOUnd boy at 9: 05-';jj;~ l '': from Peking met with lbe Hupgarian In the Tatol palace, 10 '" Despite continued violence tn .•trong as ever and Is Mi.y offlclaiB for north of Athens. A palac many provinces, the reports Iing revamping the shaky an boW" at the State · spokesman said "mother an said, Moo considers himself as structure. SOD are doing weU." pJans for Big · ' I I POMERQY - Kay McGtwll) -~~---..;...----~~~,<.~~-.-:""':'~ and Russell w. ~ ·J'r., were Ruby Slet1erl preceded her ·fll ~ In l9tl. ll8llled the outstandiilg serlior GALLIPOLIS' - Funeral Sl!r· They were Jllatried In MaiOD gtrl and boy and were. presenttrices for Mrs. Ruby E. Stev- County In 1103. SurvJvlnl! are ed . ttie Danforth Foundation •• 82 who died Friday at Un· one son Kenneth, Kanauga, one award• Friday Ill Aworda Day 1v.j.,lty Hospital, Coiumbua, grandson, one granddaughter, at p 0rii«oy 111gb SchOOL Will be held Monday, 1:30 p.m., and two great grandaons. Receivlnl! awards lor having 11 lbe Smith Funeral Home. Mrs. Bl~ck was a member tt oerved 011 the Panther's Roar ·Lancaster t h e Fairhaven MethodiBI (newo) staff from Mrs Bernice . BUrial · ·n be In Forrest Chwch and the D of A Lodg~ Hoffman were Jlllllle Logar ed· WI In Gallipolis. . Roae Cemetery. Funeral services will he coo- Iter, .J~ Grueaer, "'! ed tor, Mrs. Sievers was born In . the Judy Smith, Sharon Smith, CanWalnut Twp., daughter of the dueled Moudar, 2 p.m., at dice Hutton, aD producllon otalf late Steve and Carrte Martin Chapman · Wil~x Mortuary 10 membenl; Jo Smtih, •business PI Pleasant Frlende may call , . Ellloll. Her husbaod, Roscoe ·th ~ tod bet . manager; Susan Lytle, busmess Buhl Stevero preeeded ber in at 0 mor ary ay ween 11811· Jennifer Blakealee Kay de th 2 and 4 p.m., and 6 and t p.m. M~an Terri Fultz ~eport· a · ' ' . " Survlring ·ore one daughter, ·~; Joyce Evans, Judy Kmg, Mrs, Gary Smith, Columbuo; a Helen Cottrell Rose Ann Usle and D a vI d brother, 'Harold ~lliott, Spring. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Heleo Hargraves·, editorial staff. " field; throe SISters, Mrs. Stan- Cottrell 81 wUe of former Gal- Dale Gum presented the An· ley (Fern) Dav1s, Vinton; Mrs. . . ' ' nual" staff awards to JudY H•IJl'Y (Miriam) Allison, GaUl- lipolitan ~ CtltreJI, rellr· Smith, Marte Smith, S an d r a peJIJ; Mrs. Harris (Beatrice) ed ,Standard 011 Co., Bea~ Peggy Powers, Virginia Wellman, Columbuo. dled J!riday at Pompano ' Cunningham, COnnie Dill, Joyce Fla. Evans Peggy Hoffner, Caodlce Survlvlnl! bealded her h u • Hutlo!{, Susan Lytle, Sheila Josephine Cubbare ba!"' are one son, two &rand· Oblinger, Jewel Price, Jo GALLIPOUS - Josephine childreo and 011e great arand- Smith, Sidonia Spencer, Ber· Cubbage, II, died Friday in 1111 child. neao Yooker, Clarence L i g hI· Athena hoepltal. The CottreUs moved to ~or- foot, Carl Seuvage, C h a r I e s She waR the da~ of the Ida aboot 10 years om Radford, Linda Shamblin, Roblate Lewlo and Jane Ray Cub- New Jerfey. 1 lll be held ert Whaley, Zana Reuter and bige. She was borll in Gallia Funera serv ces _w • Pat Martin. county on May 19, 11169. s h e Monday, 1 p.m., Wllh bunal In W'mnlng perfect attendance was a retired BChool teacher. Ft. Lauderdale, FA. awards, presented by Ear I S111'11iring are lwt cOUBirul, Young, were Barbara WhIte, Mrs. Bertie C. Tarrier, Galllpo1D Keoneth Pierce, Bruce Justice, Us, and Mrs. Harry McEihiJI. I De Larry Justice, Charlsse Perter, ney, Northup. . nne n- Robert Jones, Barbara L II h t1 McCoy • Wetherbolt will an- ny, 77• retired f_armer of the foot, Becky Howley, Marc I a nounce !~moral arrangements. Danville ldCo':"":'~Y; ~ Grueser, Jeffrey Folm~r. Keith mer res en ~ u ' Evans, Beverly Beaver, Duane Freda ~oU at 10 p.m. Friday In Veteraos Brlckles, William Redford, Ron· PT PLEASA~ _ Mrs Fre- M:'orJB~ l!~p~talja!;o~ero~ aid Taylor, Donald Taylor, Euda Holley 65 o1 706 ·Main ornTw arcG 01 ' 0 ~ gene Triplett, Alan Swindell, 8 8 · ' ·' Char- gan p., county, Jackilyn Seidenabel and Wi J. • : : •;;:: of Wesler liam Do-,nle. 11 ter a seven weeks Ulness. tended athe "~grl.; Coach Rusaell Moore presentSh~ was born In Point Pleas- Church at Danville. • ant on March 3, 11102, a daugh- Survivors Include his wile I • ter of the late Charles and El· tbe former Pea1·i Barrett; 1 Ia Daigh Bales. Her husband, three danghters, Mrs. Everett ] William H. Holley, preceded (Vera) Clay, Mrs. Herman (Bem- 1 her In· death in 1962. She wea lab) Grate, and Mrs. Charleo • a member of the Presbyterian (Beatrice) Smith, all of R u t- 1 Church. laud; two sons, Marvin Denny, ~ Surviving are two daughters, Rt. 1 VInton, and Leroy Denny. j Mrs. Pauline Neal, Point Pleas- Rutland; one half..ister, Mro. 1 ant; Mrs. Genevieve Wood, Burl Roush, Rt. 1 Vinton; and I New Haven; nine grandchildren one brotl!er Everett Denny · and three gre.t grandchildren. Jackson. ' ': Funeral service will be held Funeral services will be con- · Munday 2 p.m. In the Crow. dueled at 3:30 p.m. Monday atl Russell Funeral Home with the the Danville Pllgrlm Holiness · Rev. G!lllton Boyle, Jr .. offici· Cburch by the Rev. Charles attng. Burial will be In Lon • Dozer and the Rev. Wilbur Bea-! Oak cemetery. Friends m a Y, ver. Burial will be 111 ~~~~gan · eall at the funeral home. Center Cemetery. Frtenll! may ' call at the Denny residence In Danville. ~ l . em:!:• •1• Hg:~OLI~nn~ !:i 1 ~:.=:· ~:!,~ay :..:::~ :.~ th~la:;. ;.:;t.:,; YouJati-Jiav• . . n .., . confidence 'in . ' Boys League StcinleyA. Saunlls MIDDLEPORT - Callo at business places for eontrlbutlons to the summer recreation program operated by tha MJd. dloport Boys' League Aoso. will begin this week, Mrs. R u b y Vaughan, chairman, said Satur· day. Businesses t h a t sponsor teams from year to year as to uniforms wlll not be catted on. 4 'They are doing a lot already.'' 8he said. League play begins May 29 and continues through a 15 game schedule, two games each week for each of the Bil clubs. Association membenl working on the calls will be Mary Ann Call, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs. Betty Sm1th. Monument 'l'>A .. •R " "Jh~ ;#"'~ -t ' I t• ff~l' .I . 1 •• * Stanley A. Saundeij Monument I ia~~~s Ang!'vAmerl~"'! ~v- I I Contains 2,4·0 and Banvel D, fast-action ' LEAGUE.WINNERS- Mrs. Paul Simon, fourth from left, holds the champions trophy in lhe Thursday AI· ternoon Ladies League at the Mason Bowling Center. Mrs. Simon, representing Simon's PJC·A-Pair Shoe Store, Pomeroy, accepted the lroJlhY during a league banquet held Friday evening at the Martin Restaurant in Mid· dleport. Members of the S1mon's Pic-A-Pair team, posing with Mrs. Simon, are, left to nght, Lee Richardson, Shirley Hood, Rita Lawhorn, Betty McFarland and.:.B::•::.t:::ty...:B::a::.te::;Y::.·- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- ~tro· WEED&FEED analysis, tri·nitrogen formula gives srass full feedins. Light· weight, easy to apply! GOOD LAWN S MAK E GOOD NEIGHBORS I 10.000 Sq. Ft. _ __ Smeltzer Garden Center Open Woek D1y1 Till 9-Sundoyo 1 to 6 Ph. 446-ltQi More Support Asked by Alden s•u AGAUil In COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE_ 3 for $po Yes-that's right-now you can pul;'chase the beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce (Plcea pungens glauca) at. amazingly low prit.'es. These are strong, northern grown, meely rooted • year old 10-18'' scetlhngs that are all nursery grown. Just the rigbt size for transp)anti~g ,Excellent !f!r use as corner groups, wtndbreaks or as IndtvJdual spcctmens Buy now and have the added pleasure of shaping: your tree just the way you 1,1,:ant while you watch It grow, Order today, SEND NO MONEY On delivery pay postman $1 00 for S, $2.00 for 7, or $4 00 for 16 trees. plM COD charges. We pay poiJtage on prepaid orders. 11 not 100% satisfied, JU.St return shipping label for ~fund. of purchase price - you keep the tree!, Free plantmg gUlde included with each order. Molt Thla For Froo G!,lt Virgin ... '' 1 Rill , il. ·Track a~Y'!'· presented by Charles B1cXel, went to Jack Jt'o the beet qooiHW ~ Stanley, Dennis Webrung, Mike pany in town tciThelp -~~ Wright DaVId Mlchoel Ronnie dloose a oometer)l' memo ' J Well ' Harr orial - and tho ~ Logan, erry . ' .Y pany "" entrutlt Bl "llll: Gomes, Duane Br~cklcs, M1kc Hargr ves Butch Mash John " AulborizociRep~ a ' .' for Sealmm ~. :llf: Wolfe, Carl Karges, J1m Lee, J\gee Memorials. We .111!Jti Andy porter, Dtn $wisher, Don oped their judgmOllt. Yqla. Lambert, John Goodwin, Jack C8ll, too. .' -~io Mowery David Hargraves Ron Easlma~, James Swatzel,, Har- RUSSELL W. MOORE, .IR. KAY MeGOWAN old Barker and Mike Globokar. OUTSTANDING SCHOOL CITIZENS - Miss Kay Winning golf awards present- McGowan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Thomas McGowed by Bill Glbl¥J were Pat an, Mason, W.Va., and Russell W. Moore, Jr., son of 352 Third Ave. Stor~. James Anderson, Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Moore, Sr., Pomeroy, were Burt, Mike O'Brien, Lori n g named the outstanding girl and boy of the Pomeroy IN VIETNAM ACJ'ION Gallipolis, Ohle Vaughan aud Doq Swisher. High School senior class at the Pomeroy High School RUTLAND - Army Private Ph. 446-1177 Judy Smith . wen the beauty awards day assembly Friday. Selection of the two as First Class CarlL. Aleshire, 20, school scholarship and the pres- Danforth Foundation Award w;nners was made by son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. , !dent's scholarship of $150 to the faculty on the ~asis of scholarship, character, Aleshire, Route 1, Rutland, ''[ Ohio University went to Dav1d loyalty and leadership. participating in "Operation Hargraves. ~ri Fultz was WID· Francis ,Marlnn" In Vletoam · ner of the Readers Digest to Terri Fultz, David Hargraves and Gary Scarberry, lOth grade with his unit from the 4th In· award. and Kay McGowan, all w 't h wmners. lantry Division. Pvt. Aleshire James Diehl, Jr., principal, four pomt averages for the lour Certificates to persons w b o is assigned to Company A, lsi This message is sponsored presented awards of distinction years of theJr higb school train- had essays printed In the Na· Battalion of the Division's Bth by the Rock of Ageos Cor- to students who completed the I mg. Milhe Legar was present- tiona! Essay. Press Anthology Infantry. poration, Barre, Vermont to ; State Board of Education course ed the salutatorian medal. were Kay Bmg, Cathy Fultz, -'-.,--:----:--7 recogn1ze the pubi~¢-SPirited servJce offered by one of of basic studies which requires Recegmzed lor havmg won Terri Fultz, David Hargraves, Its outstanding Authorized four units of English, I h r e e other awards were Miss Legar, Michael Hargraves and Kay MC· r JScover , enezue as n- · Dealers. units of Matbematics, lh r e e DAR Good Citizenship; Miss Gowan. gel Falls, worlds highest waunits of Science, three units nf McGowan, tho school's Betty Certificates to persons wheltl~er~f~all~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;-:;=: Social Studies ahd three units Crocker Homemaker of Tomor· had poems printed in the Na.J• of Foreign Language fo Charles row; American L<gion History tiona! High School Press AnDomigao, William Downie, Car- contest wmners, David H a r· thology were won by Patty Le!fol Hall, William Moore and graves aud Millie Legar, 12th hell, Neil Colmlr, Theresa Patty Leifheit. grade wmners; Pat Story and Eastman, Mary Francis, Terri Valedictorian medals, pre· Alta ScrJmsher, lith grad el Fultz, David Hargraves, Ron· sented also by Mr. Diehl, went winners, and Char~,.. Porter aid Cowan and Kay McGowan. :weed killers. High ' ·- PHS Seni~rs Honored Calls to Start On 29th for awan~s ed baseball te Steve Flnlaw, Ed Baer,,BiD Radford, Bill Jlloore, Cbuck' ~els, L<onte Van Meter, all medals Ron Deem, Keith Phalln, J a m e s Crow S:enneth English, B o b B-e,' Terry Evans, Danny AbbOtt, all letters,- and Clifford Wyatt, a letter aa manager. ,, Get the jump on Spring .Painting with~oe HOUSE PAINTS .' PHONE n3-5513 MASON, W. VA. See Our Complete Line Of HUFFY & POWER .MOWERS : ,' SPECIAL DISCOUNT ' NO:N ~ ~EGUI.AR PRJCE ()N .~tJ. . TAKeN .... . ' MqwDs ' •. ' �.,'I I ' •' , I ' /I • , ,._ . BOWLING GREEN, Oblo IChioPolitics ~!lptists:Votefoi' lfalerinOhio~iverHampe~Woi-k I· ;::=::~ ieiat~rtiooa. , • ;.gp~!:y:~:~:~ supre~c,"'~;up·.,!..., ~~! Mkl r'!Amerll!lll ':W:~s to the convention, Mllml woa tho lrlek mool which h!lll u million members, t B0dy of}} f ~ar·Old tOr ... . B . Of • =. day to""' the Rete bolldns CoUNTY " Judg.eKinneary'sRuling MavJ H~v~ P6sed, More Discriiilination Issues than'Answers . _Area Deaths dtt ge: ·= Gaullists Alaskan Work Narr·ow Escape Described m' 'Ft·om Censure Color Slides Center MoVIng AIong SJ }y BATILE SpeedMetered Aircraft Will CheckTr af(' I ;:ft, I 1 JnvaSJOfi • 0£ DMZ Makes Romney wary Buses Ru0IId Ag' O);n, n er TANKS een-Ager Dies Jn A t C · h M.E T.obe Honored ProletliOD ' _ ......,._'_'s_•_.._.,s_._...._._.._'"_.,_.._.. _. ~fs,tandll}g I yea rper light. Seven named toR. Shorl, Gallipolis, secretary. : ·llfONDA,Y -: High w 1 t e r tho DIIIJn for Scbolars eqJil- treaswer. Dr. Lew~ . V, .C8l1lP' . . . ., ,. · hampol'!lll!'agglng for the body mlttee to select bene!ictaries'lre bell, Jr., among 53 graduates with 169 polmll lellowed .by rejected a mUdly worded res~r COLUMBUS (UP!)- A rullnl!l tracts for work on the 1on. ' ' ql Randy Hanning, 11, Pomeroy, Dr. R. R. Pickens, chairman· receiving the Doctorates of Jlled· Westem Mlchlgaa 155, 0 b I o luUon calling for support ef leg- by u.s. District Court Judge milllon medical center at This poses .seve(al qu on~ believed to have drowned Sat- Mrs. Theudore T. ' Reed, Jr.', icine Degree from West VIrgin- ·· trilverslly ift, Krull 8, '80~1- islatures sludylog the problet)l Joseph Kinneary earlier this State .IJblverslty with -Does the rulll)g meao lh urday evening when he fell off John Riebel, Mrs. Harold Wolf,[la University Medical Center to lug Green ,7, Toledo a, and and substituted one which urg- week banning racial dlscrltnJn. ors who hire from ~ions with cootr.c~ors who want to do busa concrete pter at the former VIrgil Atkins, Mrs. Theron John- Morgantown. Rio Grande Col· MarsbaU t ed local chW"ches to "support ation in hiring .on state'l!dmln- dJsll!'iminalory pract1ces. loess w!lh the s,tate CI!Jlnot Swllher Coal tipple. E. Main son, and Mrs. Arnold Richards. lege received $35,700 federal .Oblo UDiverslty won 1be legislation to legalize abortion lstered ronstruction promt! The order said the contract. labor from Ur!Jii balls tha Sl1" where he was playlnl! with WEDNESDAY- Middleport. grant. Chief of Pollee John Tay- ogoU title wllh 1 leem lela! of In the case of rape Incest men- may have posoid more questions ors must htre from labor provide only ~Wlon ,membersT 8'-~rother and a friend. Darlene Pomeroy councils offer $750,000 lor is appointed Zone Coordln~· 801 ~kes wblle Miami was tal Incompetency 'or In 'cases than 11 answered. sowces who provide -Does i!•mNh that contrac· SJI)lth and Dennis Weber are to the Meigs County Water Co., tor of Zone 14, Ohio Peace Off!· a dlotaut second at 82f follow· where the mother's health is In The order specifically prohi!J; "without regard to race, tors can h1re non-union workers CJ'IIwned queen and king of Rut- for its properties . . however, cers Training Council. ed by Kent 82'1, Bow It n g danger" Its i4l' stat~ from signing con· or membership In a labor the~ labor sources. b u I land junior • senior prom. Ap- the owners stood firm on $800,- WEDNESDAY - Dave Arm- Green 8211, MarahoD 8Z8, West. · · ' the Jmowledge that the pllcatlons are·being accepted for 000, theJr asking price. strong nips Dean Wise for 1967 em Mlch1&811 110 aotl Toledo ., • '"';, " m' eunmlpolonywesithl.wnlll30hatvoe60todajofllys? a ~tmaater at Tuppers Plains. THURSDAY - Pomeroy High Gil Dodds Mile Run trophy on 885. · COLUMBUS (UP!) _ T h 1 TUESDAY - Pomeroy coun- produces three valedictorians, Memorial Field, finlshlnl! I b e li'"Gi ; ,1:1 -Does ,Jt mean only tha~II 11 1111111 11 Hlil! li 1L State Rlgbway Patrol report. cll approves ordinances author- Kay McGowan, Theresa Fultz event In 4:46:6. James N. M. • ed anllljnate wao falaUy sial» a union . practices racial .. g . new street llghllnl! rates and David Hargraves, all with Davis named 12th president of bed Se'"""•·· at the Ohio State crimination the contractor can irld. okayed Its ohare, $80(1, at straight 4.0 averages. lo Middle- Gallipolis Lions Club. Burglars Penltenua-;;" here. outside the union for work· the coat of resurfacing w. Main port Rose M1Cle Hackett Is val· bit Smith Blllck Co., lake l96.i • Patrolmen ldentlfled tbe st. street (Pomeroys sbare, 20 edlctorlan, Jamarllla Ward sa- auto, portable TV, radio, a • d tim as Jobl D. M"'l'Um, 37, Cherles Lopeman, chief, ••· per cent), the. light ordinance lutatorian. $800 in cash and checks, Shel· his bometown was not lmmePARIS (UP!) _ The French MIDDLEPORT _ "The sistant to Ally. (len. William aets up 19 new vap<r lights, all . ley Sarrett nafed B & PW's dJ tel U bl Prl Ill Sexbe, said: , 1m' Second St., at $5 more per FRIDAY ':"' Spring Smg at "Girl of the Month." Carl Hun~ OW a y ava a e. so• o • National Assembly Saturday eat you aUve" was ·the "The drder could have ex· Pomeroy High, directed and ley selected North Gallia Boy's clals were questtonfllg another night narrowly rejected an op- criticism of the nation's tremely far-reachlnl! effects." produced by Lucille . Swackha· State Delegate by Vinton Arner- COLUMBUS (UP!) - Plans Inmate, Identified ao Jerry A. poslijen censwe motion ngalnst aod 5oth otate, Alaska, The law clerk· to Judge Kin· mer, vocal muSic mstructor, lean Legion Post No. 161. Gunther, 24. the Gaulllst government after Mike Mote in a talk to the neary said "be does not wlsb Is expected to draw a full house THURSDAY-Bwglars strike for. a f25 mlllihon<~~ate tranapor- &"'"""""'-"''Ill ii II IWIII!IM Prenifer <leorges Pompldou dleport • Pomeroy to make any lnteJ'Ill'elatlons." t · ht D ats seie t Har · · J If s· tation raeearc '""ter are movchW"ged his leftist opponents Friday night at Heath d to Continued From Page 1 oldmgM . emfoPacr t c 'd t. RadJo Station WJ~H. e IJ!l· ing ahead Blowly and unless John McElroy, cbief at a . o aue o ge own reSJ en mons elected preSident of GAHS were bent on "destruction of our Mote. an employe of Gov James Rhod.. said all : plane crew! m,,ustthfeetl bettemgt·the of the county democratic club. Key Club. Residents urged to stome mored mo,neyllmisbofcund soor. regltpe." . As~land 011 Co., division In pubiic workl eontr~tors are ; ce~ter o a a a . n Jon. Carol Wilcoxen is valedictorian be oo the lookout for phony I mav en up n . • • d MeJgs county, was presented required to make non -union ; Minutes later a red navigation and Donna Bush salutatorJan of roof painters operating in the Dr. Gordon. ~rson, 0 hI o Frmre~ thus barely averte Rotarian Galen Browo, lo c a . t J IIJhl comes on as the plane Southern High School at Racine. , State Umvers!ly v1ce president bel~ plunged into a full s~ale Ashland manager, Mote bad membe~! p~~~:~e off~ : emerges unscathed heading 1 ar;~lDAY _ Leona Sounders for .finance, said the $2 mllilon j!oliticat cnsls when spent two summers with . south. . GALUA COUNTY and Sharon BaJsden namedttop avaJlahle to acquire the needed IC survived the showdown IYS ernment geological survey Harltey law. l There are lights off to the MONDAY-Chamber of Com· jsem·or students at Southwest•~ land was no.t enough for the with the resurgent leftist . AI k ft gr·att-l Frank King, head of the Ohio 11 8 e,ar1Y a er -; rll!ht at sea . where the naval merce 1967 membership drive High School. Cover over main ~" planned project. Communist opposition by a et~ '" f as AFirCIO, said, d"un(lerh the COLUMBUS - Four ua Jon rom co 1ege. ' law th . ships offer fire power for the I begms Richard Carter, chair·lstage at a cost of $3,861 will be OSU, whose Coll~e of Eng!- engine speed- clocking . . ~f o?IY eight votes. His slides were descriptive c~t~act;>;te ::.~v~ ~ ·.Marmes and care for the ' man, announces 1967 goal is 120, 1erected at fa,·rground. New dal- ""':"ng Wlil supei'Vldse the cen· and one helicopter will Rejectron of the censure the Inland passages norlh pe unl · wounded · . 1 te · tl an the state lion meant the automatic th f J a the ing hall and hire noll' on e• 008 • six over last year's total. Merle ry project will be held t h 1 s r s opera off from Don Scott field, . sou o une u, yes But tha uolon hsa tho 1 A nare hisses overhe~d ?nd ,I S. Barber, Jr., ,5, of lll Basti- summer at J'unior fair. Sgt. Dan do not have any funds earmn· bns, at dawn, May 30, to lion of a bill grantmg where the surveys were made. p o .. . the skywatchers duck mstmc··ani Drive, and Agnes Faye Por· F. Foster, Gallipolis He 1ound th e utt er JSoa · 1 110n samo . ngbt 1eto ' sUpulile haI native. ked during the next twojeyearsf over various points in Ohio · dou full powers to . rule " beCome IuniiD lively. ter, :3$, waived extradilion to named Columbus "Marine of for the center, a oet pro ct o a tightened drive by the by decree for SIX months. such work and the aggressive ••ese peop An . inbound truck. convoy the State or Texas when ar- the Year." Over 500 attend an· Gov. James A. Rhode.' . Stat~ Highway Patrol to 'lb 200-man _leftist aud attacks by insects the mem~rs wilhlnU30 oris&&Iad : travelmg fast and WJ!h lights raJgned on fllgilive warrants in nual awards night ceremony for I The defeat o~ the May 2 OnJo cally cut Memorial Day munJSt opposi!Jon, with t h drawballks. He If :n:ac~~.. ever me heads . ln. The flare was. the Galha county common pIe a s the Holzer Hospital Candystrip- Bond C~mmlsswn (OBC) propo- dents on Ohio highways backing of the bulk of the 41 would retW"O to Alaska Lopeman laid !hal I v en light m the wmdow guidmg court charging Barber with is- ers. The Gallipolis FFA Chap- sal to fmance caplt:ll Improve- year. members of right. center possibly as a sightseer: though "It eoaud• like a right 1hem borne. A series of suing worthless checks while ' ter's Land Judging and So i I ~e~ts ended any hope of an ingress and Modem President Car I Horky ~ptklns belch from the DMZ itne woman was wanted on a Conservation Team placed sec- Jec!Jo~ of cash to speed up con- The planes with observers (PDM) !actio~ sought to nounced Ladies Night will to work law" be didn't think aud. 62 seconds later come% the lunacy charge. ond in the 1967 state contest 10 structmn. . Will rhart and relay traffic throw the cabmet on the held June 2 with a white "It precludes hiring from I rolliog thunder. of the heavy TUESDAY_ Dan Evans, Gal· Columbus. 8ut Stephen Buttress. ac~mg formatwn at. trouble spots it would use the full powers phant sale (ail packages ct?.~~~pit meano that 'l'llen shells nppmg mto the North hpohs, elected president of Galmana&er of the slate Deve.op- the state wh1Ie on the trim allowances handed out planned that night, at VIetnamese positions. /ua-Meigs Regional Airport Aument Department's r•se•r·ch all available patrol cars the deficit - ridden national . Bennett Legion HaD. a union practices discrimination Then the. big cannon let loose lthority. B!li Childs, Middleport, and development bureau, sa·d aU offkers, regardless. of clru security ~ystem, of Heath Church then th~~~~ :.an c~~ Wlth maaS\ve battery f1re that elected vice preSident and G<lry the center was con.-:e!Ved long mal dulles, will be asSJglled J . in~ dinner were Mrs. rattles the slrull and deafens tbe - - - - -· before the OBC and wou'd he higliway duty. · Fraser, Mrs. Lee Smith, do business wllh the state," Ill ears. The shells will land 12 carried forward despite the Result of the coml!ined .,T, Nan Moore, Mrs. Charles said. 'miles away deep in North OBC's defeat. er, Mrs. Jack Slavin and "But the orhr tugged an VIetnam. The target must be : ground undert•klng is Bess Sanborn. awful lot of quesUom." to be a "hold" on the Klng Ba ld I h e A'"' "10 • something Important for the Continued From Page 1 0 0 t'!ll:l r "'~ traffic death record which ""' h'l · in full sup ort long barrels fire repeatedly- situation "more menacmg" than meanw I e, 18 p of 8 7 sometimes singly, sometimes tn 1at any lijlle since the Suez DES MOINES, Iowa IUPI) ' lowered • per cent lor the aftiD SSeX any anti-discrfminatton laws. , first four months of 1967, "We are a.•alnst dlscnmn'a• salvos Even th e ground shakes •crisis , of , 1956. He had been Gov. <leorge Romney o1 MichlA beneath the Impact of the salvo scheduled to go to Middle East gan, speaking Seturday at a I In additkln District officers lion and labor Is. on record .. fire. in several weeks out advanced! "Romney for President" gather«A will provlHe continual County, having supported fair emplofo Predent Pilot the tnp , because of the ing, said he hoped that the • and General Headquarters '" practiceJ legislation.• A plane comes in for a worsenmg crisis entry of allied troops IJlto the officers wiil be assigned to - Former =l,nding. The prudent pilot In New York. U.S. Ambassa- Demilitarized Zone in Vietnam sist In patrolling, according to in Middleport doesn't put on his landing ligh!s ' dor Mthur J. Goldberg had a would not lead to Invasion of 1 MADISON, Wis. IUPI)-(:ity Colonel Robert M. in the under Dr. Martin Essex, unt!l the last liUnute. He s 40- mmute conference with North V1etnam. the 0 h 1 The Superintendent of Pabllc 1 buses rolled again Satwday af- Superintendent of heard about the mortars and Thant and told newsmen R ed th 1 ter police guaranteed the driv- State Highway Patrol · 17 Instruction, will hold an Russiao rockets afterward the U 'ted St te 5 omney warn a an I 1·1 0 d th te 0ed • ron, ' house and reception in the hon· ·ed d 'd U ."ted' N ~ rnvasion of the North could ers protec ~ an of rWe~ Valley 5·1 . ow-movmg r an green conSI ers a m . ations brln the entry of Russia or 1 to crack Umverslty JScon- Petition Filed player of Dr. Essex at "Gratelights come m from the north. presence In the M1ddle East Redg Ch' . to th v· In ""students heads 1f unruly proskull and . wllJl .dead on " the borne ol Gene Helicopters undoubtedly carry-, VJtal to the Interests of peace. rur 1 lOa 10 e Je am Itests were renewed. Seeking Divorce at a loc:ll 'llospltai. · ' Wedaesday night lollowinl! gravely wounded. Only an Egyptiao Forpeo Moving co lC · Bus service halted Friday Bert H. Jeffero, Rt. 2 Richard Pruitt, 17, ing commencement at Middleemergency would force a In Caito, informed sources The Michigan _governor men- when drivers, fearing physical I lis, also known as Byrd surgery an~ 'the hOspital port High School. commander to send his pilots sa~d Saturday ~ght the extre- tloned as a posSJ~ie presideotlal harm, took all buses off tbe 1 Saturday filed a petition In he could lose hi• right eye lJe. De. Essex Is. a former super· b11o an unknown rught battle- mJSt PaieBtine Liberation Army candidate, said he hoped streets. jlla cou.nty common pleas cause of deep lacerations. The o1 Middleport schools fte!.d: IP~A) had taken over the Gaza Johnso~ admioistrat1on officials Madison was quiet Setwday ·r for a d1vorce from Ida Mae Jef. driver. Larry Callicoat, !7, aJ. who will be speaker at the high . 'flream of red tracers from a str1p from the U.N. peacekeep- were smcere when they said the morning. A threatened demon· fers, Lockport, N. Y., so was listed In serious commencement WednesP!IIIe olrallng. a poeltlon. '!'hey l?g force wh1ch ceased opera. ~lhed advance into the southern stration against an Ar m e d grouods of gross neglect of Uon. The survivors are day. . . are capped w1th bnght orange lions In Egypt and the Gaza naif of the Demilitarized Zone Forces Day parade failed to 1Married Ang. 22, 1962, at S ottstown The pubbc Is lnvlled to the 1 tl!ploslona that can only mean Strip Friday at the deman4 of that separates North and South materialize. 1 polis, the couple has no rom c · reception which wm be hosted napalm. the United Arab Republic. Vietnam would not be followed "The people of tile city are dren. . Mr. and Mrs. L. W. MeThen the big guns pause and At the same time, by an invasion of the north. furious at the university," Geraldina Kent. Rt. I B 1 Officials Fait l..eo Kennedy, Sr., Milfor some unexplained reason troops and artillery Romney, In Des Moines for a Mayor Otto Festge told Ublver. well, filed a petition Hawley, Nan Moore, Mil· there'o a complete lull all along reported to have moved meeting of the executive slty of Wisconsin officials Frl· for a divorce !rom Paul To Sway Radvanyi dred Feeney, Flossie Allelll!· Jr:==~·:llhll:;::, the battle front. There's only commanding positioos at comm1ttee of the National day night. "We won't let t h e same address, on grouods and Pearl Reynolds. the half moon. the warm Red Sea end of the Governors' Cooference, o8!d, students run the city." gross neglect of duty and WASHING'l'ON (UP!) tropical night and the stars. border "our leaden have s81d many treme cruelty. Married Sept. 25, who new to ~a~:~~:~:[ Qneen Anne-Marie The skywatchers sit silently Durmg the 1956 Suez times they would not do' Mao Feels Stron 1952 at Cheshire, the couple has from Budapest failed G' Thr H . awaiting the next round When Israeli troops drove deep !l<lmething, then did 11 anyway'' • • g seven children. She seeks a to d1ssuode Hung.arJan 1ves one e1r the pauae continues, the aud. the Sinai Peninsula The breakfast spoosored by Desp1te V1elence vorce, alimony and custody of lorna! Janos Radvany1 from de- A'l'HENS IUPI) -. Que ience move• off OQe by one. EgyptJan troops are tile Iowa "Romney for Pres- TOKYO (UPI) - Communist the children. He_ told the two Com· Anne : Marie gave b1rthth ,~::;~~ -:~~:~ lor the sandbags to get massing, and captured ident" organization was the Chinese Party Chelrman Mao munlst I!JDISSlll'les be· wants to day rught to a son who b• f' Bleep while llle night is strategic straits of the Gulf fll'sl appearance Romoey has Tse-tung is expected to carry The American Indians, long a• permanent resident heJr to tJ>e throne of Greece. Aqaba. made before such a group. out a sweeping reorganization before the coming of the white the Unlted Stales. The 20 • year • old former of the party, Japanese corm· man, concocted a rum Radvanyi, wbo announced his Danish prince., gave birth to p•ndents reported Saturday[ they called "Coow Woow." to defect earlier this the 1\2 !JOUnd boy at 9: 05-';jj;~ l '': from Peking met with lbe Hupgarian In the Tatol palace, 10 '" Despite continued violence tn .•trong as ever and Is Mi.y offlclaiB for north of Athens. A palac many provinces, the reports Iing revamping the shaky an boW" at the State · spokesman said "mother an said, Moo considers himself as structure. SOD are doing weU." pJans for Big · ' I I POMERQY - Kay McGtwll) -~~---..;...----~~~,<.~~-.-:""':'~ and Russell w. ~ ·J'r., were Ruby Slet1erl preceded her ·fll ~ In l9tl. ll8llled the outstandiilg serlior GALLIPOLIS' - Funeral Sl!r· They were Jllatried In MaiOD gtrl and boy and were. presenttrices for Mrs. Ruby E. Stev- County In 1103. SurvJvlnl! are ed . ttie Danforth Foundation •• 82 who died Friday at Un· one son Kenneth, Kanauga, one award• Friday Ill Aworda Day 1v.j.,lty Hospital, Coiumbua, grandson, one granddaughter, at p 0rii«oy 111gb SchOOL Will be held Monday, 1:30 p.m., and two great grandaons. Receivlnl! awards lor having 11 lbe Smith Funeral Home. Mrs. Bl~ck was a member tt oerved 011 the Panther's Roar ·Lancaster t h e Fairhaven MethodiBI (newo) staff from Mrs Bernice . BUrial · ·n be In Forrest Chwch and the D of A Lodg~ Hoffman were Jlllllle Logar ed· WI In Gallipolis. . Roae Cemetery. Funeral services will he coo- Iter, .J~ Grueaer, "'! ed tor, Mrs. Sievers was born In . the Judy Smith, Sharon Smith, CanWalnut Twp., daughter of the dueled Moudar, 2 p.m., at dice Hutton, aD producllon otalf late Steve and Carrte Martin Chapman · Wil~x Mortuary 10 membenl; Jo Smtih, •business PI Pleasant Frlende may call , . Ellloll. Her husbaod, Roscoe ·th ~ tod bet . manager; Susan Lytle, busmess Buhl Stevero preeeded ber in at 0 mor ary ay ween 11811· Jennifer Blakealee Kay de th 2 and 4 p.m., and 6 and t p.m. M~an Terri Fultz ~eport· a · ' ' . " Survlring ·ore one daughter, ·~; Joyce Evans, Judy Kmg, Mrs, Gary Smith, Columbuo; a Helen Cottrell Rose Ann Usle and D a vI d brother, 'Harold ~lliott, Spring. GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Heleo Hargraves·, editorial staff. " field; throe SISters, Mrs. Stan- Cottrell 81 wUe of former Gal- Dale Gum presented the An· ley (Fern) Dav1s, Vinton; Mrs. . . ' ' nual" staff awards to JudY H•IJl'Y (Miriam) Allison, GaUl- lipolitan ~ CtltreJI, rellr· Smith, Marte Smith, S an d r a peJIJ; Mrs. Harris (Beatrice) ed ,Standard 011 Co., Bea~ Peggy Powers, Virginia Wellman, Columbuo. dled J!riday at Pompano ' Cunningham, COnnie Dill, Joyce Fla. Evans Peggy Hoffner, Caodlce Survlvlnl! bealded her h u • Hutlo!{, Susan Lytle, Sheila Josephine Cubbare ba!"' are one son, two &rand· Oblinger, Jewel Price, Jo GALLIPOUS - Josephine childreo and 011e great arand- Smith, Sidonia Spencer, Ber· Cubbage, II, died Friday in 1111 child. neao Yooker, Clarence L i g hI· Athena hoepltal. The CottreUs moved to ~or- foot, Carl Seuvage, C h a r I e s She waR the da~ of the Ida aboot 10 years om Radford, Linda Shamblin, Roblate Lewlo and Jane Ray Cub- New Jerfey. 1 lll be held ert Whaley, Zana Reuter and bige. She was borll in Gallia Funera serv ces _w • Pat Martin. county on May 19, 11169. s h e Monday, 1 p.m., Wllh bunal In W'mnlng perfect attendance was a retired BChool teacher. Ft. Lauderdale, FA. awards, presented by Ear I S111'11iring are lwt cOUBirul, Young, were Barbara WhIte, Mrs. Bertie C. Tarrier, Galllpo1D Keoneth Pierce, Bruce Justice, Us, and Mrs. Harry McEihiJI. I De Larry Justice, Charlsse Perter, ney, Northup. . nne n- Robert Jones, Barbara L II h t1 McCoy • Wetherbolt will an- ny, 77• retired f_armer of the foot, Becky Howley, Marc I a nounce !~moral arrangements. Danville ldCo':"":'~Y; ~ Grueser, Jeffrey Folm~r. Keith mer res en ~ u ' Evans, Beverly Beaver, Duane Freda ~oU at 10 p.m. Friday In Veteraos Brlckles, William Redford, Ron· PT PLEASA~ _ Mrs Fre- M:'orJB~ l!~p~talja!;o~ero~ aid Taylor, Donald Taylor, Euda Holley 65 o1 706 ·Main ornTw arcG 01 ' 0 ~ gene Triplett, Alan Swindell, 8 8 · ' ·' Char- gan p., county, Jackilyn Seidenabel and Wi J. • : : •;;:: of Wesler liam Do-,nle. 11 ter a seven weeks Ulness. tended athe "~grl.; Coach Rusaell Moore presentSh~ was born In Point Pleas- Church at Danville. • ant on March 3, 11102, a daugh- Survivors Include his wile I • ter of the late Charles and El· tbe former Pea1·i Barrett; 1 Ia Daigh Bales. Her husband, three danghters, Mrs. Everett ] William H. Holley, preceded (Vera) Clay, Mrs. Herman (Bem- 1 her In· death in 1962. She wea lab) Grate, and Mrs. Charleo • a member of the Presbyterian (Beatrice) Smith, all of R u t- 1 Church. laud; two sons, Marvin Denny, ~ Surviving are two daughters, Rt. 1 VInton, and Leroy Denny. j Mrs. Pauline Neal, Point Pleas- Rutland; one half..ister, Mro. 1 ant; Mrs. Genevieve Wood, Burl Roush, Rt. 1 Vinton; and I New Haven; nine grandchildren one brotl!er Everett Denny · and three gre.t grandchildren. Jackson. ' ': Funeral service will be held Funeral services will be con- · Munday 2 p.m. In the Crow. dueled at 3:30 p.m. Monday atl Russell Funeral Home with the the Danville Pllgrlm Holiness · Rev. G!lllton Boyle, Jr .. offici· Cburch by the Rev. Charles attng. Burial will be In Lon • Dozer and the Rev. Wilbur Bea-! Oak cemetery. Friends m a Y, ver. Burial will be 111 ~~~~gan · eall at the funeral home. Center Cemetery. Frtenll! may ' call at the Denny residence In Danville. ~ l . em:!:• •1• Hg:~OLI~nn~ !:i 1 ~:.=:· ~:!,~ay :..:::~ :.~ th~la:;. ;.:;t.:,; YouJati-Jiav• . . n .., . confidence 'in . ' Boys League StcinleyA. Saunlls MIDDLEPORT - Callo at business places for eontrlbutlons to the summer recreation program operated by tha MJd. dloport Boys' League Aoso. will begin this week, Mrs. R u b y Vaughan, chairman, said Satur· day. Businesses t h a t sponsor teams from year to year as to uniforms wlll not be catted on. 4 'They are doing a lot already.'' 8he said. League play begins May 29 and continues through a 15 game schedule, two games each week for each of the Bil clubs. Association membenl working on the calls will be Mary Ann Call, Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilson, Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs. Betty Sm1th. Monument 'l'>A .. •R " "Jh~ ;#"'~ -t ' I t• ff~l' .I . 1 •• * Stanley A. Saundeij Monument I ia~~~s Ang!'vAmerl~"'! ~v- I I Contains 2,4·0 and Banvel D, fast-action ' LEAGUE.WINNERS- Mrs. Paul Simon, fourth from left, holds the champions trophy in lhe Thursday AI· ternoon Ladies League at the Mason Bowling Center. Mrs. Simon, representing Simon's PJC·A-Pair Shoe Store, Pomeroy, accepted the lroJlhY during a league banquet held Friday evening at the Martin Restaurant in Mid· dleport. Members of the S1mon's Pic-A-Pair team, posing with Mrs. Simon, are, left to nght, Lee Richardson, Shirley Hood, Rita Lawhorn, Betty McFarland and.:.B::•::.t:::ty...:B::a::.te::;Y::.·- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- ~tro· WEED&FEED analysis, tri·nitrogen formula gives srass full feedins. Light· weight, easy to apply! GOOD LAWN S MAK E GOOD NEIGHBORS I 10.000 Sq. Ft. _ __ Smeltzer Garden Center Open Woek D1y1 Till 9-Sundoyo 1 to 6 Ph. 446-ltQi More Support Asked by Alden s•u AGAUil In COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE_ 3 for $po Yes-that's right-now you can pul;'chase the beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce (Plcea pungens glauca) at. amazingly low prit.'es. These are strong, northern grown, meely rooted • year old 10-18'' scetlhngs that are all nursery grown. Just the rigbt size for transp)anti~g ,Excellent !f!r use as corner groups, wtndbreaks or as IndtvJdual spcctmens Buy now and have the added pleasure of shaping: your tree just the way you 1,1,:ant while you watch It grow, Order today, SEND NO MONEY On delivery pay postman $1 00 for S, $2.00 for 7, or $4 00 for 16 trees. plM COD charges. We pay poiJtage on prepaid orders. 11 not 100% satisfied, JU.St return shipping label for ~fund. of purchase price - you keep the tree!, Free plantmg gUlde included with each order. Molt Thla For Froo G!,lt Virgin ... '' 1 Rill , il. ·Track a~Y'!'· presented by Charles B1cXel, went to Jack Jt'o the beet qooiHW ~ Stanley, Dennis Webrung, Mike pany in town tciThelp -~~ Wright DaVId Mlchoel Ronnie dloose a oometer)l' memo ' J Well ' Harr orial - and tho ~ Logan, erry . ' .Y pany "" entrutlt Bl "llll: Gomes, Duane Br~cklcs, M1kc Hargr ves Butch Mash John " AulborizociRep~ a ' .' for Sealmm ~. :llf: Wolfe, Carl Karges, J1m Lee, J\gee Memorials. We .111!Jti Andy porter, Dtn $wisher, Don oped their judgmOllt. Yqla. Lambert, John Goodwin, Jack C8ll, too. .' -~io Mowery David Hargraves Ron Easlma~, James Swatzel,, Har- RUSSELL W. MOORE, .IR. KAY MeGOWAN old Barker and Mike Globokar. OUTSTANDING SCHOOL CITIZENS - Miss Kay Winning golf awards present- McGowan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Thomas McGowed by Bill Glbl¥J were Pat an, Mason, W.Va., and Russell W. Moore, Jr., son of 352 Third Ave. Stor~. James Anderson, Jeff Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Moore, Sr., Pomeroy, were Burt, Mike O'Brien, Lori n g named the outstanding girl and boy of the Pomeroy IN VIETNAM ACJ'ION Gallipolis, Ohle Vaughan aud Doq Swisher. High School senior class at the Pomeroy High School RUTLAND - Army Private Ph. 446-1177 Judy Smith . wen the beauty awards day assembly Friday. Selection of the two as First Class CarlL. Aleshire, 20, school scholarship and the pres- Danforth Foundation Award w;nners was made by son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. , !dent's scholarship of $150 to the faculty on the ~asis of scholarship, character, Aleshire, Route 1, Rutland, ''[ Ohio University went to Dav1d loyalty and leadership. participating in "Operation Hargraves. ~ri Fultz was WID· Francis ,Marlnn" In Vletoam · ner of the Readers Digest to Terri Fultz, David Hargraves and Gary Scarberry, lOth grade with his unit from the 4th In· award. and Kay McGowan, all w 't h wmners. lantry Division. Pvt. Aleshire James Diehl, Jr., principal, four pomt averages for the lour Certificates to persons w b o is assigned to Company A, lsi This message is sponsored presented awards of distinction years of theJr higb school train- had essays printed In the Na· Battalion of the Division's Bth by the Rock of Ageos Cor- to students who completed the I mg. Milhe Legar was present- tiona! Essay. Press Anthology Infantry. poration, Barre, Vermont to ; State Board of Education course ed the salutatorian medal. were Kay Bmg, Cathy Fultz, -'-.,--:----:--7 recogn1ze the pubi~¢-SPirited servJce offered by one of of basic studies which requires Recegmzed lor havmg won Terri Fultz, David Hargraves, Its outstanding Authorized four units of English, I h r e e other awards were Miss Legar, Michael Hargraves and Kay MC· r JScover , enezue as n- · Dealers. units of Matbematics, lh r e e DAR Good Citizenship; Miss Gowan. gel Falls, worlds highest waunits of Science, three units nf McGowan, tho school's Betty Certificates to persons wheltl~er~f~all~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;-:;=: Social Studies ahd three units Crocker Homemaker of Tomor· had poems printed in the Na.J• of Foreign Language fo Charles row; American L<gion History tiona! High School Press AnDomigao, William Downie, Car- contest wmners, David H a r· thology were won by Patty Le!fol Hall, William Moore and graves aud Millie Legar, 12th hell, Neil Colmlr, Theresa Patty Leifheit. grade wmners; Pat Story and Eastman, Mary Francis, Terri Valedictorian medals, pre· Alta ScrJmsher, lith grad el Fultz, David Hargraves, Ron· sented also by Mr. Diehl, went winners, and Char~,.. Porter aid Cowan and Kay McGowan. :weed killers. High ' ·- PHS Seni~rs Honored Calls to Start On 29th for awan~s ed baseball te Steve Flnlaw, Ed Baer,,BiD Radford, Bill Jlloore, Cbuck' ~els, L<onte Van Meter, all medals Ron Deem, Keith Phalln, J a m e s Crow S:enneth English, B o b B-e,' Terry Evans, Danny AbbOtt, all letters,- and Clifford Wyatt, a letter aa manager. ,, Get the jump on Spring .Painting with~oe HOUSE PAINTS .' PHONE n3-5513 MASON, W. VA. See Our Complete Line Of HUFFY & POWER .MOWERS : ,' SPECIAL DISCOUNT ' NO:N ~ ~EGUI.AR PRJCE ()N .~tJ. . TAKeN .... . ' MqwDs ' •. ' �' .. ,, , ·' ' ,.....,.:·, PVIILISHED BY Till OHIO VALLIY PVILISHINQ COIIPANI Chtltcr TmlMIIIII, lstt.ldUor Rlc!lanl B. a.,n, Mlllht' Vtmon Ot!HUt. Aclt. ·Mgr. James &. Da!l11n, .tdf, Dlr. . 1\' WII.WM I. Wllfl'l ~ May wu Dewty'a briUtanlly bal'llr nled but to whom lbe ~ ' ·, "''" ,•.•.......,..J,:•·""•·-""''i•..... . I " ablll~ to lb~ dog~ and fatlbful party The GSI School Program • ., : · .l"oll0111!1c If oQI of a series during :: Uinta! Rtlllb Month at tht OalllpoUa ·\... "~te iQitlll!la dllcribiQil the act!Ylllea . ·and operations o1 lhll Gill, - a! I b t . llll"jtsl employers 'In St~thtl'll Ohio. Tbe II doea II buletliJ society at work . ¢i't)ng for its own less fortunate ladlvldu· .'itO* ~. ,],;~ 'oioThe GSI School JII'Ogram Is the subject .. today's report, prepared by Dick ., ,~ ·' ·Tbe GalllpoHs State JnsUtute malnWnl •an· academic ugraded school procram for 'the e~ntl ehlld. Youtblul relklenll 11re giVIII 1111 opportunity to altaiD their fullest pottnllal tlong academic IIDII. • ·The . personnel of the school c:onalsll of :!he school principal, Mr. WIIIIIID C. Mas· sie, and ell tcademlc teacllel'l and on o vocational. Tile school has dual admlni1· tratlon lht S'.ate Department ol Edu••· llDn and the Department of Mental Hy· Ilene and Correction. AD porsonnel are required to meet State Department of Educatlon requirements in training, experience and certlft· cation. Teachers must also have tile following traits: patience, maturity, alncertcy, lntelllftnee, lndu1try and a profound love and d01ire to help the l11s fortunate dllld. Philosophy at the GSI Sebool for Reterales ia no different than thJI for all lnstl· tutiono of turning that ovary ohlld has a potential and within the ranp of hta po. ltntiel, tho mentally retarded child ahould · be afforded tile opportunity fl. loaming how to Uve better, how to uao all of hia abilltlei and how to become a member of his aoclal group. The teaehlog staff, then objective In mind. does its utmost to help each child achieve to hla optimum by !letrln!l their an!gnment and mawrtals to ~ ability and noeds of tht lndlvi4ual. Retidenta w11o make up the academic etasoes raftle 111 ••• from 10 to 21 yeal'l. .\ glvan clua usually collllall ot a chronological 11e apan ol no more than three rem. As nearly u posllbla, a group Ia ~mlttd to pupils, who read at appro:cl· ll!atoly tha ume l!'ade level. If the ' r 'i ' I ,c."'" •·ill. ' 1111 .,~fJ, .,, ,. .. 21, 11!67-11 ., -~ " . CommunitY. (."orner '.· . . 'tlllll wl~ < ':.. :: I '• Nllln. lillY wen not wln . the MmlnaUon .to tbe late Sen. Rob- ed by lfODIC fate: . himSelf! 'and because he Ia the Ucp ..~ . ·. . !loll, tpp p r 1111, the RepUblican ert A. Taft o( Ohio an4 handed . II i1 too early to ;,ay lhat m'oal mftrmed .~ aD Republ~ 09•· Geofali: . lllllfJ~ ·.G( chl. Piea!4ea11aJ . nollllnallon, 1not- It Instead It Gtn/ ' Dwight D. Nixon will fall into 'the ltrst c8111 on fot:elgn po~y and, gen, wbereu only . Ill wl~ lhe overwhellnlng Etsenht>wer. · , . · grotip; but It Is perle~ plaiD speelfican;;'b~ ha b u w11 tra!IW. . y. .. II ·dJ. ~ !bat 111 · ~ the lint · In 1868, ~gbt years Will have that the considerable satisf8t- consistenUy heeD tha grealell recUy attrl . ·"' ·hlli;,.otuiJ . dr!let Ill the party prole&- passed Iince ~on's Josa of the Uon of vlclolJ • .~ • prQSJ, Ia, lore• within !be o.o.P. for pro- lland l!l·. v . ·.< . IIIGnlle. · presidency bJ an eyelash t o al all sven)S, w1tllm his grBSp. te<tlag and strengthening this Put 811 . •alr•WI . ,. Al! 1tbt lillie then 'are· afh. John F. Kennedy In 191!0. But D~wey reached this ilatua tf eolintry's blpartllan policy of and they that ~I WI he w111 ~ the Nlmn, too, bas never !oat his decisive Influence notwltbstand· ~otermlned mUitary nslstance IIDII It not only tht lint ol I groupt are reasonably liable, tile)'- 11111 ciommattns offl!ap' 11 .,,.1 81 Srip upon the critical mass of ing a slgnlficant degree of per· tu the Communlll Invasion tl majoriiJ of tbe RtpublieiiDI but range from seve~~ to 10 pupill per clUI. tbt G 0 p ·convenu.:'"";. 8 x 1 those who will at last .,.ntrol sonal unpopularity because he South Vl~tnam . the line tf~ a majority. \If lhl Groupiq Is kapl ralber fltllble and rto yaar ~ ~ Tbomaa E DeWey the nominating process. happened . to have enormous His total candor tn this mat- people 1811arlllly. And tbot!lb he ll'OIIJinl II SOIDtUmee Dlelllll')' be- of N~ York lllll!ther ' lltlcian Even If .he C811118ol win for skill at orgi1Dl2alion. Tbls, ter bos not been wllboul cosl, blmlelf may be njected taoll. caust of the dlfferellct In tbt rate of aca- who ctUid n:rt to get himself, he will almost certain- while . not enough to overcome for of course II bas aUenaled C1117 by the O.O.P GOJ)vtdbono 4emta trowtll in a liVen ll'OIIP. 'lbese himself · elected nevertheless: ly be In position to veto some his linpopillarity, was IIIII quite thoae minority Republlc!BIIII who bll toreip poUcy vlewl CIIJ!itll children art mu!U-handlcapped and less emerald from tl,. llwlows of of the other candidates ond It enough when be was appea'!"8 would !Ike to make the VIet- bt atrateatcaDY rejeded tml~ able to progress u group, even thoulb . perllllll defeat to beconla the adll the · decisive margin of for somebody other than hun- nam war some kind of part!IIID the party II to tul'll IWIJ not they may have IDIDy lhingl In common. klns • maker of the coovention strength to the eventual win· self. ' tiBI!IIIn next year's l'r«!ldeiiHal on1,y frodl public &e!ltlmenl.but sucb u I.Q. level and ehronolollcal agt. · · · oer. In a .word, U he cannot Nl..,., wbl alao carrl" tho election. But at the same Uma froiD Its owo pollwar rtctrd It Is quite noUceable· lhlll aomt \ fl. 1bt IIIU. master the 1868 G.O.P. cnnven- twin atlgmaa ol coll81derablo It has strengthened his party on world llluea. children continue to progress at a reBJOD. 111 the fOur yean that · fol· tlon for hilnsell, there Is every pcl'80nal unpopularity and of as a wliole. However viewed ID the p8st, ably ateody pace while other1 al tile umt lowed his own llcldng by Prest· probability that ·be can master bavlnl been a Presidential · For, notw!that!1141ng fringe Richard ~ 1181 been of liNt age fii'OUP seemingly level off, reaching dent Harry S. 1'rumaD Ill 18411, It for anot~er. loier, hal attiiiDed a eomparo clamora, the policy of reslat· rectnt letVice both lo 1111 J!l1' tholr academic potenUal at ., early age. Dewey Jllllatalned' an effective Tbere are two kinds of na· able king - maldnc potential anee In Vietnam Is, accordin!l I)' 1111d to bls cotllllr7, and 1111 Some seem to betomo more highly moll· recommendatory power among Uonal politicians of high lnOu- by other means. to a recent poll by Louis Her· controllers .r tbt Rlpubllca vattd wltb. maturity, wtrlle others become Republican delegates that he e~~ce. There are those who can Nobody conlklers him 8 genl· ria, supported by 72 per cent ol COPVelltlon w!U not forlel tbll frustrated and cease to work. not trailsmute !nit I he auccessfutly promote thiml· us at organization. iJ!s ...entia! people. Indeed, another poll, eveu lhoulb !Dr lacllcal Tbere are many thlnga that make up e~~paclty to br!Da: about another 01 asolll a.m ellllfl puv ·saAIOS strength lies In the ·fact IIIII this one by George GaHup, .., they may not liVI him • the criteria for grouping the residents of DODllnallon for hlm!ell. And II ·whom perSQnal victory Is d.. he bas been an almo,!l IDcred- ohows President Johnson put~ olh., cbance at tbt top jobi. a clau, namely: chronological age, readIng level, at~. aggre~slveness, withdraw4-The SUnday Ttmes-8entlnel, Sunday, May 21, 11167 al, hY98r-tctlvlly, and I.Q. Final pimen! as to plaeement In a gr~ Ia deter'· mined by the clllld'a ability to work wllb and profit by his 811Miritmeel In tht 8I'01IP Tbls ability to perform and profit by a particular group erperienee taku pme. denee over potential u ladleated by tbt chlld'a I.Q. Prol!'ammtns for the educable group In· volvea the combination fl. acad~mlc and torrelated fields . In the trainable cl11111 emphaot1 Is placed on oral commun!ea· tlon, hand skills, health, ·Safety habits !lid social behavior. Special attention for tile educable Ia st•tn In tlle followln& ftelda rttdinl 1klll1, nature study, •octal atudl81, pbyal· ell by&ltne, social U!Ua, wrltlnf, b o I h man\IICI"Ipt and CUI'IIve; apelllrlg and arithmetic. Much time 11 conaumtd Ia teachlni the child to tell time, raad the calendar, use money, dotermlne Unear measure, liijuid meuurt and dry ltltla. un . Wide use 'is made of audlo-v1Mial ~~~~~~~ lall In the clamoom. Soml of these art fllinl, recorc!J, bookl, magulnea, 1 n d lleld trlpt are JII'Ovlded for the enrich· ment of the group. SomeUmt In lht near future, II Is planned to bave cloted circuli televilion as a media fv IDJtructlea. HoiHirllVIIIO!'o Jr.. Jla ldl"" " .." •l-' Nixo~ I ' ~'""'"·''_...'~'·'"' ' ... .- . . ··-; ' « , I. 1 SUNDAY WIUTE PAPm . .... ' Garden Club ·Projects are Planned·· Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5~92 By Charlene b Hoeflich •liD• hi rnanar.r Cradle to the Grave Prmrram GillPn on Choir Ji'nlk Snn'g Washington Br-Line Hatfield, Percy Paining GOP Nomination Builders Anniversary of D of A Observed YOURS FOR ADVENTURE ' \\Ad WITH .The Debt Aviation Owes to Lindbergh No ont neads to ', be rtmlndtd bow far aviation has advanced Ia the 40 years IInce Charltl A. Lindbergh became the Ural man tn Ov tilt Atlantic Ocean 'l"nalop. ·· Even 10, it 11 a llttle slartlinr to read that a full • scale replica of ''The Spirit of St. Loots" which wos not so tiny a a1 many mirht think - hu b11t11 cilrrled from New York to lht Pam Air ~ow In tbt belly ol an AJr Foret C.141 !Jarlllter jot tn ·lin than one • tourtll the tflne It tQOk /9' Lindberah to make h Is .. Iii••• ftsht. . : The eyebrows are oot lilted very far, li>wever. lfe have come to expect things l~e Ibis. TQd.ata !eli are alretdy obsol('cent, alretllr outslriRled In slle 1 n d 4>fed and cargo capacity by the new de•iins coming· oft the drawing hoards. We al-e startled when we are not atartled, at l"'sl once a 'day, by some new adllev.. atenl of technology. ;Not so in t927. at least oot before the uy the word flashed around tbe world ttiat "Lucky LIDdy" had made II. Aviation 1111 len lhu II yaan old (Linbtl1b himself was only 25). Tbe airplane was cSII a curlo•lty In tile publle mind, an unaife contraptiQn, more a toy than 1 tool. (llly a few fanatica like Gen. BU!y Milcb1~ ever tilought It wOIIId amount 1o aJ!Ything. ma/A·~~ ··. Tban, In a brief IS\t' boun, the . al ~ pi tJme ol a1e. . L1 nbergh'1 feat was one fl. Its kind. Pioneering n011"8days II a team . e(for~ ,... qulrlnl the talents ol hundreda of Rj!erll, . the l'tlourees of acores of !ndustrlei att4 tile fuel of millions of doDm wblch oaty government can provide. 'lbere wiD · 1111 no tolo fll1bts to tbe moon ID a prlvat&ly bullt l!)lctlbip. ' 'Lindbtl1b delarvedly went down In tbe. history books b~use of this one ·~lolL But whlle we retntlllher Ills Dljht to ParIs, we tend to for8'el bls otllar contributions to avlatlilli, such as his Ollhll.> across the Pacific to pioneer iiri!M · . routes. We recall hil Isolationist 1 Ian c' e before Wor14 War n. bQt for&et hla valu· able service 4' a tlvll!an pllot adviser In tbe Pacific theater. during which be ''U· legally" s·hot down two Japanese Zeros. Arcordllli to lkrlppa • Howvd wrllar . Richard· Starnea, Llndblrlb. DOW •• 1181 achieved the oecond grealell amb!Uon of bl1 !Ue - to be able to 1• 1111ree0plled almoal IIDl'Whll'll. This Is wbat tile one Eagle always wanted. He flew to Parll not for pt11011al glory but to JII'Ovt what an airplane and its pllot - could do. But [lOibaps he will forl!ve uo II we inllll !bel be lcblev· tdboth. · •n• CATAtiNA COOlat · Mesh hit 1laaveleu ccoop ne<k rank I00% <Oflon. Sixes S/M/L, $3.50. fop, CANDY Knif stripe sleeveJe.u Jcoop neck lank top, 100% coHon. SizOJSIM/L, $3.50. So/hi flll•ardino /amaica 1hort, hck zipper, bade palch podctt, 100% <Oflon. Sl.., 6120, -·$4SI. three C8l)dles, red, white wblcb were on tile ·aJ. A p0em nad bY J{anette Wllllatns, ~'For Everyone.'.' 'l'l1e"reading, . "Which a r e noted, "'lbere are three kinde ol People In all[ :11:,~";::11 tiona - Tlterre ore tt boat, the. Sailboat, and I b Steamboat P~e. The<R boat Pebple always ,need It or shoved aloog. T b 15 ALL Tl-IE '· BETSAAE : DOWJrr..l·•• People move 8 Is Io n So/'u/faLordlnt ;amaica sltort, back Jippor, &aclc pot<h po<hr, 100% coflon. Sfzts6/20, $4.50, ~ ... . ~ ' •. ' ' ' , ;., \ . . ~· \ . . ., THitlS.T· ~· ,f, ..... . '1111. ' ' . ,I .SeE ~YIN LlrtlE. ,MARTIN FdRO ; '··• ,, .S~LI$ ON . ·A~ENUE IN . . '"·7:: ~ ' ' ·~.\,,,., •• �' .. ,, , ·' ' ,.....,.:·, PVIILISHED BY Till OHIO VALLIY PVILISHINQ COIIPANI Chtltcr TmlMIIIII, lstt.ldUor Rlc!lanl B. a.,n, Mlllht' Vtmon Ot!HUt. Aclt. ·Mgr. James &. Da!l11n, .tdf, Dlr. . 1\' WII.WM I. Wllfl'l ~ May wu Dewty'a briUtanlly bal'llr nled but to whom lbe ~ ' ·, "''" ,•.•.......,..J,:•·""•·-""''i•..... . I " ablll~ to lb~ dog~ and fatlbful party The GSI School Program • ., : · .l"oll0111!1c If oQI of a series during :: Uinta! Rtlllb Month at tht OalllpoUa ·\... "~te iQitlll!la dllcribiQil the act!Ylllea . ·and operations o1 lhll Gill, - a! I b t . llll"jtsl employers 'In St~thtl'll Ohio. Tbe II doea II buletliJ society at work . ¢i't)ng for its own less fortunate ladlvldu· .'itO* ~. ,],;~ 'oioThe GSI School JII'Ogram Is the subject .. today's report, prepared by Dick ., ,~ ·' ·Tbe GalllpoHs State JnsUtute malnWnl •an· academic ugraded school procram for 'the e~ntl ehlld. Youtblul relklenll 11re giVIII 1111 opportunity to altaiD their fullest pottnllal tlong academic IIDII. • ·The . personnel of the school c:onalsll of :!he school principal, Mr. WIIIIIID C. Mas· sie, and ell tcademlc teacllel'l and on o vocational. Tile school has dual admlni1· tratlon lht S'.ate Department ol Edu••· llDn and the Department of Mental Hy· Ilene and Correction. AD porsonnel are required to meet State Department of Educatlon requirements in training, experience and certlft· cation. Teachers must also have tile following traits: patience, maturity, alncertcy, lntelllftnee, lndu1try and a profound love and d01ire to help the l11s fortunate dllld. Philosophy at the GSI Sebool for Reterales ia no different than thJI for all lnstl· tutiono of turning that ovary ohlld has a potential and within the ranp of hta po. ltntiel, tho mentally retarded child ahould · be afforded tile opportunity fl. loaming how to Uve better, how to uao all of hia abilltlei and how to become a member of his aoclal group. The teaehlog staff, then objective In mind. does its utmost to help each child achieve to hla optimum by !letrln!l their an!gnment and mawrtals to ~ ability and noeds of tht lndlvi4ual. Retidenta w11o make up the academic etasoes raftle 111 ••• from 10 to 21 yeal'l. .\ glvan clua usually collllall ot a chronological 11e apan ol no more than three rem. As nearly u posllbla, a group Ia ~mlttd to pupils, who read at appro:cl· ll!atoly tha ume l!'ade level. If the ' r 'i ' I ,c."'" •·ill. ' 1111 .,~fJ, .,, ,. .. 21, 11!67-11 ., -~ " . CommunitY. (."orner '.· . . 'tlllll wl~ < ':.. :: I '• Nllln. lillY wen not wln . the MmlnaUon .to tbe late Sen. Rob- ed by lfODIC fate: . himSelf! 'and because he Ia the Ucp ..~ . ·. . !loll, tpp p r 1111, the RepUblican ert A. Taft o( Ohio an4 handed . II i1 too early to ;,ay lhat m'oal mftrmed .~ aD Republ~ 09•· Geofali: . lllllfJ~ ·.G( chl. Piea!4ea11aJ . nollllnallon, 1not- It Instead It Gtn/ ' Dwight D. Nixon will fall into 'the ltrst c8111 on fot:elgn po~y and, gen, wbereu only . Ill wl~ lhe overwhellnlng Etsenht>wer. · , . · grotip; but It Is perle~ plaiD speelfican;;'b~ ha b u w11 tra!IW. . y. .. II ·dJ. ~ !bat 111 · ~ the lint · In 1868, ~gbt years Will have that the considerable satisf8t- consistenUy heeD tha grealell recUy attrl . ·"' ·hlli;,.otuiJ . dr!let Ill the party prole&- passed Iince ~on's Josa of the Uon of vlclolJ • .~ • prQSJ, Ia, lore• within !be o.o.P. for pro- lland l!l·. v . ·.< . IIIGnlle. · presidency bJ an eyelash t o al all sven)S, w1tllm his grBSp. te<tlag and strengthening this Put 811 . •alr•WI . ,. Al! 1tbt lillie then 'are· afh. John F. Kennedy In 191!0. But D~wey reached this ilatua tf eolintry's blpartllan policy of and they that ~I WI he w111 ~ the Nlmn, too, bas never !oat his decisive Influence notwltbstand· ~otermlned mUitary nslstance IIDII It not only tht lint ol I groupt are reasonably liable, tile)'- 11111 ciommattns offl!ap' 11 .,,.1 81 Srip upon the critical mass of ing a slgnlficant degree of per· tu the Communlll Invasion tl majoriiJ of tbe RtpublieiiDI but range from seve~~ to 10 pupill per clUI. tbt G 0 p ·convenu.:'"";. 8 x 1 those who will at last .,.ntrol sonal unpopularity because he South Vl~tnam . the line tf~ a majority. \If lhl Groupiq Is kapl ralber fltllble and rto yaar ~ ~ Tbomaa E DeWey the nominating process. happened . to have enormous His total candor tn this mat- people 1811arlllly. And tbot!lb he ll'OIIJinl II SOIDtUmee Dlelllll')' be- of N~ York lllll!ther ' lltlcian Even If .he C811118ol win for skill at orgi1Dl2alion. Tbls, ter bos not been wllboul cosl, blmlelf may be njected taoll. caust of the dlfferellct In tbt rate of aca- who ctUid n:rt to get himself, he will almost certain- while . not enough to overcome for of course II bas aUenaled C1117 by the O.O.P GOJ)vtdbono 4emta trowtll in a liVen ll'OIIP. 'lbese himself · elected nevertheless: ly be In position to veto some his linpopillarity, was IIIII quite thoae minority Republlc!BIIII who bll toreip poUcy vlewl CIIJ!itll children art mu!U-handlcapped and less emerald from tl,. llwlows of of the other candidates ond It enough when be was appea'!"8 would !Ike to make the VIet- bt atrateatcaDY rejeded tml~ able to progress u group, even thoulb . perllllll defeat to beconla the adll the · decisive margin of for somebody other than hun- nam war some kind of part!IIID the party II to tul'll IWIJ not they may have IDIDy lhingl In common. klns • maker of the coovention strength to the eventual win· self. ' tiBI!IIIn next year's l'r«!ldeiiHal on1,y frodl public &e!ltlmenl.but sucb u I.Q. level and ehronolollcal agt. · · · oer. In a .word, U he cannot Nl..,., wbl alao carrl" tho election. But at the same Uma froiD Its owo pollwar rtctrd It Is quite noUceable· lhlll aomt \ fl. 1bt IIIU. master the 1868 G.O.P. cnnven- twin atlgmaa ol coll81derablo It has strengthened his party on world llluea. children continue to progress at a reBJOD. 111 the fOur yean that · fol· tlon for hilnsell, there Is every pcl'80nal unpopularity and of as a wliole. However viewed ID the p8st, ably ateody pace while other1 al tile umt lowed his own llcldng by Prest· probability that ·be can master bavlnl been a Presidential · For, notw!that!1141ng fringe Richard ~ 1181 been of liNt age fii'OUP seemingly level off, reaching dent Harry S. 1'rumaD Ill 18411, It for anot~er. loier, hal attiiiDed a eomparo clamora, the policy of reslat· rectnt letVice both lo 1111 J!l1' tholr academic potenUal at ., early age. Dewey Jllllatalned' an effective Tbere are two kinds of na· able king - maldnc potential anee In Vietnam Is, accordin!l I)' 1111d to bls cotllllr7, and 1111 Some seem to betomo more highly moll· recommendatory power among Uonal politicians of high lnOu- by other means. to a recent poll by Louis Her· controllers .r tbt Rlpubllca vattd wltb. maturity, wtrlle others become Republican delegates that he e~~ce. There are those who can Nobody conlklers him 8 genl· ria, supported by 72 per cent ol COPVelltlon w!U not forlel tbll frustrated and cease to work. not trailsmute !nit I he auccessfutly promote thiml· us at organization. iJ!s ...entia! people. Indeed, another poll, eveu lhoulb !Dr lacllcal Tbere are many thlnga that make up e~~paclty to br!Da: about another 01 asolll a.m ellllfl puv ·saAIOS strength lies In the ·fact IIIII this one by George GaHup, .., they may not liVI him • the criteria for grouping the residents of DODllnallon for hlm!ell. And II ·whom perSQnal victory Is d.. he bas been an almo,!l IDcred- ohows President Johnson put~ olh., cbance at tbt top jobi. a clau, namely: chronological age, readIng level, at~. aggre~slveness, withdraw4-The SUnday Ttmes-8entlnel, Sunday, May 21, 11167 al, hY98r-tctlvlly, and I.Q. Final pimen! as to plaeement In a gr~ Ia deter'· mined by the clllld'a ability to work wllb and profit by his 811Miritmeel In tht 8I'01IP Tbls ability to perform and profit by a particular group erperienee taku pme. denee over potential u ladleated by tbt chlld'a I.Q. Prol!'ammtns for the educable group In· volvea the combination fl. acad~mlc and torrelated fields . In the trainable cl11111 emphaot1 Is placed on oral commun!ea· tlon, hand skills, health, ·Safety habits !lid social behavior. Special attention for tile educable Ia st•tn In tlle followln& ftelda rttdinl 1klll1, nature study, •octal atudl81, pbyal· ell by&ltne, social U!Ua, wrltlnf, b o I h man\IICI"Ipt and CUI'IIve; apelllrlg and arithmetic. Much time 11 conaumtd Ia teachlni the child to tell time, raad the calendar, use money, dotermlne Unear measure, liijuid meuurt and dry ltltla. un . Wide use 'is made of audlo-v1Mial ~~~~~~~ lall In the clamoom. Soml of these art fllinl, recorc!J, bookl, magulnea, 1 n d lleld trlpt are JII'Ovlded for the enrich· ment of the group. SomeUmt In lht near future, II Is planned to bave cloted circuli televilion as a media fv IDJtructlea. HoiHirllVIIIO!'o Jr.. Jla ldl"" " .." •l-' Nixo~ I ' ~'""'"·''_...'~'·'"' ' ... .- . . ··-; ' « , I. 1 SUNDAY WIUTE PAPm . .... ' Garden Club ·Projects are Planned·· Charlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992·5~92 By Charlene b Hoeflich •liD• hi rnanar.r Cradle to the Grave Prmrram GillPn on Choir Ji'nlk Snn'g Washington Br-Line Hatfield, Percy Paining GOP Nomination Builders Anniversary of D of A Observed YOURS FOR ADVENTURE ' \\Ad WITH .The Debt Aviation Owes to Lindbergh No ont neads to ', be rtmlndtd bow far aviation has advanced Ia the 40 years IInce Charltl A. Lindbergh became the Ural man tn Ov tilt Atlantic Ocean 'l"nalop. ·· Even 10, it 11 a llttle slartlinr to read that a full • scale replica of ''The Spirit of St. Loots" which wos not so tiny a a1 many mirht think - hu b11t11 cilrrled from New York to lht Pam Air ~ow In tbt belly ol an AJr Foret C.141 !Jarlllter jot tn ·lin than one • tourtll the tflne It tQOk /9' Lindberah to make h Is .. Iii••• ftsht. . : The eyebrows are oot lilted very far, li>wever. lfe have come to expect things l~e Ibis. TQd.ata !eli are alretdy obsol('cent, alretllr outslriRled In slle 1 n d 4>fed and cargo capacity by the new de•iins coming· oft the drawing hoards. We al-e startled when we are not atartled, at l"'sl once a 'day, by some new adllev.. atenl of technology. ;Not so in t927. at least oot before the uy the word flashed around tbe world ttiat "Lucky LIDdy" had made II. Aviation 1111 len lhu II yaan old (Linbtl1b himself was only 25). Tbe airplane was cSII a curlo•lty In tile publle mind, an unaife contraptiQn, more a toy than 1 tool. (llly a few fanatica like Gen. BU!y Milcb1~ ever tilought It wOIIId amount 1o aJ!Ything. ma/A·~~ ··. Tban, In a brief IS\t' boun, the . al ~ pi tJme ol a1e. . L1 nbergh'1 feat was one fl. Its kind. Pioneering n011"8days II a team . e(for~ ,... qulrlnl the talents ol hundreda of Rj!erll, . the l'tlourees of acores of !ndustrlei att4 tile fuel of millions of doDm wblch oaty government can provide. 'lbere wiD · 1111 no tolo fll1bts to tbe moon ID a prlvat&ly bullt l!)lctlbip. ' 'Lindbtl1b delarvedly went down In tbe. history books b~use of this one ·~lolL But whlle we retntlllher Ills Dljht to ParIs, we tend to for8'el bls otllar contributions to avlatlilli, such as his Ollhll.> across the Pacific to pioneer iiri!M · . routes. We recall hil Isolationist 1 Ian c' e before Wor14 War n. bQt for&et hla valu· able service 4' a tlvll!an pllot adviser In tbe Pacific theater. during which be ''U· legally" s·hot down two Japanese Zeros. Arcordllli to lkrlppa • Howvd wrllar . Richard· Starnea, Llndblrlb. DOW •• 1181 achieved the oecond grealell amb!Uon of bl1 !Ue - to be able to 1• 1111ree0plled almoal IIDl'Whll'll. This Is wbat tile one Eagle always wanted. He flew to Parll not for pt11011al glory but to JII'Ovt what an airplane and its pllot - could do. But [lOibaps he will forl!ve uo II we inllll !bel be lcblev· tdboth. · •n• CATAtiNA COOlat · Mesh hit 1laaveleu ccoop ne<k rank I00% <Oflon. Sixes S/M/L, $3.50. fop, CANDY Knif stripe sleeveJe.u Jcoop neck lank top, 100% coHon. SizOJSIM/L, $3.50. So/hi flll•ardino /amaica 1hort, hck zipper, bade palch podctt, 100% <Oflon. Sl.., 6120, -·$4SI. three C8l)dles, red, white wblcb were on tile ·aJ. A p0em nad bY J{anette Wllllatns, ~'For Everyone.'.' 'l'l1e"reading, . "Which a r e noted, "'lbere are three kinde ol People In all[ :11:,~";::11 tiona - Tlterre ore tt boat, the. Sailboat, and I b Steamboat P~e. The<R boat Pebple always ,need It or shoved aloog. T b 15 ALL Tl-IE '· BETSAAE : DOWJrr..l·•• People move 8 Is Io n So/'u/faLordlnt ;amaica sltort, back Jippor, &aclc pot<h po<hr, 100% coflon. Sfzts6/20, $4.50, ~ ... . ~ ' •. ' ' ' , ;., \ . . ~· \ . . ., THitlS.T· ~· ,f, ..... . '1111. ' ' . ,I .SeE ~YIN LlrtlE. ,MARTIN FdRO ; '··• ,, .S~LI$ ON . ·A~ENUE IN . . '"·7:: ~ ' ' ·~.\,,,., •• �' • ' ' . ~ / • ! I I . 'I ·u~iJs::1itt Final Progr~;,_· ...,.,.___·""'""' •·'-'!Z1::,- tma~:.= ~A ~ Stude!U : !it ' ·, · ~'-'l'iie...'lintR•-·""' lbree G·•·sradeo · .. ~ ......,;;.,; ... ' 9cmti s, _ . .,,,.._..,.,,. •..,.. by lflde& ~Jere "Little Man 4t1. lbe lad "Come and Da · lh." from tile..,.,"': W and Gretel."..,_ we- ;::t. t!pth IJ'Id• clw pr · ~~~~ltle lpll~= liiiiiiOlllUI ·Bobb• Jackson, llart!er•-' "" ;......- wu playe,d by Mike Other cbaraclerua "Bob " T e r U' Sielhm, dallillter ' Deb• h1a""-. ""' p' tiler" I . ~; Martha Wells lntroducod next I • ''llllosl In which eentered anUcsofan "educated won by Mrs. Boring) for wrlliD& essay In a contest Per5onaiNotes FTOmPomerQY KA:!'Its KORNER ""·.o...,... n • p·· ·. --. 11ft weeU wor:... ~e PP~Y w.!...~ .-~..,.,. lllra. 1 .... m1 Amertcan !ally for !be Mother's we:: 1 which Included a mot be n~· fa a.n... . . · ' IY . IA'DB CliO'II' ~·" m.. .,m be--...... 11.-.Enlfe . rmplucll~;i __, n . ., ....... --:.,It .... . . ;__. .,,. ~· = ='"-""......:: CQJI =-ud 00 cb~:ed Helen Help US Bys'::" ~ ~ ' ~·-- ~ OJi· ·~ •• lookl~~g ~D Husbands' Ob Served by Ch. o/d L eague worksho~ off~<erl ~~~ ~'~.:~~ -·~ ~8~at c· . Boosters Plan For t'estival "'w"'~" g ~ On June 27 sf Ladi~A ~r ~~ ~ s per:!"J1~ ~ F~ulk: kl~ ~:n. n~edK:~: r: Gri~::e~ Nl~:d ·~d ~rs. wm:;~'t ~~v:":."!~i ~~Y~:v! a~d ~ s~:.': th 0~~~=~~onCb:;c~1~1~ recordin~ man~ cou~tries. wh~re st~nd bl~ ~earns. 1 Rolli~ ~~ce ~ethodist n~· ~sr, -~rsMday. at~~Hele~r h~~s ~~Um Duckw~'J!. o;;.g~:~;' M~;n r:::~1 this J~n~~ ;;!1!~r!~~gaandre! th~ sta~ed ~mbl~l'!lhip F~r:rt P'-- . ~ r For~~,.~~~ Clyd~ AI·~· Attendln~ ht~ Plr:~: M~ysa:~tly ;~:~~ D~vid I~ berl~ndnd dwau~Vhter .,.ea~. th~~ ~'ia' We~rtoa~ uner~~ I _GALLIPOUS - May Chi'IIIIID Socii! Relations, Mrs';:" lllfO!ing of the Grace . J. Bron; Missionary Ed;_ WoiJIIIn's Society of Mrs. L!Q)Id Blaztt( . SarV!ct wu held Memberlhlp CUitloatlon. M r s. ; . evilnlnl tt tho church. Hoke Robinsoo : Program Ma-' ; l"olloll'llll the short 1erials, Mrs. Hir~m StUie•:... ~ meeting, devotions and a Spiritual Ule, Mra. T. A. 'l'horili,.. vam IIQre prelf!nled bY , ••; Supply Work, MTI. J•m•i · Marvin Saundert, tre11urer. Gilliam. and members tl Circle 7. Chairman. Lactl C b u r ~ ~ ' beautiful and lnpreasive Acllvitllt Committeo, Mrl, leo, "DialoiU• T!Jrouall Hom Hamilton; Cb11rm1n, . ll!g," wao lfve• by Mrs. Hoapitalily Committee, Mr1. McMahon, Mro. David T•\>ney, Viol1 Carter: HIIIA>rill, MI'J, Mn. Lawrence Tawney, 0. J... Wblte. Mre. Alan Scott, foUowod by NOminltllll Commfttet: Mra . . duet, "Give of Ym1r B.., to Earl Durham, chalflllan: Mrs. Mas!e<, by Mrs. Wm. J. Brown, Mrs. Dol Gin. an~ Mrs. Scott , with Mr 1. gerich, Mn. tl<lU RoblniiOD 1nd Hoke RoblnSOII ot tho organ. Mrs. Stanloy Foldon. At tho concluolon t1 the Chalrm111 of Clrcleo kJr the gram , Mro. S1undero cmnlng year uo Mrl. Wm. P. over the pledge service as 81nlth, Circle No. I; Mra. Har· members'o card pledli"ll old Swinder, No. 2: Mrl. Keith en, service, ond gilts lor Suiter. No. 1: Mrs. aen.va HOW• coming year wos ploced 1! ell , No. 4: Mrs. Howanl Neal, alter. No. 5; Mra. Gartond Caudill, Tbo clootng benediction No . 6 ond Ml'l. Nll'IDIIII lttwlrt, repeated in unison. No. T. Foi!O"wing the mvlce, - ------frellhmentl!l were served tn dining room bv m•mm1 Circle 4. · Officers of the Woman'• ciety for the f:omina: year wtll be Installed a! the morning ship !t.rviee. MBy 21. TheM ficen ar' : prell ident. MTI. ~rett McMahon, vice • nrooJ.I' dent, Mr1. John Francies: orary vlrP- president, Hughey .Jones: l!erretary, Frank Child,.n : !rotiSUirer, Mrt. Marvin Saund~s. 1 Secrotari .. of other orolinrto : Campus Ministry, Mn. Iare lal Hamilton ; Christian lions. Mrs. J E. MIITI!IOII: - -----~-·-- Wlho~ liS E. s-ncl St. Pomtroy, Ohio ~- "·~ ~. ~--·-• ~party,Sa!llrdoy, D~;'Smhla FOR ..,Iliad BELFORTE •1111NIIItll •rcot Tl 11111111 ~~~ .... .. . ,_,113Z · · - ........ J::"• ,..:~ullKJ=~ and Yvonne. D n al d a bill. Th Htu;kelfl are Ho1t1 Mr , Holtl . laeltl, PT PLEASANT - The Wil- caved In If a woman I ( . Ohlmger. New Haven: John lcers of th W ul'!ldav To "e ,_ D ' Haed, M 'IIIII Teresa SmJ•• Ill Brothers. and : ter) will. take advice o :.:m Hartford: Kathy Dav- Chr' . e oman's Soeiety If TIIUR8DAY .., llwr '"""" ,,eerhviUe WSCS tild tbt '--d . guest. .., Grand Old Opry stars. h ave I still-teen I'll say "Let , IS and children, Chris and Bod- G IStJan Service held at the RIVERVIEW GARDE.'! Cl b MIDDLEPORT - A par I y REEIJSVILLE lllldf. . been signed for an appearanre know you an em le, Mason: Mr. and Mrs Church, Galli· wlll--bave a lleld trip and pi.,:: members of !be Middleport ville WSCS met wlth 'fo(n, NIIJ , at th, George Thursday, May 25p' at the . 'Ifill-~ was playheldlll their Wilson forwere theledMaJ·'l. J. c 11 e "!96'1 dMason Coonty Fair. 'II have no .•rouble" - HdAPyopuy· my G Jo 11 _hnson, 11 Tony and "' • a,w rs. Arthur Ford ed Run Staie e at and the ])orne nl lleyotlons ' · _ , , . -QIIVICE . Racine HELD Gran•e •• e.nes a_v. August 9th I This column is dedicated to' . a rpo s: Mrs. MarMaret and children. Kirkersville, are Ume Is 5 p. m ark. Meetinr. Mr. and Mrs. Georse Htckolt, otha Riebel, with Ohllntd Rtrrl1 • ')lie three brothers. Guv. VIc • fomily Jiving. so if you're hnv· and Conme Clagg, Kanth• gu I f J lth Ml Ro .... w,.. A , Life SUnday oa and Skeeler. have performed m mg kid trouble . I auga , Ernest Young Pomeroy · Rev es s o her parents. the . r., w ss se Marie Hao- topics being used . . • pt1l 10 willl a basket dinner foreign appear-: lrouhle, let Claud Cunningham: Richard The. and Mrs. illlrtlelt. VISIT IN RAONE kett as the hostelS. Tbe 'business eesslon wu con. II noon lilld serviCOI In· !be af. ed '" motiOn pictures. plav-: She will welcom P . Agnes White. snd ba y came •JPaclaD1 for l:lrt RACIN!Il . -Mr d M the •Hair were Sutbe ])l'llaldeal ""· J b'l US e You r "The Lo " ccalaureate of J,lll., BartCl I nd . . an ra. san 1\lorrll, Marilyn Slumbo Relhia by Shumwa PI ' Mn. Tbe ""*lor . was llev. - "1 on u 'ee A and MI d-i own amusing experiences Ad ner, of Syracuse. let• . Sundsy night, and the mad- ''ewCeuma lof J,ames Butcher, Karen Me !if. made lA>, send . !'!"' Jq Norrta _. - · • non and D . ecky Bartlett from iled se 1 d ' · ·• . · .nney, ucu•Je • auer Don Stsie HoapltaJ for "'II · ..... , aerrtee "' v Lou Grll h t<rn Hayride in ad<l11ion to ' dress Helen Bottel 10 . ca.re of. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ey- uatwn of B ." " a vs h "·s ...- ""-..,... ._ lltllled In uie f1 1 n•wspaper. Sellers eighth grade MO"-!ay night. Gruese;, 1 phant sale was projli!lr nd ·!!Dr _....uat, 111 • 'j 1 M d .... rs. Paul Wlneliftn•• .... 'I ,. d •· . rs: a 1Nelson. Ault,- Debbie Jenk'"•, Sue K()b. !le" 1 1t' ty Fair will be August I ·ro A'ITEND CAMP r. an Mrs. Junior Holsingerllumbus Is the m• t' 1..,.r, ""'e' qf Racme. lr1s Me-llin... .Mar•o H;;:ris To' ., . · ... a ,·• bake .... · '"'"' ...,.._""' t lht the grounds f t 11 j and son Paul Wavne f R · · ••es 0 her par. ""Y returned with th fte 1 •-' • '· ·m ' I .was p..nneil r "1110 ilel:l •...,. GranIV m es POMEROY _ Pions for at- T · . · o acme. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. being. here to attend a r11Wooda, EUn01' Bo41mer,' Le"ild · ',t;r);_,' :7,: :, . Wedneld;; of PI Pleasant. Fair lending day camp were made th he n•xt meetmg will be at She Will remain until nell week· of Mrs 'I'h MK 'Bl'<lwn, Ruth Halley. -eventilt I"<'T .., r, tickets art llOW iln when Girl Scout Troop 100 met . ep Alms Amvents lodge hall end. a senior ShHe 'hs ,sthy Pickens, Sue Rue, Janice .theahovl !IDd · 1 r,hmoll, Wayne Davis,, .KJihy lejo, Mrs. Erma ·Norris · 'Mn; Thursday at the Salisbury Ele- '" omeroy, May 25, a! 7:30 p. . School . mentary School. Refreshments m. Those at!endmg are asked populat.lon ct'"sus In land Earl Marvin fi'f'Y, Ger- Vivian ·:tva•rN J1!lllW YOJI,K ·1 .: · and 1f0111e11, Ia 1833. tentJUJI, be fum. .:"l'ealth .,,1 Olflctally : · Davis. Nlcbuls, ind Mrs: '1' 1 at-, 1;;;" 0 eeL . Dll¥. s av s, Kmn trawloy, Job n l'lckpns. il'hf 111111 .meetlna,IIW !ended a .. ... • " ' · • . Bllie, and Wolfe. _ lilt. liltll , -' Signed for Fair ~ ~ lil•lll•• ' ;,.....,.,. ~~ ~ ~-. du~ !~~moo!!Cb•~ !i,;. .~ Jt: ~ 1\IIS~!onlf, ~ A ~·-;: ' ilcco1D·-'~"-n~~ An~ ~tlq. K•· ~fraabPI'~ m. ~ .. ltfi.lifloel~ Hum~i 1 ;Jtn: """' :ar.mro.- m. wlU!Peet,~_!t, ~n~' ~:d J~:,S· Cl~ Mor~an. Mi~e S.~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ;:~se~~byl;-~nger, ~~~n~h::s~d:~e:~ol c::~; ~:;,s~~~=t~ .::re ~::ncor::li r~l •. 0:1~ at~ v~ii.,t:~rll ~~:\~~::IM~~~~r.J ~~v: l~aek; ~:'a~a:l~ • . :U':t,""~· ~:a:,~:_:~wa Blllll!la~• Wlllla~ biN:W~o':' ~pent ~bl 1=•~-:r~e:.,.wm 1118~ fi: ~:la:h :d~:~· ~la~eolee. Elaln~ m~ ~~ ':;- V..,~ !!'. d . ·JI - ' ~Jere ~ d~~ sen~, ham~. o;:e ~ud~;tm~ I Fie~ds, n~l Slon~e ~sh res~ted an~ Mr~ 1 • Mr~ :;s ~ere ~t" ""'I my faVOrite lime to Wl'ite waa acotch1 jumpropa and ball. 'arlJ evenlnt. You kt!011 I h • Are they ao different? time, the quiet lltnt after sup- And . . ttie May 1 11111ue per Is out of the way and be- U. S. News aed World Re1"rtl lore the bedtime rush. has a three page artiele My fav01'lte spot is my back- the title "IS American y ~~~~ yard where I can see up and So Bad After All?" To , down the beautiful Ob!O rtver, the article, "In uneount<'d pa't the bllls directly across bers. when the chips are down from Gllllpolll Ill wb•re t h • the youth• have pr<~ved to river puts lbe fertile flat fields the equal of any lighting on -the West Vlr8inla side. preduccd by America or any Right now, I see even more other natloo in the past."' water because Chickamauga And I'll bet aU of them have C~ II out of Ill boundaries. not always worn their hair In I Even William J. Sibley In "The a crewcut. In fact, one heroic . French Five Hundred publish· marine had bis picture takm ed in IID3, wrote of the IJII'Ing with hair longer than a butcb rain& Ill. Oallipolit In 1791. He Oo]IB .. . there goes any m~n tells hciw the raina caused a readers of thlo eolumn. "large pond near .the p u b I i c Rave you seen . .. 1 kinder square lheiiOOll developed into face than Ed Stewarta? ..... a deiJibllll the whole popula· Mrs. Bossards beauUful peonlion and !rled frollegs became ies? . . . "' a prettier carpel the prevallln& table delicacy. than white locust petals blown Wonder H there are any frogs by the winds that have accom• areund the hl8h water now? panied some of our rain? We have beard 10 much about ••our wayward yo\tth" and a~ bout bow "Tbl~~gs aren't like they used Ill be." But auess what glint tilt kldo up here on ., pJ ans Annuo/Pt'Cni'C ~~hard ·~· Honored Sh M 2 I~ ~ellll tee Joh~aon~ ~t':~ld: :0 ualt from across Ohio who attended the first "State ()c)nference on the Arts" presented by the Ohio Arts Council Tueiday, May 16 at the Neil Art Colony.-----..... -- House Hotel, Columbus. The local women represented' French~ .,'If;: "'"~ ~·· Leader For W S C S Is Mrs Hill Marte~ Are Planned In T ( Wal~ p C-8 Jamborees I ~~ tile ~r:;:m f~~tured :d ~~ th~ Da~ 8• rtde-E/ect ~ never~~ ( ~Mrs. m B~nnett ~ GALLIPOLIS- Pictured frnm lelt to right are: Mrs. J)on~ld M. Thaler, Mrs. Fred La·1.arus lll, Mrs. I, C. Walker and Mrs. Merrill Evans. They were among 400 members of Arts organl~a1,ion and intereeted lndivtid- IY PAT HOliCK . LlsltllJII1Iiltr/lll'hen I Wll.do- our hill play frOID the I I lng a lol of c:rta!lve wrlttng, schools 0111 !Ill d a r k? :::m tim~ th~t ~n't, .. ~In! ~~leon ...~:.~dlni Le~on. ~ ~ ~ • •• In Memorial Day Parade in Pomeroy Personal Notes f rom Mrddleport • :P"· Us ~klc;::e:ut ass Fieklm~ ~I ~to Cub Scouts p•.... . . p-...r.• • t vents D ~ evOfiOnQI from G odepos Giv Cl en c~urt ~: ~ussed ~ ani Just Between ':j adjus~ sing!~ Met'gs ~ cryi~~g th~ ~ ·~ ~eiltate ' By Palrici6 Houck ........, ..._ .. _ _.,_ II -- -- Eberylamlly wllb member ol daUghterbaniluol. Mc!hera...!' lbe dlreetlon of Mra. Nea!l family was taSin& a home presented 1'01!11 at Sunday WOI' · course and their prob- sblp aervlces. Mrs. Aroold aoweit aD solved by "Tru- coDipiUIIed Mn. Robert McHaf· (Jean Wbtfebead) fie, Mils Vlrgtnla Welcb, and "M118Cies M .. Mrs. Harold Bolmn of Alhw Smith) wblch Susanna was releaBed 1r o ' then reduce heal to moderate dresBinp will deter the groWih the family's opiDlon of his .... the hoapital Salu!'doy .ner haY· iOOK CIUWI Pill: temperature and bate 10 miD- ol 111811 liJod poliOaiDI or,aotelligence. 1118 been bolpltallud for medl· 1 <If 111i1f lllel or IUIIO II Ill. Wnl. II bu beeo lllabllllled Other cbaracters In the play ell treatment. 'l'bl old "w!VII We" of food tllal llflln'- IIOI'IIially usowere "Mr. Pepper," Dale Bot- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew and eialld with food .....,Ins are ton, "Mrs. Pepper," Debblt cblldren, Todd and .Robill. ari ro tun &0 uniCipofe . completely clelaoJH, Ia th Fitch, "Helen Pepper," weekend vlsitora In Columbus particuler ICld mediUID ol clrtsces Wells, "'ni!IOthy Pepper, with tbeJr liOn-in-law and daugh- Partie!.._ All . rill liDS piQductll. . MY READERS ANSWER Randy HaU. Diane Raigua! """ ter, Mr. and Mra. David Brown. lion 111 lbe Memorlll Da ,... enawo . It 14, or ClOIII'II, )lOIIlble lor 'Dill: MAn. , laoklng, lnte!Ugent with high ved as narrator for !be play. Mr. Crew ,..1 upeciaUy for ade to be beld In Pom Y 114rl. Pa! JobnaoD and Mn. lllod pollonJns Ill occur Ia !Md Dear Helen· standanls. Mter tbree months The business meetiJ1i followed a training session in youth and be planned 1 eroy Ted RUey 1 den wlU pre11111t dlsbn wbere mayonnaise andA •ord oi eacoura of. tbe blues, 1 decided lh• program. adult Uterature conducted at Monday dl 1'1 a a meeting of Mid· the llklt. Members ofllle &rOIIP or aalad drelllngs have been divorced waltresagement to th1s wasn, the answer, and bethe Rlveralde Methodist Church JOB'S DAUGirl'EIIS, lletbeill2 be P!ck Sl4 to are John Pat Riley, Larry used, II In lha cue o1 pci!lto an men thlnlt sh Is who says 1811 a program of rehabilitao • will meet at 7:30 Monday night Y m.,.t at the Nell, Mike Haley, SIDlln1 Lit- salad, tuna salad, etc. But 1n . e ea..oy prey. tlon. It has worked. Tbe children Mlas Erma Smltb, Columbus, at the Pomeroy Mason,ic TernFlnt United !'ret- tit, Arnold Johnson, Jeff Bea- such inotanoes, the chlof lnJred· Seven yeara ago my ex-wife and I are happy and well f / IJ the guest of ber brother-In· pie. New ofllcel'l wru be elect- Th1 OlurciL ver Brent llenley George Bat- lent, f!Bh, melt, Ifill or pota· obtained an Alabarno divorce od, the future bright. Ul S S law and oister, Mr. and Mrs. ed. opellins ceremony lor ey, mel Randy Ransey The 'loet, would be laotor a fault. and married her 24-year-old Tbe divorce knocked off my f Philip Meinhart. CUB SCOUT PACK will !be pack meetlnc will be con- cl011ln1 will be In chlrge Wbat kind Ill cooJdt 11e JOU' boyfriend, this after we had Iexcess weight. I took on a new 0 Mrs. Grace Q'JIUOII, St. Ma· meet .Monday nlcbt It I b. dueled by Scott Frllw, Chuck Richard Ow•n and Mra. itft. How about "Chocolate Chip"1 been wed IS years. Tbe hairdo and re-styled my wsrd- MIDDLEPORT - "Heallns rys. W. Va. was here Wedne&- !tllddleport Flrll United Prasby· =nswortll, Jlmmy HoI m a a, neth Scltes' dell made up o1 :;o"ldel· I recently received 8 awarded her cusindy of our robe, found an exciting part- Words for Weary People," a day for the funeral servlcts ol terlan Chureb Gtorse SleWIIt ol Ilea I. Timmy Sciles Bobby Powar Cbocolate Chip Cookie Pin" children but she Informed 1 time job. I go to rchool n e devotional meditation I rom Raymond Else!Jteln. Cleve- RACINE W811eyao Sanlce :e molhen are Mra. Ern- Danny Davis, Dtck Owen, liar; bit of American I would aay. 0 I could bave tbem with me an night a week, started playing Guidepost, was presented by land. Guild will hold 111 regular meetuer lllld Mr1. Oberlel l"ulll, Rleblrd Berry, and Jobll Keep all th08t carda and letand every time they choose Y duplicate bridge, most import- Mrs. Charles Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Har- inc Monday, May 22, at 7:30 III<Ooud. lerl coming - one ol I b e.ID Wit•n they are with me which anUy, began for new night at a meeting of the Busy ria and sons, Kenny and David, at the church annex. Everyone Night . Relreslunenll wlU be HI'Ved maJ hi a prize recipe. Is often, we eat mo.! .,j u r women (and m n Bee Clsss held at the Middle- and Marty Vaughan, are spend· Ia reminded to bring lbelr RC by Mrs. Dan Meadow and lllra. 1 meels in restaurants. MDIII0 of fnendo. The married communi· port F1rst Baptist Church. In& today at Buckeye Lake. bottle caps. Eureoe Collde's Ilea 1, CO!Dpotthe waitresses In our orea learn- ty ." not In lune with us singles. Mn. Bennett concluded do- Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mlaa THE llfiDDLEPORT WCT!J ed of Steven Bachner Ke1U11 ed II my problem, end without I JOined Parents Without Part- vo!Jonu with a prayer poem en· Lydia Eberebecb. and Mrs. will meet Monday, May 22 at I Byer, Mickey Mltc:bWloth any augges&n or requ..t """" ners (you can find the number titled "The Parents' Prayer," Jay Warner of United Melho- 7:30 p, m. 11 tbe lollddlepol'l POMEROY ell Meadows, Tommy Wallerl me, we began to be helped in In the phone book or at tile Ji. W1nnersln a contest on men dlst Clnlrch attended a dlstrlct Presbyterlaa CliJI'Ch. Night waa - Hlllbanda' Tommy Seally, Brill Conde: many little ways. Tbe girls brary)._ I read everything 1 of the B1ble conducted by Mr1. for of the wben the Ml:.eerved Tburaday and Mark Haoerty. 0Wet OY 11 watched the l!liUIII boys' meals could find on adjusting to diHawkms were Mrs. Women'• Society of <llrlaUan Tuetda aervattoo epo;rt Child Coli- Bobcat badgea will be awanl· A mllcellaneotrl bridal lholr· earefully, making certain they vorce. I joined v!U'ious "sing- Dana Hamm and Mrs. J • b n ilervice beld Thursday In GaUlY Pomeroy ;:et at the ed. It was announced that each 1 lr " given Friday evenlq at hsd tho proper food. Since les clubs" suggested by my new Lyons. polio. SPECIAL lo!EETING of tho Due OD U. cub must be aceompaoled by lite Granp Hall 1 work all day, often thev would friends. I even joined a compu- Mn1. Frances Bearbs presidLodlea Auzlllary of tewll Mallo wral inlllld tames were dl· parent. Tbe pack wu NOI'JIID· for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Line. phone or stop over at ,;y hoose tor-match service, advortised ed at the business meetinl dur· ley Pool 283, Middleport, bu 001 of eveninl. T b • Ired In AprU wllh Allen Leon- Hostesses were Mrl. Lew I s to see my I01lS had prop<'r care m the newspaper, and though lng whiCh time 1! was decided been cllled for 'fuelday, 7 p. a bumoroua ard continulnc as cubmuter. Hughe&, Mrs. Hay H1JIIIel, Mrs. Tbey wero taken to the movies. I didn't meet any tastine men to have a demonstration on hoim. at the home of !111'1. Allen Yours:/.' Live With John Fultz Is treiiiUI'er. and Jr. Line and Mra. Paul buwling, the shore, etc. Many throu!h _this, it was fun and lday foods by a home econoHampton AIr" WUUam L. IH th or a to Do Un- Pultz and Charles Byer r a Rlrrison. of the waitresses were divorced kept antiCipation going mist of_the Columbus and SouthSmith, preeldent, announced. lift : .. Arrlva." A committee members. • Tbe baD was beautifully deoand had children of their own The secret, I feel. is to l0<1k em Ob1o Electric Co. in Decem· MEIGS COUNTY RldJng club Ho .. Ill Mrs. An· Saturday the cubs attended orated with an · umbralla trim11 1 but stiil they managed to fmd [ shsrp, be sharp, smile, be ber. A ''bakelese" bake sa 1e wlU meet Tueadoy, M8J sa, at wan! IVbo will move to a performance <i ''Tbe C med wltb pint roaebudl and time lor us. Tbere were no emo- friendly, and llways have was planned for June. A thenk· Mra. Milton Hood, Mrs. P. 7:30 p. m. at the home of Joe Don momth. 1 Princess" at Grace l!lplscopll streamers. It loaned by 1 8 tional strings attached. good Ume; never Jet sell-pity you note was read from Mrs. L. Mitch, Mrs. Clyda Allmt- YOUIII. of 1 1 WBJ the winner Clmrcb. Other apecta1 acUvllles Mra. Cbarles Shaver. If a n y jackass 11 aluptd'1 defeat ytu. Pearl Hoffroan, and lbe meet.. worth, and Mrs. Walter Haya. GIRL SCOUT leaders meet at m, : : " ' :th the prize be- have Included makiDg Mother's Games for the evening were1 enough to make an uncompU- It seems to me the vast num- ing wu concluded with prayer were at St. Albans, W. Va. Frl- camp Klasbuta at t a. m. on menta er r two. Rafresll- Day glf" and work on achievedirected bY tewis Hughe 8 meniary remark about a wait- bers of single people all over by Mrs. Ross Pullen. day niglt for the wedding of Tueoday, May 23, to further Gene were aerved by Mrs. menl awards. Den 2 m d 1e and Mrs.. Paul Harrison. Prizes ress in front of me, f'll ell the country aren't getting their, Tbe birthdays of Bit m e m- Rebecca An n Allensworth, plaiiB for the June day camp. Tbo Houdallbelt, Mra. Da a scrapbooks and are planning were won by Mrs. Maxine Lane bim plenty' 1 am proud to1 ssy share of publicity. When you bers were observed during !be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- PAST MATRONS of Pomeroy mas, Mra. Charlet Smith, tomato growing contest, and Mrs. Gene Lane, 1\!lss Jlecl<y I have many waitres•es f r figure there are over 500.001) social bour. Tbey were t be 10n 0. Allensworth, former Mid- Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. w i 11 Hensler, and Mrs. Den 4 members were guesla of Lane, Mrs. Kennan Llwhon 0 adultsmglesintheSanFrancis- birthdays of Mrs. PuUen, Mra. dleporl residents, to Lewis meet Tuesday evening at the friends. and there may be peoAt HarriJ. Kenneth Selle& at h1a Route !3 Mrs.. Benny Wlllll and pie just as good in the world co Bay area alone you can see C. H. W1se, Mrs. Alice F r e o- HOIII')' Clark, oon of Mr. a n d home of !111'1. Norma Parker at Mr were Mrs. Howanl, farm for a bike, picnic and ani· Calvm Lane. · but none better. At we're a large <egment of socie- land, Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mrs. Mrl. Henry D. Clark, St. AI- 7:30 p. m. i'!!ID Gleu, Mra. . mal atlldy. The &Ue.sll ol hWlOr opeae<1 when the beys needed 1a moth- ty, and rate as much concern Laura Seines, and Mrs. Leona bans. The wedding tool: place LADIES AUXILIARY Racine ,_,., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, and araclously thanked their er's attention bedly, they had as the Goldenyears, H i p p lea, Sigman. Buddy glfll were dlt- at the l"lrsl Baptist Church Ia Post. American will : · Mrs. Frank Sisson, AUXIo/' many flolenda and relaUvea for several fine substitute JOO!hers teenagers, even mtthers. - trlbuted. St. Albans. meet at 8 p. m. Tueoday at the 1\fr..... Mrl. Kenneth Harris. lOry the usalul and lovely alf!a, I 1 Tbe lUella""" sii'Ved ..,.._ This ts something I'll JOLINE Azaleas In pink shades were Mrs. Grace Weber, Bloom- hsll. Potluck refreshmenlls will Mr. 1lllldnd Mra. Allan Leonerd, able to repay , even If they'd Dear Helen: used in the table arrangement field, N. J., was the recent be served. • Mra. Kenneth Scltes, ea, ooffee and bql Ide witll let me. - E.J.F. II a divorcee wants to meet prepared by Mrs. C. P. Brad· guest of ber. brother and sis- Rim.AND ALIDINI are ask· Mr. and Mrl. LoweD Beaver, the guest of honor betna sarv· Dear Helen: men, she can go to the Friday bury. Other hostesses were Mrs. ter-in·law, Mr. aud Mrs. earl ed Ill IDIII at 7 p. m. Tuesday Mraand.• Houdasbelt, MIDDLEPORT _ Tha ann•L ed1befll'llt. You asked lor divorcees to night Bar-gain counter, wheTI! Pullen, Mrs. B. F. Panna!ee, Brannan. Mrl. Weber 11 1n In lba hl&h school IJIIIDUhllll • ., • "'"'· Den Wblle. al pjenlc 111 ba htld on J ;;1 Invited ll*lll Mr tell others how they "came you go "single." and after a and Mrs. Jacob Turner, West Union, W. va. v!Jitlng Ill decorate for 1111 1Mual banat the home of Mrs u;: • and Mrs. Maxlile Lane, 1h through.'' I am neWly divorced double-scotch, come out "dourelatives, and will return here quet. Neutzlln& was ' • en I(I'OOID'I mother, Mr. and 14rL mother of three, living in bles" But not if she wants 111 .for another visit with the Bran- REGISTRATION for cblldren rogram pest pretldeJ,Wu!ed, 1111_ Benny Wlllls, Mra. Dale Dun1 IUburbs, consider myself nice keep those high morals. Bars nans. enterinl ldndergarten 1n Southlary of Drew Webster ·• UJU He, lllra. Lewll 11\lcl!ll, Mra ' are for instant fl-iendohlps, but Mrs. Betty Cline Is In ern Locll School District aen o • o o met atilt ho of Poet It, Ray Hap", Barbar1 and Sue they don't tead to marriage. Ia !hi! weekend visiting ber Saptember from It L m. Ia !Hackett, Georce Mrs. Marvin Glndltlberge/ 1 1 KNOWS WO lfleS brother and sister-In-law, Mr. S p. m. Tuesday, May 23 at o ' Mra ., ' Kand)', J. . and BIU, Dear Helen: , SYRACUSE _ Tile Tr1 Coun- and Mrs. Ernest Ring. ldaderprten building, Ractne. APPLE GROVII -1be Ap- ·comed Into the -;;:..,:• weJ. Walter Jr. Lana, lllra. DenliJ . agree a lot of men turn 1 ty Citizen's Band Radio Club b Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad· Parents to take birth certift- pit Grovo WSCS met Tuesday tbe group after a :e, Mra. Calrin LIM, Bteky ' 1 divorcee into a wrestling part- met recently at the New Haven ury entertained With a dinner ealel and lmmun!Jatlon record. lliahl at tbe church with Mrs. !lnet willie realdl In I"Jorr. • llermaa Lawhon, Mr 1: PT ner, and others are looking lor roadside park with 40 In II II- dpartyhtin observance, of I heIr Supt. Paul Powell reminds par- Donno IIIII aa proaram lead- do. Mn. Ollft rl:app - _,_ Adldul and Mrl. Paul . PLEASANT - Tbe Pl someone to auppert tbem. But if ance. A potluck dl a en aug er Soaanne, 20th bl •• •· .... ,._ - ••• ted • d ' ,.._ ,....,. •.,..Pleasant Band Boosters met "Divorcee" stic'·nner, wiener .day. Allending ' · l:lr• lam· rur en .. Sl, !lOT, must be five by ••· .. pruen 'Acroasmemthe prarer. ent opeoed tbe meetl with Sending lilta WIN Mila Belth .. to her gur.a, aDel marshmaUow rout besides Oct. to oater tinderAtlantle," witll IIY«al DevoUona were nbg .,_ at e PPHS band room and joins various organizations, she- 7:30 p. m. was at I 1Y was Carl Wolfe. prten. ben rudiDI Items pertaining J. llf. Tbornllln lllld th Y"""· en Thomu, 111'1. llll')' Yoimg, plans for the attend- 'II win. I stayed single 12 years A short busi linl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel, Ill the aubject. Songs were 1 period of allent ere ,... Mr. and Mra. Gl111111 Smllh and ance_ at tho Strawborry Festi- then a woman friend lntroduc: conducted b wu Morristown, are here lor I hI POMEROY WOMEN'S Cbrlt- "Neer the Croll," "What A memory of tha war In llr. and 111'1. Ceralil ;n Buckhannon on June 2 me :rImy present husb•nd George graduallon e v e n Is of their UID Temperance Union w Ill rrtend We Have In Jesua," . ' ...,, • • IS a ever want In a man. treasurer reports grandcblldren, Aaa Brldbury, meat at 2 p.m. 'fuesday at the IMI8 by the JTOUp. A dlacut- Officara nporta """ p r • '1'he umform drive alldltor ro- I was still wonderiDg If I should and approved Thwere read I Hwho craduatea from lollddlepol'l Pomaroy United Me I h o d I sl lion was held on Amllrtean and and a letter ol IPflNOIPARTY OiVEN . ported a hslance of $232.99 on marry him on my way to th• were read · e by-lawl 1gb School Del 11e Cb BrtUih aUon from A. V Jlo R!lllll8YILLE -Mark Smith 1 hand and $1 still due on ll1e church. I have n·vonce b- st•ad and d'by Grin- bury • who wUI ' s graduate ry Brad· MetbadlmJ. ' well I Dd a8hibJ fl!ll'l old wu .......... wltil' < 1scu ..,. from urcb. The bualnts1 sa•fon waa In Mr · Edne McKnlibl 1111nki111 8 · new unifurms. John Cooper' sorry. MRS. F. K. Jambor the eighth grade Monday night. LADIES AUXILIARY of Lew- chll'll of Mrl. Mabie Roush, thiii'OUP for II lbe 11 May announced the uniform drive Dear Helen: lor Ma t announced Lt. and Mrs. David l"leldl II Manlty Poll 263, Americaa l tht prealdent. A report waa glv· death of Mrs. Howell wae read. parelil, 114r. and Mrs. I wil,l end on May 27th. I am 19 and divorced. I June fa F :"'kereburg and and children, Tammy and Step. Lesion, IIJOCial meettna at lbe en on the IUC<IH ol the rum- Durin , '" 1111. The servm, table Tbe group named a new married at 17 and "freed" last Several 'm ber.endshlp, I n d. I Clendenin, were recent home of Mre. Allen Hampton mage slle held In Pomeroy and hou g I concludJna IIICial .anltr1tl with I birthday board of directors compoBed ofl July ir Las Vega• Jamb em rs attended the Iguests of Mrs. Eva Hartle at 7 p.m. Mrs. Wlllloin Smith, the sale oJ ru A moll r gamea were playad wllh ._. with cowboys Wdliam McGraw, Louls Rossi I I used to thlnk iho same as April held at Marietta on!an<[ Mrs. James Faulkner president, llfgeo attendance. made Ill C!OIIJ.:;e the J::h::; : : Gbemg won bJ II r L and Jndlllll. Favors ol surkancl Mrs. L. W. Getty . John "Bitter" did- aU men are af- Enjoy;n th . husband or Mrs. LADIES AUXILIARY OF fund wltb procoedl 11 be uoed W 1 lllnRelore and Mrl. Owen en,lowllllaae and bata were gi•was named property leragoodtlrnewlthadivorcee. Mark Ke!ms, were ners granddaughter, leavell"eeney-llenneUPost 128, Amer- lor needeln the .ommunlty . .. reshmeltll '!'.''WI lbl pest&. Glfls were l11!1an But when I started •oin• out D . R earns. Tuesday for Vietnam. lean tecton, wiU meet at 7:30 Joyce "'bite'• blrthda w M by Mrs. Ha- 1-1! d prelllltd . If Marl<. Refresi!The BoosteMJ voted to spon- I made it known I ..;, thai f and Rebecca Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lorena 'fuesday nlahl at the haU. olloerved" with Mre. y Ma:l: Weilll It lltOat Ice cream, cake, pota. a_ retarded child to Camp kind. They didn't like It someSh tarBt,l W Va.: Mr. DaviS , Mrs.. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Wednesday Roush and Mrs. Dolly molfe Holme's "- and Mrl. 111;1111 __::'1'",. and tool aide were 1 ren, · Mepke ankenshlp c· d Mand Frances MwI1son, Mrs. Galen F'EENEY • BENNET!' Post aervinl refrolhmenll to eleven Osby Martin. and Mrs. and• • ltlck7 Kindlich thts summer. Itimes· but they ,.. me a ch'ld " •u• Edith Saatr,;_,. Mrs. "' Tommy Reed ' Danny 1 lot mere for saying it. Those Matt and D 'd y, ark , Brown, rs. Lee Smltb, and IJI, Americeo Laawn, will meet members. Wlldermutb.' ""'""' llldrT Dodd, Mike Smtl/1, Grand Opry SlaM! ' left. Richard James Jividen represent- II 7:30 Wedneaday ntgbt at the 81111 Joey Smith, Clare ........ Mrs. 'McMahon. i~· WSCS President~~". 5ociety II llO nii!Jrd jl 111J ol !be IICh- . nlcal Or,! jailmll4 ol Ml ..,., • · If!' Flavor WI'!! lmnoo and just aoy cqe ot•.fo@d JOIIC!nlns .. · • lll!llotln 11 pit.". ··· · ·_ Ill' aour 'l"- • pinch of lilllmec and clnna-Jsoclatbli Goalqmpt!OD of "llle _. clu Mix llour• add !---...r•''. ---.. .. - m"'"' . n· In lido - · lllrl' She piau .. .11'11." .. JCIU' llta,,J ' ' Uvl . 111!-lmon. ll1e beaten ' ,..;..._ ...... leave lbonl J1lllt D. J.ay 'JOII have Mrl b • _...,will< andiDaist 411' ll1ad dtwhliJI with 111•y01111, iloft•t ulter, aUr lD ·, 1111 - ftavorlng, the - · 'l'bole lliit l'llld lhll aoiJuau 1 pour paltry lined pan, Aa 1 tulltf ol filii, II II well am 1111'1 'IOIIId llte10 hi aprinkJ10 top mfll clnnemon. knoWD 1hal tbe 'flneger mHI· 1111"1 rec1pu • poaaibl ve u Bal:e mlnulllll In hot oven um . of mayonnaise or a a 11 d ~ •'bd~'f!J ·~ Oil~ I' • 11·~-Arnold •• I ~ flou ' _...... "" Al~ltlldel',llrL%feiiJIOIIIIIIt - .... -.::: :::-:.";,.~"'7 .... _ .. - ....... - ....... -.... nry ~plaftd by . aanna, ~ llodant at OUvet •N.: ' ::...~ ~ ,ieN IV!in ~'- -~ ~lldllr · Tb lfn 1 1 " arene College. She went hnl • - 11'1111 for Rcip~ ··- .•.......,, "' 1(111111 . , LS I .. '• ,I . The Sllnday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 21, 1987-7 '• E-1-:-eil.; ie ..f\.eCipe IYl\ltlllD • ~· ~ ~*M. 1M~ ·~op · ~ · ~ .... . ... . .. ~ .. ~ , .... .. ' -~·. ~. ;_- · ' "· ~ · ' '" " - ~ j • . JI . THE GRAD. �' • ' ' . ~ / • ! I I . 'I ·u~iJs::1itt Final Progr~;,_· ...,.,.___·""'""' •·'-'!Z1::,- tma~:.= ~A ~ Stude!U : !it ' ·, · ~'-'l'iie...'lintR•-·""' lbree G·•·sradeo · .. ~ ......,;;.,; ... ' 9cmti s, _ . .,,,.._..,.,,. •..,.. by lflde& ~Jere "Little Man 4t1. lbe lad "Come and Da · lh." from tile..,.,"': W and Gretel."..,_ we- ;::t. t!pth IJ'Id• clw pr · ~~~~ltle lpll~= liiiiiiOlllUI ·Bobb• Jackson, llart!er•-' "" ;......- wu playe,d by Mike Other cbaraclerua "Bob " T e r U' Sielhm, dallillter ' Deb• h1a""-. ""' p' tiler" I . ~; Martha Wells lntroducod next I • ''llllosl In which eentered anUcsofan "educated won by Mrs. Boring) for wrlliD& essay In a contest Per5onaiNotes FTOmPomerQY KA:!'Its KORNER ""·.o...,... n • p·· ·. --. 11ft weeU wor:... ~e PP~Y w.!...~ .-~..,.,. lllra. 1 .... m1 Amertcan !ally for !be Mother's we:: 1 which Included a mot be n~· fa a.n... . . · ' IY . IA'DB CliO'II' ~·" m.. .,m be--...... 11.-.Enlfe . rmplucll~;i __, n . ., ....... --:.,It .... . . ;__. .,,. ~· = ='"-""......:: CQJI =-ud 00 cb~:ed Helen Help US Bys'::" ~ ~ ' ~·-- ~ OJi· ·~ •• lookl~~g ~D Husbands' Ob Served by Ch. o/d L eague worksho~ off~<erl ~~~ ~'~.:~~ -·~ ~8~at c· . Boosters Plan For t'estival "'w"'~" g ~ On June 27 sf Ladi~A ~r ~~ ~ s per:!"J1~ ~ F~ulk: kl~ ~:n. n~edK:~: r: Gri~::e~ Nl~:d ·~d ~rs. wm:;~'t ~~v:":."!~i ~~Y~:v! a~d ~ s~:.': th 0~~~=~~onCb:;c~1~1~ recordin~ man~ cou~tries. wh~re st~nd bl~ ~earns. 1 Rolli~ ~~ce ~ethodist n~· ~sr, -~rsMday. at~~Hele~r h~~s ~~Um Duckw~'J!. o;;.g~:~;' M~;n r:::~1 this J~n~~ ;;!1!~r!~~gaandre! th~ sta~ed ~mbl~l'!lhip F~r:rt P'-- . ~ r For~~,.~~~ Clyd~ AI·~· Attendln~ ht~ Plr:~: M~ysa:~tly ;~:~~ D~vid I~ berl~ndnd dwau~Vhter .,.ea~. th~~ ~'ia' We~rtoa~ uner~~ I _GALLIPOUS - May Chi'IIIIID Socii! Relations, Mrs';:" lllfO!ing of the Grace . J. Bron; Missionary Ed;_ WoiJIIIn's Society of Mrs. L!Q)Id Blaztt( . SarV!ct wu held Memberlhlp CUitloatlon. M r s. ; . evilnlnl tt tho church. Hoke Robinsoo : Program Ma-' ; l"olloll'llll the short 1erials, Mrs. Hir~m StUie•:... ~ meeting, devotions and a Spiritual Ule, Mra. T. A. 'l'horili,.. vam IIQre prelf!nled bY , ••; Supply Work, MTI. J•m•i · Marvin Saundert, tre11urer. Gilliam. and members tl Circle 7. Chairman. Lactl C b u r ~ ~ ' beautiful and lnpreasive Acllvitllt Committeo, Mrl, leo, "DialoiU• T!Jrouall Hom Hamilton; Cb11rm1n, . ll!g," wao lfve• by Mrs. Hoapitalily Committee, Mr1. McMahon, Mro. David T•\>ney, Viol1 Carter: HIIIA>rill, MI'J, Mn. Lawrence Tawney, 0. J... Wblte. Mre. Alan Scott, foUowod by NOminltllll Commfttet: Mra . . duet, "Give of Ym1r B.., to Earl Durham, chalflllan: Mrs. Mas!e<, by Mrs. Wm. J. Brown, Mrs. Dol Gin. an~ Mrs. Scott , with Mr 1. gerich, Mn. tl<lU RoblniiOD 1nd Hoke RoblnSOII ot tho organ. Mrs. Stanloy Foldon. At tho concluolon t1 the Chalrm111 of Clrcleo kJr the gram , Mro. S1undero cmnlng year uo Mrl. Wm. P. over the pledge service as 81nlth, Circle No. I; Mra. Har· members'o card pledli"ll old Swinder, No. 2: Mrl. Keith en, service, ond gilts lor Suiter. No. 1: Mrs. aen.va HOW• coming year wos ploced 1! ell , No. 4: Mrs. Howanl Neal, alter. No. 5; Mra. Gartond Caudill, Tbo clootng benediction No . 6 ond Ml'l. Nll'IDIIII lttwlrt, repeated in unison. No. T. Foi!O"wing the mvlce, - ------frellhmentl!l were served tn dining room bv m•mm1 Circle 4. · Officers of the Woman'• ciety for the f:omina: year wtll be Installed a! the morning ship !t.rviee. MBy 21. TheM ficen ar' : prell ident. MTI. ~rett McMahon, vice • nrooJ.I' dent, Mr1. John Francies: orary vlrP- president, Hughey .Jones: l!erretary, Frank Child,.n : !rotiSUirer, Mrt. Marvin Saund~s. 1 Secrotari .. of other orolinrto : Campus Ministry, Mn. Iare lal Hamilton ; Christian lions. Mrs. J E. MIITI!IOII: - -----~-·-- Wlho~ liS E. s-ncl St. Pomtroy, Ohio ~- "·~ ~. ~--·-• ~party,Sa!llrdoy, D~;'Smhla FOR ..,Iliad BELFORTE •1111NIIItll •rcot Tl 11111111 ~~~ .... .. . ,_,113Z · · - ........ J::"• ,..:~ullKJ=~ and Yvonne. D n al d a bill. Th Htu;kelfl are Ho1t1 Mr , Holtl . laeltl, PT PLEASANT - The Wil- caved In If a woman I ( . Ohlmger. New Haven: John lcers of th W ul'!ldav To "e ,_ D ' Haed, M 'IIIII Teresa SmJ•• Ill Brothers. and : ter) will. take advice o :.:m Hartford: Kathy Dav- Chr' . e oman's Soeiety If TIIUR8DAY .., llwr '"""" ,,eerhviUe WSCS tild tbt '--d . guest. .., Grand Old Opry stars. h ave I still-teen I'll say "Let , IS and children, Chris and Bod- G IStJan Service held at the RIVERVIEW GARDE.'! Cl b MIDDLEPORT - A par I y REEIJSVILLE lllldf. . been signed for an appearanre know you an em le, Mason: Mr. and Mrs Church, Galli· wlll--bave a lleld trip and pi.,:: members of !be Middleport ville WSCS met wlth 'fo(n, NIIJ , at th, George Thursday, May 25p' at the . 'Ifill-~ was playheldlll their Wilson forwere theledMaJ·'l. J. c 11 e "!96'1 dMason Coonty Fair. 'II have no .•rouble" - HdAPyopuy· my G Jo 11 _hnson, 11 Tony and "' • a,w rs. Arthur Ford ed Run Staie e at and the ])orne nl lleyotlons ' · _ , , . -QIIVICE . Racine HELD Gran•e •• e.nes a_v. August 9th I This column is dedicated to' . a rpo s: Mrs. MarMaret and children. Kirkersville, are Ume Is 5 p. m ark. Meetinr. Mr. and Mrs. Georse Htckolt, otha Riebel, with Ohllntd Rtrrl1 • ')lie three brothers. Guv. VIc • fomily Jiving. so if you're hnv· and Conme Clagg, Kanth• gu I f J lth Ml Ro .... w,.. A , Life SUnday oa and Skeeler. have performed m mg kid trouble . I auga , Ernest Young Pomeroy · Rev es s o her parents. the . r., w ss se Marie Hao- topics being used . . • pt1l 10 willl a basket dinner foreign appear-: lrouhle, let Claud Cunningham: Richard The. and Mrs. illlrtlelt. VISIT IN RAONE kett as the hostelS. Tbe 'business eesslon wu con. II noon lilld serviCOI In· !be af. ed '" motiOn pictures. plav-: She will welcom P . Agnes White. snd ba y came •JPaclaD1 for l:lrt RACIN!Il . -Mr d M the •Hair were Sutbe ])l'llaldeal ""· J b'l US e You r "The Lo " ccalaureate of J,lll., BartCl I nd . . an ra. san 1\lorrll, Marilyn Slumbo Relhia by Shumwa PI ' Mn. Tbe ""*lor . was llev. - "1 on u 'ee A and MI d-i own amusing experiences Ad ner, of Syracuse. let• . Sundsy night, and the mad- ''ewCeuma lof J,ames Butcher, Karen Me !if. made lA>, send . !'!"' Jq Norrta _. - · • non and D . ecky Bartlett from iled se 1 d ' · ·• . · .nney, ucu•Je • auer Don Stsie HoapltaJ for "'II · ..... , aerrtee "' v Lou Grll h t<rn Hayride in ad<l11ion to ' dress Helen Bottel 10 . ca.re of. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ey- uatwn of B ." " a vs h "·s ...- ""-..,... ._ lltllled In uie f1 1 n•wspaper. Sellers eighth grade MO"-!ay night. Gruese;, 1 phant sale was projli!lr nd ·!!Dr _....uat, 111 • 'j 1 M d .... rs. Paul Wlneliftn•• .... 'I ,. d •· . rs: a 1Nelson. Ault,- Debbie Jenk'"•, Sue K()b. !le" 1 1t' ty Fair will be August I ·ro A'ITEND CAMP r. an Mrs. Junior Holsingerllumbus Is the m• t' 1..,.r, ""'e' qf Racme. lr1s Me-llin... .Mar•o H;;:ris To' ., . · ... a ,·• bake .... · '"'"' ...,.._""' t lht the grounds f t 11 j and son Paul Wavne f R · · ••es 0 her par. ""Y returned with th fte 1 •-' • '· ·m ' I .was p..nneil r "1110 ilel:l •...,. GranIV m es POMEROY _ Pions for at- T · . · o acme. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. being. here to attend a r11Wooda, EUn01' Bo41mer,' Le"ild · ',t;r);_,' :7,: :, . Wedneld;; of PI Pleasant. Fair lending day camp were made th he n•xt meetmg will be at She Will remain until nell week· of Mrs 'I'h MK 'Bl'<lwn, Ruth Halley. -eventilt I"<'T .., r, tickets art llOW iln when Girl Scout Troop 100 met . ep Alms Amvents lodge hall end. a senior ShHe 'hs ,sthy Pickens, Sue Rue, Janice .theahovl !IDd · 1 r,hmoll, Wayne Davis,, .KJihy lejo, Mrs. Erma ·Norris · 'Mn; Thursday at the Salisbury Ele- '" omeroy, May 25, a! 7:30 p. . School . mentary School. Refreshments m. Those at!endmg are asked populat.lon ct'"sus In land Earl Marvin fi'f'Y, Ger- Vivian ·:tva•rN J1!lllW YOJI,K ·1 .: · and 1f0111e11, Ia 1833. tentJUJI, be fum. .:"l'ealth .,,1 Olflctally : · Davis. Nlcbuls, ind Mrs: '1' 1 at-, 1;;;" 0 eeL . Dll¥. s av s, Kmn trawloy, Job n l'lckpns. il'hf 111111 .meetlna,IIW !ended a .. ... • " ' · • . Bllie, and Wolfe. _ lilt. liltll , -' Signed for Fair ~ ~ lil•lll•• ' ;,.....,.,. ~~ ~ ~-. du~ !~~moo!!Cb•~ !i,;. .~ Jt: ~ 1\IIS~!onlf, ~ A ~·-;: ' ilcco1D·-'~"-n~~ An~ ~tlq. K•· ~fraabPI'~ m. ~ .. ltfi.lifloel~ Hum~i 1 ;Jtn: """' :ar.mro.- m. wlU!Peet,~_!t, ~n~' ~:d J~:,S· Cl~ Mor~an. Mi~e S.~~~~~ ~~~~~~ ;:~se~~byl;-~nger, ~~~n~h::s~d:~e:~ol c::~; ~:;,s~~~=t~ .::re ~::ncor::li r~l •. 0:1~ at~ v~ii.,t:~rll ~~:\~~::IM~~~~r.J ~~v: l~aek; ~:'a~a:l~ • . :U':t,""~· ~:a:,~:_:~wa Blllll!la~• Wlllla~ biN:W~o':' ~pent ~bl 1=•~-:r~e:.,.wm 1118~ fi: ~:la:h :d~:~· ~la~eolee. Elaln~ m~ ~~ ':;- V..,~ !!'. d . ·JI - ' ~Jere ~ d~~ sen~, ham~. o;:e ~ud~;tm~ I Fie~ds, n~l Slon~e ~sh res~ted an~ Mr~ 1 • Mr~ :;s ~ere ~t" ""'I my faVOrite lime to Wl'ite waa acotch1 jumpropa and ball. 'arlJ evenlnt. You kt!011 I h • Are they ao different? time, the quiet lltnt after sup- And . . ttie May 1 11111ue per Is out of the way and be- U. S. News aed World Re1"rtl lore the bedtime rush. has a three page artiele My fav01'lte spot is my back- the title "IS American y ~~~~ yard where I can see up and So Bad After All?" To , down the beautiful Ob!O rtver, the article, "In uneount<'d pa't the bllls directly across bers. when the chips are down from Gllllpolll Ill wb•re t h • the youth• have pr<~ved to river puts lbe fertile flat fields the equal of any lighting on -the West Vlr8inla side. preduccd by America or any Right now, I see even more other natloo in the past."' water because Chickamauga And I'll bet aU of them have C~ II out of Ill boundaries. not always worn their hair In I Even William J. Sibley In "The a crewcut. In fact, one heroic . French Five Hundred publish· marine had bis picture takm ed in IID3, wrote of the IJII'Ing with hair longer than a butcb rain& Ill. Oallipolit In 1791. He Oo]IB .. . there goes any m~n tells hciw the raina caused a readers of thlo eolumn. "large pond near .the p u b I i c Rave you seen . .. 1 kinder square lheiiOOll developed into face than Ed Stewarta? ..... a deiJibllll the whole popula· Mrs. Bossards beauUful peonlion and !rled frollegs became ies? . . . "' a prettier carpel the prevallln& table delicacy. than white locust petals blown Wonder H there are any frogs by the winds that have accom• areund the hl8h water now? panied some of our rain? We have beard 10 much about ••our wayward yo\tth" and a~ bout bow "Tbl~~gs aren't like they used Ill be." But auess what glint tilt kldo up here on ., pJ ans Annuo/Pt'Cni'C ~~hard ·~· Honored Sh M 2 I~ ~ellll tee Joh~aon~ ~t':~ld: :0 ualt from across Ohio who attended the first "State ()c)nference on the Arts" presented by the Ohio Arts Council Tueiday, May 16 at the Neil Art Colony.-----..... -- House Hotel, Columbus. The local women represented' French~ .,'If;: "'"~ ~·· Leader For W S C S Is Mrs Hill Marte~ Are Planned In T ( Wal~ p C-8 Jamborees I ~~ tile ~r:;:m f~~tured :d ~~ th~ Da~ 8• rtde-E/ect ~ never~~ ( ~Mrs. m B~nnett ~ GALLIPOLIS- Pictured frnm lelt to right are: Mrs. J)on~ld M. Thaler, Mrs. Fred La·1.arus lll, Mrs. I, C. Walker and Mrs. Merrill Evans. They were among 400 members of Arts organl~a1,ion and intereeted lndivtid- IY PAT HOliCK . LlsltllJII1Iiltr/lll'hen I Wll.do- our hill play frOID the I I lng a lol of c:rta!lve wrlttng, schools 0111 !Ill d a r k? :::m tim~ th~t ~n't, .. ~In! ~~leon ...~:.~dlni Le~on. ~ ~ ~ • •• In Memorial Day Parade in Pomeroy Personal Notes f rom Mrddleport • :P"· Us ~klc;::e:ut ass Fieklm~ ~I ~to Cub Scouts p•.... . . p-...r.• • t vents D ~ evOfiOnQI from G odepos Giv Cl en c~urt ~: ~ussed ~ ani Just Between ':j adjus~ sing!~ Met'gs ~ cryi~~g th~ ~ ·~ ~eiltate ' By Palrici6 Houck ........, ..._ .. _ _.,_ II -- -- Eberylamlly wllb member ol daUghterbaniluol. Mc!hera...!' lbe dlreetlon of Mra. Nea!l family was taSin& a home presented 1'01!11 at Sunday WOI' · course and their prob- sblp aervlces. Mrs. Aroold aoweit aD solved by "Tru- coDipiUIIed Mn. Robert McHaf· (Jean Wbtfebead) fie, Mils Vlrgtnla Welcb, and "M118Cies M .. Mrs. Harold Bolmn of Alhw Smith) wblch Susanna was releaBed 1r o ' then reduce heal to moderate dresBinp will deter the groWih the family's opiDlon of his .... the hoapital Salu!'doy .ner haY· iOOK CIUWI Pill: temperature and bate 10 miD- ol 111811 liJod poliOaiDI or,aotelligence. 1118 been bolpltallud for medl· 1 <If 111i1f lllel or IUIIO II Ill. Wnl. II bu beeo lllabllllled Other cbaracters In the play ell treatment. 'l'bl old "w!VII We" of food tllal llflln'- IIOI'IIially usowere "Mr. Pepper," Dale Bot- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crew and eialld with food .....,Ins are ton, "Mrs. Pepper," Debblt cblldren, Todd and .Robill. ari ro tun &0 uniCipofe . completely clelaoJH, Ia th Fitch, "Helen Pepper," weekend vlsitora In Columbus particuler ICld mediUID ol clrtsces Wells, "'ni!IOthy Pepper, with tbeJr liOn-in-law and daugh- Partie!.._ All . rill liDS piQductll. . MY READERS ANSWER Randy HaU. Diane Raigua! """ ter, Mr. and Mra. David Brown. lion 111 lbe Memorlll Da ,... enawo . It 14, or ClOIII'II, )lOIIlble lor 'Dill: MAn. , laoklng, lnte!Ugent with high ved as narrator for !be play. Mr. Crew ,..1 upeciaUy for ade to be beld In Pom Y 114rl. Pa! JobnaoD and Mn. lllod pollonJns Ill occur Ia !Md Dear Helen· standanls. Mter tbree months The business meetiJ1i followed a training session in youth and be planned 1 eroy Ted RUey 1 den wlU pre11111t dlsbn wbere mayonnaise andA •ord oi eacoura of. tbe blues, 1 decided lh• program. adult Uterature conducted at Monday dl 1'1 a a meeting of Mid· the llklt. Members ofllle &rOIIP or aalad drelllngs have been divorced waltresagement to th1s wasn, the answer, and bethe Rlveralde Methodist Church JOB'S DAUGirl'EIIS, lletbeill2 be P!ck Sl4 to are John Pat Riley, Larry used, II In lha cue o1 pci!lto an men thlnlt sh Is who says 1811 a program of rehabilitao • will meet at 7:30 Monday night Y m.,.t at the Nell, Mike Haley, SIDlln1 Lit- salad, tuna salad, etc. But 1n . e ea..oy prey. tlon. It has worked. Tbe children Mlas Erma Smltb, Columbus, at the Pomeroy Mason,ic TernFlnt United !'ret- tit, Arnold Johnson, Jeff Bea- such inotanoes, the chlof lnJred· Seven yeara ago my ex-wife and I are happy and well f / IJ the guest of ber brother-In· pie. New ofllcel'l wru be elect- Th1 OlurciL ver Brent llenley George Bat- lent, f!Bh, melt, Ifill or pota· obtained an Alabarno divorce od, the future bright. Ul S S law and oister, Mr. and Mrs. ed. opellins ceremony lor ey, mel Randy Ransey The 'loet, would be laotor a fault. and married her 24-year-old Tbe divorce knocked off my f Philip Meinhart. CUB SCOUT PACK will !be pack meetlnc will be con- cl011ln1 will be In chlrge Wbat kind Ill cooJdt 11e JOU' boyfriend, this after we had Iexcess weight. I took on a new 0 Mrs. Grace Q'JIUOII, St. Ma· meet .Monday nlcbt It I b. dueled by Scott Frllw, Chuck Richard Ow•n and Mra. itft. How about "Chocolate Chip"1 been wed IS years. Tbe hairdo and re-styled my wsrd- MIDDLEPORT - "Heallns rys. W. Va. was here Wedne&- !tllddleport Flrll United Prasby· =nswortll, Jlmmy HoI m a a, neth Scltes' dell made up o1 :;o"ldel· I recently received 8 awarded her cusindy of our robe, found an exciting part- Words for Weary People," a day for the funeral servlcts ol terlan Chureb Gtorse SleWIIt ol Ilea I. Timmy Sciles Bobby Powar Cbocolate Chip Cookie Pin" children but she Informed 1 time job. I go to rchool n e devotional meditation I rom Raymond Else!Jteln. Cleve- RACINE W811eyao Sanlce :e molhen are Mra. Ern- Danny Davis, Dtck Owen, liar; bit of American I would aay. 0 I could bave tbem with me an night a week, started playing Guidepost, was presented by land. Guild will hold 111 regular meetuer lllld Mr1. Oberlel l"ulll, Rleblrd Berry, and Jobll Keep all th08t carda and letand every time they choose Y duplicate bridge, most import- Mrs. Charles Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Har- inc Monday, May 22, at 7:30 III<Ooud. lerl coming - one ol I b e.ID Wit•n they are with me which anUy, began for new night at a meeting of the Busy ria and sons, Kenny and David, at the church annex. Everyone Night . Relreslunenll wlU be HI'Ved maJ hi a prize recipe. Is often, we eat mo.! .,j u r women (and m n Bee Clsss held at the Middle- and Marty Vaughan, are spend· Ia reminded to bring lbelr RC by Mrs. Dan Meadow and lllra. 1 meels in restaurants. MDIII0 of fnendo. The married communi· port F1rst Baptist Church. In& today at Buckeye Lake. bottle caps. Eureoe Collde's Ilea 1, CO!Dpotthe waitresses In our orea learn- ty ." not In lune with us singles. Mn. Bennett concluded do- Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mlaa THE llfiDDLEPORT WCT!J ed of Steven Bachner Ke1U11 ed II my problem, end without I JOined Parents Without Part- vo!Jonu with a prayer poem en· Lydia Eberebecb. and Mrs. will meet Monday, May 22 at I Byer, Mickey Mltc:bWloth any augges&n or requ..t """" ners (you can find the number titled "The Parents' Prayer," Jay Warner of United Melho- 7:30 p, m. 11 tbe lollddlepol'l POMEROY ell Meadows, Tommy Wallerl me, we began to be helped in In the phone book or at tile Ji. W1nnersln a contest on men dlst Clnlrch attended a dlstrlct Presbyterlaa CliJI'Ch. Night waa - Hlllbanda' Tommy Seally, Brill Conde: many little ways. Tbe girls brary)._ I read everything 1 of the B1ble conducted by Mr1. for of the wben the Ml:.eerved Tburaday and Mark Haoerty. 0Wet OY 11 watched the l!liUIII boys' meals could find on adjusting to diHawkms were Mrs. Women'• Society of <llrlaUan Tuetda aervattoo epo;rt Child Coli- Bobcat badgea will be awanl· A mllcellaneotrl bridal lholr· earefully, making certain they vorce. I joined v!U'ious "sing- Dana Hamm and Mrs. J • b n ilervice beld Thursday In GaUlY Pomeroy ;:et at the ed. It was announced that each 1 lr " given Friday evenlq at hsd tho proper food. Since les clubs" suggested by my new Lyons. polio. SPECIAL lo!EETING of tho Due OD U. cub must be aceompaoled by lite Granp Hall 1 work all day, often thev would friends. I even joined a compu- Mn1. Frances Bearbs presidLodlea Auzlllary of tewll Mallo wral inlllld tames were dl· parent. Tbe pack wu NOI'JIID· for Mr. and Mrs. Gene Line. phone or stop over at ,;y hoose tor-match service, advortised ed at the business meetinl dur· ley Pool 283, Middleport, bu 001 of eveninl. T b • Ired In AprU wllh Allen Leon- Hostesses were Mrl. Lew I s to see my I01lS had prop<'r care m the newspaper, and though lng whiCh time 1! was decided been cllled for 'fuelday, 7 p. a bumoroua ard continulnc as cubmuter. Hughe&, Mrs. Hay H1JIIIel, Mrs. Tbey wero taken to the movies. I didn't meet any tastine men to have a demonstration on hoim. at the home of !111'1. Allen Yours:/.' Live With John Fultz Is treiiiUI'er. and Jr. Line and Mra. Paul buwling, the shore, etc. Many throu!h _this, it was fun and lday foods by a home econoHampton AIr" WUUam L. IH th or a to Do Un- Pultz and Charles Byer r a Rlrrison. of the waitresses were divorced kept antiCipation going mist of_the Columbus and SouthSmith, preeldent, announced. lift : .. Arrlva." A committee members. • Tbe baD was beautifully deoand had children of their own The secret, I feel. is to l0<1k em Ob1o Electric Co. in Decem· MEIGS COUNTY RldJng club Ho .. Ill Mrs. An· Saturday the cubs attended orated with an · umbralla trim11 1 but stiil they managed to fmd [ shsrp, be sharp, smile, be ber. A ''bakelese" bake sa 1e wlU meet Tueadoy, M8J sa, at wan! IVbo will move to a performance <i ''Tbe C med wltb pint roaebudl and time lor us. Tbere were no emo- friendly, and llways have was planned for June. A thenk· Mra. Milton Hood, Mrs. P. 7:30 p. m. at the home of Joe Don momth. 1 Princess" at Grace l!lplscopll streamers. It loaned by 1 8 tional strings attached. good Ume; never Jet sell-pity you note was read from Mrs. L. Mitch, Mrs. Clyda Allmt- YOUIII. of 1 1 WBJ the winner Clmrcb. Other apecta1 acUvllles Mra. Cbarles Shaver. If a n y jackass 11 aluptd'1 defeat ytu. Pearl Hoffroan, and lbe meet.. worth, and Mrs. Walter Haya. GIRL SCOUT leaders meet at m, : : " ' :th the prize be- have Included makiDg Mother's Games for the evening were1 enough to make an uncompU- It seems to me the vast num- ing wu concluded with prayer were at St. Albans, W. Va. Frl- camp Klasbuta at t a. m. on menta er r two. Rafresll- Day glf" and work on achievedirected bY tewis Hughe 8 meniary remark about a wait- bers of single people all over by Mrs. Ross Pullen. day niglt for the wedding of Tueoday, May 23, to further Gene were aerved by Mrs. menl awards. Den 2 m d 1e and Mrs.. Paul Harrison. Prizes ress in front of me, f'll ell the country aren't getting their, Tbe birthdays of Bit m e m- Rebecca An n Allensworth, plaiiB for the June day camp. Tbo Houdallbelt, Mra. Da a scrapbooks and are planning were won by Mrs. Maxine Lane bim plenty' 1 am proud to1 ssy share of publicity. When you bers were observed during !be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- PAST MATRONS of Pomeroy mas, Mra. Charlet Smith, tomato growing contest, and Mrs. Gene Lane, 1\!lss Jlecl<y I have many waitres•es f r figure there are over 500.001) social bour. Tbey were t be 10n 0. Allensworth, former Mid- Chapter No. 186 O.E.S. w i 11 Hensler, and Mrs. Den 4 members were guesla of Lane, Mrs. Kennan Llwhon 0 adultsmglesintheSanFrancis- birthdays of Mrs. PuUen, Mra. dleporl residents, to Lewis meet Tuesday evening at the friends. and there may be peoAt HarriJ. Kenneth Selle& at h1a Route !3 Mrs.. Benny Wlllll and pie just as good in the world co Bay area alone you can see C. H. W1se, Mrs. Alice F r e o- HOIII')' Clark, oon of Mr. a n d home of !111'1. Norma Parker at Mr were Mrs. Howanl, farm for a bike, picnic and ani· Calvm Lane. · but none better. At we're a large <egment of socie- land, Mrs. Lillian McGhee, Mrs. Mrl. Henry D. Clark, St. AI- 7:30 p. m. i'!!ID Gleu, Mra. . mal atlldy. The &Ue.sll ol hWlOr opeae<1 when the beys needed 1a moth- ty, and rate as much concern Laura Seines, and Mrs. Leona bans. The wedding tool: place LADIES AUXILIARY Racine ,_,., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, and araclously thanked their er's attention bedly, they had as the Goldenyears, H i p p lea, Sigman. Buddy glfll were dlt- at the l"lrsl Baptist Church Ia Post. American will : · Mrs. Frank Sisson, AUXIo/' many flolenda and relaUvea for several fine substitute JOO!hers teenagers, even mtthers. - trlbuted. St. Albans. meet at 8 p. m. Tueoday at the 1\fr..... Mrl. Kenneth Harris. lOry the usalul and lovely alf!a, I 1 Tbe lUella""" sii'Ved ..,.._ This ts something I'll JOLINE Azaleas In pink shades were Mrs. Grace Weber, Bloom- hsll. Potluck refreshmenlls will Mr. 1lllldnd Mra. Allan Leonerd, able to repay , even If they'd Dear Helen: used in the table arrangement field, N. J., was the recent be served. • Mra. Kenneth Scltes, ea, ooffee and bql Ide witll let me. - E.J.F. II a divorcee wants to meet prepared by Mrs. C. P. Brad· guest of ber. brother and sis- Rim.AND ALIDINI are ask· Mr. and Mrl. LoweD Beaver, the guest of honor betna sarv· Dear Helen: men, she can go to the Friday bury. Other hostesses were Mrs. ter-in·law, Mr. aud Mrs. earl ed Ill IDIII at 7 p. m. Tuesday Mraand.• Houdasbelt, MIDDLEPORT _ Tha ann•L ed1befll'llt. You asked lor divorcees to night Bar-gain counter, wheTI! Pullen, Mrs. B. F. Panna!ee, Brannan. Mrl. Weber 11 1n In lba hl&h school IJIIIDUhllll • ., • "'"'· Den Wblle. al pjenlc 111 ba htld on J ;;1 Invited ll*lll Mr tell others how they "came you go "single." and after a and Mrs. Jacob Turner, West Union, W. va. v!Jitlng Ill decorate for 1111 1Mual banat the home of Mrs u;: • and Mrs. Maxlile Lane, 1h through.'' I am neWly divorced double-scotch, come out "dourelatives, and will return here quet. Neutzlln& was ' • en I(I'OOID'I mother, Mr. and 14rL mother of three, living in bles" But not if she wants 111 .for another visit with the Bran- REGISTRATION for cblldren rogram pest pretldeJ,Wu!ed, 1111_ Benny Wlllls, Mra. Dale Dun1 IUburbs, consider myself nice keep those high morals. Bars nans. enterinl ldndergarten 1n Southlary of Drew Webster ·• UJU He, lllra. Lewll 11\lcl!ll, Mra ' are for instant fl-iendohlps, but Mrs. Betty Cline Is In ern Locll School District aen o • o o met atilt ho of Poet It, Ray Hap", Barbar1 and Sue they don't tead to marriage. Ia !hi! weekend visiting ber Saptember from It L m. Ia !Hackett, Georce Mrs. Marvin Glndltlberge/ 1 1 KNOWS WO lfleS brother and sister-In-law, Mr. S p. m. Tuesday, May 23 at o ' Mra ., ' Kand)', J. . and BIU, Dear Helen: , SYRACUSE _ Tile Tr1 Coun- and Mrs. Ernest Ring. ldaderprten building, Ractne. APPLE GROVII -1be Ap- ·comed Into the -;;:..,:• weJ. Walter Jr. Lana, lllra. DenliJ . agree a lot of men turn 1 ty Citizen's Band Radio Club b Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brad· Parents to take birth certift- pit Grovo WSCS met Tuesday tbe group after a :e, Mra. Calrin LIM, Bteky ' 1 divorcee into a wrestling part- met recently at the New Haven ury entertained With a dinner ealel and lmmun!Jatlon record. lliahl at tbe church with Mrs. !lnet willie realdl In I"Jorr. • llermaa Lawhon, Mr 1: PT ner, and others are looking lor roadside park with 40 In II II- dpartyhtin observance, of I heIr Supt. Paul Powell reminds par- Donno IIIII aa proaram lead- do. Mn. Ollft rl:app - _,_ Adldul and Mrl. Paul . PLEASANT - Tbe Pl someone to auppert tbem. But if ance. A potluck dl a en aug er Soaanne, 20th bl •• •· .... ,._ - ••• ted • d ' ,.._ ,....,. •.,..Pleasant Band Boosters met "Divorcee" stic'·nner, wiener .day. Allending ' · l:lr• lam· rur en .. Sl, !lOT, must be five by ••· .. pruen 'Acroasmemthe prarer. ent opeoed tbe meetl with Sending lilta WIN Mila Belth .. to her gur.a, aDel marshmaUow rout besides Oct. to oater tinderAtlantle," witll IIY«al DevoUona were nbg .,_ at e PPHS band room and joins various organizations, she- 7:30 p. m. was at I 1Y was Carl Wolfe. prten. ben rudiDI Items pertaining J. llf. Tbornllln lllld th Y"""· en Thomu, 111'1. llll')' Yoimg, plans for the attend- 'II win. I stayed single 12 years A short busi linl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel, Ill the aubject. Songs were 1 period of allent ere ,... Mr. and Mra. Gl111111 Smllh and ance_ at tho Strawborry Festi- then a woman friend lntroduc: conducted b wu Morristown, are here lor I hI POMEROY WOMEN'S Cbrlt- "Neer the Croll," "What A memory of tha war In llr. and 111'1. Ceralil ;n Buckhannon on June 2 me :rImy present husb•nd George graduallon e v e n Is of their UID Temperance Union w Ill rrtend We Have In Jesua," . ' ...,, • • IS a ever want In a man. treasurer reports grandcblldren, Aaa Brldbury, meat at 2 p.m. 'fuesday at the IMI8 by the JTOUp. A dlacut- Officara nporta """ p r • '1'he umform drive alldltor ro- I was still wonderiDg If I should and approved Thwere read I Hwho craduatea from lollddlepol'l Pomaroy United Me I h o d I sl lion was held on Amllrtean and and a letter ol IPflNOIPARTY OiVEN . ported a hslance of $232.99 on marry him on my way to th• were read · e by-lawl 1gb School Del 11e Cb BrtUih aUon from A. V Jlo R!lllll8YILLE -Mark Smith 1 hand and $1 still due on ll1e church. I have n·vonce b- st•ad and d'by Grin- bury • who wUI ' s graduate ry Brad· MetbadlmJ. ' well I Dd a8hibJ fl!ll'l old wu .......... wltil' < 1scu ..,. from urcb. The bualnts1 sa•fon waa In Mr · Edne McKnlibl 1111nki111 8 · new unifurms. John Cooper' sorry. MRS. F. K. Jambor the eighth grade Monday night. LADIES AUXILIARY of Lew- chll'll of Mrl. Mabie Roush, thiii'OUP for II lbe 11 May announced the uniform drive Dear Helen: lor Ma t announced Lt. and Mrs. David l"leldl II Manlty Poll 263, Americaa l tht prealdent. A report waa glv· death of Mrs. Howell wae read. parelil, 114r. and Mrs. I wil,l end on May 27th. I am 19 and divorced. I June fa F :"'kereburg and and children, Tammy and Step. Lesion, IIJOCial meettna at lbe en on the IUC<IH ol the rum- Durin , '" 1111. The servm, table Tbe group named a new married at 17 and "freed" last Several 'm ber.endshlp, I n d. I Clendenin, were recent home of Mre. Allen Hampton mage slle held In Pomeroy and hou g I concludJna IIICial .anltr1tl with I birthday board of directors compoBed ofl July ir Las Vega• Jamb em rs attended the Iguests of Mrs. Eva Hartle at 7 p.m. Mrs. Wlllloin Smith, the sale oJ ru A moll r gamea were playad wllh ._. with cowboys Wdliam McGraw, Louls Rossi I I used to thlnk iho same as April held at Marietta on!an<[ Mrs. James Faulkner president, llfgeo attendance. made Ill C!OIIJ.:;e the J::h::; : : Gbemg won bJ II r L and Jndlllll. Favors ol surkancl Mrs. L. W. Getty . John "Bitter" did- aU men are af- Enjoy;n th . husband or Mrs. LADIES AUXILIARY OF fund wltb procoedl 11 be uoed W 1 lllnRelore and Mrl. Owen en,lowllllaae and bata were gi•was named property leragoodtlrnewlthadivorcee. Mark Ke!ms, were ners granddaughter, leavell"eeney-llenneUPost 128, Amer- lor needeln the .ommunlty . .. reshmeltll '!'.''WI lbl pest&. Glfls were l11!1an But when I started •oin• out D . R earns. Tuesday for Vietnam. lean tecton, wiU meet at 7:30 Joyce "'bite'• blrthda w M by Mrs. Ha- 1-1! d prelllltd . If Marl<. Refresi!The BoosteMJ voted to spon- I made it known I ..;, thai f and Rebecca Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lorena 'fuesday nlahl at the haU. olloerved" with Mre. y Ma:l: Weilll It lltOat Ice cream, cake, pota. a_ retarded child to Camp kind. They didn't like It someSh tarBt,l W Va.: Mr. DaviS , Mrs.. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Wednesday Roush and Mrs. Dolly molfe Holme's "- and Mrl. 111;1111 __::'1'",. and tool aide were 1 ren, · Mepke ankenshlp c· d Mand Frances MwI1son, Mrs. Galen F'EENEY • BENNET!' Post aervinl refrolhmenll to eleven Osby Martin. and Mrs. and• • ltlck7 Kindlich thts summer. Itimes· but they ,.. me a ch'ld " •u• Edith Saatr,;_,. Mrs. "' Tommy Reed ' Danny 1 lot mere for saying it. Those Matt and D 'd y, ark , Brown, rs. Lee Smltb, and IJI, Americeo Laawn, will meet members. Wlldermutb.' ""'""' llldrT Dodd, Mike Smtl/1, Grand Opry SlaM! ' left. Richard James Jividen represent- II 7:30 Wedneaday ntgbt at the 81111 Joey Smith, Clare ........ Mrs. 'McMahon. i~· WSCS President~~". 5ociety II llO nii!Jrd jl 111J ol !be IICh- . nlcal Or,! jailmll4 ol Ml ..,., • · If!' Flavor WI'!! lmnoo and just aoy cqe ot•.fo@d JOIIC!nlns .. · • lll!llotln 11 pit.". ··· · ·_ Ill' aour 'l"- • pinch of lilllmec and clnna-Jsoclatbli Goalqmpt!OD of "llle _. clu Mix llour• add !---...r•''. ---.. .. - m"'"' . n· In lido - · lllrl' She piau .. .11'11." .. JCIU' llta,,J ' ' Uvl . 111!-lmon. ll1e beaten ' ,..;..._ ...... leave lbonl J1lllt D. J.ay 'JOII have Mrl b • _...,will< andiDaist 411' ll1ad dtwhliJI with 111•y01111, iloft•t ulter, aUr lD ·, 1111 - ftavorlng, the - · 'l'bole lliit l'llld lhll aoiJuau 1 pour paltry lined pan, Aa 1 tulltf ol filii, II II well am 1111'1 'IOIIId llte10 hi aprinkJ10 top mfll clnnemon. knoWD 1hal tbe 'flneger mHI· 1111"1 rec1pu • poaaibl ve u Bal:e mlnulllll In hot oven um . of mayonnaise or a a 11 d ~ •'bd~'f!J ·~ Oil~ I' • 11·~-Arnold •• I ~ flou ' _...... "" Al~ltlldel',llrL%feiiJIOIIIIIIt - .... -.::: :::-:.";,.~"'7 .... _ .. - ....... - ....... -.... nry ~plaftd by . aanna, ~ llodant at OUvet •N.: ' ::...~ ~ ,ieN IV!in ~'- -~ ~lldllr · Tb lfn 1 1 " arene College. She went hnl • - 11'1111 for Rcip~ ··- .•.......,, "' 1(111111 . , LS I .. '• ,I . The Sllnday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 21, 1987-7 '• E-1-:-eil.; ie ..f\.eCipe IYl\ltlllD • ~· ~ ~*M. 1M~ ·~op · ~ · ~ .... . ... . .. ~ .. ~ , .... .. ' -~·. ~. ;_- · ' "· ~ · ' '" " - ~ j • . JI . THE GRAD. �.f ' • " ' . ·' , I , • ,., ':1 ·... . ' J PAT GLASS OFFERS . ~ .. ~ .' . \t the' PGhost letters ..... , ~ . The Slu!4q Tlme~Sentlnel, Sunday, May 21,1967-9 . ·' .''~·-' ,IN o·u.R TOWN Tips to Senior Citizens Mon cher Charles, '• It was 142 years ago tomorrow I watched I• marquis clt Lafayette slowly ascend the stairs of Our House. He bad come, as 1 have before told you, to honor us with his presence at a reception In M. Cushing's ballroom. ' . . We loved him, the marquis de Lafayette. We loved also the man but a step behind him on the stairs. Many times I have told you of I• bon general; never before, I punt. have I told you of this smiling little man w~o _,.,.,l!tlll!lflll•"'-111""'"""''"'"P-III!&Il'lll• p)anted his feet With such firmness on the steps. His name was Antoine Claude Vincent. He was one of us. Sunday tor bla sake we were glad ANNUAL HOMECOMING at li lion ttnoral walked slow- Painfully he dragged Ebenezer Church in Racly up the stairs. across the crusted snow on coon Township. Basket dinner ·· strange, Is It not, that It was knees and elbows, unable to at noon. Of ADtollle I waslblnklng wben, call for belp. He became drow· SPAGIIE'ITI SUPPER at bot·recenlly there came to Our sy and resigned himself to coon Elementary School at &11111 In clllrurglaDI J o hn death, losing all track of time. Rio Grande, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Terry d H. W. Porterfield, and Yet he did not die. Rousing $1.00, sponsored by Alpba Ta J]au Mouleur Robert Stimpert, from hi• swpor, he saw stars Delta. an of Columbus, Ohio. "We i" above him and knew tile storm I In 1 few mlnulea to Ia eiiDiq.. had passoo. Light from a Monday )!lutlqao," they said to Ma-l moon shone on the snow and FRENCH CITY MOTHERS ~. "But first, a look the roof of a cabin outlined League Installation of officers ~ the tavern, if we igainst the sky. He clawed at Gene Bali's Restaurant, at inay," , way from the driR, and acr•ossl 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Lester Ply· "su.elyl 1!1 monslears will I the frozen snow to the cabin. male, District President, inei:plain what Is a ciiDiqae pia&- After an endless interval stalling officer. .. 11..,.. A place to study the Ifeeble knocking was heard. ANNUAL INSPE~ON of s~nthe\lcs we call plastics, trusting le bon medeclns Gallipolis Chapter OES 7:30 1 ~?" Marietta to whom his rescu· p.m. Practice at 6:30 p.m., .. '.'Non! The word alone is the ers would have taken him, my Sunday. AU officers please be same - from the Latin 'plastl- friend asked to be brought the present. derived from the Greek many painful miles to BETTY STAM CLASS of '-lalllkos,' meaning fit for lis. This was done. Here nhysi· First Baptist Church, wIll moldini, clj)able of shapinll, or clans applied lime water to meet at the home of M r s. formative. To 1 plastic clinic his frozen hands and feet, Clinton Smith, Evergreen, 7:· come those in need of 'Mold- whicb removed the decaying ~· 30 p.m. lni' - In this case, crippled I flesh frim their joints and sav- GALLIA TOPS Club meeting children of Gallia County. We !ed hls life. at the Grace Methodist ~rynine them, perhaps later I There were, alas, no clln- 1 Church, at 7:30. Members 'mbape' them. Sometimes this lqaes plastlque in 1799; rec1>D·I may bring guests. II a long and Intricate proeeso. lstructive surgery was a hunTuesday Two or three among tl!tse we Idred and more years away. My FAREWELL DINNER at the !!llall Bee today may be ready poor friend was doomed to car· Vinton Methodist Church at !Of such surgery, and others ry the marks of his ordeal 6 p. m. ean In lime be helped. For all on hlm. For the rost of his RIVERSIDE STUDY club wlU there is hOI"'." the joints of his hands and meet with Mrs. D. C. PriestThe words of ies r.hlrurgleas showed naked hone. To clim1b I ly at 12:30 for picnic. touched me deeply, moa cbor a stair was agony. AMERICAN LEGION AuxlllCharles. In my day, to tile crip-1 It was of this I thought, ary Unit 27 will meet at the pled even hope was denied. ; Sunday in mal of t825 as hall al 7:30 p. m. Here In tile village we had Iwat<hed hlm ascond the the physicains Petit, Naret, Sau. stairs behind General Lafay- FAIRVIEW SPRING Valley l~ln, LeMoyne; yet skllied as ette. It was of Antoine I thought Homemakers will meet at the they were in tile art of healing, as 1 so recently Ustened to In home of Mrs. Gwen Bibbee, ~her they por their co I· eblnqlens Porterfield and 512 Maple Ave. 8 p.m. ltpgues in the mOdical centers John Terry. Wednesday · of. the world conld reshape a Perhaps Antoine, too, lislenFACULTY WOMEN's Club ctlp?ied chilCl. For my friend ed - and rejoiced for the chli· of Rio Grande College w II I "!!toine there wao no hope. dren of Gallla County! honor graduating senior girls ~ well remember his ordeal. ] Sans Adieu! with a reception in the HeriII happened on a bi.ack night Auguste tage Room of Davis Library, ne~r Marietta In the so • harsh . 7:30 p. m. ~ter of 1799. ' Antoine bad gone to Marietta Thursday ~ing to earn a little money, FRENCH ART Colony wIll f\\. he was young and wished meet at the home of Marjorie "l~!"arry. (In Golilpolls we had Rinehart, 219 Kolton Rd. Iiiii! so much as the price of a '!jldle.) On this night be was OARD PARTY on the river In a sleet GAWPOUS - The Sludent his canoe capsized GAIJJPOLIS- Mr. and Government Association of Hoihull Into the wat_; ·Paul Harrison were host a n zer Hospital School of Nursing floating Ice. Brulstd !hostess lor a _birthday ~~~~lis sponsoring a card party on ice, his feet and bands (ln honor of !herr twins, d• Wednesday, May :U, from 8 to be al last reacl!fd the •ter Sharry and son Larry. 10:30 p. m. at Davis Hall, 514 In the darkness and :twin• were five Tuesday. 'Jl'lrst Avenue. Donations of one he soon became lost i Aller supper, Mrs. dollar will be taken at 1he -?'----- -· --- ·-·- --- _ : 'served two Identical door, Rolreshments will be servcakeo with birthday ed. Everyone is Invited to •t· a D~~isfCh · UfC to Larry. and Sherry written ••· 1 d tend. Prim will be ~en for ~!lc:~ssMeets ""'m. ce cream, koo1•• , ooffee were also served. high and low wilmers. "" u"''" The t~ildren opened the 1 LE.\VES FOR KORE.\ Faithful Workers' Socl- :~eoents and pictures were GAWPOLIS - Pvt. Hubert the Poplar Ridge Free- ' Twelve relatives Francis, having spent hillea•e Baptist Church met recenl· ITh ... d .,_ here with hil wife, Sue, and the home of "Ed I ey were "''an =•· hl s pa~r. ts, Mr. and "J h nuo. llh 'Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. m••· o n New Haven, Mr. and FranciS of Rt. 1, Bidwell, Pearl Lemley acting as Ch sident 1 · . ar le s ReynoIds a n ,1 parted from Port . pre n the absence Ann and Steve. They 11• j)(rl Wedpeaday oEtlbe president: Rosetta Jones, received 8 oall and 8 g 111 Fo,rt Lowls, Wash. Pvt. · the ~ling to order. AI- ! from their aunt Miss Opal Leon- will board a plane within a · Columbus' week for Korea where he will · group srnglng of of Praver" the Lord' ' ' · be ••· s I Others sending gilts w e r e · 1 tati oned Ior 13 monuoo. · -;~,wllreas repeated in unison. and Mrs. C. E. DeVeil, Co- !l i ~~~~~~~~~ "' ,.., read by the nd Mr nd .,_ Le I 8 E: Mrs. Editll Da v... •- It · Hugllesa · '"''· ""II "'" l!f' ail of the 41st Psalm. · .JL.oo~~·'o( prev1ous "1~""-" -...e read and approved. Dues WE SELL ~ Sunshine fund were collectocfiand bills were paid. l!rthday gills !rom mys!A!ry lli(ers were presented to DiaJiilre castle, Emily Massie, HOME FURNISHINGS Lemley. sick calls were made tbe month and cards Middleport, Ohio sent to the foil<>wiriRDe·r- 11·---- - - - - -Bud Welc!J, Mr. Arrowood, OUR PRICES ARE Francts, Rosella Jones ·, Mrs. Robert Lemley. ' . blocks were brorJsbt In btF~Ie group oo go toward mak· ll qunt to be sold for the of the church. A , Another occasion will be held at the next I Middleport, Ohio to show you care!-and care enough to consl81ed of I WE SELL QUALITY send the very bestthe group, a Hallmark card :~::nley giving the Bible FURNITURE AT LOW STORE HOURS MON. THRU THURS. - - - 9:30 to 5:00 FRIDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 9:0 FOR MEMORIAL DAY Realistic Large Size PLASTIC ROSES $1 OO Per Dozen 2 Makes A Large Floral Piece GIA~'BUNCH PLASTIC GERANIUMS Z for $1.00 Reg. 79ceech Wtighttd Pots CEMETERY ARRANGEMENTS OF FLOWERS L11tFor Months Only 97c were urved to mtm hers, pi!SII BAIER FURNITURE ' Middleport, Ohio CITY CARD SHOP t surveyedby I I ' I' II Special! Reg. $4.98 LATEX FLAT FUTWALL VinJI Wall Paint ,J: S3!!_ sza7 Excopllo~~tl For almoll any surfa ..; $554 Porch end Roor • 1" Tubular Alolllllt:lll FrGme • Sa4x4 wtbbln1 • GreeR awtl Will .. J ;(11k1 l'lttl~lhiP Grey, t<J9111 &nfn, Tile rod. j WORK ITEM$ BElOW-IIPPiit' STORE ONLY OUTFITS szc• Giant Selection TlOUSIIS .QUALITY sr-.r...c.~~oo~ bolt loopo, four hotvy oitll pocltto. Woitt 29-J4. SHim $177 ' . . - ' EVERGR~ENS . ~. 1 - ~Orront . y ' OPENS A.M. T08 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY 8A.M, TO 6P.M. . HINI:TY·£/GH t LU-1fUIIY .lf:DAI'i / . 1'hisSal~ls, To Draw Y0,ur Attention To The Fact That You Can't Get A Better Deal On A Chevrolet Or Qld,s,m~pi. le.l~-~~h~fet: ~ome 1-, .. Ma~e Us Prove lt. This Is Our New Trading Policy~~ome In .Where ~:~e· lctiC.IJr We·Are ·.. · · Now. .. , /. , · . · ·. . I I ~ • READ! Why do Mdirtl ·P,,i1<Jpfe Chevrolet ·cars In Galiia Count1 "'"'·"'" 'Any:s:;tther ;t:J~~~k~•? Why Do More Peo: Cbunt'{Than Any PRODUC:T .., '9~Al• • BEST WARRAN· Ydu Can't G~t A'• · ' ··~'~: •.,... ., •!• .... ';; ' ~ .·... Where The Action Is and Save Now During Our Pacesetter SOle. ;KVII~l:.,.., ' . '" GALLIPOLIS ·-· Best PACESETTER .. c ' · ! w~; ..... -·· ""'di'""' ...... . utr• "'"· and apple orchards, and tlje I~ lac bushes. "' 'Those in charge, who lived and worked there, must h a v e Pl''"ed away In elernal sleep years ago; tha Kerrs and Rogers to whom !long oo pay aite to, in their elernal resting 1 pface. "Incidentally, I have a New Y~rk City newspaper photo of the acclaental death tl t h e chauffeur of pre wldow·til 0. 0, !>lclntyre oi Gallipolis, killed by a beam penetrating his head while sitUng in her Roils·Royce c~r In New York. . '"I llved In and around New Y9rk for .many years. Here II! California,, about 12 now. A IZ. year-old son Is burled In Tarry. -·.-·-··- ·-· ·-··-· -·--······--- .. iown , fl<e) not JnJu]rell, ,Many'Yari'"••· · . . . lrlllint pipfftt ltim.io.·w,;.... . Prod~' 1 tracs, the peaeh Intoxicated one vehJcl~ t ning on Rt; "':-.:1 rii.~ · '"" ••~ '·• r.''~e~d 'man's lnf a truck anpi!l'entiy vehl~ . - Ia.,,, P.rfftt ;ot~.... t~o. '\ Inipala S~'Sedan ·s 93 C.tful .... ~ lvo, 114tch · · Quo\i'V so\esmen After M,ishap · ; 2 for $3.~!1 &est • Servtce ' J)Wlth.atg~ c 50 Pounc{ Bag MICHIGAN '., PEAT TWILL SHilTS witt. Tolen lippon. lunnel , ' w o o d o r concrato, anl ..r.co that l•ktl lots of hord Wllrl Uvht and D..t TCHED fortoblt fot, 14-17. Ponto I Qwt U... iMiclt or out • , • on MIH'S button. down flop· i-lo!t. toiloNd for co""' •' / .... SUI - ~ ~~e mul~erry EN - 'lltty'ro S.,_bedl Rug• uti cotton twil ill groy, ..:. ,..., ond ~lut. Shirts ~ terior surface. White u4 Dtcorotor colon. FOLDING lOCKER · x' Vafuel LNcl. SPECIAL MAY 18-3J · iain the ·~tot·". musically cbarrr !d us to sleep. "Ti ·' egg .bnntlngs a010ng the . ' y -;tacks, the chores, calllng e hoes. bringing the cattle me, the beautiful horses I of\~" teti tidbits of candy, applea 'I'd grass. The HOcking .Valley l!ains ·so fascinating; the beautiful countrysides and br. Par- 1 k(r's pretty horse · and buggy, frtt flat Jllllnt,- ... with brush or rillltr on ony in- dri01 in 30 minul11. While ond many prtHy colon. QT. SIZE 1o Whlto , SI.St ............. the hay mow where some of us loved to sleep during a heavy rain as the 'musical pltlari>alter of GIJ.f.OI • IIM4 ....1. w· thereafter, I faced lrfe s~~;:~ an orphan at the GaDia children's home. For years, my feet trodded the walks, lanes, and fleld.s thai so dear to my heart. Perltaps there are many changes now, not altogether new - but I !eng to see - If only a part, or a path - !he scenes of my earliest childhood: the huffing- .puff. lng threshing machlnes, I he' corn husking bees, the dairy.\ the Un-roofed barn, with t h e • .Adjush to 4 poeitions • GrHn and White ' • 1"TI.... ~UIIIlno"' Frome . j • 6.! 6 webbin1 BAKER FURNOURE PRICES 1 1 • I" Tu&ular.Ahulll1111111 fra111e • 72 inc~n 1o1ot1 QUALITY · n!lt meeting Will be at Ill Mrs. Nettle Swish- :r n· . . saa7 C'.cwt... from ••• COLUMBUS - The 0 hi o ed attention to the frige bene. . provided patrolmen. Hlw:~.... State Highway Patrol expects IfitS BY JOHN COOPER St , . , .ewar t have both asked ass~st~ hundreds of ·Y.1ung Oh10ans to way Patrolmen work a basic a. SoU eorraervatJon Service ance from us on conservation lllliTHs l•q1 p ...... " ""''' 1V""' lnchute hi~ w1re apply for jobs as patrolmen as 1 holtf week. are allowed lw o Mason Coua ty far m pIarmIng. Both are int er· I •turd•r - !\lr. ~U~d Mr•. EdJI•~ I Mrs. Fold(!n Que(!n : two <'hll ·l a result of a new pay ra1se . I weeks vacation . I -' rtr••n. Myrtle M•·• 1 1"11''~ (ll,fln>JII! 1 ""•·• "" annua Jy "'' th 1 1111 J ohn · A. Hussell and son, .AI- es ted m · pond com~ truct Ion and Ul sta.Jiey Nelaon 114.11 Second Ave, son, M Arlh , · ' • . . I . ot p. rn. · . :::~~rn. ,~. n~,,~[.i ,~~: ~~~~r~ov~'r ~- 1whtch rwJII be the 'largest 10 the three weekt~ vacation arte.rl 10 1 len, have completed marking Mr. Soswell plans to build one AbT't:.:O''ch •nd M~i-~ulton · FnnklJn <,P•a othyl Townlll!nd : M r~- 1 34 - year history of the Patrol. I years service and four weeks out contow· lines, for farming thls year. M/ .:d Mr:~ ::;,::~· Le~•~ ll.,~~~ t~m~~ )1 M8' ' 1 ~~:~"' 1 [.urr v , ,, ,,. M .r~ .. ,, I Colonel Robert M Chiara-1 after 2~ y~ars Like other state 2 · ton Ri 1 Ewluttnn dau1hter 411ft •· e rn~~~~ ,. ,u eule Moore. · · 1 I 1 acres m contour strips. Bert Hess, who lives n e a r p . • m. • • • · and M., uorl~ IP.weJI :~1 nf Ctllutn· m on te, Superintendent, an-'1 employees, they ., receive ~ ~ This eonsists of the entire crop- Deer Lick on Thirteen Mi 1e W••n•&d•y - Mr. omd Mn. Donald 1~:~o~~~~~w~;:.th~s;r 1 :yr.11J?.,c 1 ~ Qu~~",· 1nounced today i paid Jholid,ays pe'r year. Addi· . on their · farm Creek IS . planrung , to develop a uu Eutene Sblnlelf, UJ Greenbrier, · -· ' \ ,.., ... ,..., . · · ' Iand acreage ney: an'1 Muvln Queen. McArthur . 1 Ition r.lly the Patrol provldr,s 11· 8 hter a:oe 1 . m. land. Sixte<m acres. ~f ,this .a~ spring and construct a trough ' ' DIATHt ::e~e ':;~n Th~~~~;h~~~,"~e ·~-~~·~~~ ; . The raise will boost the stal't-1cellent 'occupational and famiW mount ,is on land which' they on his farm on Cain Ridge Mr a..,,. wnu•m Qv••n. u, or 613 HaJ l.-. .v · woo"' Fun•..·nl n.,.,\c ~ "' 1 " ur- 1 mg pay of patrolmen from $5520 Iprotection With optional Y.e\ir~ cc Jt=•n Mayo. JB, Bidwell: Cb~rl~• of !ule~. McArthur Bt~ro ~c 1 W. Mc5.. n. 20, GalUPOita, and JOliet 1013 In VI l t h Ann campbell 111. oall!poU•. 1011 ot th n,~re ~~.~d .~dw~:,::: 1 CHAISE 1 BAKER FURNDURE havlnl[ Jerve4 1 For Tl1e Patio! 1 SOMEONE GRADUATING! I t Home LOW .,... , .. -.~-~·.s ...W-:-rr:, .... ~~,;,::...-.. ft.:..:l ees· . <.• i ~ -~ ·'<'"" . ' . FC<Urth Ave lttendani tor 23 yean lal was In Ohio Vall(!y ~f.:-muo Car· I Heel' e 1'm ~ "l have ow;:~ed ~ some time and Hess developed a spring last ai lh• q 1 m:.j.o 111 state ln•Utut •. a1e11 den•. Ia y~ar t 0 $7176 . ' e tv . . • merit at age 52 witb 20 yt.ara 105 aares of lt 'is on· land which year . and decided that a second-"'"· aJ..In• .ll,rillr4a. 11, (Jr 3:1 Nell m~dtately, "': 1th . 10 _au.tomahc ser'vice. · :·eli they bought 'from Grac:e . Stone one was important to his water 1\l'e .. oliPrl Salll!'dll.~ ~h~ 11 1.~~· rof raiSeS, culmmating m a top -~'~: ,,~'< and is . knpwn as the L 0 g a n Deeds. .. ! ~:~s.'~,~~~,._~u~~CT\\~.~~ tf~~~·;.t..~~, ~~~~ Isalary of $97'76 in the patrol· I. Y~ung ~en . h'lterested 1:1~. • at fin frorn lives in R~verdale; w~s a naval Burdette fartn. · Charles Zuspan, of near Sas-~:~d~~P'i~('·r ·h~?~.,~~f~~ ::,~c~~m..,~~. 1\~~~~ .rna~ grade. Present top salary . 1ng .m :h1s htghly regarded' f. • O Y pharmacist in the second World Whil~ werklng on the ~ontour- safras , has develOped 8 Mnset· by two •on• •nd two daumt~tm rrom ts $a50 per· month. gamzabon must be ~t.wee~t~ . . .and W.ar served in '"e p if" I I Mr R II ' . I • 10 , a prP\'IOIIB llllll'l'l~ ~,. i\1\'H aad '\rnages of 2J .and 30 wtth am . . ' '. '.t.. '4 1 ac lC area ng ayout, . usse com· vabon fnrm plan With our help. old Noel. f:o!umbu J: Mu. Roderk h Officers of the Ohio Highway : h . h I ,5'9" .• ·. . and me Atlantlc. I served in .the mented to Denver Yoho and This is the farm fonne 1 IFa~el Thomas . Ch·nnri Pi rt . Hnd Ro~e. mum e1g t o ,. a :~ ith 8llQoo f' t d . cond ·w' ' ld w r y own· Dayton : three litt:p -· ehlldren, Lowe ll Patrol thus are now placed on we'ght of 15fi pound~: .. 1 . . U rrs a~ se , or ars, Carl Kimble of Soil Conserva-1 ed by C. D. Kessln•er. Mr. ZusCOLUMBUS (UP!) _ Repre-' ••••""'• "'""" '"'' c>·•""' ,. • . ,.,.. r . bl al y • competi-1 mum •. · !'.'•• :1a first sergeant traveled exten- tl Ser . h . ed . -~ . . . . IM~ryJ•nd: •ml Vrln• Wahlen . N e w' a avora e s ar l Umied States CJhzen, ~n tet orange b 5 and .. • · on VIce. w o a~tst wtthl pan plans to develop .this farm sentatives oE the state's mstttu- 1Me)ti<'o. ~• r~- Ed ...... ,d~ wa~ ~ """"'·j lion b<~ sis with emplovees of, "' be · tab! t 4n_.,ft SlVely, mostly .to the batt 1e the layout that this ·w~s a job as a m-assland farm d h . . . F 'd ber of Old Pine <'hur<'h and Old Ptoe . . • . mu~~ rorrec e 0 "!!l."":'!r Je$u . !Uanket thj.grflSI fronts· hPe ~o:.r....r ·tb harld of lha sh ' c· an as ttons of htgher learnmg n ay jrh,m h T.~ rll•• A i ~. !i:.. rwh·'" w~n· lwl<t , busmess and J:ldt!stry and w1ll be a high school gradliali .~,ul 1. I1IKfet . . . ,aiJout! the' . I a~ e. t ould .have been d 0 De Icleared several acres of land bemoaned the c;lefeat of t h e l 1'uesdHy at Miller~ Home fo r. Fll"'l'r ~ls l rank among the nation's t 0 p d ,·· -.. ... -. ·, . · ; General Pershmg. Traveled back in the winter but s·lncel WI.th th t · 1 tin ind H h· . . . . . . . 1 and bt.l rhl wu In 0111 Pine< l'nll'11'n . 1 1 good moral character an 11)· ~ ,~ · . · ·. . · . • a In en m . e ttS Ohto Bond CommtssJon propos· I pavmo pollee orgamzat1pn. The h · 1 d't' "A mne .riOrth tf my •horne much iri Europe, during serYice he realized it to be of such val- fiye high grade Hereford heif· I . g that higher education Mrl. Mvrtt• Houck ••k•r, u. "·It'd I _· .r.. • t f , cellent p ystra con I lOR . . ·..,-;a saym . . in France. h f h . 'I May !I In T.a\e Worth. Fh., -~~rordm~ i ra1 ses f'<J me as a par o an _ •. IS tbe snow-etpped mountain ue, e e1t t at It should be done ~rs for a start toward a beef now "faces very serious prob- to w••rd r"'""'v1n1 her!' Th01r~ ~~~v " 1over _ all stote employees pay Those interested may a'WJy . range1 the San GabrHl Moun.. "I plan to visit Ga~lipelis, the now rather than watt until an- cattle herd. lems." j~j~~e:ht'r..!.1;.nt~ ~.':,,:~! ~~~~.~;~11~~."~:~ : boast passed by the Ohi~ i>egis- 1at any Highway Patror~ost-: ·Jtftains. A few blocks west is the home I knew as a cbll~, enroute other year. ty and daur~ter (lr the Inti! Joh.n u. 1. t plica'nts who meet the reqfilf;. East Gate entrance to the fain· to a Memorial Day reunion of ACTIVITY IN '61 At a meeting the Ohio Board ~:(~c~~arhvor 1(1 ~atn~~nba~~t~ti~·~·i~~( ~~;;~~ <I Curie. 1 Cl . II I ments. ·and Who succes!a.* · · Consolidutionto h · . · o one 11aramon 1e a1so ca · at~ii~!s'""' Le glon post, ed J.P.L. ' Jet Propulsion Labor- ay vet eran m New Several landowners most ol of Regents many of t e campus .on" ~"" and two dnu~r,tm rr~"·d· ~---~ -pass the entrance ex' amln . ' k I ba . . F N ed her In delltlt. Shto II ~urvtvP.d by ' atory, the' moon missile or ' may riot ve the op-- them neighbors in the w011 ornt ew IVI8JOD represenlattves were ready to her husbnntl. 'rhomn lhkl' r'. B ~nn, l 11.f' E will be assigned to a trai"ifi~ plant, which Ues in the . portunity for _long; as life is Valley Church community on PI~SB~RGH, Pa. (UPI) -claim a crisis exi~ts, but only l ~~~n~~~"..lf;;::~~~d~~~;e~ 1:~~:•~:·. ,:~~~ ~ 1' IFiS (!iHJUe littler cli)ss tn the New Highway P'i~ Gate Dam, hard against mere uncertam, after t h r e e Thirteen Mile Creek are plan· IConsolidation Coal Co., Friday one had a suggestJOn for a SO· ' er memh('r of OkP~ Chapel ('llllrrh. ' O , E' C rol Academy in Columbus:· .... . Ioo thllls. . conservation . activity ' . Valley 1utton. . ILerta. anrt the Ordrr of E;utern St~r ' t ~ ssay on test . mountam score and Ieo years. Dea th has mng this announc ed a new Ohto ~~ waterloo. Storvi(·e• were helrl M.1y · · The next class is schedUle~ 1' About 30 f~t E~t of t h seemingly tapped me on the year. Raymond Hill, wh1 lives IDivision to operate its enlarged Harold 0 ster vice president ~rtaatl ~~~~~~r~· 011~\ 0~1~/:~t' M2~,.~ ~';k'~~ PT . PLEASANT _ Dorothy , to begin May 24, with anotli'tt J.P.L. entrance gate begins many times, more of· .in Virgmia, but owns two farms Ireland Mine and new Shoemak- , f d y ' wm b~ ronil u<"t(!d by mernb~n or tbto Esq tw ~lllden ) at Pt Pleas· I class scheduled for July 12) 11»1.oIed0 Un. waterloo 1 1r II ten 1n the war e:t H W if V II Ch . 1 d M El . . h , or evelopment at oEs. I · . · 8 beau tlful mounIam a , · Y r · owever, near o a ey urch, lii er an c rey rnmes m l e . 't ·t d th t tl ant High S<'hool has been narn· cruit trajning sess10ns run. •'Mt lilled with ~~B, strollers, through all the tragic events planning to build a pond. . Northern Pan~andle, ~;:;: 1 {e~is~~~:;: :nocat! fun~~ 1~;~hu~o~~~~~·. :;~t;,"~:;d.~~~~w "~t ·ed winner or annual essay !.14 to 15 weeks. The H~gh'WaJ . . horse back riders. From a that are more often to. befall an Boyd McDermott, on the nght Consol Pres1dent John C o r- f . zer Ho&pH•L Horn sept. ~3. t872 . '" contest sponsored by J u d g e Patrol t(aining is recognrzMY H my life is rather sue• fork. of Th'If teen M1'le Cree k, lS · cvran sal·d· th e lh ree mmes . w1.11 or 't pre. 1tml,rlary Pt1annmg on GaHipulie . ~he waH thP. au 11 ht" r or the 1 1 . oWiili. On the, trail Vision' • 1 nostalgiC _ • at& Frank and Adal11l'le orothm Do~' · James Lee Thompson. 1 being one of the most com.,.,... 11 1 1nP H ~ .. rvivln r ar.-.. " 11 e ~;~ler. Mr•. ! The essav entitled "Juvenile 1 henslve and advanced In t;itithe past reeled in my Jn a larger sense. I am planning to buiJd a second di- ultimately produce 9.5 million cap! a Improvemen.s. 'th k'nd be h · · · 1Frank Sm ~ ll, llunllngton , W. Va.: a ·· . • 1 · . as I sat enjoying the aroma WI a I art, at- version ditch. He built ene last tons of coal per year and wili He said $2 Qr $3-million dol- Fif r - 111 - t., .. ~,r, \l~ri·· oonndL Court Hearings,'' won Miss ' cept in the United State~. ..:": orange blos.~oms. lng no one becau~e or race, ~1- fall and liked the result so well, supply Mitchell power station Iars would allow planning to I g~~~~P~~~~~c~~d scr;i1;:• Jl~~1~t~c~~~d~~~: Esque $25 rar hPr erfort. Judges Additional recrujt tr~tlriltfj · \bout t.h ree S£'0ra a ll' or creed. I enJOY a nice Wife that he decided to buil(l anoth- under construction about nine proceed until the funds for con· She wu • memher or th~ flu~ ttaP· for the contest were Mrs Char- ~ c:lasses will be schecluled ail'fast • h · fu] t' · · , ttsl Chunh . Servrc.:-e w11! be con· · t we Ive years ago, I came an. orne In peace re 1re- er this year. . rntles south of Moundsville, W. struction can be provided, andj ducted Mond•:.r. May 22. at tilt Me· les Lanham Mrs_ Lela Fogle. I as applications can be proc-. JJfe at Gallipolis, Ohio: Carl BDBwen and Donaid A· Va · . .SO dolng - save t1me. . CoY Fun('nl Hllme In Vinton. with I . G.' Ylusgrave. I ed. ' .· '· .. m burial In Pine Slreet cemetery. song and Rav .;•. Twins Birthday Honored With Family Dinner • - 3 1' At (f N p · · ,. · ..,, con our es. for Farnnng . ee . s DE~~~~ ::::~:!;ES ew atrolm~n~Paflirt:at •. "M·"·' • v..... T0 Draw M AP"·I·Jean ·. ts ore " " r l2l .A.cres. are compIeted . ~::;:"J. LSm~t~~e[;, ~~.r:.uw~·~~-.Kae:d :!:r:h~~o~.~~n~!~~;~·~~\l~;~~~ I Lay 0 ' the Land 't . Lin Oh' Co}} eges 1 h , !he SCeDeS Of his C:bildhood . ,. He IS Eme~son Cobb of ~ta4,ena, Calif., .who recent~ ly announced his, planned vlSlt to Mrs. Anna L. Spragu~ h I I I ·Ifmatron of 't he- Gallik' count . Y ome, wou dn't 0 ~ , ·. tore· , . . w~lte ' l~tter, ' N.. Y. First son, a gr.duw icb ate ~f New York . Univ4n'Sity, Events W k' } 1~ v~~!~'n c!~~ c,ountw" Poat •,•M. 'V'eteral\l or For. :::r~n~i.:~~~. All • ~ Jn an, an the fraternal Order 8Y DICK TH" .... ~ ~s "'here's + an old adage that "You can the boy out 'QUntry b t · 't k 'b "!: .u yqu. c~ ta e t e country out of the ... .. Now, th,is may 011 may not be true with a man in Ca.llforrua', wb,o Ji ve d .in GaII'18 cou.nty· as a •oy, but, at any r.at~, he .Is planmng a visit in ~e next 10 days to .allia l ... · BIRTHs:· DtVORCES M....... LICI.... "'"'" ,, ""'" llllp M. Roberti. II, AUlflll, and an of World War II · 1 "' ' �.f ' • " ' . ·' , I , • ,., ':1 ·... . ' J PAT GLASS OFFERS . ~ .. ~ .' . \t the' PGhost letters ..... , ~ . The Slu!4q Tlme~Sentlnel, Sunday, May 21,1967-9 . ·' .''~·-' ,IN o·u.R TOWN Tips to Senior Citizens Mon cher Charles, '• It was 142 years ago tomorrow I watched I• marquis clt Lafayette slowly ascend the stairs of Our House. He bad come, as 1 have before told you, to honor us with his presence at a reception In M. Cushing's ballroom. ' . . We loved him, the marquis de Lafayette. We loved also the man but a step behind him on the stairs. Many times I have told you of I• bon general; never before, I punt. have I told you of this smiling little man w~o _,.,.,l!tlll!lflll•"'-111""'"""''"'"P-III!&Il'lll• p)anted his feet With such firmness on the steps. His name was Antoine Claude Vincent. He was one of us. Sunday tor bla sake we were glad ANNUAL HOMECOMING at li lion ttnoral walked slow- Painfully he dragged Ebenezer Church in Racly up the stairs. across the crusted snow on coon Township. Basket dinner ·· strange, Is It not, that It was knees and elbows, unable to at noon. Of ADtollle I waslblnklng wben, call for belp. He became drow· SPAGIIE'ITI SUPPER at bot·recenlly there came to Our sy and resigned himself to coon Elementary School at &11111 In clllrurglaDI J o hn death, losing all track of time. Rio Grande, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Terry d H. W. Porterfield, and Yet he did not die. Rousing $1.00, sponsored by Alpba Ta J]au Mouleur Robert Stimpert, from hi• swpor, he saw stars Delta. an of Columbus, Ohio. "We i" above him and knew tile storm I In 1 few mlnulea to Ia eiiDiq.. had passoo. Light from a Monday )!lutlqao," they said to Ma-l moon shone on the snow and FRENCH CITY MOTHERS ~. "But first, a look the roof of a cabin outlined League Installation of officers ~ the tavern, if we igainst the sky. He clawed at Gene Bali's Restaurant, at inay," , way from the driR, and acr•ossl 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Lester Ply· "su.elyl 1!1 monslears will I the frozen snow to the cabin. male, District President, inei:plain what Is a ciiDiqae pia&- After an endless interval stalling officer. .. 11..,.. A place to study the Ifeeble knocking was heard. ANNUAL INSPE~ON of s~nthe\lcs we call plastics, trusting le bon medeclns Gallipolis Chapter OES 7:30 1 ~?" Marietta to whom his rescu· p.m. Practice at 6:30 p.m., .. '.'Non! The word alone is the ers would have taken him, my Sunday. AU officers please be same - from the Latin 'plastl- friend asked to be brought the present. derived from the Greek many painful miles to BETTY STAM CLASS of '-lalllkos,' meaning fit for lis. This was done. Here nhysi· First Baptist Church, wIll moldini, clj)able of shapinll, or clans applied lime water to meet at the home of M r s. formative. To 1 plastic clinic his frozen hands and feet, Clinton Smith, Evergreen, 7:· come those in need of 'Mold- whicb removed the decaying ~· 30 p.m. lni' - In this case, crippled I flesh frim their joints and sav- GALLIA TOPS Club meeting children of Gallia County. We !ed hls life. at the Grace Methodist ~rynine them, perhaps later I There were, alas, no clln- 1 Church, at 7:30. Members 'mbape' them. Sometimes this lqaes plastlque in 1799; rec1>D·I may bring guests. II a long and Intricate proeeso. lstructive surgery was a hunTuesday Two or three among tl!tse we Idred and more years away. My FAREWELL DINNER at the !!llall Bee today may be ready poor friend was doomed to car· Vinton Methodist Church at !Of such surgery, and others ry the marks of his ordeal 6 p. m. ean In lime be helped. For all on hlm. For the rost of his RIVERSIDE STUDY club wlU there is hOI"'." the joints of his hands and meet with Mrs. D. C. PriestThe words of ies r.hlrurgleas showed naked hone. To clim1b I ly at 12:30 for picnic. touched me deeply, moa cbor a stair was agony. AMERICAN LEGION AuxlllCharles. In my day, to tile crip-1 It was of this I thought, ary Unit 27 will meet at the pled even hope was denied. ; Sunday in mal of t825 as hall al 7:30 p. m. Here In tile village we had Iwat<hed hlm ascond the the physicains Petit, Naret, Sau. stairs behind General Lafay- FAIRVIEW SPRING Valley l~ln, LeMoyne; yet skllied as ette. It was of Antoine I thought Homemakers will meet at the they were in tile art of healing, as 1 so recently Ustened to In home of Mrs. Gwen Bibbee, ~her they por their co I· eblnqlens Porterfield and 512 Maple Ave. 8 p.m. ltpgues in the mOdical centers John Terry. Wednesday · of. the world conld reshape a Perhaps Antoine, too, lislenFACULTY WOMEN's Club ctlp?ied chilCl. For my friend ed - and rejoiced for the chli· of Rio Grande College w II I "!!toine there wao no hope. dren of Gallla County! honor graduating senior girls ~ well remember his ordeal. ] Sans Adieu! with a reception in the HeriII happened on a bi.ack night Auguste tage Room of Davis Library, ne~r Marietta In the so • harsh . 7:30 p. m. ~ter of 1799. ' Antoine bad gone to Marietta Thursday ~ing to earn a little money, FRENCH ART Colony wIll f\\. he was young and wished meet at the home of Marjorie "l~!"arry. (In Golilpolls we had Rinehart, 219 Kolton Rd. Iiiii! so much as the price of a '!jldle.) On this night be was OARD PARTY on the river In a sleet GAWPOUS - The Sludent his canoe capsized GAIJJPOLIS- Mr. and Government Association of Hoihull Into the wat_; ·Paul Harrison were host a n zer Hospital School of Nursing floating Ice. Brulstd !hostess lor a _birthday ~~~~lis sponsoring a card party on ice, his feet and bands (ln honor of !herr twins, d• Wednesday, May :U, from 8 to be al last reacl!fd the •ter Sharry and son Larry. 10:30 p. m. at Davis Hall, 514 In the darkness and :twin• were five Tuesday. 'Jl'lrst Avenue. Donations of one he soon became lost i Aller supper, Mrs. dollar will be taken at 1he -?'----- -· --- ·-·- --- _ : 'served two Identical door, Rolreshments will be servcakeo with birthday ed. Everyone is Invited to •t· a D~~isfCh · UfC to Larry. and Sherry written ••· 1 d tend. Prim will be ~en for ~!lc:~ssMeets ""'m. ce cream, koo1•• , ooffee were also served. high and low wilmers. "" u"''" The t~ildren opened the 1 LE.\VES FOR KORE.\ Faithful Workers' Socl- :~eoents and pictures were GAWPOLIS - Pvt. Hubert the Poplar Ridge Free- ' Twelve relatives Francis, having spent hillea•e Baptist Church met recenl· ITh ... d .,_ here with hil wife, Sue, and the home of "Ed I ey were "''an =•· hl s pa~r. ts, Mr. and "J h nuo. llh 'Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. m••· o n New Haven, Mr. and FranciS of Rt. 1, Bidwell, Pearl Lemley acting as Ch sident 1 · . ar le s ReynoIds a n ,1 parted from Port . pre n the absence Ann and Steve. They 11• j)(rl Wedpeaday oEtlbe president: Rosetta Jones, received 8 oall and 8 g 111 Fo,rt Lowls, Wash. Pvt. · the ~ling to order. AI- ! from their aunt Miss Opal Leon- will board a plane within a · Columbus' week for Korea where he will · group srnglng of of Praver" the Lord' ' ' · be ••· s I Others sending gilts w e r e · 1 tati oned Ior 13 monuoo. · -;~,wllreas repeated in unison. and Mrs. C. E. DeVeil, Co- !l i ~~~~~~~~~ "' ,.., read by the nd Mr nd .,_ Le I 8 E: Mrs. Editll Da v... •- It · Hugllesa · '"''· ""II "'" l!f' ail of the 41st Psalm. · .JL.oo~~·'o( prev1ous "1~""-" -...e read and approved. Dues WE SELL ~ Sunshine fund were collectocfiand bills were paid. l!rthday gills !rom mys!A!ry lli(ers were presented to DiaJiilre castle, Emily Massie, HOME FURNISHINGS Lemley. sick calls were made tbe month and cards Middleport, Ohio sent to the foil<>wiriRDe·r- 11·---- - - - - -Bud Welc!J, Mr. Arrowood, OUR PRICES ARE Francts, Rosella Jones ·, Mrs. Robert Lemley. ' . blocks were brorJsbt In btF~Ie group oo go toward mak· ll qunt to be sold for the of the church. A , Another occasion will be held at the next I Middleport, Ohio to show you care!-and care enough to consl81ed of I WE SELL QUALITY send the very bestthe group, a Hallmark card :~::nley giving the Bible FURNITURE AT LOW STORE HOURS MON. THRU THURS. - - - 9:30 to 5:00 FRIDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 9:0 FOR MEMORIAL DAY Realistic Large Size PLASTIC ROSES $1 OO Per Dozen 2 Makes A Large Floral Piece GIA~'BUNCH PLASTIC GERANIUMS Z for $1.00 Reg. 79ceech Wtighttd Pots CEMETERY ARRANGEMENTS OF FLOWERS L11tFor Months Only 97c were urved to mtm hers, pi!SII BAIER FURNITURE ' Middleport, Ohio CITY CARD SHOP t surveyedby I I ' I' II Special! Reg. $4.98 LATEX FLAT FUTWALL VinJI Wall Paint ,J: S3!!_ sza7 Excopllo~~tl For almoll any surfa ..; $554 Porch end Roor • 1" Tubular Alolllllt:lll FrGme • Sa4x4 wtbbln1 • GreeR awtl Will .. J ;(11k1 l'lttl~lhiP Grey, t<J9111 &nfn, Tile rod. j WORK ITEM$ BElOW-IIPPiit' STORE ONLY OUTFITS szc• Giant Selection TlOUSIIS .QUALITY sr-.r...c.~~oo~ bolt loopo, four hotvy oitll pocltto. Woitt 29-J4. SHim $177 ' . . - ' EVERGR~ENS . ~. 1 - ~Orront . y ' OPENS A.M. T08 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY 8A.M, TO 6P.M. . HINI:TY·£/GH t LU-1fUIIY .lf:DAI'i / . 1'hisSal~ls, To Draw Y0,ur Attention To The Fact That You Can't Get A Better Deal On A Chevrolet Or Qld,s,m~pi. le.l~-~~h~fet: ~ome 1-, .. Ma~e Us Prove lt. This Is Our New Trading Policy~~ome In .Where ~:~e· lctiC.IJr We·Are ·.. · · Now. .. , /. , · . · ·. . I I ~ • READ! Why do Mdirtl ·P,,i1<Jpfe Chevrolet ·cars In Galiia Count1 "'"'·"'" 'Any:s:;tther ;t:J~~~k~•? Why Do More Peo: Cbunt'{Than Any PRODUC:T .., '9~Al• • BEST WARRAN· Ydu Can't G~t A'• · ' ··~'~: •.,... ., •!• .... ';; ' ~ .·... Where The Action Is and Save Now During Our Pacesetter SOle. ;KVII~l:.,.., ' . '" GALLIPOLIS ·-· Best PACESETTER .. c ' · ! w~; ..... -·· ""'di'""' ...... . utr• "'"· and apple orchards, and tlje I~ lac bushes. "' 'Those in charge, who lived and worked there, must h a v e Pl''"ed away In elernal sleep years ago; tha Kerrs and Rogers to whom !long oo pay aite to, in their elernal resting 1 pface. "Incidentally, I have a New Y~rk City newspaper photo of the acclaental death tl t h e chauffeur of pre wldow·til 0. 0, !>lclntyre oi Gallipolis, killed by a beam penetrating his head while sitUng in her Roils·Royce c~r In New York. . '"I llved In and around New Y9rk for .many years. Here II! California,, about 12 now. A IZ. year-old son Is burled In Tarry. -·.-·-··- ·-· ·-··-· -·--······--- .. iown , fl<e) not JnJu]rell, ,Many'Yari'"••· · . . . lrlllint pipfftt ltim.io.·w,;.... . Prod~' 1 tracs, the peaeh Intoxicated one vehJcl~ t ning on Rt; "':-.:1 rii.~ · '"" ••~ '·• r.''~e~d 'man's lnf a truck anpi!l'entiy vehl~ . - Ia.,,, P.rfftt ;ot~.... t~o. '\ Inipala S~'Sedan ·s 93 C.tful .... ~ lvo, 114tch · · Quo\i'V so\esmen After M,ishap · ; 2 for $3.~!1 &est • Servtce ' J)Wlth.atg~ c 50 Pounc{ Bag MICHIGAN '., PEAT TWILL SHilTS witt. Tolen lippon. lunnel , ' w o o d o r concrato, anl ..r.co that l•ktl lots of hord Wllrl Uvht and D..t TCHED fortoblt fot, 14-17. Ponto I Qwt U... iMiclt or out • , • on MIH'S button. down flop· i-lo!t. toiloNd for co""' •' / .... SUI - ~ ~~e mul~erry EN - 'lltty'ro S.,_bedl Rug• uti cotton twil ill groy, ..:. ,..., ond ~lut. Shirts ~ terior surface. White u4 Dtcorotor colon. FOLDING lOCKER · x' Vafuel LNcl. SPECIAL MAY 18-3J · iain the ·~tot·". musically cbarrr !d us to sleep. "Ti ·' egg .bnntlngs a010ng the . ' y -;tacks, the chores, calllng e hoes. bringing the cattle me, the beautiful horses I of\~" teti tidbits of candy, applea 'I'd grass. The HOcking .Valley l!ains ·so fascinating; the beautiful countrysides and br. Par- 1 k(r's pretty horse · and buggy, frtt flat Jllllnt,- ... with brush or rillltr on ony in- dri01 in 30 minul11. While ond many prtHy colon. QT. SIZE 1o Whlto , SI.St ............. the hay mow where some of us loved to sleep during a heavy rain as the 'musical pltlari>alter of GIJ.f.OI • IIM4 ....1. w· thereafter, I faced lrfe s~~;:~ an orphan at the GaDia children's home. For years, my feet trodded the walks, lanes, and fleld.s thai so dear to my heart. Perltaps there are many changes now, not altogether new - but I !eng to see - If only a part, or a path - !he scenes of my earliest childhood: the huffing- .puff. lng threshing machlnes, I he' corn husking bees, the dairy.\ the Un-roofed barn, with t h e • .Adjush to 4 poeitions • GrHn and White ' • 1"TI.... ~UIIIlno"' Frome . j • 6.! 6 webbin1 BAKER FURNOURE PRICES 1 1 • I" Tu&ular.Ahulll1111111 fra111e • 72 inc~n 1o1ot1 QUALITY · n!lt meeting Will be at Ill Mrs. Nettle Swish- :r n· . . saa7 C'.cwt... from ••• COLUMBUS - The 0 hi o ed attention to the frige bene. . provided patrolmen. Hlw:~.... State Highway Patrol expects IfitS BY JOHN COOPER St , . , .ewar t have both asked ass~st~ hundreds of ·Y.1ung Oh10ans to way Patrolmen work a basic a. SoU eorraervatJon Service ance from us on conservation lllliTHs l•q1 p ...... " ""''' 1V""' lnchute hi~ w1re apply for jobs as patrolmen as 1 holtf week. are allowed lw o Mason Coua ty far m pIarmIng. Both are int er· I •turd•r - !\lr. ~U~d Mr•. EdJI•~ I Mrs. Fold(!n Que(!n : two <'hll ·l a result of a new pay ra1se . I weeks vacation . I -' rtr••n. Myrtle M•·• 1 1"11''~ (ll,fln>JII! 1 ""•·• "" annua Jy "'' th 1 1111 J ohn · A. Hussell and son, .AI- es ted m · pond com~ truct Ion and Ul sta.Jiey Nelaon 114.11 Second Ave, son, M Arlh , · ' • . . I . ot p. rn. · . :::~~rn. ,~. n~,,~[.i ,~~: ~~~~r~ov~'r ~- 1whtch rwJII be the 'largest 10 the three weekt~ vacation arte.rl 10 1 len, have completed marking Mr. Soswell plans to build one AbT't:.:O''ch •nd M~i-~ulton · FnnklJn <,P•a othyl Townlll!nd : M r~- 1 34 - year history of the Patrol. I years service and four weeks out contow· lines, for farming thls year. M/ .:d Mr:~ ::;,::~· Le~•~ ll.,~~~ t~m~~ )1 M8' ' 1 ~~:~"' 1 [.urr v , ,, ,,. M .r~ .. ,, I Colonel Robert M Chiara-1 after 2~ y~ars Like other state 2 · ton Ri 1 Ewluttnn dau1hter 411ft •· e rn~~~~ ,. ,u eule Moore. · · 1 I 1 acres m contour strips. Bert Hess, who lives n e a r p . • m. • • • · and M., uorl~ IP.weJI :~1 nf Ctllutn· m on te, Superintendent, an-'1 employees, they ., receive ~ ~ This eonsists of the entire crop- Deer Lick on Thirteen Mi 1e W••n•&d•y - Mr. omd Mn. Donald 1~:~o~~~~~w~;:.th~s;r 1 :yr.11J?.,c 1 ~ Qu~~",· 1nounced today i paid Jholid,ays pe'r year. Addi· . on their · farm Creek IS . planrung , to develop a uu Eutene Sblnlelf, UJ Greenbrier, · -· ' \ ,.., ... ,..., . · · ' Iand acreage ney: an'1 Muvln Queen. McArthur . 1 Ition r.lly the Patrol provldr,s 11· 8 hter a:oe 1 . m. land. Sixte<m acres. ~f ,this .a~ spring and construct a trough ' ' DIATHt ::e~e ':;~n Th~~~~;h~~~,"~e ·~-~~·~~~ ; . The raise will boost the stal't-1cellent 'occupational and famiW mount ,is on land which' they on his farm on Cain Ridge Mr a..,,. wnu•m Qv••n. u, or 613 HaJ l.-. .v · woo"' Fun•..·nl n.,.,\c ~ "' 1 " ur- 1 mg pay of patrolmen from $5520 Iprotection With optional Y.e\ir~ cc Jt=•n Mayo. JB, Bidwell: Cb~rl~• of !ule~. McArthur Bt~ro ~c 1 W. Mc5.. n. 20, GalUPOita, and JOliet 1013 In VI l t h Ann campbell 111. oall!poU•. 1011 ot th n,~re ~~.~d .~dw~:,::: 1 CHAISE 1 BAKER FURNDURE havlnl[ Jerve4 1 For Tl1e Patio! 1 SOMEONE GRADUATING! I t Home LOW .,... , .. -.~-~·.s ...W-:-rr:, .... ~~,;,::...-.. ft.:..:l ees· . <.• i ~ -~ ·'<'"" . ' . FC<Urth Ave lttendani tor 23 yean lal was In Ohio Vall(!y ~f.:-muo Car· I Heel' e 1'm ~ "l have ow;:~ed ~ some time and Hess developed a spring last ai lh• q 1 m:.j.o 111 state ln•Utut •. a1e11 den•. Ia y~ar t 0 $7176 . ' e tv . . • merit at age 52 witb 20 yt.ara 105 aares of lt 'is on· land which year . and decided that a second-"'"· aJ..In• .ll,rillr4a. 11, (Jr 3:1 Nell m~dtately, "': 1th . 10 _au.tomahc ser'vice. · :·eli they bought 'from Grac:e . Stone one was important to his water 1\l'e .. oliPrl Salll!'dll.~ ~h~ 11 1.~~· rof raiSeS, culmmating m a top -~'~: ,,~'< and is . knpwn as the L 0 g a n Deeds. .. ! ~:~s.'~,~~~,._~u~~CT\\~.~~ tf~~~·;.t..~~, ~~~~ Isalary of $97'76 in the patrol· I. Y~ung ~en . h'lterested 1:1~. • at fin frorn lives in R~verdale; w~s a naval Burdette fartn. · Charles Zuspan, of near Sas-~:~d~~P'i~('·r ·h~?~.,~~f~~ ::,~c~~m..,~~. 1\~~~~ .rna~ grade. Present top salary . 1ng .m :h1s htghly regarded' f. • O Y pharmacist in the second World Whil~ werklng on the ~ontour- safras , has develOped 8 Mnset· by two •on• •nd two daumt~tm rrom ts $a50 per· month. gamzabon must be ~t.wee~t~ . . .and W.ar served in '"e p if" I I Mr R II ' . I • 10 , a prP\'IOIIB llllll'l'l~ ~,. i\1\'H aad '\rnages of 2J .and 30 wtth am . . ' '. '.t.. '4 1 ac lC area ng ayout, . usse com· vabon fnrm plan With our help. old Noel. f:o!umbu J: Mu. Roderk h Officers of the Ohio Highway : h . h I ,5'9" .• ·. . and me Atlantlc. I served in .the mented to Denver Yoho and This is the farm fonne 1 IFa~el Thomas . Ch·nnri Pi rt . Hnd Ro~e. mum e1g t o ,. a :~ ith 8llQoo f' t d . cond ·w' ' ld w r y own· Dayton : three litt:p -· ehlldren, Lowe ll Patrol thus are now placed on we'ght of 15fi pound~: .. 1 . . U rrs a~ se , or ars, Carl Kimble of Soil Conserva-1 ed by C. D. Kessln•er. Mr. ZusCOLUMBUS (UP!) _ Repre-' ••••""'• "'""" '"'' c>·•""' ,. • . ,.,.. r . bl al y • competi-1 mum •. · !'.'•• :1a first sergeant traveled exten- tl Ser . h . ed . -~ . . . . IM~ryJ•nd: •ml Vrln• Wahlen . N e w' a avora e s ar l Umied States CJhzen, ~n tet orange b 5 and .. • · on VIce. w o a~tst wtthl pan plans to develop .this farm sentatives oE the state's mstttu- 1Me)ti<'o. ~• r~- Ed ...... ,d~ wa~ ~ """"'·j lion b<~ sis with emplovees of, "' be · tab! t 4n_.,ft SlVely, mostly .to the batt 1e the layout that this ·w~s a job as a m-assland farm d h . . . F 'd ber of Old Pine <'hur<'h and Old Ptoe . . • . mu~~ rorrec e 0 "!!l."":'!r Je$u . !Uanket thj.grflSI fronts· hPe ~o:.r....r ·tb harld of lha sh ' c· an as ttons of htgher learnmg n ay jrh,m h T.~ rll•• A i ~. !i:.. rwh·'" w~n· lwl<t , busmess and J:ldt!stry and w1ll be a high school gradliali .~,ul 1. I1IKfet . . . ,aiJout! the' . I a~ e. t ould .have been d 0 De Icleared several acres of land bemoaned the c;lefeat of t h e l 1'uesdHy at Miller~ Home fo r. Fll"'l'r ~ls l rank among the nation's t 0 p d ,·· -.. ... -. ·, . · ; General Pershmg. Traveled back in the winter but s·lncel WI.th th t · 1 tin ind H h· . . . . . . . 1 and bt.l rhl wu In 0111 Pine< l'nll'11'n . 1 1 good moral character an 11)· ~ ,~ · . · ·. . · . • a In en m . e ttS Ohto Bond CommtssJon propos· I pavmo pollee orgamzat1pn. The h · 1 d't' "A mne .riOrth tf my •horne much iri Europe, during serYice he realized it to be of such val- fiye high grade Hereford heif· I . g that higher education Mrl. Mvrtt• Houck ••k•r, u. "·It'd I _· .r.. • t f , cellent p ystra con I lOR . . ·..,-;a saym . . in France. h f h . 'I May !I In T.a\e Worth. Fh., -~~rordm~ i ra1 ses f'<J me as a par o an _ •. IS tbe snow-etpped mountain ue, e e1t t at It should be done ~rs for a start toward a beef now "faces very serious prob- to w••rd r"'""'v1n1 her!' Th01r~ ~~~v " 1over _ all stote employees pay Those interested may a'WJy . range1 the San GabrHl Moun.. "I plan to visit Ga~lipelis, the now rather than watt until an- cattle herd. lems." j~j~~e:ht'r..!.1;.nt~ ~.':,,:~! ~~~~.~;~11~~."~:~ : boast passed by the Ohi~ i>egis- 1at any Highway Patror~ost-: ·Jtftains. A few blocks west is the home I knew as a cbll~, enroute other year. ty and daur~ter (lr the Inti! Joh.n u. 1. t plica'nts who meet the reqfilf;. East Gate entrance to the fain· to a Memorial Day reunion of ACTIVITY IN '61 At a meeting the Ohio Board ~:(~c~~arhvor 1(1 ~atn~~nba~~t~ti~·~·i~~( ~~;;~~ <I Curie. 1 Cl . II I ments. ·and Who succes!a.* · · Consolidutionto h · . · o one 11aramon 1e a1so ca · at~ii~!s'""' Le glon post, ed J.P.L. ' Jet Propulsion Labor- ay vet eran m New Several landowners most ol of Regents many of t e campus .on" ~"" and two dnu~r,tm rr~"·d· ~---~ -pass the entrance ex' amln . ' k I ba . . F N ed her In delltlt. Shto II ~urvtvP.d by ' atory, the' moon missile or ' may riot ve the op-- them neighbors in the w011 ornt ew IVI8JOD represenlattves were ready to her husbnntl. 'rhomn lhkl' r'. B ~nn, l 11.f' E will be assigned to a trai"ifi~ plant, which Ues in the . portunity for _long; as life is Valley Church community on PI~SB~RGH, Pa. (UPI) -claim a crisis exi~ts, but only l ~~~n~~~"..lf;;::~~~d~~~;e~ 1:~~:•~:·. ,:~~~ ~ 1' IFiS (!iHJUe littler cli)ss tn the New Highway P'i~ Gate Dam, hard against mere uncertam, after t h r e e Thirteen Mile Creek are plan· IConsolidation Coal Co., Friday one had a suggestJOn for a SO· ' er memh('r of OkP~ Chapel ('llllrrh. ' O , E' C rol Academy in Columbus:· .... . Ioo thllls. . conservation . activity ' . Valley 1utton. . ILerta. anrt the Ordrr of E;utern St~r ' t ~ ssay on test . mountam score and Ieo years. Dea th has mng this announc ed a new Ohto ~~ waterloo. Storvi(·e• were helrl M.1y · · The next class is schedUle~ 1' About 30 f~t E~t of t h seemingly tapped me on the year. Raymond Hill, wh1 lives IDivision to operate its enlarged Harold 0 ster vice president ~rtaatl ~~~~~~r~· 011~\ 0~1~/:~t' M2~,.~ ~';k'~~ PT . PLEASANT _ Dorothy , to begin May 24, with anotli'tt J.P.L. entrance gate begins many times, more of· .in Virgmia, but owns two farms Ireland Mine and new Shoemak- , f d y ' wm b~ ronil u<"t(!d by mernb~n or tbto Esq tw ~lllden ) at Pt Pleas· I class scheduled for July 12) 11»1.oIed0 Un. waterloo 1 1r II ten 1n the war e:t H W if V II Ch . 1 d M El . . h , or evelopment at oEs. I · . · 8 beau tlful mounIam a , · Y r · owever, near o a ey urch, lii er an c rey rnmes m l e . 't ·t d th t tl ant High S<'hool has been narn· cruit trajning sess10ns run. •'Mt lilled with ~~B, strollers, through all the tragic events planning to build a pond. . Northern Pan~andle, ~;:;: 1 {e~is~~~:;: :nocat! fun~~ 1~;~hu~o~~~~~·. :;~t;,"~:;d.~~~~w "~t ·ed winner or annual essay !.14 to 15 weeks. The H~gh'WaJ . . horse back riders. From a that are more often to. befall an Boyd McDermott, on the nght Consol Pres1dent John C o r- f . zer Ho&pH•L Horn sept. ~3. t872 . '" contest sponsored by J u d g e Patrol t(aining is recognrzMY H my life is rather sue• fork. of Th'If teen M1'le Cree k, lS · cvran sal·d· th e lh ree mmes . w1.11 or 't pre. 1tml,rlary Pt1annmg on GaHipulie . ~he waH thP. au 11 ht" r or the 1 1 . oWiili. On the, trail Vision' • 1 nostalgiC _ • at& Frank and Adal11l'le orothm Do~' · James Lee Thompson. 1 being one of the most com.,.,... 11 1 1nP H ~ .. rvivln r ar.-.. " 11 e ~;~ler. Mr•. ! The essav entitled "Juvenile 1 henslve and advanced In t;itithe past reeled in my Jn a larger sense. I am planning to buiJd a second di- ultimately produce 9.5 million cap! a Improvemen.s. 'th k'nd be h · · · 1Frank Sm ~ ll, llunllngton , W. Va.: a ·· . • 1 · . as I sat enjoying the aroma WI a I art, at- version ditch. He built ene last tons of coal per year and wili He said $2 Qr $3-million dol- Fif r - 111 - t., .. ~,r, \l~ri·· oonndL Court Hearings,'' won Miss ' cept in the United State~. ..:": orange blos.~oms. lng no one becau~e or race, ~1- fall and liked the result so well, supply Mitchell power station Iars would allow planning to I g~~~~P~~~~~c~~d scr;i1;:• Jl~~1~t~c~~~d~~~: Esque $25 rar hPr erfort. Judges Additional recrujt tr~tlriltfj · \bout t.h ree S£'0ra a ll' or creed. I enJOY a nice Wife that he decided to buil(l anoth- under construction about nine proceed until the funds for con· She wu • memher or th~ flu~ ttaP· for the contest were Mrs Char- ~ c:lasses will be schecluled ail'fast • h · fu] t' · · , ttsl Chunh . Servrc.:-e w11! be con· · t we Ive years ago, I came an. orne In peace re 1re- er this year. . rntles south of Moundsville, W. struction can be provided, andj ducted Mond•:.r. May 22. at tilt Me· les Lanham Mrs_ Lela Fogle. I as applications can be proc-. JJfe at Gallipolis, Ohio: Carl BDBwen and Donaid A· Va · . .SO dolng - save t1me. . CoY Fun('nl Hllme In Vinton. with I . G.' Ylusgrave. I ed. ' .· '· .. m burial In Pine Slreet cemetery. song and Rav .;•. Twins Birthday Honored With Family Dinner • - 3 1' At (f N p · · ,. · ..,, con our es. for Farnnng . ee . s DE~~~~ ::::~:!;ES ew atrolm~n~Paflirt:at •. "M·"·' • v..... T0 Draw M AP"·I·Jean ·. ts ore " " r l2l .A.cres. are compIeted . ~::;:"J. LSm~t~~e[;, ~~.r:.uw~·~~-.Kae:d :!:r:h~~o~.~~n~!~~;~·~~\l~;~~~ I Lay 0 ' the Land 't . Lin Oh' Co}} eges 1 h , !he SCeDeS Of his C:bildhood . ,. He IS Eme~son Cobb of ~ta4,ena, Calif., .who recent~ ly announced his, planned vlSlt to Mrs. Anna L. Spragu~ h I I I ·Ifmatron of 't he- Gallik' count . Y ome, wou dn't 0 ~ , ·. tore· , . . w~lte ' l~tter, ' N.. Y. First son, a gr.duw icb ate ~f New York . Univ4n'Sity, Events W k' } 1~ v~~!~'n c!~~ c,ountw" Poat •,•M. 'V'eteral\l or For. :::r~n~i.:~~~. All • ~ Jn an, an the fraternal Order 8Y DICK TH" .... ~ ~s "'here's + an old adage that "You can the boy out 'QUntry b t · 't k 'b "!: .u yqu. c~ ta e t e country out of the ... .. Now, th,is may 011 may not be true with a man in Ca.llforrua', wb,o Ji ve d .in GaII'18 cou.nty· as a •oy, but, at any r.at~, he .Is planmng a visit in ~e next 10 days to .allia l ... · BIRTHs:· DtVORCES M....... LICI.... "'"'" ,, ""'" llllp M. Roberti. II, AUlflll, and an of World War II · 1 "' ' �•• I. . I . .' ' ~ .I . ' ,.' -, '. . . , ,;' .' ~. ~~· ·f . ·r••. ~-·· ;- -~ ,. / • ' I ' .. ' Gallia ·Dateline: MeigS '" News Beat ly ROBERT WINGEn TOEDAY'S THOUGHT - Thought is the seed of aetlon.- merson. • Pre-construction planning for the proposed new Farmers Bank & Savings Company in Pomeroy is continuing. . · ~eodor~ T: Reec!, ~resident, and other bank offiCials will ~gJn mtervtewmg architects this week. The new bank will be constructed on the site of th e old Pomeroy Motor Company and in all will ~ a two-fronted facility with entrances from Main ed, should funds be approv<<d, and Second-Sis. would be on the payroll for Bank officials are weeks. lng construction to begin t h i fall or early net spring. , . RACINE- H IChool ofllcial&' hl8b scllool this spr!Jfg. · cy Yoat, ,diUgljter of Mr. think .the; are busy All four of tbe ydiJDg people Mrs. Gtiqe ·Yoat, Riclne, both es~ witli cj'a!luatloa actlv1Ue1. they were hom In 1941, within a ·!Qur have iillthlni 011 Mrl. MattJ.e montb period. They ·are Linda wbo hfll lojll and,Mrs. grandCipltlron Rraduatlng Yost, PotUafi41; and Nan., ·. Yoat.;' Jia~ A one-owner, late-model Cadillac Is a prize second only to a new Cadillac. Some people even prefer one of these carefully-cared-for Cadlllaca because they so beautifully combine performance, styling, and luxury with a reasonable price. , $5000 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville Full power equipment, radio, tinted glasa, autrnDlc ' eye, new white sidewall tires, aqua metallic flnlah with matching Interior. Just lJke new. Comfort Con• trol Air Condltionine. 65 Cadillac Calais H.T. Splint, v,a, .4. opeed trw.. radio, w!slw tlrei, low ad!• aa:e, abarp. · $1595 .. 1964 Thunderlllrcl Automaile. radio, power steerinl .and .brake~ power seata, wlslw ·llru, lliw'P as i tack. $2295 1965 BliCK S3BOO Comfort Control Alr-CondltioDlog, blue with blue in· tenor, one owner new Cadillac trade. $4000 65 Cadillac Coupe DeVille sell Coburn, Denver Mrs. Clarence W. Hatfield, Ann·ll ette D. Johnson, Mrs. Ethel . Lightfoot, Cathy Jo M an ley, Mrs. Glendon E. Mayes, Noel E. Matthews, Donna J. Mrs. Gary T. Roach, Lee sell, Walter F. Mrs. Clyde E. Shennan, K. Soles, Jr., W. L. Winfield Vinson, Bruce We Mrs. Mark G. Williams, 1mo II L. Workman, Mrs. George P. • I Jacubec and infant 1on, Mrs. Dennis M. Marks and IDII!t•tll daughter, Mrs. Naaman L. 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3lQO . . ~C ·· · · Pomeroy FINANCING The Place To Trade Is Hare Where You Get Service SEE US NOW 199 5 ;~~o~~~?wer~e~ri;~~_:·_ $1 59 5 1964 FAIRLANE 500 51195 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 5995 1962 FORD Cty. Sed. 51095 tir88. 4 Dr. 8 cyl Std. trans . One owner. _ _ _ lumoof. Radio and h e a t e r . - - - - - 4 Dr StltiDD Waeon. 8 cyl Auto. lraDI. Power 11eer1n8. ntllo and heater. Many More Ulld Cars and Trucks To a- f1'9111 . ~ . 1 You A.ltc••• Pa, Les• At .,. 'KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Cdr Lot Middleport 1963 OlDS F85 St11. Wagon 327 Eng, Automatic, 14,000 Miles, Was $2195.00. V8, Auto. luggage Rack, Nice. Was $1195.00. Valier Boopilal Admitted: Mro. CII II 0 r Jones, Weot Columbia· Csr! Plea~&at tart; Richard Franklin, Pt. ' sant. llbclulrceoJ: Mrs. Elijah nelly, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Burrows, Hogsett; BarbarJ Montgomery, Crown City; Carl Estep, Hepett; Mrs. Shell, Pl. Pleasant. 1095 1395 . . 1962 BUICK SPECW: ' '. 1962 CHEVY II CONY. White, Standard Transmission. V8, Auto., P.S., · P.B• . Loqol Was $995.00. . · Owner. . . $2195 "' :· ' ~ 1964 C.ev.ftcbp • • $1175 1963 BUICK · Rlvleft, 2 ·dbor IJard automatie, radio, new tireo, extra allarp . $1895 : 1962 . . IJ5 Bl'Ofltwood 17 WI~ FA~ORY ~ ~DtT!9fPG Mrs. James L. Bush, 1160'AI Ave.; Mrs. Besllie G. Z Cheshire; Mrs. James P. leson, Rt . 1 Thurman; John M. Raike, KaneU&A; Arlbur A. Coy, Henderson; Jamea H. bert, M is ., ~' 1 I GMAC SMI- . )~'' .. ' - ,w.~· ·' . GM'S !,<>west Priced Sports Car. ~ ·g· ' ·· . · ~ .·7 I ...··- ' .•' ' been accepted at the UDiversity of Pittsburgh, Linda at 1\larietta College, and Nsncy at Rio Mrs. Yost plans to a I t the commencement of all four of her $511.~. boDd was set at Com- StatesviDe, N. C. pollee bavt missioner Walters said the u. charged Sinclair with uoault ' S. Court at CoiUIOOus wo u I d with a deadly weapon ID t b t handle tbe extradition request shooting and woundllli of Mill of the Western District of Nortb WaJJjjll. I ~tm~c:_ ~;111 ""' .i t• 1 xn~ ~'.. ~ d'tt'' • IVe Sc 00 to • • llllODS on ro osa ldodergarten cleiSroom, baselllelll of·lite Central buDding. Mrs. Pby!Us Hacke It, teadler, stressed that !be reg.lstration II for cbDdren wbo POMEROY - Rutland res!- cision, would have the three,They added !bat already tbt!ltejpropcl881 bave 1101 beea previously reg- I~: were reported Saturday schools loth, Uth, and 12th have been offers made of II readl tstered. Cblldren entering kin- Ir to lodge strong protests grades at Middleport. ey to finance action agaiDII "It bas been brought to '6r! dergarln litis faD must be a plan being consider· Robert F. Snowden and Eu- move, presumably in the courts. atienlion tbat !be :Uelp I.Geal five before Oct. St. by the Meigs Local Board of gene Fink of Rutland told The In a statement signed by Mr. board bas been COIIIId---------~ ~~~Ed~~ucatlon that would close Rut- Sunday Times • Sentinel ·~nu- Snowden, parenl6 and res erlni a move to place Ill I he and Pomeroy high schools merous" residents of Rutland dents of the Meigs Local Scltool 11th, and 12th Fildes ol lor the 1967-$1 school year. are oppoeed to the proposal. Dls~ict were urged to attend Pomeroy, Middlepol'l IIIII lliltThe proposal, which Dls'crlct They pointed out it was their special meeLioi of tile board land High Schools in one school SUpt. George Hargraves said opinion the closing of Rutland 7:30 Monday evening at probably Middleport. be considered Mooday High School would encourage Pomeroy elementary school the 7th, 8th and 8th lJI'ndes night, but not given a 1ina1 d&- dropout&- of upperclass pupils. eJFesa their opinions on In ooe building, prOOPomeroy, dropping the 1 smooll at Rutlind ••• Pomeroy, and the Junior Hlglls at and Middleport for the school year ol 116'1-48. ''This condition is tD exist unW the - Meigs high school is bolll It is my understand· !ng, and I hope II II not ll'lle, !bat the school board plans to this decision on Monday a former superintendent of ~l~~~ro::~ MIDDLEPORT- Dr. Martin ......r~of Public Inatruction, will deliver the at a meetiDg at tbe Pornand now Ohio elementary smool. address at "I am aoklng tbe parents end Auditoriuim 1~:;["~ o1 the Meigs Local I: District to at.1end t1ti1 Leaving Middleport, Dr. Essex meeting to voice lbair views on East Liverpool, as superintendent the matter." schools, then to Ferndale, Mich., llargaftl, ~ and Akron. He is the only of the MeiP. ~ in modern times to · lbal • hi ded· of the American Assn. on !be proposal will 11111 as mode at lite lollJadaoy nigbl Ispec;&~ sesaion. However, Ill 1IIat rallideltll . . w til OOinE to atlelld ·lbct boelll.metl- I::: ''Oimpetltlon waB so great this ".:.:~·"the band director stated, bad to select four; on e f!rve as an alternate next " l!ol1lovers from Ibis majoretie corps ara De b le North. Susan Prose, end Becky WDaon. Graduallng pon, Ap!'il Brandeberry, Connie Leedy. 1964 Volkswagen · 2'4o0l'o beautiful blaot ~ :=.u a ho~n!la tootb, Wii!J ;., ;, $1 i95 ' , .' ' \ r ' .1• '.• 'dlrtloOt: ........ ~~-~..C.u._. ...,, ... Di. .-, ""'' ' • = · . • 108111..... . . C1llll. radio, . _v_oL_._2_N_o_._16_ _ _ _ su_N_D_Av_,_MA_Y_21_,_19_6_7_ _.;..s_E_co_N_D_SE_cr_I_ON _ _ __ atlend. ' • litis year are: Becky "'t . · i unbrt}J ,kel and' ateerinl, 11, clean. ' · . . " ~une s. ymnh · . ~ . · _ ny. Landin . · . · . J u . · . _ f te 3 te~!K:~;.~-~:~;:.; ·r , c · F,or, on~.ert in Gallipoljs ::,::!:og:~i~!e!~~ a~ 'I satisfa~ory ~aturday Galuie 1100 ~Door llirJI.TOJ. AutomaUc, n'dio, ' IN STOCJCR~DV -TO GOJ ·a.~ ~P ' .... c Yoa~· ~aughter ~Mr. ~foro Da~ld to gr~ti~ lii1Jl1dey· ni·g·b from Soutbei1J; i!igh ·School; Peg!IY Y9St, of Mr. end Mrs'<RObert'Yost, Ni!w • gave himseM was his alleg- Miss Waugh Is reported in ed kidnap victim, M!liiJ Barbara condition in a Johnson, 26, ~tatesvllle, N. C. Statesville hospital, th~ FBI r&!ee, Pa., who will graduate on FBI agents sa1d Slndalr abduct- ported· mommg. _ 8 from Mohawk H1g h ad the girl from a StatesVIlle Slnciau: was taken to Cbilll· School; and George Kucsma, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Kucs+ ma, the former Carolyn Yost, who will gradoate from Gahanna Lincoln High School at Ga- Cust0111 cab. radio, sood rubber, beautiful llluo • willie fintab. . $895· . .19''*· 895 :ts~~r 19 - '67\B.UIC.KS · ; l~ · ·amu 5 "::'J Charlotte W. Va.; Mrs. LcmDie Oak HUI; Mrs: Hermu A. deraon, Ravenswood: Mn. M. Crabtree, RL 1 Oak H II Mn. Willis G. Cabum, Jaol<son; Mn. Lewia P. McGiotblin, onion; Dr. Seteven E. Ste1ren-) SOli, Jackson . 111r111 - Ml'l. Lonnie Mc4::Ie~ land, Oak Hill, 100, 2:12 Friday. Dllchar... - Mrt. ~~=~ F. Arthur Sheila K. ! Mrs. Robert W. Atl!a, John BeU, Walter R. B . - ,· ' 5 5 -= , Rolur Boopltalr houre 24 and 7-a p.m. P only on Pediatrics Ward. AdmlllloDJ Mlcbael Bane, 23 Gallla St.; Randall AdkiDJ, 1095 5 \ 1-I,......-64C-HEVv II S;.- :W"':'!'a-go-n~~1":'":967 3 :_FA.: .LC..,.;ON;; . . .: M; . URA_.·,. . \~a,_ Auto., P.S., P.B. One Own· Auto.,' Bucket Seats. (lk.a New er, Extra Nice. ri•, Athens, O.i Su• Brown !~~~h~~~~ ~!~!.~en Wag. 5 1966 CHEVY II Super Sport 1995 f door Hard Top, .aujoDIItlc, power brakUIII .-rial. ,.. clio. new· wla w• lll'tll, low $1395 1963 FORD iS . SPRUNG AND THE GRASS IS RIZ, THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD BUYS IS." 5 $1395 1965 FORD·LT.I). mUeate, clean aa ·Delf · ~~·~, ~~tf ~~p] MOTOR SALES . 992-5342 fop, standard trarumiu!on, radfo, wlalw 111'01; on~ o! lite 1u.p; ..t.em in tawn · . OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 SMITH SAYS: Sr. lmpJII, 2 door Bar4 Light blue meta!Uc liDlsh with matching Interior, iull · power equipment Incl. windows and 8 way power seat, radio, tinted glsss, white lrlll·tires, comfott control air condilloDlng, low mileaee, real sharp. DOC Meigs Geueral Hospital Admitted - A. v. Howell. Pomeroy. Dlsdlarced - Jerry Wilson, 1963 CHMOLrt Full power lncludln~ windows and 6-way seat, radio wjslw tires, tinted glasa. Autronlc eye, Comfort Cdn: trol air-conditioning, gold meWUc finish with beige Interior, only 22,000 mllea. Real nice. ple!Oil and infant daughter. . '' Jr ' GALLIPOLIS- James Turn- perking 101 Wednesday. cotbe Friday night whel'e heap· Carolina. ~.~~. ;~, . · er Sinclair, ZO, Rt. f MooresA opokesmaa of tbe Cbtcln• peared before U. S. Commis- Sinclair, at lba tJnie ~ - · ville, N. C., objeet of a 13-state naU FBI office said Sinclair sioner Wlllsrd Walters, and ond kidnapping, f88 ,We oa· · search on a cbarge of kidnap- also shot aod wolllded acom· was bound over to tbe U. S. $2,000 bond .lroi!t a Mar· 1 .a.-,; 1 ping bis former girl friend !of panloa of Miss Jobosoa, Ml81 Coort at Columbus. leged kidnapping of Mt• Johtt> . a second time this month, sur- Bath Wau&b, U, 11.. ol BOND SET son. She was bald at gonpolitl rendered to city poUce here Frl- StatesvUle, as tltey sat In a , At recommendation of the U. for boors but later reJeaeed liDday afternoon. . car In· 1JHi StatesvUle ...,,_.., S. Attorney General's office, barmed and Sinclair tuftlld · Wilt! Sinclair at the time he lot. Sta~svUle, N. C., Sinclair's himself in. ., , MIDDLEPORT - Regl&tra· lion for Middleport area cbll· dren plamdna to enlor ldader· larleD tltll laD will be held at 1:11 Monday attemoon in the Full power, radio, tinted glass, white llidewaii tires, wll• • • ~;.......·' BuQy. ,.'·1',·· ··- ..{FOUt'·{j'1'8dnations •, .' 'J~. h.er.Maltie ranwuot ~1. p . I' . . , G_. , , , '$1'795 ·' ... 1964 FALCON· urakes, radio and heater, ' To Gallipolis City Polie~ ' Auto Goes Out Of Control on BiUSt.-eteh Cars Collide At Junction OnOldRt7 �•• I. . I . .' ' ~ .I . ' ,.' -, '. . . , ,;' .' ~. ~~· ·f . ·r••. ~-·· ;- -~ ,. / • ' I ' .. ' Gallia ·Dateline: MeigS '" News Beat ly ROBERT WINGEn TOEDAY'S THOUGHT - Thought is the seed of aetlon.- merson. • Pre-construction planning for the proposed new Farmers Bank & Savings Company in Pomeroy is continuing. . · ~eodor~ T: Reec!, ~resident, and other bank offiCials will ~gJn mtervtewmg architects this week. The new bank will be constructed on the site of th e old Pomeroy Motor Company and in all will ~ a two-fronted facility with entrances from Main ed, should funds be approv<<d, and Second-Sis. would be on the payroll for Bank officials are weeks. lng construction to begin t h i fall or early net spring. , . RACINE- H IChool ofllcial&' hl8b scllool this spr!Jfg. · cy Yoat, ,diUgljter of Mr. think .the; are busy All four of tbe ydiJDg people Mrs. Gtiqe ·Yoat, Riclne, both es~ witli cj'a!luatloa actlv1Ue1. they were hom In 1941, within a ·!Qur have iillthlni 011 Mrl. MattJ.e montb period. They ·are Linda wbo hfll lojll and,Mrs. grandCipltlron Rraduatlng Yost, PotUafi41; and Nan., ·. Yoat.;' Jia~ A one-owner, late-model Cadillac Is a prize second only to a new Cadillac. Some people even prefer one of these carefully-cared-for Cadlllaca because they so beautifully combine performance, styling, and luxury with a reasonable price. , $5000 66 Cadillac Sedan De Ville Full power equipment, radio, tinted glasa, autrnDlc ' eye, new white sidewall tires, aqua metallic flnlah with matching Interior. Just lJke new. Comfort Con• trol Air Condltionine. 65 Cadillac Calais H.T. Splint, v,a, .4. opeed trw.. radio, w!slw tlrei, low ad!• aa:e, abarp. · $1595 .. 1964 Thunderlllrcl Automaile. radio, power steerinl .and .brake~ power seata, wlslw ·llru, lliw'P as i tack. $2295 1965 BliCK S3BOO Comfort Control Alr-CondltioDlog, blue with blue in· tenor, one owner new Cadillac trade. $4000 65 Cadillac Coupe DeVille sell Coburn, Denver Mrs. Clarence W. Hatfield, Ann·ll ette D. Johnson, Mrs. Ethel . Lightfoot, Cathy Jo M an ley, Mrs. Glendon E. Mayes, Noel E. Matthews, Donna J. Mrs. Gary T. Roach, Lee sell, Walter F. Mrs. Clyde E. Shennan, K. Soles, Jr., W. L. Winfield Vinson, Bruce We Mrs. Mark G. Williams, 1mo II L. Workman, Mrs. George P. • I Jacubec and infant 1on, Mrs. Dennis M. Marks and IDII!t•tll daughter, Mrs. Naaman L. 64 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $3lQO . . ~C ·· · · Pomeroy FINANCING The Place To Trade Is Hare Where You Get Service SEE US NOW 199 5 ;~~o~~~?wer~e~ri;~~_:·_ $1 59 5 1964 FAIRLANE 500 51195 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 5995 1962 FORD Cty. Sed. 51095 tir88. 4 Dr. 8 cyl Std. trans . One owner. _ _ _ lumoof. Radio and h e a t e r . - - - - - 4 Dr StltiDD Waeon. 8 cyl Auto. lraDI. Power 11eer1n8. ntllo and heater. Many More Ulld Cars and Trucks To a- f1'9111 . ~ . 1 You A.ltc••• Pa, Les• At .,. 'KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Cdr Lot Middleport 1963 OlDS F85 St11. Wagon 327 Eng, Automatic, 14,000 Miles, Was $2195.00. V8, Auto. luggage Rack, Nice. Was $1195.00. Valier Boopilal Admitted: Mro. CII II 0 r Jones, Weot Columbia· Csr! Plea~&at tart; Richard Franklin, Pt. ' sant. llbclulrceoJ: Mrs. Elijah nelly, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. Burrows, Hogsett; BarbarJ Montgomery, Crown City; Carl Estep, Hepett; Mrs. Shell, Pl. Pleasant. 1095 1395 . . 1962 BUICK SPECW: ' '. 1962 CHEVY II CONY. White, Standard Transmission. V8, Auto., P.S., · P.B• . Loqol Was $995.00. . · Owner. . . $2195 "' :· ' ~ 1964 C.ev.ftcbp • • $1175 1963 BUICK · Rlvleft, 2 ·dbor IJard automatie, radio, new tireo, extra allarp . $1895 : 1962 . . IJ5 Bl'Ofltwood 17 WI~ FA~ORY ~ ~DtT!9fPG Mrs. James L. Bush, 1160'AI Ave.; Mrs. Besllie G. Z Cheshire; Mrs. James P. leson, Rt . 1 Thurman; John M. Raike, KaneU&A; Arlbur A. Coy, Henderson; Jamea H. bert, M is ., ~' 1 I GMAC SMI- . )~'' .. ' - ,w.~· ·' . GM'S !,<>west Priced Sports Car. ~ ·g· ' ·· . · ~ .·7 I ...··- ' .•' ' been accepted at the UDiversity of Pittsburgh, Linda at 1\larietta College, and Nsncy at Rio Mrs. Yost plans to a I t the commencement of all four of her $511.~. boDd was set at Com- StatesviDe, N. C. pollee bavt missioner Walters said the u. charged Sinclair with uoault ' S. Court at CoiUIOOus wo u I d with a deadly weapon ID t b t handle tbe extradition request shooting and woundllli of Mill of the Western District of Nortb WaJJjjll. I ~tm~c:_ ~;111 ""' .i t• 1 xn~ ~'.. ~ d'tt'' • IVe Sc 00 to • • llllODS on ro osa ldodergarten cleiSroom, baselllelll of·lite Central buDding. Mrs. Pby!Us Hacke It, teadler, stressed that !be reg.lstration II for cbDdren wbo POMEROY - Rutland res!- cision, would have the three,They added !bat already tbt!ltejpropcl881 bave 1101 beea previously reg- I~: were reported Saturday schools loth, Uth, and 12th have been offers made of II readl tstered. Cblldren entering kin- Ir to lodge strong protests grades at Middleport. ey to finance action agaiDII "It bas been brought to '6r! dergarln litis faD must be a plan being consider· Robert F. Snowden and Eu- move, presumably in the courts. atienlion tbat !be :Uelp I.Geal five before Oct. St. by the Meigs Local Board of gene Fink of Rutland told The In a statement signed by Mr. board bas been COIIIId---------~ ~~~Ed~~ucatlon that would close Rut- Sunday Times • Sentinel ·~nu- Snowden, parenl6 and res erlni a move to place Ill I he and Pomeroy high schools merous" residents of Rutland dents of the Meigs Local Scltool 11th, and 12th Fildes ol lor the 1967-$1 school year. are oppoeed to the proposal. Dls~ict were urged to attend Pomeroy, Middlepol'l IIIII lliltThe proposal, which Dls'crlct They pointed out it was their special meeLioi of tile board land High Schools in one school SUpt. George Hargraves said opinion the closing of Rutland 7:30 Monday evening at probably Middleport. be considered Mooday High School would encourage Pomeroy elementary school the 7th, 8th and 8th lJI'ndes night, but not given a 1ina1 d&- dropout&- of upperclass pupils. eJFesa their opinions on In ooe building, prOOPomeroy, dropping the 1 smooll at Rutlind ••• Pomeroy, and the Junior Hlglls at and Middleport for the school year ol 116'1-48. ''This condition is tD exist unW the - Meigs high school is bolll It is my understand· !ng, and I hope II II not ll'lle, !bat the school board plans to this decision on Monday a former superintendent of ~l~~~ro::~ MIDDLEPORT- Dr. Martin ......r~of Public Inatruction, will deliver the at a meetiDg at tbe Pornand now Ohio elementary smool. address at "I am aoklng tbe parents end Auditoriuim 1~:;["~ o1 the Meigs Local I: District to at.1end t1ti1 Leaving Middleport, Dr. Essex meeting to voice lbair views on East Liverpool, as superintendent the matter." schools, then to Ferndale, Mich., llargaftl, ~ and Akron. He is the only of the MeiP. ~ in modern times to · lbal • hi ded· of the American Assn. on !be proposal will 11111 as mode at lite lollJadaoy nigbl Ispec;&~ sesaion. However, Ill 1IIat rallideltll . . w til OOinE to atlelld ·lbct boelll.metl- I::: ''Oimpetltlon waB so great this ".:.:~·"the band director stated, bad to select four; on e f!rve as an alternate next " l!ol1lovers from Ibis majoretie corps ara De b le North. Susan Prose, end Becky WDaon. Graduallng pon, Ap!'il Brandeberry, Connie Leedy. 1964 Volkswagen · 2'4o0l'o beautiful blaot ~ :=.u a ho~n!la tootb, Wii!J ;., ;, $1 i95 ' , .' ' \ r ' .1• '.• 'dlrtloOt: ........ ~~-~..C.u._. ...,, ... Di. .-, ""'' ' • = · . • 108111..... . . C1llll. radio, . _v_oL_._2_N_o_._16_ _ _ _ su_N_D_Av_,_MA_Y_21_,_19_6_7_ _.;..s_E_co_N_D_SE_cr_I_ON _ _ __ atlend. ' • litis year are: Becky "'t . · i unbrt}J ,kel and' ateerinl, 11, clean. ' · . . " ~une s. ymnh · . ~ . · _ ny. Landin . · . · . J u . · . _ f te 3 te~!K:~;.~-~:~;:.; ·r , c · F,or, on~.ert in Gallipoljs ::,::!:og:~i~!e!~~ a~ 'I satisfa~ory ~aturday Galuie 1100 ~Door llirJI.TOJ. AutomaUc, n'dio, ' IN STOCJCR~DV -TO GOJ ·a.~ ~P ' .... c Yoa~· ~aughter ~Mr. ~foro Da~ld to gr~ti~ lii1Jl1dey· ni·g·b from Soutbei1J; i!igh ·School; Peg!IY Y9St, of Mr. end Mrs'<RObert'Yost, Ni!w • gave himseM was his alleg- Miss Waugh Is reported in ed kidnap victim, M!liiJ Barbara condition in a Johnson, 26, ~tatesvllle, N. C. Statesville hospital, th~ FBI r&!ee, Pa., who will graduate on FBI agents sa1d Slndalr abduct- ported· mommg. _ 8 from Mohawk H1g h ad the girl from a StatesVIlle Slnciau: was taken to Cbilll· School; and George Kucsma, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Kucs+ ma, the former Carolyn Yost, who will gradoate from Gahanna Lincoln High School at Ga- Cust0111 cab. radio, sood rubber, beautiful llluo • willie fintab. . $895· . .19''*· 895 :ts~~r 19 - '67\B.UIC.KS · ; l~ · ·amu 5 "::'J Charlotte W. Va.; Mrs. LcmDie Oak HUI; Mrs: Hermu A. deraon, Ravenswood: Mn. M. Crabtree, RL 1 Oak H II Mn. Willis G. Cabum, Jaol<son; Mn. Lewia P. McGiotblin, onion; Dr. Seteven E. Ste1ren-) SOli, Jackson . 111r111 - Ml'l. Lonnie Mc4::Ie~ land, Oak Hill, 100, 2:12 Friday. Dllchar... - Mrt. ~~=~ F. Arthur Sheila K. ! Mrs. Robert W. Atl!a, John BeU, Walter R. B . - ,· ' 5 5 -= , Rolur Boopltalr houre 24 and 7-a p.m. P only on Pediatrics Ward. AdmlllloDJ Mlcbael Bane, 23 Gallla St.; Randall AdkiDJ, 1095 5 \ 1-I,......-64C-HEVv II S;.- :W"':'!'a-go-n~~1":'":967 3 :_FA.: .LC..,.;ON;; . . .: M; . URA_.·,. . \~a,_ Auto., P.S., P.B. One Own· Auto.,' Bucket Seats. (lk.a New er, Extra Nice. ri•, Athens, O.i Su• Brown !~~~h~~~~ ~!~!.~en Wag. 5 1966 CHEVY II Super Sport 1995 f door Hard Top, .aujoDIItlc, power brakUIII .-rial. ,.. clio. new· wla w• lll'tll, low $1395 1963 FORD iS . SPRUNG AND THE GRASS IS RIZ, THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD BUYS IS." 5 $1395 1965 FORD·LT.I). mUeate, clean aa ·Delf · ~~·~, ~~tf ~~p] MOTOR SALES . 992-5342 fop, standard trarumiu!on, radfo, wlalw 111'01; on~ o! lite 1u.p; ..t.em in tawn · . OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 SMITH SAYS: Sr. lmpJII, 2 door Bar4 Light blue meta!Uc liDlsh with matching Interior, iull · power equipment Incl. windows and 8 way power seat, radio, tinted glsss, white lrlll·tires, comfott control air condilloDlng, low mileaee, real sharp. DOC Meigs Geueral Hospital Admitted - A. v. Howell. Pomeroy. Dlsdlarced - Jerry Wilson, 1963 CHMOLrt Full power lncludln~ windows and 6-way seat, radio wjslw tires, tinted glasa. Autronlc eye, Comfort Cdn: trol air-conditioning, gold meWUc finish with beige Interior, only 22,000 mllea. Real nice. ple!Oil and infant daughter. . '' Jr ' GALLIPOLIS- James Turn- perking 101 Wednesday. cotbe Friday night whel'e heap· Carolina. ~.~~. ;~, . · er Sinclair, ZO, Rt. f MooresA opokesmaa of tbe Cbtcln• peared before U. S. Commis- Sinclair, at lba tJnie ~ - · ville, N. C., objeet of a 13-state naU FBI office said Sinclair sioner Wlllsrd Walters, and ond kidnapping, f88 ,We oa· · search on a cbarge of kidnap- also shot aod wolllded acom· was bound over to tbe U. S. $2,000 bond .lroi!t a Mar· 1 .a.-,; 1 ping bis former girl friend !of panloa of Miss Jobosoa, Ml81 Coort at Columbus. leged kidnapping of Mt• Johtt> . a second time this month, sur- Bath Wau&b, U, 11.. ol BOND SET son. She was bald at gonpolitl rendered to city poUce here Frl- StatesvUle, as tltey sat In a , At recommendation of the U. for boors but later reJeaeed liDday afternoon. . car In· 1JHi StatesvUle ...,,_.., S. Attorney General's office, barmed and Sinclair tuftlld · Wilt! Sinclair at the time he lot. Sta~svUle, N. C., Sinclair's himself in. ., , MIDDLEPORT - Regl&tra· lion for Middleport area cbll· dren plamdna to enlor ldader· larleD tltll laD will be held at 1:11 Monday attemoon in the Full power, radio, tinted glass, white llidewaii tires, wll• • • ~;.......·' BuQy. ,.'·1',·· ··- ..{FOUt'·{j'1'8dnations •, .' 'J~. h.er.Maltie ranwuot ~1. p . I' . . , G_. , , , '$1'795 ·' ... 1964 FALCON· urakes, radio and heater, ' To Gallipolis City Polie~ ' Auto Goes Out Of Control on BiUSt.-eteh Cars Collide At Junction OnOldRt7 �' • ' 1 ' ' I '). 'V• • • Isttatton ' '' ' ' \ ' ' ;( '~ ' ' " ' PRESENTS - Representatives of the Laurel Cliff Better Health Club on Thursday presented a se~ing rna· chine to Veterans Memorial Hospital jn Pomeroy. Acceptmgtbe mach1.ne at ngbt are Mrs. Harold SJ!Uih, head of the housekeeping department, and Walter Stewart, hospital adnnmstrator. Making \he P.resentation, I to r, are Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Sr., Mrs. Merlin'J'racy, who 1s also. a hospital employee, Mrs. Paul Frick, club president, Mrs. Bertha Parker and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Sr.-Sentinel Photo. , Southern Services S.Sgt. Robert Seyfried \ Wins Commendation Medal i' 1 I ·"'• •: Scholarship, Activity Awards Made WINS STAMPS - Jack Carsey, manager of Landmark In Pomeroy, last week presented 75,000 S & H Green Stamps to Mrs. Dale Bachner, RD Rutland. The presentation, representing more than 70 books of stamps, was Mrs. Bachner's aw· ard for being third·place statewide winner in Landmarl(s annual spring open house festivities. Fiddlers to Bow for $550 1\liddleport Police D4,118 MARGIE ' . ~ • I • j' ' 1)1 , TOP CITI£ENS- Marg.le Haqia ,l\!ld,Wayne .D.vb were named the outstanding seril9r gll1. and !joy ill' . \he Middleport !ligh ·Schoo) graduating class Fi'lday whell awards day was held. Miss Harris, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HarriS, &1\d Davis '\he son of Mr•. and f!lrs. Paul Davis, wer~ the Dimforth FoUndatlon - A,war~ winners. Selection was by facul· ty me'mbers 1 b11$eil on.,acbolarshi),!, cbatacl!lr,. lead· ership and loyal\)'. · . · , · Ml" Hallef. itl4 Mils :McEJhln. ney won ~semble tne!lals and 'Harris, boys' medals went tQ Jamr• James Bart.and Way· .. \' was pre,' "' aec6mpanjat medal. Marie Hackel! was preReadel'•' J) i g e II 'or I h e Danfortb ~war~ were MaraM W~yne Davis. " award, day winnm f&fe,armowi!Ced earner. ' 1 ~.··,, -1!!I TO HOSPITAL ' MIDDLEPORT _ VlrglniR wa1 lal;en 1o Vetero11s Hospital b¥ tbe Mid· emergency squad rn. _Dlght sfter beeoming Ui " HOME ON Headiey Sl She was admitted as a medlcai •' .. ,(. ' 1 J, �' • ' 1 ' ' I '). 'V• • • Isttatton ' '' ' ' \ ' ' ;( '~ ' ' " ' PRESENTS - Representatives of the Laurel Cliff Better Health Club on Thursday presented a se~ing rna· chine to Veterans Memorial Hospital jn Pomeroy. Acceptmgtbe mach1.ne at ngbt are Mrs. Harold SJ!Uih, head of the housekeeping department, and Walter Stewart, hospital adnnmstrator. Making \he P.resentation, I to r, are Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Sr., Mrs. Merlin'J'racy, who 1s also. a hospital employee, Mrs. Paul Frick, club president, Mrs. Bertha Parker and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Sr.-Sentinel Photo. , Southern Services S.Sgt. Robert Seyfried \ Wins Commendation Medal i' 1 I ·"'• •: Scholarship, Activity Awards Made WINS STAMPS - Jack Carsey, manager of Landmark In Pomeroy, last week presented 75,000 S & H Green Stamps to Mrs. Dale Bachner, RD Rutland. The presentation, representing more than 70 books of stamps, was Mrs. Bachner's aw· ard for being third·place statewide winner in Landmarl(s annual spring open house festivities. Fiddlers to Bow for $550 1\liddleport Police D4,118 MARGIE ' . ~ • I • j' ' 1)1 , TOP CITI£ENS- Marg.le Haqia ,l\!ld,Wayne .D.vb were named the outstanding seril9r gll1. and !joy ill' . \he Middleport !ligh ·Schoo) graduating class Fi'lday whell awards day was held. Miss Harris, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HarriS, &1\d Davis '\he son of Mr•. and f!lrs. Paul Davis, wer~ the Dimforth FoUndatlon - A,war~ winners. Selection was by facul· ty me'mbers 1 b11$eil on.,acbolarshi),!, cbatacl!lr,. lead· ership and loyal\)'. · . · , · Ml" Hallef. itl4 Mils :McEJhln. ney won ~semble tne!lals and 'Harris, boys' medals went tQ Jamr• James Bart.and Way· .. \' was pre,' "' aec6mpanjat medal. Marie Hackel! was preReadel'•' J) i g e II 'or I h e Danfortb ~war~ were MaraM W~yne Davis. " award, day winnm f&fe,armowi!Ced earner. 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'" �, l ) ' ' ' '• ' It ,- 0 I ' I 1 • • " ' " ,, ' ' I• .... , · · The Sun~ay Tl)nes.Sentlnel, Sunday, Ma,. 21, 1967-17 MIDDLEPORT - .John Tan- tentJorl; Siz of tbete were ~•can pliiJI!l' Ia IIte IGarnlmeiii•IIAI Angebijl, llult llnt!Jht r. nehil\ 16, of Mltlilleport, lut or Europeans; llld of galnst ally of t1tt A1i81!J, . , · we~ lli'OIIi~l home lhe tiltlons four were •)OOI'lcl·flllk!lil. T8kaiiasltl went 011 1u lose IS and Under title, lloY' 16 and lh\tfer table leo- II lfU lbe llrit U.S. lite -.m1 • final• to Dal then . caugbt Sunda9ftilht ·b, nls championS~Ijl from the U. which wwld-nmted Lee ; rOmler !Iouth Colftlll 1D lhe BOys 17 '4m1 Un· S. Open iD 'lli!il DleJU and na; Competed. ·,'llt!y ·4ttd eba:nploJt 110., tf llnala In a match that went tional ~ ..In two other h!bii!ODI at· J!:lpo. 'f1 · came OhiO and 'Tamleblll'a live pmes, by •cores of !fivislotll. 1 to ' San .Dieg9 speeill Lee hlmsetr toai to a. ~~. 18-21, ~~-~• 1Dtl 18.21. PlayiJMI ~I of tbe C.IUII!bus vitatimitt to participate. Bhi, Japan,' Wlll'ld sixth ranlted,l Table TennJS Club, lite MilS ~e 15 • year • older'a Ill the finals. Otberl In .t C.lumbu playing in the MidSophomore · to • be was run- with -lllroBhi ~ash!, J.opsn, quarter , final roitDd wee~ Reglonals where a atrQng ner-up ~ the Boys 17 and world .u, ranked, in the lbe present South Koreau field ., men single! plaverlt~~r Under divllllon and ~ached the final round proved to be a Sweden'a loth eludett.' u. s. lll!ril nnJied Deli , qWIJ'Ier-fl!lals 1n mens SJng!es. ney • stapper· ed, lsraeU Swei!ril of Grand Rapids, l6tiJ.. ~aranteeinfl a naUonal ra~g 1 When·" was over, with Jim Blomer, 28, U. ranked Don Lyons of Dayton, lll8lde the top 8 of the country s hasbi wmntng on tcores of ed, .of Chlcagt. and second , ranked Danny Pe. adult players. 16, 21·14, and 21·15, the T hJII h cora of Oltlca 0 Tannehill was one of two than 2,000 spectators rose anne ad dumped U. g• Americans In the 250 playt!l' give the Ohio boy a tiJree.min· seventh ranked Jack OVTSIDE WINNER men's singles draw to reach' ute standing ovation. of New York three , the quarter · round where only The scores against Takahjlshi ... gal~ the quorter ·, DENVILLE; N.J. (UPI)-Wes eight playere remained in con. eJ:ceeded tllose of any Amerk "1'ree "o:merl U.S. men! • tsin-h ...,,, ln"'ted , ........ g es Cnt~mp ons were n ~:~uUI, an Ya OUII'VI-awa\C" pro, San Diego field, and were cap1uret1 tho ~.ooo Dodge .F riday's Major line Scores STETSON STRAWS !I 1 Banquet Honors BOWling Tearns At Skyline Lanes ''""'Wilms 1 ner,:•· .t""' CYCLE CENTER Ju!7 .... . Pun:lnilt a ._,.Fergus011 I lrac~r ltllllttd you can wrila oft 1 lilrat )10fllon of lha cost on W. yel(r ilK bill. This •viii••IHt qultuubstanlia~ depelldin1 01 YQUrtax bracke~ 111101111111 as~ Plid. melltod of depr.:lallol used, and cur· rent fldellll, tla!e, and local tax IrA Wotk 0111 1 prelimi· nii!J lilt II fii!UIII, thtn dieck lhenl Gilt wlllr JOIII' lawyer or tax 011•lflrll Y011'l find that ......... IOOd llulineM bt IRYIIt II lllllj'flriMSOI aquipMell lid _ _ _ wiJM Jllll•lll further NYinp llnlllilu In alfect.. ' HAY CONDITIONING \t . "'~ Itand Seve At_ . , ,.,.. """'THOMPSON FULT..,... _ TRACTOR SALES f92.5101 , Pomeroy 1 WHITE IMPLEMENT CO. r_ OHIO CORN needs an OHIO CORN FERTILIZER GR~WE L:Y. VISIT 1 •1111 lllctonutrlentl GUARANTEED I Clnl ' YOU CAN MAKE HAY ll FASTER with• ' HAY CONDITIONER No. :33 or No. 2A Central Soya's New FERTILIZER WAREHOUSE *COMPARE SERVICE ~OMPARE QUALITY *COMPAR~ AVAILABILITY *'OMPARE PRICE IF TIME - l$l~ANT, YOU CAN SAVE IT IY USING TkE',AST, COURTEOUS, AND FRIEMDLY S~RVICE OP CENTIW SOYA : ·'· •••••• Rawlings Honda Sales WILLIAMSON fARM SUPPLY I. Who Think Honda ••••• '*"" mtmg Yield \I. I' 1 llltlllll. f/1111 ll1all I ' .. • . ·.. !¥•!'" I 111 WLY, ROADSTER, BOSS, AND STUDENT ••• NEW HIGH lARS, NEW STEa FENDERS, NEW TANKS, NEW SEATS, RAC. ltG S1'1UPES, COME IN NOW AND SEE THE lATEST FROM HONDA, THE WORLD LEADIR IN lWO W& TRANSPOR'lATION • ory period before rqrazlng. wbea ottemptlnc fruit trM pro.14311 e. BY BRYSON R. CARTER 1 I • . -. ' '• ,. \ ' . ;1. '' Middleport, Ohio.' · t ·. • "------~----~ .. --------~--~~~~ ' ,q.:i .' ' ' ' PLlNrt OF'' PUitiJG ·-··,,, -~ . . 1 Honda Custom 'SO.. Four New Custom Models From Honda For The Young . . - • • ~,... ...... ~,., ......, howevet, were generally lower. THEY'RE HERE ••• THE NEW ~:O:.v~-::""' Aaron~~ ~N~ 7/J.KHPH¥/,NI TNFdidl Dodge'": 311 - Phillies n. Gla•i:t; ond llroct, Cards 7; J"!'e 'IT - Braves vs. Reds; IOiibs, Clemente, Plrateo ana 11 1ll!' 311 - Open; June It ., 1McCovey, Giant. I. ~gers vs. Gamts; JUliO 10 Alllerleu Loapfr p ~ VI. Pllillies. 10 n, Orioles t; Freehan ,futy I - Braves vo. Glanll; Kallne, Tigers 8; Yastnem.tl, I - Holiday; July ~ lied Sox 7: ~ tied with 6. en;. July 6 -Giants vs. Reds; Rauo Balled ID Jtf}o 7 - Braves va. Dod&en. Nalloual Leape Clemente, .• Pirates 26; Aaron, Braves 25: 1\lly 10- Phillies VI. Brsves; Torre, Braves and Brock, caod.j ll 11 - Dtdgera vs. Reds; 2Z; Cepeda, Cards 21. I!- Open; July 13- G~ AmeriCIII Leaper F. Robin- II . vs. PhUlles; July 14 - llfds son, Oriole• and Kaline, Tigeno . Braveo. 125: Freehsn, 'ngen 23; Ya1o 11 - G!anu " Dodgo trzemsld, lied So• 21: Killebrew July 18 _ PhilO.. vs. and Vwllllles, Twina 20. R{rlls; July If - Open• July . Pllcldnf Gianta VI. Braves; July Ndtaal Leapo: Veale, pt. Dndgers vo. Phillles. r~tes S.O: Holtzman, CUbo and 1 24 - Dodien va. Br•veo (I Den, Plr•les 4-0; Arrigo, 25 - Giant. va. Jleds; Reds H; Queea, Redt 5-l. 26 - Opon; July 'l1 _ Amerlou Leqao: Horlen, vs. Phillies; July 28 - Whlto Sol 5-0; Sp!JI'Illa, VI. Dodgers. 4-0; Clllance, Twins I·I; Peters, II S1 - PhJllies vs Dodg, White Sol 6-1; Lonborg, Red ' AlJI. 1- Braves vo: Reds; 8os " 1• · I- Ojlen; Aug. 3 - Dodg. ---VII. GlaDta; AIIJ. 4 - 11oc11 PRACI'ICI!: GAME P~ •. OALIJPtOUS> - 'lbe ' ... ~ V8, Glanfa; League Wbtle &oz. J.IC(J dofend,:9 »' -~ · ~ ... Dodaera; in( elwnpion,o, will 1,.,l.!:f- ~ Alii. 10 - Gl- praetil; 1ame wtlb tbe "'-~~' .,.; Aq. S1 - Sol: all p. m. Monday 011 u--ea · ,., ~ 1lrial P1e1t1, during the Jl .-ll!i:dlrn • fill!.. llo.l'a ~ adiatltlled JII'IIO•II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ... . . . . ... - l ''" C\'Pitf trif1loul<ll~ llluOUII!J ~ 111m~· Oulo I_ Leaders Schedule Is Released t , , . . ............ .... T•~•u., ·•• ' liiJ!; Ohio ~fa , . , t1ol:liil d' "" 1 ' . _ Exl. -----The label on your pesticide ! were grazed alone and in <tlf· money, 10 be &OI tllf contamer ts an expensive and ferent combinations fcjf two sea,,.~· . lime. There_ Is were Slaug!Jter heifers ·\ BY C. E. BLAKESLEE !em In_ applymg mostlysteers _21._75and higher at va1ua ble p1ece o1 paper. sons. C.. Ext. Agem, Agriculture approximately t w o million , . JS not an advertisement but ' Sheep paslured alone' averag1'- Cows a It nds f 'I . if ma)or livestock termina collection of fact• prep red b ·• ''7 d f , Mel•• n. I • .... un Y , pou . o sOt m an acre we closed stead to .SO hi her; • a Y; "' " ponn s o gam per acre In our search for maXImum ~nstder SIX and two • thirds bulls stead Yto u f5. F!ed r the manufar!urer and carefully each season, ·Steers produced , productiOn we sometimes lor· mches as •the plower knows. tU Y te d PJo 50 h' h ~ checked and approved by Ieder. 304 pounds per acre when graz. l get the basic need, For at least When we consider Ibis two mil- Vca 1" wer_e 8 a/E 1- St 'Log ·~· al and state regulatory officials. ed alone. \Vith companion uaz. , M01gs · .... n. · equa 1 1o were ea ersteady prtces but a down as $J.OO - UIS tb roe genera t10ns, u~~r )'JOn poun ds of so1'I JS at Study lhe label carefully . It .,ng, ra 1,:os of s1x sheep to one ty farmers have been applymg 1,000 tons of soil, one ton ofl St p 1 will Jell you: [ steer produced 346 pounds Jotal . lime as a means of correcting lime thaet equals 1-1110 of t hi s1 R a~ ·1 Igatns per acre; three sheep to • 1 bout 156 000 _ What you are buying, soil acidity. ooil weight. cntt~ ~ 'tw~~e ~arkets w'ere - What esls the contents ' one steer, 344 pounds per acre; 1 The proper us"' of both lime We are attempting, in liming 1 h;' 1 th 1 sl ek w'tll control p and one sheep to one oteer, 31% 1 dfertT 1 • f0 . , SJg.wyarger ana we. d , 11 11 Get bll capacity end top q11llty an . U:r s neces~ary r th.e sod, t~ so ~~ the m e Steer .heifer and cow beef - What crops or animals you poun 11 per acre. ; contmued htgh crop yields. Ap- wtth the sod parttdes of the en· '\1 t 1•cent a po d 1 ean use it on 1 Agronomist R )\' . VanKeuren 1 with an Allis-Chalmers 303 Har Baler! plication of each should be tire element of soil so that Jl',e w~s 1up 1 · 0 1 t tr d' un n , _ How mu~h to and animal scientist C. T. Par. 1 made Jo -assure adequate nutri· soil moisture will be sweet wTohes. e car 0 at mgd. 1 ht Wh · 1 -e -1 , ' kor attribute the better gains to I Tho aoa·. wido 60' pickup bandloo llrhl .. , h h e average cos an we g en o us 1 d'ff .m graz1ng hab'1ts. I . . , t I I I rod ct 1 windrow•-cl•NI the :field! Twin~leed rak• move en eves ·or crop p u 1on. enoug c;s t e. 1me mns w111 ref t k t Tl eq -• tt'me 'tnterval 1 erences . . o s1eers a seven mar e s was 1e r u1rt:U , hay ovtnly inlo tht balinr chamber, eomb out wado, When the soil p~ Jslow, be sure plac~ the ac1d Ions· on the SOJI 24 _44 , the hlghest average since between application and harv- ~ Cattle tend to leave patches .of : to f'lrm tight, MIUUt baifJI, Grooves an formed. on Jo apply lhe lime first. Long· partiCle, . , Januar while the 1803 und i est or slau hter. forage almost untouched whtle 1 the bale to minimize twine ,.. wire llippa1•. S. the , _ ,.~eedt'ngg or graz·tng re•tr'tctime expenments conducted m .Many farmersJohave build the1r y, we~g . ht was 'the 1po sheep graze cleanly. Sheep als() . 1 II . t h average owes .• . t .•• 100 aDii Ilia 00.111piett line oC A,C toolo f<¥ ~1 Oh , h lit 1 1_10 s ow a .'me app1leu on SOil me .1eve1 ~OJn w ere since September 1966 lions or limitations. WI.11 ea many common weeds 1 actd soli accordmg to soli test It Is now m the destrable range Choice slaughter , steers at Other Important limitations wh1ch caltle shun. ' reoommendattor.o will often re· of 6.5 to 7.0 pH, Even t h e s e Ch' . b t b 'd lf cts such as sta'tn The researchers conclude lhal t $91 d' . f . 1cagc. averaged a ou 125 .65 a ou 1 s1 ee e - dd , urn 16 -to or every c ar far~ers are ~~~ 11 . mdmg r hundredwei ht. ing, persi!tence end hazards Jo a lng sheep Jo_ ~attle to iJir : 742-5693 ALLIS-cHALMERS DEALER RUTLAND, o. Invested. , , , _ the1r sub soil IS st1ll extremely pe _g_ fish. ' crease paslure utthzation Is ad· -------...,-,...,,..,....-----Most Me1gs County sells are acid. Hog prices advanced for the ' _ How hazardous the product valnagMus, but there Is little 1 ~Jd,eedso hmTheis one o1f 1the1 bad - Research .h a. s1. shown sixth consecutive week Com- Iis and the precautions neees- advantage to adding cattle to s1c n s. og ca e- when corrective 1me d 'th ek · 1 1 . S"ry to use 'tt safely sheep. Since sheep graze more . r f e gea 'I I th t th d . ed t hI pare WI a we ago, cosng " I I . . scrip Ionl,do l~ur ?O,' fs s da f ~y t1CMJts arbe ileslr·d·t •th el~ co prices for barrows and gilts , ·- The ;1ntidote in case of ac- seh ect vely, the SCientists warn are res ua so1 s orme rom rec su so aCJ 1 y, e 1me • t $ h' h h'J 'd t . ·,ng t at far'ltlers must be car~ful · H 1 h ld were •150 o 2 25 1g er w 1 el CJ en a1 poison . d h d san slone an s ale, Our soli qulrement to P .0 s ou sows were up .5o to $LSO, The Proper labelling of pesticides , not to overgraze and put cattle , are ma.J!ow to moderately deep used. The pH level m the continued advance has boosted is requtred by law, but this is at,, a, diSadvantage, . I acid sods on strongly slopmg 1o sod should be 7.0 or above prices more than $6_00 r not -enough, The label must be J<:ach_ farmer must constder steep topography. Our sods are ~rov1de downward m~vement hundredwei ht over tfleir re:Ot read. understood. and the direc- • companiOn grazing In terms of low In organic matter and h.ve hme to the 14 to 21 mcb depth. lows g I lions followed. Pesticide safety his own farming operation and lair go good moisture hoi · tg Even. then, _thJs downward H.g receipts at twelve is an individual responsibility. hio llvestock preference!' the capacity. Good management is movement wtll take Ye. a r s. terminal markets Ius d" t I This is up to you. researchers conclude. Numbers necessary for suslained yields Therefore, the sooner it IS ap· k 1. treed BEITER GAINS of llvesloek building• and 1 , 1 t 1P I . f th ood . . I' d the better f()r when the mar e mgs m n er or owa an , I . I . d .One o e g man~gement p '" '. . . southern M in n e s o t a totaled If a farmer has both sheep . equ pment, and encmg nee s practices I~ to be sure there is subsoil IS · pr~perly limed, the some S01,000 for the five-day iend cattle he may be able 1o also must he considered. suffl(lJent hme In tile""'! to pro- plant roots crm make more ef. period compared with 563 ooo l utilize his posture better by gra· ' EXTENSION BULLETIN duce maxmmm yields. Mo s !JcJenl ~of lite subs~il water last week ' zing them together. Whether you're a beginner or I people are aware that we and nutrmnts. SymbJOtir, mtro- Wholesaie carlot rices for I In otudlu at the Ohio Agrl· an old hand a! fruit tree propa- , PLUG-FREE ROLLS sure lime requirements gen fixmg or~amsms _ir?w bet- pork cuts Y:ere up l,r cent ror I tultural Research and Devel- g.atton , a new Extension b~lle· l lar to a thermometer except we ter t~ when the subso1l1s prop. loins 1_3 to ~ cent for B t n opment Center, CGmpanlon tm may help you. It's titled DELIVER PASTER refer to it as the soil pH a neu. erly hmed.. . bulu; and 11 to 3,h cen:' f~r 1 grazing produced more total "Fruit Tree Pronagation'' and ' tral soil is 7.0. The extremely It takes hme for lime to re- fresh skinned hams I animal gain per acre than ca~ is authored by Eldon S, Banta.! acid soils In our county act With ac1d soil. The !mer the The weekly aver~• . fI tie grazing alone. Extension fruit specialist at The "MH! new Gehl ~re-AD won't wrap, 1ron't ph~l tn any 0 and the more thorough the "e prtce Obi · 't y, H l I f d h hay crop. S~pphe1 th~ extra ••rlill of dryiQc 1peed 1ha& a p eve o aroun 4.0 so t e . . . barrows and gilts at Chicago A pasture mix of Empire o State tJmver<t re1uh• 1n h11Mr quabty fora1e. lower the pH the more acid the miXmg. the faster the reachon. was expected Jo be about $23 65 birdsfoot trefoil and Kentucky In the bulletin, Banta says ; soU condition and generally the Lime should be apphed nt least per hundredweight · bluegrass was used in 1 three· plant propa~ation can he use· New ~teet piok.. up roll, with herrlnrbone riM, mub• 1 atent~ from. bud to butt 11ai111t an upper nabbtr ron. S.v11 more lime will have Jo be ap- six month• before '""'dmg •· _· pasture rotational gra1.ing sy- ful and profitable for growm , ~ lfJIVII. 5 9 plied to corr.ect this condition. gum" 0 '\ soils With pH · ;r Closing prices for olaught.,l stem F.ach pasture was grazed They can produce their. ow n roller..hola ~.., powon bolb roU.. Bboar bolt In correctmg SOli acuity we l~er-_ It can be _applied 1 Y1 lamlio generally were steady to . 17·13 days with a ;.week recov· planting stock by comblnmg de- l Now proteett th• methanJIIIL 801 are atlempting to replace t h time oefore plantmg if the · - - - - - - - - - -- - - sired new cultivaro with size. drive wit~~ V,Jobllt ptllll)to oho- tunw wtlbOlll acid ions on the soil particle lo pH 6.0 .or high~~· with deeper root sy,tems, $tOO lower, except at Chicago, eon trolling or other specialized ; PTO knoctrin1 or olramm1. 0 0 1 with the ealium or more baasi ~ decisions b The best source of , inform!- St. Louis. and St. Joseph, where rootstocks. many of which are Ad,J!'ft~blt IPIOO 'bot-a rolla aMo Juo~rirbt oondJ. ma~rlal. So far in Meigs Hming, annero have _Jo dt tion regardhig the limestone prices were steady to .50 not available commercially. Or tiomnr m eny hay mp. 1 Jery lew farmnno have · wbat they are atte!'IPitnJI Jo · needs of any soli an soil tosls higher. Slaughter ew•s were grower< may u"" these methods - 1 rr.., IIIII fewer worttnc pula mNn 1ooo 101 lite soil up to a pH level If they are_ attemptmg to fa;m These may be secured thr0:1gh steady to .50 lower and feeder I to chance an established plant 1 ~nllt...t ¥Jbrltion, lower power nquiNmenta. lonjer ut1 . bovt f. Jn 100!<! parto of t h Oil a low It me level then , ASC or Extension Service of· lambs steady to $1.00 lower. 1The amateur horticulturisl will ' 1 Good r~a10n1 to Jook closer •t tht Gehr t...'ure-AII Nfure West of course the soli! are e•· will h.ave to expect lower >te ~· !ices The 36 000 sheep and lambs find the use of prooaRatin~ pro)'Oll buy any h•y conditioner. Comt on in! iremeJy alkaline or basic If they are atte~ptmg to ~f Th~ro . are many benefits of receipts 'at the twelve major I cedures and techniques Inter· that is not a problem in th JOVe maxhimdum_y,.bllds, 6t5helon .?'0" liming acid soils Among these markets was somewl!at larger esting and e<citing. too. the speMot.. ut P10111 It Wltfi o D.monotroflon l Eastern hall "' ·• th ft U n It e ing to 1 e, esira e 't , ' · are: supplies calcium ' cJ'all st s• and ' than last wee k, ..,s States. · pH level " a necesst y.ded Jo sometimes magnesium. Both of Wholesale trading In carcass The text contains Information ' , DecJStons wlilth be nee r H b t th e seJec1'1on of seeu '"I'mg ' When we cons1der the these elements are essential foc lambs was Irregular. 1a ou amount of lOll in the plow layer be made on .' ty~ ~ me- plant growth: increases the a- Prices paid for Jive root•Jock. budding, Rraftln• end of an acre we can oee the stone to use. Thl•_ will , vallabilit• of phosphorus moly· de!ivored Jo Chicago this spedal grafting terhniquts. Alon tolal 1 neulraltzmg power, ' ' · 1uded are c1ose-up photn• l nd bdnum and magnesium· reduc· were unchanged. so me lhe fineness of ~~t~Ja' ~ es harmful concentratlo~ of •· Wholesale egg priceo graphs and Illustrations to show [ the type of matena . Imes ne lumJnum, manganese and iron: ered to Chicago wl!re how to perform some of t h e Upper River Rd Golllpolls, 0. requlrefments for surfahJcehtrheaavte- increases favorable microbial e to fractionally irregular . meticulous steps nece~ary mento grasscrepsw c . . . · 1 b t shallow root systems will be tlVIty which results In an m. Chtcago , who1esa e ut er different from the needs on cui· creased release of nitrogen, pho ces remamed unchanged and on l••nmes phorus, boron and other e I e· lost week, U ted cr va ops ..,. - ments from the soil organic Wheat and com were lower matter, result• in better • o i I oats fractionally lower, and structure and tilth; and result. and soyheans mixed this week 1 in more !ann b1come per acre. on the Chicago Board of Trade. _ ~.b~:;~r'~1Zt:~ers. Tan- OpeD f.. New Jersey pros BY Unlted Pre" r~ "·-af • er1 Le nehill defeated Glenn • ..,n.a.... "m can ague Friday in 1 sudden death play. , Natloaal Leagae ICleve 200 000 000- 2 4 i GO TO COURT i Los Ang 110 400 20(1..8 II oiBoslon 000 000 1112- 3 11 off with Bob Shields. ;Chicago 000 000 000- 0 6 1 Bell, Pena (9) and Azcue; DETROIT (UPI)-'Ibe De~~~~ Drysdale (3-3) and Torborg·l Lonborg (H and Ryan. Pistons announced plans F Ellls, wbo now Ia the club pro: _ Nye, Nlekro (4), Hands (6) and' ]Bell (1-3). HilS-Wagner <4th). Wlo !llartmghtlegal ac~n at Westchester Country Club I~ Bundley. LP-Nye (M). HR- Fay <tth). ayne ower, wno Harrison, N.Y., made a par llvo Torborg (lsi). Ball 000 303 1132-11 12 jumped to the Denver on the first extra hole ·to gair San Fran 0110 ~ 031_ 6 14 1 Wash ooo 1104 010- 5 1 of the newly formed the victory worth ts.o.ttJ. Ellis 1110 OOIIIOO- 2 7 1 Barber. Fisher (6), B~:I:B:a~sk~e~tb~aU::.;:A~siOC::Ja:t:lon~..........,_:an~d:_:Sit~ie~ld:s~h~a~d~tl~ed~a~t~285~.!'! Houston --· , Sadecid, Bolin o) and Haller: (6) and Haney; Ortega, Lines ' Wilson, Sembera !8), Owens (9) (5), Priddy (6), Humphreys (7), , and Bateman. WP-Bolin (3-4)., Baldwin C8), Hannan and I i LP-Wilson Cl-3). IIRS-Halleri Camilli. WP-BIIliler LP 1 j (3rd), McCovey (6th). i Ortega (1-4). HR- B. I PI I (5th) F. Robinson (9th), Valen1 II Ia 101 OGO 000- I 8 0 tine (2nd). I ' Atlanta 000 1103 tltlx- 3 9 0 Chica,o 002 tltl4 201- t 13 o, j Rlbant, Mikkelsen (6) and .Kan City 000 00011111- 1 7S : Msy; Lemaster (3-1) and Torre. I Peters (5-l) and Martin; LP-Rlbant U-2) HR-Jones Krausse, Pierce C8), Roelrigiiez CHAMPIONS - Tb~ first place wlnnl!!' of the Skylines Tuesday M'!rnfng Bowling League, and their span· (Srd). I(8) and Roof. LP-Krausse (Z. IIOfS, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pasquale, Gallia Refngeration, are shown With winner's trophies. Left to right, Jack· St. Louis :100 010 201- e IS ols). Ia Howard, Mary Spence, Donna Glaze, captain, Mr. Mrs. Pasquale, Audrey Ramsay, Dorothy NJeri. New York 010 100 100- 3 8 11New York 001 000 010- I II Gfbooa Dick Hughes (9) and Detroit . 112t1101 00~ 4 I M<Carver; Fisher, B. Shaw (7), Slottlemyre, Tillotson C7) and D. Shaw <B) and Sullivan. WP- Howard; Lollcb (~) and ,,,, .··, Gibson (5-3) LP-J"Isher (U) · Freeltan LP-StotUemyre (U). HRS-Broek (7th), Davis (4tb). IIRII-¥reehan (3th) Horton Ltlplow <Srd), Javier (3rd), ' (3th), MtmUe (6tb). GALLIPOUS - '!be Door prizes' were donated by Cin 000 101 012- 5 7 1 000 12() 030- 6 11 o MID Morning Bowling Peoples Bank ol Pl. Pleasan~ Pl!l1 000Cal 000 000 OOZ- 2 t 3 000 1101 1 91 gus held tbelr thirtl alltl1lll] Citizens National Bank, Pride- Maloney ($.2) and Edwards Grant, Worthington <9) and banquet receut]y. more Texaco, Snyders Jewelry, Coker (3) L. Jackson Ellsworth Zinunerman: Brunet, Kelso (9) First placa team was Tiny's Foodland, Moor..Stev- (7), Wise (I) and ~pie Burdettt C8) and Satrlano. WP , sored by Gallia ens Funeral Home, Tiffin Jew. LP-L. Jackson (2-4) · -Grant 13-4). LP-Brunet (H).! and ruoner-up team was elen, and Galllil Refriger• • · i sored by Snydera Jewelry. lion. PACING PAVOIIJTB BEOAL ITANDINGS ._,~~==~====~=====~·~ OffiCM tmt1 elected as foJ. WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI)(Soalllem Dlvlsl.. ) IDgheBI alnglt game loWJ, Mary Spen<», president; Romeo HIIIHlVtl' bu been (Fiul) was Gloria McDaniel, 221. Gloria McDaniel, vice-pres~ Installed ao the z.s favorite to ITEAM W L R OR · est series, Dorothy Nier~ dent; Audrey Ramsay, secre- win the 191.81if Reallzatloa Pace 'I GallipoliJ .. .. . 4 I 22 I High handicap ga,me was tory; Betty Ferrell, sergeant of at Roosevelt Raceway tonight. Jackson .. .. .. 3 3 21 Nahal Leape by Peg Thomas and arms. The f..year-<Ild champion, who I Pomeroy -..... 2 ! 21 Quietly elegant, correctly ca5ual, .:omfort· Harmon with 244. !11gb co.ot a mere P,SOO at the 111641 Middleport .. .. 2 4 9 0· AB. R. H. Pd. cap series, Jo Grealtlouse l'1lterlllllonal Lea~t~e Stndblp Harrisburg (Pa) sales, will be' TOO'.U.S 11 11 7S · ably cool are the 1967 Summer selection Clmnte, Pilt 28114 26 45 High average Audrey By Ualled Pre,. lntemafloaal going after the biQest jackpot Staub, Hou 25 80 6 30 161. W. L. Pel. GB of bis racing career. (Norlbera DIVIIIOJt) of Stetson Straws in new tapered shapes Cepeda, SIL 25 94 18 35 Tbe achievement award Rochesll!r 14 e .700 ... TEAM WL R GA!JLJPOUS - ClllfSumm;:;t· IKrnpoo!, NY 2Z 68 3 25 BIIIIICbe Snyder. ~alo • 11 T .611 Z REPRI!SENT U.S. Atbenl .. ...... 6 1 59 and mid-tone shades. Priced from $5.95 ereation director Chi 30114 17 40 Syracu"' g 8 .529 31!! HELSINKI (UPI) - Five Nellonvilla .... 2 3 13 F"f.: ~elea~ I~ tedule Shnno~, SIL 21 73 7 25 nGBT RESULTS Columbus t 8 .529 SI!I American track stan were Logu .. .. .. .. 2 3 2Z Choose yours today. ve j niam Jony 5 •andgue Alley, Pill 29110 t 11 By Ulllted Preu ID!ematfoaal Richmond 8 10 .474 41!! Invited Friday Jo compete in lite Wellston •. . .•. 2 4 19 be "· g n ng une Brock StL 29133 19 44 DAlLAS (UPI) Toronto 8 10 .444 I World AthleUc Games here 'Wl'ALIJ 11 11111 Other Strew Hlfl Priced From _ $1.98 ng Aug. l4, u folloWI: Mzr<tl, Pitt 30 128 18 42 Cokes, lf!i, Dallas, Jacksonville 8 13 .381 61!! June 28-29. IA8T Wlti!:J['S RitSULTS1 ne I - Phillis VI. Dodgen: Alou, AU 32130 21 G .323 Francois Pavilla, 146%, Toledo 8 12 .S33 T Miler Jim Ryun, 1prlnter Logan f NeleonvDie 3 Amerlru Lta ..• , France (10- retained ~1llelalla Tommie Smith, llhot puller Athens 13 Wellston 2 1 - Dodgers vs. Reds; Ju . 7 - Open; June 8 - Gt· •weltenreig!It Iitle); Gypsy Buf 2, night Randy Mallon, llr<lad jumper Athens 11 Nelsonvllle I anjs vs. Philtles, and Junt ~ , G. AB. R. H. Pd. Harris, 153~, PhUade!Jilla, mch 7 Toledo 0, Dlght Ralph Bo.otoo and pole vaulter GaiUpolls t Athens 2. Rrts vs. Brav... Kallne,Det 29109 23 39 stopped Benny Bowser, 6 J>cksnvU 5, Dlght Bob Seargren WlU rlpl'elelll the Gallipolis undioputed chmnp-ll ~--. . ·":Carew. Min 28 100 11 34 Aus«n. Tex. (5). .. at Syracuse, ppd rain. United States. !1111 lor 11167. o!!lll" 12 - Gmnts "·- Doili· , F.Rbsn, Bal 30112 24 rr erf. June 13 - Phllhes vs. 1PtrociU 8os 30 112 18 35 .SIS ~~ J~ 14 - Open: JllOO Cal 31103 It Sll .311 15 G1anta vs. Brave!; June iScott, 8os 28 103 14 32 .3111 " : Dod&en vs. Ph!Wes. Yrzskl, 8os 30 118 21 35 .J(M ime It - Reds va. Glanta; Cngliro, 8os 23 92 13 28 Jule 20 - Dodgers vs. Braves; llolner, NY 22 6.'1 10 11 .302 ' Juje 21 - Open; June 22 - To'I'JU', Min 29117 28 Si .21111 B!Jves VI. Phillies; June 23 Dome R- . ••• ...... . Hog prices moved up to the ·.nor Minchr: , 0' ':·Labels on Pesticide Cans rr.,. Acidic ·Meigs Soils Need ~$'""§ Are Valuable, Expensive ~j.~ Proper L•'me App II·cati.OD ~~~·~:·;e~,a~~~r ~~:"m~!~ ~:;.~t.~~~ture, ~ ~~;.:~ ~::~:..·~~~ ~=~b~ "Da;saysitialib~n; t• Pony League • ., Farm Market Trends News in Farmin2 I Tennis Champ~.~il For 'Boys15 Years .· Under .. - ~ . . . . ~ , . A, ' John Ta~~nehill, Mi~~epilrt, IsJ~ation31. T~le Sunday Times-Sentinel ..... l&-The Sunday Tlmet-Sendnel, Sullday, May21, 1987 Gpins Recog,ition In ~. Ofher Divisrons- 1 RUNNERS-UP in the Skyline Morning Bowling League shown with trophies. Left to right, Sblrley Harmon, taptain, Pauline Krimm, Blanche Siders, Violet Lee. Frankie Duncan also a member of the team was absent when the picture was taken. Their sponsor was Snyders Jewelry. , t .: . I I'A'( -~· ~r..,·~·· .';J:g .):lo �, l ) ' ' ' '• ' It ,- 0 I ' I 1 • • " ' " ,, ' ' I• .... , · · The Sun~ay Tl)nes.Sentlnel, Sunday, Ma,. 21, 1967-17 MIDDLEPORT - .John Tan- tentJorl; Siz of tbete were ~•can pliiJI!l' Ia IIte IGarnlmeiii•IIAI Angebijl, llult llnt!Jht r. nehil\ 16, of Mltlilleport, lut or Europeans; llld of galnst ally of t1tt A1i81!J, . , · we~ lli'OIIi~l home lhe tiltlons four were •)OOI'lcl·flllk!lil. T8kaiiasltl went 011 1u lose IS and Under title, lloY' 16 and lh\tfer table leo- II lfU lbe llrit U.S. lite -.m1 • final• to Dal then . caugbt Sunda9ftilht ·b, nls championS~Ijl from the U. which wwld-nmted Lee ; rOmler !Iouth Colftlll 1D lhe BOys 17 '4m1 Un· S. Open iD 'lli!il DleJU and na; Competed. ·,'llt!y ·4ttd eba:nploJt 110., tf llnala In a match that went tional ~ ..In two other h!bii!ODI at· J!:lpo. 'f1 · came OhiO and 'Tamleblll'a live pmes, by •cores of !fivislotll. 1 to ' San .Dieg9 speeill Lee hlmsetr toai to a. ~~. 18-21, ~~-~• 1Dtl 18.21. PlayiJMI ~I of tbe C.IUII!bus vitatimitt to participate. Bhi, Japan,' Wlll'ld sixth ranlted,l Table TennJS Club, lite MilS ~e 15 • year • older'a Ill the finals. Otberl In .t C.lumbu playing in the MidSophomore · to • be was run- with -lllroBhi ~ash!, J.opsn, quarter , final roitDd wee~ Reglonals where a atrQng ner-up ~ the Boys 17 and world .u, ranked, in the lbe present South Koreau field ., men single! plaverlt~~r Under divllllon and ~ached the final round proved to be a Sweden'a loth eludett.' u. s. lll!ril nnJied Deli , qWIJ'Ier-fl!lals 1n mens SJng!es. ney • stapper· ed, lsraeU Swei!ril of Grand Rapids, l6tiJ.. ~aranteeinfl a naUonal ra~g 1 When·" was over, with Jim Blomer, 28, U. ranked Don Lyons of Dayton, lll8lde the top 8 of the country s hasbi wmntng on tcores of ed, .of Chlcagt. and second , ranked Danny Pe. adult players. 16, 21·14, and 21·15, the T hJII h cora of Oltlca 0 Tannehill was one of two than 2,000 spectators rose anne ad dumped U. g• Americans In the 250 playt!l' give the Ohio boy a tiJree.min· seventh ranked Jack OVTSIDE WINNER men's singles draw to reach' ute standing ovation. of New York three , the quarter · round where only The scores against Takahjlshi ... gal~ the quorter ·, DENVILLE; N.J. (UPI)-Wes eight playere remained in con. eJ:ceeded tllose of any Amerk "1'ree "o:merl U.S. men! • tsin-h ...,,, ln"'ted , ........ g es Cnt~mp ons were n ~:~uUI, an Ya OUII'VI-awa\C" pro, San Diego field, and were cap1uret1 tho ~.ooo Dodge .F riday's Major line Scores STETSON STRAWS !I 1 Banquet Honors BOWling Tearns At Skyline Lanes ''""'Wilms 1 ner,:•· .t""' CYCLE CENTER Ju!7 .... . Pun:lnilt a ._,.Fergus011 I lrac~r ltllllttd you can wrila oft 1 lilrat )10fllon of lha cost on W. yel(r ilK bill. This •viii••IHt qultuubstanlia~ depelldin1 01 YQUrtax bracke~ 111101111111 as~ Plid. melltod of depr.:lallol used, and cur· rent fldellll, tla!e, and local tax IrA Wotk 0111 1 prelimi· nii!J lilt II fii!UIII, thtn dieck lhenl Gilt wlllr JOIII' lawyer or tax 011•lflrll Y011'l find that ......... IOOd llulineM bt IRYIIt II lllllj'flriMSOI aquipMell lid _ _ _ wiJM Jllll•lll further NYinp llnlllilu In alfect.. ' HAY CONDITIONING \t . "'~ Itand Seve At_ . , ,.,.. """'THOMPSON FULT..,... _ TRACTOR SALES f92.5101 , Pomeroy 1 WHITE IMPLEMENT CO. r_ OHIO CORN needs an OHIO CORN FERTILIZER GR~WE L:Y. VISIT 1 •1111 lllctonutrlentl GUARANTEED I Clnl ' YOU CAN MAKE HAY ll FASTER with• ' HAY CONDITIONER No. :33 or No. 2A Central Soya's New FERTILIZER WAREHOUSE *COMPARE SERVICE ~OMPARE QUALITY *COMPAR~ AVAILABILITY *'OMPARE PRICE IF TIME - l$l~ANT, YOU CAN SAVE IT IY USING TkE',AST, COURTEOUS, AND FRIEMDLY S~RVICE OP CENTIW SOYA : ·'· •••••• Rawlings Honda Sales WILLIAMSON fARM SUPPLY I. Who Think Honda ••••• '*"" mtmg Yield \I. I' 1 llltlllll. f/1111 ll1all I ' .. • . ·.. !¥•!'" I 111 WLY, ROADSTER, BOSS, AND STUDENT ••• NEW HIGH lARS, NEW STEa FENDERS, NEW TANKS, NEW SEATS, RAC. ltG S1'1UPES, COME IN NOW AND SEE THE lATEST FROM HONDA, THE WORLD LEADIR IN lWO W& TRANSPOR'lATION • ory period before rqrazlng. wbea ottemptlnc fruit trM pro.14311 e. BY BRYSON R. CARTER 1 I • . -. ' '• ,. \ ' . ;1. '' Middleport, Ohio.' · t ·. • "------~----~ .. --------~--~~~~ ' ,q.:i .' ' ' ' PLlNrt OF'' PUitiJG ·-··,,, -~ . . 1 Honda Custom 'SO.. Four New Custom Models From Honda For The Young . . - • • ~,... ...... ~,., ......, howevet, were generally lower. THEY'RE HERE ••• THE NEW ~:O:.v~-::""' Aaron~~ ~N~ 7/J.KHPH¥/,NI TNFdidl Dodge'": 311 - Phillies n. Gla•i:t; ond llroct, Cards 7; J"!'e 'IT - Braves vs. Reds; IOiibs, Clemente, Plrateo ana 11 1ll!' 311 - Open; June It ., 1McCovey, Giant. I. ~gers vs. Gamts; JUliO 10 Alllerleu Loapfr p ~ VI. Pllillies. 10 n, Orioles t; Freehan ,futy I - Braves vo. Glanll; Kallne, Tigers 8; Yastnem.tl, I - Holiday; July ~ lied Sox 7: ~ tied with 6. en;. July 6 -Giants vs. Reds; Rauo Balled ID Jtf}o 7 - Braves va. Dod&en. Nalloual Leape Clemente, .• Pirates 26; Aaron, Braves 25: 1\lly 10- Phillies VI. Brsves; Torre, Braves and Brock, caod.j ll 11 - Dtdgera vs. Reds; 2Z; Cepeda, Cards 21. I!- Open; July 13- G~ AmeriCIII Leaper F. Robin- II . vs. PhUlles; July 14 - llfds son, Oriole• and Kaline, Tigeno . Braveo. 125: Freehsn, 'ngen 23; Ya1o 11 - G!anu " Dodgo trzemsld, lied So• 21: Killebrew July 18 _ PhilO.. vs. and Vwllllles, Twina 20. R{rlls; July If - Open• July . Pllcldnf Gianta VI. Braves; July Ndtaal Leapo: Veale, pt. Dndgers vo. Phillles. r~tes S.O: Holtzman, CUbo and 1 24 - Dodien va. Br•veo (I Den, Plr•les 4-0; Arrigo, 25 - Giant. va. Jleds; Reds H; Queea, Redt 5-l. 26 - Opon; July 'l1 _ Amerlou Leqao: Horlen, vs. Phillies; July 28 - Whlto Sol 5-0; Sp!JI'Illa, VI. Dodgers. 4-0; Clllance, Twins I·I; Peters, II S1 - PhJllies vs Dodg, White Sol 6-1; Lonborg, Red ' AlJI. 1- Braves vo: Reds; 8os " 1• · I- Ojlen; Aug. 3 - Dodg. ---VII. GlaDta; AIIJ. 4 - 11oc11 PRACI'ICI!: GAME P~ •. OALIJPtOUS> - 'lbe ' ... ~ V8, Glanfa; League Wbtle &oz. J.IC(J dofend,:9 »' -~ · ~ ... Dodaera; in( elwnpion,o, will 1,.,l.!:f- ~ Alii. 10 - Gl- praetil; 1ame wtlb tbe "'-~~' .,.; Aq. S1 - Sol: all p. m. Monday 011 u--ea · ,., ~ 1lrial P1e1t1, during the Jl .-ll!i:dlrn • fill!.. llo.l'a ~ adiatltlled JII'IIO•II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ... . . . . ... - l ''" C\'Pitf trif1loul<ll~ llluOUII!J ~ 111m~· Oulo I_ Leaders Schedule Is Released t , , . . ............ .... T•~•u., ·•• ' liiJ!; Ohio ~fa , . , t1ol:liil d' "" 1 ' . _ Exl. -----The label on your pesticide ! were grazed alone and in <tlf· money, 10 be &OI tllf contamer ts an expensive and ferent combinations fcjf two sea,,.~· . lime. There_ Is were Slaug!Jter heifers ·\ BY C. E. BLAKESLEE !em In_ applymg mostlysteers _21._75and higher at va1ua ble p1ece o1 paper. sons. C.. Ext. Agem, Agriculture approximately t w o million , . JS not an advertisement but ' Sheep paslured alone' averag1'- Cows a It nds f 'I . if ma)or livestock termina collection of fact• prep red b ·• ''7 d f , Mel•• n. I • .... un Y , pou . o sOt m an acre we closed stead to .SO hi her; • a Y; "' " ponn s o gam per acre In our search for maXImum ~nstder SIX and two • thirds bulls stead Yto u f5. F!ed r the manufar!urer and carefully each season, ·Steers produced , productiOn we sometimes lor· mches as •the plower knows. tU Y te d PJo 50 h' h ~ checked and approved by Ieder. 304 pounds per acre when graz. l get the basic need, For at least When we consider Ibis two mil- Vca 1" wer_e 8 a/E 1- St 'Log ·~· al and state regulatory officials. ed alone. \Vith companion uaz. , M01gs · .... n. · equa 1 1o were ea ersteady prtces but a down as $J.OO - UIS tb roe genera t10ns, u~~r )'JOn poun ds of so1'I JS at Study lhe label carefully . It .,ng, ra 1,:os of s1x sheep to one ty farmers have been applymg 1,000 tons of soil, one ton ofl St p 1 will Jell you: [ steer produced 346 pounds Jotal . lime as a means of correcting lime thaet equals 1-1110 of t hi s1 R a~ ·1 Igatns per acre; three sheep to • 1 bout 156 000 _ What you are buying, soil acidity. ooil weight. cntt~ ~ 'tw~~e ~arkets w'ere - What esls the contents ' one steer, 344 pounds per acre; 1 The proper us"' of both lime We are attempting, in liming 1 h;' 1 th 1 sl ek w'tll control p and one sheep to one oteer, 31% 1 dfertT 1 • f0 . , SJg.wyarger ana we. d , 11 11 Get bll capacity end top q11llty an . U:r s neces~ary r th.e sod, t~ so ~~ the m e Steer .heifer and cow beef - What crops or animals you poun 11 per acre. ; contmued htgh crop yields. Ap- wtth the sod parttdes of the en· '\1 t 1•cent a po d 1 ean use it on 1 Agronomist R )\' . VanKeuren 1 with an Allis-Chalmers 303 Har Baler! plication of each should be tire element of soil so that Jl',e w~s 1up 1 · 0 1 t tr d' un n , _ How mu~h to and animal scientist C. T. Par. 1 made Jo -assure adequate nutri· soil moisture will be sweet wTohes. e car 0 at mgd. 1 ht Wh · 1 -e -1 , ' kor attribute the better gains to I Tho aoa·. wido 60' pickup bandloo llrhl .. , h h e average cos an we g en o us 1 d'ff .m graz1ng hab'1ts. I . . , t I I I rod ct 1 windrow•-cl•NI the :field! Twin~leed rak• move en eves ·or crop p u 1on. enoug c;s t e. 1me mns w111 ref t k t Tl eq -• tt'me 'tnterval 1 erences . . o s1eers a seven mar e s was 1e r u1rt:U , hay ovtnly inlo tht balinr chamber, eomb out wado, When the soil p~ Jslow, be sure plac~ the ac1d Ions· on the SOJI 24 _44 , the hlghest average since between application and harv- ~ Cattle tend to leave patches .of : to f'lrm tight, MIUUt baifJI, Grooves an formed. on Jo apply lhe lime first. Long· partiCle, . , Januar while the 1803 und i est or slau hter. forage almost untouched whtle 1 the bale to minimize twine ,.. wire llippa1•. S. the , _ ,.~eedt'ngg or graz·tng re•tr'tctime expenments conducted m .Many farmersJohave build the1r y, we~g . ht was 'the 1po sheep graze cleanly. Sheep als() . 1 II . t h average owes .• . t .•• 100 aDii Ilia 00.111piett line oC A,C toolo f<¥ ~1 Oh , h lit 1 1_10 s ow a .'me app1leu on SOil me .1eve1 ~OJn w ere since September 1966 lions or limitations. WI.11 ea many common weeds 1 actd soli accordmg to soli test It Is now m the destrable range Choice slaughter , steers at Other Important limitations wh1ch caltle shun. ' reoommendattor.o will often re· of 6.5 to 7.0 pH, Even t h e s e Ch' . b t b 'd lf cts such as sta'tn The researchers conclude lhal t $91 d' . f . 1cagc. averaged a ou 125 .65 a ou 1 s1 ee e - dd , urn 16 -to or every c ar far~ers are ~~~ 11 . mdmg r hundredwei ht. ing, persi!tence end hazards Jo a lng sheep Jo_ ~attle to iJir : 742-5693 ALLIS-cHALMERS DEALER RUTLAND, o. Invested. , , , _ the1r sub soil IS st1ll extremely pe _g_ fish. ' crease paslure utthzation Is ad· -------...,-,...,,..,....-----Most Me1gs County sells are acid. Hog prices advanced for the ' _ How hazardous the product valnagMus, but there Is little 1 ~Jd,eedso hmTheis one o1f 1the1 bad - Research .h a. s1. shown sixth consecutive week Com- Iis and the precautions neees- advantage to adding cattle to s1c n s. og ca e- when corrective 1me d 'th ek · 1 1 . S"ry to use 'tt safely sheep. Since sheep graze more . r f e gea 'I I th t th d . ed t hI pare WI a we ago, cosng " I I . . scrip Ionl,do l~ur ?O,' fs s da f ~y t1CMJts arbe ileslr·d·t •th el~ co prices for barrows and gilts , ·- The ;1ntidote in case of ac- seh ect vely, the SCientists warn are res ua so1 s orme rom rec su so aCJ 1 y, e 1me • t $ h' h h'J 'd t . ·,ng t at far'ltlers must be car~ful · H 1 h ld were •150 o 2 25 1g er w 1 el CJ en a1 poison . d h d san slone an s ale, Our soli qulrement to P .0 s ou sows were up .5o to $LSO, The Proper labelling of pesticides , not to overgraze and put cattle , are ma.J!ow to moderately deep used. The pH level m the continued advance has boosted is requtred by law, but this is at,, a, diSadvantage, . I acid sods on strongly slopmg 1o sod should be 7.0 or above prices more than $6_00 r not -enough, The label must be J<:ach_ farmer must constder steep topography. Our sods are ~rov1de downward m~vement hundredwei ht over tfleir re:Ot read. understood. and the direc- • companiOn grazing In terms of low In organic matter and h.ve hme to the 14 to 21 mcb depth. lows g I lions followed. Pesticide safety his own farming operation and lair go good moisture hoi · tg Even. then, _thJs downward H.g receipts at twelve is an individual responsibility. hio llvestock preference!' the capacity. Good management is movement wtll take Ye. a r s. terminal markets Ius d" t I This is up to you. researchers conclude. Numbers necessary for suslained yields Therefore, the sooner it IS ap· k 1. treed BEITER GAINS of llvesloek building• and 1 , 1 t 1P I . f th ood . . I' d the better f()r when the mar e mgs m n er or owa an , I . I . d .One o e g man~gement p '" '. . . southern M in n e s o t a totaled If a farmer has both sheep . equ pment, and encmg nee s practices I~ to be sure there is subsoil IS · pr~perly limed, the some S01,000 for the five-day iend cattle he may be able 1o also must he considered. suffl(lJent hme In tile""'! to pro- plant roots crm make more ef. period compared with 563 ooo l utilize his posture better by gra· ' EXTENSION BULLETIN duce maxmmm yields. Mo s !JcJenl ~of lite subs~il water last week ' zing them together. Whether you're a beginner or I people are aware that we and nutrmnts. SymbJOtir, mtro- Wholesaie carlot rices for I In otudlu at the Ohio Agrl· an old hand a! fruit tree propa- , PLUG-FREE ROLLS sure lime requirements gen fixmg or~amsms _ir?w bet- pork cuts Y:ere up l,r cent ror I tultural Research and Devel- g.atton , a new Extension b~lle· l lar to a thermometer except we ter t~ when the subso1l1s prop. loins 1_3 to ~ cent for B t n opment Center, CGmpanlon tm may help you. It's titled DELIVER PASTER refer to it as the soil pH a neu. erly hmed.. . bulu; and 11 to 3,h cen:' f~r 1 grazing produced more total "Fruit Tree Pronagation'' and ' tral soil is 7.0. The extremely It takes hme for lime to re- fresh skinned hams I animal gain per acre than ca~ is authored by Eldon S, Banta.! acid soils In our county act With ac1d soil. The !mer the The weekly aver~• . fI tie grazing alone. Extension fruit specialist at The "MH! new Gehl ~re-AD won't wrap, 1ron't ph~l tn any 0 and the more thorough the "e prtce Obi · 't y, H l I f d h hay crop. S~pphe1 th~ extra ••rlill of dryiQc 1peed 1ha& a p eve o aroun 4.0 so t e . . . barrows and gilts at Chicago A pasture mix of Empire o State tJmver<t re1uh• 1n h11Mr quabty fora1e. lower the pH the more acid the miXmg. the faster the reachon. was expected Jo be about $23 65 birdsfoot trefoil and Kentucky In the bulletin, Banta says ; soU condition and generally the Lime should be apphed nt least per hundredweight · bluegrass was used in 1 three· plant propa~ation can he use· New ~teet piok.. up roll, with herrlnrbone riM, mub• 1 atent~ from. bud to butt 11ai111t an upper nabbtr ron. S.v11 more lime will have Jo be ap- six month• before '""'dmg •· _· pasture rotational gra1.ing sy- ful and profitable for growm , ~ lfJIVII. 5 9 plied to corr.ect this condition. gum" 0 '\ soils With pH · ;r Closing prices for olaught.,l stem F.ach pasture was grazed They can produce their. ow n roller..hola ~.., powon bolb roU.. Bboar bolt In correctmg SOli acuity we l~er-_ It can be _applied 1 Y1 lamlio generally were steady to . 17·13 days with a ;.week recov· planting stock by comblnmg de- l Now proteett th• methanJIIIL 801 are atlempting to replace t h time oefore plantmg if the · - - - - - - - - - -- - - sired new cultivaro with size. drive wit~~ V,Jobllt ptllll)to oho- tunw wtlbOlll acid ions on the soil particle lo pH 6.0 .or high~~· with deeper root sy,tems, $tOO lower, except at Chicago, eon trolling or other specialized ; PTO knoctrin1 or olramm1. 0 0 1 with the ealium or more baasi ~ decisions b The best source of , inform!- St. Louis. and St. Joseph, where rootstocks. many of which are Ad,J!'ft~blt IPIOO 'bot-a rolla aMo Juo~rirbt oondJ. ma~rlal. So far in Meigs Hming, annero have _Jo dt tion regardhig the limestone prices were steady to .50 not available commercially. Or tiomnr m eny hay mp. 1 Jery lew farmnno have · wbat they are atte!'IPitnJI Jo · needs of any soli an soil tosls higher. Slaughter ew•s were grower< may u"" these methods - 1 rr.., IIIII fewer worttnc pula mNn 1ooo 101 lite soil up to a pH level If they are_ attemptmg to fa;m These may be secured thr0:1gh steady to .50 lower and feeder I to chance an established plant 1 ~nllt...t ¥Jbrltion, lower power nquiNmenta. lonjer ut1 . bovt f. Jn 100!<! parto of t h Oil a low It me level then , ASC or Extension Service of· lambs steady to $1.00 lower. 1The amateur horticulturisl will ' 1 Good r~a10n1 to Jook closer •t tht Gehr t...'ure-AII Nfure West of course the soli! are e•· will h.ave to expect lower >te ~· !ices The 36 000 sheep and lambs find the use of prooaRatin~ pro)'Oll buy any h•y conditioner. Comt on in! iremeJy alkaline or basic If they are atte~ptmg to ~f Th~ro . are many benefits of receipts 'at the twelve major I cedures and techniques Inter· that is not a problem in th JOVe maxhimdum_y,.bllds, 6t5helon .?'0" liming acid soils Among these markets was somewl!at larger esting and e<citing. too. the speMot.. ut P10111 It Wltfi o D.monotroflon l Eastern hall "' ·• th ft U n It e ing to 1 e, esira e 't , ' · are: supplies calcium ' cJ'all st s• and ' than last wee k, ..,s States. · pH level " a necesst y.ded Jo sometimes magnesium. Both of Wholesale trading In carcass The text contains Information ' , DecJStons wlilth be nee r H b t th e seJec1'1on of seeu '"I'mg ' When we cons1der the these elements are essential foc lambs was Irregular. 1a ou amount of lOll in the plow layer be made on .' ty~ ~ me- plant growth: increases the a- Prices paid for Jive root•Jock. budding, Rraftln• end of an acre we can oee the stone to use. Thl•_ will , vallabilit• of phosphorus moly· de!ivored Jo Chicago this spedal grafting terhniquts. Alon tolal 1 neulraltzmg power, ' ' · 1uded are c1ose-up photn• l nd bdnum and magnesium· reduc· were unchanged. so me lhe fineness of ~~t~Ja' ~ es harmful concentratlo~ of •· Wholesale egg priceo graphs and Illustrations to show [ the type of matena . Imes ne lumJnum, manganese and iron: ered to Chicago wl!re how to perform some of t h e Upper River Rd Golllpolls, 0. requlrefments for surfahJcehtrheaavte- increases favorable microbial e to fractionally irregular . meticulous steps nece~ary mento grasscrepsw c . . . · 1 b t shallow root systems will be tlVIty which results In an m. Chtcago , who1esa e ut er different from the needs on cui· creased release of nitrogen, pho ces remamed unchanged and on l••nmes phorus, boron and other e I e· lost week, U ted cr va ops ..,. - ments from the soil organic Wheat and com were lower matter, result• in better • o i I oats fractionally lower, and structure and tilth; and result. and soyheans mixed this week 1 in more !ann b1come per acre. on the Chicago Board of Trade. _ ~.b~:;~r'~1Zt:~ers. Tan- OpeD f.. New Jersey pros BY Unlted Pre" r~ "·-af • er1 Le nehill defeated Glenn • ..,n.a.... "m can ague Friday in 1 sudden death play. , Natloaal Leagae ICleve 200 000 000- 2 4 i GO TO COURT i Los Ang 110 400 20(1..8 II oiBoslon 000 000 1112- 3 11 off with Bob Shields. ;Chicago 000 000 000- 0 6 1 Bell, Pena (9) and Azcue; DETROIT (UPI)-'Ibe De~~~~ Drysdale (3-3) and Torborg·l Lonborg (H and Ryan. Pistons announced plans F Ellls, wbo now Ia the club pro: _ Nye, Nlekro (4), Hands (6) and' ]Bell (1-3). HilS-Wagner <4th). Wlo !llartmghtlegal ac~n at Westchester Country Club I~ Bundley. LP-Nye (M). HR- Fay <tth). ayne ower, wno Harrison, N.Y., made a par llvo Torborg (lsi). Ball 000 303 1132-11 12 jumped to the Denver on the first extra hole ·to gair San Fran 0110 ~ 031_ 6 14 1 Wash ooo 1104 010- 5 1 of the newly formed the victory worth ts.o.ttJ. Ellis 1110 OOIIIOO- 2 7 1 Barber. Fisher (6), B~:I:B:a~sk~e~tb~aU::.;:A~siOC::Ja:t:lon~..........,_:an~d:_:Sit~ie~ld:s~h~a~d~tl~ed~a~t~285~.!'! Houston --· , Sadecid, Bolin o) and Haller: (6) and Haney; Ortega, Lines ' Wilson, Sembera !8), Owens (9) (5), Priddy (6), Humphreys (7), , and Bateman. WP-Bolin (3-4)., Baldwin C8), Hannan and I i LP-Wilson Cl-3). IIRS-Halleri Camilli. WP-BIIliler LP 1 j (3rd), McCovey (6th). i Ortega (1-4). HR- B. I PI I (5th) F. Robinson (9th), Valen1 II Ia 101 OGO 000- I 8 0 tine (2nd). I ' Atlanta 000 1103 tltlx- 3 9 0 Chica,o 002 tltl4 201- t 13 o, j Rlbant, Mikkelsen (6) and .Kan City 000 00011111- 1 7S : Msy; Lemaster (3-1) and Torre. I Peters (5-l) and Martin; LP-Rlbant U-2) HR-Jones Krausse, Pierce C8), Roelrigiiez CHAMPIONS - Tb~ first place wlnnl!!' of the Skylines Tuesday M'!rnfng Bowling League, and their span· (Srd). I(8) and Roof. LP-Krausse (Z. IIOfS, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Pasquale, Gallia Refngeration, are shown With winner's trophies. Left to right, Jack· St. Louis :100 010 201- e IS ols). Ia Howard, Mary Spence, Donna Glaze, captain, Mr. Mrs. Pasquale, Audrey Ramsay, Dorothy NJeri. New York 010 100 100- 3 8 11New York 001 000 010- I II Gfbooa Dick Hughes (9) and Detroit . 112t1101 00~ 4 I M<Carver; Fisher, B. Shaw (7), Slottlemyre, Tillotson C7) and D. Shaw <B) and Sullivan. WP- Howard; Lollcb (~) and ,,,, .··, Gibson (5-3) LP-J"Isher (U) · Freeltan LP-StotUemyre (U). HRS-Broek (7th), Davis (4tb). IIRII-¥reehan (3th) Horton Ltlplow <Srd), Javier (3rd), ' (3th), MtmUe (6tb). GALLIPOUS - '!be Door prizes' were donated by Cin 000 101 012- 5 7 1 000 12() 030- 6 11 o MID Morning Bowling Peoples Bank ol Pl. Pleasan~ Pl!l1 000Cal 000 000 OOZ- 2 t 3 000 1101 1 91 gus held tbelr thirtl alltl1lll] Citizens National Bank, Pride- Maloney ($.2) and Edwards Grant, Worthington <9) and banquet receut]y. more Texaco, Snyders Jewelry, Coker (3) L. Jackson Ellsworth Zinunerman: Brunet, Kelso (9) First placa team was Tiny's Foodland, Moor..Stev- (7), Wise (I) and ~pie Burdettt C8) and Satrlano. WP , sored by Gallia ens Funeral Home, Tiffin Jew. LP-L. Jackson (2-4) · -Grant 13-4). LP-Brunet (H).! and ruoner-up team was elen, and Galllil Refriger• • · i sored by Snydera Jewelry. lion. PACING PAVOIIJTB BEOAL ITANDINGS ._,~~==~====~=====~·~ OffiCM tmt1 elected as foJ. WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI)(Soalllem Dlvlsl.. ) IDgheBI alnglt game loWJ, Mary Spen<», president; Romeo HIIIHlVtl' bu been (Fiul) was Gloria McDaniel, 221. Gloria McDaniel, vice-pres~ Installed ao the z.s favorite to ITEAM W L R OR · est series, Dorothy Nier~ dent; Audrey Ramsay, secre- win the 191.81if Reallzatloa Pace 'I GallipoliJ .. .. . 4 I 22 I High handicap ga,me was tory; Betty Ferrell, sergeant of at Roosevelt Raceway tonight. Jackson .. .. .. 3 3 21 Nahal Leape by Peg Thomas and arms. The f..year-<Ild champion, who I Pomeroy -..... 2 ! 21 Quietly elegant, correctly ca5ual, .:omfort· Harmon with 244. !11gb co.ot a mere P,SOO at the 111641 Middleport .. .. 2 4 9 0· AB. R. H. Pd. cap series, Jo Grealtlouse l'1lterlllllonal Lea~t~e Stndblp Harrisburg (Pa) sales, will be' TOO'.U.S 11 11 7S · ably cool are the 1967 Summer selection Clmnte, Pilt 28114 26 45 High average Audrey By Ualled Pre,. lntemafloaal going after the biQest jackpot Staub, Hou 25 80 6 30 161. W. L. Pel. GB of bis racing career. (Norlbera DIVIIIOJt) of Stetson Straws in new tapered shapes Cepeda, SIL 25 94 18 35 Tbe achievement award Rochesll!r 14 e .700 ... TEAM WL R GA!JLJPOUS - ClllfSumm;:;t· IKrnpoo!, NY 2Z 68 3 25 BIIIIICbe Snyder. ~alo • 11 T .611 Z REPRI!SENT U.S. Atbenl .. ...... 6 1 59 and mid-tone shades. Priced from $5.95 ereation director Chi 30114 17 40 Syracu"' g 8 .529 31!! HELSINKI (UPI) - Five Nellonvilla .... 2 3 13 F"f.: ~elea~ I~ tedule Shnno~, SIL 21 73 7 25 nGBT RESULTS Columbus t 8 .529 SI!I American track stan were Logu .. .. .. .. 2 3 2Z Choose yours today. ve j niam Jony 5 •andgue Alley, Pill 29110 t 11 By Ulllted Preu ID!ematfoaal Richmond 8 10 .474 41!! Invited Friday Jo compete in lite Wellston •. . .•. 2 4 19 be "· g n ng une Brock StL 29133 19 44 DAlLAS (UPI) Toronto 8 10 .444 I World AthleUc Games here 'Wl'ALIJ 11 11111 Other Strew Hlfl Priced From _ $1.98 ng Aug. l4, u folloWI: Mzr<tl, Pitt 30 128 18 42 Cokes, lf!i, Dallas, Jacksonville 8 13 .381 61!! June 28-29. IA8T Wlti!:J['S RitSULTS1 ne I - Phillis VI. Dodgen: Alou, AU 32130 21 G .323 Francois Pavilla, 146%, Toledo 8 12 .S33 T Miler Jim Ryun, 1prlnter Logan f NeleonvDie 3 Amerlru Lta ..• , France (10- retained ~1llelalla Tommie Smith, llhot puller Athens 13 Wellston 2 1 - Dodgers vs. Reds; Ju . 7 - Open; June 8 - Gt· •weltenreig!It Iitle); Gypsy Buf 2, night Randy Mallon, llr<lad jumper Athens 11 Nelsonvllle I anjs vs. Philtles, and Junt ~ , G. AB. R. H. Pd. Harris, 153~, PhUade!Jilla, mch 7 Toledo 0, Dlght Ralph Bo.otoo and pole vaulter GaiUpolls t Athens 2. Rrts vs. Brav... Kallne,Det 29109 23 39 stopped Benny Bowser, 6 J>cksnvU 5, Dlght Bob Seargren WlU rlpl'elelll the Gallipolis undioputed chmnp-ll ~--. . ·":Carew. Min 28 100 11 34 Aus«n. Tex. (5). .. at Syracuse, ppd rain. United States. !1111 lor 11167. o!!lll" 12 - Gmnts "·- Doili· , F.Rbsn, Bal 30112 24 rr erf. June 13 - Phllhes vs. 1PtrociU 8os 30 112 18 35 .SIS ~~ J~ 14 - Open: JllOO Cal 31103 It Sll .311 15 G1anta vs. Brave!; June iScott, 8os 28 103 14 32 .3111 " : Dod&en vs. Ph!Wes. Yrzskl, 8os 30 118 21 35 .J(M ime It - Reds va. Glanta; Cngliro, 8os 23 92 13 28 Jule 20 - Dodgers vs. Braves; llolner, NY 22 6.'1 10 11 .302 ' Juje 21 - Open; June 22 - To'I'JU', Min 29117 28 Si .21111 B!Jves VI. Phillies; June 23 Dome R- . ••• ...... . Hog prices moved up to the ·.nor Minchr: , 0' ':·Labels on Pesticide Cans rr.,. Acidic ·Meigs Soils Need ~$'""§ Are Valuable, Expensive ~j.~ Proper L•'me App II·cati.OD ~~~·~:·;e~,a~~~r ~~:"m~!~ ~:;.~t.~~~ture, ~ ~~;.:~ ~::~:..·~~~ ~=~b~ "Da;saysitialib~n; t• Pony League • ., Farm Market Trends News in Farmin2 I Tennis Champ~.~il For 'Boys15 Years .· Under .. - ~ . . . . ~ , . A, ' John Ta~~nehill, Mi~~epilrt, IsJ~ation31. T~le Sunday Times-Sentinel ..... l&-The Sunday Tlmet-Sendnel, Sullday, May21, 1987 Gpins Recog,ition In ~. Ofher Divisrons- 1 RUNNERS-UP in the Skyline Morning Bowling League shown with trophies. Left to right, Sblrley Harmon, taptain, Pauline Krimm, Blanche Siders, Violet Lee. Frankie Duncan also a member of the team was absent when the picture was taken. Their sponsor was Snyders Jewelry. , t .: . I I'A'( -~· ~r..,·~·· .';J:g .):lo �' \' ., ' ' ·' i ' ~·· • ' l Sundsy Timet-Sentinel, Simday, May 21, 1967 The sund~y -times~enUnel, Sunday: May 21, 1967-19 - - -.,.. -=Fo_r_S::-a-;le-- Farm Priclee Will . . ' . •. Continue Higher . .. . ACCIDENT INVE$TIGATORS Lost for S.le ···-· ·-~--~ ~ ~· <41Em~ 43 Mlsa Plget 4.4 OperaUc arll 45Prlnee 48 Arboreal home <!7 GeDUJ ilf fnsh-water ~ crop .00 l)le . level of ' ........ . GILMORE'S Pole Building Co . Route 1, Rulland, Ohio, Phone 742·5818. BOY'S dk. green suede jacket! with wblte fur lining. Lost _ __ _ _ _ __.::::::..:: vicinity of Colony Theatre. GIFT for the Grads. Pen formd, Ph. 367-7129. pencil aets, dictionaries, bles, globes. Simmona & Office Equip. I Curtis ''Dairy or Be e f" breeding service, provl'n l bulls at $6 per cow. Ca II ly, Leland Parker 992-m Pomeroy or 985·3824 WE WILL NOT be responsible CABIN cruiser, 7G HP ,Tobiason I for any dehllr other than motor, Holsolaw trailer own as of this date, May 20, hydraulic brakes. Priced 1967. Sl!:fted Mr. and Mrs. sonable. Ph. 67&<1328. Charles L. (Gall) Neal. 120 3 - - - -- - - -- ·. o 5 30\c r despite constant footsteps lers, below cost. Only I w a busy family. Get Blue LIIS- (2) left. Upton Machinery tre. Rent electric shampooer Leon, W. Va. Ph. 458-1610. $1. Central Supply Co. 120 6 - - - - - - -- tEE 811EE'l'S' Plumbing and remod.un,. I'll. 2$1.6664,.Crown tl.ty. NEED your lllrliltgs for You bave, read this. not let us advertise y ou property? Sal081Jien, Evenlnp Rassell D. Wood, 44i4Q8 HEADQUARTER!~ 0. D. PARSONS . REALTOR . v!Uage, City . PloperiJI 512 Secood .Aveoue. R11l Estltl For Sale till 5. Mcmday tbru by appotatmenl. W. VL l'ioae Horne Financing Available for Everybody WANTED TO RENT - 6 or 8 room ltouH with bath, in EXPERIENCED RADIATOR WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BtAEnNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy WY a-2151 SERVICE All New Rodlator Shopo eCer eTruck eHeater Core 1 Bulldo- · eAnyType KEITH . GO&LE FORD i ·Y2 PRICE Mason, W.Va. ~~ f A. e rooms, bath. Cormick Rd. Prtct outlarlldlns. Help Wanted LOW DOWN PAYMENT LOANI EXCEPTIONAL offer for salo11-l man, houaea and home provement write in and in leads, Instant hcor.11s. Complete and program. 10 pen:enl ol to 1181esman. Call 1117-41'11 for an FROM ""'mDAL HOUSING ADM. <J',H.A.) LAND CONTRACI'I A CHILD to 0!11'8 for In my 121).3 home. I'll. 448-tOJ.I. '· CARI'EN'IRY and CID fumlllh references. f46.47M. n " '· '"I Baird Realty aornpany OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor ....... 1 TRUC~CHIN~RY--TOO~S EQUIPMENT--INSECTICIDI!S · 10 A.M.-Saturday May 27; 1967 at Gallla Couno ty ~VIIior Falrgro"fils. 4 millS WtSJ of Gallipolis, Oh1!1 on U. S. 35. · . FOR $'1,500, you can move Into a nice three .bedroom . hOJnt with bath, big 1•. caljlnell $9,500.00 Brick, 3Bedroom CLEAN earpets wltll we, Blue 1 breese. Rent ele«rre alwn-1 pooer tt. Sheppard, 11112 Ill Avt. lJO IND FLOOR untum. apart· . men~ 4 rms. and bath. An •' prlnle. • 2155. MIOOLEPORT OHIO \ near town. Ph. f46.l515 44&-3'141. 120 ' Phono 992·3194 or 992-2395 GalllpOIJa, Ohio. WANTED i.ultre makes I h e job .. Rawlings Honda Sales .Thot'o Rlohtl We Buy Factory C!oseouta aDd Last Year Styleo. LiviDJ Room Suites 1\ecllDlnC Cba1rs, Pliii'onn Roek· era llld lola- M Low A. 'h Prl.., looy Tomw. KNOnS FURNITURI 1163 SoConcl. OeQIJIOIIO,O. .112 Acres - bouse, 4 rms bath, g.ll'age. Ph. «6 - 3441, til 5 p.m. or aee George Hol-1-:: ley, Mll1 Creek Rd. John I. Rlcbardo, 44U2II8 NEW GMC TRUCK WILL remove your horses, COWl and mules. collect Jacbon 2116-4531 Cblllicotbe 7'/U878. 5 16 3tp FARM.ERS within thirty miles - Dead Stock Removed Free . Heres YourChence $1 ,400.00 down 120 .. ""' or mmlh. 1110 1111181. MAY WE HELP YOU? An Expor._. Ad-Vbor Will Help You , cents, Nelson'• . TRUCKS-JIIPI Dodge 18 ft.llat bad with ra•k• · \ 1903 R-l3C IDternallonall-ton Dump Two 4.-wbeel drive JeeJ>I. 1IH8 Dodae 2-ton flat bed ·~ : Ptok·upo-Statlon Wago~ · · · INSICTICIDI$.l-IIRUSM KII,.UR , . Tob ..oo dust - Rotonoae - Lead ~qate "'- Tomato · 1~9 Dust - Bbre KDL - Aphid and Mlte>ILUk.:. Cld,~ dull - Fu!lllelde duat - Donna! •Pt:aY- Aluillbllim Sulphate - ,Biuab KIUor eoDC8Dtrlle: - Jll~lltlo11 dust - Zlneb BUEhl dust -Garden d'!~$~~ .¥eth- , · UTChlor dual - Copper ,dust .- Terml!e"t\lncelllpte . - Cattle Fly ' • ., ftObert Balnl, Slllelmu Ofllee PboP "1-4'1'11. Slllrl• - Estate l.olnt L• \ ' ,' fttrm · Loaps · We at the Tribune Ire waiting to belp you, to find a home, to sell a car, tO hlr8 a secretary to rent ID apartment . . . most anything you need we can help you flDd with an economical, fast-acting 'l'n· bune Want ,Ad. Call ua today. THE GALLIPOLIS TRt~L''~F. 446-2342 In kitchen, utlUty eed alr'fuel olllurnace, ed on blacktop road. Owner: wanll. It sold. · with Gobese ,. ;, ,'·I x,,.... ; . "''~••··... 11 a ,q 1iJ ' X• • II at: 'it·o:i'Wx •· :fx• ' "' ......... Wlsemen Agency .Oftllio Gl ~, •, . . . , HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING : Business Services ' ·" -CA._.., DICK RAWLINGS vote <fo";l ~ II ONI OF '"· · K};-;-;; ;;;;;·;;iifuJ 11967 Model 27 IntenurtloRal ~ .. MtCEbl PEOt-Lal 49Leue 50 Romaa road ril Grafted (her.) 1:12 Ba~k talk . (&lang) ,f4i 65 AfllrmtiY• Notice ' Business ServiC:~eG; An Agriculture Department report on l!le feed situation says that dilrlng the remainder the current 11181'11ellng year, prices wlU be ~speCially ~nsl· Uve to pro~s of the n ew 39Exlit 40 Wlld don):~)' duct• WAlllllf'lqT9N (VPI)- Oov· flDII!enl far~n · eeouomlsll aa, price• probably will conto run ahead of a year for !be rest of the spiing. !11'8 Uke'ly to faD below last year's levels during the. lum· . �' \' ., ' ' ·' i ' ~·· • ' l Sundsy Timet-Sentinel, Simday, May 21, 1967 The sund~y -times~enUnel, Sunday: May 21, 1967-19 - - -.,.. -=Fo_r_S::-a-;le-- Farm Priclee Will . . ' . •. Continue Higher . .. . ACCIDENT INVE$TIGATORS Lost for S.le ···-· ·-~--~ ~ ~· <41Em~ 43 Mlsa Plget 4.4 OperaUc arll 45Prlnee 48 Arboreal home <!7 GeDUJ ilf fnsh-water ~ crop .00 l)le . level of ' ........ . GILMORE'S Pole Building Co . Route 1, Rulland, Ohio, Phone 742·5818. BOY'S dk. green suede jacket! with wblte fur lining. Lost _ __ _ _ _ __.::::::..:: vicinity of Colony Theatre. GIFT for the Grads. Pen formd, Ph. 367-7129. pencil aets, dictionaries, bles, globes. Simmona & Office Equip. I Curtis ''Dairy or Be e f" breeding service, provl'n l bulls at $6 per cow. Ca II ly, Leland Parker 992-m Pomeroy or 985·3824 WE WILL NOT be responsible CABIN cruiser, 7G HP ,Tobiason I for any dehllr other than motor, Holsolaw trailer own as of this date, May 20, hydraulic brakes. Priced 1967. Sl!:fted Mr. and Mrs. sonable. Ph. 67&<1328. Charles L. (Gall) Neal. 120 3 - - - -- - - -- ·. o 5 30\c r despite constant footsteps lers, below cost. Only I w a busy family. Get Blue LIIS- (2) left. Upton Machinery tre. Rent electric shampooer Leon, W. Va. Ph. 458-1610. $1. Central Supply Co. 120 6 - - - - - - -- tEE 811EE'l'S' Plumbing and remod.un,. I'll. 2$1.6664,.Crown tl.ty. NEED your lllrliltgs for You bave, read this. not let us advertise y ou property? Sal081Jien, Evenlnp Rassell D. Wood, 44i4Q8 HEADQUARTER!~ 0. D. PARSONS . REALTOR . v!Uage, City . PloperiJI 512 Secood .Aveoue. R11l Estltl For Sale till 5. Mcmday tbru by appotatmenl. W. VL l'ioae Horne Financing Available for Everybody WANTED TO RENT - 6 or 8 room ltouH with bath, in EXPERIENCED RADIATOR WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BtAEnNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy WY a-2151 SERVICE All New Rodlator Shopo eCer eTruck eHeater Core 1 Bulldo- · eAnyType KEITH . GO&LE FORD i ·Y2 PRICE Mason, W.Va. ~~ f A. e rooms, bath. Cormick Rd. Prtct outlarlldlns. Help Wanted LOW DOWN PAYMENT LOANI EXCEPTIONAL offer for salo11-l man, houaea and home provement write in and in leads, Instant hcor.11s. Complete and program. 10 pen:enl ol to 1181esman. Call 1117-41'11 for an FROM ""'mDAL HOUSING ADM. <J',H.A.) LAND CONTRACI'I A CHILD to 0!11'8 for In my 121).3 home. I'll. 448-tOJ.I. '· CARI'EN'IRY and CID fumlllh references. f46.47M. n " '· '"I Baird Realty aornpany OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor ....... 1 TRUC~CHIN~RY--TOO~S EQUIPMENT--INSECTICIDI!S · 10 A.M.-Saturday May 27; 1967 at Gallla Couno ty ~VIIior Falrgro"fils. 4 millS WtSJ of Gallipolis, Oh1!1 on U. S. 35. · . FOR $'1,500, you can move Into a nice three .bedroom . hOJnt with bath, big 1•. caljlnell $9,500.00 Brick, 3Bedroom CLEAN earpets wltll we, Blue 1 breese. Rent ele«rre alwn-1 pooer tt. Sheppard, 11112 Ill Avt. lJO IND FLOOR untum. apart· . men~ 4 rms. and bath. An •' prlnle. • 2155. MIOOLEPORT OHIO \ near town. Ph. f46.l515 44&-3'141. 120 ' Phono 992·3194 or 992-2395 GalllpOIJa, Ohio. WANTED i.ultre makes I h e job .. Rawlings Honda Sales .Thot'o Rlohtl We Buy Factory C!oseouta aDd Last Year Styleo. LiviDJ Room Suites 1\ecllDlnC Cba1rs, Pliii'onn Roek· era llld lola- M Low A. 'h Prl.., looy Tomw. KNOnS FURNITURI 1163 SoConcl. OeQIJIOIIO,O. .112 Acres - bouse, 4 rms bath, g.ll'age. Ph. «6 - 3441, til 5 p.m. or aee George Hol-1-:: ley, Mll1 Creek Rd. John I. Rlcbardo, 44U2II8 NEW GMC TRUCK WILL remove your horses, COWl and mules. collect Jacbon 2116-4531 Cblllicotbe 7'/U878. 5 16 3tp FARM.ERS within thirty miles - Dead Stock Removed Free . Heres YourChence $1 ,400.00 down 120 .. ""' or mmlh. 1110 1111181. MAY WE HELP YOU? An Expor._. Ad-Vbor Will Help You , cents, Nelson'• . TRUCKS-JIIPI Dodge 18 ft.llat bad with ra•k• · \ 1903 R-l3C IDternallonall-ton Dump Two 4.-wbeel drive JeeJ>I. 1IH8 Dodae 2-ton flat bed ·~ : Ptok·upo-Statlon Wago~ · · · INSICTICIDI$.l-IIRUSM KII,.UR , . Tob ..oo dust - Rotonoae - Lead ~qate "'- Tomato · 1~9 Dust - Bbre KDL - Aphid and Mlte>ILUk.:. Cld,~ dull - Fu!lllelde duat - Donna! •Pt:aY- Aluillbllim Sulphate - ,Biuab KIUor eoDC8Dtrlle: - Jll~lltlo11 dust - Zlneb BUEhl dust -Garden d'!~$~~ .¥eth- , · UTChlor dual - Copper ,dust .- Terml!e"t\lncelllpte . - Cattle Fly ' • ., ftObert Balnl, Slllelmu Ofllee PboP "1-4'1'11. Slllrl• - Estate l.olnt L• \ ' ,' fttrm · Loaps · We at the Tribune Ire waiting to belp you, to find a home, to sell a car, tO hlr8 a secretary to rent ID apartment . . . most anything you need we can help you flDd with an economical, fast-acting 'l'n· bune Want ,Ad. Call ua today. THE GALLIPOLIS TRt~L''~F. 446-2342 In kitchen, utlUty eed alr'fuel olllurnace, ed on blacktop road. Owner: wanll. It sold. · with Gobese ,. ;, ,'·I x,,.... ; . "''~••··... 11 a ,q 1iJ ' X• • II at: 'it·o:i'Wx •· :fx• ' "' ......... Wlsemen Agency .Oftllio Gl ~, •, . . . , HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING : Business Services ' ·" -CA._.., DICK RAWLINGS vote <fo";l ~ II ONI OF '"· · K};-;-;; ;;;;;·;;iifuJ 11967 Model 27 IntenurtloRal ~ .. MtCEbl PEOt-Lal 49Leue 50 Romaa road ril Grafted (her.) 1:12 Ba~k talk . (&lang) ,f4i 65 AfllrmtiY• Notice ' Business ServiC:~eG; An Agriculture Department report on l!le feed situation says that dilrlng the remainder the current 11181'11ellng year, prices wlU be ~speCially ~nsl· Uve to pro~s of the n ew 39Exlit 40 Wlld don):~)' duct• WAlllllf'lqT9N (VPI)- Oov· flDII!enl far~n · eeouomlsll aa, price• probably will conto run ahead of a year for !be rest of the spiing. !11'8 Uke'ly to faD below last year's levels during the. lum· . �,; ', .: ."I .. ' '' . ' . '. .. ' . \ '-""" .. '" ' .. ,. ,t: . , ,t _, ' ,. t • I I ' '•, :, . .. . ' .. • ' . '. ., 'll ' ::.- ;; . .. ~l ·t l\' . River Firemen, Deckhands Strlk~ ' fDr $10~ ~er: :~if,: 21 1 9 6 7 ~· 'r•" - ·~' Thursday by rail from Cincin· other .events 50 years untlrconditio!IB Improve. ' Twc.llf . ll;ub~'a· barJealn ~ .. t .!' ~,.: ·:., . .1 ., ... nati to take the place of slrik· the river: . . ·oFeoal and. hltlret 1'1~ l!li'cua were. also attac• M!lf.. ·tt; , U1>; ,,/~ •· I · ers on Kanawha River tow· F'ranklr·~~:-~nl:~· ;~cl<e~th~. <;iWln!@U· ectfor•lbe debt. : . · \ .Charlie. A~n.\~' ~ 'll£•1:lbl . . boats of the Hatfield Company. M.•Y If, 1917 ~Captain . ,, ~pa~ ·to Eddie qrahall! oi•Raccooni~t- beal 'on ihchi\let1 h;~'bej!ii'".,;. ,.'' f '1'11ese men joined the towboat J. Donnally, 7!1, aged al)d theft. big alde-I@IIH, ellgiir~r ' iii . Dam "o. 211 polnt"'J it·;:f.• ~ ·~ "·it · Hatfield here. as It was de- spected citizen of City of:Cincbf since lti C!Qllt!I~~I!Jl,, b!': ~ inlf!er , .lit~: ~~~;NO. '.• .. cided not best to send them to died today. A steambOat Citro! totllsvtll~. the 'appolnb!d .~· Mirster· al DBPlll, ai::Jieii;aJ\dliii#YI· ~~clt. :, Pt. Pleasant. of 40 to 50 years ago, he ~ on western rivers. No. 16, se:vtfal;' mtleo a.bov~ za: Bi~'I!Rd !0- .b!ilniQti ·, Captain Harry Martin is In on the Ohio No. 4, Captain Ci!Y~"of Louisville ·was l~t !ilarietta. ~ · \ j~OV~nmll!nt will. reside·' ~clre'l'.liid •·'lh!rpp · charge of the Hatfield which Blagg in eornrnand, in the qu~ Saturday; Nevet be(Qre st,eamer James Rarjlaey w.Ul will qDjt .the %>et~ lellit lot . .. arrived at the mouth of the iett~ • Cincinnati trade. the· history of the line have. move Mr. Grail!lmls billllebold the prete~~l. toct -Muter .·§ ' · · . Kanawha River Thursday night Captain Sam Dunbar and .c-onl/itlons. prevailed. goods to Dam No. II. Mr. Gra: die Graham, fdniterly ·at ~ with a tow of empties from late Captain John Newsome. . l)am ~· a most exeeUent . mlili, No. 26, Is hoW JJi eluir'p,at J,l.Di Louisville, Ky. The strikers. it Captain Donnally was also May 15, ltl7 - ·While malt· a•Gallia ' CO\IIIIy boy, and th·e No. 18•. .,nJiineet . ~1kln.:oa•i is said, are of the opinion that the Illinois, Ohio No. 3, a landlrls at Salty, Point fjlVernlnent bas ·made no miS- '!lilt boatini ·wq orl\:'tfie ~'towthe coal and towboat operators less, A. J. Donnally, and PB9ucah, Ky.; on . t~ ~~ t~ .}ll appolDting hl1!l to lhis boat A4llllral Dewey: . ; cannot afford to boost wages other big packets In the River. Charles Zanone, I terry. resPJlnalble ~\lion. · Roy. <!tOthiel/ is:· : ~ . with coal at such a high price. days of steamboatlng In t h uncovered a brass of . · . at ~· 1l')., 25, n.oW tibder:COD- , Deckhands and firemen have late 1860's and 1870's. George Washlllgton, Imbedded May II, Hl7- Th~ .Green· stniCtlnn llc!ar ·Addlseit; ·R oy been getting $50 and $60 a Captain Charlie Stalder of · the !and. The bust Vfhlcb wood arrived from Clnclunatl was lime keepcirwhen ~Dim''N11. ' month. They struck for $80 and the Leroy says the price was aboitt five incbea In 'diam- Friday evening with a good 26 was ·uiJder oirnslnaettlift~··Afe $70. steamboat fuel at Kanawha had beeJ! loosened ·by ll)e freight trip In charge of' Cep.. is a very efficient lii!IR-'Iti bit May I8, I917 - A gang of er mines is still going · water. Persons who view- lain DJew 1 Edgington. It was poi!ltlotr: .•, . , · · white strike breakers, firemen These other oewo Items from It has been high for It believed It to be at least di!ICIIV~red before the packet 'lbe llulh, wt are IDformecl, and deckhands, arrived here issues of the Tribune tell of months. The Leroy will Jay years old. reached here that one of the bas· beeir collverled ,;Jnto• a · . bollel'l . fts leaking and I be freight lloat A perll!!i wa 1 May II, Iti7 - The packet, boat laid, over bere for several Jranle<l by ~a! i)lipeclol'l to was attached 41 bours for repalts be(ore goli\g carry a J~ ~· :,wb o · ~,Y u. s. Marshal on to Cbarlesf.on. Pilraer WU· would have ltel&llt ~the boat.· E. Rutherloi'd, 011 a suit for liam R. Barringer "'ports bliS- It . is reported .that ciplaln Flck and Lindsey of Pittsburgh, lness good but the labor pro• Charlie Slirldor will ·negoU•te Ualted Prest IDtetnatlonal "They've been using it for on the other side of tho I P• The Parkersburg and .the leDi very bad The Greenwood with S. G. Gardner. &~ pt, Pie.,_ For months North Vietnam sanctuary. They've violated the peninsula awailed orders to get Queen City are both owned by laid at different wbarfbo4ts ant for the purcbaae ' of the has been pouring men and damn lhing-so we're sick of II. out. . ~· W: Hubbard. Pittsburgh mU- four to slz houri unloading on packet C. Bol!ller~ ·~wm equipment Into the six·mlle.wtde We're going to clean them Houstoa: Students at lionarre above! manula~turer, the uptrlp.c·Rousters . who llblp Stalder and a party 1n hJr·'liltto Demllitarl2ed Zone (DMZ) dl· a high.ranking Marine inantly-Negro Texas The Parkersburg has bed a at Cinciniutti bop off ·at differ- are .ezpected to make a trip te viding Norih and South Viet· United Press International. University rioted, look to varied C!ll'eer, being last used ent polnts as soon aslbet Ured liliagara Falll and ~· polnll nam, using 11 first as a place of U.S. Intelligence dormitories. and shot it out to tow lbe .Rice and Don Water feeling comes on. They now along the .Great Lake1. be!tll't refuge and a supply depot and prior to the attack policemen. One officer Circus, whrch went to lbe wall. paid $SO a montb and board. long, · \ lately to ta11110h attacks oo Thursday, but not revealed killed, three ollrers wounded Marines stationed just south of Friday for security teasons, nearly 5110 students arrested the DMZ. This week U.S. and that there were about 5,0110 one of the worst outbreaks South Vietnamese forces retali· North VIetnamese troops In campus violence in years. ated. area. They were believed to Hoog Kong: Leftist Cbir1esel U.S. Marines and Vietnamese hacked up by live divisions youths riole<l in Hong Kong, at paratroopers, some 15,000 In all, norlh of the DMZ. the direction of Peking in smashed into the DMZ by land. Maj. Gen. Bruno effort to impo3e some type sea and air with support of commander of the 3rd Communist rule on lbe B:,~~~ artillery, planes and ships guns Division and the British officials sl in a battle plan dubbed director. said the Allies stay no signs of bowing to "Operation Hickory Nut." The the area "will be no longer Allies hoped to seal off a 15- necessary." There was mile stretch of the three-mile· indication how long !bat wouldll.f.~!!!!~!!!J~ wide southern portion of the be. DMZ and wipe out North Around the world: Vleinamese forces. WasldDJiou: Hungarian mat Janos Radvanyi. deS<~lbeli I Solve :your by those wbo know him ..... ~.· , , •• , ~• · •••.,. A••'·~ ~·• 0 ., ........-,.~ :. ~ ~ ._...,... . ., .•. ~ -~·..-··--- ..,. ~~ - ~ · ·v- • .... - ··· .,..._·... ....... ---~----- ·····-···· ·· ......... .. -· · ··-· -· '·· ' --- .--.• -· .. . ,, · ,.• ,.-_. ~ •' • -~· 1 • - ...... .. ,. .. . . •· • 4.:!....-., - r • " ·• ~ "'j _,._ ·,. .....- ......... ,.,.. .,. · ·*'' ... ,.. • - ·.. • • ~ • ,.,.,., __ __•. _... r(} ~ - ·- _........,. · .. . . . -· ..;.... _,....;; ............. - . ... ... .. ..... . ...... - ·--··· . ... L....· ,. • ' ' ' . , !iiltj"'"'F-IVE_CE_N_J:$ ,. ·' ' . . .,. I '' ~ " ' .. '.. . - . · ~· ' r' i.· ' . . . • . . m IBid. .4lo claimed Ill were mot 1 . Buddh1ata beiiD 'r his v· . _ . B . R li . • ., out Ietnam eg•n eta a lion US S h . No! . ' are 4 DOOR SEDAN Bilcayue model. 396 cu. ln. V8 engine, Turbo Hydramatic Trans., Vinyl inter· lor. Knee deep in rubber, positraction rear axle, heater. Pleasing grey finish. . ..• Our Special U)f.IL{ 51-10\JLD I LI!STEN TO W, CHARLIE 6ROIJN ?! .. •• t. 1966 CHEVROLET seveB down. 1: newt1 agency TaBI ~ "massive" ciP Hanoi today. !lnte Holiday ~·· Vielnam, u lht The Week in Review At Our Loti _. \ , led here Sunday that fire•merrrvery scarce. , DICK THOMAS 8 l{anawha River firemen and and deckhandS on Kanawha -deckhands struck for flO mon er towboats had struck for 1\fay 16, It17 - A deck crew :on the montb and one Kanawha , a month. The towboat · wa1 sent to the towboat Harry River company brought in Anderson of the Hrckey Anderson from Cincinnati to istrike breakers from Cincinna· pany, carne down from take the place of striking frre~ Pleasant Sunday rnorrung men and deckhands. The tow· ·That was top news here 50 8 deck crew. Deckhands boats otto Marmet and Robert ~ears ago on the river, and for $6C a month. Men P. Gillham secured new crews :bore are some River News to be scarce. up the Kanawha River at the items from the Gallipolis Daily Rousters on some of the old prices. Tribune to tell the story. ets were more plentiful Firemen and deckhands on week than for several Kanawha River boats struck May It, Itl7 -It was report- while on other boats they for $70 and $60 a month, ,.,; .•~~:~;~;~~~~:~~~~~:•~~~:.1 spectively. They had been get· ling $60 and $SO respectively. A new mate, Ed McGuffin. of Pt. Pleasant, and a new stew· ard, Win Clendenin of this city. llwe:nt out on the Robert P. Gill· ham. . c •. - - -~ - - - Y~·Ago on the River ~ Kanawha ' I• birthday, di>mo nners shot down two . helieopters. '1'hree re reported mlssiDC l(ong lee Rip !Molts hOBbs RI6MT,"D&EN,DO 'r'OUR OI&JN IIA'I! Lawmakers STORAGE ::U~of =~'between 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. Sed. lnActiof\~: Probleala East and West, crossed one of · them biniSeU thla week. Rad· vanyl. with his wUe and son, told the State OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Actl!>n I Thursday he wanle<l to In the put week on a permanent resident of bills before tbe Ohio ca. The Untied States Assembly: obllglng. Passed: ~ lb!:::'5.11.J Willi Parll: President Cbarlel '..J All-Steel Gaulle at one of hl1 HtMIIt news conferences, said be Am. 8866, permitting S'FOIIAGE CAIINm not veto Brilaln'a new bid director lo acquire '"'' ""' ......, • - _ , enter the Common Market.~~~~~~v beauUfication along . - • .._ IMMIIt • ......... -•--• ao many reasons "'"" s. be rtliZICU • oI way. ,. - _, - '· be tbonght she llbouldu't HB508, requiring u a T- ~ uL L • UN • admitted it wu obviou I to enmlne Ee~~u,n:~e~~ road would be a rOUI!h one oflices and IIi Britain. state at least every Calror EiJipt masaed years, Instead of annnnlly, troopa on the dusty increasing the number of Peninsula and threatened arniners from 2'75 to 300. with "holy war" as U.N. Senate llllll--2nd Ava. Am. HBf78, ~ta·:~=:~.!l 4463291 k!:"plng forces between --~_;:~;,:.;;;;;~::~At~ab~o~s~Jd~lh~e~ls~r~a~el~l•~= bureau rl mentsl f within the mental hygiene Last Week ~at owner. clean Interior, aood tire1 6 eyl. uaJne, Powerglide transrni• don, Heater. Black finish. Bargain Price! ll'ftlllll...._. _. ,...... s .,.ts I THE Charming decorator ac~ents for your.Colonial setting ... ~ ' .' Bedfordbv KRDEHLE:R FRENCH CITY PRESS · 1965 CHEVELLE 2 Door, local 1 owner, low mlleaa:e car, tles& interior, aqua finish, Power· sian. Am. 811273, autlrorizing munt- e traDJmission, whitewaU tires show fiYM ttle wear, heater', real nlc~• $1695 nus a er. !~ ~'!-~r ~!.;.~~ru~~!!~ er, Like new, whitewall tires, aqua flnlsb. 1962 Ford 9 Pass. Country Squi,. Station Wagon, low mileage by $995 local own•, i®d w.w. Ure1, VB engine, automatie trans,, power lteering and brakes, radio IDd he1ter. Save here clpaliUet and counties to Issue revenue bonds to flnance lnduatrlal e1pallllion, Am. smm, Increasing the size of the state Board ol Edu11 cation to 2A member~ by oha~rg. lng dlstrlcta to coincide the present congressional 00:: II TRUCKS - · f..., ·efendants WTolllll ~eitBonds ' . HBU7, appruprlltlni tU $895 62 FORD 1 TON = $1195 VB ente, f apeed tra01. Good 700xl6 witl":at~:!~ lllna., u· . trwne license . Senate Acrlctuturt and Agencies. · 10.000 mllH, lwvF duty, 8 ply truck type tins, Looks and I'Wll oma aood, luiitter, red ftnliib, clean cab ' glnla air pollution control comSenate Wayt and MeiDl Committee. Am. liB Zl3. Increasing huntIng and 60 Chev.l Ton Pickup ,= ' Am. 88103, Ohio • West 389 V8 enl!lno wilb t opeed box, vinyl interior, wblte f!Dlah, radio and beater '' r< , Am. SB278, provldet subsid les to counties lor fosll~r I cara faclliU01 and creates proo ceduret for selection and ministration of mdJ laelliU01. Billa reported out by I tees wlllt a favorable 1 1962 Pontiac 2 Dr. H.T. $895 '.". \.. "''""' . • ' ' il" All the Farmers Bank &Savings Co. Travelers Checks you wantup to $5,000 worth-for afee of only $2.00 During May only OPIN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 88274, ~reaslng tile penalty driving after llce1181 ltlllt- THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. POMEROY MOTOR CO. , "Your Che91 Dealer'" OPIN IYifriiNGI Til. f o. ·' Uon for lla operatlona 1n the nm Ill\) years, House Finance. 8861, requ1rlng en audlt of tbe llate. auditor'• olllee .my four yeatl, Senate A&rteuJIIIre and State Agenct!l. SBIIH, raiiBI the net lndebtednetl allowed municipal porat1o111, Senate Way• and Memlllr Plderal R-rve Syatam Member P.D.I.C. . POMIROY,O. ,./ Meeno. 11 ~=~- or revoked, Senate Ju. Signed by the governor: Am. Ill*. Hll93, llate tiJIIIIor·l \ ., eeSm. PlY Sub. lncrelse bllL~~=!I Qllt, Am. BBIM, ea,tlbUih lti 1 1·--~ -----------JiYIII~ Ill*~.: .. • I}' •• ' ' . .. . I making, dlatrlbutlon, or U8l ol !Ire bombl. •, ·- 44-t.oni,- : ' '; . ' ' �,; ', .: ."I .. ' '' . ' . '. .. ' . \ '-""" .. '" ' .. ,. ,t: . , ,t _, ' ,. t • I I ' '•, :, . .. . ' .. • ' . '. ., 'll ' ::.- ;; . .. ~l ·t l\' . River Firemen, Deckhands Strlk~ ' fDr $10~ ~er: :~if,: 21 1 9 6 7 ~· 'r•" - ·~' Thursday by rail from Cincin· other .events 50 years untlrconditio!IB Improve. ' Twc.llf . ll;ub~'a· barJealn ~ .. t .!' ~,.: ·:., . .1 ., ... nati to take the place of slrik· the river: . . ·oFeoal and. hltlret 1'1~ l!li'cua were. also attac• M!lf.. ·tt; , U1>; ,,/~ •· I · ers on Kanawha River tow· F'ranklr·~~:-~nl:~· ;~cl<e~th~. <;iWln!@U· ectfor•lbe debt. : . · \ .Charlie. A~n.\~' ~ 'll£•1:lbl . . boats of the Hatfield Company. M.•Y If, 1917 ~Captain . ,, ~pa~ ·to Eddie qrahall! oi•Raccooni~t- beal 'on ihchi\let1 h;~'bej!ii'".,;. ,.'' f '1'11ese men joined the towboat J. Donnally, 7!1, aged al)d theft. big alde-I@IIH, ellgiir~r ' iii . Dam "o. 211 polnt"'J it·;:f.• ~ ·~ "·it · Hatfield here. as It was de- spected citizen of City of:Cincbf since lti C!Qllt!I~~I!Jl,, b!': ~ inlf!er , .lit~: ~~~;NO. '.• .. cided not best to send them to died today. A steambOat Citro! totllsvtll~. the 'appolnb!d .~· Mirster· al DBPlll, ai::Jieii;aJ\dliii#YI· ~~clt. :, Pt. Pleasant. of 40 to 50 years ago, he ~ on western rivers. No. 16, se:vtfal;' mtleo a.bov~ za: Bi~'I!Rd !0- .b!ilniQti ·, Captain Harry Martin is In on the Ohio No. 4, Captain Ci!Y~"of Louisville ·was l~t !ilarietta. ~ · \ j~OV~nmll!nt will. reside·' ~clre'l'.liid •·'lh!rpp · charge of the Hatfield which Blagg in eornrnand, in the qu~ Saturday; Nevet be(Qre st,eamer James Rarjlaey w.Ul will qDjt .the %>et~ lellit lot . .. arrived at the mouth of the iett~ • Cincinnati trade. the· history of the line have. move Mr. Grail!lmls billllebold the prete~~l. toct -Muter .·§ ' · · . Kanawha River Thursday night Captain Sam Dunbar and .c-onl/itlons. prevailed. goods to Dam No. II. Mr. Gra: die Graham, fdniterly ·at ~ with a tow of empties from late Captain John Newsome. . l)am ~· a most exeeUent . mlili, No. 26, Is hoW JJi eluir'p,at J,l.Di Louisville, Ky. The strikers. it Captain Donnally was also May 15, ltl7 - ·While malt· a•Gallia ' CO\IIIIy boy, and th·e No. 18•. .,nJiineet . ~1kln.:oa•i is said, are of the opinion that the Illinois, Ohio No. 3, a landlrls at Salty, Point fjlVernlnent bas ·made no miS- '!lilt boatini ·wq orl\:'tfie ~'towthe coal and towboat operators less, A. J. Donnally, and PB9ucah, Ky.; on . t~ ~~ t~ .}ll appolDting hl1!l to lhis boat A4llllral Dewey: . ; cannot afford to boost wages other big packets In the River. Charles Zanone, I terry. resPJlnalble ~\lion. · Roy. <!tOthiel/ is:· : ~ . with coal at such a high price. days of steamboatlng In t h uncovered a brass of . · . at ~· 1l')., 25, n.oW tibder:COD- , Deckhands and firemen have late 1860's and 1870's. George Washlllgton, Imbedded May II, Hl7- Th~ .Green· stniCtlnn llc!ar ·Addlseit; ·R oy been getting $50 and $60 a Captain Charlie Stalder of · the !and. The bust Vfhlcb wood arrived from Clnclunatl was lime keepcirwhen ~Dim''N11. ' month. They struck for $80 and the Leroy says the price was aboitt five incbea In 'diam- Friday evening with a good 26 was ·uiJder oirnslnaettlift~··Afe $70. steamboat fuel at Kanawha had beeJ! loosened ·by ll)e freight trip In charge of' Cep.. is a very efficient lii!IR-'Iti bit May I8, I917 - A gang of er mines is still going · water. Persons who view- lain DJew 1 Edgington. It was poi!ltlotr: .•, . , · · white strike breakers, firemen These other oewo Items from It has been high for It believed It to be at least di!ICIIV~red before the packet 'lbe llulh, wt are IDformecl, and deckhands, arrived here issues of the Tribune tell of months. The Leroy will Jay years old. reached here that one of the bas· beeir collverled ,;Jnto• a · . bollel'l . fts leaking and I be freight lloat A perll!!i wa 1 May II, Iti7 - The packet, boat laid, over bere for several Jranle<l by ~a! i)lipeclol'l to was attached 41 bours for repalts be(ore goli\g carry a J~ ~· :,wb o · ~,Y u. s. Marshal on to Cbarlesf.on. Pilraer WU· would have ltel&llt ~the boat.· E. Rutherloi'd, 011 a suit for liam R. Barringer "'ports bliS- It . is reported .that ciplaln Flck and Lindsey of Pittsburgh, lness good but the labor pro• Charlie Slirldor will ·negoU•te Ualted Prest IDtetnatlonal "They've been using it for on the other side of tho I P• The Parkersburg and .the leDi very bad The Greenwood with S. G. Gardner. &~ pt, Pie.,_ For months North Vietnam sanctuary. They've violated the peninsula awailed orders to get Queen City are both owned by laid at different wbarfbo4ts ant for the purcbaae ' of the has been pouring men and damn lhing-so we're sick of II. out. . ~· W: Hubbard. Pittsburgh mU- four to slz houri unloading on packet C. Bol!ller~ ·~wm equipment Into the six·mlle.wtde We're going to clean them Houstoa: Students at lionarre above! manula~turer, the uptrlp.c·Rousters . who llblp Stalder and a party 1n hJr·'liltto Demllitarl2ed Zone (DMZ) dl· a high.ranking Marine inantly-Negro Texas The Parkersburg has bed a at Cinciniutti bop off ·at differ- are .ezpected to make a trip te viding Norih and South Viet· United Press International. University rioted, look to varied C!ll'eer, being last used ent polnts as soon aslbet Ured liliagara Falll and ~· polnll nam, using 11 first as a place of U.S. Intelligence dormitories. and shot it out to tow lbe .Rice and Don Water feeling comes on. They now along the .Great Lake1. be!tll't refuge and a supply depot and prior to the attack policemen. One officer Circus, whrch went to lbe wall. paid $SO a montb and board. long, · \ lately to ta11110h attacks oo Thursday, but not revealed killed, three ollrers wounded Marines stationed just south of Friday for security teasons, nearly 5110 students arrested the DMZ. This week U.S. and that there were about 5,0110 one of the worst outbreaks South Vietnamese forces retali· North VIetnamese troops In campus violence in years. ated. area. They were believed to Hoog Kong: Leftist Cbir1esel U.S. Marines and Vietnamese hacked up by live divisions youths riole<l in Hong Kong, at paratroopers, some 15,000 In all, norlh of the DMZ. the direction of Peking in smashed into the DMZ by land. Maj. Gen. Bruno effort to impo3e some type sea and air with support of commander of the 3rd Communist rule on lbe B:,~~~ artillery, planes and ships guns Division and the British officials sl in a battle plan dubbed director. said the Allies stay no signs of bowing to "Operation Hickory Nut." The the area "will be no longer Allies hoped to seal off a 15- necessary." There was mile stretch of the three-mile· indication how long !bat wouldll.f.~!!!!~!!!J~ wide southern portion of the be. DMZ and wipe out North Around the world: Vleinamese forces. WasldDJiou: Hungarian mat Janos Radvanyi. deS<~lbeli I Solve :your by those wbo know him ..... ~.· , , •• , ~• · •••.,. A••'·~ ~·• 0 ., ........-,.~ :. ~ ~ ._...,... . ., .•. ~ -~·..-··--- ..,. ~~ - ~ · ·v- • .... - ··· .,..._·... ....... ---~----- ·····-···· ·· ......... .. -· · ··-· -· '·· ' --- .--.• -· .. . ,, · ,.• ,.-_. ~ •' • -~· 1 • - ...... .. ,. .. . . •· • 4.:!....-., - r • " ·• ~ "'j _,._ ·,. .....- ......... ,.,.. .,. · ·*'' ... ,.. • - ·.. • • ~ • ,.,.,., __ __•. _... r(} ~ - ·- _........,. · .. . . . -· ..;.... _,....;; ............. - . ... ... .. ..... . ...... - ·--··· . ... L....· ,. • ' ' ' . , !iiltj"'"'F-IVE_CE_N_J:$ ,. ·' ' . . .,. I '' ~ " ' .. '.. . - . · ~· ' r' i.· ' . . . • . . m IBid. .4lo claimed Ill were mot 1 . Buddh1ata beiiD 'r his v· . _ . B . R li . • ., out Ietnam eg•n eta a lion US S h . No! . ' are 4 DOOR SEDAN Bilcayue model. 396 cu. ln. V8 engine, Turbo Hydramatic Trans., Vinyl inter· lor. Knee deep in rubber, positraction rear axle, heater. Pleasing grey finish. . ..• Our Special U)f.IL{ 51-10\JLD I LI!STEN TO W, CHARLIE 6ROIJN ?! .. •• t. 1966 CHEVROLET seveB down. 1: newt1 agency TaBI ~ "massive" ciP Hanoi today. !lnte Holiday ~·· Vielnam, u lht The Week in Review At Our Loti _. \ , led here Sunday that fire•merrrvery scarce. , DICK THOMAS 8 l{anawha River firemen and and deckhandS on Kanawha -deckhands struck for flO mon er towboats had struck for 1\fay 16, It17 - A deck crew :on the montb and one Kanawha , a month. The towboat · wa1 sent to the towboat Harry River company brought in Anderson of the Hrckey Anderson from Cincinnati to istrike breakers from Cincinna· pany, carne down from take the place of striking frre~ Pleasant Sunday rnorrung men and deckhands. The tow· ·That was top news here 50 8 deck crew. Deckhands boats otto Marmet and Robert ~ears ago on the river, and for $6C a month. Men P. Gillham secured new crews :bore are some River News to be scarce. up the Kanawha River at the items from the Gallipolis Daily Rousters on some of the old prices. Tribune to tell the story. ets were more plentiful Firemen and deckhands on week than for several Kanawha River boats struck May It, Itl7 -It was report- while on other boats they for $70 and $60 a month, ,.,; .•~~:~;~;~~~~:~~~~~:•~~~:.1 spectively. They had been get· ling $60 and $SO respectively. A new mate, Ed McGuffin. of Pt. Pleasant, and a new stew· ard, Win Clendenin of this city. llwe:nt out on the Robert P. Gill· ham. . c •. - - -~ - - - Y~·Ago on the River ~ Kanawha ' I• birthday, di>mo nners shot down two . helieopters. '1'hree re reported mlssiDC l(ong lee Rip !Molts hOBbs RI6MT,"D&EN,DO 'r'OUR OI&JN IIA'I! Lawmakers STORAGE ::U~of =~'between 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 dr. Sed. lnActiof\~: Probleala East and West, crossed one of · them biniSeU thla week. Rad· vanyl. with his wUe and son, told the State OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Actl!>n I Thursday he wanle<l to In the put week on a permanent resident of bills before tbe Ohio ca. The Untied States Assembly: obllglng. Passed: ~ lb!:::'5.11.J Willi Parll: President Cbarlel '..J All-Steel Gaulle at one of hl1 HtMIIt news conferences, said be Am. 8866, permitting S'FOIIAGE CAIINm not veto Brilaln'a new bid director lo acquire '"'' ""' ......, • - _ , enter the Common Market.~~~~~~v beauUfication along . - • .._ IMMIIt • ......... -•--• ao many reasons "'"" s. be rtliZICU • oI way. ,. - _, - '· be tbonght she llbouldu't HB508, requiring u a T- ~ uL L • UN • admitted it wu obviou I to enmlne Ee~~u,n:~e~~ road would be a rOUI!h one oflices and IIi Britain. state at least every Calror EiJipt masaed years, Instead of annnnlly, troopa on the dusty increasing the number of Peninsula and threatened arniners from 2'75 to 300. with "holy war" as U.N. Senate llllll--2nd Ava. Am. HBf78, ~ta·:~=:~.!l 4463291 k!:"plng forces between --~_;:~;,:.;;;;;~::~At~ab~o~s~Jd~lh~e~ls~r~a~el~l•~= bureau rl mentsl f within the mental hygiene Last Week ~at owner. clean Interior, aood tire1 6 eyl. uaJne, Powerglide transrni• don, Heater. Black finish. Bargain Price! ll'ftlllll...._. _. ,...... s .,.ts I THE Charming decorator ac~ents for your.Colonial setting ... ~ ' .' Bedfordbv KRDEHLE:R FRENCH CITY PRESS · 1965 CHEVELLE 2 Door, local 1 owner, low mlleaa:e car, tles& interior, aqua finish, Power· sian. Am. 811273, autlrorizing munt- e traDJmission, whitewaU tires show fiYM ttle wear, heater', real nlc~• $1695 nus a er. !~ ~'!-~r ~!.;.~~ru~~!!~ er, Like new, whitewall tires, aqua flnlsb. 1962 Ford 9 Pass. Country Squi,. Station Wagon, low mileage by $995 local own•, i®d w.w. Ure1, VB engine, automatie trans,, power lteering and brakes, radio IDd he1ter. Save here clpaliUet and counties to Issue revenue bonds to flnance lnduatrlal e1pallllion, Am. smm, Increasing the size of the state Board ol Edu11 cation to 2A member~ by oha~rg. lng dlstrlcta to coincide the present congressional 00:: II TRUCKS - · f..., ·efendants WTolllll ~eitBonds ' . HBU7, appruprlltlni tU $895 62 FORD 1 TON = $1195 VB ente, f apeed tra01. Good 700xl6 witl":at~:!~ lllna., u· . trwne license . Senate Acrlctuturt and Agencies. · 10.000 mllH, lwvF duty, 8 ply truck type tins, Looks and I'Wll oma aood, luiitter, red ftnliib, clean cab ' glnla air pollution control comSenate Wayt and MeiDl Committee. Am. liB Zl3. Increasing huntIng and 60 Chev.l Ton Pickup ,= ' Am. 88103, Ohio • West 389 V8 enl!lno wilb t opeed box, vinyl interior, wblte f!Dlah, radio and beater '' r< , Am. SB278, provldet subsid les to counties lor fosll~r I cara faclliU01 and creates proo ceduret for selection and ministration of mdJ laelliU01. Billa reported out by I tees wlllt a favorable 1 1962 Pontiac 2 Dr. H.T. $895 '.". \.. "''""' . • ' ' il" All the Farmers Bank &Savings Co. Travelers Checks you wantup to $5,000 worth-for afee of only $2.00 During May only OPIN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 88274, ~reaslng tile penalty driving after llce1181 ltlllt- THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. POMEROY MOTOR CO. , "Your Che91 Dealer'" OPIN IYifriiNGI Til. f o. ·' Uon for lla operatlona 1n the nm Ill\) years, House Finance. 8861, requ1rlng en audlt of tbe llate. auditor'• olllee .my four yeatl, Senate A&rteuJIIIre and State Agenct!l. SBIIH, raiiBI the net lndebtednetl allowed municipal porat1o111, Senate Way• and Memlllr Plderal R-rve Syatam Member P.D.I.C. . POMIROY,O. ,./ Meeno. 11 ~=~- or revoked, Senate Ju. Signed by the governor: Am. Ill*. Hll93, llate tiJIIIIor·l \ ., eeSm. PlY Sub. lncrelse bllL~~=!I Qllt, Am. BBIM, ea,tlbUih lti 1 1·--~ -----------JiYIII~ Ill*~.: .. • I}' •• ' ' . .. . I making, dlatrlbutlon, or U8l ol !Ire bombl. •, ·- 44-t.oni,- : ' '; . ' ' �.. ' '' . '· ' ....:- ••• .. ·, ' ' • . r ' '"' . ... I• ' ~ ' Kart . ~ \ •: . ,.. 1 \ ' . ·-- •.. .. . ..., - ..., -- -··.':'; . - ....... - ..... -~ SBOI\T RIBs ,, ,. ,_, ' ... __...,_...,.,..., .. hL TELL YOU L/r.TS?...! .IT CI\I'J By DICK TH KaMwha River deckhands struck I ·on the month and I River ~ 1 I ~ ·'yv"NT 'f ' company ' ~trike breakers IK ' II . That was top II! years ago on the ~ are some items front the Ga Tribune to tell the ., May 14, 1917 - I 20-The Sunday ii l!r;'aald. · NOW'!. \<NOW ~O·PO·l>ElO· DO W~AT Ktll&l> VAUQE\11\..\..E!. You I . DON'T EVER L!T "' SLJLL GET Ti-lt. IDE~ '/OO'RE ME~!ol Wl-l~T ~ 't'Oll WERE GOIN610 TELL METe v---.. lZCM'Efo.l!l& 'I . • clallned I ~;I were .mot tk.Wll. 1 : 'II8WII agency Tail . I'E "massive" Ranol today, I A~RAID te Bolklay 1 Vietnam, u lbl 01= HIM! Buddhlstabei 6:1: l bls birthday, ll!1el'8 sbol down IWO , htlleopters. ~ e re reported mlssiDC At Our \ c• " ANDY CAPP- 1966 4000 by ., l I I Biscayne model. ~ Turbo Hydramattt ••• ior. Knee deep ill 'tiFt CAN.8E' RiAL MEAN THAT -FOR TWO CE~ I'D NfVER sPEAI< T' YER . - FOR1WO CfNTr I'O.NEV-~PEAK H~ ALWA~S WAS ·T1 YEilA&AIN! .,.,. CAR~LESS ~UT '· C.IGAR. BUnS! I I NA~TY $CMET/M"! 1 rear axle, heater. Our Special ~--~----------~ ~.,....,tfV AGAIN.~' ···--.. 1964( Bel Air , Local owner, d 6 C!Jl. eqine, slon, Heater. B '!I i i I Barge s . ..• ·~~ . 1965 ' ....... I I 2 Door, local 1 ' apotleSi interior &tide transmissio JitUe wear, beau ;•. :~ l ;.. ... \ . ' $1 ~!~~~·~r er, Uke new. 'WINTHROP Mf2. MIJ12PHY ":! 1962 Ford9 ' Country Squ Station Wagon, owntr, cOGd w.., matic traM,, pc, NEXT Wa=JL .·ca•alll / ·,., .. t5MY A~ ">a~ OOHAPPY' At3Q£JT7. Blf.21HDAYI radio and heater •, .. 1962 Pontiao 3811 V8 eol!ine ' interior, white fi ' ·~ ' . •••. r- .... . ,\ ' '". TRI . ' ': }~ 60Chev. mll'!> be type tirel, lA>Olr: 3~,000 •eater, red flnlll M(2, MI.XJPI.N cE/ZiAINL::I $ HA6A~ ()t,IrJ..OOK ON L..IFfi. ·" • -· · · · ··-· -~~- .... ~~~ - - - ·-- · 4 ~- _...... . ' . "' -·~ .... , . " • Bill .WSU.?; WHAT Gl.JE-!55 WHAT1 flnlob. ,. ' .. ' • �. ' I ' .• '· J ' ' ' •I ' 'I • !"'' .. . .., ~ I '. I ,. ,., ' ·" ,. _; " 1 ' ' " "' I' " ... . . .. . ·............. - ' ' .. ' . ' . - ,. ..... , ' . - .... ' "'· ' ' '' . .· ''-, ~ '.' , ' '.'·-~-J· I, 1 ~ "' ::' i' f· ': '-·. ~- . ' .' l I RJbber· · ' · · ' ' . . . ' ··· " lteins trom : - I ' o.i .•.·.··-J:YJQon . · -. II. ~ are TRB BORN LOSER i• \ ·-· l ~trike breake -,ears ago • • • • -··. ·-· •. -- - . . ...........>!·:·. t i-• .... - -· · ··· .. - ... , . '' Kanawha 1 llooliliands st :on the month llivir com! 1 01 · ~- --- ~· I J J!y DIC That was ' _.._.. , . • • . ' ' ' \ ..;' .• r II Tribune to te: May lf. 19t '20-The SUI claimed sbot doWD. agency TaSI WKe '-n ,.~uros! Bono! today. Holiday Vietnam, u ~rvsz. ' Bwklhlsll lbe beilll hll birthday, COmo oners 8hol down two • belloopters. 'lbret te reported mlsslr'l ' At 01 • 1966 I OUT OUB W'AY , · AGOIL NEEDS. 400 ...- SOME· &Or:l'l.'! Biaeayn.e mot ' ~~massive" Turbo Hydra ior. Knee det roar ule, he Our Special WAATWrrJ.\lAE R)F(IlAiiON E'I(PL0610N ANDAU.,AN'(6C;JO'( WHOWANT6 50LITLJDE J.IAD BEIIER6ET 50M!.SOON OR DOWITHOUTJ - 19(). BelA ..... ... ,, ' ' Local owne ' •Dil sian, Reate 6 eyl. ' . . . . ... : . r ' ·' - · '·'.• ~ ' ' Bar1., sc ' ' 1965 2 Door, IO<al tleaa inlel i de traDJJDI We wear, h • 11HM'I lor NU. '"' 1964 Che 1M cu. in. 8 ( ' OkatJ! .Now let's seehow~ood 'l.lPJ.tal'e' What am 1 dJ:eamm' up thtS ti:me? It is er, lAke new llnlsb. ' "~ DU.R POUY-Aittr ~lng ntW log· 1962Ford Country S. vot• I diiCOYind that mr old trabi ca .. ma~.. a perfect ..Wing IIOlr. Tho tray holdo thotad·and whn the tray ls,.r<IOOvtd ove.,t!li"l'olse Is millie at.GftC.,-MIS. Station Wago 8: owner, t:o·od , matie trans., · 4lt rtdlo 1nd hef 1962 Pont 389 V8 ~ jnterior, wb1b .. Tl ' .' ,~~~ ~eit.Bon«k ' 60CIM L~~.t-':1: 10.000 mlleo~ ~~:!:! ll r '' ' ' ( ' , ~·· . ' ' •' ' ' ' .... . ·' ,. ' ' ., • .. · ...... : ••.••• ' ' t< .. ; ~ ., ' . ~· I . . '\ \ ·r . ,. ' ·, ', ·'· ' ' ' \ I,' .' ' ' ' I ' ·'· ! t/ �' .,. I ., '· '! . . L ~ ' " I -.~< ' . •, , . ' '. I' ' ' I ', •. j , ' ' "' ' - .-' . . .. ' ' '-~·--- ..... - .. ... - . . ,';-, ,_. . · . -~ ~ . -···---- *~ - ...., ,. ... . . ,. . . . . . . . ,-,~ ,. .. _. . . _. _ . . . .. . ) ' (P ····' ' _..... '1 '"' _ ----·~··-:&.~~-, - ' ' . ' ' - ' 11J DIC K~wha I deckhands st :on the month itiver com1 fstrlke breake tL That was I yearo ago ot ~i'e are ,D 1i'-.1 '' ~ t' items from t1 Tribune to lee May 14, 19t ,~~·-' '2G-The Sut, ;;,_:: · d• 1!14~ ~ claimed Ieveii allot doWIL : :JeWS agency Tas1 /Wwere f\>tber "massive" 11!1 Hanoi Wday • ....t.> Bolklay ti' ' Vietnam, .. 1111 Buddhiltlbepa 1 biJ birthday, dOmo rmers allot dorm two • Mlloopters. 'l'bree te reported mls!IIJI& \ At Ot. 1966 I 4 DO bJ" l.esl:le Tu.rDe:r ' AW! ~OJ'I!E BiJcayne mol Turbo Hydnt ior. Knee d~ J~RINe ArniE n:ar axle, he· Our Special KIND! APOLLO IIOLI.O'!I VOUTII cENTER, A DANCE i~101'4 ~IN PR06ES 19o BelA Loca1 owne 6 oyl. 111111 Sf.lf; 1S -HEitEi/ JUT, PEAC~-I'AI A8ALLPI.A~EII 011, COULO IE ••• 'llliiiiiMP , NAt \fltl£D-'I'o ME! stoa. Heate Bar--· 6000! 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' ' ... 15 Americans Die a ruce •. ._,. t" ' ::T'' ~" . 't( ' .. . . .' :. .,..,,. . •I . '. ;' 'J. • .... May 14, 191' 20-TheSm •10 ate (UPI)...COmmunlst Saigon, wltb mortar and small In the Demllltarlzed Zone Hanoi's heart, bombed nearby\a apokesman said. forces violated llleir self· arms fire at two minutes past 1 (DMZ) on the Nortb-Soutb military supply and missile Hanoi Radio claimed sevea Buddh~'• blr;lllday a.m. EDT, the Ume set by the Vietnam border, U.S. Marines depots and destroyed or da· U.S. raiders _, llhol down. truce !Alday they kltie.J 15 Viet Cong for their 4M!our In the allies' first invasion of maged at least eight Commu- The Soviet DeWS agency Tas1 Americans and wounded .74 truce. the buffer zone uncovered a nisi MIG interceptors caught 011 reported another "ma!!Sive'' more in . an auack In South \ Military spoke!llllen said the vast Communist •underground the ground at Kep and Hoo Lac U.S. raid oo HaDol loday. Vietnam's Central Hlgblands, IAmericans fought back, killing city." They began shifting into airbases near the Communist Celebrate Bolklay U.S. spokesmen said. , at least 50 of the North delensive positions for their zt.. capital. Communist gunners In South Vietnam, 11 tile UPI staff correspc•ndent Th'l-1 Vietnamese attackers. ' hour truce, taking special sbot down a U.S. jet and a nation of Buddblats hegu mas Col'jlor& r~ed the , The South Vietnamese and Iprecautiona against any Com· "jolly green giant" Air Force celebrating hil birtbday, diJm. · attacked a U.S. American forces had agreed to . munist attacka during the truce. hellcopter that came to pick up munlst gunners allot down two Army 9th lilfantry Olvlaion unit a 24-bour ceasefire starUng at 1 In tile air War, U.S. jets the pllot, spokesmen said. more U.S. heliooptera. Tl!ret the slopes of Chu Goungot midnight tonight. \Sunday struck Nortb Vietnam'• But a second helicopter others were reported mlssiJC . !\fountain, 230 miles northeast of t Dlseover Enemy City key power plant 1.1 miles from reseued the crews of both craft, Sunday. SAIGON .• ' Blood Runs At 01 1966 t IT'S t..IQ VSE. ! IT'S JUST IMRJSSIBLE TO PLAY 'THE. FLIGHT GF THE BUMBLE BEE' OIJ THE CELLO I 400 .. . . . _____: . ;· r------- Biaeayne m04! Turbo Hydra:. ior. Knee det rear ,' . / •ABSTRACT DESIGN - Mrs. Ramont Aldrich adds the finishing touches to a ··cii?.Marrangement, one of 11 which she demonstrated at the Region 11, Ohio As· . ao~.lation of ~arden Clubs, spring m~eting Saturday at the Bradbury Elementary . $Moo!. She titled It "Threat to Religton." Mrs. Jack Robson, left, outgoing region· · ·tl;llirector, assisted Mrs. Aldrich In the demonstration. (SM Pogt 8 for occount of event) . ~ axle, b~ Our Special . \\ a t ' . .' 19{,1' BelA ' •' .. Local owne 6 eyl. end sion. Reate , Ia '. . . Ill Predict 300 Will Malcolm X Rally Turns Into Riots ·da• ·:..,;;: ,. ·~ . ' •.. '.,;.J.i • . .:' WORLD '"· ' ' , '. '. \ ,, . Bar<•• . 1965 2 Door. Jodi IJ)Otless intel llide transml fime wear, h I.,. 1964 Cht IIH cu. in. 8 er, Uke n" flnlsb. 1962 Ford Country 5 ltaili>n Wago OWDl!l', .. good · matie trans., ndio and be I ' 1962 Pon 3811 V8 eni!IJ interior. whfj T Forfeit Bonds 60Ci -- --- mil ~-., lielter. red 1 - \ ... ·\ •I .... ,.... "" " ......... . . -.- ' •. • • f' (, I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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