http://66.213.69.5/files/original/acb23349e657423f906e2eb564f3739b.pdf 3626d974854b99a2dcbb819f284194f2 PDF Text Text .~ 1 .,. ·~·, ... ., ·~~~~ Day'Theme Cil'f!nin.PrDf'llm 1 """""'!LYito-·•·""' 'l'be .Mother's Day them ,;15 cahied out 1n the pro- ~"""' lilveo at the May meet- ~t ! i ·' ing of the Loyal Pals Class of the Churcb of Christ beld on evening at the homo •' Tuesday • ... , __ ..., __ '"'···--" • Around And. 4•L •' 1 ~'.;,· , 1' W · ''" ~ 1 . rea "'"" Held in l.aneader Rev: and Mr&. c. Melvin AI· Piaus were made to enter the klre, .Mrs. Harry P. smith and , Re&altl parade by the Ama· Mri. Glenn om were In Lancas~eur Gardeners Club of Middle- ter Tuesday to attend ~ ~gion. port Wednesday evening In the al workshop on "worship, at Mr . .and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds social rooms of the Columbus the First Methodist church. The visited recently In Morgantown, [ aod Southern Ohio ElectriC I Rev. Dr. William F. Dundle Mrddleporf •.. .. _ M~;,~ a:,;r~"i:;ilngs read w~:·r.r~·~ -Mr~. V&i "f\.)IIJ ·t ;;;· , 1i"n11nwln" f· . ~1'. •. ·:~, ~.~'t~ ···' ~~ 1-.. . BJ;1hSchoolBands . teave for Fe~~tlval Pt. . PLEASANT - Ul meJDbets , from the three local blgh schools, Pl PI~:~~:.: \1 ~ou o~¥n a cheap pawermowtr IIIWI, yo_ LI probably kn ow aU about upensi ~e reparr I UIUS\rl· billsand mrserable S\lmmer Saturdays. You're 11 mllahl~ re~~ tor a trouble·hee TORO. lomt onln Jnd " ' Ontl I ' ""'""'""'""'""'•,1 Has oN Drive·ln l week wi!h his mother. Mrs. IMay 22, as requested by Mr. I terian church, attended by Mrs. ' Friday and Saturday,~M;~ay~-~~~anrd:.,W~a~h:am~a,~28"th:.~::: Harry craig and his brother 1 Clarence Thompson, school Alkire and Mrs. DilL ' and 7 at !he Rutland and fami ly, .Mr. and Mrs. Ro- 1head. . HaU Also a bake sale "PS~nCdHO.. 'bt!rt Craig and children. He was ! The slat~ of n~w Offlcen w~s • I· p ~ along with the flower and Anthony Perkins. Vera MUes enroute to his base from a busi-! accepted, ~cludmg Mrs. Grace Skrn ey arty 11 mage sale. trip to Washington and , Pra!t, preSident. Mrs. John 1 Heltl for Clrtb MONDAY 1\B,altimCJre. He was met al lhe Werner, Vll't! president; Mrs. Mrs. Oco Mullen was hoste" DAUGHTERS OF~e~;:: \1 Wood County airport by his Kermit Jones. secretary, and \ when the Sew-Rite Sewing class ol the United brother. i Mrs. ~ruce ~loyd, . treasurer. i club met Wednesday even~ng at chilrch will meet at the Pomtrey, Ohio Mrs. Charles Wood of Knox- ' The off•cers Will be ms!alled In their club room. A Stanley par- Mooday at z p. m., with . ville, Tenn., is visiting with I September. . . \ ty was held with Mrs. Eugene Jacob Gloeckner as hostess. ! TON!GHTihruTUESDAY molher - in. law, Mrs.] Mrs. Rebert Reibel, awed•!- Triplettasdemonstrator,l;ames SAFETY PATROL BOYS wm l W•lt Oisney':t ... : M. Wood. I ~ Clow~r JUdge, and past re- . were played following demon- be honored when the Pomeroy , "THI UGLY DACHSHUND" Mrs. Guy Reynolds spent g10nal director, prese~ted the 1 stration, witll prizes Elementary PTA meets Mon. Wit~TD~~~iJ~1~;: and Tuesday in Charleston, W. Va.[ program for .the evemng ·~ow- , the winners. day evening at the school. Suzanne Ple-sht>t1e Kindergarten classes were dis- Iing outstandmg C?lored shdes I Mrs. Harold Hood, safety film will be shown W1lt Dlsney'JJ missed for Election Day. of . flower arrangmg. Mrs.' conducted a short busines'i ses- 8 program presented by ''WI?,IE THE POOH" Reibel. gave. a co~mentary on I sion. A communication was read fifth and sixth grade instrument(on rf".:h~l:i~;;"' : Mav.1l lnspeclion lhe shdes, mciudmg the blu~ i concerning the Regat!a Jlllrade al students. Refreshments will COLORCARTOONS I • ed b OES •nbboo flower arrangemenL• an : and it was voted to ?"tticipote. be served by mothers of the Admission: 75c & 40c I Plann Y pomters on good and bad ar-, The traveling prize donated first grade. I I...-...,.,=====~ it Plans were completed for in- rangel!'ents. . Mrs. Hood was awarded tn Mrs. BETHEL NO. 62 of the In- ! spection on May 31 by Pomeroy Dunng the soc.!al hour Ronald Browning. A Order of I Chapter 186, OE:S, Tuesday eve- ed party sandwtches and lime course was served to the wiU meet ning at the Masonic Temple. Ba salad were served from • . and Mrs. Raymond Baity. Mrs. 7130 p. m. at lhe Pomeroy . bara Walker. wo~hy matron, ~vered With a lace cloth Elza Gllmore Jr., Mrs. Charles sonic ~mple. There will · and Dale E. Sm1lh worthy pa- pmk underlay. An arrangement Hoffman, Mrs. Willard election of officers. l tron, presided and !he meetmg of azaleas m shades .of pmk Mrs. Donald McKnlg~t. TllESDA y I opened in ritualist~c form . P~e- ~ and rose 1D a wbtte milk glass Louis Osborne, Mrs. THE ANNUAL MOTHER· . ' ceding the inspert1Dn. a s I x cente~ed the table Wells and Mrs. Tom Daughter banquet of lhe I o'clock dinner will be held al flanked by white tapers Tbe next meetina will be Church at the I the United Melhodisl church and . nuik gl~sa holders at 6 p. m. Bring reser\·ations are to be made twmed with pink azaleas. . own serviCe. with Ruth Tompkins by May ZS. rangements oI dogw ood CHILDRENS - - - - - - il InvitalicM were received placed about the room.K~~:~ ~~ II, with Mrs. Harvey attend IDspecti""s at the esses were Mrs. Earl Vranken as hostess. ing Chapters, Urania at and Mrs. Glenn Lambert. ville of wblch Charles F. The traveling pme was won Sizes 3 to Big 3 son worthy graod patron, is Mrs. Lambert aod the Whlto member on May 7tess prize went to Mrs. $1.99 Sto<:kport, May 19; 'Mt. Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Lrulll_berli!IBiockat Beverly. May 20; Royat at the silver servlCOs. Washingron Court House which lrt!H! Thornburg, Dairy Queen Wllero Middleport, 0. We'll run ourtelves grand conductress is ments were provided by Joe Rosenbaum. ragged to EARN member, on May 21 ; w~:'~~~~~ Flowers were purchased at 24; and Eupbeoia at M ket nd 1 11 . .._ 'll J ar a o owmg ~ lnauranc:e w1th June VIe, nne 21 , th8 It th Ro Betty Cowan, assoiate matron, group wen e senbaum home, where each boy repor ted that 1!0 oI d s·t Re . cook books planted a flower 1n a pot an Eas •ForMother1nd ~m ar Clpe wrapped tho pot with foil MEIGS THEATRE • 1 ~ '• •' •, WAREHOUSE I • c -I ) ° MULLEN ~ ,'> ;It, ' r; . ~J BIBLES ,, LlNCASTER, OHIO - THE fund drive for oonstrucUon ol a loc•l campus of Ohio Unlverslly went over the top In a big SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. ground way. i forces Saturday claimed one of It was anacunced at a victory the major victories of the VIet banquet Friday night that the Nam war, the destruction of ~.000 goal bad been more more than a lull Communist than doubll!,d, with $41!0,000 col- battalion with 446 VIet Cong lected, excluding donated land troops known dead in what was >alued at abOut . 1300,000. described as a "Tennessee Ground will be broken lor the •turkey shoot." lrst building this summer. In !he air war, U.S. planes malTed tbe Communist obserLogan Scrambling vance of the lZth annlveraary THE ·LOGAN BOARD OF ; of the French defeat In !ducalion will meet Monday Indochina by bombing Dlen to consider cutbacks in school Bien Phu ,the historic fortress 1ervices following the defeat of · a 6 mill operatin~ levy this weok, and other ISSues. The levy !ailed in a special election last year. City Scbool Superintendent Dwight Miller Indicated however the levy may be re-submitted. am I' whoRl French forces ourren- Operation Davy . Croc:kell !\90 dered to the VIet Minh on May mUes north _of· Saigon. oo lhe 7, 11154. central cout continued to The NallY and Air Force pound a Rlnforefd Comm~ aUackers also devastated sup- battalion which. !t\ls been ply installations along the trapped since Wednesday with North Vietnamese coasl A HI back to the South China Sea. Hanoklatelioed-dispatch by the Left Very Utile Soviet Tass news qency said In ..,porting 446 known dead some of the planes flew over in the rice paddies aear Bong the western suburbs ol the Son, Allied o!llcen said there North Vleinamese capital "and may bave been two Commun1at were mel by antl'aircraft lire." regiments caught In the trap. U.S. lsi Air Dlvlslon "'"!~re's precious Utile of It and ¥letnamese In Iel\ said a U.S. spokesman. ArmyWill PIay M3J0f • Role •• Ky .ill' ;.//:: ar Cong headquarters and base camp near the Cambodian border 75 mlles northweo\ of Saigon. U.S. lsi Infantry Divlalon troops are sweeping the area In Operation Blrmingbum. The troll of destructioo by American plnnes l!lll'.ked up through the south and far paat lbe 17th Parallel dividing the two VIet Nruns. U.S. pilots flow !9 missions 1D North VIet Nam moving up the southern panhandle and far Inland to Olen Bfen Pbu near a barges IIIII the Laotian border west of destroyed ~~ · =~=ii Hanoi, The former French ,sevl!ll arm installation now Ia an alrbase four gasoHne for the Communists. pounded r,lll1111 yards A Tass dispatch from Hanol radar aile. 1 said the North Vietnamese A 'patrof. of lha 0.& army since 19M bad become "a 25th DivlaloR aear Cu formidable force...lt bas a miles nortllwat Ill modern air force and modern Satunlay atteroooD types ol aotl-aircraft artillery through a YlO!. . as well as rocket troops." and tilled* , , Carrier-based aircraft hll heavy and near Vinh, Thanh Hoa ~d ~be arms fire. 'j'be Amerle.all key port of Haipboag, sinkmg reported Ught euualtlu, · . Pre-Trial Action; Newsmen Sued $5 Million by Dodd B~s ! GOP Newa . WASHINGTON _ THE AN· CAN THO, Sculh V1et Nam nual Republican Women's Con- (UP!) -Prem1er Nguyen feronce heard the cheering news · Ky warned Saturday the onucu at its closing sessi1Jn Satcrday forces would Intervene If WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pre- from !he nine persona. '!be 1be judge lasued subpoenas represented the ~::1 th"l pabllc opinion polls lndl- Communist or. a lrlal maneuvering got under· fermer Dodd employes were for paris ol the Pearson- government ol Moise 1 eDit' lhat the GOP could w· government wms power way Saturday in Sen. Thomas Usted as Marjorie A. Carpen- Anderson Iiles, including "do- In this c!ountry. Dndd'a visits "a mighty victory" In lhe No~ 1Soulh VIet ~am's forthcoming J. Dndd'a ~ mlillon libel and ter, his former personal secreta· cumenls aequired since Jao. l, Katanga In the Congo 8 <Ongresslonal elections. 1 general elect10ns. conspiracy suit against 1\vo ry; Terry L. Golden, Michael 1958, from (Dodd's) Illes or been linked In print This note of optomlsm came ' "If the people elected colunmlsls, with a V. O'Hare and Rose Marie from the flles 'lr custody of the Struelens' activities on bellaliJ from Thomas w. Benham, vice CommuniSt or a that former employes Robertson. United States Senate." ol the Tsbcmbe regime. president of Opinion Researr.h government, wo (the armed documents from his Sonnett's motion askiog for Lfll OJ Sllllpoenas -Documents "relating Corp., who regularly oonducis forces) would stand up the de p o oil ion authority Subpoenas also were ls$ued, fioaaclal or other trm>&ac~ion•l pulse-taking polls for the na- fight them,'' the flamboyant Th . I' ed Fr'da charged that documents were according II> the Dodd announce- between either or both If 1 a~ ~ "u n I awfully taken" !rem ment, for: tiona! GOP. marshal said, casually e lUll was '1 defendants and any ol bourbon and chain aga~ ~~"::'~:': Orew Pe r I' Dodd's m.. and that the order -Copies of any documents former or present employes 100 Want Bin Talks mentholated cigarettes. ac orson. for subpoenas was needed relallng to Dodd's relations lhe United States Senate." " "!don't want to use the The Connectlcut Democrat's ·because "the full extent of the with Klein, the public relations -"All files relating to !Dodd) CAIRO - Abd•i U.A.R.N PRES!· 'cou p. , It' s a bad wor d," dent Gamal office released a copy of orders . thefts of such documents Is not lifllclal, and Michael Struelens,l maintained by either or bo!h" President Tito oi ~=~l:v~ said. LUCI BAINES JOBNSON by U.S. District Judge now known" to the senator. a Belgian citizen who formerly Pearson and Anderson. C'afled Saturday for a global K_y . oald he was sure wu the bl'lde In mllid whei Holtzolf lsouinl sub01 disarmament conference attend- maJordy of t~e people_ ., Carel 8ernsteiu cmlted thlt for oopies of documents 1 ed~,,~lries ol the Nam are aotl-Commurust. simply eat weddln . •• •··;...... for sworn ~ authorizing takingnine of w . · · 1.d the He emphas1Z1!d, however, 1\atementsthe from ,. re was w th , ID lh tho Headi!Der Stadeat Deol.. -..... lovol ed In th 'L a "pressl"i" need lor an accotd . m e pas., e pres en1 competlttou at Pratt iulllpi;. .--v e sw to prevent lhe spread of nucle- m the future, lhe armed The Dina,_ besides Pearson ar weapoiiJ have and will play a and Anderson, lncluded Opal In 8 ·eo~unlq•;• Iss ed Important and decisive ldentuled u Anderson's EyeS frilt, the_erid' ol Tito.'s flve da~ vi~: whe!l<er _in or out of 00 1be others r fi e be ...-. ihe all .. .. to Egypt_ the lwo leaders ai.. : (elected) assembly." former ~mployes olwe~~ J<bool bell. Boob ..... . demanded a halt to ulr aUacks SeHonmeater, Maasrllyn on bls back · Priace 11ft, on Viet. Nam and lmplementa""" sb<-ye&Nlid .11111 of ;I. . . . : lion of the 11154 Geneva agree- . former secretary in a WasbinaCrown Prinoe ments on Indochina. But tm, 1 FIRST SECTION ton public relations firm. I WASHINGTON (UP!) -Sen. Nam aad 1ha\ U.S. troops ~ave and ..nceiv.d the Marshall •• off to clau.Akldlo, _ . . commuhlqtle did not sp•c!flcafly · Poge 2-3 ---- General Doc Is f Dodd' 1 . J. William Fulbright D-Ark. made Saigon "an American Pian not as 'Boy Scouts' but as mention the United States, flee ~me~<ll rem . s 0 • was accused by a fellow brotheL" Fulbright has warned adherents to a priociple-the • Page 4 -------·-HAYWARD, Calif. (UP!)-A ' the fpor / were cop•ed In Democrat Saturday of demago- that the United States is principle to freedom. And 18 Payroll. Vp 7% Page 5 ---------second leader In a bii~r ligbt l cotu..!s~ :;0 ':ar ~ th~~ gulng on VIetNam with ''naive succumbing to wbat he calls an are io VietNam today, not COWMBUS - OHIO PAY- Page 8-9 -------~--within the Painters Union was the eonn' ti t g ba statements" and of "undercut· "arrogance ol power." make war but to assure rolls .for March were 7 per tage 10 ------ Pzcture slain by a charge of buckshot carried ou~ ~~~:~r for : 1' llng" Pres. Johnson's policies. Smathers said in reply; enlar~e freedom not to see maf!CUl3le cent above those lor the sam . Page 11-12------ Farm early Saturday as he sat 1n h1s lobbyi 1 1 W t Ge Sen. George Smathers D- "Tbero can be no arrogance rt shrmk. period a year ago, according 1~ 1 SECOND SECTION olflce. busln~ i~teres~" and Fla., a former member of of power lo an age where we "This is not the hour to be 13 the Ohio . State University Bur- , Page · ------A;:-~:~~ Lloyd Green, 4l, financial ased tax-free cami>a;gn conlri- l Fulbright' a Foreign Relations stand a finger-tip away ,from quarrelling wilh the President BfOJDeD ~ eau of Business Research. ' Page 15 _18 _17 . Isecretary of Local 1171 ·here, lbullons for his personal ex- ' Committee and a member of~ war of Armageddon. . or .undercutting h11 command. With Easter adjustments the p ·-p-~-was struck in the face by the 1penses Ithe Senate Democratic leaderTo cl1arge thai our soldiers It IS always easier to take the D!i.TROIT IUPI) _Auto lao burea u reported Ohio's annual ' ', page 18 _--- --- ICturt Poge ' ~ · •d th ba d ' II st'rc. stump th an to ac I" ....._ R d. dl shotgun bias~ I' WID Watch CommiUee ""P warn rna e e c rge. espo1'I VII e Nam is Simp . dustry spokesmen 19 20 10 personal Income rose !o $30.B ' age ------ ~ "" Pearson aod Anderson wm l His barb was aimed at the Long before Sherman said it llis criticism of Fulbright laheled as ''iJII<curale'' )1111 billion, a I per cent Increase ; Page 21 H 't~ ~ogs I He was kllled a little more Ihave the same right to equest 1foreign relations chairman's we have known that war is holl was contained In a speech o1 Sen. Abrillam A. lllllbll'l from February's $30,4 billion. ' f~ ews' lh_an one month after a slayer Holtzolf for subpoena 'power claim that U.S. intervention Is -<rgly In Its every respect. prepared for delivery conclusions abaul the ~ Page 22.23 a n ur Wl.th a shutgu~ cut down Dow the seoate Ethics Commit~ ereatlna Inflation in South Vie! "We entered two world wars Gainesville Fla. of defective can produeed 111101 Y(tnlr8 in Fr-Poge 24 -W•tson, r~rdlng secretary ofl falls to do a thorough job I 1960. ""~~ -------FranCISco Local 4• aa be truot that with the power ' of PARIS - A TOP • f.EVEL Meigs ·News The Connec\lcut IiellloeNt, team ol American business l•adTHIRD SECTION walk....,:ng :.~untoFrane,.: iPearson said Friday that "lf releasina a Bllok ol deled ~ ers gathered here Sa turd 1 25·32 . a "" n 1subpoena we can make up for ports supplled by the nat!M I talks with their Fr h ay or --------mg. There have been no ar- any Sea~te oversight" LOS ANGELES (UP!) -Mlalup $19,8011, then fled down the,•to collect the money lo U. S. acto industry, bad aald 18.1pll' resta although rewards total!og [ Tbe ethics mi.ttee ,, Farrow, 21, star ollhe "Peyton \ hells of the courthouse to avoid Savings Bonds withheld from cent of 47 nilllion cara turio4 Partsalmedat en~lioounterreconc• ng Fran"'I 000 ha •-· oil•..., · com ·· ' and , newsmen, her earnmgs · · co-Amcrlc8h l'ti 1 ..- , ve ""'D .... ,... 1 plaming to cb k into Dodd'~ PI ace " televtston senes wbile a mmor. out in the last six yeara "hln 1 1 with the /.rca 1 coo ness relationship wlt:" IObb lat Jull sometimes girlfriend of Singer The actress, we'Bring a red I' When she saw photographers, been defective 1o some ,.. mercial COOperation .::.:e~~Klein. It has said Will us Frank Sinatra, slipped Into wig, sunglasses, a shift and she ran Into a room, wbic~ spec!." He said ooe-baH of 1111 two nations. e ahead with its Inquiry despi~ SUper1nr Court Friday to piCk sandals, want to the courthouse hu'ned _out to be an employes defects Involved safety W. Six 01 the Arne . the law suit cafeter1a, and altempted to ards. ed by the former f:.~:S· Judge Holiz.ll's order authorOut{ bide behind zi refrlgerau.r donr. Industry sources did ot . . , retary c Ocugl Dill ury !zed Dodd's Ia , ha P' Miss Farrow !hen dashed for the safety portion o1 Rib~ ' as on,flew wyer, ..o • th ub' l fC1 fBejml ' . to Paris Saturda lr N Sonnett to take deposjttona e c ICe 0 ce 0 n a nl oonclualons, but they said ., York, y om ew • K. Cheney and bid under the made an lnaCC!ftle proJeotlitt • startled trust and revenue 1n aaying !hat U millloll ..._ ANAHEIM, Calif · officer's deak, were defective They said tlll'ilo 8 omb Scare .4f(ain · (UP!) - Johnny Keane was fired SAIGON, Snnday (UPh "&meoae ratted to the · ' JACkSONVILLE, FLA. _ A as manager of the New York Yankees Saturday night and BoddWot yoo!h oadres movfd press," said the yoang televt- gurebe~~~~~~~ chart•red, Boston-bound jetlfu. :replaced by Ralph Houk, \be "Iron Ma1or" ,who led tbe into Sail•• early todaf lor alon star, nu~ Ioiii~ o1'...,. er l'llh 97 team to three consecutive American Leaeue pennanta be· llrateQ meetinp .. Pl1me no made 80 ~rs abo~rd lore being promoted to general manager. Mialster N£111en Cao Ky'a MADISON, N. J. (UP!) - Lookaway, DWeland. The The surprised Cheney coaxed found to be defectlWI. · , at Jacksonville led landlDg Tbe newa came to Hook 1n a llatement tho! lie may spend Secret's out \bat Dbje Is a nickname coined In Yankee-land. her out from under . the deak , •· -j the pilot re t!'t~ay when telegram sent by club president Yankees lost 1s of their first I auotber year In office, Prof. Allen Walker Read of Columbia University told and asked her to srgn fer the Smallpos {}iJtbreak been 8 ere hnd Dan T9J1ping from Miami, Fla. 20 gariles thla season. ' 'l'llo an11-1overnmn1 Bud!l- a convocation ol etymologists at Fairleteh Dlcklnaon Uni- bonds. The young actress start- Fr' hte . N ti ·, Delalla ol ~car:;, ''I blive decided we simply Keane became manacer of .,.11 were ....,ted by 1 lii'Jil verslty Saturday tbat Dixie was the Dame of a atock char- ed to alga the paper upside Bl~ING~ • 0118 • were 01 e mb report must make a change despite the Yankees In noe 1 the : 11-Amertc acter In black·faca minstrel sbowa In 1850, probably 1 var- down. • Ellll~ 0comp=~ I an ble lmm!)dlately avau .. our efforts and hopes to snap , spectacular and '" and IBii-lov· Jant of a Negro character named Dldtoon tbat has been After obtaining the bonds (UP!) An outlreak of_ ~ 1 1 A. i1n e P ane Was a Northeast out of It " said Tcpplna In the ed mana erial In hJs. : !: ~ -~ documented in a play as early !rem Cheney wbo had disiribut. po1 m the Encllsb m•d1Jt!llt u- ell Convair 8110 Jet, en ' wire. :,y lnted to I ......- u 1828 orlgJn lor lha name applied to ed bonds to many young 11as be&un to have lnternatloiW 1~ 1 dlngmovea zu;..:m Freeport, Bahamas manager orthe ~!t.:ion a c.~ .lh~~d I :: ~ The n~me got i push toward the Southern 1\ates. It has been performers when they reach- repercussklna lor travelin · lour year contract through tes ltlnry New York In I pol..:.. 11 Ill lmmortallty In Dania! Em. linked to Dixon In the Mason ed the ase ol Zl, Miss Farrow !rom BrJtaln. , -'· 1· Nov ~ 11119 ; IH!v _ over -• Viet Nom," 11. ~fit melt's walk • arousd entitled Dimm Uno and Ia the word Dlx ran through the door o1 bls ol- Spain bfNqte the ~ · · Second Hunt ·~~ ~gement moves ' The Yankees fired • Yogi i ::.;:: -~ .,. lijlltlry "Johnay Roach," produced ID prlilled 011 • nQ bill by the fice, down the ball and nut of Elnpean COIItlrj ~ .., COLl1MBUs - 'I'IIB OHIO \o be ~ in the near luture Berra after the lll6t ..-1es and I ' New York Io March, 1859. In Bani!: of New Orleans. the courthouse - cuaalog con- demand ~ . of ~ ~elopment Team wm lean 11'11( ~U~ yau of your aeneral ieplal!tll him wltll a.Mthe\ show there was a ~ Iliad . . ~ted the llderabl• stir amoag . (lltZI]ed ~ltrui . lrar--:' ¥onday lor Ita second oll\-1ll • ~anager dUlles per your year old Jourr1eli!IID !DIM- A!Kll POUnCAL ASYLlJM with a stanza which read: Glb _... thai Dtsie N ll]lectators. from Brlllin. : tilate lndwlley bWt\lng !aunt " teljt!est." 'In the • CAftllnlo1 c ' ...- , was 1 ew · ~ , ,. . '· . . : me de pllce called Dirle's land ....,_ (jle .year,\ltls one tq ~lnai~ .•, rilft ll'ru!M•• J · stem-~astbly;;-~J.!!"m H~ (UPI) -t_:~~ OI Wid boo and shubble I• liiJ fork al~~-er wbo !ruled GLENVILLE TIIWMPBS &OSYGIN . IlliG VAR'~-• 1 .lis al!ii M!lwautw. ' ' -~ lloii~ ·tJ.~:·- · was? ..... ~- .:••·• ~~ uncary,_"!"l'~•.1""._~ hand whar llddles .,U an' !'I•.DQI'IIIO 110 well they looked 0:3-FORD, Oblo IUPll .,. :=~ ' Slate' i>evelojl¢erit' Director ~li.teiio'ff!lvfrJMI'I .tu'pl'~~- p~a; ... wliio :or poUUCi) "'1 '""' w U<DJ;I ~play I'U dance ill night pac1 ll(lltalJic!\IIY •to Dooe Cleveland Gtenvlllt won 1110 Jl . P. Neuettiebwanclor Who ToppjM;, hid beei. tbennant . wtlll -~ 19M , ~~ aa!d ._!~ · lin' W111k all day." llnd.BUt.yoll'l 0( fl!search lrllalJII Volferllty,l!Jcb Scbtel . 1 ce : pe ~ \ ( Ifill,head till! team llie reSiclim'l· · · · ,..,.,., " 11 ,_,.' , , . 'bas conV!nei!d llet.d that New ttack ond ~ IDvllatlonll ' . " ~ !Iii' 2) ' p The ....~.t:~ j Tb(en_;,~ l\la~1 League by I ~ml!lllloa fllr nluieet Road •td Soulhe!'ttira haVl! York illd clve Dixie to lbt Saiunlay _by . ~ . up .s lll\'!l. . ·' - · ...._ ' ' - · .....,......,. GD_....,. ·I) ID Trliji. , lflad In nin to lind a Soulbenl 1aut11, lbo J1fo11uot llld. pOJnta. • sen. Fulb.fi.•g.h..t. IS• HI•t hy ACCusat10• ns BJ d FJows 1 "It was Uke a Tennessee turkey sbool" A Communist batlallon normally numbers 350 to ~ men. Hundreds of ouspects 1lso have been picked up In the Bong Son reliion. At dusk Saturday, a VIet Cong platoon was trying to shoot lis way out of a cluster of rice paddles where Soulh Vlttnamese rangers bad them pinned down. U.S. Air Force B5Z Stratofortresses for lhe ninth consecutive day struck a former VIet #.> " "<t·o ~.t.rv '· FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Accessories which they took to Ut~i r~~~~:~ 'tl Tho Graduate ers lor Mothers Day. lbl ........ .. ••.25 Awonllaa R' ky Couch were 1c • Olhtrllrem $2.75 It $14.50 n-~ Harold s·1sson, M'k ~, 1e more, Tommy Johnson, Gary MIDDLEPORT Cub Scoutl Tour Snouffer, Joe and Doug RosenBOOK STORE lnouronco Agency Int. Markel, Car If'mh baum and 1 guest, Dale Eddie MIDDLEPORT, 0. Plwnt WY 2-3311 Deo Three Cub Scouts Pack _s.isso""'n.;;;;;;;;======Z48 accompanied hy den motb- ,. 11i I. Second St. Po~er.y, 0. ers, Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr., visIted Schuler's Market and the Car Wash Wednesday after school. They also stopped at the bave been dsold. al were serve by Op Iva andJohTur ac ner . nd Ge 1 h Arc 10 a nev eve swa rtz. BRIEFS Furul Over Top ,,_ Roush's Shot Store rour NEWS Surface Floor Coverings and PATENT STRAPS I I / f ~~~~--~~~~~~-~~~~ Rugs - linoleum Tile end All Herd I .. .tHREE SECTIONS VOL. zi"~NO. '1 4o-"r·-~--~----"G.in;ii;Pi~-P!NaDt;;;;----ssuUi·N~lil~·A~;v.~-"NMA~YE8~,t19;6;6---~~l'omero7=;;i.M!~MI~'~;; - ;;;----------7 ! ~,.:;:.,"~;;~~;;~ uwn Mowers end Your Shopping Center For Your Family and Home. • 32 PAGES ON Mechank Street In Pomeroy Mothers Day Gifts •• Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy I lUIIe -.ell btwl." \ . Heeclquarters for That's the 1966 Whirlwind· by 1 TORO' .1 Ktwult dellvtll fnJh an lao ean werd, ~." wbldi - tra~lllo!il llte~y meBIII, "to AGood Time For Family Shopping -- For Selecting • '• 'Nofll y_., KJIOII ' TORE ELB ERFE LDs s IN POMEROY Is 0pen Tontg. ht FRIDAY untt"l 8 O'Clock and Tomorrow 'N"lg ht saturday y·II .9 0' Cl0(k "CRACK !N THE WORLD" n:echnicoior) Dana Andrews, .lanette Scott ~ I - ELBERFELDS tr a: l ' 11181 Visit ••• Troublt-free with a·capitai''T".! Band , ty-seven. bands, lncluding an article on famous mothers nolds and children. While there .plans, Mrs. Guy Reynolds and odist church.' gave the addrl'Sll ous Onjor of. the Red Cross three all : state baods, ·i of the Bible. Tbe traveliog prize the ninth birthday of Lyan Rey- 1Mrs. Kermit Jones were nam- , of the morrung, fn!!owed by a and Orde~ of Malta. Albert G. !l!k• .part 1" th• lesUval ac!ivi· ll ,.'., donated by Mrs. Alice Robe- ooids was ohserved. ed co-chairmen of !he neat. . I discussion period. Woodard " co~mander. . ties. . son was won by Miss Russell , Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, preSI· . Three workshops In the _after- Tbe' MlnersvUle WSCS .w•ll Friday's events include and the hostess prize was wonltras been released from Veter-ldent, opened the meetmg and I noon included on~ for mm1sters, hold a rummage s~le Frld~y tions for the var1ous bands, and , bv Mrs. Guy Reyaolds, presi- ans Memorial Hospital wbere l welcomed members ,•nd one . with Rev. Dr. Dunkle In charge, and Saturday, May.' and 1 m then between 3 and~ p.m. the <k.n! of the class. Arrangernenl'she has been a medical patient , guest, Mrs. M. C. \\llson. The ] attended by tbe Rev. AU<lre; the old Evans ~ulldmg on Back baods and their majorettes of pink dogwood wece used [ror several days. I verse of the month was giVen ! one for members of local com- Street from 9 !1114 p.m. . stage impromptu parades dow·n·ll throughout the Russell home. Mrs. James Criswell left to· : by Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and 10' 1mission on worship lo charge AMERICAN LEGION Au~l- town. AI I p, m. Fr1day • 1 Mrs. Ocnald Hicks was for Pittsburgh, Pa., where eluded tw~. readi~s, "B~~ull· l of Prof. Roy A. Reed, Jr., as- iary of Drew Webster Post Will All· State Bands wUl present 1 guest for the evtnlng. Refresh- 'sbe was called due to the sert· lui Sunday and Eastor by · sis!ant profes~ ol worship and have a bake sale at _K r o g e r 1 conc~rt at CitY Halt . menu were served following ous illness of her brother - m- Joyce Kilmer. Members. an music at the MethodiSt Theolog- Store Friday, begmmog at 9.30 HJghlight of the festival II I he meetlog. law. She will assist her oister swered roll call by g1vmg • leal School ID Ohio, attended by a.m. All Unit members are ask· the giganti~ .parade with all .===.... in his care. She was taken favorite arrangement. Mrs. Smith, and one for church ed to send baked goods or a bands partiClpa\1118 through 1 ~ ~~:;b~~Y her. daughters, Mrs. The club voted to arrange \ school teachers and youth l•ad- donation. downtown Huntinaton McCullough and Miss \ five baskeis of. flowers to dec· . ers on music in christian educa. ~ATURDAY at 10 a. m. Saturday. Criswell. orate the Middleport H I g h I r 'n charge of Mrs. Rodnev HARRISONVILLE EASTERN bands drew lhe following plac~s 11 W UA . Lt. Col. Harry Craig of White i School auditorium for the bac-1 ~~;,;~on, director of youth Star will have a Mother's In the parade, line-up: Po I n TONIGHT & SATURDAY Sands, New Mexico, visited thlB Icalaureate semce, Sunday, I choirs at Worthington Presby- flower sale and rummage Pleamnt, 15th: Hannan, 23rd, ,. ' • ··• f ,_,. ·. '"· . .. . Ml e. \....n.n1 ~n8!. Pol1Jefoy-J&I4dleport. o. ., . Y· FR,IDA hama and Hannan, Jell A SPF.CIAL conclave of Oblo day afternoon to participate in V~lley Command!!ry No. ~4, KT tho Slot annualllimUngton Area Will be held Friday at 7.30 P· . RJJftrl li'PAtivA1. A 'tot.a1 of ttur.. the Um.e;- t. _.,.r.. tarv nf general t'OntRey· [.U;;··rdi~~;l~~ - of -the parade I ~~~slon on w'orship- of tlle Met&- rn. fm· conferring tbe _:n. •h.Wr IWl and ,.... _ .. ",.,, ~· SOC' (I · ~1./U.J CAl.d'.JrND'AR iJ,;;;;:;~FoFluhop Regatta Float About ' I .I ., "-'r•ri''l'fl' 'Ih 11-~ l . , . .,. '.. Again in Painter Fight offdelcescra.1~ theT~ I Rihi'ooff "::::1 14 ... ~~~~~~-- S A ay Sa_.., ·-·--;,.r I) .. ~ ' I ·~ ..J" LET US SAVE YOU MONEY' WITH A BANK AUTO LOANI. ... Rllllial '"""""" raulinl far - lo Gill' ~ 1110D11Y OD the -..411 C!Dif flllteif - ~ rwgcadlotn of IIIOke or ntodel Yoa'l find the wllllle lmt tro-c:tiOD full of pleoialll iil -.-_,.--9IAIIfJl .. n _,__._, -. Usually Mom treats ... ourprise her this day •• , m our warm suJToundlngs, witb good service. eBAKED HAM eLEG OF LAMB 1 SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN e BROASTED CHICKEN e ROAST IEEI' BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 211 I. Mo!n lloltft lol!ty PHONI WY N974 .W POMEROY ~~) NATIONAL BANK ,...,,.. . , . , 1111 ! fill8..., fOMEROY i; RUILAND Member Federal Reserve System llemller Fedenl Deposit llllurance Corporatloll :I; · I(IITH GOBLE FOit:D· · I.NC. 961 sOUtH THIRD STREET yja n kees Jj,·ne lLeane,· nouk.ln ·MIPDLEPORT, O. ' Secret'S n·IXIe. IS. N"ICkname eo·IDed In y3fikeeIandsays pf0f ti! ":. L= :":! 11 ..!' y= '::::t K'nile· qer "'f' , _r;, .<~ ' • btl: slrd p.,. '• c0urt ft I n," atygur.... Smring Mtigl Countv for Ollfr 941Jearl Pomeroy lrlo (lolltyl Co!llno ·' _ · ~1* SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY MENU lfiiCial fllrllntll Sporty sale-priced Falrlano convortiblee and hardtopll. , Slytod-lleel wheel covers, whitewalls, ope<lal trlml < lpiCial Wqonol Sporty oale-prlced Ford Ranch Wai!!>nal Two-way doatgalt, • full whee! cov1111. pleated all-vinyl \rim, whltowalll, ·loll rnotll , lplclal FOidll Sporty sale-priced Ga!oxlt hlldlapo and IOnYOrllb!tll Whit. · walla, otylod·steel wheel covero, Big Six, opoelal trimISave on Clui..O.Metlc tool Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. bring Mom here for a dining-out treat! She'll Jove 1 leisurely meal a.,.._ ,"-~~ 1 • s p yt pI p Sh t • e on ace ar roves y Ill ., ij ' J' ...... o:... l . ' ' ···' ="'"' I tl... li! �Plane Crash Kills Three . ~~ Sun«ay 'l'lmta-Sentlno\ Sunday, May 8, lOll ' ' " Parachutists r.... '"lbeae pet· iods, would be lhe llallmark of • !l'fiblenod, nnt s areal IO(Jiety," the federation said. McNan>aro, In congreS!looal ttilimoDJ, said the Nike-X was I l·~emories Man Held as Suspect under $10,000 Bond KEMBSBY, Enllaacl (UPI) -ThoU. S. Air Forte tlaturday olftclally lbted •• "mills· IDI and presumed dead'' two Ameri<an fllen wbose FtC PiUialom ll jtl <I'OIIIbed three mUeo nH tho Brllfab coast Frl· day. SELMA, Aa. (UPI) Segrogatlonlsl S b or 1II J 1 m Clark said Saturday b• had found addlllnnal "Irregular!· lies" and now wao ehallenglng all votes east In Tuesday's Demoerallc primary, in which he was apparently beaten. An Afr Foree 0111101111cemeol klealffled tho alrmea •• Capt. LeoDard G. Tovreaa 3t, of Brewster, Kan., aDd 1M Lt. Thomat R. Moore, :U of Fofl Smllb, Arl<. """"'""'""'"" ~- of Television Re Old River Days p()Tl'S'1'0WN, Pa. IUPI) .Six paraclmte enthusiasts e~tefo I ;...,. "' inmoinl competition at .;"'arby v neW Hanover Attporl wtre klllocl SaturdaY when tbelr jl!one dove "' lhe around and burst Into flomes. One of the seven men tn the . big !51).bonepower Howard stngle-ell£ble plane tumbled ..,t when the craft rolled over on a wing at 1,01111 feet and · parachuted safely. Another managed to get out at 1oo feet but was ltllled when be smashed to lhe aroucd before his 'chute could open. Bill OIUey, president of the Mid-eastern Pata<hUte Association, identified the dead as: Alva McBride, 13, .Ronald West, 20, and Thomas Botdorf, 22 all s&llors at the Lakehurst, N.J., Naval Air Station, and ScoU Benner, 17, of Boyeri0\'/1, expendllurO!, truly enormcms over extended 'l'ht Sunday Tlmes-llontlnel. Wliistles Evoke ' a: 4i>i!lli!ttia: Ju.: . a "i!!MUII: JI'!F esttUMt c HOLLYWOOD (UPl i - The Is. ao help me. STF:'T'F.RVTT.T.F.. W Va tlil"h -Sieam wblsUes datiDi from the 19th century rang out 1 acM~U~ I _ , ... , thll! Oh\A R.Jv"" ' • OUU" ~tf~-!!Y "'-' " ' "' " ,.&,.,,, . ,••• ~""' ~ --1- - ~,. J'" .. ' ou l o -• ••-r-w - ·-·-·· ,_ o J 'I. J!.i:ll:ll tlt:i:I~VU .. Ul~ ' - vu Pa., and experienced eommer· children. The lone survivor was Walker McGraw, 211, also staUoAed at Lakehurst and under whom McBride, West and Botdorf trained. Botdorf was killed when he attempted to jump as the plane plunged to \f!!bln 100 feet of! the ground. OtUey said his association ,.presents 14 parachult elubs scattered from Long Island through central Pennsylvalia. i' I I -I I ! \ (Technicolorl Witb Desn Jones and Suz8nne Pleshette Walt Dltney'a Gallipolis, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, ! TUES., WED. & THURSDAY • I of 1 enjoyment in these show , ~~TI~~E~~~~a-~~~~~!!~~~~~f~r~n? !;~~2?!~~mral reJ :I II "WINNIE THI POOH" {and the hon•v trttl (Technlcolor} COLOR CARTOONS Admission: 7~ & 4tJc WID. ond TMURSDAY " Mor 11-12 NOT OPEN MATCHtS HIS "SHENANDOAH" POWlRWITH ADVENTURE THAT TAKES ON JIIE IN POMEROY Apply 1'h DaiJ C J e! • I Y .ellf II ' MasoN Dl'ive ·In W VA TONIGHT thru TUIIDAY .. • WEST! ALL FROST FRIE. 13.8 Cu. Ft. ' I $269·'5 Womeldorlf &.Thomas Co. Shirlev Jones , Stella StPvrn!l 1•YOUNO FURY" ONLy ITeebnieolor) With Ror1 Calhoun ,and Virg.mi-a Mayo KILLED SATURDAY . '· - -"· JACKSON. Ohio (UP!) _ "IN HARM'S WAY" Ul. SUNDAY, MON. and T '" S. • · • Adrian Hubbard, JB, Rl. 4, Oak 1 Jo hn Wayne Kirk ~\"'8101 · · Mar 15-16-17 Iiiii, was killed Saturday after- ana-'Till ·sPY WHD CAME IN noon in a ont car aecldent oa "IWINOinS PARADISE• P'ROM TAl Cl)LO" 110 Mechanic St. I Jackson County Road' n..r "s (Cc~or) Wilh Richard Burton home, about 2.1 muo: •••I ·;f Cliff Ri£haril . ,. and Claire Bloom _ro_y_,0-h-lo_...:IOak Hill. ''----•-•-•a_•_Ha_m_p"':sh-lr_•, ...._~~.omt· Madti14RD6A RAW FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Moy 13-14 ''THI SECRET O' MY SUCCESS" (Technlcolor) with Trada I ! I' Gilllpolla, Ohio Ph .......... ALSO: CARTOON Deaths SIX ARE DELEGATES PT. PLEASANT - Six Mas}. Lloyd Hughes l and Fore~an W. Stevens, both on County educators were namJ. Lloyd Hughes, 80, a retir- of Apple ~ro~e, Ogden B. Ste· ed delegates to the lOist annual ed farmer and lifelong resident 1 vens, .Gallipolis Ferry and 0. Delegate Assembly or the We:tt of the Thurman community ln ' M. (Ji~J Stevens of Belle ; 12 Virginia Education Association Gallia county, Qied early Sat- grandchildren & 9 great grand· 1and represented Mason County 1at the meeting this weekend in urday morning at the home of children. a nephew, FAward Alban in Burial will be in Lone Oak Charleston. They were John Columbus. · It:emetery. Friends are being re- Taylor, Helen Sterrett, Evtlyn Mr. Hughes was born in 1880, ceived at the Funeral Home. Gammon, Alice Barley, Clyde oon of lhe late Edward nnd El- · Foley and Louis Wilcox. len Roberts Hughes. His mar- Dana Car1Jenter - ------riage was to the former Flos- Dana A. Carpenter, 77, Port- ACCEPTED BY COLLEGE sie Jones, who preceded him I land R.D ., died at the Meigs Miss M'Lou Warehime, dau· in death on May 20, 1964. !Memorial Hospital unex~cted- 1 ghter ef Dr. and Mrs. Donald In addition to the nephew, ly Saturday morning. Services 1Warehome of Rt. 1 Gallipolis, he is also survived by another 1will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at j ~s be~n accepted at Galliponephew, Roy Edwards of Co- ; the Freedom Gospel Mission IIts Busmess College for the 1 lumbus, and a niece, Margaret ,Church at Bald Knobs. Burial summer quarter beginning Junr. Pelfry of Florida. I will be in the Bald Knobs cern· 9. Miss Warehime is a 1964 Mr. Hughes was a member etery. graduate of Gallia Academy of the Harris Baptist church. Friends may call at the Ew· High school, and will be enroll· Services will be held at 11 a. ing Funeral Home till noon ed in the secretarial cours~. m. Monday at the McCoy Fu- Tuesday. He was a member of She is currently attending Ohio neral home. Rev. T. J. Butch- the FreedOm Gospel Mission University. er and ReV. Alfred Holley will Church. Survivors are his wife, ----offleiale, and burial will he In Sylvia Carpenter; children. Eu· SIX ARE DELEGATES Calvary '"l!lelery at RIo Igene Carpenter, Portland, An· ; PT. PLEASANT - Six MasGraude. Friends rmy call at Ina Haines, Portland; Neva Bail· Ion County educator!~! were nam· the funeral home from 2 to 5 ey, Racine, and three grand· i ed delegates to the IOlst annual and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Ichildren, Sandra Bailey, Sheila I Deiegale Assembly of the West . IBailey and Danny Haines: a 1Virginia Education Association BPnjom in Stl!1lens ,brother, Eber, Portland; two and represented Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Funeral I sisters, Dorsa Deal, Gambier, at the meeting this weekend in services for Benjamin E. Stev- Ohie, and Zona Lemay, Mt. Ver- Charleston. They were John ens, 91, 2908 Birch-av were to;non, Ohio. A brother, Melvin, Taylor, Helen Sterrett, Evel'n be held today 2 p.m. In the preceded him in death. Gammon, Alice Barley, Clyde Mohr-stevens Funeral Home Foley and Louis Wilcox. wllh the .Rev. John Steele offie. Bertha Emily Dorst lattng. Services will he held Tuesday REPORT ASSEMBLY Mr. Stevens was th~ rather of at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Bertha Em· Carl Horky, Incoming presi· Ted Sle"""', oo-owner of the ily Darst, 81, who dted Satur· , dent, and Secre.tary Jack RobMohr-Steven~ Funeral Home day morning at Holzer Hospit- j son, of the Middleport.Pomeand resided '. with his son for : al. 1roy Rotary dub, reported on the the past .severn! years. He was ; The daughter of John and ! district assembly at Westerville !l retired farmer, and was the i Mary Ann Genhelmer, of Porn·[ Friday night foUowing dinner fir~t postmaftter of the Fay post 1eroy, she was a member of the , at Heath churcb served by Ja. ofl1ce, located al one time on WcrU and of the Philathea So- ; dies of the church. President Crab Creek Road. He was re- ciety ~f the Middleport Church I John Werner presided. )..odie• sponslble lor securing the first of ChrlsL · serving were Mrs. c. A. Bradmail route out Crab Creek Road. Surviving are two sons, Da· 'I bury, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, He ~erved for eight years as vld, Middleport, and Robert, Mrs. Galen Brown, Mrs. Nan pr•,denl of tb~ Clendenin Dts-!cotumbus; a daughl<r, Mrs. Moore. Miss Mary Br~(lburY. trtel School Bolird and opera~ IPaul tDorolhy) Davis, Middle- and Miss Bess Sanborn;' ed a general slore at Crab , pdrl, with whom she resided; · Creek for IS years. He was a:a sister, Mrs. Ada Wolfe, CleveRESCIIEDIJLEJJ!' member of !be Pleasant Ridge , land throe grandchildren, and' Due 1o unforeseen di:CIIlll· Cbrislian Church. llhre~ groat grandchildren. Her stanees, Saturday's ~lean . Mr. Stevens was horn af Ihusband, Da~, died ill 11155. Legion Poppy Sale wAs pOilpon.,bat was formerly known as I Friends may ea11 at Raw- ed. II bas been rosch1iJtfll' for St..ens Landing on May 20, l!ljlgs-Coata Funeral Home aDJ· Saturday, Moy. Zl, In . lllpolls. lfll the 1011 of lhe late John B. · e uniU one hour ,before ser- · · ' and Mary' fadeley Stevon.. Hta loes at the Mldilleport Cburcb Puerto Rleo el~fo Its own Wife Mar~ Frances Jack~on1of Christ where the ,.mains governor. · Steoens d1ed In !955. wW be taken Ill the! time 1o ---Mdlll!>nal survlvoro Inc lie In state. B!lllber Donald The planet Jupller bJ~ . belllj loUr other tiOIIJ, Campbell W. l!lclaJ will officiate. of dlfferenl ..ton ....tta''li.' · 1 1 1 ·---- ,, __._rd_.._eo_unrt_._'·-·-~-----------1 1.-c.-to_••_•_-_••-----' ------------------ • -- 1 • j ! .f TONIGHT lhru TUISDAY Watt Disney'~: ''THE UGLY DACHSHUND" v••...-~:or' · 1 I ;,A-rea Pom1 roy 1 Ohto ,...,,..,,.....,., they are so absurd that • U.N.C.L.E." and "Siattti they defy satire. People." There has been pl " 1 MEIGS THEATRE ,._.x;.,.~ • • - •- • - 1 i year 1 Dwa in Crrul. ·•--•• • tiOilS are unfailingly trivial and this field are "The Fugit;ve,... . : generally meaningless. This "I Spy," "The Man F~it~ 400Friends Will Honor Mr. Truman cial pilot and father of live PHILCO REFRIGERATOR .1•- "'&na~ !..~ ~~·· ----•- -- ""--·--- " ........ _.., •• UUIUUiil:l" l "'"'"'"' 1 Gifford of AT&T Dies DELUXE OO . ~e idea or these televJsJo_n but e x c e p t i o n a 1 di'amift~ ! pnzes, you may remember, IS ~ achievement, week in anr Wlei!fl. to -award exceptional achieve- ~ out~ Somet)(ldy's kidding. -l•l~ ; ment. Yet then• are so many [ .. ::-; .fi ' nominations in the latest And how, by the way,. rwkb' competition that they took up "Secret Agent" - the best 11'eeit~ nearly two pages of a 1y entertainment serie!\ on tJIIn t Hollywood show business trade air- not even get a nomtnatim. paper. Would you believe that in this category, conslderi"" " there has been so much the competition anyway? ~Dar ' ·outstanding quality on video The "Telephone Hour."' • ~ this past season? And nul just piece of dead wood that :Jti:l~ 1 outstanding-but exceptional. hasn't adjusted from .radio ~ lb The Andy Williams show, for television, is nominated .a:1.,: LANDSLIDE - There was a big roar and loud snapping and crackll ng as enormous rock, weighing hundreds of tons, tore loose from the rocky Instance, is nominated in the top musical program .-· Xftt' confines at Antiquity in Meigs County last weekend and big trees snapped and popped as the slide pushed down towards the river. Above, Dave variety series field. You may nominees for best actress lj; 1 Wolfe, who lives in house at right in photo, with his wife and three children, watches the slide progress over his cellar hoUse which begins to come or may not like the program, dramatic seri ~ are ~~~ apart at seams. In the other picture, the little cellar house is finally flattened. but is there anyone in his right Francis for "Honey Wes~ " Ia --~---------------------------------mind who could term it 1lady detertive l. Barbara pjl'j PROBE MINOR MISHAI' exceptional ·achievement? ln \ins for "Peyton Place" ! Mi~ Here Is one for lbe wfllt.btr The Gallipolis Police probed the same category, Danny Barbara Stanwyck for "The Big records. a minor automobHI! a.~cident Kaye's show was nominated Valley ... Now all o[ the ladiet E. A. Price, a retired farm. Saturday afternoon on the 200 and even his most devoted fans in qut!stion ate undmibtl!ct State Department official Satur- of the prisoners-Bishop James tions can develop and when. er, who aow rukles 1n Galli· block of Third Ave. Police re- must surely know the program I pluses in their series and for KANSAS CITY Mo.. IUPil- 1day appealed to Red China 1o E. Walsh. of Cumberland, Md. China is willing to live at peace polls, reportl!l ODe of tbe lat- ported Mrs. H. C. Neal, 222 bad a bad year. Even some of I their audiences- but exceptionMore than WO old fnends. in- 1 release ftve Amencan prisoners Bishop Walsh, now 75, was w1th the United States; lts ·-: ;~ eluding congress~en, governors : it now holds as a first ~:lep sentenced in March, 1960, to 20 neighbors, and other countries eat soowfalls 1n tbe history '!bird Ave., backed mto a park· his close associates admit it. al achievement????? of the county. ed auto owned by Mernll Cox, Red Skelton was nominated I Again, we find a whole fi~t4-':' and 8 Kansas C1ty barber, toward better relations. years imprisonment on Red of the world.'' The fall ol 1 foot of tile Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Damage to also in this category, and of writers nominated for them gath~r Monday to honor former I William P. Bundy, Hssistant charges of '•espionage and Bundy said freedom for ' white stuff took plaee 18 Fri· the Col auto was minor. There although he is a funny fellow scripting of lhe Danny Kaye. Prestdent Harry S. Truman as I secretary of state for Far subversion.'' ••the man of peace.'' Eastern affairs, advocated this Bundy reaffirmed U.S. policy Bishop Walsh and four other day aod Saturday, May 1 and was no damage to the Nea! and a great silent clown, his 1 show, and some olher fell oWs.. series Is rar from outstanding are put forward for writing the~ President Johnson will send · of resisting Red Chmese American citizens would be one 11 Ia 1H3. Most farmers bad auto. way Peking eoold tndieat• a already plantOO their corD aad each week. Carol Channing special . ·· greetings from the White WATK.INS GRADUATES aggression while at the same PLEADS GUU.TY [ Carol Channing's one--hour The nomina tions for the nen· House. Marine Private Robert 0. time looking toward a po.qsible desire for "friendlier rela- other eropt when tbe blg faJI took place. Most of Oblo wa• outing, one of the disappointing and documentary field art Watkins, stn of Mr. and Mrs. future time "when the historic lions." The other four American eevtred by the blanket of PT. PLEASANTGeorge 0. shows of the season, was lumped in such disorganizefl. H. J. Talge, executive vice Ora Watkins of Route 1 Mid- ties of friendship betwe~n president of Songrand Corp. dleport, was graduated , from ourselves and the people of prisoners are: John 1bomas InlOW. In the Columbus area Dabney, indicted by ·the Masnn Mminated as a top variety fashion that It seems lmpossM and I long-time Truman friend, Marine recruit training at the mainland China can be re- Downey, of New Britain, CoM., the snow measurtd 81 bijjb County Grand jury lor obstruct- special. So was another pro- ble to make head or jafl of· once. again is staging a hut{e Marine Corps Recruit Depot stored, when Americans and and Richard Fecteau, of LyM, 11 18 lDchet. Tbe day prevl- lng an officer, pleaded guilty to gram that hardly made the them, and needless to say -tbty .. happy birthday" party for the here. Chinese can freely travel Mass., both civilian employes 001 to the freak saow was the Indictment in Circuit c~urt world stand still. "Jimmy generally follow the estabtfSbw. former Chief Executive, who ! Friday and will recetve sen· DUrante Meets The Lively ment line . What is equan;..: between each others' ;::ountries, ol tbe U.S. Army whose pl&ne balmy, Mr• Prlce sa ld • was 82 Sunday. During bls eight weeks of In· was forced down on a flight tence on June l The r our t Arts." Jimmy dld fine, you noticeable Is that, unless m)"' 'T'alge said the party this year tensilied recruit training under 1111 11111110110111 1 EL.ECTED PRESWI':NT fro'in Korea to Japan in 1952.; ' '"-•"'"'"'·~ granted a divorce to Patricia may recall, but his prize guest, lists are incomplete, severatJ not enly will emphasize Tru- ~ veteran non-commissioned offi- PT. PLEASANT _ The Rev. · Hugh Redmond, a Yonkers, GRANTED DIVORCE Sue Spencer from James M. Rudotr Nureyev, was a great major accor1plishments' in man's efforts for peace, such ; cer Drill Instructors. he learned Clarence Dillon of the First N.Y., businessman arrested In Harry S. Hill bas been grant· Spencer and awarded the plain- letdown in this appearance. these areas are not eftl.. as the Truman Doctrine and · small arms marksmanship . bay· Church of God was elected ;.-res- 1952 in Shanghai; and U.S. Air ed a dlvorce from Patricia tiff custody of their mmor child. Among the dramatic series mentioned. These Include: the Marshall Plan, but the llnr- ' onet fighting, and method.< of .d t f th P . t PI t Force Capt. Philip Smith whose Gall Hill In Meigs county comnominated - and why there ry S. Truman Cenler for the Ad· sell-protection. He also rec~iv­ 1M~n. teo •A 01 ~ . e,a~an plane was shot down near mon pleas cturt. The plaintiff First photographs of the a . 1must be nominations to fiU Each state Is representl!f; vancement of Peace. · ed instruction In military drill, mls na1 ssocm 1Jon a moon made in_ 1840. each category meby________ two senators in Congrestt: meeting recently of the Asso- I Chma _ _last _ _fall. _ _ _ _ _ _ _charged _:::..__willful _ _absence, ______ _ _were __ __ ____ __ _:__:_ Is_ beyond ..:..__ _ _....:, ....::_ . history and traditions of the SQUAD CALLED Marine Corps, and other nca- ciation. The Rev. Martin Berisford of the New Haven EUB Middleport E·R squadmen ' demic subjects. were summoned at 9:12 a.m. He will undergo four weeks of Church was named vicf! presiSat~.ttday f~r Mrs. Erma Daugh.. individual combat training and dent and the Rev. C. S. ThomperfiY1 Asb and Pearl-st.s, who four weeks of basic specialist :ton, Trinity Methodist Church, had reportedly fallen. .~he was training in his military occupa· secretary-treasurer. The group transJI:Ofted to Veterans Mem. tional field before being &<isign- voted to donate $50 to the TriState Area Council of the Boy orial Ilospilol ed 1o a permanenl unit. Scouts of America to help hire a chaplain for Camp Arrow''· . .;~ head this summer. Pa., an experienced cotnm4!1r· town Pa., and the pllo~ James Keisling, 33, of Willow Grove, -- • M UP ~ the Emmy Awards program, tu 1 you wen watrhlng. except~ be broadcasl May 22 on CBS- [a<bievement in drama ..t I evoking memorte1 of stemwheeJ'ers which once plied the \Vaters ferrying carguea to di!rtant river ports. More than 400 members ot the SOns and Daughton of Pioneer Rivermen gathered l1 nearby Long Reach for lbe seC<lnd aMual "whistle blow" which featured wails rangilg from a high falsello 1o • sonorous bass. The 36 whistles used llave distinct tones, depending on each'!! construction and the variations of steam pressurt>. The concert lasted nine hours. ·-·~ • 1 'r.J PICTURE YOURSELF ... IN AMERICA'S FAVORITE CAR DURING GOBLE FORD'S "FREE PONY" REGISTER NOW FOR TO BE GIVEN AWAY Saturday, May 14!h - 3:00PM 66 Falcon, Ust $2091.95 _Sale $1895 66 Mustang, List $2606.04 _ $2295 Low Low Down Pa"'ments! • 66 FORD CUSTOM Ust $2505.31 Sale $2125 '66 LTD Hardtop ~: I6!Ut 3090 '66 Galaxie 500 ~;~ 3303 71 . 2750 GET THE BEST DEAL 66 FORD PICKUP Big Savings ___________ $1895 '66 Fairlane 500 ~: ~2.13 2495 '66 Custom 500 ~:: l~I.SD 2250 IN TOWN NOW! KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC. • ' MIDDLEPORT, o. �Plane Crash Kills Three . ~~ Sun«ay 'l'lmta-Sentlno\ Sunday, May 8, lOll ' ' " Parachutists r.... '"lbeae pet· iods, would be lhe llallmark of • !l'fiblenod, nnt s areal IO(Jiety," the federation said. McNan>aro, In congreS!looal ttilimoDJ, said the Nike-X was I l·~emories Man Held as Suspect under $10,000 Bond KEMBSBY, Enllaacl (UPI) -ThoU. S. Air Forte tlaturday olftclally lbted •• "mills· IDI and presumed dead'' two Ameri<an fllen wbose FtC PiUialom ll jtl <I'OIIIbed three mUeo nH tho Brllfab coast Frl· day. SELMA, Aa. (UPI) Segrogatlonlsl S b or 1II J 1 m Clark said Saturday b• had found addlllnnal "Irregular!· lies" and now wao ehallenglng all votes east In Tuesday's Demoerallc primary, in which he was apparently beaten. An Afr Foree 0111101111cemeol klealffled tho alrmea •• Capt. LeoDard G. Tovreaa 3t, of Brewster, Kan., aDd 1M Lt. Thomat R. Moore, :U of Fofl Smllb, Arl<. """"'""'""'"" ~- of Television Re Old River Days p()Tl'S'1'0WN, Pa. IUPI) .Six paraclmte enthusiasts e~tefo I ;...,. "' inmoinl competition at .;"'arby v neW Hanover Attporl wtre klllocl SaturdaY when tbelr jl!one dove "' lhe around and burst Into flomes. One of the seven men tn the . big !51).bonepower Howard stngle-ell£ble plane tumbled ..,t when the craft rolled over on a wing at 1,01111 feet and · parachuted safely. Another managed to get out at 1oo feet but was ltllled when be smashed to lhe aroucd before his 'chute could open. Bill OIUey, president of the Mid-eastern Pata<hUte Association, identified the dead as: Alva McBride, 13, .Ronald West, 20, and Thomas Botdorf, 22 all s&llors at the Lakehurst, N.J., Naval Air Station, and ScoU Benner, 17, of Boyeri0\'/1, expendllurO!, truly enormcms over extended 'l'ht Sunday Tlmes-llontlnel. Wliistles Evoke ' a: 4i>i!lli!ttia: Ju.: . a "i!!MUII: JI'!F esttUMt c HOLLYWOOD (UPl i - The Is. ao help me. STF:'T'F.RVTT.T.F.. W Va tlil"h -Sieam wblsUes datiDi from the 19th century rang out 1 acM~U~ I _ , ... , thll! Oh\A R.Jv"" ' • OUU" ~tf~-!!Y "'-' " ' "' " ,.&,.,,, . ,••• ~""' ~ --1- - ~,. J'" .. ' ou l o -• ••-r-w - ·-·-·· ,_ o J 'I. J!.i:ll:ll tlt:i:I~VU .. Ul~ ' - vu Pa., and experienced eommer· children. The lone survivor was Walker McGraw, 211, also staUoAed at Lakehurst and under whom McBride, West and Botdorf trained. Botdorf was killed when he attempted to jump as the plane plunged to \f!!bln 100 feet of! the ground. OtUey said his association ,.presents 14 parachult elubs scattered from Long Island through central Pennsylvalia. i' I I -I I ! \ (Technicolorl Witb Desn Jones and Suz8nne Pleshette Walt Dltney'a Gallipolis, Ohio TODAY, MONDAY, ! TUES., WED. & THURSDAY • I of 1 enjoyment in these show , ~~TI~~E~~~~a-~~~~~!!~~~~~f~r~n? !;~~2?!~~mral reJ :I II "WINNIE THI POOH" {and the hon•v trttl (Technlcolor} COLOR CARTOONS Admission: 7~ & 4tJc WID. ond TMURSDAY " Mor 11-12 NOT OPEN MATCHtS HIS "SHENANDOAH" POWlRWITH ADVENTURE THAT TAKES ON JIIE IN POMEROY Apply 1'h DaiJ C J e! • I Y .ellf II ' MasoN Dl'ive ·In W VA TONIGHT thru TUIIDAY .. • WEST! ALL FROST FRIE. 13.8 Cu. Ft. ' I $269·'5 Womeldorlf &.Thomas Co. Shirlev Jones , Stella StPvrn!l 1•YOUNO FURY" ONLy ITeebnieolor) With Ror1 Calhoun ,and Virg.mi-a Mayo KILLED SATURDAY . '· - -"· JACKSON. Ohio (UP!) _ "IN HARM'S WAY" Ul. SUNDAY, MON. and T '" S. • · • Adrian Hubbard, JB, Rl. 4, Oak 1 Jo hn Wayne Kirk ~\"'8101 · · Mar 15-16-17 Iiiii, was killed Saturday after- ana-'Till ·sPY WHD CAME IN noon in a ont car aecldent oa "IWINOinS PARADISE• P'ROM TAl Cl)LO" 110 Mechanic St. I Jackson County Road' n..r "s (Cc~or) Wilh Richard Burton home, about 2.1 muo: •••I ·;f Cliff Ri£haril . ,. and Claire Bloom _ro_y_,0-h-lo_...:IOak Hill. ''----•-•-•a_•_Ha_m_p"':sh-lr_•, ...._~~.omt· Madti14RD6A RAW FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Moy 13-14 ''THI SECRET O' MY SUCCESS" (Technlcolor) with Trada I ! I' Gilllpolla, Ohio Ph .......... ALSO: CARTOON Deaths SIX ARE DELEGATES PT. PLEASANT - Six Mas}. Lloyd Hughes l and Fore~an W. Stevens, both on County educators were namJ. Lloyd Hughes, 80, a retir- of Apple ~ro~e, Ogden B. Ste· ed delegates to the lOist annual ed farmer and lifelong resident 1 vens, .Gallipolis Ferry and 0. Delegate Assembly or the We:tt of the Thurman community ln ' M. (Ji~J Stevens of Belle ; 12 Virginia Education Association Gallia county, Qied early Sat- grandchildren & 9 great grand· 1and represented Mason County 1at the meeting this weekend in urday morning at the home of children. a nephew, FAward Alban in Burial will be in Lone Oak Charleston. They were John Columbus. · It:emetery. Friends are being re- Taylor, Helen Sterrett, Evtlyn Mr. Hughes was born in 1880, ceived at the Funeral Home. Gammon, Alice Barley, Clyde oon of lhe late Edward nnd El- · Foley and Louis Wilcox. len Roberts Hughes. His mar- Dana Car1Jenter - ------riage was to the former Flos- Dana A. Carpenter, 77, Port- ACCEPTED BY COLLEGE sie Jones, who preceded him I land R.D ., died at the Meigs Miss M'Lou Warehime, dau· in death on May 20, 1964. !Memorial Hospital unex~cted- 1 ghter ef Dr. and Mrs. Donald In addition to the nephew, ly Saturday morning. Services 1Warehome of Rt. 1 Gallipolis, he is also survived by another 1will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at j ~s be~n accepted at Galliponephew, Roy Edwards of Co- ; the Freedom Gospel Mission IIts Busmess College for the 1 lumbus, and a niece, Margaret ,Church at Bald Knobs. Burial summer quarter beginning Junr. Pelfry of Florida. I will be in the Bald Knobs cern· 9. Miss Warehime is a 1964 Mr. Hughes was a member etery. graduate of Gallia Academy of the Harris Baptist church. Friends may call at the Ew· High school, and will be enroll· Services will be held at 11 a. ing Funeral Home till noon ed in the secretarial cours~. m. Monday at the McCoy Fu- Tuesday. He was a member of She is currently attending Ohio neral home. Rev. T. J. Butch- the FreedOm Gospel Mission University. er and ReV. Alfred Holley will Church. Survivors are his wife, ----offleiale, and burial will he In Sylvia Carpenter; children. Eu· SIX ARE DELEGATES Calvary '"l!lelery at RIo Igene Carpenter, Portland, An· ; PT. PLEASANT - Six MasGraude. Friends rmy call at Ina Haines, Portland; Neva Bail· Ion County educator!~! were nam· the funeral home from 2 to 5 ey, Racine, and three grand· i ed delegates to the IOlst annual and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Ichildren, Sandra Bailey, Sheila I Deiegale Assembly of the West . IBailey and Danny Haines: a 1Virginia Education Association BPnjom in Stl!1lens ,brother, Eber, Portland; two and represented Mason County PT. PLEASANT - Funeral I sisters, Dorsa Deal, Gambier, at the meeting this weekend in services for Benjamin E. Stev- Ohie, and Zona Lemay, Mt. Ver- Charleston. They were John ens, 91, 2908 Birch-av were to;non, Ohio. A brother, Melvin, Taylor, Helen Sterrett, Evel'n be held today 2 p.m. In the preceded him in death. Gammon, Alice Barley, Clyde Mohr-stevens Funeral Home Foley and Louis Wilcox. wllh the .Rev. John Steele offie. Bertha Emily Dorst lattng. Services will he held Tuesday REPORT ASSEMBLY Mr. Stevens was th~ rather of at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Bertha Em· Carl Horky, Incoming presi· Ted Sle"""', oo-owner of the ily Darst, 81, who dted Satur· , dent, and Secre.tary Jack RobMohr-Steven~ Funeral Home day morning at Holzer Hospit- j son, of the Middleport.Pomeand resided '. with his son for : al. 1roy Rotary dub, reported on the the past .severn! years. He was ; The daughter of John and ! district assembly at Westerville !l retired farmer, and was the i Mary Ann Genhelmer, of Porn·[ Friday night foUowing dinner fir~t postmaftter of the Fay post 1eroy, she was a member of the , at Heath churcb served by Ja. ofl1ce, located al one time on WcrU and of the Philathea So- ; dies of the church. President Crab Creek Road. He was re- ciety ~f the Middleport Church I John Werner presided. )..odie• sponslble lor securing the first of ChrlsL · serving were Mrs. c. A. Bradmail route out Crab Creek Road. Surviving are two sons, Da· 'I bury, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, He ~erved for eight years as vld, Middleport, and Robert, Mrs. Galen Brown, Mrs. Nan pr•,denl of tb~ Clendenin Dts-!cotumbus; a daughl<r, Mrs. Moore. Miss Mary Br~(lburY. trtel School Bolird and opera~ IPaul tDorolhy) Davis, Middle- and Miss Bess Sanborn;' ed a general slore at Crab , pdrl, with whom she resided; · Creek for IS years. He was a:a sister, Mrs. Ada Wolfe, CleveRESCIIEDIJLEJJ!' member of !be Pleasant Ridge , land throe grandchildren, and' Due 1o unforeseen di:CIIlll· Cbrislian Church. llhre~ groat grandchildren. Her stanees, Saturday's ~lean . Mr. Stevens was horn af Ihusband, Da~, died ill 11155. Legion Poppy Sale wAs pOilpon.,bat was formerly known as I Friends may ea11 at Raw- ed. II bas been rosch1iJtfll' for St..ens Landing on May 20, l!ljlgs-Coata Funeral Home aDJ· Saturday, Moy. Zl, In . lllpolls. lfll the 1011 of lhe late John B. · e uniU one hour ,before ser- · · ' and Mary' fadeley Stevon.. Hta loes at the Mldilleport Cburcb Puerto Rleo el~fo Its own Wife Mar~ Frances Jack~on1of Christ where the ,.mains governor. · Steoens d1ed In !955. wW be taken Ill the! time 1o ---Mdlll!>nal survlvoro Inc lie In state. B!lllber Donald The planet Jupller bJ~ . belllj loUr other tiOIIJ, Campbell W. l!lclaJ will officiate. of dlfferenl ..ton ....tta''li.' · 1 1 1 ·---- ,, __._rd_.._eo_unrt_._'·-·-~-----------1 1.-c.-to_••_•_-_••-----' ------------------ • -- 1 • j ! .f TONIGHT lhru TUISDAY Watt Disney'~: ''THE UGLY DACHSHUND" v••...-~:or' · 1 I ;,A-rea Pom1 roy 1 Ohto ,...,,..,,.....,., they are so absurd that • U.N.C.L.E." and "Siattti they defy satire. People." There has been pl " 1 MEIGS THEATRE ,._.x;.,.~ • • - •- • - 1 i year 1 Dwa in Crrul. ·•--•• • tiOilS are unfailingly trivial and this field are "The Fugit;ve,... . : generally meaningless. This "I Spy," "The Man F~it~ 400Friends Will Honor Mr. Truman cial pilot and father of live PHILCO REFRIGERATOR .1•- "'&na~ !..~ ~~·· ----•- -- ""--·--- " ........ _.., •• UUIUUiil:l" l "'"'"'"' 1 Gifford of AT&T Dies DELUXE OO . ~e idea or these televJsJo_n but e x c e p t i o n a 1 di'amift~ ! pnzes, you may remember, IS ~ achievement, week in anr Wlei!fl. to -award exceptional achieve- ~ out~ Somet)(ldy's kidding. -l•l~ ; ment. Yet then• are so many [ .. ::-; .fi ' nominations in the latest And how, by the way,. rwkb' competition that they took up "Secret Agent" - the best 11'eeit~ nearly two pages of a 1y entertainment serie!\ on tJIIn t Hollywood show business trade air- not even get a nomtnatim. paper. Would you believe that in this category, conslderi"" " there has been so much the competition anyway? ~Dar ' ·outstanding quality on video The "Telephone Hour."' • ~ this past season? And nul just piece of dead wood that :Jti:l~ 1 outstanding-but exceptional. hasn't adjusted from .radio ~ lb The Andy Williams show, for television, is nominated .a:1.,: LANDSLIDE - There was a big roar and loud snapping and crackll ng as enormous rock, weighing hundreds of tons, tore loose from the rocky Instance, is nominated in the top musical program .-· Xftt' confines at Antiquity in Meigs County last weekend and big trees snapped and popped as the slide pushed down towards the river. Above, Dave variety series field. You may nominees for best actress lj; 1 Wolfe, who lives in house at right in photo, with his wife and three children, watches the slide progress over his cellar hoUse which begins to come or may not like the program, dramatic seri ~ are ~~~ apart at seams. In the other picture, the little cellar house is finally flattened. but is there anyone in his right Francis for "Honey Wes~ " Ia --~---------------------------------mind who could term it 1lady detertive l. Barbara pjl'j PROBE MINOR MISHAI' exceptional ·achievement? ln \ins for "Peyton Place" ! Mi~ Here Is one for lbe wfllt.btr The Gallipolis Police probed the same category, Danny Barbara Stanwyck for "The Big records. a minor automobHI! a.~cident Kaye's show was nominated Valley ... Now all o[ the ladiet E. A. Price, a retired farm. Saturday afternoon on the 200 and even his most devoted fans in qut!stion ate undmibtl!ct State Department official Satur- of the prisoners-Bishop James tions can develop and when. er, who aow rukles 1n Galli· block of Third Ave. Police re- must surely know the program I pluses in their series and for KANSAS CITY Mo.. IUPil- 1day appealed to Red China 1o E. Walsh. of Cumberland, Md. China is willing to live at peace polls, reportl!l ODe of tbe lat- ported Mrs. H. C. Neal, 222 bad a bad year. Even some of I their audiences- but exceptionMore than WO old fnends. in- 1 release ftve Amencan prisoners Bishop Walsh, now 75, was w1th the United States; lts ·-: ;~ eluding congress~en, governors : it now holds as a first ~:lep sentenced in March, 1960, to 20 neighbors, and other countries eat soowfalls 1n tbe history '!bird Ave., backed mto a park· his close associates admit it. al achievement????? of the county. ed auto owned by Mernll Cox, Red Skelton was nominated I Again, we find a whole fi~t4-':' and 8 Kansas C1ty barber, toward better relations. years imprisonment on Red of the world.'' The fall ol 1 foot of tile Rt. 2, Gallipolis. Damage to also in this category, and of writers nominated for them gath~r Monday to honor former I William P. Bundy, Hssistant charges of '•espionage and Bundy said freedom for ' white stuff took plaee 18 Fri· the Col auto was minor. There although he is a funny fellow scripting of lhe Danny Kaye. Prestdent Harry S. Truman as I secretary of state for Far subversion.'' ••the man of peace.'' Eastern affairs, advocated this Bundy reaffirmed U.S. policy Bishop Walsh and four other day aod Saturday, May 1 and was no damage to the Nea! and a great silent clown, his 1 show, and some olher fell oWs.. series Is rar from outstanding are put forward for writing the~ President Johnson will send · of resisting Red Chmese American citizens would be one 11 Ia 1H3. Most farmers bad auto. way Peking eoold tndieat• a already plantOO their corD aad each week. Carol Channing special . ·· greetings from the White WATK.INS GRADUATES aggression while at the same PLEADS GUU.TY [ Carol Channing's one--hour The nomina tions for the nen· House. Marine Private Robert 0. time looking toward a po.qsible desire for "friendlier rela- other eropt when tbe blg faJI took place. Most of Oblo wa• outing, one of the disappointing and documentary field art Watkins, stn of Mr. and Mrs. future time "when the historic lions." The other four American eevtred by the blanket of PT. PLEASANTGeorge 0. shows of the season, was lumped in such disorganizefl. H. J. Talge, executive vice Ora Watkins of Route 1 Mid- ties of friendship betwe~n president of Songrand Corp. dleport, was graduated , from ourselves and the people of prisoners are: John 1bomas InlOW. In the Columbus area Dabney, indicted by ·the Masnn Mminated as a top variety fashion that It seems lmpossM and I long-time Truman friend, Marine recruit training at the mainland China can be re- Downey, of New Britain, CoM., the snow measurtd 81 bijjb County Grand jury lor obstruct- special. So was another pro- ble to make head or jafl of· once. again is staging a hut{e Marine Corps Recruit Depot stored, when Americans and and Richard Fecteau, of LyM, 11 18 lDchet. Tbe day prevl- lng an officer, pleaded guilty to gram that hardly made the them, and needless to say -tbty .. happy birthday" party for the here. Chinese can freely travel Mass., both civilian employes 001 to the freak saow was the Indictment in Circuit c~urt world stand still. "Jimmy generally follow the estabtfSbw. former Chief Executive, who ! Friday and will recetve sen· DUrante Meets The Lively ment line . What is equan;..: between each others' ;::ountries, ol tbe U.S. Army whose pl&ne balmy, Mr• Prlce sa ld • was 82 Sunday. During bls eight weeks of In· was forced down on a flight tence on June l The r our t Arts." Jimmy dld fine, you noticeable Is that, unless m)"' 'T'alge said the party this year tensilied recruit training under 1111 11111110110111 1 EL.ECTED PRESWI':NT fro'in Korea to Japan in 1952.; ' '"-•"'"'"'·~ granted a divorce to Patricia may recall, but his prize guest, lists are incomplete, severatJ not enly will emphasize Tru- ~ veteran non-commissioned offi- PT. PLEASANT _ The Rev. · Hugh Redmond, a Yonkers, GRANTED DIVORCE Sue Spencer from James M. Rudotr Nureyev, was a great major accor1plishments' in man's efforts for peace, such ; cer Drill Instructors. he learned Clarence Dillon of the First N.Y., businessman arrested In Harry S. Hill bas been grant· Spencer and awarded the plain- letdown in this appearance. these areas are not eftl.. as the Truman Doctrine and · small arms marksmanship . bay· Church of God was elected ;.-res- 1952 in Shanghai; and U.S. Air ed a dlvorce from Patricia tiff custody of their mmor child. Among the dramatic series mentioned. These Include: the Marshall Plan, but the llnr- ' onet fighting, and method.< of .d t f th P . t PI t Force Capt. Philip Smith whose Gall Hill In Meigs county comnominated - and why there ry S. Truman Cenler for the Ad· sell-protection. He also rec~iv­ 1M~n. teo •A 01 ~ . e,a~an plane was shot down near mon pleas cturt. The plaintiff First photographs of the a . 1must be nominations to fiU Each state Is representl!f; vancement of Peace. · ed instruction In military drill, mls na1 ssocm 1Jon a moon made in_ 1840. each category meby________ two senators in Congrestt: meeting recently of the Asso- I Chma _ _last _ _fall. _ _ _ _ _ _ _charged _:::..__willful _ _absence, ______ _ _were __ __ ____ __ _:__:_ Is_ beyond ..:..__ _ _....:, ....::_ . history and traditions of the SQUAD CALLED Marine Corps, and other nca- ciation. The Rev. Martin Berisford of the New Haven EUB Middleport E·R squadmen ' demic subjects. were summoned at 9:12 a.m. He will undergo four weeks of Church was named vicf! presiSat~.ttday f~r Mrs. Erma Daugh.. individual combat training and dent and the Rev. C. S. ThomperfiY1 Asb and Pearl-st.s, who four weeks of basic specialist :ton, Trinity Methodist Church, had reportedly fallen. .~he was training in his military occupa· secretary-treasurer. The group transJI:Ofted to Veterans Mem. tional field before being &<isign- voted to donate $50 to the TriState Area Council of the Boy orial Ilospilol ed 1o a permanenl unit. Scouts of America to help hire a chaplain for Camp Arrow''· . .;~ head this summer. Pa., an experienced cotnm4!1r· town Pa., and the pllo~ James Keisling, 33, of Willow Grove, -- • M UP ~ the Emmy Awards program, tu 1 you wen watrhlng. except~ be broadcasl May 22 on CBS- [a<bievement in drama ..t I evoking memorte1 of stemwheeJ'ers which once plied the \Vaters ferrying carguea to di!rtant river ports. More than 400 members ot the SOns and Daughton of Pioneer Rivermen gathered l1 nearby Long Reach for lbe seC<lnd aMual "whistle blow" which featured wails rangilg from a high falsello 1o • sonorous bass. The 36 whistles used llave distinct tones, depending on each'!! construction and the variations of steam pressurt>. The concert lasted nine hours. ·-·~ • 1 'r.J PICTURE YOURSELF ... 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'd -1 . , Roughly three - fourths of the people of Meigs County stepped boldly forw~d Jast Tuesday as voters in the new Mtt1gs Loral School District. They said ~~yes" to ::g;.. million dollar bond issue that .matc~ed with 12 million In slate funds wtll bmld and equip a new 1%00 unit comprehensive high school and modern vocational 6Ch001. Two years from now when the . n e w J~cilities are in operatlon the Me1gs Local District will be the envy of every ~rural Ohio county. Only Athens eo.unty' which is getting on with its new butlding near The Plains that will bring together 'five former high scbools, will be the equal of Meigs. Logan City schools lost again at the polls Tuesday witb a request for an operating levy. Vinton County voters re~used a bond issue and tax levy to consohdate • their high scbools. Gallla County bad no . consolidation question on its ballot, nor an operating levy. . ~ The day is coming - no~ long _distance _ when, at least for administrative _purposes , each county will comprise a smg~e district. In the more distant future lS the prospect of regional . .admini~ati~n ·or several count:r s compnsmg a distriCt. It should frighten no one in G a lll a County to look forward to the day . when . there is one high school. Meanwhile, .it is quite possible Ga\lia Cou~ty will be ~n­ terested In sharing the Metgs Local District vocational school until GaUia man~ age! its own. . . ttl One of the early \fillicu!Ues in . se ng up the Meigs Local IJistrlct was a desire by some lorwar~ lojJldng people of the eastern areas of the county that the consolidation should .take in 'the entire county. However, Sduthi!~ district ~~s a ~ew high school at Racine, and Eastern High School mdloute 7 ls but 10 years old. Bonds paylnt! for tltem . are far·: from be· ing retired. The state Dep.artment of Education recommended thts 8:rea wait a· while. Meltnwhil~, there is every r~ason studenla Eastern and Southern diStrict may be serVed by the new vocational school The new Meigs Local. District hopes consolidation will permit it to com~te better in the market for teachers. - Time was southeastern Ohio shopped in We~t Virginia for teachers. The Mountam State lheo paid less. That source .has been cut off since west Virgtma raised its salaries. Then our . scho91 administrators looked to . Kentucky. Now even that source is dried up. Ga11ipolis City schools, according to. ~ recent unOfficial survey' stands roughly 15th in teachers salaries or 31 S.E.O. area districts. 'Jbt plrich for teachers is certain to inCrease. The cry often is hc~rd little can ~ done in "Appalachia" to upgrad~ . schools by the people of Appalach1a. P~r- . haps Me;t. coohty has shown something can be done. oi = ::t or 0 - ... .. . ture Week; Be Kind ro Animals Week, National Cotron Week and Let's Go FJShJng Week. The postmaster general this year has lidded Mailbox Improvement Week. The daze of days includes: May Day, Law [Jay, Humane Sunday, World Comedy Day, Nattonal Comedy Day, May Fellowship Day and National Mother-in-Law Day. We confess to 8 certain lack of enthusiasm for t)lis last one, but there's something about Let's Go Fishing W..k that appeals ro us. . In fact, it might not be a bad lbmg if its ann~l observance were made manda· rory worldtwide. The tdea would certainly gain a Jot of support In the u. s . c<ingress about this time or year, anyway. . With this glitter of special Days and special Weeks, there is one, today, that draws more sincere remembrances than all the others rogether. Today is Mother's Day. May Americans never become so tm· rnune to sentiment that this Special Day 1 or the lady who inspired it, is forgotten. ~~ ... . ~~. ' '• lf··~l rmarked Tole of the Tall Texon TaII Texan Dr.Iver HerdsMythical. Auto . . t 0 f Nev r Any ReturDID"~ Highonto POlD CARE's Amazing History the be8inning of an outpour- iili-tf people • to - people assistance, unJiitched by any privately sponsored oi'bi\lization in history. In the 20 years since then, CARE has delivered more than $798 million worth of supplies in 64 million packa~es to the needy in 64 different countnes, plus countless special shipments. Pubic contributions have accounted "for $211.5 million o[ the rotal; the balance is the value o( U. S. government donations (If farm surpluses. Though food still represents 90 per cent of CARE's shipments - it will feed 40 million people in 36 counties in 1966 - il< Sell-Help and MEDICO programs are attempting to enable the world's im- I poverished to ultimately feed and support themselves by improving ' their health, education and work skills. For example : - In Latin America, 96 rural schools for 10 000 cbildren have been or are being b~ilt with CARE constructiory materials. -CARE • MEDICO docrors and nurses are tre3ting 600,000 people a year and giving medical training .to local people in hospitals in 10 countrte_s. - Plows hoes and other farm tools have ftlled 90,1100 CARE packages sent ro 637,000 farmers. - CARE has delivered enough woodworking tool kits to lr~ and equip 161,000 men and boys to earn their living as carpenters. Headquartered in New York, CARE offers 70 "standard" packages which donors can purchase and have sent abroad in their name - from $1 food parcels or studenhi' school kits to $115 macbines for making construction blocks. Ratio's They11 Do It Every Time ® WHEN 'TJ.IE WN(,H CHECK LOOMS, SCHMOELYS THREE PALS OUTDO EACH OTHER NO ENc> TO PI.ICK IT··· NO, NO, SCHMOELV! 1'VE OOT 'TJ.IIS! ALLOW ME! I INSIST! BY mERONYMOUS Down in Texas they do things In a big way. Some of the zillionaires had themselves a really powerful automobile. ln fact, it bad so much wwer there was the question of firidmg a driver who could handle tt correclly. There was a fellow from New Mexico wanled the job, but he talked 3 little too much about using all that power and the owners were afraid to trust him wlth II. But then a tall Texan applied for the job and since he tal~.ed quite a Jot abGut reasoning up for a drive down the main highway, but after a while the dr iver turned off onto a oumch road between aome rice fields, explain~o... that with all that ""' could travel any sort power he of road. He argued too tllat the people in that section wanted the big car to drive through. So the consensus of the pas· sengers was to lei the driver choose his route. But alter th•y had travelled a long way, end the bills began ro get higher and higher, some of them began ro ask if they could possibly be on tlte wrong path. But the driver Insisted that he knew just where the road led and that there wasn't any good place f::.~r turnIng, anyhow. So on and on they tra\•e1ed, rockier became the road. The driver ans,..roJ the objro. I!Dns by explaining thai the obstructions were placed there by some people from another state, and that there was now nothing to do but use more power and keep to the route. But the way became st!U worse, and obstructions mo;e pleotlful, and some ol the nd· era began to complain tbat af· ter all 11 was their auto and they bee; SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Pulll~tt~• ·""" tv~tur .., '"'. . . v•ttt' Pu»>ttalnt C:o., · OALLIPGLII OA11.Y TltiUNI 4ft flcOill AYI,. . .1111111:111. 0111.. tMU. PU,.,., " ' " Wlft.dlr • .,..... 1111 acopt Utvrd•Y· l•ttrH .t tt.• ro.t Offlct 1ft 9a111,.11a. Ofllo. unfit fttt Aet or MII'Cfl I. ""• H MC.... I I - IIIOlllllt MtftOr, THI o.-.tLY .. NTINIL 111 MKI\onlc ltr.tt, ,.,.,1,.,. Ollie OIPlt, Pubt!Ptd '""' wMiftr .._,.... tnt octPI tllttwdtr. lntti'M " .... OM Clift Mlllllll 1111tMr al ,,,..,..,, Ohte ' " ' OHIH. TUMI 011 IU.IC:llrtiOfl II ctrrllf IIUIIr IIIXCipt l11tur4.. lftd IUI'UIIf, ISC IIIF WMII • MAIL IUtKai"ION tAil ........ ..., ........ _.,.. , ..... Tilt 01111111111 Tf'lbuM I" WHt Ylr1lnl1, IM yeer t I Ill tnd """ ,_Hit 111 m1 nn. Tilt ••.211 ttiNt .-n1111 umtH ,,.. n. tttt.rMttOd•' 11 tuiVIIYoiJ tntllltll .. ffll t,llll tOP -ll~lfl\.. tf ,til Mwt dlt'' •d W ·tlltl llllftiP,.It anu 1111 ........... ,_,............... crta•* BERRY'I S "'nORLO Fifty Years Ago on the River - 11 theirs not tu reason why; theirs but to do and die" he threw In the dutch with the · 1 full power ol the mighty vehlc e. End of tall tale Oitro - Tall 'l'exan Sidewheeler Packet Steamer Indiana Burns at Cincinnati I Business Highlights I\IIDIIW'. 1 011 NEW YORK-The price of lead was cut I cent ro 15 cents 1 pound by American Smelting & Refining Co. in order to meet increasing competition of imported lead. Other big domestic producers Indicated they would follow suli. Vlel Nam this w"' ;fl By Uolted Pre81 lnteraaUonal OAKLAI'ID, Ca!W. -World Airways Jnc. said II baa obtained a $5 mi!Uon military airlift contract for 113 passenger Olghla to 'lbe Phlllpplncs and alii 1 ••• Wlttrt. .... Yllr ,,,, ... IMI\ttll ... IJI,IO. ...' PI' 1111 lilt · DIIIW hriHML service In 1890. ha• hed 110 passenger fatalities Jue to ae. cidents of arty kind , as far as II known. It has been pointed out, too, tilat Western Riven han been relatively free of accident. and the Delta Queen is never too rar from the bank. so the last passenger lalality on .. stringent ocean safety rnJea should be unnecess;:ITy on die inland waterways. If lire should slart the llelta Queen c.oold go to the bank in the matter of tor Magnuson. minutes and the passengers Many res1dents of tne Gallia - could be discharged safely. AI Mason • Meigs county area. I far as can be determined, the Including re<tidents of r,H11il)l)- overnight passenger vessel due 11s, have written and will write · ro fire on the inland rivers wu to their legislators and Senator 1more than SO years ago. Magnuson protestin~ Ute legis- M th b'ectl ..... . . ld d any o1 e o ) ons puu.. lation w... wh wou o away t th t 't fully 1 with the Delta Queen. tile g!ac- 00 a 1 appears wo lous first lad" of inl.and wRte~ Coast Guard appr~ved Amert. J . , can flag vessels wliJ be sacrJ.. and tbe last overmght passtn· ficed so that Americans Call ger vessel on western watc~s . 'd r . fl hi Northbound (leaving June 13) r1 fe 1 orelgn ag s ps m 0 r • the Queen srops at Po,tsmouth, sa e y. Huntington, Point Pleasa nt, Marietta and Wheeling. SouthGAS RECORDII boWid she hoves to lriefly at , . New Martlnsville, with longer Mans first recorde: c~ . IH layovers at Marietta, GaiU)olis eor_n~ from ear_Jy ~;hmese and Ironton. . wntmgs. In the runth cenlt11'J Many of these CIJITimuniC'3· B. C., the Chinese pipe'd gal tions are pomting oot tltott the tllrough bamboo tubes for use Greene Lines, which Degan iD ltghtmg and beatmg. Quick Quiz ::o:~:~~~h: :!~ed;~~ w~~=~~i:~n~~~~e~~o::c~ I ~::~~~~:: :;:;,~ er's' seat and quoting tile 1mmortal Jines of n ·.:entury ago ' theBe waters (Inland or eoastWISe) when all other~ have discontinued for economic reasons or otherwise.'' When word was ;ec~ived on btland waterways of the proposed Iegislstion, and the fact that both boats would be stopped In lite middle of the ,• regu1ar season, lriends of ena {crm· er passengers on both Loats IJetian lettin~ their Senarors and Congresamen know of their disapproval, particulary ::;ena- The propoaed leglslatloll, lour llenate Bills and one House Resolution, requirinl! evidence ol financial seanity and ltrlcter regulation of OCfan cruises, would lift the lieen!ea at the two Alll!flcan lltlf! pa» qer veuets because the) tla DOt comply wltb struc!.ursl recOQnelldationa made for pa,.. ~e~~~er vessels by the House Committee oo Merchant Mar· IRe and Fisheries. Theaf! indude upperworks of II r eproof, fire - iesisting, and fire. retardant materials. Witnesses representing governmental agencies at an Aprll 2tJ hearl·ng In Washt'ngton. D. C., asked that the Delta Queen and the South American be ruled out 110 that the American Merchant Martne could get Its FINAL SHORE STOP - The Greene Lines Steamers, Inc., Delta Queen may make her last shore atop ever at Gallipolis Jone 21 southbound on ••house in order" before forher annual !().<fay round trip Cincinnati-Pittsburgh cruise. Pending legislation In Congres~ aimed at getting rid of floating foreign fire-trays may elgn ships were forced to adopt cause the Delta Queen to go out of service July I. River!olk are protesting the action with letters to their Senators and Congressmen, new safety rule!l. Th.la would mean the boata wJU go out of lef'Vice about July j[ lhe aew ~, regulations go inOO effect. . The legislatioa is partly the result of the loss ol Ide ol paaBen Philson of Racine, a mao who "has never done anytlling for hi& voice," h a I •Society. He remembers t h el baSI narrator part in II'J'he Re- aengers on the Panamanian nag stirred the hearts of thousands of churchgoers over 33 years with his strong and mel- song, "Hertd" from the Cant.a- demption" by Gounod. Hl8 fu- cruise ship Yarmouth C~tstle low baritone presentat1on1 of hundreds of spiritually mspired vocal solos and solo parts ta, "The Coming of the Ktng;t l tore as a soloist was set. oa Nov. 13, 1965, a firtl which Incidental to anthems and canlatas. by Dudley Buck. Ben was a featured S&loist in took 90 lives, and other foreign Phllson, 54, admitted there has been only one or his friends who has mustered up "I've never forgotten that several of the pre-1950 mil> paBsenger vessels operating out the courage to make the traditional two-edged. suggestion: "Why don't you do something one," said Ben. ''I could sing it strels staged and directed by of U. s. ports that fail to corn. with your voice?" This was a number of years ago, and came from an accomplished BO· yet." the Jate Ed Condon wbose train· ply with . u. s. Coast Gaard prano soloist singing at the Ume In the choir of Heath MetllodiBt Church In Middleport 1 The next spring he did the ing in that field extended bill safety regulations. where Philson still singa reg· tlte genuine minstrel days 110 E. J. Quinby, chairmu of ularly. years ago, and even earlier. the board of Greene Line Steam· After a stint teaching science en, Inc., was at the AJJril JO . There surely have been many at Middleport High School, and hearing in Washington and WB!I llstenera wooder wby Ben · Is as a telegrapher ltr the C&O told that the Delta Qoeen and eogaged In physical lestinl! In Railroad - he learned telegra· presumably the South Amerl.the concrete laboratory at phy fiddling with the Morse caa would not be allowed ro Sporn. Evea yel with a shade code while teaching - B " " finish the season, although in of the ~ range g--long 1 went with Sporn in 1153. he past wheu such changes to high I, because he usually He has served as directo r u-e made in vessel structural alngs only Sundaya and bt one Heath Cl:lurch. choir but prefe. .. requirements older vesselJ ere eholr practice per week - there to take hUI place in the bass allowed to continue to operate Is enough power left to fill the section. WJtil taken out of serv1ce pernormal allllltorlum. In the old manently. days they called It, "rattling Following the Apnl 20 hear" the rafters," and that Is what lng, Quinby and E. J. tJoehel, Ben, a snwdliah man, unexpectpresident of the Georgian Bay edly oilll can do. Q - How did WWtam F. Co- Line, submitted a statement to "By Ute time I got around to I dy acquire the aickname 11 Buf- tile Senate Committee, beaded doing much solt work, which , falo BUI"? by Senaror Warren G. Magnuilwas In !tiS, tt was too late ro A - It resulted from Cody'• on of Washington, ·equ.,ting break the pattern already east," skill in killing buffaloes ro pro- that the operators be ~ven at said Ben, ''even If there was vide meat for construction work- least until Nov. 30, 1961 to much of a chance of doing anyers engaged in building t h e oomply with the DeW requirethinK in music proressionallf." Kansas and Pacific Railroad. menla. The olatement said ill The people of Meigs Counly ...-t: must ftgure It a clear bonus Q - How many memben "The proposed amendment, ti thot Ben didn't go away ro do make up lite Se.urlty CouncU made ~fective· July I, 1966. somethb\f! wltlt hls velce. Most ol lite United Nation&? would ~ave a diaaslrj't!S ellect tllink for certabt he would have A - Fifteen, five with perf(l- 011 ttJ.e owners and _.-employees made tile grade. anent seats and the remaining ef each of these ves$e1s ... .we And the county would have 10 being elected for tw~year wish lo emphasjze ihat we are bE.'en without Ben's ever faithterms by the General Assembly. , botlt American buill, American BET AS!GMA PHI- Mrs. April Smith, Uncoln-Heigh" ful service in choirs, in minflag, over 99 per cent American Pomeroy, Is the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Pbl otrels, and many other public Q- What Is heat llgbtnlltJ? ownership, with American sorority "Girl of the Year" in Meigs County. Mrs. SmiUa. A A form of streak lighterews calT}'ing American pas- currently president of the organization. was presented a events where a song dooe in proPREPARES SOLO - Ben Pbllaon, left, confers with William RwseU, organist a~ lesslonal style Is needed. choir director of Heath Methndist Church Ia Middleport, to rehearalng a baritone solo. Mr. ning far enough away in dis- sengers . we believe our ~f- ring that she wilt wear during her year Mrs. Smith's hu• Ben Is tlte descendant of a Philson has sung hundreds - probably thousands - of oolos In churcheo and c h or a! tance so that thunder ia not forts have helped malntain the band, Thomas, is an employee of the Kyger Creek Power Americaa Ml!!l'Chant Marine in plant and they have two children. Paige and Todd. long llne of well-known docrors. groups ol Meigs County the past 33 yeara, heard. He aJmest became one htmself, I Rl' ]!17 !t!T!liilllllll liE IIIIIIJiiUIII~ll illl Lb.dlliiEI-Ntf.~I!!J:Ib 21 II IIIII 22 221111111 1 !I!JIIi!Yi\lh i with a year ~ medical school w: n 1 11111111 . .: :: : 1 a at Western Reserve University. But the Great Depression made Ben a casualty of tho mt!dlcal profession. He was the l!lln of Fred Philsen of Racine who died In 11164 and had been In tile ltardware buslnea all hla life. Ben's uncle was Dr. John Philson, famous for having practiced 50 yea~s l BY DICK TIIOMAS river. 1Pomeroy and ClncinnaU. HltJ ' ever, continued operatioDJ Whott tha pulled out 011 dry themselves from the Inspert- Works had the contract ro buUd In eastern MeJgs County. e Fifty years ago this month The JndlaAa was owned by palmier days ol steamboatlng Ithe way between Cincinnati and docll, however, the hull ors at Pittsburgh. He was or I new 15 i 5 straight high pr. . 401 dl~ ~~ t~ ~~~~ ·8 , eat the large sidewheeler packet the LoUisville - Cif;r:inn;"t~ Pat.: ~· : when a fast big sidewheeler left IPomeroy. . ' found in pod condition. Tbe I tbe opinion that Ute o~ners of sure pisten vaJv~ .engina fC · u son, en s gr 1 , steamer Indlona, a familiar 1et Company and was used as ,GaUipolls and Pomeroy every 1 Late in April of 1918, federal Ruth wu out of mmmlsolon the Ruth should be p111d dam· I the boat. The Wtlhams Co., uncle. who died In t918 · a " ' sig~t In the middle reaches of ~ a supply boat whenever the :morning, mept Sunday, on •hull Inspectort1 at Pittsburgh or- 1tr two weelui as result of tlte I ages by the government He Middleport. had the rontract pra~tlced all hla tlflile hat Racm~. l the Ohio River around the turn , steamers City of Louiovllle and Ischedule. Returning pllssengf!l'l ldered tile packet Ruth to dry order ol the Inspectors. ·also thought that an inspector for the boilers, breechen at>l Ben' great gran at er, w 0 of the century, burned almost :City of Cincinnati were . out of reachetl Gallipolis near ·supper dock, refuslnt! te allow a alnt!le or board of Inspecroro that Ill· slllcks, which were to be itt1 died In the !8?~. Dr. J 0 h n I ro the water's edge at the Cln· ' commlssloa. The boat ' was In- time and Pomeroy at bed time. passenger or a pound of lretgbt ha: ::.,""*~ : ed their official position to work stalled at Pt. Pleaaant. The Rush fJ . K.) PhJison, was . a l.cinnati wharf. sured for ~.1100. Purser David\ Commodore Holloway wa1 robe placed on board at Plitt- federal .~ver,.:eo had out personal spite oa a steam- work waa scheduled to be co,. surgeon lit the Fourth We!t Vtr- The Indiana had been laid up Scatterday, lor-If of Galli· .known to every buslnes'!l"an burgh. She made Ute trip down ....,....~. boat owner should be rt1110ved pleted in loor month5. &lma lnlantry in the Civil War 'lor repairs below the foot of polis, was In charge ol the Jn. lthe route as a shrewd tili<l suc- ,the river and was taken to the bent 11 ...., be<lase of Ill- from office. 1111 FlSB STORY and practiced In Racine later. Main St. wtth no one on board dlana'o olllces wbell. sha wu Ill 1cesslul manager as wOII u a lPt. Pleasant dry dock. opec Ions onleretl afl<r ...... J. K. had C!lme 00 fllicb\e '' 1 when ~ fire broke out. This : the Pomeroy trade tOr. a lew ~ man of high character and In- I Federal Inspectors William alelmholt lliaaoten. PLACES CONTRACT One good fish story ~ peddler ~ the war and Ia~ accounted for the Inss of no trips. · . 1 tegrity, He was an excellenl lClart and Charles Thomas Captain Ellis Mace, HJIM. Fifty yean aao this llprin& up every spring, and 1911 er studied l"edlctne. life. 'f'ho! boat had recently un· . COMM. IIOUOWA\' . ,navigator and had commanded found the packet Ruth In much lngton, o1 tbe towboat Sel Ctptaln Howard Cavitt of Pitt. I"" weptloa. _. Mrs. Philion " tbe former dergone %xtenslve repairs and Fifty yean .,. tbls spring, \several boats, lnt:ltlding the better shape than wu expect. Lion, a fih known rtverman. burgh plaeed a eontract wltll II ooem1 that one aJ&ili Mnlne J,...ll of Racine, toach- was expected to enter tlla ex- Commodore Qtirl~ M. Hollo- famous Fleetwood, Telegraph, od. The boat was given a clean poured CGII 111 the clamor lu' the Kanawha Doclt Co.. Pt. Fieyd Lawrence II P I 1 er at M~ddleport since 195&. curs ion f!uslness at LouisvUle, lway, ~ar..td ...... .P.ver- llostona, and Potomac, bDI of heal tit alter mlnar ,... tile lnapedorl' ICI!on. Pleaaan~ lor the mDBtruction l.ondbt&, K7. Wll ltsblaa Mil They haVe ti oon, Rush, now In Ky. man, died In !"etf• York City. Shipments o1 rretghj l!y rlfet pairs were mad& to the buD. Captain '111<1 uif II loolted of a new towboat lor the Rod- bad used all his balL the Air Foree. · · The Indiana operalt!d lor 1 He quit tile rlvw Ill •'llf when dl,pped oH a lillie In the Sprlnl ~pervisinl! Inspector ~el llle the· lilipedon had declllred aero Sand Co., Pittsburgh. Tbo . '" _ ,B~•.gr~du~ from Ohio UnJo. short lime In the Pomeroy.Cin- 1business w• IIIU ,OOQp!Ina and o1 1911, and at! a resolt .tile J. Daughterly came down from ·war on c.jlialDI Fred Bon> boat wu to be ball! on tile Bel~ '~' be loot ••t.~7 In 1":"1' L, ~lo!~;;; =:~ cinoaU ii'~ilo wben ibe ittadlitot made .• ~ 1ft tbe 1111 packet Courter, llut of GIJ!cln- Pttlibur&h and poi lh• ilanlll ~ iiid,~ Do.111ally, o~mo 1 lilwk, and llluncile4 iiilowoyi, O!U'"!' 1 . ol!or lie hail 1aa6, o~ated onlJ. as far ·nolllh of approval oo the packet. Even ers til tht Ruth, Tell City and oo u to not lnlerfere with -dock ::0~.uIta ~01)' ·.- went lhat.fal! to. came out In .1800. She was a business on ~"''· ;·t, Westem a..ervo. 'Ill had SUit( very last and powerful boat COmmodOre 'ix!OWIJ ·at u .va~~<ebure,'' .J!ir., oil · :· llne ·the dookmen could rind 110 had lite Dunhar. laci!IUeo. . ... , . . . / ill ~ cboln IInce I boy, Iilii with the 25 • I macblneey oli time wls ~of the ~; anti lf,l '-" 'is Huntlllfi!On, p!IC!!Il In the Rutli'a hall. The Captain Mace wu ol tile opln- The boat was to be 1 plOI woW Iiiii 'llil .._, titf(Yfr ~ elMo solM. His 111:!1 ~ old bull&s\ Boitona, ''nle Collar Line otwnbllil; '.the W; VI., on anothlr. Two other ~lora had orilel'ed all the loa that ittiamboat men should eype, 12'1 feet 1q and 21 feel \'lie Mil ...... · tolo work wao tf!Ut tlte uow lndlalll was 285 feel lol)i and !Unest that ever 1'111 betweea lawlltar pi!«ets, the · GreeD' ohe.ilnJ ·torn off Ute packet's! pli<e mounted f111t11 on tbelr wide, with steel l)ulkbeadl. lour potDI tallllll • . . ...,. lfiii!!Dt:l llffla Caunt,r Cllorll WN the wltlelt j)lcltot 111 tha 1deatb remlaciMI . the wood 11)'1 tho .!lnenfand. ho• bull ajJol the IIIIDI ~ ~!Pall. II -•ey, lo protect 'lbt Pt. PleaaiAI lladl• 11a ltld ..._. 'liMII ltit ( . Be_!l Philson, Baritone Soloist 33 Years didn't want It ruined all-together. But now the driver Insisted ·on the tdea never had been consid· ' ro carry the day. Compromlat 51 that even U there had been . • · ered before that they wish to is Impossible on lnltllll!d meaaslight mistake in the begmnmg Debate as to ~e proper course take part in ail governmental ures. A number of 'interrelated there just wasntt an.yway now began some Wish~ to try to decisions aHecUng them. The exisling laws may be u~ ·by to turn back, especially si~ce extricate. Ut~. machtnt from lts corollary, naturally, is that the}' 8 referendum on one si~1e matit would give a bad lm~resslon perilous posJbon. Some express- see no reason to o~y any aws ter. to file "',9ple who bad~ t ed a desire ro get JUt and walk or decisions taken without them I One scholar at the assembly, Invited"" the ride. WI grea - back !lit many miles which they Th tenders lor "part!~ who spoke of the rtferendum ly increased power the big rna- had travelled. others wished ro 1 t'~~. •:~ ue they are not I but could have been slashlng at chine forged ahead but now the hold an election. But the dnver :: 1~ :ralt laws they did the young New Left, ·said beat: owners began ro conSJder the silenced ·all the dissenters. "It ~nh byro write nor by taxes edly that "this Infatuation wllll ~ ,;ost of operating the out- is not a question,., he said, uor :'e ~~d not atJi,rove. Iplebl~cite (participation) democIll at such a high rate of power. the right or wrong path. We are 1~ their own councils, either •·acy Is Ill-advised and shoulcl Still the driver and part of long ago committed ro follow In leftist societie! or student be ended." There wu 110 411the owners maintained that re- this road. We must keep our organizations, they have applled 1sent. gardless of cost. •'we can't back commitments regardless of con- nally, after ascending a grade so steep that even the greatly powered car began to labor. they came to a sign pIaced ·m the road stating, "road ends at top of hill." Since there was clearly no room to tum the choice was only ro go ahead or ro try to back down the dangerous road. Until only the quick ""' or tlte brak· Features· o·[-f TFl·. C0 Area I. Inadequate plssenger vesaels opero"ng on Inland waterways. The other boat io the South American ol the Chicago, Duluth, and Georclan Bay Transit Co., Inc. BY BRUCE BIOSSAT the participation principle with wASHINGTON INEA)-Both Ioften chaotic results. Sometimes tile Far Right and the often verdicts have not beth rtacbed loosely tormed New Left have at all, otlter times !hey have done a great deal ln recent see DO reason to obey IDY Ja•• ~mes to confuse people In this ro be overturned ne:<t day by a country as ro the real, working fresh lollux of partlolpanls. nature of the American govern- THE REAL POINT of all thll mental system. quite juvenUe nonsense ti tbal The radicals of the right, and I it Is at almost total odds with 1 good many of the more tradl- the American system - wbleh tiona! conservative!, have long Is Indeed a rtpubllc. been fond of reminding Ameri- The reason lor the w or d cans that they live under a "re- "almost" Is thai sllgbtly ll1lli'O public not a democracy." than one-third of the 50 states 1 They mean, of cours!, that lmve provisions lor IDIUaUve and ours is a system under which referendum, wblch permit fO~ policy Is mode by popularly ers either ro paos upon th~ work elected representatives, rather of U1e1r representatives m certhan by the direct parlicipatlon lain cases or ro lnl~te leglsfa. of the people. tJon lor the voters eonslderaIn laci, however, rightists frt. lion. quentiy have given this notion But the interesting I b I n g, no more than general lip serv- brought out forcefully In -~ •ice They have resorted to the arly discussions on stale legfl. : de~ice of the state popular laturea by Columbia Un11erS!ty'l ref>:"rendum to achieve, or try recently convened American Asfor objectives they could not sembly, is that the Initiative get through their represent•- and referendum today is widely Uves. accepted as a colosial Oop, . 1 An outstanding example was ' A LARGE PROPORTION of seen in California two fears a· \ the schola~s! governmenf sp&go, when opponents of an estab- 1ciallsts, pohtlclans and buslnesslished tair housing law succeed- men at the a.sembly argued . ed in getting It wiped off t h e 1 thai, with the nctplloo ol tht books by referendum. obviously senalble rtlerellllum AS FOR THE NEW LEFr, a on constitutional ~hqe and bad designation Intended, to In· perhape on certain lon~range elude - among others - con- lndebtednesa, the pr~ctice ol siderable numbers or American direct voter partlclptii!OD In polstudents whose politics really Icy-making should be scrapped. have no de!initlon, It has gone · 'l1te reasons advanced !'ere hard for what It likes to call many. Too few voterl usually "participation democracy." Itake part In such declslom. In- th d I htht'minghsa~udtle~? ~~Yid:~L ~~ad1:~ : ::::~na:~nu::t~~~~or: sequences." So sitting firmly In e r v- "' the cra1ae trades may seal the fate o1 the laat two overnight Poor·Oid Republic Caug~t In Pr·essure of Both Ends . .~=;;Th~e~s;u~nd~a~y;Tl~m~...SO~~n;ll;nel;,;'Su~nda;;y;,14a~y;8,;·;1:~~'"~~· ~~ ~!;7.·t£~ trapo becaii!O ol Washington By-Line "Stop, Look and Listen!". : •- Ill 1 : round trip cralae, It Pittsburgh may be .10-day Cincinnati. ller last shore stop here. Pentllntr legtalatioa In Con. .,.., to outlaw floating fire I ~ Gil IJne Steai!IOn, u. ~ ....,; """"'"'"' Inc.. Gl'llll WJO!; • • • --~ -· ·June 21 oo her ninth annual • - :"en • . :~ May 11, 1946, at the port of Le ~e, France. a little paclrage stamped ·~#I· the initials ''CARE" arrived contt'alli&tg food for victims of World War U. Greette IIMIJ"' iaut May is the Month for 'Days' What is so rare as a day in June? It'!! · a day in May that hasn't been appropria~ eel as National This or That Day by some organization or other. It is lhe same every month, but May l""'ticularly seems ro have its $here of :tpedal observances this year - so_me worthy, others little more than reflections Of the gleams in the eyes of press agents. May will ooly last for one month, as usual, but acoordins ro Spinrad's Day and Date Service, 'It will be: . National Hollie Jmprovement Month, Senior Citizens Month, National . Radio Month, National Tavern Month, Car ilire Month Americall Bike Month, Nadonal ~.1 ·· ' Month, ·Whit• Bread Sales Month ai'~ :tdbing no more than 130 million AE : ~ns should fail to observe ~ew 'YOrf. is a Great Place to Visit or L1ve Month. aThere are only four and a half weeks, bltt they wlll be spread over: National Family Week, Goodwill Week, !Mental Realth Weel<, National Mu~ic ~k AmeriCQ Comedy Week. Seruor CoiiU!dlans Weell, National Correct Pos- Ylbeol tile Delta Queea oc!:ancy section of tlte Joftn. : have lo~ times. In nine years not WISh ~penly ro scuttle :""a:"J: Jllvlts, Repub-1 ~r poll~cal or economic son Adinlnlstratlon's new omnl· overcome Southern .reslslance occupancy, they o'2; I for Ucan ol New York. Tb06e of terms- don't serve any more. bus CivU RJtlbis BID is very to ctviltblst~ l~l:Uon, ::~~ :1~, t~ecUon t year their erstwhile corm <Ides In, The handy all -~u=~ ~:~~ likelY to be put •ID a Senate trying e e ' k looks retty arma who bave suddenly star~ by wblch a or -igeonhole In tltts Congresslon· rather than ro court the heros anyhow. orr senh P ed looking of! In lite lat dis- politician could always mal<e a role The dlff~nce is that this good to them rig I r.ow. I ldenti IV'! rights record lor hima!~=·~::.&.:~ whlppinl! boys\ tim~ 'tbalr own home people So It Is that the a~-oul ci~ ~'f: ;;:'.;':;"~ :e prlv~ ~ without really disturbing or InaCtion will, of eourse, be are far from keen about this rights ar~ates ak ou:~f "the leged. sanctuary of public aoon- annoying his white constituentl Soutlterners. But the real !open oceupancy buslne!s - ~ are realdy of stpehelr mouth5 all ymlty Gone are their old Ian't around any more. . thtf · hnitappliestolheJrownsamese · thbdf11 · reason WID be a or once w e and not slm I to the time - are being put on a . thundera about e P e OIYS Politically' the 1011& free ride the sharp sanrtious proposed prope!ly . hted So ~~rs thin diet Right or wrong tltey In the Soutlt. For II seema, sud- Is over And while the present . - ro forbid a private own- some be"'!tild ra~er not may be 1~ what seems to many' denly' that there are Iota of alate ~! affairs In the . Senate of a hot!"' or apllflnU!nt to They w Presl- Including tilts columnist, to be bad lellowa bt lite, North, ~· that IUustrates this pomt ts · discriminate ·~!!" .!IIClal .;ug· ~bo~,t this ~~ more a consistentlY extreme .position And this Is a disturbing thmg not the prettiest manifestation, lous reasona b\ either Ita e or en a new , w·ll efer not on the whole harsh and Infinite- alrogelber. it is healthy all the same. For rental - will In ·!act cut poignantly, "7a ~s : no vote ly eomple• subjecl of civil The !act Ill that tltls sltuallon il Is long past tline to try for· Ide<!per m the North than In to have cas y rights But nobody can say of Is only one example of ~ ~~ ever ro divide the sections Jnl<l the And the real, as dm- upon ,II,:• '• . tit . !' ht them ihat they are keener about central reality that clvtl nghts . sheep and goats. Ungpished !rom the apparent ThUs m takmg up e tg · · In the South · has long since become a fully and traditlomil, villains of this I against tile open occupancy pro- ' applying ~t'l!ssu: Northern national and no Ionser simply This is one country. And _raepiece wm be for once men who viso as an ~constl\utlo~al as- than In t !" 0 3 Southern problem. The old .ial justice shorn of sectional lalk with Yankee and not South- sault upon prtvate property, the ho:e~ltds. for lllustl1ltlon over-simplifications upon which demagoguery - whether or ern accents Republican Senate leader, 21- ' . uc a rna~~ De.; Northern liberal politicians South or ol North - Is 1111 In a word, a good many Ierett Dirksen of Illinois, is for !is Senator f~lhp A.w~:r~ going have been so long so amply Imperative problem. "Northera liberals" who have once doinl! exactly what the "!crat of M!C Jgan, 4--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 8, 1988 f= New High School is Step Forward wltb the whole o' led - tile stern moral Ieotunl wn.i.J:AM S. Wlltl'li: made career of denouncing the I more timid liberals are grad ro I srolcally on tlon' ro am• \so sale!y direCted at a Southern BY HINGTON - 'Ii.o open! South tor Its racial sins and Isee bl_m dn. They certainly do i the Admlnlstra il~l&.f &' re·lor. whlcb !< Mt powerfUl Ia ' Here Could Be ·Her La8~ 1· "'x fJtl br MEA. lne. •rm thintlng rrlravt Jmlng tilt Wh~• Ho• for • hlflttr .\ ·, .,;., ~. (Go/" . . •. ( ' a ~ u:-.:.. . �, . .... . ,, ~-..~ ~ . .' ..' . 'I . . . . : . ' '! ' \ 1 I SUNDAY WHITE PAPER ,unbll! times,. i~ut~l M5 r ~ ~:!· ~ - ii • ,, 1 Tannehi!~ Chester Erec. Editor Dwight Wetherho!t, Editor . Hooar< w•<sou, ;, " :Jon. Editor &.:::~- Rloltard S. Owen, Publisher •James .E. Danner, Ado. Dlr. Vernon Dewe ..e•.Ado. Mgr, I Island Queen's ]unetjttJ'11., Omnibu·s PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHI;G COMPANY .I'· . lIM,.~ -.- ·-.-- - . . . 'd -1 . , Roughly three - fourths of the people of Meigs County stepped boldly forw~d Jast Tuesday as voters in the new Mtt1gs Loral School District. They said ~~yes" to ::g;.. million dollar bond issue that .matc~ed with 12 million In slate funds wtll bmld and equip a new 1%00 unit comprehensive high school and modern vocational 6Ch001. Two years from now when the . n e w J~cilities are in operatlon the Me1gs Local District will be the envy of every ~rural Ohio county. Only Athens eo.unty' which is getting on with its new butlding near The Plains that will bring together 'five former high scbools, will be the equal of Meigs. Logan City schools lost again at the polls Tuesday witb a request for an operating levy. Vinton County voters re~used a bond issue and tax levy to consohdate • their high scbools. Gallla County bad no . consolidation question on its ballot, nor an operating levy. . ~ The day is coming - no~ long _distance _ when, at least for administrative _purposes , each county will comprise a smg~e district. In the more distant future lS the prospect of regional . .admini~ati~n ·or several count:r s compnsmg a distriCt. It should frighten no one in G a lll a County to look forward to the day . when . there is one high school. Meanwhile, .it is quite possible Ga\lia Cou~ty will be ~n­ terested In sharing the Metgs Local District vocational school until GaUia man~ age! its own. . . ttl One of the early \fillicu!Ues in . se ng up the Meigs Local IJistrlct was a desire by some lorwar~ lojJldng people of the eastern areas of the county that the consolidation should .take in 'the entire county. However, Sduthi!~ district ~~s a ~ew high school at Racine, and Eastern High School mdloute 7 ls but 10 years old. Bonds paylnt! for tltem . are far·: from be· ing retired. The state Dep.artment of Education recommended thts 8:rea wait a· while. Meltnwhil~, there is every r~ason studenla Eastern and Southern diStrict may be serVed by the new vocational school The new Meigs Local. District hopes consolidation will permit it to com~te better in the market for teachers. - Time was southeastern Ohio shopped in We~t Virginia for teachers. The Mountam State lheo paid less. That source .has been cut off since west Virgtma raised its salaries. Then our . scho91 administrators looked to . Kentucky. Now even that source is dried up. Ga11ipolis City schools, according to. ~ recent unOfficial survey' stands roughly 15th in teachers salaries or 31 S.E.O. area districts. 'Jbt plrich for teachers is certain to inCrease. The cry often is hc~rd little can ~ done in "Appalachia" to upgrad~ . schools by the people of Appalach1a. P~r- . haps Me;t. coohty has shown something can be done. oi = ::t or 0 - ... .. . ture Week; Be Kind ro Animals Week, National Cotron Week and Let's Go FJShJng Week. The postmaster general this year has lidded Mailbox Improvement Week. The daze of days includes: May Day, Law [Jay, Humane Sunday, World Comedy Day, Nattonal Comedy Day, May Fellowship Day and National Mother-in-Law Day. We confess to 8 certain lack of enthusiasm for t)lis last one, but there's something about Let's Go Fishing W..k that appeals ro us. . In fact, it might not be a bad lbmg if its ann~l observance were made manda· rory worldtwide. The tdea would certainly gain a Jot of support In the u. s . c<ingress about this time or year, anyway. . With this glitter of special Days and special Weeks, there is one, today, that draws more sincere remembrances than all the others rogether. Today is Mother's Day. May Americans never become so tm· rnune to sentiment that this Special Day 1 or the lady who inspired it, is forgotten. ~~ ... . ~~. ' '• lf··~l rmarked Tole of the Tall Texon TaII Texan Dr.Iver HerdsMythical. Auto . . t 0 f Nev r Any ReturDID"~ Highonto POlD CARE's Amazing History the be8inning of an outpour- iili-tf people • to - people assistance, unJiitched by any privately sponsored oi'bi\lization in history. In the 20 years since then, CARE has delivered more than $798 million worth of supplies in 64 million packa~es to the needy in 64 different countnes, plus countless special shipments. Pubic contributions have accounted "for $211.5 million o[ the rotal; the balance is the value o( U. S. government donations (If farm surpluses. Though food still represents 90 per cent of CARE's shipments - it will feed 40 million people in 36 counties in 1966 - il< Sell-Help and MEDICO programs are attempting to enable the world's im- I poverished to ultimately feed and support themselves by improving ' their health, education and work skills. For example : - In Latin America, 96 rural schools for 10 000 cbildren have been or are being b~ilt with CARE constructiory materials. -CARE • MEDICO docrors and nurses are tre3ting 600,000 people a year and giving medical training .to local people in hospitals in 10 countrte_s. - Plows hoes and other farm tools have ftlled 90,1100 CARE packages sent ro 637,000 farmers. - CARE has delivered enough woodworking tool kits to lr~ and equip 161,000 men and boys to earn their living as carpenters. Headquartered in New York, CARE offers 70 "standard" packages which donors can purchase and have sent abroad in their name - from $1 food parcels or studenhi' school kits to $115 macbines for making construction blocks. Ratio's They11 Do It Every Time ® WHEN 'TJ.IE WN(,H CHECK LOOMS, SCHMOELYS THREE PALS OUTDO EACH OTHER NO ENc> TO PI.ICK IT··· NO, NO, SCHMOELV! 1'VE OOT 'TJ.IIS! ALLOW ME! I INSIST! BY mERONYMOUS Down in Texas they do things In a big way. Some of the zillionaires had themselves a really powerful automobile. ln fact, it bad so much wwer there was the question of firidmg a driver who could handle tt correclly. There was a fellow from New Mexico wanled the job, but he talked 3 little too much about using all that power and the owners were afraid to trust him wlth II. But then a tall Texan applied for the job and since he tal~.ed quite a Jot abGut reasoning up for a drive down the main highway, but after a while the dr iver turned off onto a oumch road between aome rice fields, explain~o... that with all that ""' could travel any sort power he of road. He argued too tllat the people in that section wanted the big car to drive through. So the consensus of the pas· sengers was to lei the driver choose his route. But alter th•y had travelled a long way, end the bills began ro get higher and higher, some of them began ro ask if they could possibly be on tlte wrong path. But the driver Insisted that he knew just where the road led and that there wasn't any good place f::.~r turnIng, anyhow. So on and on they tra\•e1ed, rockier became the road. The driver ans,..roJ the objro. I!Dns by explaining thai the obstructions were placed there by some people from another state, and that there was now nothing to do but use more power and keep to the route. But the way became st!U worse, and obstructions mo;e pleotlful, and some ol the nd· era began to complain tbat af· ter all 11 was their auto and they bee; SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Pulll~tt~• ·""" tv~tur .., '"'. . . v•ttt' Pu»>ttalnt C:o., · OALLIPGLII OA11.Y TltiUNI 4ft flcOill AYI,. . .1111111:111. 0111.. tMU. PU,.,., " ' " Wlft.dlr • .,..... 1111 acopt Utvrd•Y· l•ttrH .t tt.• ro.t Offlct 1ft 9a111,.11a. Ofllo. unfit fttt Aet or MII'Cfl I. ""• H MC.... I I - IIIOlllllt MtftOr, THI o.-.tLY .. NTINIL 111 MKI\onlc ltr.tt, ,.,.,1,.,. Ollie OIPlt, Pubt!Ptd '""' wMiftr .._,.... tnt octPI tllttwdtr. lntti'M " .... OM Clift Mlllllll 1111tMr al ,,,..,..,, Ohte ' " ' OHIH. TUMI 011 IU.IC:llrtiOfl II ctrrllf IIUIIr IIIXCipt l11tur4.. lftd IUI'UIIf, ISC IIIF WMII • MAIL IUtKai"ION tAil ........ ..., ........ _.,.. , ..... Tilt 01111111111 Tf'lbuM I" WHt Ylr1lnl1, IM yeer t I Ill tnd """ ,_Hit 111 m1 nn. Tilt ••.211 ttiNt .-n1111 umtH ,,.. n. tttt.rMttOd•' 11 tuiVIIYoiJ tntllltll .. ffll t,llll tOP -ll~lfl\.. tf ,til Mwt dlt'' •d W ·tlltl llllftiP,.It anu 1111 ........... ,_,............... crta•* BERRY'I S "'nORLO Fifty Years Ago on the River - 11 theirs not tu reason why; theirs but to do and die" he threw In the dutch with the · 1 full power ol the mighty vehlc e. End of tall tale Oitro - Tall 'l'exan Sidewheeler Packet Steamer Indiana Burns at Cincinnati I Business Highlights I\IIDIIW'. 1 011 NEW YORK-The price of lead was cut I cent ro 15 cents 1 pound by American Smelting & Refining Co. in order to meet increasing competition of imported lead. Other big domestic producers Indicated they would follow suli. Vlel Nam this w"' ;fl By Uolted Pre81 lnteraaUonal OAKLAI'ID, Ca!W. -World Airways Jnc. said II baa obtained a $5 mi!Uon military airlift contract for 113 passenger Olghla to 'lbe Phlllpplncs and alii 1 ••• Wlttrt. .... Yllr ,,,, ... IMI\ttll ... IJI,IO. ...' PI' 1111 lilt · DIIIW hriHML service In 1890. ha• hed 110 passenger fatalities Jue to ae. cidents of arty kind , as far as II known. It has been pointed out, too, tilat Western Riven han been relatively free of accident. and the Delta Queen is never too rar from the bank. so the last passenger lalality on .. stringent ocean safety rnJea should be unnecess;:ITy on die inland waterways. If lire should slart the llelta Queen c.oold go to the bank in the matter of tor Magnuson. minutes and the passengers Many res1dents of tne Gallia - could be discharged safely. AI Mason • Meigs county area. I far as can be determined, the Including re<tidents of r,H11il)l)- overnight passenger vessel due 11s, have written and will write · ro fire on the inland rivers wu to their legislators and Senator 1more than SO years ago. Magnuson protestin~ Ute legis- M th b'ectl ..... . . ld d any o1 e o ) ons puu.. lation w... wh wou o away t th t 't fully 1 with the Delta Queen. tile g!ac- 00 a 1 appears wo lous first lad" of inl.and wRte~ Coast Guard appr~ved Amert. J . , can flag vessels wliJ be sacrJ.. and tbe last overmght passtn· ficed so that Americans Call ger vessel on western watc~s . 'd r . fl hi Northbound (leaving June 13) r1 fe 1 orelgn ag s ps m 0 r • the Queen srops at Po,tsmouth, sa e y. Huntington, Point Pleasa nt, Marietta and Wheeling. SouthGAS RECORDII boWid she hoves to lriefly at , . New Martlnsville, with longer Mans first recorde: c~ . IH layovers at Marietta, GaiU)olis eor_n~ from ear_Jy ~;hmese and Ironton. . wntmgs. In the runth cenlt11'J Many of these CIJITimuniC'3· B. C., the Chinese pipe'd gal tions are pomting oot tltott the tllrough bamboo tubes for use Greene Lines, which Degan iD ltghtmg and beatmg. Quick Quiz ::o:~:~~~h: :!~ed;~~ w~~=~~i:~n~~~~e~~o::c~ I ~::~~~~:: :;:;,~ er's' seat and quoting tile 1mmortal Jines of n ·.:entury ago ' theBe waters (Inland or eoastWISe) when all other~ have discontinued for economic reasons or otherwise.'' When word was ;ec~ived on btland waterways of the proposed Iegislstion, and the fact that both boats would be stopped In lite middle of the ,• regu1ar season, lriends of ena {crm· er passengers on both Loats IJetian lettin~ their Senarors and Congresamen know of their disapproval, particulary ::;ena- The propoaed leglslatloll, lour llenate Bills and one House Resolution, requirinl! evidence ol financial seanity and ltrlcter regulation of OCfan cruises, would lift the lieen!ea at the two Alll!flcan lltlf! pa» qer veuets because the) tla DOt comply wltb struc!.ursl recOQnelldationa made for pa,.. ~e~~~er vessels by the House Committee oo Merchant Mar· IRe and Fisheries. Theaf! indude upperworks of II r eproof, fire - iesisting, and fire. retardant materials. Witnesses representing governmental agencies at an Aprll 2tJ hearl·ng In Washt'ngton. D. C., asked that the Delta Queen and the South American be ruled out 110 that the American Merchant Martne could get Its FINAL SHORE STOP - The Greene Lines Steamers, Inc., Delta Queen may make her last shore atop ever at Gallipolis Jone 21 southbound on ••house in order" before forher annual !().<fay round trip Cincinnati-Pittsburgh cruise. Pending legislation In Congres~ aimed at getting rid of floating foreign fire-trays may elgn ships were forced to adopt cause the Delta Queen to go out of service July I. River!olk are protesting the action with letters to their Senators and Congressmen, new safety rule!l. Th.la would mean the boata wJU go out of lef'Vice about July j[ lhe aew ~, regulations go inOO effect. . The legislatioa is partly the result of the loss ol Ide ol paaBen Philson of Racine, a mao who "has never done anytlling for hi& voice," h a I •Society. He remembers t h el baSI narrator part in II'J'he Re- aengers on the Panamanian nag stirred the hearts of thousands of churchgoers over 33 years with his strong and mel- song, "Hertd" from the Cant.a- demption" by Gounod. Hl8 fu- cruise ship Yarmouth C~tstle low baritone presentat1on1 of hundreds of spiritually mspired vocal solos and solo parts ta, "The Coming of the Ktng;t l tore as a soloist was set. oa Nov. 13, 1965, a firtl which Incidental to anthems and canlatas. by Dudley Buck. Ben was a featured S&loist in took 90 lives, and other foreign Phllson, 54, admitted there has been only one or his friends who has mustered up "I've never forgotten that several of the pre-1950 mil> paBsenger vessels operating out the courage to make the traditional two-edged. suggestion: "Why don't you do something one," said Ben. ''I could sing it strels staged and directed by of U. s. ports that fail to corn. with your voice?" This was a number of years ago, and came from an accomplished BO· yet." the Jate Ed Condon wbose train· ply with . u. s. Coast Gaard prano soloist singing at the Ume In the choir of Heath MetllodiBt Church In Middleport 1 The next spring he did the ing in that field extended bill safety regulations. where Philson still singa reg· tlte genuine minstrel days 110 E. J. Quinby, chairmu of ularly. years ago, and even earlier. the board of Greene Line Steam· After a stint teaching science en, Inc., was at the AJJril JO . There surely have been many at Middleport High School, and hearing in Washington and WB!I llstenera wooder wby Ben · Is as a telegrapher ltr the C&O told that the Delta Qoeen and eogaged In physical lestinl! In Railroad - he learned telegra· presumably the South Amerl.the concrete laboratory at phy fiddling with the Morse caa would not be allowed ro Sporn. Evea yel with a shade code while teaching - B " " finish the season, although in of the ~ range g--long 1 went with Sporn in 1153. he past wheu such changes to high I, because he usually He has served as directo r u-e made in vessel structural alngs only Sundaya and bt one Heath Cl:lurch. choir but prefe. .. requirements older vesselJ ere eholr practice per week - there to take hUI place in the bass allowed to continue to operate Is enough power left to fill the section. WJtil taken out of serv1ce pernormal allllltorlum. In the old manently. days they called It, "rattling Following the Apnl 20 hear" the rafters," and that Is what lng, Quinby and E. J. tJoehel, Ben, a snwdliah man, unexpectpresident of the Georgian Bay edly oilll can do. Q - How did WWtam F. Co- Line, submitted a statement to "By Ute time I got around to I dy acquire the aickname 11 Buf- tile Senate Committee, beaded doing much solt work, which , falo BUI"? by Senaror Warren G. Magnuilwas In !tiS, tt was too late ro A - It resulted from Cody'• on of Washington, ·equ.,ting break the pattern already east," skill in killing buffaloes ro pro- that the operators be ~ven at said Ben, ''even If there was vide meat for construction work- least until Nov. 30, 1961 to much of a chance of doing anyers engaged in building t h e oomply with the DeW requirethinK in music proressionallf." Kansas and Pacific Railroad. menla. The olatement said ill The people of Meigs Counly ...-t: must ftgure It a clear bonus Q - How many memben "The proposed amendment, ti thot Ben didn't go away ro do make up lite Se.urlty CouncU made ~fective· July I, 1966. somethb\f! wltlt hls velce. Most ol lite United Nation&? would ~ave a diaaslrj't!S ellect tllink for certabt he would have A - Fifteen, five with perf(l- 011 ttJ.e owners and _.-employees made tile grade. anent seats and the remaining ef each of these ves$e1s ... .we And the county would have 10 being elected for tw~year wish lo emphasjze ihat we are bE.'en without Ben's ever faithterms by the General Assembly. , botlt American buill, American BET AS!GMA PHI- Mrs. April Smith, Uncoln-Heigh" ful service in choirs, in minflag, over 99 per cent American Pomeroy, Is the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Pbl otrels, and many other public Q- What Is heat llgbtnlltJ? ownership, with American sorority "Girl of the Year" in Meigs County. Mrs. SmiUa. A A form of streak lighterews calT}'ing American pas- currently president of the organization. was presented a events where a song dooe in proPREPARES SOLO - Ben Pbllaon, left, confers with William RwseU, organist a~ lesslonal style Is needed. choir director of Heath Methndist Church Ia Middleport, to rehearalng a baritone solo. Mr. ning far enough away in dis- sengers . we believe our ~f- ring that she wilt wear during her year Mrs. Smith's hu• Ben Is tlte descendant of a Philson has sung hundreds - probably thousands - of oolos In churcheo and c h or a! tance so that thunder ia not forts have helped malntain the band, Thomas, is an employee of the Kyger Creek Power Americaa Ml!!l'Chant Marine in plant and they have two children. Paige and Todd. long llne of well-known docrors. groups ol Meigs County the past 33 yeara, heard. He aJmest became one htmself, I Rl' ]!17 !t!T!liilllllll liE IIIIIIJiiUIII~ll illl Lb.dlliiEI-Ntf.~I!!J:Ib 21 II IIIII 22 221111111 1 !I!JIIi!Yi\lh i with a year ~ medical school w: n 1 11111111 . .: :: : 1 a at Western Reserve University. But the Great Depression made Ben a casualty of tho mt!dlcal profession. He was the l!lln of Fred Philsen of Racine who died In 11164 and had been In tile ltardware buslnea all hla life. Ben's uncle was Dr. John Philson, famous for having practiced 50 yea~s l BY DICK TIIOMAS river. 1Pomeroy and ClncinnaU. HltJ ' ever, continued operatioDJ Whott tha pulled out 011 dry themselves from the Inspert- Works had the contract ro buUd In eastern MeJgs County. e Fifty years ago this month The JndlaAa was owned by palmier days ol steamboatlng Ithe way between Cincinnati and docll, however, the hull ors at Pittsburgh. He was or I new 15 i 5 straight high pr. . 401 dl~ ~~ t~ ~~~~ ·8 , eat the large sidewheeler packet the LoUisville - Cif;r:inn;"t~ Pat.: ~· : when a fast big sidewheeler left IPomeroy. . ' found in pod condition. Tbe I tbe opinion that Ute o~ners of sure pisten vaJv~ .engina fC · u son, en s gr 1 , steamer Indlona, a familiar 1et Company and was used as ,GaUipolls and Pomeroy every 1 Late in April of 1918, federal Ruth wu out of mmmlsolon the Ruth should be p111d dam· I the boat. The Wtlhams Co., uncle. who died In t918 · a " ' sig~t In the middle reaches of ~ a supply boat whenever the :morning, mept Sunday, on •hull Inspectort1 at Pittsburgh or- 1tr two weelui as result of tlte I ages by the government He Middleport. had the rontract pra~tlced all hla tlflile hat Racm~. l the Ohio River around the turn , steamers City of Louiovllle and Ischedule. Returning pllssengf!l'l ldered tile packet Ruth to dry order ol the Inspectors. ·also thought that an inspector for the boilers, breechen at>l Ben' great gran at er, w 0 of the century, burned almost :City of Cincinnati were . out of reachetl Gallipolis near ·supper dock, refuslnt! te allow a alnt!le or board of Inspecroro that Ill· slllcks, which were to be itt1 died In the !8?~. Dr. J 0 h n I ro the water's edge at the Cln· ' commlssloa. The boat ' was In- time and Pomeroy at bed time. passenger or a pound of lretgbt ha: ::.,""*~ : ed their official position to work stalled at Pt. Pleaaant. The Rush fJ . K.) PhJison, was . a l.cinnati wharf. sured for ~.1100. Purser David\ Commodore Holloway wa1 robe placed on board at Plitt- federal .~ver,.:eo had out personal spite oa a steam- work waa scheduled to be co,. surgeon lit the Fourth We!t Vtr- The Indiana had been laid up Scatterday, lor-If of Galli· .known to every buslnes'!l"an burgh. She made Ute trip down ....,....~. boat owner should be rt1110ved pleted in loor month5. &lma lnlantry in the Civil War 'lor repairs below the foot of polis, was In charge ol the Jn. lthe route as a shrewd tili<l suc- ,the river and was taken to the bent 11 ...., be<lase of Ill- from office. 1111 FlSB STORY and practiced In Racine later. Main St. wtth no one on board dlana'o olllces wbell. sha wu Ill 1cesslul manager as wOII u a lPt. Pleasant dry dock. opec Ions onleretl afl<r ...... J. K. had C!lme 00 fllicb\e '' 1 when ~ fire broke out. This : the Pomeroy trade tOr. a lew ~ man of high character and In- I Federal Inspectors William alelmholt lliaaoten. PLACES CONTRACT One good fish story ~ peddler ~ the war and Ia~ accounted for the Inss of no trips. · . 1 tegrity, He was an excellenl lClart and Charles Thomas Captain Ellis Mace, HJIM. Fifty yean aao this llprin& up every spring, and 1911 er studied l"edlctne. life. 'f'ho! boat had recently un· . COMM. IIOUOWA\' . ,navigator and had commanded found the packet Ruth In much lngton, o1 tbe towboat Sel Ctptaln Howard Cavitt of Pitt. I"" weptloa. _. Mrs. Philion " tbe former dergone %xtenslve repairs and Fifty yean .,. tbls spring, \several boats, lnt:ltlding the better shape than wu expect. Lion, a fih known rtverman. burgh plaeed a eontract wltll II ooem1 that one aJ&ili Mnlne J,...ll of Racine, toach- was expected to enter tlla ex- Commodore Qtirl~ M. Hollo- famous Fleetwood, Telegraph, od. The boat was given a clean poured CGII 111 the clamor lu' the Kanawha Doclt Co.. Pt. Fieyd Lawrence II P I 1 er at M~ddleport since 195&. curs ion f!uslness at LouisvUle, lway, ~ar..td ...... .P.ver- llostona, and Potomac, bDI of heal tit alter mlnar ,... tile lnapedorl' ICI!on. Pleaaan~ lor the mDBtruction l.ondbt&, K7. Wll ltsblaa Mil They haVe ti oon, Rush, now In Ky. man, died In !"etf• York City. Shipments o1 rretghj l!y rlfet pairs were mad& to the buD. Captain '111<1 uif II loolted of a new towboat lor the Rod- bad used all his balL the Air Foree. · · The Indiana operalt!d lor 1 He quit tile rlvw Ill •'llf when dl,pped oH a lillie In the Sprlnl ~pervisinl! Inspector ~el llle the· lilipedon had declllred aero Sand Co., Pittsburgh. Tbo . '" _ ,B~•.gr~du~ from Ohio UnJo. short lime In the Pomeroy.Cin- 1business w• IIIU ,OOQp!Ina and o1 1911, and at! a resolt .tile J. Daughterly came down from ·war on c.jlialDI Fred Bon> boat wu to be ball! on tile Bel~ '~' be loot ••t.~7 In 1":"1' L, ~lo!~;;; =:~ cinoaU ii'~ilo wben ibe ittadlitot made .• ~ 1ft tbe 1111 packet Courter, llut of GIJ!cln- Pttlibur&h and poi lh• ilanlll ~ iiid,~ Do.111ally, o~mo 1 lilwk, and llluncile4 iiilowoyi, O!U'"!' 1 . ol!or lie hail 1aa6, o~ated onlJ. as far ·nolllh of approval oo the packet. Even ers til tht Ruth, Tell City and oo u to not lnlerfere with -dock ::0~.uIta ~01)' ·.- went lhat.fal! to. came out In .1800. She was a business on ~"''· ;·t, Westem a..ervo. 'Ill had SUit( very last and powerful boat COmmodOre 'ix!OWIJ ·at u .va~~<ebure,'' .J!ir., oil · :· llne ·the dookmen could rind 110 had lite Dunhar. laci!IUeo. . ... , . . . / ill ~ cboln IInce I boy, Iilii with the 25 • I macblneey oli time wls ~of the ~; anti lf,l '-" 'is Huntlllfi!On, p!IC!!Il In the Rutli'a hall. The Captain Mace wu ol tile opln- The boat was to be 1 plOI woW Iiiii 'llil .._, titf(Yfr ~ elMo solM. His 111:!1 ~ old bull&s\ Boitona, ''nle Collar Line otwnbllil; '.the W; VI., on anothlr. Two other ~lora had orilel'ed all the loa that ittiamboat men should eype, 12'1 feet 1q and 21 feel \'lie Mil ...... · tolo work wao tf!Ut tlte uow lndlalll was 285 feel lol)i and !Unest that ever 1'111 betweea lawlltar pi!«ets, the · GreeD' ohe.ilnJ ·torn off Ute packet's! pli<e mounted f111t11 on tbelr wide, with steel l)ulkbeadl. lour potDI tallllll • . . ...,. lfiii!!Dt:l llffla Caunt,r Cllorll WN the wltlelt j)lcltot 111 tha 1deatb remlaciMI . the wood 11)'1 tho .!lnenfand. ho• bull ajJol the IIIIDI ~ ~!Pall. II -•ey, lo protect 'lbt Pt. PleaaiAI lladl• 11a ltld ..._. 'liMII ltit ( . Be_!l Philson, Baritone Soloist 33 Years didn't want It ruined all-together. But now the driver Insisted ·on the tdea never had been consid· ' ro carry the day. Compromlat 51 that even U there had been . • · ered before that they wish to is Impossible on lnltllll!d meaaslight mistake in the begmnmg Debate as to ~e proper course take part in ail governmental ures. A number of 'interrelated there just wasntt an.yway now began some Wish~ to try to decisions aHecUng them. The exisling laws may be u~ ·by to turn back, especially si~ce extricate. Ut~. machtnt from lts corollary, naturally, is that the}' 8 referendum on one si~1e matit would give a bad lm~resslon perilous posJbon. Some express- see no reason to o~y any aws ter. to file "',9ple who bad~ t ed a desire ro get JUt and walk or decisions taken without them I One scholar at the assembly, Invited"" the ride. WI grea - back !lit many miles which they Th tenders lor "part!~ who spoke of the rtferendum ly increased power the big rna- had travelled. others wished ro 1 t'~~. •:~ ue they are not I but could have been slashlng at chine forged ahead but now the hold an election. But the dnver :: 1~ :ralt laws they did the young New Left, ·said beat: owners began ro conSJder the silenced ·all the dissenters. "It ~nh byro write nor by taxes edly that "this Infatuation wllll ~ ,;ost of operating the out- is not a question,., he said, uor :'e ~~d not atJi,rove. Iplebl~cite (participation) democIll at such a high rate of power. the right or wrong path. We are 1~ their own councils, either •·acy Is Ill-advised and shoulcl Still the driver and part of long ago committed ro follow In leftist societie! or student be ended." There wu 110 411the owners maintained that re- this road. We must keep our organizations, they have applled 1sent. gardless of cost. •'we can't back commitments regardless of con- nally, after ascending a grade so steep that even the greatly powered car began to labor. they came to a sign pIaced ·m the road stating, "road ends at top of hill." Since there was clearly no room to tum the choice was only ro go ahead or ro try to back down the dangerous road. Until only the quick ""' or tlte brak· Features· o·[-f TFl·. C0 Area I. Inadequate plssenger vesaels opero"ng on Inland waterways. The other boat io the South American ol the Chicago, Duluth, and Georclan Bay Transit Co., Inc. BY BRUCE BIOSSAT the participation principle with wASHINGTON INEA)-Both Ioften chaotic results. Sometimes tile Far Right and the often verdicts have not beth rtacbed loosely tormed New Left have at all, otlter times !hey have done a great deal ln recent see DO reason to obey IDY Ja•• ~mes to confuse people In this ro be overturned ne:<t day by a country as ro the real, working fresh lollux of partlolpanls. nature of the American govern- THE REAL POINT of all thll mental system. quite juvenUe nonsense ti tbal The radicals of the right, and I it Is at almost total odds with 1 good many of the more tradl- the American system - wbleh tiona! conservative!, have long Is Indeed a rtpubllc. been fond of reminding Ameri- The reason lor the w or d cans that they live under a "re- "almost" Is thai sllgbtly ll1lli'O public not a democracy." than one-third of the 50 states 1 They mean, of cours!, that lmve provisions lor IDIUaUve and ours is a system under which referendum, wblch permit fO~ policy Is mode by popularly ers either ro paos upon th~ work elected representatives, rather of U1e1r representatives m certhan by the direct parlicipatlon lain cases or ro lnl~te leglsfa. of the people. tJon lor the voters eonslderaIn laci, however, rightists frt. lion. quentiy have given this notion But the interesting I b I n g, no more than general lip serv- brought out forcefully In -~ •ice They have resorted to the arly discussions on stale legfl. : de~ice of the state popular laturea by Columbia Un11erS!ty'l ref>:"rendum to achieve, or try recently convened American Asfor objectives they could not sembly, is that the Initiative get through their represent•- and referendum today is widely Uves. accepted as a colosial Oop, . 1 An outstanding example was ' A LARGE PROPORTION of seen in California two fears a· \ the schola~s! governmenf sp&go, when opponents of an estab- 1ciallsts, pohtlclans and buslnesslished tair housing law succeed- men at the a.sembly argued . ed in getting It wiped off t h e 1 thai, with the nctplloo ol tht books by referendum. obviously senalble rtlerellllum AS FOR THE NEW LEFr, a on constitutional ~hqe and bad designation Intended, to In· perhape on certain lon~range elude - among others - con- lndebtednesa, the pr~ctice ol siderable numbers or American direct voter partlclptii!OD In polstudents whose politics really Icy-making should be scrapped. have no de!initlon, It has gone · 'l1te reasons advanced !'ere hard for what It likes to call many. Too few voterl usually "participation democracy." Itake part In such declslom. In- th d I htht'minghsa~udtle~? ~~Yid:~L ~~ad1:~ : ::::~na:~nu::t~~~~or: sequences." So sitting firmly In e r v- "' the cra1ae trades may seal the fate o1 the laat two overnight Poor·Oid Republic Caug~t In Pr·essure of Both Ends . .~=;;Th~e~s;u~nd~a~y;Tl~m~...SO~~n;ll;nel;,;'Su~nda;;y;,14a~y;8,;·;1:~~'"~~· ~~ ~!;7.·t£~ trapo becaii!O ol Washington By-Line "Stop, Look and Listen!". : •- Ill 1 : round trip cralae, It Pittsburgh may be .10-day Cincinnati. ller last shore stop here. Pentllntr legtalatioa In Con. .,.., to outlaw floating fire I ~ Gil IJne Steai!IOn, u. ~ ....,; """"'"'"' Inc.. Gl'llll WJO!; • • • --~ -· ·June 21 oo her ninth annual • - :"en • . :~ May 11, 1946, at the port of Le ~e, France. a little paclrage stamped ·~#I· the initials ''CARE" arrived contt'alli&tg food for victims of World War U. Greette IIMIJ"' iaut May is the Month for 'Days' What is so rare as a day in June? It'!! · a day in May that hasn't been appropria~ eel as National This or That Day by some organization or other. It is lhe same every month, but May l""'ticularly seems ro have its $here of :tpedal observances this year - so_me worthy, others little more than reflections Of the gleams in the eyes of press agents. May will ooly last for one month, as usual, but acoordins ro Spinrad's Day and Date Service, 'It will be: . National Hollie Jmprovement Month, Senior Citizens Month, National . Radio Month, National Tavern Month, Car ilire Month Americall Bike Month, Nadonal ~.1 ·· ' Month, ·Whit• Bread Sales Month ai'~ :tdbing no more than 130 million AE : ~ns should fail to observe ~ew 'YOrf. is a Great Place to Visit or L1ve Month. aThere are only four and a half weeks, bltt they wlll be spread over: National Family Week, Goodwill Week, !Mental Realth Weel<, National Mu~ic ~k AmeriCQ Comedy Week. Seruor CoiiU!dlans Weell, National Correct Pos- Ylbeol tile Delta Queea oc!:ancy section of tlte Joftn. : have lo~ times. In nine years not WISh ~penly ro scuttle :""a:"J: Jllvlts, Repub-1 ~r poll~cal or economic son Adinlnlstratlon's new omnl· overcome Southern .reslslance occupancy, they o'2; I for Ucan ol New York. Tb06e of terms- don't serve any more. bus CivU RJtlbis BID is very to ctviltblst~ l~l:Uon, ::~~ :1~, t~ecUon t year their erstwhile corm <Ides In, The handy all -~u=~ ~:~~ likelY to be put •ID a Senate trying e e ' k looks retty arma who bave suddenly star~ by wblch a or -igeonhole In tltts Congresslon· rather than ro court the heros anyhow. orr senh P ed looking of! In lite lat dis- politician could always mal<e a role The dlff~nce is that this good to them rig I r.ow. I ldenti IV'! rights record lor hima!~=·~::.&.:~ whlppinl! boys\ tim~ 'tbalr own home people So It Is that the a~-oul ci~ ~'f: ;;:'.;':;"~ :e prlv~ ~ without really disturbing or InaCtion will, of eourse, be are far from keen about this rights ar~ates ak ou:~f "the leged. sanctuary of public aoon- annoying his white constituentl Soutlterners. But the real !open oceupancy buslne!s - ~ are realdy of stpehelr mouth5 all ymlty Gone are their old Ian't around any more. . thtf · hnitappliestolheJrownsamese · thbdf11 · reason WID be a or once w e and not slm I to the time - are being put on a . thundera about e P e OIYS Politically' the 1011& free ride the sharp sanrtious proposed prope!ly . hted So ~~rs thin diet Right or wrong tltey In the Soutlt. For II seema, sud- Is over And while the present . - ro forbid a private own- some be"'!tild ra~er not may be 1~ what seems to many' denly' that there are Iota of alate ~! affairs In the . Senate of a hot!"' or apllflnU!nt to They w Presl- Including tilts columnist, to be bad lellowa bt lite, North, ~· that IUustrates this pomt ts · discriminate ·~!!" .!IIClal .;ug· ~bo~,t this ~~ more a consistentlY extreme .position And this Is a disturbing thmg not the prettiest manifestation, lous reasona b\ either Ita e or en a new , w·ll efer not on the whole harsh and Infinite- alrogelber. it is healthy all the same. For rental - will In ·!act cut poignantly, "7a ~s : no vote ly eomple• subjecl of civil The !act Ill that tltls sltuallon il Is long past tline to try for· Ide<!per m the North than In to have cas y rights But nobody can say of Is only one example of ~ ~~ ever ro divide the sections Jnl<l the And the real, as dm- upon ,II,:• '• . tit . !' ht them ihat they are keener about central reality that clvtl nghts . sheep and goats. Ungpished !rom the apparent ThUs m takmg up e tg · · In the South · has long since become a fully and traditlomil, villains of this I against tile open occupancy pro- ' applying ~t'l!ssu: Northern national and no Ionser simply This is one country. And _raepiece wm be for once men who viso as an ~constl\utlo~al as- than In t !" 0 3 Southern problem. The old .ial justice shorn of sectional lalk with Yankee and not South- sault upon prtvate property, the ho:e~ltds. for lllustl1ltlon over-simplifications upon which demagoguery - whether or ern accents Republican Senate leader, 21- ' . uc a rna~~ De.; Northern liberal politicians South or ol North - Is 1111 In a word, a good many Ierett Dirksen of Illinois, is for !is Senator f~lhp A.w~:r~ going have been so long so amply Imperative problem. 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' • I I l Anderson Pole~ Three Homefs,·· '2'.•.IId'.·' ~ •' -· " * ' - ~ ~e~l~;, i,~u. * fA'tl ' Arl",•oe~~~r ~~":!~~ ~m . ' Al»t'~ ~, !"":t~ ~!oho!:"!!!le, ~~ ,..,I tori - ~ LOUJ!)VILLt;, i\y. llit'i, ,. tn fin••· ''" .. hti' Tt 111111 lh• ffrlt ride! trainer Henrvn' Forrftt even! MII'Jlancl-bred ever to wtD lheJ ftnilhed . fiftb Kauai King, breaking from the , As the field pounded toward out Blue Skyer lor second while In the Kentucky ~by for I thoulb. the 6&-year..)d hone- race •1111 he diG It wnn as,\ Ill•· ~·e. ono """ Q.,.,.,.., '~dt starting gate like a scaredl the wrre, tt _looked as though "WheaUey Stable's Stupendous Brumfield, a 27-year-old native man baa been tralnln& lor tO courqeous an effort u IDY run 1n 2.1rl, a fuJI two ae''"" rabbit. led II rivals on a merry 1naii a ciw•n iou•·••• m:Oht do lt. """' U:roc-q"ort::-:: :! o :! 1':7., O!!t! ye!!'!. winner of the lint ol the Triple off the .Derby tel cha:;e at Churchill Downs • But in one of the clos..,t 1, farther back In fourth place. the flrat Derby Kaual · KlJii wa1 !be · lint ICrown claulca. Northern nancer ID Saturday and then hung on finishes In the history of the 1 Kaual King, winning lor the · RellabiUtate, siXth, follow grimly in a terrific strelch race, Kauai King reached tile I third straight time, was the by AmerOLi, Fleet Shot, drive to win the Kentucky line in front. favorite of the hoge throng and Sky Guy, WilliamDerby by a half a length. I Advocalor, owned by MrS. paid 16.80, $4.20 and $3.60. siMI Kid, Qulnla, Tragnlew, The Maryland. bred colt i Ada L. Rice. who won the race Advocator paid $13.00 and $8.80 Beau SUb with DomtDar lasL avengt>d the defeat of his strt, l last year w1th Lucky Debonall', . while Blue Skyer. grouped in a Nalivr Dancer, who suffered and Blue Skyer, a last~minute l feur-horse mutuel field, paid the onlv de·feat of his career : entry in the first of the Triple $5.40. when h.e was second to Dark . Crown classics, were the big 1 The victory was worth Star in !he 1953 Derby. I threats. As lhe largesl crowd in i $120,5110 to owner Michael For<! The dark bay colt with D•m the history oi Churchill Downs I who paid $12.0011 for Kauai King Brumfield in the saddle outran I roared 1ts approval, they i as a yearling. . his rivals throu~h the back. , pounded through the straighta- : It was the first Kentucky stretch for lht> first time and . way in futile pursuit of the : .Derby starter f?r ~ord, w.ho is CINCINNATI (UP!l - J I m ~ frum there on they all had to flying leader. · m the steel fabr!Catmg busmess Lefebvre bit two homt runa and Don Drysdale aided his S--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 8, !966 own caul!! with one Saturday lo highlight e spree of live Los ~ '":i -~ ~·· Mlghty Btuo De\11 ;luggers bruiljjhl iDe lliue Devils' record Tmy was charged will> the Dllryl Terry who had three 1'11111 ln lha first puled fiva home 1'11111 18 pound to 8-3 lor the season. 1oas and 12 He · l.tlldlll , ' 1 out a 14-2 vlctoty ..., the GaiUpoll! travela to Middle- llfne hill; s:;:"t pve up o Jacl:son • lour blta, aln&led two .. 0111. ~ . . :'~~=ywl~ternoon EllhlbWonill~ tt;l:;...-~aUipolls 1 Drysdale, Dodgers in Easy Romp - -- ... . l District Baseball, Track Meets Slated This Weekend P~nthers Win, In District Finals ~:¥.!..:: The an nual SonthPastorn Ohio lligh Sehoul Dlstrirt · ' lls walked Willie Davis end baseball tournam<·nt and trark-field meets are scheduled Righthander Broce Simpson i eroy's opponent will be an- hit was followed by a home run The only KC hila Simp- In the filii>. The KC contMna- 1Ron Fairly In the first inning, th!s wcrkl'nd at Ohio {l ni~·ersitr ~ ~~ A1hPn~. tossed a four • hitter as the nounred ~unday, off the bat of D1ck Werry, tal· son, who barned In a .tne per· tion struck. out seven and walk- 1Lou Joh118011. and Lefebvre - -- -- - - - -- - , The F'airgreen Country Club PomProy PanthPrs walloped Ky· Pomeroy bombarded the &b· ented Pomeroy l'l:IICher. Rodney formance by fanning 13 and l!4 two. ' IJ11ashed ~k-to-bac'l: bomen Fitulhv Cn"~ •\rr ' coum. located belw""n Jack- ger Creek 11-0 in the Class A cat,· tefthanded Lanny T y o. 1Karr then singled. Issuing one free. pass, were Pomeroy hitters wore Werry that staked Drysdale It 1 HI , • • ' • . • ~ ·• , and Wellston, wtll host the central sect tonal !' inals Salur- who had hurled an entire game I Pomeroy conttnued lhe same Skaggs With two smgles, J. Fillb- with a home ·run and alngle; lead and all but decided lht 011 1 !lt 1 ul" 011 OSL annual Class M and A ~olf day afternoon at Pomeroy. Frtday afternoon, tn the ftrst, treatment to the ensuing 1nn- er a double and a alngle by Lenny Van Meter, Rodney ~arr ·&arne. C'Olt,\1Bl 1S (U Pil ·- D<~V£> tourn ament on S:ll.urday, May coach Ru~s Moore's Panth· mnmg. . 1ng wtth three more mar}l'ers, S, Henderson. and BHI M n belted t Sorers, n. a &-f, ot-6 m ler dl 11. Defending champion Is ers will now enter the Soulh- Steve Finlaw was safe on an and added two in each of ll\e Tyo worked the first four aln&ies a Baer Drysdale, who hit hlsh 1 Fmdlnv H1g:1 S<·hool and Gallipolis The Blue _Devils own eastt'rn District Tournament at error. With one out. Baer l faftb frames and one lnnmgs for the Bobcats . and double 1 Whale tn tht' second inmng wen lh• most sough! alt,•r srn11ot a ro•rm d . brea kmg four . Chillicothe thts weekend. Porn-' tagged a two-bagger. Baer's m the Sixth. waa replaced by Chuck Leach 1 y, Dodgers bunclted nve bill basketb:!H m thP coun· straighl d!strict titles. - .- - - . .. - - .. - --I e. three runs to matt It 7 .. 0, try this yPa r, has ncreptM a The annual distriel baseball ! By Innings: scattered three hils in the first schokmhip to Ohio State Cui· lourna mPnl.s for Class A and i Kyger Creek 000 000 0-:0 4 7 seven innings to pick up . the " " ily. M "'luads wtll be lwld on t.he l Pomeroy 330 221 x-11 "I victory and boost hls _record lo Sorenso n. who om aged 26.1 . Ohto un 1vers itv diamond on l Batteries - Tyo, Leach (5) 2-3. Ron Perranoskl pttched lht r' •nts g;Hne last season, 1.1 :md Four sertwnal South Pomt banged Its wav South Pomt is now l1"'1 for the , who scored 1n Larry Strong's! The Blue Devils eommltted and Fisher. Simpson and Wmy. final tnni,RRII to nail clowa \\ ns ll PI s Clao:;s AA h1gh to\Jrnameut wmn•·rs from earb. . , . . season, and Coach Cliff Wilson's , single. Herbie Karlet sjngled l three errors and left oDly three Plate Umpire- George Nes· , Drysdale s trtumph. plByf' r [)( til (' ye;1r w1ll battle fm a berth IR mto the SEO Dlstnct Class AA I Blue Dev1\.s are 8-4. Galhpnlis I Strong home to put Soutll Point mea e · baae. selroad. I Lefebvre slammed btl lecond &JJ "'nson \i.ld been offPr •,l the state tournaments. finals baseball tournament next had downed Jackson 14-2 Fri- ahead l-1. 1 Tho stru k t eight• bomer of the game eff Gerry s<hoiRr< ht ps h: ,w; colleges and Port<mnulh " defendmg Class wtlh a S-3 wm day to gam the central secliun-, Phil Cremeens walked and ' and four,c and'"'commit- ' Arrigo with, Fairly on baH bl Jnl 'iUrl,ng slx Jn thl' AA di amplOn. over Qtllipohs ' urday after· I al fm:lls l.arrv Mitchell singled in the ! . Ithe fourth mniDI. B1g Ten Hnd somC" fr•lTn The annua l thmdad me"t for noon on the Ga\11 IS State In· I . I fifth· mnlng for the Blue Devils ted biB team II only error when AI Ferrara capped tbt Dod· 1 1 · ' d' d L Thompson gave up smg es o · be loot a bounder back to the ad 'th hll athh•tt:> s w1ll com· st1tute 1amon as a r r YIT S · th rr-t ' Spencer hit hi.!! second lingle to . ger run par e Wl Canad.1 He evrrv srilring and at 9 a m Mav 14 at Thompson, .. big hthander ommy e I tie the count 3-3 and Gilmore meund. The Pomterl left RVeJl solo blast in the stxth bminl r:eboundrng rH'Oid m Fmdlay Peden Stadium M,arietia is \im1ted the Blue DevJis to flve 1thnmnlhg,rda b f 1 D, emeens.Gml I siTuck out to e-nd the inning men stranded on tbe 11ack1. off Teddy Davldsoa to boost tht . e 1 e ore anny I ·1 ' d 1 . rgh s h1sL ory · defendrng champion. scaltered hilS, hed d e that 1 Price walked to open the siXth Home nnw by Adam! and • Dodgers lea 0.2. two mort H 1 - --~ more smas a me riV Th• Dodgerstoadded never touched the ground until I for SOuth Pemt but was out at Gilmore were the game 1 only ·.1 1 htb d It reached d!'Pp l<ft field, and second as Steve Craddock made extra base hits. Tom Spencer COLUMBUS (UP!\ _ Ohio ' = :e up went for a home run to knol the firs! base en an error. Kirby ""' two for lour, both smgles. State University drfl!ndlng k gtl count 1-1. Adams poled a long home run Mike Sherman, lor Snuth Point, rBig Ten webati kings, swept l al~e ·Dodgers woun 4 up wltb • I Suulh Poinl took a 1-0 lead 1to left centerfield to score Crad- was two for two; K~rby Adams ' 1 double btU Saturday !rom . 11 hits off four pitchers with In the second mnmg when Tom duck and put the game on Ice and Tom Price were both two Northwester, 1~1 and i-3 to 1Ellis, who was knocked out In Pme smgled , stol e second and • ~3 for tbe Pomters. for .three at the plate. push Its league mark to &-0. i the second Inning, taking thl th!rd. and srorPd m K1rby Ad· Pf'tt' .&.nderson went the route Lme score: The Buckeyes banged out 20 1 He ia 1-4 tbil •81oD ams' smgle '\ fo.r the .Blue Devils and gave up , SUulh Point . . . 010 IIZ2 H 8 I bill In !be opener, wbilo Dick AriOSI.••111'1111kyno-:', •·-- 01· Coarh Cliff Wil~un's G<1lila 10 n dltlmond lllter this month. years. Last time the Ja{'kPIS 1 • • 5 • Bogg>, ~1. Umlltd Northweat- !be Gil wuna IIIIIIKII The Pointers came back with eight h.tts, a11 s1ng" e1cep1 Gallipolis ·- · · · 000 ·~ .....,. season, a .two-rua blut Ill h h Academy RluP Dev1ls bast'bal\ 1 Logan 1::. defending league finished on tup of t e Sout ern two runs ln the lop of ttle fifth. Adams home nm. ADdenoo BaUeries: Soutb Poillt - L. M1l to tbr bltl · lor team wtll Journey to Mtddle- 1champ ton for the past tw• l Diviston was "' !957, the year I b Mike Sherman struck out nine and walked lour. (WPI and Karle!; North J. ped I ill- the llflb llmitll, lteotiDtod port Tuesday to battle Coach years. Athens has won l4 they went unbeaten m HI game!! on smg es _ '!__ ._ ' GalU Ul _ Andenon (LP) wes rn um ou tbe two Red 1'\lDI. Carl Wolfe's Yellow Jackets for : Norlhern Di viston erowns since Iand the year MHS won the and po er. Ill !be lead In , 0 0 2 !be the Sou !bern DIVISIOn champ- I the league spht mlo dtvlStOR I Class A Stale tournament. . . S!.eJC I bulge alter ftve lonshtp. play m 1950. Th• Bulldogs own ' .The Yellow Jackels own ftve l RULE 18 LEADF.Il Stale erupted for seven I Both teams own 3-2 league lrague dtvtSJOn crowns, and SOUTH BEND, Ind. tUPll - day beading Into the llretcb HOUSTON (Ul'll - J • c k runs In the silth frame to fee I 1 1',' " · ·u be records. The winner will finish see.king its. k' Its Notre Dame unveiled lis long- and thundered to a length vi<>- Rule Jr. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa the game. Tblrd balteman Jim I division ptay with a 4-2 mark, f t d' . . n till in ni0 e a d'.PD '' wt. . mg ' sought aerial attack Saturday tory in the $511,0011 Added Car- fired three C0118eCUtive birdies Graham came tbroogh will> the ' and face Coach Ed Rannow's trS _ m sto e ___ - · nrs~S IVIStllll ~tt1e 1nth wo years. aa the lrisb romped 18 a 33-0 ter Handicap at Aqueduct. on tho back ninO Saturday to key blow, 1 triple, which drove 10 Northern Diviston champioos, . IGA won t e sou crown victory In the an1UJ81 Old Tlm- 1 lfab the lead In the twice- Ill the tying run. Athens Bulldogs. Eachus Sluneo !964, but rehnqutshed 11 to a ers-Notrt Damo lootlloU game. delay.., first round of the Curt Heinleid was the win"II powerful Jacksun oulftl In 1965. "' Dok• Jackson and Pomeroy have (II 8 uc k Dn A I The Blue Devils have won 1 DELAWARE, Ohio <UP!) - $1110,0011 Houston Champlona Dlni hurler, puahlng hill record t BALTIMORII; (OP!) alread lost three limes : nd Three former oulheaslern . six division cham ionshi s and SAN JOSE !UP I) - Tommy Ed Curreri blunted 1 alnth I Jnteruatlonal Golf Tourument Ill :1-1. The loolr wu Bob Sbutla. Sims' three-run. ho- capped are .;athemattrallv Ohio Leogue footbaU players ' six overaU titles p Last pGAllS Smtih of_ Sao Jose State smasb- Inning rally to enable Ohio . wllb o The lou was Northwesteru'l I llt<-l'tlll Jlllttb-IDain& rally Sal· rtPm this year's ttile picture were outslanding in Saturday's ' h .0 sh p c .;e under Mark . ed the ltsled world record for Wesleyan to de!eal Capital, 1-4 eighth In Big Ten play, and Ill arday and propelled league~ · annual spring scrimmage iD ~ a ~P~ n ~ 8 the 220 yard dash down a Satcrday 1n an Ohio Conference SOCCER CUP overall record lt 5-15. leadlRg O.velllld Jndl•• to I =Athens owns a 4-U nmrk in Col um\Jus. The varsity won, 41- l Yu" to'" b L· 1 . 1 d'ng F . , stratghtaway Saturday by w' basebaU game. COLOGNE Germany (UP!) The twin wins puahed the U victory over lba Baltimore t1Jto N u 110 me u ' Mid-. n- Dinllg theI even t Inte fm ' h'.',' hern o· .. and has 7. . . B. Iday P's games, d' e of 1919.5s' ' - A wUd celebration Friday, Buckeyes current vldory strtak Orioles. hlitd -•· "'nc ~ at least a lte for that GalllpoiiS tll Earhus, oper- dl "I I e a so was mre to · ' with 100 policemen to keep to 12 lu 1 row. For BOaSon play The Orlot.., be lilt .,.. d 1 owne a 7·v season rea f 200 •t! . g at left off cnS!ve . guar d on coepor . the same ,I BOWLING GREEN (UP!) - order . greeted the Boruasia I ••· ' tight pfl<hln& of Steve Bar..., ••· e Only a comple te letdown. atm d Gall or me ters tn - Bucks are 18-1. 11 as 7-3-(1 0 1 f.i'u .P 1 sm'l:t'~mg . ....- be. 1ween race, to best that world mark. Bosling Green scored three Dortmund ........,_ and Eddie Witt. bad'DbUUt I f.o At!1ens · JpfcalS plus twG the first unit, opened gigantic ul ,, 1'n · th e f1rs ........... team , newly ...Lr ' gan trtumphs. could chonge holes for Rudy . Hubbard, Pa ' GAHS and Middleport on April · runs In lbe bottom of the elgbtb , crowned · ebamp\OD of the AMERICANS ADVANCE U lead oa Brotkl nuuoDSOD I tile IJtv•ston ptclure . Hudsun and Wtll Thomas. lie , the Blue Devils blanked . CHERRY HILL, N. J. to defeal Notre Daroe Universl-1 Europeao Cup wtnnen playoff. ROME (UP!) - Americana run-scoring double In the lint 19 that happen, a playoff played every mmute ol lhe of- ; MHS U-0 behmd the strong arm ,- Wyommg Wtld<BI, gt>.n a ty 5-4 1n an independeot base- Borrusia defeated Liverpool llennlo Kalston, Clark Graebner end • two-run homer by BOOfl Wpuld ht:• nerf'~sary before 1l1e fensJve ;Jellon. ~ r L . M't ·h U Los' h l· ' strong nde by Garth Paller- ball dash Saturday. !• 10 ertlme 'lbunday nigbt J.l JUJd Marty Rlessen advanced Powe1l ln the fourtb. 0 ,..,.arr) S 'bee · overall cha mpionship game. is Logan's Robbie Johnson, ao : mg u .r I son came up from last plae'' ~o Saturday In tho Romelnterna• Watt breezed ... _,.m. HYI 1erovthe crown. . ler uarv to art was a v1c1Iffi h d ........... . ~n· e d on the Southern D1 v1s· the number two ddcns1ve unit, · . ld' b b' 1 beat Aunc by a lengt an a tlonal TeMil Toumament Rat tnninga In relief of B~Jler wbo 1 1 11 1 -· · Y " earn· · th e 125 ·0!1() 1' DEFIANCE • Oh'10 (UP!) th , quarter s at ur day '" BOWLING GREEN (UP!) ston of Bakersfield Cali! . and- loft the 1ame alter lbfee, 1111· was gnod, as was WeUston ,s Io au Yh " dmg, s· Cl'~' ~:xr METS ,Terry Erwin. who bas b 11 ~a~es \at a) .ed mce h. en, , Added Delaware Valley Handt- Defr,mce edged Ashland 1-4 Sa~ I H WWia Mid Amerl- Graebner of Beachwood ··Ohio lnp when ills lhoulder tliht.,. . r\ E'o\' Y!llil\ diP I! ·- Hnr,k ie switt:hed from fullback to de- , tod art ashtotss adnof. dlt_ter cap al (;arden State Park, : urday in a Mld Ohlo Conference · Coenryf minot, ........:nl..... ca '""·med to down Ru' satan' ed before rwmiYI• trlto trouble . H . h . . an 1:1 one 1t er at e en mg 1 ba b II n erence apr "'ucu•..,IVI., reo- s 1 ... s t rr~ . ru n ho-- f<>n ~1ve nghl tackle. . d' . . h . J k se a game. ...._.... to _..,_ Sa"·-'· 1 __. Tomas Lejua and Sergei Ll'l. in the ninth tiyn1n. rowne . h .mnmg ·~ . ,. . . at , !VISIOn ac son. YORK tUPI) 8 Dav1s . The tn' ph .n;•- ~L~nU~f e.,.. ... , awr m thP ~Jxl 1110SC' seen from ,uall1polts B th hc lampJon . ted to NFW · urn was Deflaace'•• .WIIICU 8o 1..... Gree to 1 hard bacev u ~S 1-4 1-4 in 1 Vic Davalillo opened wltb. S'a 1urdcH' lrf1 1h1• cPIIar-ihv(•ll· the st'rimmage wen· Bob Saun- : hurethrs are expTec d n. with Calvin Stone In the lOth of the season, pushins: ita 11m1 m. '!.,... kntrlumpb • ••Jrd 'a ' ' , do bi 1 triple ..... after Mu AMI . k . . , bb d th ad I' ou...t .,..eo trac ov• w rtun men 1 u es -. , . 1a<"e e-ac o er agam ues ay. . 1pounded eut, JCOred 1 fhw:1gtol I 1N1bs l'v' ak3·2 vw kBu rsonld Ned Game time is 4 p. m, iJrons, gra e e 1e 8atur· ;1eague mar W $--L Central Mlcbigaa. match. m·W 1e ew or \l t'1.S. ,-,ar us, .... m r,a r, ms, an fnr- 1 _ _ _ .. ..._' · -- - · { land's firlt nm 00 a tiqll by "!' o.nP_o~ player~ F:ddi~ =· ~ourth a~d !t, &b ~~ie hom~ W: . ~- ':a, F oz•nters 0 ust Devz•ls, 5 to 3 p~r ~1av ~d•uu1 1~ lla~~ tw~ reg~nn<~l Unl\ Pr<;lht·~. Friday~Mh~ns d1~tnrt mrnc~ hold~ ~en~~~i ~ ~,:"~ I ~ I 1 I I ' I Buckeyes In D0ubIe Triumph ' l ~ ~nn~th ;~ ~lr Winner Wi/1 Battle Athens Gallipolis at Middleport Tuesday For Chamoionsbin Game of Southern Division 1 Tho~ '7. :~to ~ World of Sports lD Bnef ~;ne. cha~~;onshtps. ~~i~d~·~~~~~l · ~e eli~inated ~I 1 tvtsto~, ot;:r. four ~ le~g·;~. alghtc~p, 't" ~•-' SIDls' 3-Run H • b omer m 9t Drops 0no• }es 35-~. 19 t~umament I ~ ~orlh•rn !lj~>uld ~~Pll , 1 ,~g~ry • ° ~ersh. Co;~hh kD~-~e · . . mrr CABS roaches Jark 01- • : 1.-n>r Brttglto pttched a SiX· t'oll and Katl Juslus. hJ1 1rt ar(J ~C'orrd h1 ~ flr'\1 Vlo ion of :he "'' t' ag,in<t ""' de l,·ats. . Gt~NT., ROMP ST LOUIS , UPI 1 - The lea. F ,·ve R eco ..ds I 1 Cl~· • a l ,· a ll Ln Lnvl•tatzon ~ Mlllertban~iDIJidllft vito llluck HlDtoa tdngles,.!.',_~ky -~• ~- 0g~;:;, Gallipolis Squad Takes Third Place (~::!'/,~ ' : ; ; , ~ : IV ~ m ~ . : ~;~? , ~ r~£: ~ ~~~~nds ~ ~;utin ~ 1h~·J I up and Fred ,.~d 10 u~e "'" scort W befon Drabowik)' r I '' '' ~F~·w= 1 o:; J.r:J ighl smp,ll• run thi rd. frame - featuring Five records were establish- tablished one eaeh. The TigeJ'I or lrolllell eapbJroo The Aahlllld Tornratl bad one Mlhaa A· llplucuff J· Jd.. blooped lblllt ta Jell tD Uit Daflny · .. IE"r Y, ·ll 11 I1w Orlond•> Capeda slam • ed during the 13th annual Iron· 1i Maybry the outstaRding Jr.. : ed si~ firs11 tbret fi8CODd!l five flral Coal Grove JaekiOil ud 101'1 A. - :15.5. L::. . 's· grand ·. ~ IC8l'! and oel the 11a•• 'M oo: v. run of lhe ga.me Saturday " . - 10 provtde Juan Martchat ton Jnvitalionai track and field ' onton fr..hman, set a new mark Ithirds, fourths, and' two RusaeU failed to 'wtn an event tOo-YARD DASH - Maybry, Slmo' game-wlllllfnl blaaL to gtve leflhander rommv .lohn wtth hts stxth stratght vtrlory meel beld Friday night at Tank · tn the 2211 witb a :22.1 perferm- 1fiflba IR the sessloL IJacbon bad five lourlb piece I· Colllnlworth A· Newman Saturdav · \"h 't o . mght a 15-2 rout of ' ' ' I · ' ' ' . . Memorial Stadium in Ironton. i ance. Tbf old mark waa set iR Runnerup C.K gained ~ivtlfiniabes. CG; Brooks, A: Scbaffer, J;' CJ emente ·Erron and.· .the ,Ch 1rago ' 1 E' '-:'x. a 1.· lh t:> Sl · . · o_wtor) over the DeL ott T1· 1~uts Cardmals. . .1957 by Joe Coy, Porlsmouth, ' firsls, two seconds, one lhird, The Blue Devils' next meet Hall, 1. - :10.4. Hpl Phil8 W'10 w-s. vte tory broke a burThe host walked_ away ; who ran it in :22.5. : oae fourtll, and three fifths. " 11! at Kyger Creek Wedneoday. MILE RUN - Griffin, CK; gime Sox streak and . Spts. cal , : wt,th IbiS year s event, pllmg Collinsworth, Ashland, set the ' For the tblrd place Blue Dev· · Here'l resulta ol Friday'a ses- Smltb, G: Mllflln, It Henry, PHILADELPH!A (UPI) • was Detrotl s ltfth defca l in lis AS w_IN :>-% . •71 ·• pomls. Ceredo · Keno" new broad jump mark with a iill, Jim Gilmore wo• tho pole oion at Ironton: J; Collillaworlb, A, - 4:48.8, Roberto Clementu tlhoiiJIII 111 laot seven gamos. • KANSAS Cl 1Y 1UPfJ - J tm of West VtrglfliB edged out Gat- · leap of 20 feel, 10 incbes. T be vaull feet, and Butch Me· SHOT PUT - Ferguson, CK; 880-RELAY - lnlntoa, JICk- arm weal off · target lbe Itf"lftsh' Hunter .pit.ched a six-Iitpolts Blue Devtls fnr runner- old mark was :IG-7, set by Coy ' Cormick captured the diseUI Lucu, C-K; Pleuant, I; Flab- 1011; Ceredo-Kanova, Albland, . .ontb lnnitll, !laturday ud ' httler Soturday mght to pick up up honors '" the fmal four · In 1957 and tied by Ironton's loS! fo'ilb a 137 loot heave er I· Cyrus CG - 48'-IW' Galllpolla - 1'374 two lbrolltn& erron b)' tbt WIN AGAIN :hi.< v.ictory of the SPR· .vents. The <..:ener.als tallkd Norm Walker 1n 1963. Three Blue Devlle POLE VAULT·- Gltmore." G; 440-YARD RUN.:_ Kakes, Plltaburgh hllped tbt ST. PAlL . MIN NEAPOLIS : son a S-2 trmmph over lbe !4 markers whtle Galltpohs Griffin Ceredo-Kenova •et were recorded by Greg !loweD Howell G· A· CK· ·Ne-·• CG· Sa·-•- I· Pblladelphla Phutles to Ibm (t1PI) - Veteran ,Johnny KiiPP· W · · ' the new ' mile rtrord finiohing ' ' ' Ue lor ~., ' "· ......... ' fUDI In l 7·• ..........,. - • tbe • . asnmgl on s enalors. ·' wour d up wt'th 38· GAHS rewv· pnto vault· John Brown bl•h' Three-way fourth and' Smith ·Do , G' - w~UV~•, ,N • "" •~w., •• sttln .came out ' ed • tr GPhY for tis eIforta · · ia H6.8. The old mark ' was · sel jump· and' Bruce Smith ' mlle ~ · flftb - Henry J· GUleDwater !..._YARD ' ""'' LOW Sl, ·HURDLES · ·-"· - Plr••. .of the bull pen m, -----· ,... tie ketr,hlh mnm g Saturday 10 ' FINDLAY SCHEDUI . '. m . and Keals 1. -' 10'. ' ..- I· Smith· · ' · •E Ashland Ky. was lourUt with ·· by Joe Hudson of Martella in ; run 'Smith bad a good k1ck Sanden CK · Elrb..-t · ClemeDto• let two ruDI ' ICOfl cf¥! e off a late ra lly and pre- Ft :-IDIX/ . Ohio (UP! t- Ftnd- 33'o. Coal. was next witb 1!1114 to 4·47 ·the .streteb but !be C-K runner ' !UGH JUMP - Edwards I· I· Kit•;••: J· t' ;_,;•le a'• ·wbell be fired lhe ball lnlo tbt ~«Ve the Mmnesoat Twms' 1 c 11 ' · · ' ' : ' ' ' •···· ' '"'~-. ' llanda· beh'"" lba Phll1' ., _ _. llh .· . . 1ay ,o ege 1Jas announced a 17.· Jackson scored 14 points,, Ferguoon of C·K tossed the hadtoohlgofa1ead!ortheGai- ;Brown, G; Gilmore, G; Baker,- :JU. • ••- ,1 ...., fi · stratght trmmph, a 6-4 vtc-1 tntm-87 basketball schedule that and Russell, Ky., had oiX. Only ' shot put 49'-1 v," for a new1J'!C· lian to overcome. I CL: Franklin, A. - 6'·7". ..,_YARD ·on Dick Groat Oy011to lhorl the Boston Reo Sox. ml'ludes 19 regular seasoo ...vPn ent.red !be ooe- 1ord. betterinQ Bill Mad-'s ; GAllS had two thlrtls, Jim 1 BROAD JUMP- Collinsworth FOIOOIII A: Richards I: Shlf• rfghl will> ruJIIIOI'I tteCOIIII games two tournaments. sion. Eleven Indicated t be 1 : 116ft m1rk of Maddo1' ID UJe hiP jump, ICnd A; saunders, l; Eisnaqie, Gi ier, R.; 'G. &niU., G. :._ i:W.i. 1_and_.:..tb-;lrd::::' PDNEERS TRIUMPH . The Otle" hav" add t•d Row· wnuld partlclpat• was from Wurtland, J!Y, :!lam Elsnauate Ill !be broad ' Legg, 1: Cox, A.- 20'-18". ·i' Wr'(ARI> DASH - Maybry, . ri)(riiAU. SCORIII , RlETTA, Ohto iUPI.t -:- ltr~ r.n·en. and Cajll;tl to th•·ir Rerords were eatahlished in Ferrell of C-K set olMI 180- jump. The ' SI!:OAL ebamplon DISCUS - MeCormlck, G; ' [• Ct!Uillsworth, 'A; Newman KENT, Oblo (UP)) - . , . Mlrletta de:e: tcd m <.:ch·rl•d f' 1\' tll pia.' m lh.' broad jump. milt> run. 2l0. yard ;un mark, In 21:· mile relay team finishP.d fourth Cyrus. CG : Dr!'n."r, d : ' .11CIS, j t1G;'Hall,l: :22.1. ,. ' em .MlchJ&•n plowed wlder lettlfls Satu. ~ay f"r a '"""" the Q~>anl.lon Marines Uoltday shot pat and 880-yard ruo. c..e- 11.!.8. rr ~ c'tl n :·,'·:: · · '' ·~·"· at Ironton Friday night. C-K: Fergu80n, C·K.- 137'. 1 ·MILE RELAY- C<rtdti-Ken- 'Ketlt Sllte Unlvenl(J, 21·2, In r.tord of 1-o, compated to 1-4 To!ll nant"nl ITI tntd · Drcrmher edo-1\enova ,.1 three o( lite ••t by lronton'l r1m Ro" 111 r· lluwt ' also bad lwo foorths I:IG- YARD HIGH HURDLI'' all•: lrolitoit, Jaokl(ln, Galllpo- 1I Mid • Amerlcao Conferen,_ 1 lor the vlsttors. ,for lhe thtrd consecutive year. 1marks, Ironton and ~ as- IM , and lour flftha, Ill IIIII Rus&ell. S:tO.&, baseball Saturdq, - Earhart, I; Saundefl, ""- ... ""~1r~ thr~ I 1 1~e Tt~ers .' ?'it~g TWIN~ ~p: ~110 st~·•md ~ I oulfl~ltler Cuont•""•~ Gro~e ~over : -· --· ;L C.P~f111,JI 11·3 I a~d ~ hc1 t~l:-;1 s~uado ~- tl'-4~". Gilmo~ RUN-F~rrell. ~; ==-:::::==-- I fi~ishing ~.A. - Jr ' > :":u::'te . ....,.,, Larry Mltcbell held !be lntDmen to four bill, otruck ouiii!V· en end walked f9ur, He wu 1111111 ·of two wlltl pltCbeL II ""'u Mltcbell's oeeoDd - . ve wln over lha lrODJneD tbla Wftlt. He won 5.2 Tlieoda t Jaclt&on · Ya Pete . nraltatl lbfee of !be five holite • drlvlne eight of tile If 1'11111. He was three for four at plate. Pbll bad 1 olltb 1m1- Anae..cm 1 Golf Event May 21 ~ I \ 1 1-0 .\CAl KING (W~IS Derby) :eel H~ ~ ':f:! ~l..~.:W:k::::. ~ ~ne':. ftuala of :""C:.InAAibesec":: for 1 walked lour end 11 buebaU tournament Friday ebamplonahlp of 111~ ~ pltebes. Mapes pllcl!ecl to ond on a wUd pltcb, will> Ter- llammed hill 0n1 Batch MeCormlek David Armstrong . ESTABLISH SCHOOL RECORDS -Senior Buteb Corml NaUOial Lea M~,. Fnm w--~• Ptl • .•M eremeen. b ;na OblollivilloAnthlof" the Snulheasteru eoc League. Both teams are ~2 In Southem Dlvlllon play. Daryl Tmy started lor Jackson and worked five lnD· Mafn&lt. Hefnwtheas relieved by Aldeu pea bottom of the olltb wllb no ruls two rtlDI in and three blltl Teny In Ike Inning. Mapes pilcbatl home run balle to Alulei"IOD and eremeem. '!be Blue DevUa bad live bill in lhe IDDfng, oit ~:'::!!.~~tngob: !be:,.;. base, conunltled three erron two by abortalop Larry ~~o~e' and stole stx bases. Gaillpolb lett only three men 00 bue had one error, and had ....~ atolen baaea. Jaclt&oa ocored two runs fD the top of tbe fourth ror on an ertested end 11 oacrlllce, In 8 pr<>lbfee : ~~ =!polis ~0~ second and five 'tnone hn ~ 0 tbe and olltb 11;1 neid recently. McCormick sbaitered John I 1 ordson replaced Jobn Mllhoan on the GAllS record booka wben he bettered Milhoan'• !O.year-old 880-yard run reOord of 2:0U. Armstrona ran the sao In 2:03,8 on AprU 18 agalllll Cbeupelke and Middleport, McCormick finished aecond In IIBI Wedaeadafl SEOAL sbot pul despite hls ton. Of, 136'·11", better than any previous SEOAL athlete, Harldn,a took lint place with a record ton a' JiA711lt32 : Los Allgeles •• IS York .. ,., 1 t .418 IIi I-St. Loula .... . 8. 12 .400 6¥. CIDclDnaU ...... 8 It JOO IIi Cblcilgo .. . .. . 5 10 .238 10 I ' DfgfJI games !iehlrday'o Rftalltl Plttlladellllda 7 Pltlabtlrlb s Los Allgeles 14 cmciiDDaU 2 Chicago 3 New York 2 AUanta at lltodton (Dlght) • SaD Francisco at St, Louls :fi'':..t~dy -------------~-- I 1 Pomeroy Knocks Middleport Out Of Class A-Event, 3-2 (Digbt) Todl)'o Proballle Pltcben Chicago at New York 2 Pomero7 acorecl twice In tho llltb lnDing to knock Mid- Ellaworth (11-3) and Handl tl-2) dleport'l Yellow Jockela out of the Cfaas A sectional base- va. Hamilton (3-l) and Rlbant btU tournament 3-2 at Pomero7 Friday evealag. (11-0). . Coleh Ruas Moore's Pantherl, tralllng 2-1 going Into Plltsburgb at PhlladelpblaVeale f2-l) va. Culp (11-3). Whaley lnunedfaloly got· lnlo San Franclloo at SL ICOrfn& posltton by tteailng -- Blrdle Demoaltey lad off wllb Gibbon IU) or Shaw (l-3) ~~ ~:=, "!a~~~f~ .:'tfi~;':~n:fur~:UG;~~n:.e• ~= o~Umortdngfea ~0:" L · In the oecoDtl · •~owed :"' play 18 waa life on Larry · a secon and tllrew ror end ocored 011 frr!:.a base. '!be 1hrow siDgle. . T...., lando! Roby G"-- _....... · bolf= late ~ -D~! eel~f~ore" · --, , ~ -··· and the pfay was protested. fiflb w •.,,. Coach WDson protested Rose should go back to base. He was overruled. Umpire Elmo Kellner of 8011 tho runs. Blue Devils scored ~Uowed . Coaeb Jobn Wlcl:llDe's Creek Bobeato adv811ced to fiDall of !be eta... A Seelfoaal baseball Friday evening by host McArthur ~~ In an utra 11mfDc batUe, ' 'l'he Bobcats were to "'Sa"' 1 Panthen II Ptme:uonaiturday " ' : lor the OODles! r of lhat A cll!trlcl 1 A 18 the Clau a tbeno. The villU., Bobcats brote a 1·1 II:! ln lhe top of !be elgbth lnD1Di whell Joe FiBber opened witb a ofngle. Lanny T y 0 aiH oiDgletl John O'addock walltedto ftll the sat!ka, Emfe SeiAm was sale 00 an error, and Flsber oeored, mak· lDg ll 1-1. Jim Wbfte llfnlled, and It wu Wlth two out, Henderoon lingled 1n tile llnal KC run, • .:"~ p.Irates Again . v.JCtJm • o · f GAHS ~!. G0Ifers 12 2 2 ~tblhteams ~~ 111~ on4 base. Steve Flolaw moved hlm 10 lhlrd wilb a olnglf to lett field Lenn7 Van Meter lollowecl wttb a sacrlllce 11y to tel~ 11111 Whaley IC8lllpered borne to lie !be score al u PomeroJ'I &t>sbead rua wu laDled b)' FID!aw when Eddie Baer, Pllllller Jlllllor 1ee0nd for and a double, Kellb Haner bad a ln lour trips. Y • wu one lor three, a double. Glb MlUJron W88 one lor two, • afDgfe, The 8 bad 11 bill. Cllll Wllaon'advaneed Co a c b tile Con • Blue Devllll Into lral IICI!onal flnall Saturday lfternooa wllb South PolDI, on tile Gill di•DJODd, It Including 1 lltllle · · ~~.::_~ selroad~BCA't'l Geo~ge (!:k:ua!te!f:~ ROMP w:':/. •gf•::O!. !alibi) .!~~=~~y::~ ~Y lo~: ana ere at PL PlBUIDt end for Women • !,'' . _,. flelSped::m'andCremeentJGil.:..:l - ~ :k:-t!:\r~:~~;.:. ~ cer scored. Haner slnilecl ~~ alole second with GUmon! p lng to !bird. Pet. Anderson btl his third home run to BCOI'!I Haner and bring his 1o1a1 j, eight runs batted In homered to deep lor tho Blue Devils' last t&llf! . ., Linescore: Jacksoo 0011 2110 I)- 2 U Gallipolis 310 1155 •-14 !U Battertes - Jackson: D. Tt!IIry, Mapea (B), and Bierly. Upohs: Mltcbell and Speooor. ~ ~enter li~ ~ l ow· 'I ·'?' I.arrr t~ ~~Miod-verA ,!1~ ~-- erlMiaml 0110 010 M • B2 m can baseball pure 0011 010 1111--1 4 2 · Tyo and Fisher. Robinson, a sonlor from Co(8) und Gilliland. sboeton, thus preserved the Bobcaill' 13th consecutive viotory of the season and put !hem Into the MAC lead. Obit! Is now 13-2-1 lor fhe season and 5-6ill ~ Mason Ctty Conducts First ~ ~i: Annua}\Vomen'sTourney while Miami II·~ game wu I<Ored In tbe IIIUrlb ATI!ENS, Ohio (UP!) -Tom !Daly games ochedoled) to 1 HuntlngiOa team. lbey'll baWe Weila1oD's REMAIN ON TOP with two out wbell Van Meter Murphy, a juator from Euclid Amerfcaa Leque I lrates, defending state at WellatoD. COLUMBUS (UP!) - T b,.• singled, stole both aecond Ohlo, winner of 15 straight W L Pet, GB West Vlrgfafa, now Tbe final matcb or the reguOhio State Buckeyes kept 1thelr 8 and !bird; and lbea raced home games ilaee be began pitching eve · "" 15 2 .882 oeuon mark. Two HIIIOD ill qaiDst PL PleuMASON - The Hotllber-Smlth bowling team captured Big Ten baseball record onon 1 double· to left by Rodney .In coUege, ill 1 hlg reason why .... 12. 7 . .532 2 !\""bye d:~ta f:ve been al borne, on Monday May Muon's flnt annual Clcy Tournament recently. blemished by bombing vllltuit Karr. ·· · the''Oblo UDiverslty Jiobea!S are "" 12 7 ··Ill:! 4 po · 11. Tbe Clasa AA The tournament wao sanctioned by the Women's Inter- Wisconsin, 8-2, Friday. 18 RlgbtbaDJ!er Stobart, 1 speed- top dop ln lbe Mid-American :;:~o ,,,•, 11 7 ,8114\i The Blue DevUs hlltecl on Saturday, 21 national Bowling Congren, and was conducted at the Ma· Steve Arlin, the BuckS' AD10 btJller, and Dlcl: Wmy, Pan- Conference baseball staDdlnga, M'"""" 12 D .. 571 5 season record to 1~1. Monda Friday'• wln al ' " Rowllog Lenea. America righthander, toased a Iller Senlor, dueled will> aalhcir- Murpby (&-0) was king of tlie · W~~:_~ · ·· 9 7 .565 51> !be Milhoan play It J.J: wu a llnl lor 1 Blue Members of the first winner was Nellie Smith, 573. six hitter as be upped bill ,.._ lty lhntllbout tbt -lnttlnc bW ap1n Friday as !be •· ~...,ton " 8 11 J53 9 Wedneaday, the Galli- squad. '!be Pirates downed team were Bemadlne Fourth place was Ruth Ann aon record to 7-1. 'lba two 11J111i eoateaL Stobarl llmlted !be call racked MJaml Booton · · ·· · ··- li 14 JB3 II liB by two polnll down Anlla Houaber, Nellie Dye with a score of 569. off Arlin were unearned. · · Pantbera to Carl only lour bill and t-2, '•to register tholr .222 U'L 11~ last Jeanne""-lr Camp and Maxine W k-' •I-Kanau New YotkClty 4t1614 2()0 T year. r1•• ••• All Events flrat place was The vletory was the B"""--.e erry ••• ••'I Jack· alra,..ht MAC triumph and 121b • ·· ' " om •olden was low man for .... '"" acore was '•""'· Anlta Housber, 1691 ,. s-d tenth straight of the season ·'")l;i Ill tllltior IIPOI wilb 1111, of tbe seaaon. I-Nighl 1ames. GAllS wilb a S9. Par II !7 Second team winner WBI ~· tblrd in ]n B hill. i saturday's Rllalla the lougfl HuallDgton course. Muon Melbocllst Satnta wilb place, Ralb Ann Dy•, 1633, Uti • row lg Ten ct!D>elobarl ....... fuuetl EASY 'l'R111MPII Chicago l Detroit 0 '111 , Here'l lht reaulll of score of 21311. Bowllng on Ibis !bird place Nellie Smith, 11'23; pe on. lhrM. free ]111111 IIIII hlt one LEBANON, Oblo (UP!) -EI- Cleveland I Balllmore S dly'1 match: team were Bell7 Cadle, : . fourth place, Betty Sayre, Mrs. Betty Cadle, Mason, . ballet .!'b!le Wmy 1lrtlek out preas Msblon jumped Into MlnDelola 8 Boston ' ATIIII:NS - Art Modell, p - Chrl! Roderick, 40, ~:.Evelandyn ProfiiU, Lee Tournament was Mrs. Billie Gilmour, New Havlour Mil walked one. leid early and breezed to Wasbinglon at K. C. (twDigbt) ldent of Cleveland's foothoU Sellon !7, Will by Sellon """"'" Betty Dudding. director en, was secretary. Middleport Opened tbo IICOI' three • lengtb triumph Frida New York al Calllornla (night) Browns, will appear on the to 1~. ' WinDing lint place fo Ina, In the top bail of the Dnt nlghl ID the ieatured JnvltaUo~ Today'• Probabfa Pilellers eDS eampua this tiiiDIIDI!r u a Chip J .... 42, llergla Doubles were Ruth Ann Dye wbeft Georte Sauer scored witb a1 Trot al Lebanon New York al CalliorDla - featured speaker al the fourth by llarglo, 3-1; Tom and BeiiJ Sayre will> total piDs two .- outa. Pomeroy commltled Mtb nlgbl of raclDg, !11-3) vo. Cbanci (2-1) annual Oblo Unlv<rllty Alumni 41, Roach 40, won by of 1014. ~ ofron ~ BW Swan bad '!be vlclor bad a lbne of al Kanau c;tty- CoUege. 2\i to I \i. Second placll _ . Beulah a llllgle ·.ID llie btnlng. to win tile mne even! Second "· Talbot (11-3) Modell's villlt wu Tom Folden S9, Sharp 41, cocl: and Wanda Gabrtlaeh Tit~ Yellow ·Jacket tal· was Boy Lee, and 1.,;. Boston at Mlnneaoltl, today by Ahnnnl Director by Folden, 3\i to 11. 1011 piDs. ly came. ~ Ill* fourth when er came lo third, SanUago fil-l) and Wllaoll fl-1) Gilbert. The bead of · Bruce Harreld 43, '!'bird place ln !be Doubles VI East !2-2) and Grant (2-1) Browna' organization io 48, won by Harreld, 1-1. eompelltlon were CacU JohnDetrolt at Chlcqo, 2 llrst ooillldo speaker anTeny Shrader 43, Dean 44, son and Erma Gilland wllh a Aguirre (11-1) and LoUcb (2-l) IIOIIIICed fer. tho Alumni 1-2. Roush, 1111; IOCOnd place, Ant· "· Horlen 11-2) and Buzbardt wblcb 8llllll8lly brtnaa Ill Chip Janea leored !be Devil!' ocore of !MS. Amtdcolt Leapo (7), and llodsera , (1-2) al guest leclurent. lint eqle of 1ha year 011 lba Singles wlnnen· were Mary Wuh. Olo OOJ IIIII)- 1 4 0 WP-Sanford (2-1l Clevelant at Baltlmore, 2 • rn addition to Modell lllllllller 5 hole ta Rousher 571 and !bird place KilL City 01\0 020 OOtt:- 2 4 o (&.1). IIR-Pepltone. <!rtl) Tiant (U) and Siebert (2.4) VI. 10 • 18 Alumni College' wiD • ' Rlclllirt, Co• (1), Cheney (I) er <3rd). ' Palmer <2-1) and l!tmk<r (Z-2) ture leetureo by leading and Frond!; llobiOn <2-1) and NaUoaal Leape Moodlt7'1 Gameo UDiversfty laeully fD the Sulret LP-Riebert (1-4). Cbicago Ill! IIIII)Wasblngton al Ca!Uorala, Dlghl of commtmleaUODI baman 0011 1 41 . New York 1100 010 001 - 26 Booton at Kanaas City, Dlghl ltattODI, arl and Uterature. Booton_· 1102 001 1101- I I I Holtman (H) and Hundley· New Vork at Mlnne&ota, DfgfJI · prolfam ol recreational IDII Mlnii. · · 201 020 1101- 6 I 0 Gardner (!·) aild Grote. ' <Only games ebatluled) clal aetlvltes l! planned lor 1ha ~ Brandon (5), San- Santo (lth), Jonea (2nd). week-ton& event, deri '(7), Qslnlld (t) and Deadllno lor registration · TlllmiiJI; BoaweU, Wortlllnglon Atlanta 0011 00111106- B 7 0 fan the Alumni CoUege is Jtme' . (7) and Battey. WP-Worthlng- Houston 0011 1100 o - 7 1 (Norlbera Dt•: .,81 Information about !be program ton !1-6}, LP~ (11-1). Lemaater (H) and Torre· ~ w L R OR may be obtalned lltniagh the IIRa-To_VII' . (lsi), Petrocelli Leiman, CarpiD (D), Raymond lb Ohio UDiversfty Alumni 0111.,. 4 Baker Canter, AlhenJ, Oblo.--. l!rd),.Ol!va 2 (8th & 7th), Scott (SJ and Bateman. LP-Latman :.,g~nns -::·::·--- . 24 2 15 2316 I (lib lo ttl!). (1-2). .. . '.• ,"'" Nelsonvlllo •• , I ! II 28 Oetroll OOiiM, 011)-J 7 1 San Fran 300 0011 1101_ 4 3 Wellston ....... , , 1 S 10 31 Ohio Univenily Chlcqo OIID 0111 IIIII)- 0 !G St Louis 010 1100 Ott)- 2 a 1 TOTALS .. ... '" .. · I 1 71 78 Gel8 Windham Ace McLaiD (lo-1) and Freehan; Perry, Unzy (8) and Haller· (Soa!Mra DlviliiOD) ATHENS, Ohto (OP!)-<:oaeh Peteno, Locker (1), Fltlher (g) Glbaon (2-3) and McCarver: · announced Saturday three ootIDd MarUn. LP-I'Itm (l·l). WP-Pmy (4-tl), TEAM W L R OR Jim Snyder of Ohio Unlvenoil}' _ (!rd) Middleport .. .. .. . 3 ~ . 12 U anDODnced Saturday three 11111UI IDDlDp) ' Gallipolis "•" •·" I ·.1 ' 21 2'l ataadlnt! high school basketball The StiiOI'IIa now, the Ume Is now til 10-Go Cleyelllld (U iDII!np) Jael:son .... ,., •• .I ) 18 17 player• have accepted grantJ. Hondt. lt'l the fiYorlie of the '11n" ClVNd the 1 0 00. at - I t t Pitta 0 110 0011 114-7 1.2 Pomeroy .. '"'".. 2 I 2i rl In-ald. crowd that likes to be an the move. uki ~aU!more Pblfa 110 010 001111&- e l2 1 TOTALS . . '' ... ' 1t U '18 '18 Heading lhe trio ill tl-foot- I ~· Tbafs why we say ~ the nlcttt .1011 GOO IGO 000 Dot- U Sellwall, Fryman 171 , Face I.AST WEEK'S Grea McDevitt, an All - Oltlo AS LOW AS 5 peopll·bn 1 Handt. . , ~Allen (IJ), Slatlle (II) end PIJlltll'llll, May (U); Gallipolis Jackaon 2 , team seleeHon from Windham .16) d Cradtlall, Slmt. t!J); Bub!, C..il (I) Knowles (U) Pomeroy 3 Mlddl~ 0 and lhe object of oilers from Thert't I Hondl far YOU lleNai!J', s. lllllllr '(U), 11a11 IIJd DaJrrmple Ueem 111 Loian 5 NelsoJnllle 3 more than lBO colleges liitd' beainnlnaaslow •• •• , lit), lltlJI Eldttbll'ltiL 1'1/P- WP-Knowlee (M). LP-Face.·· Athens 5 WeUston 0 verSIUes. He averaged 2S points ~ckJ:J.~odet and ao-' Ifill (H) Ll'-AlleiJ (1-1 1 ;;.T.. · · · TVE9DAY'S ' G.UII:Sf 1 game last season. SEE THE MAN today at: .IJ\1), JIR,.o.:aw-t[ (~d) GoUlpoU,s 11 Mk!dl~" Tho otbera are 1-lool-l, 1211 • -crl!l(llll (Ut), D, JobQ(all ' .:.._. Pomeroy ot. Jadtll!ln ' fjjUDd BU S..bo ol . Cr01110tMI "''llllllrfltlfllm1 ....... tth, , :. . " . ·o\DI Gill . GIJ:ooo-1 a ...,.an •~ "· Albaai· ,. igh, who avera•ed 26 ' , i , !• ' elncl lit ClOt 011- 710 Nel v111 Well • RIW Yor!l Ootil!l 001 - t II , ..ltllll; :Willhlle (7). son e ston 1 per IIDII, and John Canlne, Clllf · lMJO 111 · ll.f'tw'IU: m••wl ftoAm lf•-1 MOTOR ~I.E$ · ·· 3fr- 7 .e 0 ll\ilelltro: PIIJllllll (I·Zl Meay date tfee1 beai fruit ~.-~;. -AU~MChJiaa"er''·· · 1\#4 Uloii1Vol II VI .,,.. · . Cadlll....l\lol•;...,.,l ·~k l!amot (f), t'l); Bdwerda. LP-sutton (3-a), ftJr ltiD yelrs. • · · lectfon. Calline averag~ --:-1-·~· 111 . (~) and Holnrd; IIR._Perez (1st), Sbam8ky , the Dog . ~. ~tile p!!Jits a game, aecond best .tCI'ION:l...41WiJ S. sl!eoND AVE, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 8alilw4 (1), Buldetll (~}. star In the be~ tbt Detroit area. I i> ~w G)tOII ~ !;, He wu replaced by Hole In the elgbtb. Hele was charged will> the loss, Both MilS hurlera !aDDed 10 KC batters and walked lour. Kyger Creek had lour runs on eigbl hils. The Generals had one run on four hils. Each team committed two errors. For the winners, John Cradtl>ck waa !be big gun with two walka, a single and trlple In ROBINSON SAVES 00 four trips. ATHENS, Oblo !UP!) - Bes. Heoderson and Tyo had lliever Robinson put down two singles. White and Fisher a nmtb-lnning raUy am1 lm<t<$ bad singles. ed ln !be winning run Saturtley Kyger Creek'• record is 8-2-1. give Obit! UD!verslty a 1-1 a sln"'e, LeHlngweU walked, Juter (2-2). lallled a mark· Llaescore: •· AUIIDIII at Houaton. er'" e fiflb. Both rtlll8 were Ky- Creek Aull siDgled to load lhe bases. stOred 00 •Blevilla theil walked 12-2) "- CuoUer (U), errono, McArthur By lnnlogs: • Los Angeles at ClnelnnaU - : ' ., Ill going the dlstance, Batteries 13 and walked lour. Calvin, Hale Middleport 1110 1110 .,_ Osteen (~2) "· O'Toole (0-1). Cal 262 Pomeroy 0011 1211 1-3 ' 1 ! Monday's Gam.. Coacb Jobn Mllhoan'a powerful Gallipolla !Ugh School vfn opelled for the Generals. Batteries: Stobart and Swan; Los Allgeles at Pittsburgh lOll team handed Barbouravllle'o Plratea their aecoDd Wmy and Van Meter (night) oecuUve loos on the Rlverla courae In HunUngton Plate Umpire _ Noe- San Francisco at Pitillburgb by llappitll a 121> to 1112 defeat on the I w....,. . lnlllng. Haner tbat oul at first Mllllroa waited j~ third Pete Anderson poled hll sec f Plate circuit clout Ron Jane1 atruct Jack- 0111, CremeeDI was safe OltRole's error and Mltc!Jei!Iitta > three home run deep lD left ~ Gai·n F.JDaIS Of . CIass A cent,ra' I. sectiOD • v..~-·· ~=.u-:::=:emflftbp- Bobcats ~~~~!!'!=~:!!b:!/~ ~!t !'A~rUtt;,nL,!~ ::= .·.·:~ ~~r~o ~33 er;: ~two llro~ 11 M2 rn • lls1led~l~;uf."!~~~:r::~~:·a~~~~~~!IS~i::.:.: ~•mortal i 1 7 ~~ llfih ~:~atopt\:tlb:'~ B~ : : . !be bedie Ill mound -: ~ ~ "(... p ,• e '"'' .,;~ "· h tl:t lliltriei Modell fill S ak Wol~ ~ pe at ou ~ * . "d ' M • Lin Fn Jy S a] or escores .;,j: a • See the S£0 S J•mgs ° IIIMP::n!• a· · ' People mwt ), m. --..- 'I'M•- r , .o. '*· · IAwuur.t .lJenllf unN··1\A. S''ES' ML ~~ •... .•I· .. • . ~ '· :.; ~ · d . 'I • j '. .• ,.,,,, , .. ,: , ,if. 'j' .. ]: ,,.,. ' .1" .. I y! ,I I. II I' n· , Ia ~- ld KARR & VAN ZANDT ... I ! i i. : . d I ,f I .y_ lo i . ,_ i lo s THE RIGHT OLDS! · . : " n:b Ul > I' �I f ~ t. ' • I I l Anderson Pole~ Three Homefs,·· '2'.•.IId'.·' ~ •' -· " * ' - ~ ~e~l~;, i,~u. * fA'tl ' Arl",•oe~~~r ~~":!~~ ~m . ' Al»t'~ ~, !"":t~ ~!oho!:"!!!le, ~~ ,..,I tori - ~ LOUJ!)VILLt;, i\y. llit'i, ,. tn fin••· ''" .. hti' Tt 111111 lh• ffrlt ride! trainer Henrvn' Forrftt even! MII'Jlancl-bred ever to wtD lheJ ftnilhed . fiftb Kauai King, breaking from the , As the field pounded toward out Blue Skyer lor second while In the Kentucky ~by for I thoulb. the 6&-year..)d hone- race •1111 he diG It wnn as,\ Ill•· ~·e. ono """ Q.,.,.,.., '~dt starting gate like a scaredl the wrre, tt _looked as though "WheaUey Stable's Stupendous Brumfield, a 27-year-old native man baa been tralnln& lor tO courqeous an effort u IDY run 1n 2.1rl, a fuJI two ae''"" rabbit. led II rivals on a merry 1naii a ciw•n iou•·••• m:Oht do lt. """' U:roc-q"ort::-:: :! o :! 1':7., O!!t! ye!!'!. winner of the lint ol the Triple off the .Derby tel cha:;e at Churchill Downs • But in one of the clos..,t 1, farther back In fourth place. the flrat Derby Kaual · KlJii wa1 !be · lint ICrown claulca. Northern nancer ID Saturday and then hung on finishes In the history of the 1 Kaual King, winning lor the · RellabiUtate, siXth, follow grimly in a terrific strelch race, Kauai King reached tile I third straight time, was the by AmerOLi, Fleet Shot, drive to win the Kentucky line in front. favorite of the hoge throng and Sky Guy, WilliamDerby by a half a length. I Advocalor, owned by MrS. paid 16.80, $4.20 and $3.60. siMI Kid, Qulnla, Tragnlew, The Maryland. bred colt i Ada L. Rice. who won the race Advocator paid $13.00 and $8.80 Beau SUb with DomtDar lasL avengt>d the defeat of his strt, l last year w1th Lucky Debonall', . while Blue Skyer. grouped in a Nalivr Dancer, who suffered and Blue Skyer, a last~minute l feur-horse mutuel field, paid the onlv de·feat of his career : entry in the first of the Triple $5.40. when h.e was second to Dark . Crown classics, were the big 1 The victory was worth Star in !he 1953 Derby. I threats. As lhe largesl crowd in i $120,5110 to owner Michael For<! The dark bay colt with D•m the history oi Churchill Downs I who paid $12.0011 for Kauai King Brumfield in the saddle outran I roared 1ts approval, they i as a yearling. . his rivals throu~h the back. , pounded through the straighta- : It was the first Kentucky stretch for lht> first time and . way in futile pursuit of the : .Derby starter f?r ~ord, w.ho is CINCINNATI (UP!l - J I m ~ frum there on they all had to flying leader. · m the steel fabr!Catmg busmess Lefebvre bit two homt runa and Don Drysdale aided his S--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 8, !966 own caul!! with one Saturday lo highlight e spree of live Los ~ '":i -~ ~·· Mlghty Btuo De\11 ;luggers bruiljjhl iDe lliue Devils' record Tmy was charged will> the Dllryl Terry who had three 1'11111 ln lha first puled fiva home 1'11111 18 pound to 8-3 lor the season. 1oas and 12 He · l.tlldlll , ' 1 out a 14-2 vlctoty ..., the GaiUpoll! travela to Middle- llfne hill; s:;:"t pve up o Jacl:son • lour blta, aln&led two .. 0111. ~ . . :'~~=ywl~ternoon EllhlbWonill~ tt;l:;...-~aUipolls 1 Drysdale, Dodgers in Easy Romp - -- ... . l District Baseball, Track Meets Slated This Weekend P~nthers Win, In District Finals ~:¥.!..:: The an nual SonthPastorn Ohio lligh Sehoul Dlstrirt · ' lls walked Willie Davis end baseball tournam<·nt and trark-field meets are scheduled Righthander Broce Simpson i eroy's opponent will be an- hit was followed by a home run The only KC hila Simp- In the filii>. The KC contMna- 1Ron Fairly In the first inning, th!s wcrkl'nd at Ohio {l ni~·ersitr ~ ~~ A1hPn~. tossed a four • hitter as the nounred ~unday, off the bat of D1ck Werry, tal· son, who barned In a .tne per· tion struck. out seven and walk- 1Lou Joh118011. and Lefebvre - -- -- - - - -- - , The F'airgreen Country Club PomProy PanthPrs walloped Ky· Pomeroy bombarded the &b· ented Pomeroy l'l:IICher. Rodney formance by fanning 13 and l!4 two. ' IJ11ashed ~k-to-bac'l: bomen Fitulhv Cn"~ •\rr ' coum. located belw""n Jack- ger Creek 11-0 in the Class A cat,· tefthanded Lanny T y o. 1Karr then singled. Issuing one free. pass, were Pomeroy hitters wore Werry that staked Drysdale It 1 HI , • • ' • . • ~ ·• , and Wellston, wtll host the central sect tonal !' inals Salur- who had hurled an entire game I Pomeroy conttnued lhe same Skaggs With two smgles, J. Fillb- with a home ·run and alngle; lead and all but decided lht 011 1 !lt 1 ul" 011 OSL annual Class M and A ~olf day afternoon at Pomeroy. Frtday afternoon, tn the ftrst, treatment to the ensuing 1nn- er a double and a alngle by Lenny Van Meter, Rodney ~arr ·&arne. C'Olt,\1Bl 1S (U Pil ·- D<~V£> tourn ament on S:ll.urday, May coach Ru~s Moore's Panth· mnmg. . 1ng wtth three more mar}l'ers, S, Henderson. and BHI M n belted t Sorers, n. a &-f, ot-6 m ler dl 11. Defending champion Is ers will now enter the Soulh- Steve Finlaw was safe on an and added two in each of ll\e Tyo worked the first four aln&ies a Baer Drysdale, who hit hlsh 1 Fmdlnv H1g:1 S<·hool and Gallipolis The Blue _Devils own eastt'rn District Tournament at error. With one out. Baer l faftb frames and one lnnmgs for the Bobcats . and double 1 Whale tn tht' second inmng wen lh• most sough! alt,•r srn11ot a ro•rm d . brea kmg four . Chillicothe thts weekend. Porn-' tagged a two-bagger. Baer's m the Sixth. waa replaced by Chuck Leach 1 y, Dodgers bunclted nve bill basketb:!H m thP coun· straighl d!strict titles. - .- - - . .. - - .. - --I e. three runs to matt It 7 .. 0, try this yPa r, has ncreptM a The annual distriel baseball ! By Innings: scattered three hils in the first schokmhip to Ohio State Cui· lourna mPnl.s for Class A and i Kyger Creek 000 000 0-:0 4 7 seven innings to pick up . the " " ily. M "'luads wtll be lwld on t.he l Pomeroy 330 221 x-11 "I victory and boost hls _record lo Sorenso n. who om aged 26.1 . Ohto un 1vers itv diamond on l Batteries - Tyo, Leach (5) 2-3. Ron Perranoskl pttched lht r' •nts g;Hne last season, 1.1 :md Four sertwnal South Pomt banged Its wav South Pomt is now l1"'1 for the , who scored 1n Larry Strong's! The Blue Devils eommltted and Fisher. Simpson and Wmy. final tnni,RRII to nail clowa \\ ns ll PI s Clao:;s AA h1gh to\Jrnameut wmn•·rs from earb. . , . . season, and Coach Cliff Wilson's , single. Herbie Karlet sjngled l three errors and left oDly three Plate Umpire- George Nes· , Drysdale s trtumph. plByf' r [)( til (' ye;1r w1ll battle fm a berth IR mto the SEO Dlstnct Class AA I Blue Dev1\.s are 8-4. Galhpnlis I Strong home to put Soutll Point mea e · baae. selroad. I Lefebvre slammed btl lecond &JJ "'nson \i.ld been offPr •,l the state tournaments. finals baseball tournament next had downed Jackson 14-2 Fri- ahead l-1. 1 Tho stru k t eight• bomer of the game eff Gerry s<hoiRr< ht ps h: ,w; colleges and Port<mnulh " defendmg Class wtlh a S-3 wm day to gam the central secliun-, Phil Cremeens walked and ' and four,c and'"'commit- ' Arrigo with, Fairly on baH bl Jnl 'iUrl,ng slx Jn thl' AA di amplOn. over Qtllipohs ' urday after· I al fm:lls l.arrv Mitchell singled in the ! . Ithe fourth mniDI. B1g Ten Hnd somC" fr•lTn The annua l thmdad me"t for noon on the Ga\11 IS State In· I . I fifth· mnlng for the Blue Devils ted biB team II only error when AI Ferrara capped tbt Dod· 1 1 · ' d' d L Thompson gave up smg es o · be loot a bounder back to the ad 'th hll athh•tt:> s w1ll com· st1tute 1amon as a r r YIT S · th rr-t ' Spencer hit hi.!! second lingle to . ger run par e Wl Canad.1 He evrrv srilring and at 9 a m Mav 14 at Thompson, .. big hthander ommy e I tie the count 3-3 and Gilmore meund. The Pomterl left RVeJl solo blast in the stxth bminl r:eboundrng rH'Oid m Fmdlay Peden Stadium M,arietia is \im1ted the Blue DevJis to flve 1thnmnlhg,rda b f 1 D, emeens.Gml I siTuck out to e-nd the inning men stranded on tbe 11ack1. off Teddy Davldsoa to boost tht . e 1 e ore anny I ·1 ' d 1 . rgh s h1sL ory · defendrng champion. scaltered hilS, hed d e that 1 Price walked to open the siXth Home nnw by Adam! and • Dodgers lea 0.2. two mort H 1 - --~ more smas a me riV Th• Dodgerstoadded never touched the ground until I for SOuth Pemt but was out at Gilmore were the game 1 only ·.1 1 htb d It reached d!'Pp l<ft field, and second as Steve Craddock made extra base hits. Tom Spencer COLUMBUS (UP!\ _ Ohio ' = :e up went for a home run to knol the firs! base en an error. Kirby ""' two for lour, both smgles. State University drfl!ndlng k gtl count 1-1. Adams poled a long home run Mike Sherman, lor Snuth Point, rBig Ten webati kings, swept l al~e ·Dodgers woun 4 up wltb • I Suulh Poinl took a 1-0 lead 1to left centerfield to score Crad- was two for two; K~rby Adams ' 1 double btU Saturday !rom . 11 hits off four pitchers with In the second mnmg when Tom duck and put the game on Ice and Tom Price were both two Northwester, 1~1 and i-3 to 1Ellis, who was knocked out In Pme smgled , stol e second and • ~3 for tbe Pomters. for .three at the plate. push Its league mark to &-0. i the second Inning, taking thl th!rd. and srorPd m K1rby Ad· Pf'tt' .&.nderson went the route Lme score: The Buckeyes banged out 20 1 He ia 1-4 tbil •81oD ams' smgle '\ fo.r the .Blue Devils and gave up , SUulh Point . . . 010 IIZ2 H 8 I bill In !be opener, wbilo Dick AriOSI.••111'1111kyno-:', •·-- 01· Coarh Cliff Wil~un's G<1lila 10 n dltlmond lllter this month. years. Last time the Ja{'kPIS 1 • • 5 • Bogg>, ~1. Umlltd Northweat- !be Gil wuna IIIIIIKII The Pointers came back with eight h.tts, a11 s1ng" e1cep1 Gallipolis ·- · · · 000 ·~ .....,. season, a .two-rua blut Ill h h Academy RluP Dev1ls bast'bal\ 1 Logan 1::. defending league finished on tup of t e Sout ern two runs ln the lop of ttle fifth. Adams home nm. ADdenoo BaUeries: Soutb Poillt - L. M1l to tbr bltl · lor team wtll Journey to Mtddle- 1champ ton for the past tw• l Diviston was "' !957, the year I b Mike Sherman struck out nine and walked lour. (WPI and Karle!; North J. ped I ill- the llflb llmitll, lteotiDtod port Tuesday to battle Coach years. Athens has won l4 they went unbeaten m HI game!! on smg es _ '!__ ._ ' GalU Ul _ Andenon (LP) wes rn um ou tbe two Red 1'\lDI. Carl Wolfe's Yellow Jackets for : Norlhern Di viston erowns since Iand the year MHS won the and po er. Ill !be lead In , 0 0 2 !be the Sou !bern DIVISIOn champ- I the league spht mlo dtvlStOR I Class A Stale tournament. . . S!.eJC I bulge alter ftve lonshtp. play m 1950. Th• Bulldogs own ' .The Yellow Jackels own ftve l RULE 18 LEADF.Il Stale erupted for seven I Both teams own 3-2 league lrague dtvtSJOn crowns, and SOUTH BEND, Ind. tUPll - day beading Into the llretcb HOUSTON (Ul'll - J • c k runs In the silth frame to fee I 1 1',' " · ·u be records. The winner will finish see.king its. k' Its Notre Dame unveiled lis long- and thundered to a length vi<>- Rule Jr. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa the game. Tblrd balteman Jim I division ptay with a 4-2 mark, f t d' . . n till in ni0 e a d'.PD '' wt. . mg ' sought aerial attack Saturday tory in the $511,0011 Added Car- fired three C0118eCUtive birdies Graham came tbroogh will> the ' and face Coach Ed Rannow's trS _ m sto e ___ - · nrs~S IVIStllll ~tt1e 1nth wo years. aa the lrisb romped 18 a 33-0 ter Handicap at Aqueduct. on tho back ninO Saturday to key blow, 1 triple, which drove 10 Northern Diviston champioos, . IGA won t e sou crown victory In the an1UJ81 Old Tlm- 1 lfab the lead In the twice- Ill the tying run. Athens Bulldogs. Eachus Sluneo !964, but rehnqutshed 11 to a ers-Notrt Damo lootlloU game. delay.., first round of the Curt Heinleid was the win"II powerful Jacksun oulftl In 1965. "' Dok• Jackson and Pomeroy have (II 8 uc k Dn A I The Blue Devils have won 1 DELAWARE, Ohio <UP!) - $1110,0011 Houston Champlona Dlni hurler, puahlng hill record t BALTIMORII; (OP!) alread lost three limes : nd Three former oulheaslern . six division cham ionshi s and SAN JOSE !UP I) - Tommy Ed Curreri blunted 1 alnth I Jnteruatlonal Golf Tourument Ill :1-1. The loolr wu Bob Sbutla. Sims' three-run. ho- capped are .;athemattrallv Ohio Leogue footbaU players ' six overaU titles p Last pGAllS Smtih of_ Sao Jose State smasb- Inning rally to enable Ohio . wllb o The lou was Northwesteru'l I llt<-l'tlll Jlllttb-IDain& rally Sal· rtPm this year's ttile picture were outslanding in Saturday's ' h .0 sh p c .;e under Mark . ed the ltsled world record for Wesleyan to de!eal Capital, 1-4 eighth In Big Ten play, and Ill arday and propelled league~ · annual spring scrimmage iD ~ a ~P~ n ~ 8 the 220 yard dash down a Satcrday 1n an Ohio Conference SOCCER CUP overall record lt 5-15. leadlRg O.velllld Jndl•• to I =Athens owns a 4-U nmrk in Col um\Jus. The varsity won, 41- l Yu" to'" b L· 1 . 1 d'ng F . , stratghtaway Saturday by w' basebaU game. COLOGNE Germany (UP!) The twin wins puahed the U victory over lba Baltimore t1Jto N u 110 me u ' Mid-. n- Dinllg theI even t Inte fm ' h'.',' hern o· .. and has 7. . . B. Iday P's games, d' e of 1919.5s' ' - A wUd celebration Friday, Buckeyes current vldory strtak Orioles. hlitd -•· "'nc ~ at least a lte for that GalllpoiiS tll Earhus, oper- dl "I I e a so was mre to · ' with 100 policemen to keep to 12 lu 1 row. For BOaSon play The Orlot.., be lilt .,.. d 1 owne a 7·v season rea f 200 •t! . g at left off cnS!ve . guar d on coepor . the same ,I BOWLING GREEN (UP!) - order . greeted the Boruasia I ••· ' tight pfl<hln& of Steve Bar..., ••· e Only a comple te letdown. atm d Gall or me ters tn - Bucks are 18-1. 11 as 7-3-(1 0 1 f.i'u .P 1 sm'l:t'~mg . ....- be. 1ween race, to best that world mark. Bosling Green scored three Dortmund ........,_ and Eddie Witt. bad'DbUUt I f.o At!1ens · JpfcalS plus twG the first unit, opened gigantic ul ,, 1'n · th e f1rs ........... team , newly ...Lr ' gan trtumphs. could chonge holes for Rudy . Hubbard, Pa ' GAHS and Middleport on April · runs In lbe bottom of the elgbtb , crowned · ebamp\OD of the AMERICANS ADVANCE U lead oa Brotkl nuuoDSOD I tile IJtv•ston ptclure . Hudsun and Wtll Thomas. lie , the Blue Devils blanked . CHERRY HILL, N. J. to defeal Notre Daroe Universl-1 Europeao Cup wtnnen playoff. ROME (UP!) - Americana run-scoring double In the lint 19 that happen, a playoff played every mmute ol lhe of- ; MHS U-0 behmd the strong arm ,- Wyommg Wtld<BI, gt>.n a ty 5-4 1n an independeot base- Borrusia defeated Liverpool llennlo Kalston, Clark Graebner end • two-run homer by BOOfl Wpuld ht:• nerf'~sary before 1l1e fensJve ;Jellon. ~ r L . M't ·h U Los' h l· ' strong nde by Garth Paller- ball dash Saturday. !• 10 ertlme 'lbunday nigbt J.l JUJd Marty Rlessen advanced Powe1l ln the fourtb. 0 ,..,.arr) S 'bee · overall cha mpionship game. is Logan's Robbie Johnson, ao : mg u .r I son came up from last plae'' ~o Saturday In tho Romelnterna• Watt breezed ... _,.m. HYI 1erovthe crown. . ler uarv to art was a v1c1Iffi h d ........... . ~n· e d on the Southern D1 v1s· the number two ddcns1ve unit, · . ld' b b' 1 beat Aunc by a lengt an a tlonal TeMil Toumament Rat tnninga In relief of B~Jler wbo 1 1 11 1 -· · Y " earn· · th e 125 ·0!1() 1' DEFIANCE • Oh'10 (UP!) th , quarter s at ur day '" BOWLING GREEN (UP!) ston of Bakersfield Cali! . and- loft the 1ame alter lbfee, 1111· was gnod, as was WeUston ,s Io au Yh " dmg, s· Cl'~' ~:xr METS ,Terry Erwin. who bas b 11 ~a~es \at a) .ed mce h. en, , Added Delaware Valley Handt- Defr,mce edged Ashland 1-4 Sa~ I H WWia Mid Amerl- Graebner of Beachwood ··Ohio lnp when ills lhoulder tliht.,. . r\ E'o\' Y!llil\ diP I! ·- Hnr,k ie switt:hed from fullback to de- , tod art ashtotss adnof. dlt_ter cap al (;arden State Park, : urday in a Mld Ohlo Conference · Coenryf minot, ........:nl..... ca '""·med to down Ru' satan' ed before rwmiYI• trlto trouble . H . h . . an 1:1 one 1t er at e en mg 1 ba b II n erence apr "'ucu•..,IVI., reo- s 1 ... s t rr~ . ru n ho-- f<>n ~1ve nghl tackle. . d' . . h . J k se a game. ...._.... to _..,_ Sa"·-'· 1 __. Tomas Lejua and Sergei Ll'l. in the ninth tiyn1n. rowne . h .mnmg ·~ . ,. . . at , !VISIOn ac son. YORK tUPI) 8 Dav1s . The tn' ph .n;•- ~L~nU~f e.,.. ... , awr m thP ~Jxl 1110SC' seen from ,uall1polts B th hc lampJon . ted to NFW · urn was Deflaace'•• .WIIICU 8o 1..... Gree to 1 hard bacev u ~S 1-4 1-4 in 1 Vic Davalillo opened wltb. S'a 1urdcH' lrf1 1h1• cPIIar-ihv(•ll· the st'rimmage wen· Bob Saun- : hurethrs are expTec d n. with Calvin Stone In the lOth of the season, pushins: ita 11m1 m. '!.,... kntrlumpb • ••Jrd 'a ' ' , do bi 1 triple ..... after Mu AMI . k . . , bb d th ad I' ou...t .,..eo trac ov• w rtun men 1 u es -. , . 1a<"e e-ac o er agam ues ay. . 1pounded eut, JCOred 1 fhw:1gtol I 1N1bs l'v' ak3·2 vw kBu rsonld Ned Game time is 4 p. m, iJrons, gra e e 1e 8atur· ;1eague mar W $--L Central Mlcbigaa. match. m·W 1e ew or \l t'1.S. ,-,ar us, .... m r,a r, ms, an fnr- 1 _ _ _ .. ..._' · -- - · { land's firlt nm 00 a tiqll by "!' o.nP_o~ player~ F:ddi~ =· ~ourth a~d !t, &b ~~ie hom~ W: . ~- ':a, F oz•nters 0 ust Devz•ls, 5 to 3 p~r ~1av ~d•uu1 1~ lla~~ tw~ reg~nn<~l Unl\ Pr<;lht·~. Friday~Mh~ns d1~tnrt mrnc~ hold~ ~en~~~i ~ ~,:"~ I ~ I 1 I I ' I Buckeyes In D0ubIe Triumph ' l ~ ~nn~th ;~ ~lr Winner Wi/1 Battle Athens Gallipolis at Middleport Tuesday For Chamoionsbin Game of Southern Division 1 Tho~ '7. :~to ~ World of Sports lD Bnef ~;ne. cha~~;onshtps. ~~i~d~·~~~~~l · ~e eli~inated ~I 1 tvtsto~, ot;:r. four ~ le~g·;~. alghtc~p, 't" ~•-' SIDls' 3-Run H • b omer m 9t Drops 0no• }es 35-~. 19 t~umament I ~ ~orlh•rn !lj~>uld ~~Pll , 1 ,~g~ry • ° ~ersh. Co;~hh kD~-~e · . . mrr CABS roaches Jark 01- • : 1.-n>r Brttglto pttched a SiX· t'oll and Katl Juslus. hJ1 1rt ar(J ~C'orrd h1 ~ flr'\1 Vlo ion of :he "'' t' ag,in<t ""' de l,·ats. . Gt~NT., ROMP ST LOUIS , UPI 1 - The lea. F ,·ve R eco ..ds I 1 Cl~· • a l ,· a ll Ln Lnvl•tatzon ~ Mlllertban~iDIJidllft vito llluck HlDtoa tdngles,.!.',_~ky -~• ~- 0g~;:;, Gallipolis Squad Takes Third Place (~::!'/,~ ' : ; ; , ~ : IV ~ m ~ . : ~;~? , ~ r~£: ~ ~~~~nds ~ ~;utin ~ 1h~·J I up and Fred ,.~d 10 u~e "'" scort W befon Drabowik)' r I '' '' ~F~·w= 1 o:; J.r:J ighl smp,ll• run thi rd. frame - featuring Five records were establish- tablished one eaeh. The TigeJ'I or lrolllell eapbJroo The Aahlllld Tornratl bad one Mlhaa A· llplucuff J· Jd.. blooped lblllt ta Jell tD Uit Daflny · .. IE"r Y, ·ll 11 I1w Orlond•> Capeda slam • ed during the 13th annual Iron· 1i Maybry the outstaRding Jr.. : ed si~ firs11 tbret fi8CODd!l five flral Coal Grove JaekiOil ud 101'1 A. - :15.5. L::. . 's· grand ·. ~ IC8l'! and oel the 11a•• 'M oo: v. run of lhe ga.me Saturday " . - 10 provtde Juan Martchat ton Jnvitalionai track and field ' onton fr..hman, set a new mark Ithirds, fourths, and' two RusaeU failed to 'wtn an event tOo-YARD DASH - Maybry, Slmo' game-wlllllfnl blaaL to gtve leflhander rommv .lohn wtth hts stxth stratght vtrlory meel beld Friday night at Tank · tn the 2211 witb a :22.1 perferm- 1fiflba IR the sessloL IJacbon bad five lourlb piece I· Colllnlworth A· Newman Saturdav · \"h 't o . mght a 15-2 rout of ' ' ' I · ' ' ' . . Memorial Stadium in Ironton. i ance. Tbf old mark waa set iR Runnerup C.K gained ~ivtlfiniabes. CG; Brooks, A: Scbaffer, J;' CJ emente ·Erron and.· .the ,Ch 1rago ' 1 E' '-:'x. a 1.· lh t:> Sl · . · o_wtor) over the DeL ott T1· 1~uts Cardmals. . .1957 by Joe Coy, Porlsmouth, ' firsls, two seconds, one lhird, The Blue Devils' next meet Hall, 1. - :10.4. Hpl Phil8 W'10 w-s. vte tory broke a burThe host walked_ away ; who ran it in :22.5. : oae fourtll, and three fifths. " 11! at Kyger Creek Wedneoday. MILE RUN - Griffin, CK; gime Sox streak and . Spts. cal , : wt,th IbiS year s event, pllmg Collinsworth, Ashland, set the ' For the tblrd place Blue Dev· · Here'l resulta ol Friday'a ses- Smltb, G: Mllflln, It Henry, PHILADELPH!A (UPI) • was Detrotl s ltfth defca l in lis AS w_IN :>-% . •71 ·• pomls. Ceredo · Keno" new broad jump mark with a iill, Jim Gilmore wo• tho pole oion at Ironton: J; Collillaworlb, A, - 4:48.8, Roberto Clementu tlhoiiJIII 111 laot seven gamos. • KANSAS Cl 1Y 1UPfJ - J tm of West VtrglfliB edged out Gat- · leap of 20 feel, 10 incbes. T be vaull feet, and Butch Me· SHOT PUT - Ferguson, CK; 880-RELAY - lnlntoa, JICk- arm weal off · target lbe Itf"lftsh' Hunter .pit.ched a six-Iitpolts Blue Devtls fnr runner- old mark was :IG-7, set by Coy ' Cormick captured the diseUI Lucu, C-K; Pleuant, I; Flab- 1011; Ceredo-Kanova, Albland, . .ontb lnnitll, !laturday ud ' httler Soturday mght to pick up up honors '" the fmal four · In 1957 and tied by Ironton's loS! fo'ilb a 137 loot heave er I· Cyrus CG - 48'-IW' Galllpolla - 1'374 two lbrolltn& erron b)' tbt WIN AGAIN :hi.< v.ictory of the SPR· .vents. The <..:ener.als tallkd Norm Walker 1n 1963. Three Blue Devlle POLE VAULT·- Gltmore." G; 440-YARD RUN.:_ Kakes, Plltaburgh hllped tbt ST. PAlL . MIN NEAPOLIS : son a S-2 trmmph over lbe !4 markers whtle Galltpohs Griffin Ceredo-Kenova •et were recorded by Greg !loweD Howell G· A· CK· ·Ne-·• CG· Sa·-•- I· Pblladelphla Phutles to Ibm (t1PI) - Veteran ,Johnny KiiPP· W · · ' the new ' mile rtrord finiohing ' ' ' Ue lor ~., ' "· ......... ' fUDI In l 7·• ..........,. - • tbe • . asnmgl on s enalors. ·' wour d up wt'th 38· GAHS rewv· pnto vault· John Brown bl•h' Three-way fourth and' Smith ·Do , G' - w~UV~•, ,N • "" •~w., •• sttln .came out ' ed • tr GPhY for tis eIforta · · ia H6.8. The old mark ' was · sel jump· and' Bruce Smith ' mlle ~ · flftb - Henry J· GUleDwater !..._YARD ' ""'' LOW Sl, ·HURDLES · ·-"· - Plr••. .of the bull pen m, -----· ,... tie ketr,hlh mnm g Saturday 10 ' FINDLAY SCHEDUI . '. m . and Keals 1. -' 10'. ' ..- I· Smith· · ' · •E Ashland Ky. was lourUt with ·· by Joe Hudson of Martella in ; run 'Smith bad a good k1ck Sanden CK · Elrb..-t · ClemeDto• let two ruDI ' ICOfl cf¥! e off a late ra lly and pre- Ft :-IDIX/ . Ohio (UP! t- Ftnd- 33'o. Coal. was next witb 1!1114 to 4·47 ·the .streteb but !be C-K runner ' !UGH JUMP - Edwards I· I· Kit•;••: J· t' ;_,;•le a'• ·wbell be fired lhe ball lnlo tbt ~«Ve the Mmnesoat Twms' 1 c 11 ' · · ' ' : ' ' ' •···· ' '"'~-. ' llanda· beh'"" lba Phll1' ., _ _. llh .· . . 1ay ,o ege 1Jas announced a 17.· Jackson scored 14 points,, Ferguoon of C·K tossed the hadtoohlgofa1ead!ortheGai- ;Brown, G; Gilmore, G; Baker,- :JU. • ••- ,1 ...., fi · stratght trmmph, a 6-4 vtc-1 tntm-87 basketball schedule that and Russell, Ky., had oiX. Only ' shot put 49'-1 v," for a new1J'!C· lian to overcome. I CL: Franklin, A. - 6'·7". ..,_YARD ·on Dick Groat Oy011to lhorl the Boston Reo Sox. ml'ludes 19 regular seasoo ...vPn ent.red !be ooe- 1ord. betterinQ Bill Mad-'s ; GAllS had two thlrtls, Jim 1 BROAD JUMP- Collinsworth FOIOOIII A: Richards I: Shlf• rfghl will> ruJIIIOI'I tteCOIIII games two tournaments. sion. Eleven Indicated t be 1 : 116ft m1rk of Maddo1' ID UJe hiP jump, ICnd A; saunders, l; Eisnaqie, Gi ier, R.; 'G. &niU., G. :._ i:W.i. 1_and_.:..tb-;lrd::::' PDNEERS TRIUMPH . The Otle" hav" add t•d Row· wnuld partlclpat• was from Wurtland, J!Y, :!lam Elsnauate Ill !be broad ' Legg, 1: Cox, A.- 20'-18". ·i' Wr'(ARI> DASH - Maybry, . ri)(riiAU. SCORIII , RlETTA, Ohto iUPI.t -:- ltr~ r.n·en. and Cajll;tl to th•·ir Rerords were eatahlished in Ferrell of C-K set olMI 180- jump. The ' SI!:OAL ebamplon DISCUS - MeCormlck, G; ' [• Ct!Uillsworth, 'A; Newman KENT, Oblo (UP)) - . , . Mlrletta de:e: tcd m <.:ch·rl•d f' 1\' tll pia.' m lh.' broad jump. milt> run. 2l0. yard ;un mark, In 21:· mile relay team finishP.d fourth Cyrus. CG : Dr!'n."r, d : ' .11CIS, j t1G;'Hall,l: :22.1. ,. ' em .MlchJ&•n plowed wlder lettlfls Satu. ~ay f"r a '"""" the Q~>anl.lon Marines Uoltday shot pat and 880-yard ruo. c..e- 11.!.8. rr ~ c'tl n :·,'·:: · · '' ·~·"· at Ironton Friday night. C-K: Fergu80n, C·K.- 137'. 1 ·MILE RELAY- C<rtdti-Ken- 'Ketlt Sllte Unlvenl(J, 21·2, In r.tord of 1-o, compated to 1-4 To!ll nant"nl ITI tntd · Drcrmher edo-1\enova ,.1 three o( lite ••t by lronton'l r1m Ro" 111 r· lluwt ' also bad lwo foorths I:IG- YARD HIGH HURDLI'' all•: lrolitoit, Jaokl(ln, Galllpo- 1I Mid • Amerlcao Conferen,_ 1 lor the vlsttors. ,for lhe thtrd consecutive year. 1marks, Ironton and ~ as- IM , and lour flftha, Ill IIIII Rus&ell. S:tO.&, baseball Saturdq, - Earhart, I; Saundefl, ""- ... ""~1r~ thr~ I 1 1~e Tt~ers .' ?'it~g TWIN~ ~p: ~110 st~·•md ~ I oulfl~ltler Cuont•""•~ Gro~e ~over : -· --· ;L C.P~f111,JI 11·3 I a~d ~ hc1 t~l:-;1 s~uado ~- tl'-4~". Gilmo~ RUN-F~rrell. ~; ==-:::::==-- I fi~ishing ~.A. - Jr ' > :":u::'te . ....,.,, Larry Mltcbell held !be lntDmen to four bill, otruck ouiii!V· en end walked f9ur, He wu 1111111 ·of two wlltl pltCbeL II ""'u Mltcbell's oeeoDd - . ve wln over lha lrODJneD tbla Wftlt. He won 5.2 Tlieoda t Jaclt&on · Ya Pete . nraltatl lbfee of !be five holite • drlvlne eight of tile If 1'11111. He was three for four at plate. Pbll bad 1 olltb 1m1- Anae..cm 1 Golf Event May 21 ~ I \ 1 1-0 .\CAl KING (W~IS Derby) :eel H~ ~ ':f:! ~l..~.:W:k::::. ~ ~ne':. ftuala of :""C:.InAAibesec":: for 1 walked lour end 11 buebaU tournament Friday ebamplonahlp of 111~ ~ pltebes. Mapes pllcl!ecl to ond on a wUd pltcb, will> Ter- llammed hill 0n1 Batch MeCormlek David Armstrong . ESTABLISH SCHOOL RECORDS -Senior Buteb Corml NaUOial Lea M~,. Fnm w--~• Ptl • .•M eremeen. b ;na OblollivilloAnthlof" the Snulheasteru eoc League. Both teams are ~2 In Southem Dlvlllon play. Daryl Tmy started lor Jackson and worked five lnD· Mafn&lt. Hefnwtheas relieved by Aldeu pea bottom of the olltb wllb no ruls two rtlDI in and three blltl Teny In Ike Inning. Mapes pilcbatl home run balle to Alulei"IOD and eremeem. '!be Blue DevUa bad live bill in lhe IDDfng, oit ~:'::!!.~~tngob: !be:,.;. base, conunltled three erron two by abortalop Larry ~~o~e' and stole stx bases. Gaillpolb lett only three men 00 bue had one error, and had ....~ atolen baaea. Jaclt&oa ocored two runs fD the top of tbe fourth ror on an ertested end 11 oacrlllce, In 8 pr<>lbfee : ~~ =!polis ~0~ second and five 'tnone hn ~ 0 tbe and olltb 11;1 neid recently. McCormick sbaitered John I 1 ordson replaced Jobn Mllhoan on the GAllS record booka wben he bettered Milhoan'• !O.year-old 880-yard run reOord of 2:0U. Armstrona ran the sao In 2:03,8 on AprU 18 agalllll Cbeupelke and Middleport, McCormick finished aecond In IIBI Wedaeadafl SEOAL sbot pul despite hls ton. Of, 136'·11", better than any previous SEOAL athlete, Harldn,a took lint place with a record ton a' JiA711lt32 : Los Allgeles •• IS York .. ,., 1 t .418 IIi I-St. Loula .... . 8. 12 .400 6¥. CIDclDnaU ...... 8 It JOO IIi Cblcilgo .. . .. . 5 10 .238 10 I ' DfgfJI games !iehlrday'o Rftalltl Plttlladellllda 7 Pltlabtlrlb s Los Allgeles 14 cmciiDDaU 2 Chicago 3 New York 2 AUanta at lltodton (Dlght) • SaD Francisco at St, Louls :fi'':..t~dy -------------~-- I 1 Pomeroy Knocks Middleport Out Of Class A-Event, 3-2 (Digbt) Todl)'o Proballle Pltcben Chicago at New York 2 Pomero7 acorecl twice In tho llltb lnDing to knock Mid- Ellaworth (11-3) and Handl tl-2) dleport'l Yellow Jockela out of the Cfaas A sectional base- va. Hamilton (3-l) and Rlbant btU tournament 3-2 at Pomero7 Friday evealag. (11-0). . Coleh Ruas Moore's Pantherl, tralllng 2-1 going Into Plltsburgb at PhlladelpblaVeale f2-l) va. Culp (11-3). Whaley lnunedfaloly got· lnlo San Franclloo at SL ICOrfn& posltton by tteailng -- Blrdle Demoaltey lad off wllb Gibbon IU) or Shaw (l-3) ~~ ~:=, "!a~~~f~ .:'tfi~;':~n:fur~:UG;~~n:.e• ~= o~Umortdngfea ~0:" L · In the oecoDtl · •~owed :"' play 18 waa life on Larry · a secon and tllrew ror end ocored 011 frr!:.a base. '!be 1hrow siDgle. . T...., lando! Roby G"-- _....... · bolf= late ~ -D~! eel~f~ore" · --, , ~ -··· and the pfay was protested. fiflb w •.,,. Coach WDson protested Rose should go back to base. He was overruled. Umpire Elmo Kellner of 8011 tho runs. Blue Devils scored ~Uowed . Coaeb Jobn Wlcl:llDe's Creek Bobeato adv811ced to fiDall of !be eta... A Seelfoaal baseball Friday evening by host McArthur ~~ In an utra 11mfDc batUe, ' 'l'he Bobcats were to "'Sa"' 1 Panthen II Ptme:uonaiturday " ' : lor the OODles! r of lhat A cll!trlcl 1 A 18 the Clau a tbeno. The villU., Bobcats brote a 1·1 II:! ln lhe top of !be elgbth lnD1Di whell Joe FiBber opened witb a ofngle. Lanny T y 0 aiH oiDgletl John O'addock walltedto ftll the sat!ka, Emfe SeiAm was sale 00 an error, and Flsber oeored, mak· lDg ll 1-1. Jim Wbfte llfnlled, and It wu Wlth two out, Henderoon lingled 1n tile llnal KC run, • .:"~ p.Irates Again . v.JCtJm • o · f GAHS ~!. G0Ifers 12 2 2 ~tblhteams ~~ 111~ on4 base. Steve Flolaw moved hlm 10 lhlrd wilb a olnglf to lett field Lenn7 Van Meter lollowecl wttb a sacrlllce 11y to tel~ 11111 Whaley IC8lllpered borne to lie !be score al u PomeroJ'I &t>sbead rua wu laDled b)' FID!aw when Eddie Baer, Pllllller Jlllllor 1ee0nd for and a double, Kellb Haner bad a ln lour trips. Y • wu one lor three, a double. Glb MlUJron W88 one lor two, • afDgfe, The 8 bad 11 bill. Cllll Wllaon'advaneed Co a c b tile Con • Blue Devllll Into lral IICI!onal flnall Saturday lfternooa wllb South PolDI, on tile Gill di•DJODd, It Including 1 lltllle · · ~~.::_~ selroad~BCA't'l Geo~ge (!:k:ua!te!f:~ ROMP w:':/. •gf•::O!. !alibi) .!~~=~~y::~ ~Y lo~: ana ere at PL PlBUIDt end for Women • !,'' . _,. flelSped::m'andCremeentJGil.:..:l - ~ :k:-t!:\r~:~~;.:. ~ cer scored. Haner slnilecl ~~ alole second with GUmon! p lng to !bird. Pet. Anderson btl his third home run to BCOI'!I Haner and bring his 1o1a1 j, eight runs batted In homered to deep lor tho Blue Devils' last t&llf! . ., Linescore: Jacksoo 0011 2110 I)- 2 U Gallipolis 310 1155 •-14 !U Battertes - Jackson: D. Tt!IIry, Mapea (B), and Bierly. Upohs: Mltcbell and Speooor. ~ ~enter li~ ~ l ow· 'I ·'?' I.arrr t~ ~~Miod-verA ,!1~ ~-- erlMiaml 0110 010 M • B2 m can baseball pure 0011 010 1111--1 4 2 · Tyo and Fisher. Robinson, a sonlor from Co(8) und Gilliland. sboeton, thus preserved the Bobcaill' 13th consecutive viotory of the season and put !hem Into the MAC lead. Obit! Is now 13-2-1 lor fhe season and 5-6ill ~ Mason Ctty Conducts First ~ ~i: Annua}\Vomen'sTourney while Miami II·~ game wu I<Ored In tbe IIIUrlb ATI!ENS, Ohio (UP!) -Tom !Daly games ochedoled) to 1 HuntlngiOa team. lbey'll baWe Weila1oD's REMAIN ON TOP with two out wbell Van Meter Murphy, a juator from Euclid Amerfcaa Leque I lrates, defending state at WellatoD. COLUMBUS (UP!) - T b,.• singled, stole both aecond Ohlo, winner of 15 straight W L Pet, GB West Vlrgfafa, now Tbe final matcb or the reguOhio State Buckeyes kept 1thelr 8 and !bird; and lbea raced home games ilaee be began pitching eve · "" 15 2 .882 oeuon mark. Two HIIIOD ill qaiDst PL PleuMASON - The Hotllber-Smlth bowling team captured Big Ten baseball record onon 1 double· to left by Rodney .In coUege, ill 1 hlg reason why .... 12. 7 . .532 2 !\""bye d:~ta f:ve been al borne, on Monday May Muon's flnt annual Clcy Tournament recently. blemished by bombing vllltuit Karr. ·· · the''Oblo UDiverslty Jiobea!S are "" 12 7 ··Ill:! 4 po · 11. Tbe Clasa AA The tournament wao sanctioned by the Women's Inter- Wisconsin, 8-2, Friday. 18 RlgbtbaDJ!er Stobart, 1 speed- top dop ln lbe Mid-American :;:~o ,,,•, 11 7 ,8114\i The Blue DevUs hlltecl on Saturday, 21 national Bowling Congren, and was conducted at the Ma· Steve Arlin, the BuckS' AD10 btJller, and Dlcl: Wmy, Pan- Conference baseball staDdlnga, M'"""" 12 D .. 571 5 season record to 1~1. Monda Friday'• wln al ' " Rowllog Lenea. America righthander, toased a Iller Senlor, dueled will> aalhcir- Murpby (&-0) was king of tlie · W~~:_~ · ·· 9 7 .565 51> !be Milhoan play It J.J: wu a llnl lor 1 Blue Members of the first winner was Nellie Smith, 573. six hitter as be upped bill ,.._ lty lhntllbout tbt -lnttlnc bW ap1n Friday as !be •· ~...,ton " 8 11 J53 9 Wedneaday, the Galli- squad. '!be Pirates downed team were Bemadlne Fourth place was Ruth Ann aon record to 7-1. 'lba two 11J111i eoateaL Stobarl llmlted !be call racked MJaml Booton · · ·· · ··- li 14 JB3 II liB by two polnll down Anlla Houaber, Nellie Dye with a score of 569. off Arlin were unearned. · · Pantbera to Carl only lour bill and t-2, '•to register tholr .222 U'L 11~ last Jeanne""-lr Camp and Maxine W k-' •I-Kanau New YotkClty 4t1614 2()0 T year. r1•• ••• All Events flrat place was The vletory was the B"""--.e erry ••• ••'I Jack· alra,..ht MAC triumph and 121b • ·· ' " om •olden was low man for .... '"" acore was '•""'· Anlta Housber, 1691 ,. s-d tenth straight of the season ·'")l;i Ill tllltior IIPOI wilb 1111, of tbe seaaon. I-Nighl 1ames. GAllS wilb a S9. Par II !7 Second team winner WBI ~· tblrd in ]n B hill. i saturday's Rllalla the lougfl HuallDgton course. Muon Melbocllst Satnta wilb place, Ralb Ann Dy•, 1633, Uti • row lg Ten ct!D>elobarl ....... fuuetl EASY 'l'R111MPII Chicago l Detroit 0 '111 , Here'l lht reaulll of score of 21311. Bowllng on Ibis !bird place Nellie Smith, 11'23; pe on. lhrM. free ]111111 IIIII hlt one LEBANON, Oblo (UP!) -EI- Cleveland I Balllmore S dly'1 match: team were Bell7 Cadle, : . fourth place, Betty Sayre, Mrs. Betty Cadle, Mason, . ballet .!'b!le Wmy 1lrtlek out preas Msblon jumped Into MlnDelola 8 Boston ' ATIIII:NS - Art Modell, p - Chrl! Roderick, 40, ~:.Evelandyn ProfiiU, Lee Tournament was Mrs. Billie Gilmour, New Havlour Mil walked one. leid early and breezed to Wasbinglon at K. C. (twDigbt) ldent of Cleveland's foothoU Sellon !7, Will by Sellon """"'" Betty Dudding. director en, was secretary. Middleport Opened tbo IICOI' three • lengtb triumph Frida New York al Calllornla (night) Browns, will appear on the to 1~. ' WinDing lint place fo Ina, In the top bail of the Dnt nlghl ID the ieatured JnvltaUo~ Today'• Probabfa Pilellers eDS eampua this tiiiDIIDI!r u a Chip J .... 42, llergla Doubles were Ruth Ann Dye wbeft Georte Sauer scored witb a1 Trot al Lebanon New York al CalliorDla - featured speaker al the fourth by llarglo, 3-1; Tom and BeiiJ Sayre will> total piDs two .- outa. Pomeroy commltled Mtb nlgbl of raclDg, !11-3) vo. Cbanci (2-1) annual Oblo Unlv<rllty Alumni 41, Roach 40, won by of 1014. ~ ofron ~ BW Swan bad '!be vlclor bad a lbne of al Kanau c;tty- CoUege. 2\i to I \i. Second placll _ . Beulah a llllgle ·.ID llie btnlng. to win tile mne even! Second "· Talbot (11-3) Modell's villlt wu Tom Folden S9, Sharp 41, cocl: and Wanda Gabrtlaeh Tit~ Yellow ·Jacket tal· was Boy Lee, and 1.,;. Boston at Mlnneaoltl, today by Ahnnnl Director by Folden, 3\i to 11. 1011 piDs. ly came. ~ Ill* fourth when er came lo third, SanUago fil-l) and Wllaoll fl-1) Gilbert. The bead of · Bruce Harreld 43, '!'bird place ln !be Doubles VI East !2-2) and Grant (2-1) Browna' organization io 48, won by Harreld, 1-1. eompelltlon were CacU JohnDetrolt at Chlcqo, 2 llrst ooillldo speaker anTeny Shrader 43, Dean 44, son and Erma Gilland wllh a Aguirre (11-1) and LoUcb (2-l) IIOIIIICed fer. tho Alumni 1-2. Roush, 1111; IOCOnd place, Ant· "· Horlen 11-2) and Buzbardt wblcb 8llllll8lly brtnaa Ill Chip Janea leored !be Devil!' ocore of !MS. Amtdcolt Leapo (7), and llodsera , (1-2) al guest leclurent. lint eqle of 1ha year 011 lba Singles wlnnen· were Mary Wuh. Olo OOJ IIIII)- 1 4 0 WP-Sanford (2-1l Clevelant at Baltlmore, 2 • rn addition to Modell lllllllller 5 hole ta Rousher 571 and !bird place KilL City 01\0 020 OOtt:- 2 4 o (&.1). IIR-Pepltone. <!rtl) Tiant (U) and Siebert (2.4) VI. 10 • 18 Alumni College' wiD • ' Rlclllirt, Co• (1), Cheney (I) er <3rd). ' Palmer <2-1) and l!tmk<r (Z-2) ture leetureo by leading and Frond!; llobiOn <2-1) and NaUoaal Leape Moodlt7'1 Gameo UDiversfty laeully fD the Sulret LP-Riebert (1-4). Cbicago Ill! IIIII)Wasblngton al Ca!Uorala, Dlghl of commtmleaUODI baman 0011 1 41 . New York 1100 010 001 - 26 Booton at Kanaas City, Dlghl ltattODI, arl and Uterature. Booton_· 1102 001 1101- I I I Holtman (H) and Hundley· New Vork at Mlnne&ota, DfgfJI · prolfam ol recreational IDII Mlnii. · · 201 020 1101- 6 I 0 Gardner (!·) aild Grote. ' <Only games ebatluled) clal aetlvltes l! planned lor 1ha ~ Brandon (5), San- Santo (lth), Jonea (2nd). week-ton& event, deri '(7), Qslnlld (t) and Deadllno lor registration · TlllmiiJI; BoaweU, Wortlllnglon Atlanta 0011 00111106- B 7 0 fan the Alumni CoUege is Jtme' . (7) and Battey. WP-Worthlng- Houston 0011 1100 o - 7 1 (Norlbera Dt•: .,81 Information about !be program ton !1-6}, LP~ (11-1). Lemaater (H) and Torre· ~ w L R OR may be obtalned lltniagh the IIRa-To_VII' . (lsi), Petrocelli Leiman, CarpiD (D), Raymond lb Ohio UDiversfty Alumni 0111.,. 4 Baker Canter, AlhenJ, Oblo.--. l!rd),.Ol!va 2 (8th & 7th), Scott (SJ and Bateman. LP-Latman :.,g~nns -::·::·--- . 24 2 15 2316 I (lib lo ttl!). (1-2). .. . '.• ,"'" Nelsonvlllo •• , I ! II 28 Oetroll OOiiM, 011)-J 7 1 San Fran 300 0011 1101_ 4 3 Wellston ....... , , 1 S 10 31 Ohio Univenily Chlcqo OIID 0111 IIIII)- 0 !G St Louis 010 1100 Ott)- 2 a 1 TOTALS .. ... '" .. · I 1 71 78 Gel8 Windham Ace McLaiD (lo-1) and Freehan; Perry, Unzy (8) and Haller· (Soa!Mra DlviliiOD) ATHENS, Ohto (OP!)-<:oaeh Peteno, Locker (1), Fltlher (g) Glbaon (2-3) and McCarver: · announced Saturday three ootIDd MarUn. LP-I'Itm (l·l). WP-Pmy (4-tl), TEAM W L R OR Jim Snyder of Ohio Unlvenoil}' _ (!rd) Middleport .. .. .. . 3 ~ . 12 U anDODnced Saturday three 11111UI IDDlDp) ' Gallipolis "•" •·" I ·.1 ' 21 2'l ataadlnt! high school basketball The StiiOI'IIa now, the Ume Is now til 10-Go Cleyelllld (U iDII!np) Jael:son .... ,., •• .I ) 18 17 player• have accepted grantJ. Hondt. lt'l the fiYorlie of the '11n" ClVNd the 1 0 00. at - I t t Pitta 0 110 0011 114-7 1.2 Pomeroy .. '"'".. 2 I 2i rl In-ald. crowd that likes to be an the move. uki ~aU!more Pblfa 110 010 001111&- e l2 1 TOTALS . . '' ... ' 1t U '18 '18 Heading lhe trio ill tl-foot- I ~· Tbafs why we say ~ the nlcttt .1011 GOO IGO 000 Dot- U Sellwall, Fryman 171 , Face I.AST WEEK'S Grea McDevitt, an All - Oltlo AS LOW AS 5 peopll·bn 1 Handt. . , ~Allen (IJ), Slatlle (II) end PIJlltll'llll, May (U); Gallipolis Jackaon 2 , team seleeHon from Windham .16) d Cradtlall, Slmt. t!J); Bub!, C..il (I) Knowles (U) Pomeroy 3 Mlddl~ 0 and lhe object of oilers from Thert't I Hondl far YOU lleNai!J', s. lllllllr '(U), 11a11 IIJd DaJrrmple Ueem 111 Loian 5 NelsoJnllle 3 more than lBO colleges liitd' beainnlnaaslow •• •• , lit), lltlJI Eldttbll'ltiL 1'1/P- WP-Knowlee (M). LP-Face.·· Athens 5 WeUston 0 verSIUes. He averaged 2S points ~ckJ:J.~odet and ao-' Ifill (H) Ll'-AlleiJ (1-1 1 ;;.T.. · · · TVE9DAY'S ' G.UII:Sf 1 game last season. SEE THE MAN today at: .IJ\1), JIR,.o.:aw-t[ (~d) GoUlpoU,s 11 Mk!dl~" Tho otbera are 1-lool-l, 1211 • -crl!l(llll (Ut), D, JobQ(all ' .:.._. Pomeroy ot. Jadtll!ln ' fjjUDd BU S..bo ol . Cr01110tMI "''llllllrfltlfllm1 ....... tth, , :. . " . ·o\DI Gill . GIJ:ooo-1 a ...,.an •~ "· Albaai· ,. igh, who avera•ed 26 ' , i , !• ' elncl lit ClOt 011- 710 Nel v111 Well • RIW Yor!l Ootil!l 001 - t II , ..ltllll; :Willhlle (7). son e ston 1 per IIDII, and John Canlne, Clllf · lMJO 111 · ll.f'tw'IU: m••wl ftoAm lf•-1 MOTOR ~I.E$ · ·· 3fr- 7 .e 0 ll\ilelltro: PIIJllllll (I·Zl Meay date tfee1 beai fruit ~.-~;. -AU~MChJiaa"er''·· · 1\#4 Uloii1Vol II VI .,,.. · . Cadlll....l\lol•;...,.,l ·~k l!amot (f), t'l); Bdwerda. LP-sutton (3-a), ftJr ltiD yelrs. • · · lectfon. Calline averag~ --:-1-·~· 111 . (~) and Holnrd; IIR._Perez (1st), Sbam8ky , the Dog . ~. ~tile p!!Jits a game, aecond best .tCI'ION:l...41WiJ S. sl!eoND AVE, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 8alilw4 (1), Buldetll (~}. star In the be~ tbt Detroit area. I i> ~w G)tOII ~ !;, He wu replaced by Hole In the elgbtb. Hele was charged will> the loss, Both MilS hurlera !aDDed 10 KC batters and walked lour. Kyger Creek had lour runs on eigbl hils. The Generals had one run on four hils. Each team committed two errors. For the winners, John Cradtl>ck waa !be big gun with two walka, a single and trlple In ROBINSON SAVES 00 four trips. ATHENS, Oblo !UP!) - Bes. Heoderson and Tyo had lliever Robinson put down two singles. White and Fisher a nmtb-lnning raUy am1 lm<t<$ bad singles. ed ln !be winning run Saturtley Kyger Creek'• record is 8-2-1. give Obit! UD!verslty a 1-1 a sln"'e, LeHlngweU walked, Juter (2-2). lallled a mark· Llaescore: •· AUIIDIII at Houaton. er'" e fiflb. Both rtlll8 were Ky- Creek Aull siDgled to load lhe bases. stOred 00 •Blevilla theil walked 12-2) "- CuoUer (U), errono, McArthur By lnnlogs: • Los Angeles at ClnelnnaU - : ' ., Ill going the dlstance, Batteries 13 and walked lour. Calvin, Hale Middleport 1110 1110 .,_ Osteen (~2) "· O'Toole (0-1). Cal 262 Pomeroy 0011 1211 1-3 ' 1 ! Monday's Gam.. Coacb Jobn Mllhoan'a powerful Gallipolla !Ugh School vfn opelled for the Generals. Batteries: Stobart and Swan; Los Allgeles at Pittsburgh lOll team handed Barbouravllle'o Plratea their aecoDd Wmy and Van Meter (night) oecuUve loos on the Rlverla courae In HunUngton Plate Umpire _ Noe- San Francisco at Pitillburgb by llappitll a 121> to 1112 defeat on the I w....,. . lnlllng. Haner tbat oul at first Mllllroa waited j~ third Pete Anderson poled hll sec f Plate circuit clout Ron Jane1 atruct Jack- 0111, CremeeDI was safe OltRole's error and Mltc!Jei!Iitta > three home run deep lD left ~ Gai·n F.JDaIS Of . CIass A cent,ra' I. sectiOD • v..~-·· ~=.u-:::=:emflftbp- Bobcats ~~~~!!'!=~:!!b:!/~ ~!t !'A~rUtt;,nL,!~ ::= .·.·:~ ~~r~o ~33 er;: ~two llro~ 11 M2 rn • lls1led~l~;uf."!~~~:r::~~:·a~~~~~~!IS~i::.:.: ~•mortal i 1 7 ~~ llfih ~:~atopt\:tlb:'~ B~ : : . !be bedie Ill mound -: ~ ~ "(... p ,• e '"'' .,;~ "· h tl:t lliltriei Modell fill S ak Wol~ ~ pe at ou ~ * . "d ' M • Lin Fn Jy S a] or escores .;,j: a • See the S£0 S J•mgs ° IIIMP::n!• a· · ' People mwt ), m. --..- 'I'M•- r , .o. '*· · IAwuur.t .lJenllf unN··1\A. S''ES' ML ~~ •... .•I· .. • . ~ '· :.; ~ · d . 'I • j '. .• ,.,,,, , .. ,: , ,if. 'j' .. ]: ,,.,. ' .1" .. I y! ,I I. II I' n· , Ia ~- ld KARR & VAN ZANDT ... I ! i i. : . d I ,f I .y_ lo i . ,_ i lo s THE RIGHT OLDS! · . : " n:b Ul > I' �.. ~:·4·...,_.................... ,... .~ -.. . . . . . ... . . ~- .' '. '· / .' '• ' ' . . . Tbe Stmtlly 'l'lmeJ.8etltl1181, Slmdly, May 8, 1._11 • ...... llllh Bo)'l Ap... II, 1M Won Lost Bohr's Clothiers Team 3 Team I Team 4 a IS .-----·-••1 April 13, 11811 Woa Loll 20 a 3 point Hitch Up, Fits Any Tractor, Front 13 20 Hlgh Game and Setles -Pam Sylvester, !S6, 436; lllgh Tetlm Game ancl &!ries - Team 2, or Rear Mount, Extra Heavy Galvanized Now you can feid all VANCO fOUIP.{O. SWEmiX 3-IN-1 Block Court St. ·- O.lllpollo Ph. 446-0475 'MOrl lllttlplttfUI for your~ bll deficient lnl'lomt arown feeds. Tht '~hosphorUI In SWUTLIX 3·1N·l II hllhiJ IVIIIIIblt to thl animal becaus• it Ia supplied only by dit:•ltlum ,.phosphate. '1orHftH Willi trice ft'llfttNII •• • zinc, cobtlt,rriiMflnllt, GOf;lplr, Iron end Iodine. •F'artHied with Yltlrnlft A Vltlmln D. \ --Before Others Hook Up Their Mowers, Team 4 22 6 Team 3 19 9 lutenlate wsue Polnll Team 2 9 19 Aprtl 22. 111116 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 83 Team 1 6 22 Team 1 Won 4 2 ·H & R. Firestone 70 Hlghts- Tony Vaughan Team 2 4 2 Syracuse Ball Park 5a 1Greg f!ay,eo, 134; Mike Sayre, T Rawlings Honda OS • 219; Team 4. T75, 1612, earn 1 4 2 Middleport Dept. Store 50 Team 3 0 ! Bar 45 High C ' and Series High Game- George Nessel· Seolor Boya EIU., 19! , .i 18; High T~~: road, 221 ; High Series - Henry April 30• lfllf Game - Team 2, 312; i .b T I .. Won Lost Team Series - Team 4. 901. 583; HIll eam ' B h • Cl Ihlen 25 17 Game-Pomeroy Cement Block ITa rs 3 I$ 17 Junior Hlgb Girls 933; High Team Serieo - Syra· ' 18 24 1 April 23, 1166 cuse Ball Park, 2598. Team 4 16 26 Woo Loot Baulam Girl• High Game and Series- Carl Four Stooges 8 I A rU 26 lfllf Karges, 221, 531; High Telml FCIIIr Spares 5 4 kelp& your I&Jden lOW'I weod-flee-lell you •n/.,. ranlenlnf. ODe of 39 quiek-dwiJia 1xlolo lor year-round work. The Gravely is built for the touch jobo-built to luL Proof? AakUI: u11 the Gravely really lndeolrllctible?"' I The Mode1450's exclusive telescoping yo~e lets you hook up to most ASAE 3-point tractors quickly, easily-while the mower rests on its own support stand. You may even get an acre mowed before others get their mowers hoo~ed up. YOu'll like the smooth, quiet cutting, too. New Holland'sextra·long3'.4" sickle stroke allows more time for crop to fill the spaces between guards. Result: faster, cleaner cutting at lower ovetall knife speed. Less wear, more durability. See us soon for full details! \ P WY 2·5101 SPRING AVE. • Woo Lest Game and Series - Team 1 Team 3 Team2 Team t Higbs - Elsa Lee 133; Team 4, 730. FUlTON·THOMPSON TRAaOR SALES PHOSPHORUS-CALCIUM RATIO POMEROY Team . ~NEW ECONO with HIGH CAPACITY HE'S A SHARK AT THI5-Underwater photogra"'"-:: er Barry Herron readies for lowering into ·aha.r~· infested waters fm· Marineland o1 the Pac1fic. Won Lost Walker, Team 2 23 13 Lew II Repall' 13 23 Higb Game and Series -Pam Davis, 151, 4:11. : TfBm Higb Game and Series - Team 2, PICTURE YUL YUL BRYNNER may have missed his caHing- he could have become well known behind the camera as well as in front of it. Brynner can't wa't for the between-scenes period w¥:en he picks up one of hls many cameras and. starts taking photos of other actors, fdends and anyone else he take~ a fancy to. Brynner began this camera addiction back in 1950 when he waa cavorting on the stage of the St. James Theatre as Ute king in '7fhe King and I" and wed his dn:ssit'lg r6om as a darkroom away from home. Recently, he went to work with a ferocity during the filming of a television !lpecial about the crackdowp of i'lng ot narcotics ' smugglerS. His two Special targets were Princess Grate of Monaco. once known as Grace Kelly, and Italian u .. -,w .... ~_..,,...,"'; U'!I~,UIIL~ ULo.UIJ .... _,,...,._ • ...., - - - - · - - - · Here are'. Brynner and hia oubjecta. Chances are many movie fans could recognize ltohl ·lrynner. ,.f. - •' . Pllnceto Graco 11 a top oublod. ·-- ' ... R .. .. ' . ~ 444, 1321. Womelf• Swmy Kntgbl<rl Ma,y I, liN Won . . I ; I Slllldlld 14•llit" Balo Chamber, t N.W SIIUttHioGllllt ~ t H~<luty ~t 1111n, llmt 11 ', larw IH.bllt~~t · . a - Four Stooges 9 3 Four Spares 8 4 Strikeables 4 8 Four Tops a 10 High Game and Series - Jleb. bie Crow, 1411. 378; High Team Game and Series - Four Sparea C.·ow's Steak House 511 35 lola's Beauty Salon 55 38 ; Forest Run Biock 44 49 Dally Sentinel 42 51 Friendly Tavern 40 53 DUtton Drup S9 54 High Oini!O llld-Serles - Bollnle M'Dier, 197, 515. High team . G•me and Serlea - Dutton 1 IH 3·phase knotter ties 17% $lronpr, ' Drugs, 545. 1852. • Chrome-plated knotter parts eliminate . rust, retard wear. _ . 1. POMEiiOY LANEs ,I Pickup slip clutch •• standard equiPl"""t. / ' W«<ottday Late M11e4 INsw 21 l1,/1r lllnd/11 up to 14 ton• plr ll~ti l:,.•T9P ....... ~~M·~tl ;~~G'~}:"fr~rl' · ~ h~vN· ~ f~ ·~;~: ~ 'J~; ~ ~; Y t. : , ~-~~=·" f•l u:u ~('U: ·u I .., . . .. ... ' .. .; ' .' I .. .. . . .. , I'HOI~I! 'NV 2·!176 . . · , I v • Uullerdusten Team z !Pm s / ' 18 17 . r . ., ,. ,• • ·:.- . . <ltD ... 15 jll!tNI~ lo. II Your Farm Service Center .•• Central Soya of Ohio IN GALLIPOLIS Chuck Colllor S.rvlco $tero 3rd & Sycamore Sto. Gollipolio WINNING MAY V ALUESU Rlldy to Cut Gro11? Turf.Trim POWER MOWER J~LY AprU 30, lfllf Woa Loll IH. ACTOR. SWEETLIX BLOCKS 512 •· Main St. , • .,.,.,, 0. Jualor High Girls ' • NOW IN t. t\0 4\0 789 • 2204 • 611 710 llfnlor Glrll 6 8 6 8 AprU :11, 1111 fl HELPS PREVENT MILK FEVER SALES & SERVICE 4ll4, 1170, - an• • II GRAVELY TRAaOR ° r::: Ill) HEw HOLLAND " hU I CIICium ,. phO&Phontt r~tlo ofl.l'to 1 1nd will bitter baJtnc• the hl1h ulclum con. 1111 Vonco, Ownor Clly l.ea8Ue AprU 21, lfllf • ls2:1 or ltn-SWE£TLIX3-IN·l tent of rnat1J toUihiJtl. ~· lraotor ......., wllb ·aiJ.reu•clrive Illlor on the reason the horses run. not feed tny ex.tr• ult. ~­ 'IttI uldu•pho~ptt..-ul ,..,. II POWER Gravely'• bllh·lorque, oil· 1s •Full All-GEAR CULTIVATING Gulfstream Park, in Hallandale, Fla., bul here the focus •nd utibttion by ttimu tatinrthll t etlvilyof rumen orpnism!l. •Antmth: CCUttul'lll 2 16 :J till'l" more IWIETUX J·lfC·l ~r htad Gaily thtn rt1ulu miner•latlockt •. , the need 'or ()fftrina hilh phosphorus minetal · tlloatll It IGoll mintrtlllttllmlnlttd. · at«: k-It ltthttnt most liktiJto SEE IT TODAY AT •••• MEETING THEIR aEnORS--Ordinarily, the photogr apher ~on~ntrates on the horses at render• the blOCk ttllhiY pal.rt:: lblt, 1nd hllps incr11" feM 1nc1 Wlttr Intake, feed digtstiOO, GRAVELY Plants at Any Distance Apart. THE TAIL END? - Provos t Sir Haro1d Cncia knocks j JTl rn:J m dr,or ;J t f::uned Eton, where a board is ~\ .H h·ing <:1 dr· ci~wn to abandon formal attire. •lt•c•stra' • (5~ lev.J) rtplaws main chelp .. lirntstone. fl7, 11110. Barrel. 10 Pocket Chain So You Can Place CUT 1 op-art print .. ed paper sklmp is the first paper dress ever available. Looking a lot Jike pique, the ' unique dress is present.. ed by Seventeen Magazine. 1·/N-t Is But Bt<auH lkaior Hlp Glrlo TRANSPLANTERS CAPPED CRUSADERs-Tom• my Broughton and sister, Barbara, are discovering the Batman Ride before it opens at the Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey. 16 17 21 24 in one block I MECHANICAL BURNING AT ISSUE- Gro up of students watch a b_us t~ey set fire to burn in Cal cutta. The crit ical !o~d st.tuat~on in India has brought on various acts of no~mg ~ Clty. Studen t demonstrators were Jater arrested m th1s case. 23 :12 SWE!TLIX $46· Ready To Till Your Gtrden? SABRE nllER 97 ONLY $97' 88 S HP Briggs 6 engine. II Stratton NEW SHIPMENT! • 'I· , SMALL MODERN Got Alfalfa We~vil? We have plenty of 1pray on !Jand: BARB WIRE SAME HIGH QUALITY AlFA-TOX . SAME LOW PRICE!! MALATHION METHOXYCHlOR-GUTIIION , LIMITED SUPPL Yl Lonclmork StoN Opon Til 9 pm IMon. thru Sot.) All Recommended by O.S.V.,. . Ready For , · . Corn Plan.fiflfl? • .SII .Ill •o~ loiQUID NlfltQoiN. IIIII ALL KINIIS Ofl Sli!ED COIM. ' " ·' ' . ' i ' .' ' ·. Knoxwe•f Kllhr, At~IM W-' Kill• 'NoD W- ICIIttr Mljl L...U KIINr. w• ' PQ. ME~OY Mo- . lonlllt Mtl11, Gal,ilo r, t:oomti.,..;.,hOIIOI"ytY'Mitl J.ot~ w,."'"", !llilr• tool: lor lht lio -...:•.,; illucl tt"ll'allllo' u,................, OPEN TIL t P.M. I(I10NDAY i, : ' ~I ''le Ii to ~ '• j' '· j �.. ~:·4·...,_.................... ,... .~ -.. . . . . . ... . . ~- .' '. '· / .' '• ' ' . . . Tbe Stmtlly 'l'lmeJ.8etltl1181, Slmdly, May 8, 1._11 • ...... llllh Bo)'l Ap... II, 1M Won Lost Bohr's Clothiers Team 3 Team I Team 4 a IS .-----·-••1 April 13, 11811 Woa Loll 20 a 3 point Hitch Up, Fits Any Tractor, Front 13 20 Hlgh Game and Setles -Pam Sylvester, !S6, 436; lllgh Tetlm Game ancl &!ries - Team 2, or Rear Mount, Extra Heavy Galvanized Now you can feid all VANCO fOUIP.{O. SWEmiX 3-IN-1 Block Court St. ·- O.lllpollo Ph. 446-0475 'MOrl lllttlplttfUI for your~ bll deficient lnl'lomt arown feeds. Tht '~hosphorUI In SWUTLIX 3·1N·l II hllhiJ IVIIIIIblt to thl animal becaus• it Ia supplied only by dit:•ltlum ,.phosphate. '1orHftH Willi trice ft'llfttNII •• • zinc, cobtlt,rriiMflnllt, GOf;lplr, Iron end Iodine. •F'artHied with Yltlrnlft A Vltlmln D. \ --Before Others Hook Up Their Mowers, Team 4 22 6 Team 3 19 9 lutenlate wsue Polnll Team 2 9 19 Aprtl 22. 111116 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 83 Team 1 6 22 Team 1 Won 4 2 ·H & R. Firestone 70 Hlghts- Tony Vaughan Team 2 4 2 Syracuse Ball Park 5a 1Greg f!ay,eo, 134; Mike Sayre, T Rawlings Honda OS • 219; Team 4. T75, 1612, earn 1 4 2 Middleport Dept. Store 50 Team 3 0 ! Bar 45 High C ' and Series High Game- George Nessel· Seolor Boya EIU., 19! , .i 18; High T~~: road, 221 ; High Series - Henry April 30• lfllf Game - Team 2, 312; i .b T I .. Won Lost Team Series - Team 4. 901. 583; HIll eam ' B h • Cl Ihlen 25 17 Game-Pomeroy Cement Block ITa rs 3 I$ 17 Junior Hlgb Girls 933; High Team Serieo - Syra· ' 18 24 1 April 23, 1166 cuse Ball Park, 2598. Team 4 16 26 Woo Loot Baulam Girl• High Game and Series- Carl Four Stooges 8 I A rU 26 lfllf Karges, 221, 531; High Telml FCIIIr Spares 5 4 kelp& your I&Jden lOW'I weod-flee-lell you •n/.,. ranlenlnf. ODe of 39 quiek-dwiJia 1xlolo lor year-round work. The Gravely is built for the touch jobo-built to luL Proof? AakUI: u11 the Gravely really lndeolrllctible?"' I The Mode1450's exclusive telescoping yo~e lets you hook up to most ASAE 3-point tractors quickly, easily-while the mower rests on its own support stand. You may even get an acre mowed before others get their mowers hoo~ed up. YOu'll like the smooth, quiet cutting, too. New Holland'sextra·long3'.4" sickle stroke allows more time for crop to fill the spaces between guards. Result: faster, cleaner cutting at lower ovetall knife speed. Less wear, more durability. See us soon for full details! \ P WY 2·5101 SPRING AVE. • Woo Lest Game and Series - Team 1 Team 3 Team2 Team t Higbs - Elsa Lee 133; Team 4, 730. FUlTON·THOMPSON TRAaOR SALES PHOSPHORUS-CALCIUM RATIO POMEROY Team . ~NEW ECONO with HIGH CAPACITY HE'S A SHARK AT THI5-Underwater photogra"'"-:: er Barry Herron readies for lowering into ·aha.r~· infested waters fm· Marineland o1 the Pac1fic. Won Lost Walker, Team 2 23 13 Lew II Repall' 13 23 Higb Game and Series -Pam Davis, 151, 4:11. : TfBm Higb Game and Series - Team 2, PICTURE YUL YUL BRYNNER may have missed his caHing- he could have become well known behind the camera as well as in front of it. Brynner can't wa't for the between-scenes period w¥:en he picks up one of hls many cameras and. starts taking photos of other actors, fdends and anyone else he take~ a fancy to. Brynner began this camera addiction back in 1950 when he waa cavorting on the stage of the St. James Theatre as Ute king in '7fhe King and I" and wed his dn:ssit'lg r6om as a darkroom away from home. Recently, he went to work with a ferocity during the filming of a television !lpecial about the crackdowp of i'lng ot narcotics ' smugglerS. His two Special targets were Princess Grate of Monaco. once known as Grace Kelly, and Italian u .. -,w .... ~_..,,...,"'; U'!I~,UIIL~ ULo.UIJ .... _,,...,._ • ...., - - - - · - - - · Here are'. Brynner and hia oubjecta. Chances are many movie fans could recognize ltohl ·lrynner. ,.f. - •' . Pllnceto Graco 11 a top oublod. ·-- ' ... R .. .. ' . ~ 444, 1321. Womelf• Swmy Kntgbl<rl Ma,y I, liN Won . . I ; I Slllldlld 14•llit" Balo Chamber, t N.W SIIUttHioGllllt ~ t H~<luty ~t 1111n, llmt 11 ', larw IH.bllt~~t · . a - Four Stooges 9 3 Four Spares 8 4 Strikeables 4 8 Four Tops a 10 High Game and Series - Jleb. bie Crow, 1411. 378; High Team Game and Series - Four Sparea C.·ow's Steak House 511 35 lola's Beauty Salon 55 38 ; Forest Run Biock 44 49 Dally Sentinel 42 51 Friendly Tavern 40 53 DUtton Drup S9 54 High Oini!O llld-Serles - Bollnle M'Dier, 197, 515. High team . G•me and Serlea - Dutton 1 IH 3·phase knotter ties 17% $lronpr, ' Drugs, 545. 1852. • Chrome-plated knotter parts eliminate . rust, retard wear. _ . 1. POMEiiOY LANEs ,I Pickup slip clutch •• standard equiPl"""t. / ' W«<ottday Late M11e4 INsw 21 l1,/1r lllnd/11 up to 14 ton• plr ll~ti l:,.•T9P ....... ~~M·~tl ;~~G'~}:"fr~rl' · ~ h~vN· ~ f~ ·~;~: ~ 'J~; ~ ~; Y t. : , ~-~~=·" f•l u:u ~('U: ·u I .., . . .. ... ' .. .; ' .' I .. .. . . .. , I'HOI~I! 'NV 2·!176 . . · , I v • Uullerdusten Team z !Pm s / ' 18 17 . r . ., ,. ,• • ·:.- . . <ltD ... 15 jll!tNI~ lo. II Your Farm Service Center .•• Central Soya of Ohio IN GALLIPOLIS Chuck Colllor S.rvlco $tero 3rd & Sycamore Sto. Gollipolio WINNING MAY V ALUESU Rlldy to Cut Gro11? Turf.Trim POWER MOWER J~LY AprU 30, lfllf Woa Loll IH. ACTOR. SWEETLIX BLOCKS 512 •· Main St. , • .,.,.,, 0. Jualor High Girls ' • NOW IN t. t\0 4\0 789 • 2204 • 611 710 llfnlor Glrll 6 8 6 8 AprU :11, 1111 fl HELPS PREVENT MILK FEVER SALES & SERVICE 4ll4, 1170, - an• • II GRAVELY TRAaOR ° r::: Ill) HEw HOLLAND " hU I CIICium ,. phO&Phontt r~tlo ofl.l'to 1 1nd will bitter baJtnc• the hl1h ulclum con. 1111 Vonco, Ownor Clly l.ea8Ue AprU 21, lfllf • ls2:1 or ltn-SWE£TLIX3-IN·l tent of rnat1J toUihiJtl. ~· lraotor ......., wllb ·aiJ.reu•clrive Illlor on the reason the horses run. not feed tny ex.tr• ult. ~­ 'IttI uldu•pho~ptt..-ul ,..,. II POWER Gravely'• bllh·lorque, oil· 1s •Full All-GEAR CULTIVATING Gulfstream Park, in Hallandale, Fla., bul here the focus •nd utibttion by ttimu tatinrthll t etlvilyof rumen orpnism!l. •Antmth: CCUttul'lll 2 16 :J till'l" more IWIETUX J·lfC·l ~r htad Gaily thtn rt1ulu miner•latlockt •. , the need 'or ()fftrina hilh phosphorus minetal · tlloatll It IGoll mintrtlllttllmlnlttd. · at«: k-It ltthttnt most liktiJto SEE IT TODAY AT •••• MEETING THEIR aEnORS--Ordinarily, the photogr apher ~on~ntrates on the horses at render• the blOCk ttllhiY pal.rt:: lblt, 1nd hllps incr11" feM 1nc1 Wlttr Intake, feed digtstiOO, GRAVELY Plants at Any Distance Apart. THE TAIL END? - Provos t Sir Haro1d Cncia knocks j JTl rn:J m dr,or ;J t f::uned Eton, where a board is ~\ .H h·ing <:1 dr· ci~wn to abandon formal attire. •lt•c•stra' • (5~ lev.J) rtplaws main chelp .. lirntstone. fl7, 11110. Barrel. 10 Pocket Chain So You Can Place CUT 1 op-art print .. ed paper sklmp is the first paper dress ever available. Looking a lot Jike pique, the ' unique dress is present.. ed by Seventeen Magazine. 1·/N-t Is But Bt<auH lkaior Hlp Glrlo TRANSPLANTERS CAPPED CRUSADERs-Tom• my Broughton and sister, Barbara, are discovering the Batman Ride before it opens at the Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey. 16 17 21 24 in one block I MECHANICAL BURNING AT ISSUE- Gro up of students watch a b_us t~ey set fire to burn in Cal cutta. The crit ical !o~d st.tuat~on in India has brought on various acts of no~mg ~ Clty. Studen t demonstrators were Jater arrested m th1s case. 23 :12 SWE!TLIX $46· Ready To Till Your Gtrden? SABRE nllER 97 ONLY $97' 88 S HP Briggs 6 engine. II Stratton NEW SHIPMENT! • 'I· , SMALL MODERN Got Alfalfa We~vil? We have plenty of 1pray on !Jand: BARB WIRE SAME HIGH QUALITY AlFA-TOX . SAME LOW PRICE!! MALATHION METHOXYCHlOR-GUTIIION , LIMITED SUPPL Yl Lonclmork StoN Opon Til 9 pm IMon. thru Sot.) All Recommended by O.S.V.,. . Ready For , · . Corn Plan.fiflfl? • .SII .Ill •o~ loiQUID NlfltQoiN. IIIII ALL KINIIS Ofl Sli!ED COIM. ' " ·' ' . ' i ' .' ' ·. Knoxwe•f Kllhr, At~IM W-' Kill• 'NoD W- ICIIttr Mljl L...U KIINr. w• ' PQ. ME~OY Mo- . lonlllt Mtl11, Gal,ilo r, t:oomti.,..;.,hOIIOI"ytY'Mitl J.ot~ w,."'"", !llilr• tool: lor lht lio -...:•.,; illucl tt"ll'allllo' u,................, OPEN TIL t P.M. I(I10NDAY i, : ' ~I ''le Ii to ~ '• j' '· j �' I '!' ' a Ilia unty rand '::.t: ':.t tg . ' The May term grand jury I slbly the most Important news operate hls department more ef-1 more depuUes: I ceria~ of:~to ~e J :""" :;:'ty :,om,: all:~ 1:rd':ntal •~~~•!!'urman I ~~~~;.~~•ehw:·;,_;::or:~·;~!! Friday <'Ompleted a three day to come out of the cession. I ficiently and offectively for The grand Jury also recom· nex, u w ere . all on I t to crim'n- IJ<maid Halley 2Al and James Wrighl ri J: 1 Halley k~sjun jn Uama county com~ Tilt araad jury tound tnat the protecllon of the cmzen:~ mended that more · and Most of the space in quesUon pr~~ no Rt ':z. Crown City Irwin L. Sau:an, .fa, 11 18 mon Pleas Court retu~nlng 10 tbo moaey appropriated for I and the good order of the ooun- attention be given to the is presently being used by the Y assau ·_ hnth ,'m. fr!'~ J~~~Y !n trn: !!, ~g~~·; ~ ~., ... ~~~:}•. ,, indictments, three agrunst one the operaHo1nH' of tbe Gallla1 ty.Fu th mend ~: . ~eeulpln~lyatht theewcourlboashlng ~·;: G&Uiii Cuuni:.y weifare aepan.. Hoger L. Montgomery, lll, theft of whee1 and tire from , Rt. 2, 40 defendant, ptus three secret in- Coanty Sber • Depart men r er recom auona m- •< ar men! pending its move to new Crown City, lor manslaughter Frank Mlils Crown City. Raines 40 Rl 1 . dirtments, Involving six per· is wholly Inadequate and rec· eluded the need for a new ~e- ows, the cleaaing ol the halls quarters at Third and Olive, up- in the Misrch 19 two c~ collis- others ln;luded Alfred May- aru1 ~aid w. Green, c, · sons. ommended ibal •• addiUoaal frJI!erator m the county J•ll and stairways and cteanlng and on completion of the new build· ion at Crown City whlch took Huntington w va Ollie Conley 45 boih of Cojua>-·' 29 destruction' of The grand jury, with Edwin snbstanllal appropriation be ldtchen, office machines for redecoration of the jury r 0 '::' ing and merger with the dlvls· the life of Burl Raines, 20, of :,'~ilcl..;. bus all cha'rced wllb brealilql ' · Edelblute, foreman, examined a made so that: the sheriff's office, repair of wltb refurnishing and that a r Jon of aid for the aged office. Crown City. ty · Carlin Wood rd tl Crown entering · total of 32 witnel31les in con,ld- 1 Salaries of the sheriff's per- water damage In the sheriff's these lulve beea accomplished . turned .' yn ' • · ted · tha ....rte 1 · 1 be b ght · If In th b ent of the that the jury room be kept Indictments were re Ada w. Borden, 28, Kerr, for City, assaull with Intent to Carr over were , 5 addition- clean. against these: perjury in allegedly giving false klU, and James W. McBride, of Hol1y Jack TOmblin, · , two cases were carried over to bilities they have. al equipment for the sheriff's Another recommendation of James H. Beaver, 24, Colum- test!rnony and soliciting false 38, Bidwell, f~ non - supporl Huntington, W. Va., and. lhe September W'm ol rourt. 2 Deputies may be better cruisers and last but not least the grand jury was that· vacant bus, formerly of Rt. 2, Crown testimony from her daughters . The grand Jury declined to E. Jollell, 31, Co~. !tit' trained and ul ped at the ~!tom ol the list ol reO: I space . in the old courthouse, City, kidnapping, criminal ... in the first degree murder indict the foDowmg . charged. With breaking and. -· .·~ Recommendations of the 3 Sheri'!! m•v ommendations the need for made available by moving ol saull and robbery, In the April case of Ernest Walker, 39, Gal- Lyle Sheets, 21, Eureka Star m a recent II&E Jrand jury, however, were pDS· · ' • , · : :. 10 alleged abduction of 8 Law· Upolls, who was convicted In 1Rt. and Larry TbompSOD, 21, Ohlo Valley Uvestock ::tter 1 use: 22 a::: :!:r nn' p...,..:: and mark ol_ ~._.. ltame CDIIStrudioa • Sl\liloiY ~v:r W~lker • Easy fllidinr drawers • fully YMb&e drawer depth :&nleriW•V.ttd baked eruunel &nilb 1 SizeS to meet tmr'Y oetd: I saa te~ng, ientintl Top Gallia-Meigs Projects THI!M TODA'I FRENCH CITY PRESS VOL. l NO. 14 Fine Points Of Law Given DOC SEZ: SECOND SECTON Page 13 SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1966 I When the title of a motor vehicle is held "" "Carl X or Verna X," a t~nancy in common It was agreed by the committee that the top project in line for Meigs County should be a youth program for those Jn the poverty class from 1&-21 is created and the surviving spouse does not take title to the motor veh ic~e as a survivor. years of age. Tbis report was released today by Meigs County Auditor Gordon H. Caldwell in hope It I may prove heoeficlal to Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Taxpayers 8!1 ' car owners. However, when a title to a BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR SEDAN X or Mary X, either as joint tenants with right of sur· vivorship and not as tenants in common," the survivor takes S. eAutomatic Trans. :~ep~o~.=~tz;~~~~~t~= eR:adio er. Also in such case, a clerk of the court of Common Pleas may issue a transfer of '8 motor vehicle title after the death of one of the owners upon the asCOME VISITING _ These are the red squirrels, just a stone's throw from the back signmeot by the survivmg door of the Court House In Meigs County. They attract a lot of squirrel watchers, f r 0 m . , YOU CAN1 GET A BmER DEAL ANYWHERE SMITH BUICK CO. 48 Stott Strltt . Galllpollo, · Ohio spouse and a tax release from the county .auditor, Caldwell said. :O~u~rth~o~us~e'_ve'i~sl~to~r".:s,~w:o:r~ke~r~s,C:a~n:d~of~fi~cl:a:ls~.-::;~;;;---;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I Advance Tickets Avai}ab}e MUS Students For Cl.rCUS 1•n •·ddleport .· M . i Taking Final Tests at OU Places where there are jdvanced ticket sales for the King Brothers 3-Ring Circus coming to Middlep<>rt, May 17th, were announced today by the Middleport Volunteer Fire Dept., sponsors. . Tickets for Adults are $2. Children's tickets are $1• Middleport High School stu Tickets can be purchased •··t . Athens Satur day• !com member of the Mid...,, s were m dl~rtanyFire Department or Middleport, a. m. to I p.available m. from from the may-8 to lake the final district state ·•· followin• ar- or's secretary or fl:om 6 p. m. seholastlt tests from one of the • Among those.golng were Jef- ea merchants. to 8 p. m. at the mayor's I Bo J Conde B' In Middleport The Martin office where a fll'eman wiU he ry ggs, ames - l· ' • · on band to handle yoor reology· Richard Ferreire · Doug- Restaurant, Ingels Furmture, Ia; o;,..son - General Science· and Middleport !Mnch. qu~~· 1 th ed RObert Schmoll, Jon Cunning: In New Haven, W. Va., Mill- ti k ce 0 $I~ re~rrta. ~:~ h~ _Chemistry; Joey Hindy, er's Grocery. , 'i/Jc c~:ls";:, ~!.u Nancy Harris _ Elementary AI· In Pomeroy, lngei s Carpet gebra: George Hackett Jr., Lu- House, The New York Clothing anna Mcintosh_ Advanced AI· House, Simon's Market, Tewksgebra; Tony MIDer, David Jenk- bury Barber Shop. . Ins _ Plane Geometry; Patrl- Reserved seat Uckets Will go cia Ault Wayne Davis - Amer- on sale May 9th through May lean H~tory; Melissa Davis, 14th at the Mayor's office in Robert Shillet- World History; John Evans, Kenneth HarrisFourteen students at Gallla 5elllor Social Studies. Academy High school have Marta Ray lluhbard, Cynthia been selected to receive prizes Mills - English; Karen HawIn the essay competition of the ley, Debra King - English; Propeller Club of America Rose Hackett William Hysellwhich is spoasored by HuntingEnglish· John Baker o 11 1 a ton Propeller Club and Ashland Lewis_:_ English· Th:resa Cas- Majorettes and Oaghearers OU and Relining Co. cl Remalle Nferl'- Flr!t Year lor the Middleport High school Those who wiD be awarded LaUn· Betsy Cunningham Car- marching band were chosen at prim at the awards dinner of Kb,g _ second Year 'Latin a tryout Friday afternoon after on Friday, Misy 20 at the HoD- - A 14 Students WI'n Pnz'es Marchm'gBand AddSMaJOrette • MAliBU SPORT COUP£ GREAT VALUES ON THE YOUNG-IN-HEART '66 CHEVELLEI Second Year Spanish and su.. marching technique. ' . an Jamarllla Ward Janice Schmoll was selected Fir Year Bookkeeping. to flU the one majorette va88 caney with Diane Welsh lrer alternate. Sue Rue and Marla Hubbard were selected as flagbearers. These fllrls wlll join the rq, . 00 turning majore11es who are ' . Debbie Grueser, Diana Dav:A revised U1~ .t t h e Is, Rathy McElhinny and Elaine .;hools parliclpa""'l In the dta· b:'icl land jUdging contest of DaviJ. !uture Farmers of .· America Judges lor the tryoull were and In order of llniJIUoa, cor- Mr. Wllllam K. BusseD, cllreettecta a previous report of the ..-, and Merlyn ROB!, Kylll!f s~orrla, Our New Trading Policy Assures You Can Trade . ew List of N Sch Is Mad e Whh Us. &1[;)[;10~® ~~ ~[p[tl(3(3g THE CHEVROLET WAY ·AT CHEV· 210.236 SECOND AVENUE ·· """"" '"-.. ;;;;ooiiO ·- · ' D. f ' ·a " ...t .. . ~.. -. ,i. . ,·.' .;' ..• . ' ' · .••ro• co. ,, GAL.LIPOLIS, OHIO . . ~'II Congressmen To Headline Coa}Ta}kers Other CAP committee bers present were Rev. Joseph Kraly, Faye Proffitt, Car Qualls, Bill Guthrie and Qualls, all of Meigs County, and Don Notter, T. F. Burleson, Mrs. Christine Boggess and Mrs. Naomie Rose, Gallia County. Also attending were Mr. Sayre, Lauren Hoffman, assistant director : and secretaries Hazel McKelvey and Mrs. is Waid. Ft.rst Horse Show Of '66 IS• May l ' = !, Wellston. HamUton, 1 Southw..tern High ..W gratlcate, was ldlled In "Opo eratiOII Blrm.lqham" • Taosday, Misy S. Funeral .., raagemeult will ht • - VehiC}e SaleS D'1p by}3 m • Gallia Co. ·ty ~·~ ~·'- ~. t!O,D.:47\of"~ ~ i I f1· Workman was Jailed by iH Robert C. Hartenbach:• ' = :: ,, il'l'ace, ,~lt:rH~. I._. Gf,,l!ljldle. .a. ./ipprov-'- !K .l!ltlc.III'\II!IIIIM .AD,~ tlfllllld ·~ '~. rr 0 a" II ' a. Is_..,_ fan~o~tg~u~~ ~eeol ~= $75 Bonds m • Uty court ~of Loga~~, ~lor, ~pnea, ~'a ~~ ~to~,~;!;:~_,I! s....,.,. ~ -~ an s. 1II n· I, Twp., totaling leas thaD . . _..s, to satiBiy lbe ltolell • In a second cause of ..... the plaintiff is seeking lorii111 ure of a mortcage on one v.el of land in Sectiim 11 al .... Twp., of lea than tliilt Jacres, to satisfy a juclgmallat $l:t,l70.26, and o1x per cent llo ' · terest from May 6, 1966. Wilma E. Krebs, C Mill Creek St., hea been granflil a divorce from Wllllam . C. Krebs on grounds ol fli'UBI!ietf. lee! of duty, The plalntlll \ru restored to 11er forliler ~ ot Wilma E. Fliber. · ·• · A pelltloo for unUorm roeal lllp[lOrl against a COIIIIIy man In Wayne eot.\1\J drcUit <0!Jr1 In Detroit, Leah Esther ,'!,• toc~ . ~td'mi , ill':: fylnl for lhe ~tar Award for· Acndemic Achlevement. In a letter to Mr. William Middleport High Scllool Lloyd Bowen, 30, Columbus, and Marold Bowen, 36, Principal, Col. Arthur D. Von Rt. 2 Oak Hill, forfeited $75 bonds for appearances SaturRollr, Milllary ScJ. day morning In municipal court on charges of trespassing enee at Ohio State University, with Intent to llell commended Lloyd OR hls acb- The B!>wea brothers had been er, was dismissed by levement. The award Ll design. arrested Sunday, April Zl, first Belz. ed to ncognize those Army em charges of breaking and eo- In city poUce cases, ROTC Cadets wbo achieve llld terfng but these cllarges were Betz fined . James O. maintain an academic point 111 reduced to the 1euer charge. Rt G llipoll ..., U or hJiber, ' The watrant was signed by 23• · 2' • S. Recovery Soug..t The Colonel pointed oul lhll.l George Trafner. The Gailla costa. for speeding ond In Court Petition ·wltboul ouiatanding biBb school County Sberlfl'o · Department R. 8li'Cbfleld, Clarence Arthur Prlcie ill. 1; preporolfon It would hove bel!ii llad lppniheDded the brothers ~0 and eooll = no Middleport, hea flltcl a pei!Uoa 'flrtually lmpaSIIble lor him 10 a11tr they llad been seen at the license. ~pins~ Ed1aoa Hobstett<r, ez. lcldeve tblo pal and "credl.t liiiDC<!llpled reaJdence of Train- Forfeiting bond~ on 8 tal ecu1or of tile tllata ol Orela 1resta 'fitb the teaching staff 111 or on Rli3S near Gallla. Highway Patrol cbaltes were D; Price, deceased! In · tJi.e the Nlddleport Schools;• be Arrested by the sberif!'s de- Marlon F. Reynolds, Common Pleas Court of lllelp li1'0fe. parlmen~ Robert Olrlsmer, 22, fnglon, w. Va., $17.50, County. The ·plaintiff ,Ji;stUb!J , llld KOI!,IIeth Noble, If, both of violation; Torralce L. 'tilll:t- . ,8110AD CALLED ...· Galilpofll.ltt 1, were eacb W. \'a., aDd Fril$ 11-l.ll<''"'l clflc' ]iiirloDII proper!J, ·• ·llan!o Sllveravll)e, lined fill aJ!d, eos11 (or t!Jsord110, Pl. PleaSi\11, ;,::· ..... In ·ClwDty CAm- wu dead on arrival a& Veter- lirly <OIIdui!l, m .!!'!, !l!"""..!!'.g; =!!~! ,. mon Pleal Court,. an adloll.<,liJ IIJII ~ 11o91111 Ia t) Jollll R. 11on1ea, 11, Rl t, L. Dupler, 1'1, O.: Al'lllut <l. l'rl!ltaa qalnst ihe lQen !h;! OalllpillJ, Ill 01J0i!t Salur- D.. Smith, S7, :Detroit, IIUCIL,f ...ifll; ·b dar alortdbit e11u1e o1 ... 111c1 Lauro! G. Dllll1l, 11, o;.• iilif' Nultlild batl8'y filal by JoJm. U.U.IIOI\ lid. $SUO •· 1111\1* llliilbn. IJf Dollali. 'l'blt1tlllt. .,....._ • ' .,......,. Russel~ •• JudgmentS of Near}Y$15'000 Asked in Court Out for Praise '""* Gete Federal Aid ' uoyds·mgIed ~ ~1 Secbris~ 4Charges Filed by Deputies Garcia Worlanaa, S'l, Bottom. W8!1 arreeted ' Saturday by the Meigs sheriff's department on . · charges. .( PrrrsBURGH (UP!) - Two eongressmen from coal producing states will be among the 11peakers at the American Mining Congress Coal Convention which opens Sunday. Sen. Robert c. Byrd, !). W.Va., a leader in promotion of coal re...rch, will speak at a welcoming luncheon Monday ?/. the Hllton Hotel. The senator is foremost in encouraging the study of production of gasoline from coal. Rep. John P. Saylor, R • Pa., will speak at the coal division luncheon Tuesday at the PennSheraton Hot e I. A ranking member of the House Commit,. tee on Interior and Insular AJ.. fairs, Saylor was awarded the "Conservationist of the Year'' award in 11161 by the NaUonal Wildlife Federation. About 2,500 delegates ha .. registered for the four-<lay conventloa. High on the agenda are dis· eusslons of new developments In mining technique, financ!al problems and legislaUon affect,. fng coal mining. ~: ~ ' ~ '~fOr· Sa~ ~-· ~. ~ ~ !d . ~ · :Mel 'florHIIP, . IIqliiijt._.a...._ .,....___ "ntnlctlviik.-.~ ~·tilia· dll~itt ~ ; :Arthur· lultbueceni· PI'OIII·•·~·--- 21, * '. ·~ .· · . ~ . -:·n · ·. ,-. · ,... FIRST Gallta County Nd' tee. dent kW<d In lite Vfel N• ooafllct W8l S!H RaoseD Loll Gordon Wooten, president, llamilton, IDD of Mr. 111111 Mn. was in charge of the sess ion. Anibony llamfltoa, aow tllll, The Gallla County Riding Club, Inc., JriU )l9ld Its an- ulies on charges of resistlnc nual horse show, the fir" of the 1Q86 aealKifii<Stllday Misy rest, disturbing the peace, Cpl. Ronald W. w..btewokl 15 at the Gallla County Jiinlor~'ll'nds. · ··'-"'"" · toJ!cation and assault as• iht arrived home l'rlday alter 'l:Jiii event will be conduci1A!i1 ~9s • · point show under result of. an altercation at a """Pletlng 11iJ tour of duly for rules of the Ohio Valley Horse Shoi Association. Entry fee Meigs Rile club. o1x mooths in Viet Nam. He II is $1.50. A trophy wlll he . to the first pli<e win· Other arrests by the sherll!'o opeading 1 .....,. lfave with ner and the first five · dep~t Friday w.re L!rl')' Ids parents, Mr. aud Mn. Ar· winners will receive a . ·(Mare or gelding). Ribbons E. Gnffm, Tuppers Plams, . , . lbur WroblewUI of GaJJlpolla. Non . point halter classes will be presented to the winners. mg while his license was...., He fa awaiting ordel'l for !do begin at 10 a.m. The All-West- The first 13 classes of the suapenslon, Roy R. Harm011: II, oe:d anlgDment. ern horae show will start at 1 ternoon show will be under Ashland, Ky., open chlrjll!; • JA :m: ' '!AI II Ill~ :tm I ua.&:S:I p.m. with the Grand Entry point system. They include James F. ~assey, MiddlepOrt,. eluding representatives of following : order for !me and costs, and clubs in the OIMI.I., each car- I. Lead-In-Pony - Rider Bill Reeves, Albany, infoliel. rylng hls own club flag. years or under; 2. Stake Uon . . (Horses Only); 3. The Sheriff's department 011 The new eleclrlc llmer whlch Pleasure Pony 18 inches or Friday transported Richard was purchased recently by the w d Lima wbero he "''" . der- Rider 12 years or under; ar to ""' OHVHA Will he used for 1. Barrel Race (Horses Only) ; begin a aentenre for burg!arJ, llD flrst time at the show. 5. Western Pleasure H or s . Galel will open at 7:30 a.m. (Full Mane); 6. Western Gallla Counly autDmoblle at the Fairgrounds. Food and sure Pony 13-56 Inches dealel'S' sales were down 13 in refreshmenlB wlll be on sale 16 years or under; 7. Flag April from the previous~ day on the grounds. (Horses Only); 8. Western I despite increased llitw,· lfl'. new admission will be SO cents Championship - 16 years trucks and used cars. Sales of adullB. Children under 12 under; 9. Egg and Spoon Race; new CHI'S remaiJied sialic and of age wiD be admilted 10. Pick-up Hace (Horses Only); used trucks dropped. ~··· Judge for the horse 11. Appaloosa Pleasure Horse; The title sectiOP of Clei'(l" ~· will be Ronnie Heaberlin. 12. Western Pleasure l;ourts Marjorie ·RJneharl's 1il'· Carnahan of Racine wUI be (Clipped mane); and 1!. fil Bockeye l!ulldlng and flee Issued 1,276 titles, filed aliiiOllDcer for the public Class (Horse only). IJaed a peUtlon Friday PI 3'13 notations ol liens and 303 dress system. There will also be four specCounty Commoa eU cancellations, and Issued 18 duThe morning non-point tal classes, all open with no Court seeking judgments Ia plicate and five replacement tJ. classes wiD include the points given. These include: 11, amount of $14,600.115 agailllt .Aloo lies. . ing: I. Pony 56 inches or Barrel Race, 15. Flag Rece, ~or. E. and Patricia 0....., New car sales last month totder, (entry fee $1), 2. Mare 16. stake Race, and 17. Pick ~j . t'ff j•..., aled 91, a drop of only three gelding (entry fee $1), 3. up Race. Prize money In these pam I """"""• _ . from Marclrwhen M were sold. . Members Showmansblp, 4. Sial- classes will be $5, $4, $3, $2, and ment of $2,42Al.69 and olx Plr New iruclla jumped to 23 in ~P' lllchl Lloyd, son of Mr. and lions (Horse), and 5. Appaloosa $1 for the first five places. cent mterest from May 6, Ulll, rD from 15 In Marcil. Total dea~ .Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, and~ fr••l> in one acllon and Ioree~ at BACK HOME - Misrlue L- son, Tom·Gooch, Mike Kerns, last month COIIIpl1'ed to 133 lR Jackie Knight Ann Rseo Diane March but were down wben Remita, Bev.;ly Luak, s' u , 1 n compared to !!Old J08n Snyder, Annette: February. Used sl!lel· · Thomas and Richard Weinberg- aled 20 as Ctmpared to 27 fn er. March. The loeal coolestanls were Other sales Jut moJtllt fnc]ud. under the direetlon of Mrs. ed: 10 uew trallent onil ,. four Rulh Gillingham. used trailers, elpt new mot.;r. cycles and two .used motorcy-SW S h 18 ard cfes and one used jeep. . C oo O . · · The Sauthweatena L o c'll School Dlelrlcl bserecelved approval olreeellt applleatiCJns lor Federal Fundi for T!Uo 1 llld J'!'Sults. · • creet vocal lnslruetor, Elper- Title D prosrama In lht ameunt l<lgan WRI flrlt wllb 180 ~ twfrlon of the group 19: of t31,7111.39, It waa. ~ Jioflllo out olllli!). GaiJliioUI WM liifeil·ln the lnllrUcllon few the here Friday. . . nd with ex OIOiata a • d new tryoulB. For Title I, • pl'llCraJII of r. Cbon WHI tbfrd wltb Gfi , ld ta. Tile~; • " · ·ADMIUI 8BNIQRS communlcalloii Ull!q--,,lbea by llaYiim· : .. .· . Principal of ·apptoved wu ·~ · fllrmer Oalllpolfs laaolbar. • tbe ' )lr.._,, Elementary Title D J)nlll'lln for wn.y ,pther ~hoollla the ...~ of Sehool. ~'~ Ill: od- boob iiili inaiariail~W~· apo DflraQ/Ii' , 1he proVed' fa thit .....Ji!itl,401,. e We'll put you in 'u tson the eeay w•y · · · · GAlliPOLIS mately $80000 at this time can be sought through fedi!I'ar programs while 1\leigs has bout $70,1100. 'lbe amounts will be sought for the Guidin.g I Hand School program or Youth Program in Meigs not determined by the conJmi:t-1 356 ~~ki ::e:~r =f~~ s:: ~~; :::~ ::~~ =~~ ~: ~~u:!t, S:!t~~:~: :..::: ::~ mo;~::. .:,~~~· ~::r:: Oak Hill Brothers Forfeit oa llarrlooD, Marilyn S~mbo- of basic twirls routines and Gregory Briggs, Donald Glb- Sales of used can totaled 19'1 fng Amiy ROTC Cadets quail- Drive over tnd check them out durin g our ' for Re1arded chllclren in Gallia. The Guiding Hand School program was placed on the list as the top priority program in Gallla with a youth program if needed, as being given Class B rating. B rd d Gl Revs. Ny1e o en an en Hueholt, directors of tbe school, attended to point out that the school is currenUy having financial difficulty. It is hoped that through a federal grant the Guiding Hand School program can be expanded where two and possibly three classeo 'may he conducted.' There is presently one class of 12 pupils attending the school whicb has been fmanced through state private and county sources. ' Gallia County has app,.xl· Richard Sayre, director ol the CAP, indicated Saturday that the Meigs group has not yet specified the number of job stations that will be sought, ed. but the number may be as high as 70. Sayre said his staff was to begin work at once on the application for the youth program in Meigs and also one for The Guiding Hand School ...:=:..:.=:.....::..~:.::.----------! motor vehicle is held as, "John el/-8 Engine -··.. Approved in CAP Session High priority projects - one Jn each county - were approved by the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Program (CAP) committee in Gallipolis Friday night. By Auditor NOBODY, BUT NOBODY WILL · SELL .ABUICK FOR LESS MONEY eWhite Walls J}l{l.lffi" ' THE From =,, iii' ~~~r~~l w:~ ~0~~:~:.rs::~ ~:newi~aydutiesro~d r~s:n~~ :e~~ourth:usea~r:ex, t.OOk tor tho ,~,. ~, j~fi!:f:~ �' I '!' ' a Ilia unty rand '::.t: ':.t tg . ' The May term grand jury I slbly the most Important news operate hls department more ef-1 more depuUes: I ceria~ of:~to ~e J :""" :;:'ty :,om,: all:~ 1:rd':ntal •~~~•!!'urman I ~~~~;.~~•ehw:·;,_;::or:~·;~!! Friday <'Ompleted a three day to come out of the cession. I ficiently and offectively for The grand Jury also recom· nex, u w ere . all on I t to crim'n- IJ<maid Halley 2Al and James Wrighl ri J: 1 Halley k~sjun jn Uama county com~ Tilt araad jury tound tnat the protecllon of the cmzen:~ mended that more · and Most of the space in quesUon pr~~ no Rt ':z. Crown City Irwin L. Sau:an, .fa, 11 18 mon Pleas Court retu~nlng 10 tbo moaey appropriated for I and the good order of the ooun- attention be given to the is presently being used by the Y assau ·_ hnth ,'m. fr!'~ J~~~Y !n trn: !!, ~g~~·; ~ ~., ... ~~~:}•. ,, indictments, three agrunst one the operaHo1nH' of tbe Gallla1 ty.Fu th mend ~: . ~eeulpln~lyatht theewcourlboashlng ~·;: G&Uiii Cuuni:.y weifare aepan.. Hoger L. Montgomery, lll, theft of whee1 and tire from , Rt. 2, 40 defendant, ptus three secret in- Coanty Sber • Depart men r er recom auona m- •< ar men! pending its move to new Crown City, lor manslaughter Frank Mlils Crown City. Raines 40 Rl 1 . dirtments, Involving six per· is wholly Inadequate and rec· eluded the need for a new ~e- ows, the cleaaing ol the halls quarters at Third and Olive, up- in the Misrch 19 two c~ collis- others ln;luded Alfred May- aru1 ~aid w. Green, c, · sons. ommended ibal •• addiUoaal frJI!erator m the county J•ll and stairways and cteanlng and on completion of the new build· ion at Crown City whlch took Huntington w va Ollie Conley 45 boih of Cojua>-·' 29 destruction' of The grand jury, with Edwin snbstanllal appropriation be ldtchen, office machines for redecoration of the jury r 0 '::' ing and merger with the dlvls· the life of Burl Raines, 20, of :,'~ilcl..;. bus all cha'rced wllb brealilql ' · Edelblute, foreman, examined a made so that: the sheriff's office, repair of wltb refurnishing and that a r Jon of aid for the aged office. Crown City. ty · Carlin Wood rd tl Crown entering · total of 32 witnel31les in con,ld- 1 Salaries of the sheriff's per- water damage In the sheriff's these lulve beea accomplished . turned .' yn ' • · ted · tha ....rte 1 · 1 be b ght · If In th b ent of the that the jury room be kept Indictments were re Ada w. Borden, 28, Kerr, for City, assaull with Intent to Carr over were , 5 addition- clean. against these: perjury in allegedly giving false klU, and James W. McBride, of Hol1y Jack TOmblin, · , two cases were carried over to bilities they have. al equipment for the sheriff's Another recommendation of James H. Beaver, 24, Colum- test!rnony and soliciting false 38, Bidwell, f~ non - supporl Huntington, W. Va., and. lhe September W'm ol rourt. 2 Deputies may be better cruisers and last but not least the grand jury was that· vacant bus, formerly of Rt. 2, Crown testimony from her daughters . The grand Jury declined to E. Jollell, 31, Co~. !tit' trained and ul ped at the ~!tom ol the list ol reO: I space . in the old courthouse, City, kidnapping, criminal ... in the first degree murder indict the foDowmg . charged. With breaking and. -· .·~ Recommendations of the 3 Sheri'!! m•v ommendations the need for made available by moving ol saull and robbery, In the April case of Ernest Walker, 39, Gal- Lyle Sheets, 21, Eureka Star m a recent II&E Jrand jury, however, were pDS· · ' • , · : :. 10 alleged abduction of 8 Law· Upolls, who was convicted In 1Rt. and Larry TbompSOD, 21, Ohlo Valley Uvestock ::tter 1 use: 22 a::: :!:r nn' p...,..:: and mark ol_ ~._.. ltame CDIIStrudioa • Sl\liloiY ~v:r W~lker • Easy fllidinr drawers • fully YMb&e drawer depth :&nleriW•V.ttd baked eruunel &nilb 1 SizeS to meet tmr'Y oetd: I saa te~ng, ientintl Top Gallia-Meigs Projects THI!M TODA'I FRENCH CITY PRESS VOL. l NO. 14 Fine Points Of Law Given DOC SEZ: SECOND SECTON Page 13 SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1966 I When the title of a motor vehicle is held "" "Carl X or Verna X," a t~nancy in common It was agreed by the committee that the top project in line for Meigs County should be a youth program for those Jn the poverty class from 1&-21 is created and the surviving spouse does not take title to the motor veh ic~e as a survivor. years of age. Tbis report was released today by Meigs County Auditor Gordon H. Caldwell in hope It I may prove heoeficlal to Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Taxpayers 8!1 ' car owners. However, when a title to a BUICK SPECIAL 4 DOOR SEDAN X or Mary X, either as joint tenants with right of sur· vivorship and not as tenants in common," the survivor takes S. eAutomatic Trans. :~ep~o~.=~tz;~~~~~t~= eR:adio er. Also in such case, a clerk of the court of Common Pleas may issue a transfer of '8 motor vehicle title after the death of one of the owners upon the asCOME VISITING _ These are the red squirrels, just a stone's throw from the back signmeot by the survivmg door of the Court House In Meigs County. They attract a lot of squirrel watchers, f r 0 m . , YOU CAN1 GET A BmER DEAL ANYWHERE SMITH BUICK CO. 48 Stott Strltt . Galllpollo, · Ohio spouse and a tax release from the county .auditor, Caldwell said. :O~u~rth~o~us~e'_ve'i~sl~to~r".:s,~w:o:r~ke~r~s,C:a~n:d~of~fi~cl:a:ls~.-::;~;;;---;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I Advance Tickets Avai}ab}e MUS Students For Cl.rCUS 1•n •·ddleport .· M . i Taking Final Tests at OU Places where there are jdvanced ticket sales for the King Brothers 3-Ring Circus coming to Middlep<>rt, May 17th, were announced today by the Middleport Volunteer Fire Dept., sponsors. . Tickets for Adults are $2. Children's tickets are $1• Middleport High School stu Tickets can be purchased •··t . Athens Satur day• !com member of the Mid...,, s were m dl~rtanyFire Department or Middleport, a. m. to I p.available m. from from the may-8 to lake the final district state ·•· followin• ar- or's secretary or fl:om 6 p. m. seholastlt tests from one of the • Among those.golng were Jef- ea merchants. to 8 p. m. at the mayor's I Bo J Conde B' In Middleport The Martin office where a fll'eman wiU he ry ggs, ames - l· ' • · on band to handle yoor reology· Richard Ferreire · Doug- Restaurant, Ingels Furmture, Ia; o;,..son - General Science· and Middleport !Mnch. qu~~· 1 th ed RObert Schmoll, Jon Cunning: In New Haven, W. Va., Mill- ti k ce 0 $I~ re~rrta. ~:~ h~ _Chemistry; Joey Hindy, er's Grocery. , 'i/Jc c~:ls";:, ~!.u Nancy Harris _ Elementary AI· In Pomeroy, lngei s Carpet gebra: George Hackett Jr., Lu- House, The New York Clothing anna Mcintosh_ Advanced AI· House, Simon's Market, Tewksgebra; Tony MIDer, David Jenk- bury Barber Shop. . Ins _ Plane Geometry; Patrl- Reserved seat Uckets Will go cia Ault Wayne Davis - Amer- on sale May 9th through May lean H~tory; Melissa Davis, 14th at the Mayor's office in Robert Shillet- World History; John Evans, Kenneth HarrisFourteen students at Gallla 5elllor Social Studies. Academy High school have Marta Ray lluhbard, Cynthia been selected to receive prizes Mills - English; Karen HawIn the essay competition of the ley, Debra King - English; Propeller Club of America Rose Hackett William Hysellwhich is spoasored by HuntingEnglish· John Baker o 11 1 a ton Propeller Club and Ashland Lewis_:_ English· Th:resa Cas- Majorettes and Oaghearers OU and Relining Co. cl Remalle Nferl'- Flr!t Year lor the Middleport High school Those who wiD be awarded LaUn· Betsy Cunningham Car- marching band were chosen at prim at the awards dinner of Kb,g _ second Year 'Latin a tryout Friday afternoon after on Friday, Misy 20 at the HoD- - A 14 Students WI'n Pnz'es Marchm'gBand AddSMaJOrette • MAliBU SPORT COUP£ GREAT VALUES ON THE YOUNG-IN-HEART '66 CHEVELLEI Second Year Spanish and su.. marching technique. ' . an Jamarllla Ward Janice Schmoll was selected Fir Year Bookkeeping. to flU the one majorette va88 caney with Diane Welsh lrer alternate. Sue Rue and Marla Hubbard were selected as flagbearers. These fllrls wlll join the rq, . 00 turning majore11es who are ' . Debbie Grueser, Diana Dav:A revised U1~ .t t h e Is, Rathy McElhinny and Elaine .;hools parliclpa""'l In the dta· b:'icl land jUdging contest of DaviJ. !uture Farmers of .· America Judges lor the tryoull were and In order of llniJIUoa, cor- Mr. Wllllam K. BusseD, cllreettecta a previous report of the ..-, and Merlyn ROB!, Kylll!f s~orrla, Our New Trading Policy Assures You Can Trade . ew List of N Sch Is Mad e Whh Us. &1[;)[;10~® ~~ ~[p[tl(3(3g THE CHEVROLET WAY ·AT CHEV· 210.236 SECOND AVENUE ·· """"" '"-.. ;;;;ooiiO ·- · ' D. f ' ·a " ...t .. . ~.. -. ,i. . ,·.' .;' ..• . ' ' · .••ro• co. ,, GAL.LIPOLIS, OHIO . . ~'II Congressmen To Headline Coa}Ta}kers Other CAP committee bers present were Rev. Joseph Kraly, Faye Proffitt, Car Qualls, Bill Guthrie and Qualls, all of Meigs County, and Don Notter, T. F. Burleson, Mrs. Christine Boggess and Mrs. Naomie Rose, Gallia County. Also attending were Mr. Sayre, Lauren Hoffman, assistant director : and secretaries Hazel McKelvey and Mrs. is Waid. Ft.rst Horse Show Of '66 IS• May l ' = !, Wellston. HamUton, 1 Southw..tern High ..W gratlcate, was ldlled In "Opo eratiOII Blrm.lqham" • Taosday, Misy S. Funeral .., raagemeult will ht • - VehiC}e SaleS D'1p by}3 m • Gallia Co. ·ty ~·~ ~·'- ~. t!O,D.:47\of"~ ~ i I f1· Workman was Jailed by iH Robert C. Hartenbach:• ' = :: ,, il'l'ace, ,~lt:rH~. I._. Gf,,l!ljldle. .a. ./ipprov-'- !K .l!ltlc.III'\II!IIIIM .AD,~ tlfllllld ·~ '~. rr 0 a" II ' a. Is_..,_ fan~o~tg~u~~ ~eeol ~= $75 Bonds m • Uty court ~of Loga~~, ~lor, ~pnea, ~'a ~~ ~to~,~;!;:~_,I! s....,.,. ~ -~ an s. 1II n· I, Twp., totaling leas thaD . . _..s, to satiBiy lbe ltolell • In a second cause of ..... the plaintiff is seeking lorii111 ure of a mortcage on one v.el of land in Sectiim 11 al .... Twp., of lea than tliilt Jacres, to satisfy a juclgmallat $l:t,l70.26, and o1x per cent llo ' · terest from May 6, 1966. Wilma E. Krebs, C Mill Creek St., hea been granflil a divorce from Wllllam . C. Krebs on grounds ol fli'UBI!ietf. lee! of duty, The plalntlll \ru restored to 11er forliler ~ ot Wilma E. Fliber. · ·• · A pelltloo for unUorm roeal lllp[lOrl against a COIIIIIy man In Wayne eot.\1\J drcUit <0!Jr1 In Detroit, Leah Esther ,'!,• toc~ . ~td'mi , ill':: fylnl for lhe ~tar Award for· Acndemic Achlevement. In a letter to Mr. William Middleport High Scllool Lloyd Bowen, 30, Columbus, and Marold Bowen, 36, Principal, Col. Arthur D. Von Rt. 2 Oak Hill, forfeited $75 bonds for appearances SaturRollr, Milllary ScJ. day morning In municipal court on charges of trespassing enee at Ohio State University, with Intent to llell commended Lloyd OR hls acb- The B!>wea brothers had been er, was dismissed by levement. The award Ll design. arrested Sunday, April Zl, first Belz. ed to ncognize those Army em charges of breaking and eo- In city poUce cases, ROTC Cadets wbo achieve llld terfng but these cllarges were Betz fined . James O. maintain an academic point 111 reduced to the 1euer charge. Rt G llipoll ..., U or hJiber, ' The watrant was signed by 23• · 2' • S. Recovery Soug..t The Colonel pointed oul lhll.l George Trafner. The Gailla costa. for speeding ond In Court Petition ·wltboul ouiatanding biBb school County Sberlfl'o · Department R. 8li'Cbfleld, Clarence Arthur Prlcie ill. 1; preporolfon It would hove bel!ii llad lppniheDded the brothers ~0 and eooll = no Middleport, hea flltcl a pei!Uoa 'flrtually lmpaSIIble lor him 10 a11tr they llad been seen at the license. ~pins~ Ed1aoa Hobstett<r, ez. lcldeve tblo pal and "credl.t liiiDC<!llpled reaJdence of Train- Forfeiting bond~ on 8 tal ecu1or of tile tllata ol Orela 1resta 'fitb the teaching staff 111 or on Rli3S near Gallla. Highway Patrol cbaltes were D; Price, deceased! In · tJi.e the Nlddleport Schools;• be Arrested by the sberif!'s de- Marlon F. Reynolds, Common Pleas Court of lllelp li1'0fe. parlmen~ Robert Olrlsmer, 22, fnglon, w. Va., $17.50, County. The ·plaintiff ,Ji;stUb!J , llld KOI!,IIeth Noble, If, both of violation; Torralce L. 'tilll:t- . ,8110AD CALLED ...· Galilpofll.ltt 1, were eacb W. \'a., aDd Fril$ 11-l.ll<''"'l clflc' ]iiirloDII proper!J, ·• ·llan!o Sllveravll)e, lined fill aJ!d, eos11 (or t!Jsord110, Pl. PleaSi\11, ;,::· ..... In ·ClwDty CAm- wu dead on arrival a& Veter- lirly <OIIdui!l, m .!!'!, !l!"""..!!'.g; =!!~! ,. mon Pleal Court,. an adloll.<,liJ IIJII ~ 11o91111 Ia t) Jollll R. 11on1ea, 11, Rl t, L. Dupler, 1'1, O.: Al'lllut <l. l'rl!ltaa qalnst ihe lQen !h;! OalllpillJ, Ill 01J0i!t Salur- D.. Smith, S7, :Detroit, IIUCIL,f ...ifll; ·b dar alortdbit e11u1e o1 ... 111c1 Lauro! G. Dllll1l, 11, o;.• iilif' Nultlild batl8'y filal by JoJm. U.U.IIOI\ lid. $SUO •· 1111\1* llliilbn. IJf Dollali. 'l'blt1tlllt. .,....._ • ' .,......,. Russel~ •• JudgmentS of Near}Y$15'000 Asked in Court Out for Praise '""* Gete Federal Aid ' uoyds·mgIed ~ ~1 Secbris~ 4Charges Filed by Deputies Garcia Worlanaa, S'l, Bottom. W8!1 arreeted ' Saturday by the Meigs sheriff's department on . · charges. .( PrrrsBURGH (UP!) - Two eongressmen from coal producing states will be among the 11peakers at the American Mining Congress Coal Convention which opens Sunday. Sen. Robert c. Byrd, !). W.Va., a leader in promotion of coal re...rch, will speak at a welcoming luncheon Monday ?/. the Hllton Hotel. The senator is foremost in encouraging the study of production of gasoline from coal. Rep. John P. Saylor, R • Pa., will speak at the coal division luncheon Tuesday at the PennSheraton Hot e I. A ranking member of the House Commit,. tee on Interior and Insular AJ.. fairs, Saylor was awarded the "Conservationist of the Year'' award in 11161 by the NaUonal Wildlife Federation. About 2,500 delegates ha .. registered for the four-<lay conventloa. High on the agenda are dis· eusslons of new developments In mining technique, financ!al problems and legislaUon affect,. fng coal mining. ~: ~ ' ~ '~fOr· Sa~ ~-· ~. ~ ~ !d . ~ · :Mel 'florHIIP, . IIqliiijt._.a...._ .,....___ "ntnlctlviik.-.~ ~·tilia· dll~itt ~ ; :Arthur· lultbueceni· PI'OIII·•·~·--- 21, * '. ·~ .· · . ~ . -:·n · ·. ,-. · ,... FIRST Gallta County Nd' tee. dent kW<d In lite Vfel N• ooafllct W8l S!H RaoseD Loll Gordon Wooten, president, llamilton, IDD of Mr. 111111 Mn. was in charge of the sess ion. Anibony llamfltoa, aow tllll, The Gallla County Riding Club, Inc., JriU )l9ld Its an- ulies on charges of resistlnc nual horse show, the fir" of the 1Q86 aealKifii<Stllday Misy rest, disturbing the peace, Cpl. Ronald W. w..btewokl 15 at the Gallla County Jiinlor~'ll'nds. · ··'-"'"" · toJ!cation and assault as• iht arrived home l'rlday alter 'l:Jiii event will be conduci1A!i1 ~9s • · point show under result of. an altercation at a """Pletlng 11iJ tour of duly for rules of the Ohio Valley Horse Shoi Association. Entry fee Meigs Rile club. o1x mooths in Viet Nam. He II is $1.50. A trophy wlll he . to the first pli<e win· Other arrests by the sherll!'o opeading 1 .....,. lfave with ner and the first five · dep~t Friday w.re L!rl')' Ids parents, Mr. aud Mn. Ar· winners will receive a . ·(Mare or gelding). Ribbons E. Gnffm, Tuppers Plams, . , . lbur WroblewUI of GaJJlpolla. Non . point halter classes will be presented to the winners. mg while his license was...., He fa awaiting ordel'l for !do begin at 10 a.m. The All-West- The first 13 classes of the suapenslon, Roy R. Harm011: II, oe:d anlgDment. ern horae show will start at 1 ternoon show will be under Ashland, Ky., open chlrjll!; • JA :m: ' '!AI II Ill~ :tm I ua.&:S:I p.m. with the Grand Entry point system. They include James F. ~assey, MiddlepOrt,. eluding representatives of following : order for !me and costs, and clubs in the OIMI.I., each car- I. Lead-In-Pony - Rider Bill Reeves, Albany, infoliel. rylng hls own club flag. years or under; 2. Stake Uon . . (Horses Only); 3. The Sheriff's department 011 The new eleclrlc llmer whlch Pleasure Pony 18 inches or Friday transported Richard was purchased recently by the w d Lima wbero he "''" . der- Rider 12 years or under; ar to ""' OHVHA Will he used for 1. Barrel Race (Horses Only) ; begin a aentenre for burg!arJ, llD flrst time at the show. 5. Western Pleasure H or s . Galel will open at 7:30 a.m. (Full Mane); 6. Western Gallla Counly autDmoblle at the Fairgrounds. Food and sure Pony 13-56 Inches dealel'S' sales were down 13 in refreshmenlB wlll be on sale 16 years or under; 7. Flag April from the previous~ day on the grounds. (Horses Only); 8. Western I despite increased llitw,· lfl'. new admission will be SO cents Championship - 16 years trucks and used cars. Sales of adullB. Children under 12 under; 9. Egg and Spoon Race; new CHI'S remaiJied sialic and of age wiD be admilted 10. Pick-up Hace (Horses Only); used trucks dropped. ~··· Judge for the horse 11. Appaloosa Pleasure Horse; The title sectiOP of Clei'(l" ~· will be Ronnie Heaberlin. 12. Western Pleasure l;ourts Marjorie ·RJneharl's 1il'· Carnahan of Racine wUI be (Clipped mane); and 1!. fil Bockeye l!ulldlng and flee Issued 1,276 titles, filed aliiiOllDcer for the public Class (Horse only). IJaed a peUtlon Friday PI 3'13 notations ol liens and 303 dress system. There will also be four specCounty Commoa eU cancellations, and Issued 18 duThe morning non-point tal classes, all open with no Court seeking judgments Ia plicate and five replacement tJ. classes wiD include the points given. These include: 11, amount of $14,600.115 agailllt .Aloo lies. . ing: I. Pony 56 inches or Barrel Race, 15. Flag Rece, ~or. E. and Patricia 0....., New car sales last month totder, (entry fee $1), 2. Mare 16. stake Race, and 17. Pick ~j . t'ff j•..., aled 91, a drop of only three gelding (entry fee $1), 3. up Race. Prize money In these pam I """"""• _ . from Marclrwhen M were sold. . Members Showmansblp, 4. Sial- classes will be $5, $4, $3, $2, and ment of $2,42Al.69 and olx Plr New iruclla jumped to 23 in ~P' lllchl Lloyd, son of Mr. and lions (Horse), and 5. Appaloosa $1 for the first five places. cent mterest from May 6, Ulll, rD from 15 In Marcil. Total dea~ .Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, and~ fr••l> in one acllon and Ioree~ at BACK HOME - Misrlue L- son, Tom·Gooch, Mike Kerns, last month COIIIpl1'ed to 133 lR Jackie Knight Ann Rseo Diane March but were down wben Remita, Bev.;ly Luak, s' u , 1 n compared to !!Old J08n Snyder, Annette: February. Used sl!lel· · Thomas and Richard Weinberg- aled 20 as Ctmpared to 27 fn er. March. The loeal coolestanls were Other sales Jut moJtllt fnc]ud. under the direetlon of Mrs. ed: 10 uew trallent onil ,. four Rulh Gillingham. used trailers, elpt new mot.;r. cycles and two .used motorcy-SW S h 18 ard cfes and one used jeep. . C oo O . · · The Sauthweatena L o c'll School Dlelrlcl bserecelved approval olreeellt applleatiCJns lor Federal Fundi for T!Uo 1 llld J'!'Sults. · • creet vocal lnslruetor, Elper- Title D prosrama In lht ameunt l<lgan WRI flrlt wllb 180 ~ twfrlon of the group 19: of t31,7111.39, It waa. ~ Jioflllo out olllli!). GaiJliioUI WM liifeil·ln the lnllrUcllon few the here Friday. . . nd with ex OIOiata a • d new tryoulB. For Title I, • pl'llCraJII of r. Cbon WHI tbfrd wltb Gfi , ld ta. Tile~; • " · ·ADMIUI 8BNIQRS communlcalloii Ull!q--,,lbea by llaYiim· : .. .· . Principal of ·apptoved wu ·~ · fllrmer Oalllpolfs laaolbar. • tbe ' )lr.._,, Elementary Title D J)nlll'lln for wn.y ,pther ~hoollla the ...~ of Sehool. ~'~ Ill: od- boob iiili inaiariail~W~· apo DflraQ/Ii' , 1he proVed' fa thit .....Ji!itl,401,. e We'll put you in 'u tson the eeay w•y · · · · GAlliPOLIS mately $80000 at this time can be sought through fedi!I'ar programs while 1\leigs has bout $70,1100. 'lbe amounts will be sought for the Guidin.g I Hand School program or Youth Program in Meigs not determined by the conJmi:t-1 356 ~~ki ::e:~r =f~~ s:: ~~; :::~ ::~~ =~~ ~: ~~u:!t, S:!t~~:~: :..::: ::~ mo;~::. .:,~~~· ~::r:: Oak Hill Brothers Forfeit oa llarrlooD, Marilyn S~mbo- of basic twirls routines and Gregory Briggs, Donald Glb- Sales of used can totaled 19'1 fng Amiy ROTC Cadets quail- Drive over tnd check them out durin g our ' for Re1arded chllclren in Gallia. The Guiding Hand School program was placed on the list as the top priority program in Gallla with a youth program if needed, as being given Class B rating. B rd d Gl Revs. Ny1e o en an en Hueholt, directors of tbe school, attended to point out that the school is currenUy having financial difficulty. It is hoped that through a federal grant the Guiding Hand School program can be expanded where two and possibly three classeo 'may he conducted.' There is presently one class of 12 pupils attending the school whicb has been fmanced through state private and county sources. ' Gallia County has app,.xl· Richard Sayre, director ol the CAP, indicated Saturday that the Meigs group has not yet specified the number of job stations that will be sought, ed. but the number may be as high as 70. Sayre said his staff was to begin work at once on the application for the youth program in Meigs and also one for The Guiding Hand School ...:=:..:.=:.....::..~:.::.----------! motor vehicle is held as, "John el/-8 Engine -··.. Approved in CAP Session High priority projects - one Jn each county - were approved by the Gallia-Meigs Community Action Program (CAP) committee in Gallipolis Friday night. By Auditor NOBODY, BUT NOBODY WILL · SELL .ABUICK FOR LESS MONEY eWhite Walls J}l{l.lffi" ' THE From =,, iii' ~~~r~~l w:~ ~0~~:~:.rs::~ ~:newi~aydutiesro~d r~s:n~~ :e~~ourth:usea~r:ex, t.OOk tor tho ,~,. ~, j~fi!:f:~ �I ' Tlrneo-Sentlnel, Sunaoy, llf!Q' 8, IHI ,,,,Absentee Votfi's Diseloj~a· ·,~· ' ' · ...t rouce rrobing Oftereu ·-l'llN~moRTH, , "'"'~·~ S:w, i mdlndStay Fit Pro!!fam Heing ·t~ng'""" ""J' · -,::~, • ~ so lnt Accident (("ITpoHJ Mrnmlmt Pool JOints and release tension," r.on·l tone•s of 10, 20 fiiJIII!' Iil.ri. IJ!>t>l(;;~.\1..~; >''thtl I'~ • , . •I•V~l~r.\1, ~~ 11]1• •Y!!!PI~!wlll'oller i"'S~m ilf tinued th~ gncta~ • 40 •nd 50 Seniors Shine in Metcalfe's 3-Act Comedy ; rn ••iinats•.-.J .:. aitii-SiAy c.FJ" program, u er ' The Re oss WI . d ement Is that saw on tajurtd the leadership of the Galho Stay F1t program IS deSlgne 1only reqmr te each 1 S Love. 32, Sam Fowlkes, J~, ~~~~·, ~; ...,~~~~e !'!&Y!!'· ~: :~~.;; it. lftrii. fallen aDd ftie nswtmmfn~ -::::- ~: ~ .... cfictai Ituntty to participate m a mean~ Thts does no 1 and the Authordles sa II taken tt ;v, H""'"': :.! ?:.!•~!':.~:-. ~ ~ IU litrd wero struck and .ktlleJI to th~ mln4 4S well as to the mgful and enJoyable acttvity ov-1swum conb:,~~Py and rest as derson. HaMrtford,af~ospttal by Clifford Nelson Ohvar, 3~ Mo- Lantz. 37, James Knox Dv~ bod " tHe S kesman added ler an extended period of tJme. swammer m.. , Veterans emora Thomas 35 Martl)a M Cheese-134; John Kay Slerret, 2; Judi a ear. ' .. ,:\rove <lrculatmn ' The Galhpohs pool Will offer [often as necessary the 10· Pomeroy Emergency na St.twail '3: J:m:!::: M .\."L"'l 2, ii4LCtS, I'"'of ody movements I the program every Thursday ltlal three miles e summer I where he was admit w 33 Heber , H, Rlfll•, 32, Wil· 32; Wilham H Prollltt, 37: abdominal muscles: evening .It w•ll be open to all must sw•rn the 440 yards With· facial, bead and ch"t lnjurl.,. Withers, 8, Lelia Marilyn Higginbotham, 32; Wal· movement w•thm the, lnd•vlduals eornpletmg the out stoppmg to rest. Pollee were unable Wedgo, 35, Jane M. Powell, ter C Warren, 50 Thomas •• •""-"-·~- - - ---~ eertaln Saturday a Names of those votinl Mbsen brew 31, Olaud Cheesebrew, Ste; 1 ~n Bragg S7 · Delbert H. I .:, · whether or not Anderson WB! are hsted below, fulluwmg 31 ' Wilham H Robertl!on 50: Stover. 32 Kay Ellen Gygax, driVer of the vehicle, which wa• ~e rai81llg of the 'lllestioo uf Guy McW•IIIarns, Jr, 5. Arn· 35, Margaret Leone Stalnaker, demolished. rtght to use the names by old LeRoy Lane, 29, Edna 0 34, Enoha Lee Stalnaker, 34, the news med~a and a ru110g by Lane 29, Mary Busbv, 8 Chor- James Thomas, 12 Samm1e C. 100 Prosecuting Altornty that 1t les J Slater, 35, Wilham W Sturgeon, 26, Nelson Rayburn, SQUAD CALLED t\11 permlsslble lo do so. Wllh wamslev, 29, William Carper 37. K1p H Hartenbach 31, PT PLEASANT - Agron.m•y tile JMtter on ncord m the of- AeJker, s, George o Dabney, Carolyn S Costen, 33, Ea~est and HortiCulture Field Dav will of CirCwt Clerk Howard 7 Watterson, 24, Ora H Car.asle, be held at the Oh1o Vall•y Ex· ;; I • 7 Arthur M. Goodwm, 31 periment Station on Rt 62 utz. Absentee voterS and precinct Dana Brown J r ' 2 ,IessJ e • north of Pt Pleasant on June 2 tio are Jacobs 32, Karen Dell Jones, i1 and Will £eature the latest fnld· , 50, Pearl L Beckett 5, Lloyd lngs ln weed control chemicals )I)Ttle M. Bl•"lng, 32 Paul E Beckett, ;, Iva Vlrg101a W1lls and rnethil(ls. 41'" Lyons, 17, Donald H•ggm- 37 DlBna Lee Wedge 35 Jim botharn, 17. David Mochael War· w~ • $5 Jane M Powell, Wit Dr Colhns Veatch, professor ner, 48. Della Mae R~tybmn 1 g of Agronomy at West Vrrgm1a 1~. Garnet Tooley, 3j, Gllbflrt I Umversity, wJU be present to W Tooley, 35, Pa11i H Han· Ollft discuss tbe control of weeds shaw, 34, Clarence G Taylor, with chemicals and ggrr..u'tur- 1 t5 , canna Chase, J2 , carole B Grover c Kin!e~, Profe.slon· al pract•ces Dr Vea,tch" re- ~ ~eager, 32. Rose f B111ford, al Engmeers, 1528 SoUih 7th sponSlble for all o( UIO re· :ij Freda M Ebe~"sbach 23 Street Ironton, has JUSt bt>en search on weed ~rol earned Rarold Bush, Jr , 2, Vonnl The charge of Illegal saiP of made 8 hfe member of the 0~.10 on m West Virguna Blizabetb Bu.sll, 2, Chl(lJe liquor agamst Archie D1gg~. Socaetv of Proiess10nal Engl- Aecordmg to Charles Spl"'~'OW, 64 Galaxie XL Tap1onct Carder, l3 · 0: !on Har· 49 B1dwell last Tuesday 10 the neers and the National :loclel) assoc'"te agronomiSt '" charge IN TRAINING _ Three MeJgs County residents are now In their nmth week Convtrtlble. I cyllftdtr, rJs Carder, 33, David William Mumripal court was not dl!· f of Professtonal F.ngmeers MT of the Ohw VaHev Expenment or trammg at the State Highway Patrol Academy in C£Jlumbus. Pictured here, 1uto traM., power """" lng, ,owtr lbrakll 1t1d Qartley, 50. Mathew~ D Han- m1s~ed by Sheriff Denver Walk· 1 Kmle~ 18 a member of the Statmn, some sort of chen!lcal performmg a "rope chmb" as a part of the physical conchtiomng program, are 1 window&, radio & hutar ~aw, 50; Wilham H ~nodgrass, er as prt:'\'IOUS"IY reported Ohto Valley chapter or the weed control research !tas hern Cadets Hayman K Barmtz of Pomeroy, Edward G. Moore of Middleport and RI· 65 Ford Gal. 500 5' Bennie Rhodes, 13, Bernnart OSPE whllh chapter J! com earned on at the station smce chard R Nelson of Dexter. Patrolman Rome Oatley of the Academy Staff obLerner, 23, Cectl Edward ! Fa-...e DJggs 40 hJs wife pled nsed of engmeers from Gal 1t was established m 195(1 serves their performance. 2 dr. Hordtop, 219 tftiiM1 .tand1rd tr,nlo Radio an• Roach, SO , Harry S v.oomer l gUJlty and was fmed $100 and I ~a Jackson, and Lawrence The earlv work was primaJJ!y htoltr as John Arthur Mohr 6 costs for Illegal sale of liqu{'lr ' ll t 59 Ford Galaxie A Grimm, Jornes l The affidaVIt agamst Dlgg' count .., 4 Dr, I cy1lncler, IUM, H Call, 50 Stella McDenmtt was marked dismissed bv UJe As h!s name sugge.;:ts, Mr come Into use v,;hich tJOv. per &rent. Redlo & huttr 17 Lorena Sprenger, 30 Gf"orge sherifr, hov.ever, Judse Hobert Kmley was born durmg the mJt corn production ·~oJthout 62 Ford Gal. 500 W Sprenger, 30 S Betz said the charge agamst ftrst term of President Grover cultivation siiOuld the falmer ~o Wilham D Lill\' 2~. Mary Diggs v.:as d1sm1"sed by the Cleveland and served m the 4 dr. I cyl. At Trtr&. P. tlotrlftl, rodlo ond hollor Ann Lilly, 24, Luella Leport court nut by, but w1th I'.:'Jnsent Ohio Legislative as a Represen desire The• Gallla County Board of 352 Instead of 363. He was a Lt Incumbent County Engineer 1 t The f1eld da~ w1 l bcgm at 11 Dl k , ned 61 Comet 2 Dr. 5, Vlrgmla L MrW•Ihams 5, I the shenff after a pre rour I tatJve from Lawrence County 10 a m DST, Tile ~lason Elections posted the official Governor candidate. Lowe e ason .,a\ M I 6 eyUnftr, 111nd1rd trent. Harold Robert Supple, 5 Renu lconsultatwn between the JUdge m the trJ;)(J's lie IS now retired Countv Home Dt·mon:.lt.ltvm ~nt of the 1966 May pnmary Robert Sweeney, Atty. Gener· votels for :oorno cou~h~ axne l1dlo and haater Spencer, 32, Elmer Al!e>n I.oom· and the law offlcei from hrghY.av engmeenng but Countll will serve lunch and Fnday at candidate had 635 vote~ Jn· Wal ace, won recorder 64 English Ford ~ -~still Is JctJve m one of the most the program Is scheduled to Changes were mmor. and ml stead of 630. Thomas Fer~uson, crat nomlna!lo~5 f~~al ' ' eytlnd1r, 4 &pttd trant. Important branrhes of the pro- end at 4 p. m 1 no way affeded the outtolllt' of auditor candidate, finished lost 911 for 63 Ford Galaxle fess10n - surveymg Mr Km· any ISsue or contest With 964 Instead of 969 Charles Thirteen changeo were !1110, Conv. I cyl, Aut. ley IS the dean of the engmeerOn the Democrat ticket, Paui Pugliese, also an auditor can- on the Republican ticket trono, R&H lOg fralermly 10 Lawrence C<IUO Bids to be Openo>d J. Lynch s Official total wao didate, wound up with 98 VOleS William White, governor 63 Palcon 2 Dr. ty On Arl'a Pro je~ts ~::-::=-:.....:=:...:..·~---1 msteod of 106. dldate, gained two for 494; 6 cvllndor, "'""""' lroi!L bllo ........... Four Pomeroy Elementary old Pomeroy Central S.hool for Several area projects are ir.· Cnrh Water Boxes B J Goldman. supreme JUdge John W Brown, Lt. School teachers will retire at many years FUNDS DISPERSED eandidate, lost (!Ve votes In the picked up IS for a 2910 total. 60Fordf.600 1<luded m b1d openings May 17, 'fo l>e Uncovered the end of thr! term, 1t was Prmr to the t1me he came to ' . when th e Ob Io Slate H1gh· Dump Truck, I cylinder official count He finished with Roger Cloud, audltot· candl· reported Saturday Central Elementary 10 1931, Mr I Fond diSpersals from M01gs way Department w1ll reach The Syracuse Board of Public 231 William Brown, Fourth Dls- date, lost 10 lor a 2774 comtt, onglno, 5 "'"" tront, I IPHd Nlr axle Spencer ta 1gbt two terms at 1County Court m Apnt totaled the quarter-way mark in 1ts Affaars has asked that each tr1ct Court of Appeals, picked and A E Re11ly, auditor, lost They are Ralph Spencer who Flatwoods and one at Rtd $1,12415, accorrlmg to Clerk anticipated 1966 construction water consumer m the town up 31 votes for a total of 899. five for 2.389 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 S.riH, 6 cyllnhas been pnnc1pal of the Pom- Brush Bette H~Jbstetter Fees to t11e program that will place $5011 ba\e his curb box uncovered Carl Bormg lost 33 votes to J. D Herbert, treasurer cler, ttandlrd trans., radle eroy Elementary School smce The other retmng teachers state totaled $130 50, fees to million worth of work under 1 from t~n} dut around 1t fimsh WJth 77 He w~s a ~tate candidate lost one for a 2731 ond hutor 1t was completed In 1961 are Ellen Gibbs, thJrd grade sheriff, $126 35, fees tD county constructwn durmg the current Water consumers are not eentral committeeman. Char- final, and L J Schneider also 65 Honda 'Mr Spencer a veteran of 39 lteacher Harnet Spencer, hfth general $64114, to law hbrarv, year to use wrenches on any water les Dav1s lost 10, and wound lost one for 2397. Llko now years In the tearhmg profes-1 grade teacher, and Bermce $90 99, and autG license and 1 Among bids to be opt'ned w11l l valves w1thout permissaon from up wath 441. He too was 8 com· E F Jones, state central 63 Chev. Impala sion, also was prmc 1pal of the Remhart, second grade teacher. gas tax, $13517 be those fer resurfacmg 111 the water board or 1ts mamten- mltteeman candidate comnutteeman candidate, gal~2 Dr. Hordtop. I eylfndor, ~ - - - - ~GalliB and Athens county ' ance man Anyone gmlty of so ed two for a 2489 coun•. D. 0. •uttmatlc trans. It~& & hNter, whit• &lcfewall Bndge pamhng pro1ects are domg w111 be prosecuted ofhc- CIC, l.namber to Taber, stale representohve can· tires t scheduled for Galha and Vmton lals said d1date lost five for a fmal 63 Chev. Impala count1es, and guard rail pam I-1 ----Meet at Oscar's .. -unt u of 2677 Ralph .Vetker, 4 Dr. Hordtop. I eyllnllor, mg for Me1gs Galba. Athens, 1 CHIPPER HOSPITALIZED Regular monthly meet10g of who won the 27th dl!l!r!ct repautorn~tlc trans. Radio & Vmton, and washmgten coun- Cl11pper Haggertv, son of Mr. the Galha County Commumty resentatlve contest, also lost htotor, whlto lldtwon ties. Corporations fJVe and fuushed Gallla with a 1and Mrs Robert Haggerty, en· Improvement tlrt! 1 tered the Children's Hospital 10 board of directors w1ll be held 927 count 63 Chev. Bel Air VISIT HERE ' Columbus for observation. Mrs at noon Monday, at Oscar's. Mort Dickey, Incumbent 4 Dr. 6 cyllntlor, outoMr and Mrs Harold Kruise j Charles McKean " ••th tbe Non.board members wishing to CllUnty auditor, lost f1ve votes tlc trent, ..dlo & hutor, wlllto oldowoh 11m of columbus, formerly of M•d· fam1iy while the mother and attend should contact Mrs Thel· and fmlshed with. 2366 P au I dlopor! visited w1th Mrs. Elea-1 son are_ _away_ - - - - - rna Elliott for reservations Northup, one of lour condldates -·The May sess1on of the Galli· for recorder 1 gamed one lor a BIRTHS, DIVORCES pollS Chamber ol Commerce 519 count USED CARLOT REAL ESTATE w1ll be held at Oscar's Tuesday, County engmeer wnte-in can· DEATHS, MARRIAGES begmnlng at 12 30 p rn. Non • dldate Robert BISChoff lost I've Loculi & lyc~m~ro board Itternbers wishing to at· in the offiCial eount to f101sb Ml4dloport IIIITHt 0' WliK in May ltt primary came Ul a close N~IUt· total of 94 persons alaba senteebe tn f' ure nurn 44er demo· t iirtptlbllc"ns ~j~. ~ .. 1... ...................... ""''" a~d B~=g; h~rn Ke~th bt ft' ·~ i!fiP;lM~&mB~~~m -.:~ ..:,.Itt'' ~t\;m:tt, fliiil~ Field Day is. JWle 2nd at Area Sfat' '*·' It!' GrOVef K'ID}ey L£ •h Is i er C Report ~Iter :;;nth:: lncre~ A stetlar p~rformance by 1 daughter the teen-age twins, as a g1rl and Connie Cooke, as r cas! members hlg~ilghted the Wmme and Binme, play•d by !the aunt, kept the audience annual ~flddteport H1gh School Larry Gladwell and Chr!stmt> l laugh!ng ~- large crowd Qf 1 semor play gJYen !:o~rlday even- Bailey, Ken Harr1s as the relatives and friends attended ing at the high sehoul The play handsome lawyer and beau of 1 the performance. a three-act comedy by Fehc1a Evelyn Taking the part of The production was under the Your K1ddmg" friend~J of the family weore Joyce direction of Mrs Dorothy J..a. Metcalfe, was ent1tled .. QUit Long and Ethth Haptenstall ~s cey and Don Rode assisted by The plot concerning the fin- Jean Owen and Betty Ander- Dav1d Oliver, stage manager, anc;:ml troubles of a widow and son, their fiances, Sean Mullen Rod Sauer and Roger Swartz, her children and a VISit from as Dr Mel Shannon and Rob- preperhes, Dee Slaven, Obta , on elderly ncb aunt w•s ablely ert Schmoll as Thoma• Patton. LewiS, Kathy Spengler a n d 'I put acroos by cast members Roy Coleman was the boy Mary Teaford, prompters. UshAble casting was m evidence next door, David Whitton and ers were Cynthia Conde and • as the amusmg Situations came Conme Cooke was the elderly Linda Jacobs to a climax with a happy end- aunt and Carole Anderson, Ca- The stage set was construct· i mg md1cated for each member milia Dusenberry, the maid ed by Mr Tracy Hannmg's In-' of the famrly m the sum of The audJence was kept m dustr1al Arts Classes w1th furmoney fnm the aunt. s.tttches by the antlcs of the mture courtesy of Baker FurniMakmg up the cast were maid, Camilla, and her bout ture, The audience was enthusSharon Harrison as the Widow, w1th the hass8Ck and her coun- 1astJc m their response to the Mrs Mary Buford; l)athy La-'l try flavor vocabulary cast members and therr d!lecl cey as her lovely 20-year-old Larry Gladwell rnosquerad10g ors ~uadrn: dis~ ~ I ,. I 1 Engmeef , NOW Troop 52 Gives Mothers' Tea Is Corrected I ~rge 4i ~::::.;~~~t~~·ern~~:~: ha~e I Seoul Troop SZ of Porn·1 Jo Ellen D1ehl, Indian Lore, eroy held a Mother's Day Tea Wnter, Books, the S1gn of the Sunday at the home of Mrs. Arrow and the S1gn of the Star, James Soulsby The program Irene Barnes My Commumty, Included group songs, saymg Sign of the Arrow and the Sign poems and B1ble verses They of the Star Darla Neutzlmg, aloo explamed the meanmgs of Sloryteller S1gn of the Arrow, the badges wh1le Mrs Jean S1gn of the Star; Marla NeutzWright explained the summer Jmg, Storyteller, S1gn of the program Arrow, S1gn of the Star. Detr The Scouts were presented bae W1secup, Water Fun, Back· !he~r badges by !heir mothers yard Fun, and Collector; Resa as follows Leanne Sebo, Mag1c Boothe, My Commumty, OJ>. M p • p d Official Count of ay rmary oste Bv Ga}}"13 Count y Board0£Electt"ODS door Cook, Pen Pa, Persenal Heal!h, .Vater Fun, and the S1gn ol the Arrow and the S1gn of the Star, Caralynn Tracy, Pen Pll. OUtdoor Cook, Backyard Fun, Water FUD, Personal Health C'.ollector and 1 he and the Sign of the Arrow Sign ~f the Star, Gal/ia Teachers . Attend Workshop AtOhioU Lab AT DEALER'S COST' I Six Ramblers, Three Americans and Three Clasnics, Remain. Will Be Picked Up By American Motors End Of Next Week Unless Sold. 60 AS LOW AS 1 DELIVERED '!'- WY 2-3870 606 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ~=lth=16:77:·:::::::::::::!!~~~~~~~~~ Four persons were fined Frl· day 10 Meigs County Court actlen by Judre Frank W Port· er, Jr Ney Corpen!er was fiOed $10 and costs for passing at an In· tersect1on . Donald E. Sm!lb $10 and costs, fadure to diSplay regiStratiOn , Lmda A. Bald· wm, $5 and costs, unsafe veblcle, and Lena Guthrie $10 and costs, tuming Without cau· tlon. H011ry R. LoveJOY lorfel~ ed a f/3 50 bond on a charge ol passing without assured clear dastance. EXAMINES 14 Dr. John L. Terry, Colwllbus plasbe surgeon, examined 14 pattenta Thuroclay at t h e City-County health departments' oernl annual ptasUo oonsultant and evaluation clinic. Seven persons were referred for sursery. Consultant attending the clinic was Ernest Karbu, Athens, Bureau of Vocational Rebablllta· tlon Ohio State Board of Edu· callen. by Herman Wood ·, "Foolish Rhyme," by Chloe Fellure "The Hoop Sk~rl, " by Edward Parkms, "Vam Complammg," by Earl Lee Burnette M0 nol0 g e were "Aunt Sous .. phroma Taber At the Opera, by Mrs Sadie Nolter, "}{ 1s Last ~~equest," .~Y Jahnny Bost1c; The Pill, by Avonelle Davis, Phrlosophy," H 1 "Mule M d "Tb A by ar ey yers, an e geent" Parkms , ' by Bonnie .. Doorhe, sk1t The FoblksG t d r, was g1ven Y er ru e Dav1s and David W Jones Refreshments were served at the close of the program us •• • •• • DEMANDS USS •' TARCELIA TRAE FLEMJSG A~??~nM~; !:~~~~~~!. ~! o~!~~l ~~.~:nl~i; U c~; 15ummer Fl'•ng af Fun Th eme 01 Newcomers Cl ub Luncheon Mee The theme for the Newcom~ ers Club luncheon meeting Thur•day, May l2th Is "Sum· mer Fling At Fun" The group "7 Deanery M mg on J 5PI anne B W ' Cl b 5 y omen s u of acred Heart I Creative Writing Group Reviews Original Manuscripts at Meeting · Il Hostess lor May Meeting 1 i Concrete lo a llfetbne buy. It'a ltre and tel'lllit• proof - yet Initial ooat Ia low. For all concrete needo call usl I GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. fhtnt WY 24214 ' Gallipohs, Qh 101 are announcmg the engagement of bles from he seventh and daughter, Tarceha Trae. to Jesse James Wolbert, Jr, II{)D of Mrs J E Riley of Ironton, Ohio, and the late .1<los;e eighth grades s.how that they Jam~s Wolbert _ ~ .. have muAch proFmJseb. d ....,..~ An open church weddmg Will Beauty Culture She reteDU. Mrs nne ISC er treciX".I be h ld S p E d ., 1 the 160 students taking part 10 e at amt eter's p1s- compete a s1x Y.eeks COl¥,.~'"~~ one of the finest spring eoncerts copal Church m Galllpohs on at Bruno's Advanced Acade"lf1 presented at the school. Friday, July 22od at twelve o'- lof Hair DeSign 10 Toronto, clock noen The Reverend ada. 1 • Father Albert Mackenzie w11l Mr Wolpert graduated fre'in 1$ perform a double rmg cere· Galba Academy Hlg h Scl!oof ' and has retentlv retm ned fl'Oitl'1 t many. Jb L E M M II M1sa Flemmg IS a groduate a European tour of duty_ , o n Mrsvans, rs. em of Academy High School school 1 Un ted Stntr s Army, ije Evans, Ball Evans, Mrs. andGalha attended Ohio State ljthe IS currently statiOned ...1... Joe Fenderboscb, Mrs LoUis of Cosmetology and is grad· the A1r Defense Command 1 Ford, Mrs lll!te of lluntington School of FOil BliSs m E:l Paso, T•n• ;1 ill J Gordon dGibert, M I Mrs. Guy Lee is MAINTENANCE PAGI ST. Outstanding were the presen· tahons of the A Cappella ch01r, Madrigals, Girls Ehnsemble and the boys' quartet t at won a superior rahng at the state contest The boys' and girls' eosem· I May Meettng . f I Health Club is Held Thursday Sachet Balls , I'OitT MIDDo.l TUESDAY'S VOTERS DID ME GREAT HONOR. THANK YOU ALL. BE ASSURED I WILL STRIVE TO JUSTIFY .YOUR CONFIDENCE. "' Young w.·ves Club Meets at Burke Home He/ Learn of~fmv~1:~z ~~~~~~·w:~~~~~=~ C/ub to Make Four are Fined In Meigs County eourt FULL WARRANTIES CYLINDERS- STATION WAGONS METROPOLITIAN MOTORS nrs n . OrO Ina I, land High School and IS now Will meel at twelve o'clock at Mrs w lam Foose an rs. - I the Elks Club, and will be serW V Spann t · cJ "I servmg m !he Manne Corp ved at 12 30 by members of R..ervallons should be 10 ee une stalloned at Camp Pendleton, I Cahf The eouple Is reSidiOg The Yo Wives Club of the Emblem Club Announc... Monday evemng ung ments w11l be made of differat 209 N Lemon Drrve, SterPhns were made for a Dean- ~ fur grArlu ,te~ ol tlw parish. 11 28 lmg Homes Oceanside Cahf. Meigs County met Apr at ent activtUes for summer fun I~~~~~ ery rneetmg to be held at the Named <Js , ,mm1ttet> for the ' -'~-- the home of Mrs. Gay Anm m and around Galhpohs 1 I Burke with Mrs. Lila Ridenour A special treat for the day I The final area Comm1101ty church, Sunday, June S, a n d De~ne1 v mf'Pitng \' elt' M1sses ~ presidmg to of "Gatewood .. Celtcert wiD be held at 8 p. comnuttees were named, v.hen j Anna and M 1rtha !lowell. Mrs. \ The hats members made Ior i :hereaMr~r 0 0 Mcintyre h~s l m. tEST) Thursday at tbe the Catholic Women's club of the \1a1y Kunzelman 111-.s Chns.. ( thi s meetmg were Judged and graciously offered her lovely I Paramouat theatre ln Ash- Sacred Heart church of Pome tine Grueser \1I s Lf and SIS1 roy Thursday evemng m the M son Mrs H1rhard Preeman and pnzes were won by Mrs Joyce borne The club will go to the land, Mrs Kathenne William!, Gal· M Ky be f Trl ~- t.. c ~ met 1 d to c H.JtchJ~. prett1est Mrs Lela Mcintyre home m a group at em ra o "'-UUD~1 on- C1n1rc 1 au 1 rmm rs LJSCt lipol1s, supervisor, wmdon, Si111est• and Mrs· Lila two e'clock eert Auotlation are iDvtted to Mrs Paul Casc1, pres1dent, Plans werf' madr r/)1 a pot.. and Mrselementary Euaen1a Gardner sr,e <'Ial educatlo~ teacher at G"BIRidenour most original. All Committee members planmng •ear tbe duo-pianists, Ronald was m charge of the meetmg luck p1cntC" al lhe Jmnw of Mrs:, lia Academv were amon 130 bats were very clever the event are Mrs Jack Hud- and Jeffrey Marlowe, Zl year- which opened With prayer by the George Hackett s, m Middle. h nd. ' g d Followmg the m~etmg, Mrs . son charrman Mrs Albert Du· old twins, who have already Rev Father John Turel An· port m June Father 1 urrl thank teac ers a supervisors an R d d on tr !Jon ' ' melved bi.,b acclaim for oouncements were made of the . ect Lhe < b1b fo1 h1s annr\ ersa"' 1 3 Prmcrpals who attended the I. enour gave em s a rose, Mrs M1les Epling, Mrs. r. 'J T A t"eadmg workshop recenton ~vermg shoes. their promising showing In Catholic Women's conventton to 1gilt The mrelm g tln~t-d w1th. 1 t th 1 bo to h001 0 f Evetyone will cover a pa1r of musical artistry. be held in Steubenville June 15 prayer by Ft~tht>l 'lmrl aft<~~ y a e a ra ry sc shoes for the next meetrng 0 Gold and Fizdale, who were and reservations are to be m Y.hlrh refJeshmeJtts \\Pie servOhm University thrs past week p, Refreshments of ham salad ..tginally !cheduled to b} June 8, and also the natmn- ed b\ M• s Don \>lull1·n Mrs. sandndwco"f·fheees'wefrurel!sesrvaledad,to Mrnuts. pear wtre forced to cancel a1 conventiOn of Catholic Worn Gem gf' t!, r kett rr M1" Thorn· 8 8 cause of 1librecording com- ber en to be held in Flonda m Orto- as Leon dMe\I Kmghl, man of he ail-day rneetmg Dr. -•~ , _ ant u. 'I Sc.1lh F kMrs c J 1,11a RIdenour Mrs Sue HaYDean G Crowell Oean oJ the uuuuen1 w ....,.;:OD D'[:"rn1r rs , an urrc:." .m r~> os· CoII ege of Ed uca' 11on, we1comman, Mrs Evelyn Bauer, Mrs The May meetmg C1 of bL'aruel stein and t~ "New York Phil PhU It was voted to purchase gUts eph Raub ed the t"'achers The themt> of The Syracuse Help and Learn Mar1lyn Burke, Mrs Jan 1c e 1Cliff Better Health u was stein and the ''Jt::'" York the workshop was "Sharmg E1e· Club will meet Jn the Syracuse Young, Mrs Marilyn Robmson, l beld TI1ursday evenmg at the Urmonie. penences with J T A" Town Hall Wednesday, May I BE'ITY COWDERY Mrs Teresa Collms, Mrs Lela borne of Mrs Lawrence Eblm, "~u:~~ ~~~~-¥~ The JmtJal Teachmg Alpha· 11 at 10 a m Wmdon, Mrs Mary Jo Pooler, Pomeroy R D • bt· rs t•l mo~. ProJecto; will be makmg Miss Betty Co~dery, a Mrs Georgia Rltchte and Mrs Mrs Clifford Jacobs, presi~ I The Creative Writmg group Clara Poston and Mrs Marv approarb of tea c hm~ beginners "sachet balls" and • summer graduate of Eastera High 1Joyce R1tch1e by Mrs Burke. dent, conducted a short bus!· met recently with Mrs. HarLew1s all of Hto nt,md Mr~ , to le-arn to read hats ' Marena ls reqmred for School will be graduating on The door praze was won by ness sess10n New year books 1 land Wood of Maxatawney VIIThelma Prms M1 s Alii\ C:t>t Other teachers rrom Gallia each sachet bali are one to 21f.! Muy 22 from Northem Arl- IMrs Georg1a R1tch1e were distributed to the memlage when books, pamphlets and ties and Miss (Jar.! Lt•asuJe all ~ cmmty attendmg we1e Mrs mch styroroam ball 1~ yard zona Unlvenily, formerly Ar· The next meetmg w11l be bers A communlcahon was other materials were examined of Wellston Mrs M;n g Jf' Jen · Pauline Rife, elementary super- of nylon net, m color of your i:l~ona State CoUege. She will 1Thursday, May 19, at the horne read concerning the Regatta and onglnal manuscnpts read kms of Jackson M1ss Lmd<t ~ v1sor of Gallia county schools, chOJce; one yard 3f4 mch ribbon. be teaching the fiqt grade Iof Mrs Barbara Tnpp, With parade and It was voted to enMrs Bernice Borden and MJss one bunch or mm1ature rose- at lhe Oasis Elementary Mrs Lila Radenour as co-hos- ter a OO"Bt A gift of $15 was Mrs. Guy Lee was hostes~o": to ana evaluated With a VIeW to Sauer )f Oc1k flill M1·s Eliza- 1 Da1sy Glassburn ol Bidwell . buds m same color as rtbbon I School at Tweuty.nine Palms, tess was received from the Union the Bedford Walk-In Garden pubhcatmn beth Rllh u n~ uf C:1dmus and i Porter school, Mrs Marguer- and one package small ha1r Calif Belty 1!1 the claughler Store Beauty Salon m Colum- Club for the May meetm~ and Attendm~ were Mrs. Betty Mr Walte1 E \\o hnt <~t Ashland, ~ ! 1ft> '~mcman nrmc1pl'll ol Han pms For thf' hat~ a frame of Mr. aad Mrs. H. E. Cow· Dinner Meeting U bus In memory or Pearl Parker. opened with the dub praver L.u Boster Mrs Pat Houck, Ky A card was read from Mrs and ld pledge to theHflag With nan Trace school and Mrs Eve- and rna Ie"" Is Io cover It are dery, Reed"'II e. Held by ADKapnn• t M wII thed Mrs Martha Foster, Mrs Mar· The May meetmg '>'.til Oe- he-ld 1' t S· in M 'M oh neoded rMerle Daehl or pokane, Wash.. pres en , rs omPJ I ar lene Johnson, Mrs Emma Gate- at 7 30 p m SaLu1dav May . yn •• m s, rs 1r1am Dou~ · The May meet1ng of Alpha tbankmg the members for the m charge A commumcalwn wood, Mrs Juamh:1 Wood and 14th m the BeJtlage Hoom of man, and Mrs Ehzabeth Woods, Those not mterested In the S . p . Epsdon Chapter of Alpha Delta round robm letter sent to her I was read ~uesbn~ parti''PhSiso ol 03 ,.... r e above projects nmy work on urprue arty U K di eel b ld 'I . .., Mrs Mary Glbeaut, all of Galli- Dav1s L1brarv 111t R10 Grande c I h bb th h appa was nner m '"8 e Mrs Pearl Parker read a l•t- tion of all Meags C.JII!Ity clubs pohs, Mrs Susan GIIhum, M1ss College Anyune •s welcome to i ----IanTby o I Yb ey WIS f d Give n Mr • Saunder~ at Bailey s Restaurant In Pome- ter sent to her Mrs P..;rl In the Regatto at Pomeroy attend wtth or without a manu. ~ ecu 1snotconme to roy · · 1 k • E tai' Hos 1>ital Employ_ es the Syracuse village as an one I . Parker read • letter from It was decided to rna e ar- a.ogaru nter n &:rlpt Fnr mformatmn C<lll Mrs J th d Y I A surpnse birthday party wa• 1 The busmess meel!ng was Congre!srnan Moeller concern- rangements lor the Eight Grade JT7 • h p ty H Mary Lew1s at 245-552.1 ' lb>nor Mr. Meinhart t'"tes 1S. e wesulrroun •ngA cokrnrnlunlh· gmn reeently 10 Galhjl<)lls to called to order by the president, •·· Bible readmg and prayer mmmencement at tile Bedford 11 or at ome sac furtl!er unc celebrate the 11st bl! !h date of Mrs Be Uy p 1ckens. 1nstall awon ,I UlfS Phil Meinhart wa• guest of will be atcome. noon For In public schools and a reply ochool and planned to open Mr and Mrs. Dwight Logan Jf?SCS• Cltus 12• Thursday mght The program opened With !he songs "The Rainbow AI Sun· set," and "In The Garden" Keith Go•le Ford sbo~ld 0 ver 750 Attend c0 ncert Patriot Grange EnJ'oys Program ol . M IOgUeS, an d Sk't ReadJngS, sc c tend eon!actheadquarters Elliott at the chamber for reservatiOns. MRS. THOMAS HVSELL tor, MusiCian, Gypsy, Stgn of lhe Arrow. S1gn of the Star, A0 th ti d and Sus1e Soulsby, Pen Pal and I en uslas can appre<:JaRambler Mr and Mrs. Harry L Bailey I Uve aud1ence of over 750 atWednesday the girls held a of Pomeroy are announced the I tended the annual sprmg con· surpriBe birthday party for lhetr I marnage of thetr daughter cert of the Galha Academy leader, Mrs. Jean Wright They Brenda Margaret, to PFC. High school vocal mus1c departbad cake and kool ade and pre- Thomas E Hysell, son ol Mr men! bel dFrlday nl8ht 1n the sented her a gift and Mrs. Lyle Hysell of Har- high school auditorium. r1sonvllle The ceremony took The program was light and place m Hahfax, N c, on entertammg and the various en. Jan 27, by the Rev. D. c l'ernbles w ereewll-eadabnfndca Boone at tbe Method ISI parson· lsembles were well-balanced and OnO I age. 10 fine vmce, and •ololsts were A vaned program of read- I Readings were "It's A Fme I The bride i! a graduate of superb m thetr performance. lngs, monologues, and a sk1t Day," by Hazel Myers, "Bies- Pomeroy High school and the was presented at !he Grange regular sed Be ''Between Nothmg," Two by Gertrude Busmess Umverslly I Jnt!bng of Patnot Davis, Loves," Columbus Mr Hysel11s a graduate of Rut- 1 LA T HAN E F0R ' '""d•W' - Mr and Mn Kenneth r Birr of Rt 1, Bidwell. dau1ntrr 10 5 ~ ~erry Dnknd , 11 11 n~Uve of Ga!Ul eounty anrt 1 rr~Jrtent of Akron, died 1 m al Holze r .H o8 pltal ln ,111 Akron JloiPital Monday li e MAIIIUAGI LICINJI!S wu born 11nd teared In Vinton Hill Jlmt-1 fll cnntl Brunty 2~ ( •m marrta1e Will to the former lant! bJ"l4~o:e, and Vtlla Fay Phn!R, 10 (,~J Traln'r of Ualha tounty who tur 1Jpo11• William j, McDan\ell. kln1 of •lvu lie 11 al-a ~urvlved bY ~ llH' l'run1a, PM, and linda 1 llobl!rll Sbnley JJeckarlil of Vinton and t~p :tO, Bidwell ~ohn Ji, Hroy\u, «!. !.>.Ill brrtlhtr~ 11nd a llsU!t M11rthall !o~nd IIPQJh , and B•rbara J Shamblin Iff t larem a. bo1h (II Akron Inti r1 GaJllpol~o> Paul E CIIUI.IIon lS. (ial- 1 Sally Sl:heffield of Cu~~ thnc Serv llpolla and Patricia JeDn G::~brle\11 lee~ ~ml bUlllli were held In Akron. 11. GlllU}.00\11 1todne7 a lleaver, 20, w Jd Galllpollt and Wanta L. Chrk, 21 Mom., W cn .. sel:lr.w. 70, a or war 1 vetern dl•d Wednl!ld.•• 111ier G;,oll\poll• nooll at the hom• of Lawrent>e Me Quaid lll'f Teodora Ave He l'ill CMOr11 William Llfll• f), 1 retired born hl"rl (k't 111 1119:1. 10n of IJ uleam1n and rnldent of 1'mkr lltd aal and Leona McQuaid Cht"etehre.w 51nHiav afternoon Jn M.~dlul (.;tottr H• n evll!r mnrled A molder bY Uadl Jl o~p it al He ret!~d ll few monlht hit i.allt ll!mPioyment Wat with Lu a~ev after reprnenttng tile Belmont aru1 in {!(llumbu• He 11 JUt\0\Ted by 4. ll•k~t 4._ 0 ot (.:oJumlo u ~ for u\er 1 brothel and t11o st~\('1'11 John and !I I yean He ~~• ll member of wv Mu ~lchlrd Mun yon, both or Co f'tlll funeral director • allo<.'l•tionK, hunv111, and 11'1111 Mu llro~:ll:m an of I'Qrter Mttbod lll Church and. Morn Port Riehle. Fla He wu 1meon11u tng n~wn LodJt;e uf Ma~uns Ht' htd of the /Uner1un Lelllon Ser\ICI!I HtveCI h11 cnmmunlty u 1 nu•rnber ,.,.Ill be h•kl. Sunday It 2 P m tt the of l.be bo1rd of education He wat I'Ju! B1pttat rhul'('h Burial Will born 1t BriKtol 'Teltll, on Dec 8 I btl tn ttl• Add!1on • Helnoi4J eeme· 1883. 10n ()r the late 'o\11\illh 11nd tery under tllrertlon of Mllletl P11IIY Ann Barger Lar11e Hll flr~t Home for Yuner1111 ltlitrrlare wu lo t~ forrMr Sault Goodwin. lmd 8hf> preuded hlrn In Jahn H l.lllihl ''' a relldent of 1005 dnth In 11137 r"'o sons survive that Third Ave. died Wedneaclay after untoo, CJarenet and Ivan bnlh of noon aL Medical t:en tt'r HoiPital H• 1U 1 Ca tumbu • HIM secolld marrlabe wu waa a retire~! carpenter and t(l Mary Ooodw1n In tHl, llDd lhl tr.orn In MaatJn t.;oWil)', 10n of GflorJ• nrvivoe. alo~ with the folloWlnl 1ncJ Wancla Cantner Rollins He l1 childun Wil liam F', a teacher It .unlved b1 tall •ond Wife, t111 liaUia Arsderny, )In Don Ctll of former S1nh Holtttn and el&hl t:olnmb us and Pauy Larae at home ehlldHn S.rvt~ea will bl hlkl at There 11r1 three Jrtndchll4 ...n and Cnltan W \Ia at iii P m !iund1y two fl:rtllt Jtlfldeb\Jdren. Othu 111r and hurbl 'will be tn thl ehurcb vlvotl tre sel'<lltn 11!!11!U and four ft}net.rr)' u'lo(ler dlreetii:Jn ef Mlller'l brothen 8ervlntl were held Wednll· Home for tunrrtll dty atternoon at Lhe Porter Metho dial Churcn and burial wu tn Vln Mn. ltttel "ICkMtn. " retldenl or ton Memorial Parll Bidwell and widow of c!lll'ence Hie"" man, died. ThU1'8417 In I CollllllbUI Jl'lt' llbert HtiCII'Ilb, U, dlecl Iunday hDIIPitlll s he Ia IJUI'Yived by two mornlnl In 1 lialllpolla hotp,tai lie deugbtfn 11'14 \W(I IOIUI, MR. ~lUll­ Will born In Gallipooll~ Du 17 1\154, Ita Murru lind Cb'dlt J{lcllman, !loth tun t:of t Wettey and U11 late Helen of t.:olumbul. Mn. GlatiYI Ill 1 J l • r Whe-eler Holromb H~ h 1urvlved and ADitio Hlckolln. both of 8ld· Wf'll Thfll'lll ere fiTI Jrandchlldrelll br hil fattwr •M atef llluthlr. Mr and Mn (.; Wesle> Holcomb a1 l'nd f!l treat frlndchtldren She Altddleplllt, and two brolllera, Dlvl4 ,.,.u1 a member of llt Cennel &apllote of VJrrinla Beach. \'a .. and C harlt'~. Chun!h wtiolnil IIII'VIcill wiU be t~1d at home anG 1 lllif..tatf't, Cindy 1t .:1 p m. sunt111y and burial wW Millar of Jlaltltnore Md Oll\er 1ur be In P:lne .stru\ tei'IHI~fY \llldtr \OI1'or:t 1ra 11\t- rnndpare1111, llrf, dlrHUOII of llteGOY Jl'\lntrll hOIIII lb'rtle Holcomb of Oalllpolla, x~n nl\ll WlleiLler of HO\IItoll, Tell , and Mrt llllr<:\111 DIVII to' Columbua Sar ne.. •el'l hald We4attdaJ' altar. noon It th• \hulh . Halky • Wood l'lnllral boftlt w1111. l:iurlal In Prori• Once C•mtt.e.., MN. Itt. WIIIIIJIII Wlllte, 16, died ur b' Monday rnomtnr at her Rt J, Crown City home. Bile wu born It Cl'<lwn <:ity J'an n. 18110. clauJhtt'r of tltl lat. .loltv. I IJid Harr1ei WaQ Hllll.aml He liM tnarrlaJe wu to Bmu HUkill lnd )ler aUond Ia Jamu \V White, both of whom ..........-!!! ..!! !~~ •: :t.~~-t"t~~ :J:y • fOil, HomfQ Mullin of Youn11town ho tont are decn1ed, seven atep Cb.lldren alan 1Uni.Vt1 Two alltert and lour brother. prendltl ber lfl 11 dlaU,, S.rricu we ... held Thuwtay .ntlrnooa at Ume tbt Waup. - Halle~· ~.,;'; ·_,...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, WHd. I'IIDiral 1114 hr1al wu PATRICIA JANE PRICE Mr. and Mn Clarence V. Price, Portland, Ohio, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, PatriCia Jar.e, to Charles Edward Jordan, III,' son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Jordan of Dayton, Ohao Miss Price 1s a graduate of The Oh1o State Umvers1ty, where she became a member of Alpha Delta Pi Soronty. Sbe IS a teacher at Upper Arlington H1gh School, Columbus, Ohio Mr Jordan IS a grad· uate of Oh1o Umverslty, where he served as President ol Ph1 Kappa S1gma Fratermty and 15 a member of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary. He wlll be graduated m June from the College of Medicine at the Ohio State University and w111 serve h1s mternsh1p in Tripier Army Hospital. Honolulu, Hawaii The wedding Js planned for June 19, In the McKendree Met hodlst Church, Columbus, Ohio ~z:~TrE:~i~·~~::~b~~~ ~~g:~.i:~:i~:lli~·.:~~r: t!~~~~ I~~~;::::ren N C ,. 1 Week's Roundup \ G~rl ' • J Ra}phS Prmetpa ' pencer' 3 Other Teachers to Retire j 'The Sundoy ~~~HS O and ! m~~~ the lmtal three rn•les, the .Pomeroy pollee are lnvos~ the ,.. Frihy gat ng an occ1dent that occu 1 440 black btrd sh'underl 10 tbe , County .. Chapter, Amer1can Red to contnbute to the physJca~ •SWJ~m:r i~~:nee vl:;lt to the red at 2 25 a m Saturday 011 . qeel ·~~r ~ hpuse ~nd Crjlss, •n ARC spokesman and mental fitness of the V!d• 1 yar s ur West Maln·st. ~ IGI!ji IJf. - ' RALPH WEL~ER ' ltt~pt~bll- CIM!cllte I'll!' Stall lteprnr"'lllve 27th Dltlrld ! \ I I I honor al a part~ M•ven hv e~- Information oall Mrs. AI ba Mr Roger L. Sounder: The of new ofl!cers for the nat two was oent Blil!ed by all present. meetings at 7 30 o'clock until entertained with a party ThursploY.,es of Veteran! Memor10l Cottrill, 1!92-5444 or Ada Sl~k, party was arranged by Mrs years w., held They are, pres~ At the <lose of the meeting October day evening at the~r horne, Hospltal last WJ!!lk In !he bos· 1192 21101 Sounders and son, Roger L. dent Edna Price, vice-president a Sarah Covontry Jewelry par- Blue ribboos were aw.oNicJ to Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, P•lal cafeteria at Pomeroy. • · Beunders, Jr Maxine Wmgett, corresponding ty wu beld with Jeannette CuP. Mrs Edson Hart for arrange- R. D . bonortnc her mother, Melnhart, who hu been In Travel Slide• •re Refreshments of Ice cream secretary, Eileen Buck; record· ntogharn as fashion •how dlr' rnent of Japonica and bush Mrs. Florence Holley, on ber charge of the matntenance deII and cake were served to th• log oeerelary, Elma Louko; !Dr. Relreslunents wore oerved honeysuckle, a blue tn Mro. lllrlhday partmenl at the hospital 'lne& Shown To Emnnon following guests Norma Jean treasurer, Goldie Story; chap- by !be boatess during the oocmt jGuy Lee lor white sp1rea, a A birthday cake and let tt opened, September 11. 1962, Mu Tawney showed olldeo Dailey, Mr. and Mrs, ~.<>nnle lain, Betty Pickens, aergean~ ltour. red to Mrs Guy Lee fill" lilacs, ereom were oerved to Mrs. reUred April ~· Gifts IJ!clu~ll!J ~ea - In 1t1s foreip travels Sounders, his parento, ' Jun ot-arms, Frances Roberts; and a red to Mrs Guy Lee lor dog. Helen Sauvage and soa, Gene. a ring WeN presented blm bY when !be Ernanon Club met Bush, Cheryl Salisbury, Mike hlstor11111, Helen F. Smith. REVIVAL ANNOUNCED wood, and a red to M" Glen Carl Holley, tile honored f!Uf.lt Ciloworkers, alter which cake at the, home of Mrt. Selwyn Plymale, John Dailey, B.-.nda Revival oemces will bec!n at Lee for tulips and narcissus. I and Mr. and Mrs Log.. IIIII and punch were aerved to lilt 'l'/lllfe ,on;Tburlday Wttb Mn. Mklns, '!)roo Riohards, Slup CANCEL~ NIGHT ,file Chester Chllnlh Of God May During the social IJotlr a des- 11111, Skip. The honored pest " bonoted guest, 09-lj'Or~ ..an4 Jloyl ~ jlijel~ent, Jl'&- Meadowo, Linda MiteneU, Mary! Galits•, Centenlll')l GrqoHlL>-IIIh, lundaJ eve~. with Rev. aert course wu served and •1 received a number of • Mrs; Meinhart, 'He Will ildina. _, '41, i, , .Gibert. sch-lil!;lby Pon.r u .-eat evqe. eon1eo1 by Mrs. Homer Willard and callltUZ long dl<lon"" Jnr. llo 1380'I!!ed wllh ~;' 1.1<,_.!i•'I'I!OY'~ I' PICI!!!'OS were r•<n>•u, """" ••IUUIO>~ 11no eau1ea lor Monaay, MAy 1, 1ta1 ~ttaL lpe(:lal ll!li!nfl II pi&Med oo llowers, Crees and nuts was mg the eventnc to wish ber IIlii nephew, Mr. lllid Mr& Jjll;!~ ~"".W triPJ! to LOMoo, Parts, Saunders, Dlatul Rober~, Mr. • ' !'IIOCOllO\I ~fllllt ,ot too evlllllnc alld oervloes be- woq by ...... Olen •Iac.-t>On. bappy birthday were her dalllbCIUIDn, In the manacement ol Gerieva, ' liald, Dot$&o1 and Mrs. David Graham, Tor- Lllill,y 'thor actlvWos ....-.eduted ,. at NO t-!11. Dale 'lbe next meeting wUI be at ten, Mrs. Chester Caraon ct !be Meigs Cqtulb' MernOl'J AL:aP!!)co. Refreabments ry Jolmson, Elaine l!aplilten, lbo Hmo Dlebl, It wu reported .n.ortitalt Ia ctlurcb ~tor. EY· the home ol Mra. Aver, SL Sanduslcy and Mra. C. E. Smftll Gardens. , were temd 1>r !he litilteD. :ADD Fellure and Gleu Jlauldren, Si!llnl&¥. ,II'JOIII lt we1eo1qt. ~. ·- • • - - .,_eolumbua. · ' • I ' ~ ., ~ ]»; ,;:,;o- •Iii~. ~?'~ ~ral:. Fr~ Pf l!ltaj J~n ~- ~~ ~-bioh ba~_been ieadt ,till ' } " He!· To Meet Moruluy The wscs lllld Class 12 Clrcle of Healb Methodist Churth In Middleport will meet In combined meeting MondaJ lng, May 1, at !be ehurch. All circle officers wdl be ln· stalled with Mrs M L. Fnneb Ia chltrie. Mrs. Nan Moore will cooduct !be annual pledge aerHostesses are Mrs. c. 1'. mblltl, lofn, David ~. Mrs. pt1wr Stroud Mra 0. A l!:mml•h. •f ct.~ 11 lllll Mr~ p, L, Mlleh, Mn, LaW. renee ~., Mrs. Xtllnellt B7er, Mrs. lltrmaD ~ and Kn. It E. tlOiral!il i1 lbo WI!Cit·1" •; , "'" *I •Ice. I l �I ' Tlrneo-Sentlnel, Sunaoy, llf!Q' 8, IHI ,,,,Absentee Votfi's Diseloj~a· ·,~· ' ' · ...t rouce rrobing Oftereu ·-l'llN~moRTH, , "'"'~·~ S:w, i mdlndStay Fit Pro!!fam Heing ·t~ng'""" ""J' · -,::~, • ~ so lnt Accident (("ITpoHJ Mrnmlmt Pool JOints and release tension," r.on·l tone•s of 10, 20 fiiJIII!' Iil.ri. IJ!>t>l(;;~.\1..~; >''thtl I'~ • , . •I•V~l~r.\1, ~~ 11]1• •Y!!!PI~!wlll'oller i"'S~m ilf tinued th~ gncta~ • 40 •nd 50 Seniors Shine in Metcalfe's 3-Act Comedy ; rn ••iinats•.-.J .:. aitii-SiAy c.FJ" program, u er ' The Re oss WI . d ement Is that saw on tajurtd the leadership of the Galho Stay F1t program IS deSlgne 1only reqmr te each 1 S Love. 32, Sam Fowlkes, J~, ~~~~·, ~; ...,~~~~e !'!&Y!!'· ~: :~~.;; it. lftrii. fallen aDd ftie nswtmmfn~ -::::- ~: ~ .... cfictai Ituntty to participate m a mean~ Thts does no 1 and the Authordles sa II taken tt ;v, H""'"': :.! ?:.!•~!':.~:-. ~ ~ IU litrd wero struck and .ktlleJI to th~ mln4 4S well as to the mgful and enJoyable acttvity ov-1swum conb:,~~Py and rest as derson. HaMrtford,af~ospttal by Clifford Nelson Ohvar, 3~ Mo- Lantz. 37, James Knox Dv~ bod " tHe S kesman added ler an extended period of tJme. swammer m.. , Veterans emora Thomas 35 Martl)a M Cheese-134; John Kay Slerret, 2; Judi a ear. ' .. ,:\rove <lrculatmn ' The Galhpohs pool Will offer [often as necessary the 10· Pomeroy Emergency na St.twail '3: J:m:!::: M .\."L"'l 2, ii4LCtS, I'"'of ody movements I the program every Thursday ltlal three miles e summer I where he was admit w 33 Heber , H, Rlfll•, 32, Wil· 32; Wilham H Prollltt, 37: abdominal muscles: evening .It w•ll be open to all must sw•rn the 440 yards With· facial, bead and ch"t lnjurl.,. Withers, 8, Lelia Marilyn Higginbotham, 32; Wal· movement w•thm the, lnd•vlduals eornpletmg the out stoppmg to rest. Pollee were unable Wedgo, 35, Jane M. Powell, ter C Warren, 50 Thomas •• •""-"-·~- - - ---~ eertaln Saturday a Names of those votinl Mbsen brew 31, Olaud Cheesebrew, Ste; 1 ~n Bragg S7 · Delbert H. I .:, · whether or not Anderson WB! are hsted below, fulluwmg 31 ' Wilham H Robertl!on 50: Stover. 32 Kay Ellen Gygax, driVer of the vehicle, which wa• ~e rai81llg of the 'lllestioo uf Guy McW•IIIarns, Jr, 5. Arn· 35, Margaret Leone Stalnaker, demolished. rtght to use the names by old LeRoy Lane, 29, Edna 0 34, Enoha Lee Stalnaker, 34, the news med~a and a ru110g by Lane 29, Mary Busbv, 8 Chor- James Thomas, 12 Samm1e C. 100 Prosecuting Altornty that 1t les J Slater, 35, Wilham W Sturgeon, 26, Nelson Rayburn, SQUAD CALLED t\11 permlsslble lo do so. Wllh wamslev, 29, William Carper 37. K1p H Hartenbach 31, PT PLEASANT - Agron.m•y tile JMtter on ncord m the of- AeJker, s, George o Dabney, Carolyn S Costen, 33, Ea~est and HortiCulture Field Dav will of CirCwt Clerk Howard 7 Watterson, 24, Ora H Car.asle, be held at the Oh1o Vall•y Ex· ;; I • 7 Arthur M. Goodwm, 31 periment Station on Rt 62 utz. Absentee voterS and precinct Dana Brown J r ' 2 ,IessJ e • north of Pt Pleasant on June 2 tio are Jacobs 32, Karen Dell Jones, i1 and Will £eature the latest fnld· , 50, Pearl L Beckett 5, Lloyd lngs ln weed control chemicals )I)Ttle M. Bl•"lng, 32 Paul E Beckett, ;, Iva Vlrg101a W1lls and rnethil(ls. 41'" Lyons, 17, Donald H•ggm- 37 DlBna Lee Wedge 35 Jim botharn, 17. David Mochael War· w~ • $5 Jane M Powell, Wit Dr Colhns Veatch, professor ner, 48. Della Mae R~tybmn 1 g of Agronomy at West Vrrgm1a 1~. Garnet Tooley, 3j, Gllbflrt I Umversity, wJU be present to W Tooley, 35, Pa11i H Han· Ollft discuss tbe control of weeds shaw, 34, Clarence G Taylor, with chemicals and ggrr..u'tur- 1 t5 , canna Chase, J2 , carole B Grover c Kin!e~, Profe.slon· al pract•ces Dr Vea,tch" re- ~ ~eager, 32. Rose f B111ford, al Engmeers, 1528 SoUih 7th sponSlble for all o( UIO re· :ij Freda M Ebe~"sbach 23 Street Ironton, has JUSt bt>en search on weed ~rol earned Rarold Bush, Jr , 2, Vonnl The charge of Illegal saiP of made 8 hfe member of the 0~.10 on m West Virguna Blizabetb Bu.sll, 2, Chl(lJe liquor agamst Archie D1gg~. Socaetv of Proiess10nal Engl- Aecordmg to Charles Spl"'~'OW, 64 Galaxie XL Tap1onct Carder, l3 · 0: !on Har· 49 B1dwell last Tuesday 10 the neers and the National :loclel) assoc'"te agronomiSt '" charge IN TRAINING _ Three MeJgs County residents are now In their nmth week Convtrtlble. I cyllftdtr, rJs Carder, 33, David William Mumripal court was not dl!· f of Professtonal F.ngmeers MT of the Ohw VaHev Expenment or trammg at the State Highway Patrol Academy in C£Jlumbus. Pictured here, 1uto traM., power """" lng, ,owtr lbrakll 1t1d Qartley, 50. Mathew~ D Han- m1s~ed by Sheriff Denver Walk· 1 Kmle~ 18 a member of the Statmn, some sort of chen!lcal performmg a "rope chmb" as a part of the physical conchtiomng program, are 1 window&, radio & hutar ~aw, 50; Wilham H ~nodgrass, er as prt:'\'IOUS"IY reported Ohto Valley chapter or the weed control research !tas hern Cadets Hayman K Barmtz of Pomeroy, Edward G. Moore of Middleport and RI· 65 Ford Gal. 500 5' Bennie Rhodes, 13, Bernnart OSPE whllh chapter J! com earned on at the station smce chard R Nelson of Dexter. Patrolman Rome Oatley of the Academy Staff obLerner, 23, Cectl Edward ! Fa-...e DJggs 40 hJs wife pled nsed of engmeers from Gal 1t was established m 195(1 serves their performance. 2 dr. Hordtop, 219 tftiiM1 .tand1rd tr,nlo Radio an• Roach, SO , Harry S v.oomer l gUJlty and was fmed $100 and I ~a Jackson, and Lawrence The earlv work was primaJJ!y htoltr as John Arthur Mohr 6 costs for Illegal sale of liqu{'lr ' ll t 59 Ford Galaxie A Grimm, Jornes l The affidaVIt agamst Dlgg' count .., 4 Dr, I cy1lncler, IUM, H Call, 50 Stella McDenmtt was marked dismissed bv UJe As h!s name sugge.;:ts, Mr come Into use v,;hich tJOv. per &rent. Redlo & huttr 17 Lorena Sprenger, 30 Gf"orge sherifr, hov.ever, Judse Hobert Kmley was born durmg the mJt corn production ·~oJthout 62 Ford Gal. 500 W Sprenger, 30 S Betz said the charge agamst ftrst term of President Grover cultivation siiOuld the falmer ~o Wilham D Lill\' 2~. Mary Diggs v.:as d1sm1"sed by the Cleveland and served m the 4 dr. I cyl. At Trtr&. P. tlotrlftl, rodlo ond hollor Ann Lilly, 24, Luella Leport court nut by, but w1th I'.:'Jnsent Ohio Legislative as a Represen desire The• Gallla County Board of 352 Instead of 363. He was a Lt Incumbent County Engineer 1 t The f1eld da~ w1 l bcgm at 11 Dl k , ned 61 Comet 2 Dr. 5, Vlrgmla L MrW•Ihams 5, I the shenff after a pre rour I tatJve from Lawrence County 10 a m DST, Tile ~lason Elections posted the official Governor candidate. Lowe e ason .,a\ M I 6 eyUnftr, 111nd1rd trent. Harold Robert Supple, 5 Renu lconsultatwn between the JUdge m the trJ;)(J's lie IS now retired Countv Home Dt·mon:.lt.ltvm ~nt of the 1966 May pnmary Robert Sweeney, Atty. Gener· votels for :oorno cou~h~ axne l1dlo and haater Spencer, 32, Elmer Al!e>n I.oom· and the law offlcei from hrghY.av engmeenng but Countll will serve lunch and Fnday at candidate had 635 vote~ Jn· Wal ace, won recorder 64 English Ford ~ -~still Is JctJve m one of the most the program Is scheduled to Changes were mmor. and ml stead of 630. Thomas Fer~uson, crat nomlna!lo~5 f~~al ' ' eytlnd1r, 4 &pttd trant. Important branrhes of the pro- end at 4 p. m 1 no way affeded the outtolllt' of auditor candidate, finished lost 911 for 63 Ford Galaxle fess10n - surveymg Mr Km· any ISsue or contest With 964 Instead of 969 Charles Thirteen changeo were !1110, Conv. I cyl, Aut. ley IS the dean of the engmeerOn the Democrat ticket, Paui Pugliese, also an auditor can- on the Republican ticket trono, R&H lOg fralermly 10 Lawrence C<IUO Bids to be Openo>d J. Lynch s Official total wao didate, wound up with 98 VOleS William White, governor 63 Palcon 2 Dr. ty On Arl'a Pro je~ts ~::-::=-:.....:=:...:..·~---1 msteod of 106. dldate, gained two for 494; 6 cvllndor, "'""""' lroi!L bllo ........... Four Pomeroy Elementary old Pomeroy Central S.hool for Several area projects are ir.· Cnrh Water Boxes B J Goldman. supreme JUdge John W Brown, Lt. School teachers will retire at many years FUNDS DISPERSED eandidate, lost (!Ve votes In the picked up IS for a 2910 total. 60Fordf.600 1<luded m b1d openings May 17, 'fo l>e Uncovered the end of thr! term, 1t was Prmr to the t1me he came to ' . when th e Ob Io Slate H1gh· Dump Truck, I cylinder official count He finished with Roger Cloud, audltot· candl· reported Saturday Central Elementary 10 1931, Mr I Fond diSpersals from M01gs way Department w1ll reach The Syracuse Board of Public 231 William Brown, Fourth Dls- date, lost 10 lor a 2774 comtt, onglno, 5 "'"" tront, I IPHd Nlr axle Spencer ta 1gbt two terms at 1County Court m Apnt totaled the quarter-way mark in 1ts Affaars has asked that each tr1ct Court of Appeals, picked and A E Re11ly, auditor, lost They are Ralph Spencer who Flatwoods and one at Rtd $1,12415, accorrlmg to Clerk anticipated 1966 construction water consumer m the town up 31 votes for a total of 899. five for 2.389 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 S.riH, 6 cyllnhas been pnnc1pal of the Pom- Brush Bette H~Jbstetter Fees to t11e program that will place $5011 ba\e his curb box uncovered Carl Bormg lost 33 votes to J. D Herbert, treasurer cler, ttandlrd trans., radle eroy Elementary School smce The other retmng teachers state totaled $130 50, fees to million worth of work under 1 from t~n} dut around 1t fimsh WJth 77 He w~s a ~tate candidate lost one for a 2731 ond hutor 1t was completed In 1961 are Ellen Gibbs, thJrd grade sheriff, $126 35, fees tD county constructwn durmg the current Water consumers are not eentral committeeman. Char- final, and L J Schneider also 65 Honda 'Mr Spencer a veteran of 39 lteacher Harnet Spencer, hfth general $64114, to law hbrarv, year to use wrenches on any water les Dav1s lost 10, and wound lost one for 2397. Llko now years In the tearhmg profes-1 grade teacher, and Bermce $90 99, and autG license and 1 Among bids to be opt'ned w11l l valves w1thout permissaon from up wath 441. He too was 8 com· E F Jones, state central 63 Chev. Impala sion, also was prmc 1pal of the Remhart, second grade teacher. gas tax, $13517 be those fer resurfacmg 111 the water board or 1ts mamten- mltteeman candidate comnutteeman candidate, gal~2 Dr. Hordtop. I eylfndor, ~ - - - - ~GalliB and Athens county ' ance man Anyone gmlty of so ed two for a 2489 coun•. D. 0. •uttmatlc trans. It~& & hNter, whit• &lcfewall Bndge pamhng pro1ects are domg w111 be prosecuted ofhc- CIC, l.namber to Taber, stale representohve can· tires t scheduled for Galha and Vmton lals said d1date lost five for a fmal 63 Chev. Impala count1es, and guard rail pam I-1 ----Meet at Oscar's .. -unt u of 2677 Ralph .Vetker, 4 Dr. Hordtop. I eyllnllor, mg for Me1gs Galba. Athens, 1 CHIPPER HOSPITALIZED Regular monthly meet10g of who won the 27th dl!l!r!ct repautorn~tlc trans. Radio & Vmton, and washmgten coun- Cl11pper Haggertv, son of Mr. the Galha County Commumty resentatlve contest, also lost htotor, whlto lldtwon ties. Corporations fJVe and fuushed Gallla with a 1and Mrs Robert Haggerty, en· Improvement tlrt! 1 tered the Children's Hospital 10 board of directors w1ll be held 927 count 63 Chev. Bel Air VISIT HERE ' Columbus for observation. Mrs at noon Monday, at Oscar's. Mort Dickey, Incumbent 4 Dr. 6 cyllntlor, outoMr and Mrs Harold Kruise j Charles McKean " ••th tbe Non.board members wishing to CllUnty auditor, lost f1ve votes tlc trent, ..dlo & hutor, wlllto oldowoh 11m of columbus, formerly of M•d· fam1iy while the mother and attend should contact Mrs Thel· and fmlshed with. 2366 P au I dlopor! visited w1th Mrs. Elea-1 son are_ _away_ - - - - - rna Elliott for reservations Northup, one of lour condldates -·The May sess1on of the Galli· for recorder 1 gamed one lor a BIRTHS, DIVORCES pollS Chamber ol Commerce 519 count USED CARLOT REAL ESTATE w1ll be held at Oscar's Tuesday, County engmeer wnte-in can· DEATHS, MARRIAGES begmnlng at 12 30 p rn. Non • dldate Robert BISChoff lost I've Loculi & lyc~m~ro board Itternbers wishing to at· in the offiCial eount to f101sb Ml4dloport IIIITHt 0' WliK in May ltt primary came Ul a close N~IUt· total of 94 persons alaba senteebe tn f' ure nurn 44er demo· t iirtptlbllc"ns ~j~. ~ .. 1... ...................... ""''" a~d B~=g; h~rn Ke~th bt ft' ·~ i!fiP;lM~&mB~~~m -.:~ ..:,.Itt'' ~t\;m:tt, fliiil~ Field Day is. JWle 2nd at Area Sfat' '*·' It!' GrOVef K'ID}ey L£ •h Is i er C Report ~Iter :;;nth:: lncre~ A stetlar p~rformance by 1 daughter the teen-age twins, as a g1rl and Connie Cooke, as r cas! members hlg~ilghted the Wmme and Binme, play•d by !the aunt, kept the audience annual ~flddteport H1gh School Larry Gladwell and Chr!stmt> l laugh!ng ~- large crowd Qf 1 semor play gJYen !:o~rlday even- Bailey, Ken Harr1s as the relatives and friends attended ing at the high sehoul The play handsome lawyer and beau of 1 the performance. a three-act comedy by Fehc1a Evelyn Taking the part of The production was under the Your K1ddmg" friend~J of the family weore Joyce direction of Mrs Dorothy J..a. Metcalfe, was ent1tled .. QUit Long and Ethth Haptenstall ~s cey and Don Rode assisted by The plot concerning the fin- Jean Owen and Betty Ander- Dav1d Oliver, stage manager, anc;:ml troubles of a widow and son, their fiances, Sean Mullen Rod Sauer and Roger Swartz, her children and a VISit from as Dr Mel Shannon and Rob- preperhes, Dee Slaven, Obta , on elderly ncb aunt w•s ablely ert Schmoll as Thoma• Patton. LewiS, Kathy Spengler a n d 'I put acroos by cast members Roy Coleman was the boy Mary Teaford, prompters. UshAble casting was m evidence next door, David Whitton and ers were Cynthia Conde and • as the amusmg Situations came Conme Cooke was the elderly Linda Jacobs to a climax with a happy end- aunt and Carole Anderson, Ca- The stage set was construct· i mg md1cated for each member milia Dusenberry, the maid ed by Mr Tracy Hannmg's In-' of the famrly m the sum of The audJence was kept m dustr1al Arts Classes w1th furmoney fnm the aunt. s.tttches by the antlcs of the mture courtesy of Baker FurniMakmg up the cast were maid, Camilla, and her bout ture, The audience was enthusSharon Harrison as the Widow, w1th the hass8Ck and her coun- 1astJc m their response to the Mrs Mary Buford; l)athy La-'l try flavor vocabulary cast members and therr d!lecl cey as her lovely 20-year-old Larry Gladwell rnosquerad10g ors ~uadrn: dis~ ~ I ,. I 1 Engmeef , NOW Troop 52 Gives Mothers' Tea Is Corrected I ~rge 4i ~::::.;~~~t~~·ern~~:~: ha~e I Seoul Troop SZ of Porn·1 Jo Ellen D1ehl, Indian Lore, eroy held a Mother's Day Tea Wnter, Books, the S1gn of the Sunday at the home of Mrs. Arrow and the S1gn of the Star, James Soulsby The program Irene Barnes My Commumty, Included group songs, saymg Sign of the Arrow and the Sign poems and B1ble verses They of the Star Darla Neutzlmg, aloo explamed the meanmgs of Sloryteller S1gn of the Arrow, the badges wh1le Mrs Jean S1gn of the Star; Marla NeutzWright explained the summer Jmg, Storyteller, S1gn of the program Arrow, S1gn of the Star. Detr The Scouts were presented bae W1secup, Water Fun, Back· !he~r badges by !heir mothers yard Fun, and Collector; Resa as follows Leanne Sebo, Mag1c Boothe, My Commumty, OJ>. M p • p d Official Count of ay rmary oste Bv Ga}}"13 Count y Board0£Electt"ODS door Cook, Pen Pa, Persenal Heal!h, .Vater Fun, and the S1gn ol the Arrow and the S1gn of the Star, Caralynn Tracy, Pen Pll. OUtdoor Cook, Backyard Fun, Water FUD, Personal Health C'.ollector and 1 he and the Sign of the Arrow Sign ~f the Star, Gal/ia Teachers . Attend Workshop AtOhioU Lab AT DEALER'S COST' I Six Ramblers, Three Americans and Three Clasnics, Remain. Will Be Picked Up By American Motors End Of Next Week Unless Sold. 60 AS LOW AS 1 DELIVERED '!'- WY 2-3870 606 1!. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. ~=lth=16:77:·:::::::::::::!!~~~~~~~~~ Four persons were fined Frl· day 10 Meigs County Court actlen by Judre Frank W Port· er, Jr Ney Corpen!er was fiOed $10 and costs for passing at an In· tersect1on . Donald E. Sm!lb $10 and costs, fadure to diSplay regiStratiOn , Lmda A. Bald· wm, $5 and costs, unsafe veblcle, and Lena Guthrie $10 and costs, tuming Without cau· tlon. H011ry R. LoveJOY lorfel~ ed a f/3 50 bond on a charge ol passing without assured clear dastance. EXAMINES 14 Dr. John L. Terry, Colwllbus plasbe surgeon, examined 14 pattenta Thuroclay at t h e City-County health departments' oernl annual ptasUo oonsultant and evaluation clinic. Seven persons were referred for sursery. Consultant attending the clinic was Ernest Karbu, Athens, Bureau of Vocational Rebablllta· tlon Ohio State Board of Edu· callen. by Herman Wood ·, "Foolish Rhyme," by Chloe Fellure "The Hoop Sk~rl, " by Edward Parkms, "Vam Complammg," by Earl Lee Burnette M0 nol0 g e were "Aunt Sous .. phroma Taber At the Opera, by Mrs Sadie Nolter, "}{ 1s Last ~~equest," .~Y Jahnny Bost1c; The Pill, by Avonelle Davis, Phrlosophy," H 1 "Mule M d "Tb A by ar ey yers, an e geent" Parkms , ' by Bonnie .. Doorhe, sk1t The FoblksG t d r, was g1ven Y er ru e Dav1s and David W Jones Refreshments were served at the close of the program us •• • •• • DEMANDS USS •' TARCELIA TRAE FLEMJSG A~??~nM~; !:~~~~~~!. ~! o~!~~l ~~.~:nl~i; U c~; 15ummer Fl'•ng af Fun Th eme 01 Newcomers Cl ub Luncheon Mee The theme for the Newcom~ ers Club luncheon meeting Thur•day, May l2th Is "Sum· mer Fling At Fun" The group "7 Deanery M mg on J 5PI anne B W ' Cl b 5 y omen s u of acred Heart I Creative Writing Group Reviews Original Manuscripts at Meeting · Il Hostess lor May Meeting 1 i Concrete lo a llfetbne buy. It'a ltre and tel'lllit• proof - yet Initial ooat Ia low. For all concrete needo call usl I GOEGLEIN READY·MIX CO. fhtnt WY 24214 ' Gallipohs, Qh 101 are announcmg the engagement of bles from he seventh and daughter, Tarceha Trae. to Jesse James Wolbert, Jr, II{)D of Mrs J E Riley of Ironton, Ohio, and the late .1<los;e eighth grades s.how that they Jam~s Wolbert _ ~ .. have muAch proFmJseb. d ....,..~ An open church weddmg Will Beauty Culture She reteDU. Mrs nne ISC er treciX".I be h ld S p E d ., 1 the 160 students taking part 10 e at amt eter's p1s- compete a s1x Y.eeks COl¥,.~'"~~ one of the finest spring eoncerts copal Church m Galllpohs on at Bruno's Advanced Acade"lf1 presented at the school. Friday, July 22od at twelve o'- lof Hair DeSign 10 Toronto, clock noen The Reverend ada. 1 • Father Albert Mackenzie w11l Mr Wolpert graduated fre'in 1$ perform a double rmg cere· Galba Academy Hlg h Scl!oof ' and has retentlv retm ned fl'Oitl'1 t many. Jb L E M M II M1sa Flemmg IS a groduate a European tour of duty_ , o n Mrsvans, rs. em of Academy High School school 1 Un ted Stntr s Army, ije Evans, Ball Evans, Mrs. andGalha attended Ohio State ljthe IS currently statiOned ...1... Joe Fenderboscb, Mrs LoUis of Cosmetology and is grad· the A1r Defense Command 1 Ford, Mrs lll!te of lluntington School of FOil BliSs m E:l Paso, T•n• ;1 ill J Gordon dGibert, M I Mrs. Guy Lee is MAINTENANCE PAGI ST. Outstanding were the presen· tahons of the A Cappella ch01r, Madrigals, Girls Ehnsemble and the boys' quartet t at won a superior rahng at the state contest The boys' and girls' eosem· I May Meettng . f I Health Club is Held Thursday Sachet Balls , I'OitT MIDDo.l TUESDAY'S VOTERS DID ME GREAT HONOR. THANK YOU ALL. BE ASSURED I WILL STRIVE TO JUSTIFY .YOUR CONFIDENCE. "' Young w.·ves Club Meets at Burke Home He/ Learn of~fmv~1:~z ~~~~~~·w:~~~~~=~ C/ub to Make Four are Fined In Meigs County eourt FULL WARRANTIES CYLINDERS- STATION WAGONS METROPOLITIAN MOTORS nrs n . OrO Ina I, land High School and IS now Will meel at twelve o'clock at Mrs w lam Foose an rs. - I the Elks Club, and will be serW V Spann t · cJ "I servmg m !he Manne Corp ved at 12 30 by members of R..ervallons should be 10 ee une stalloned at Camp Pendleton, I Cahf The eouple Is reSidiOg The Yo Wives Club of the Emblem Club Announc... Monday evemng ung ments w11l be made of differat 209 N Lemon Drrve, SterPhns were made for a Dean- ~ fur grArlu ,te~ ol tlw parish. 11 28 lmg Homes Oceanside Cahf. Meigs County met Apr at ent activtUes for summer fun I~~~~~ ery rneetmg to be held at the Named <Js , ,mm1ttet> for the ' -'~-- the home of Mrs. Gay Anm m and around Galhpohs 1 I Burke with Mrs. Lila Ridenour A special treat for the day I The final area Comm1101ty church, Sunday, June S, a n d De~ne1 v mf'Pitng \' elt' M1sses ~ presidmg to of "Gatewood .. Celtcert wiD be held at 8 p. comnuttees were named, v.hen j Anna and M 1rtha !lowell. Mrs. \ The hats members made Ior i :hereaMr~r 0 0 Mcintyre h~s l m. tEST) Thursday at tbe the Catholic Women's club of the \1a1y Kunzelman 111-.s Chns.. ( thi s meetmg were Judged and graciously offered her lovely I Paramouat theatre ln Ash- Sacred Heart church of Pome tine Grueser \1I s Lf and SIS1 roy Thursday evemng m the M son Mrs H1rhard Preeman and pnzes were won by Mrs Joyce borne The club will go to the land, Mrs Kathenne William!, Gal· M Ky be f Trl ~- t.. c ~ met 1 d to c H.JtchJ~. prett1est Mrs Lela Mcintyre home m a group at em ra o "'-UUD~1 on- C1n1rc 1 au 1 rmm rs LJSCt lipol1s, supervisor, wmdon, Si111est• and Mrs· Lila two e'clock eert Auotlation are iDvtted to Mrs Paul Casc1, pres1dent, Plans werf' madr r/)1 a pot.. and Mrselementary Euaen1a Gardner sr,e <'Ial educatlo~ teacher at G"BIRidenour most original. All Committee members planmng •ear tbe duo-pianists, Ronald was m charge of the meetmg luck p1cntC" al lhe Jmnw of Mrs:, lia Academv were amon 130 bats were very clever the event are Mrs Jack Hud- and Jeffrey Marlowe, Zl year- which opened With prayer by the George Hackett s, m Middle. h nd. ' g d Followmg the m~etmg, Mrs . son charrman Mrs Albert Du· old twins, who have already Rev Father John Turel An· port m June Father 1 urrl thank teac ers a supervisors an R d d on tr !Jon ' ' melved bi.,b acclaim for oouncements were made of the . ect Lhe < b1b fo1 h1s annr\ ersa"' 1 3 Prmcrpals who attended the I. enour gave em s a rose, Mrs M1les Epling, Mrs. r. 'J T A t"eadmg workshop recenton ~vermg shoes. their promising showing In Catholic Women's conventton to 1gilt The mrelm g tln~t-d w1th. 1 t th 1 bo to h001 0 f Evetyone will cover a pa1r of musical artistry. be held in Steubenville June 15 prayer by Ft~tht>l 'lmrl aft<~~ y a e a ra ry sc shoes for the next meetrng 0 Gold and Fizdale, who were and reservations are to be m Y.hlrh refJeshmeJtts \\Pie servOhm University thrs past week p, Refreshments of ham salad ..tginally !cheduled to b} June 8, and also the natmn- ed b\ M• s Don \>lull1·n Mrs. sandndwco"f·fheees'wefrurel!sesrvaledad,to Mrnuts. pear wtre forced to cancel a1 conventiOn of Catholic Worn Gem gf' t!, r kett rr M1" Thorn· 8 8 cause of 1librecording com- ber en to be held in Flonda m Orto- as Leon dMe\I Kmghl, man of he ail-day rneetmg Dr. -•~ , _ ant u. 'I Sc.1lh F kMrs c J 1,11a RIdenour Mrs Sue HaYDean G Crowell Oean oJ the uuuuen1 w ....,.;:OD D'[:"rn1r rs , an urrc:." .m r~> os· CoII ege of Ed uca' 11on, we1comman, Mrs Evelyn Bauer, Mrs The May meetmg C1 of bL'aruel stein and t~ "New York Phil PhU It was voted to purchase gUts eph Raub ed the t"'achers The themt> of The Syracuse Help and Learn Mar1lyn Burke, Mrs Jan 1c e 1Cliff Better Health u was stein and the ''Jt::'" York the workshop was "Sharmg E1e· Club will meet Jn the Syracuse Young, Mrs Marilyn Robmson, l beld TI1ursday evenmg at the Urmonie. penences with J T A" Town Hall Wednesday, May I BE'ITY COWDERY Mrs Teresa Collms, Mrs Lela borne of Mrs Lawrence Eblm, "~u:~~ ~~~~-¥~ The JmtJal Teachmg Alpha· 11 at 10 a m Wmdon, Mrs Mary Jo Pooler, Pomeroy R D • bt· rs t•l mo~. ProJecto; will be makmg Miss Betty Co~dery, a Mrs Georgia Rltchte and Mrs Mrs Clifford Jacobs, presi~ I The Creative Writmg group Clara Poston and Mrs Marv approarb of tea c hm~ beginners "sachet balls" and • summer graduate of Eastera High 1Joyce R1tch1e by Mrs Burke. dent, conducted a short bus!· met recently with Mrs. HarLew1s all of Hto nt,md Mr~ , to le-arn to read hats ' Marena ls reqmred for School will be graduating on The door praze was won by ness sess10n New year books 1 land Wood of Maxatawney VIIThelma Prms M1 s Alii\ C:t>t Other teachers rrom Gallia each sachet bali are one to 21f.! Muy 22 from Northem Arl- IMrs Georg1a R1tch1e were distributed to the memlage when books, pamphlets and ties and Miss (Jar.! Lt•asuJe all ~ cmmty attendmg we1e Mrs mch styroroam ball 1~ yard zona Unlvenily, formerly Ar· The next meetmg w11l be bers A communlcahon was other materials were examined of Wellston Mrs M;n g Jf' Jen · Pauline Rife, elementary super- of nylon net, m color of your i:l~ona State CoUege. She will 1Thursday, May 19, at the horne read concerning the Regatta and onglnal manuscnpts read kms of Jackson M1ss Lmd<t ~ v1sor of Gallia county schools, chOJce; one yard 3f4 mch ribbon. be teaching the fiqt grade Iof Mrs Barbara Tnpp, With parade and It was voted to enMrs Bernice Borden and MJss one bunch or mm1ature rose- at lhe Oasis Elementary Mrs Lila Radenour as co-hos- ter a OO"Bt A gift of $15 was Mrs. Guy Lee was hostes~o": to ana evaluated With a VIeW to Sauer )f Oc1k flill M1·s Eliza- 1 Da1sy Glassburn ol Bidwell . buds m same color as rtbbon I School at Tweuty.nine Palms, tess was received from the Union the Bedford Walk-In Garden pubhcatmn beth Rllh u n~ uf C:1dmus and i Porter school, Mrs Marguer- and one package small ha1r Calif Belty 1!1 the claughler Store Beauty Salon m Colum- Club for the May meetm~ and Attendm~ were Mrs. Betty Mr Walte1 E \\o hnt <~t Ashland, ~ ! 1ft> '~mcman nrmc1pl'll ol Han pms For thf' hat~ a frame of Mr. aad Mrs. H. E. Cow· Dinner Meeting U bus In memory or Pearl Parker. opened with the dub praver L.u Boster Mrs Pat Houck, Ky A card was read from Mrs and ld pledge to theHflag With nan Trace school and Mrs Eve- and rna Ie"" Is Io cover It are dery, Reed"'II e. Held by ADKapnn• t M wII thed Mrs Martha Foster, Mrs Mar· The May meetmg '>'.til Oe- he-ld 1' t S· in M 'M oh neoded rMerle Daehl or pokane, Wash.. pres en , rs omPJ I ar lene Johnson, Mrs Emma Gate- at 7 30 p m SaLu1dav May . yn •• m s, rs 1r1am Dou~ · The May meet1ng of Alpha tbankmg the members for the m charge A commumcalwn wood, Mrs Juamh:1 Wood and 14th m the BeJtlage Hoom of man, and Mrs Ehzabeth Woods, Those not mterested In the S . p . Epsdon Chapter of Alpha Delta round robm letter sent to her I was read ~uesbn~ parti''PhSiso ol 03 ,.... r e above projects nmy work on urprue arty U K di eel b ld 'I . .., Mrs Mary Glbeaut, all of Galli- Dav1s L1brarv 111t R10 Grande c I h bb th h appa was nner m '"8 e Mrs Pearl Parker read a l•t- tion of all Meags C.JII!Ity clubs pohs, Mrs Susan GIIhum, M1ss College Anyune •s welcome to i ----IanTby o I Yb ey WIS f d Give n Mr • Saunder~ at Bailey s Restaurant In Pome- ter sent to her Mrs P..;rl In the Regatto at Pomeroy attend wtth or without a manu. ~ ecu 1snotconme to roy · · 1 k • E tai' Hos 1>ital Employ_ es the Syracuse village as an one I . Parker read • letter from It was decided to rna e ar- a.ogaru nter n &:rlpt Fnr mformatmn C<lll Mrs J th d Y I A surpnse birthday party wa• 1 The busmess meel!ng was Congre!srnan Moeller concern- rangements lor the Eight Grade JT7 • h p ty H Mary Lew1s at 245-552.1 ' lb>nor Mr. Meinhart t'"tes 1S. e wesulrroun •ngA cokrnrnlunlh· gmn reeently 10 Galhjl<)lls to called to order by the president, •·· Bible readmg and prayer mmmencement at tile Bedford 11 or at ome sac furtl!er unc celebrate the 11st bl! !h date of Mrs Be Uy p 1ckens. 1nstall awon ,I UlfS Phil Meinhart wa• guest of will be atcome. noon For In public schools and a reply ochool and planned to open Mr and Mrs. Dwight Logan Jf?SCS• Cltus 12• Thursday mght The program opened With !he songs "The Rainbow AI Sun· set," and "In The Garden" Keith Go•le Ford sbo~ld 0 ver 750 Attend c0 ncert Patriot Grange EnJ'oys Program ol . M IOgUeS, an d Sk't ReadJngS, sc c tend eon!actheadquarters Elliott at the chamber for reservatiOns. MRS. THOMAS HVSELL tor, MusiCian, Gypsy, Stgn of lhe Arrow. S1gn of the Star, A0 th ti d and Sus1e Soulsby, Pen Pal and I en uslas can appre<:JaRambler Mr and Mrs. Harry L Bailey I Uve aud1ence of over 750 atWednesday the girls held a of Pomeroy are announced the I tended the annual sprmg con· surpriBe birthday party for lhetr I marnage of thetr daughter cert of the Galha Academy leader, Mrs. Jean Wright They Brenda Margaret, to PFC. High school vocal mus1c departbad cake and kool ade and pre- Thomas E Hysell, son ol Mr men! bel dFrlday nl8ht 1n the sented her a gift and Mrs. Lyle Hysell of Har- high school auditorium. r1sonvllle The ceremony took The program was light and place m Hahfax, N c, on entertammg and the various en. Jan 27, by the Rev. D. c l'ernbles w ereewll-eadabnfndca Boone at tbe Method ISI parson· lsembles were well-balanced and OnO I age. 10 fine vmce, and •ololsts were A vaned program of read- I Readings were "It's A Fme I The bride i! a graduate of superb m thetr performance. lngs, monologues, and a sk1t Day," by Hazel Myers, "Bies- Pomeroy High school and the was presented at !he Grange regular sed Be ''Between Nothmg," Two by Gertrude Busmess Umverslly I Jnt!bng of Patnot Davis, Loves," Columbus Mr Hysel11s a graduate of Rut- 1 LA T HAN E F0R ' '""d•W' - Mr and Mn Kenneth r Birr of Rt 1, Bidwell. dau1ntrr 10 5 ~ ~erry Dnknd , 11 11 n~Uve of Ga!Ul eounty anrt 1 rr~Jrtent of Akron, died 1 m al Holze r .H o8 pltal ln ,111 Akron JloiPital Monday li e MAIIIUAGI LICINJI!S wu born 11nd teared In Vinton Hill Jlmt-1 fll cnntl Brunty 2~ ( •m marrta1e Will to the former lant! bJ"l4~o:e, and Vtlla Fay Phn!R, 10 (,~J Traln'r of Ualha tounty who tur 1Jpo11• William j, McDan\ell. kln1 of •lvu lie 11 al-a ~urvlved bY ~ llH' l'run1a, PM, and linda 1 llobl!rll Sbnley JJeckarlil of Vinton and t~p :tO, Bidwell ~ohn Ji, Hroy\u, «!. !.>.Ill brrtlhtr~ 11nd a llsU!t M11rthall !o~nd IIPQJh , and B•rbara J Shamblin Iff t larem a. bo1h (II Akron Inti r1 GaJllpol~o> Paul E CIIUI.IIon lS. (ial- 1 Sally Sl:heffield of Cu~~ thnc Serv llpolla and Patricia JeDn G::~brle\11 lee~ ~ml bUlllli were held In Akron. 11. GlllU}.00\11 1todne7 a lleaver, 20, w Jd Galllpollt and Wanta L. Chrk, 21 Mom., W cn .. sel:lr.w. 70, a or war 1 vetern dl•d Wednl!ld.•• 111ier G;,oll\poll• nooll at the hom• of Lawrent>e Me Quaid lll'f Teodora Ave He l'ill CMOr11 William Llfll• f), 1 retired born hl"rl (k't 111 1119:1. 10n of IJ uleam1n and rnldent of 1'mkr lltd aal and Leona McQuaid Cht"etehre.w 51nHiav afternoon Jn M.~dlul (.;tottr H• n evll!r mnrled A molder bY Uadl Jl o~p it al He ret!~d ll few monlht hit i.allt ll!mPioyment Wat with Lu a~ev after reprnenttng tile Belmont aru1 in {!(llumbu• He 11 JUt\0\Ted by 4. ll•k~t 4._ 0 ot (.:oJumlo u ~ for u\er 1 brothel and t11o st~\('1'11 John and !I I yean He ~~• ll member of wv Mu ~lchlrd Mun yon, both or Co f'tlll funeral director • allo<.'l•tionK, hunv111, and 11'1111 Mu llro~:ll:m an of I'Qrter Mttbod lll Church and. Morn Port Riehle. Fla He wu 1meon11u tng n~wn LodJt;e uf Ma~uns Ht' htd of the /Uner1un Lelllon Ser\ICI!I HtveCI h11 cnmmunlty u 1 nu•rnber ,.,.Ill be h•kl. Sunday It 2 P m tt the of l.be bo1rd of education He wat I'Ju! B1pttat rhul'('h Burial Will born 1t BriKtol 'Teltll, on Dec 8 I btl tn ttl• Add!1on • Helnoi4J eeme· 1883. 10n ()r the late 'o\11\illh 11nd tery under tllrertlon of Mllletl P11IIY Ann Barger Lar11e Hll flr~t Home for Yuner1111 ltlitrrlare wu lo t~ forrMr Sault Goodwin. lmd 8hf> preuded hlrn In Jahn H l.lllihl ''' a relldent of 1005 dnth In 11137 r"'o sons survive that Third Ave. died Wedneaclay after untoo, CJarenet and Ivan bnlh of noon aL Medical t:en tt'r HoiPital H• 1U 1 Ca tumbu • HIM secolld marrlabe wu waa a retire~! carpenter and t(l Mary Ooodw1n In tHl, llDd lhl tr.orn In MaatJn t.;oWil)', 10n of GflorJ• nrvivoe. alo~ with the folloWlnl 1ncJ Wancla Cantner Rollins He l1 childun Wil liam F', a teacher It .unlved b1 tall •ond Wife, t111 liaUia Arsderny, )In Don Ctll of former S1nh Holtttn and el&hl t:olnmb us and Pauy Larae at home ehlldHn S.rvt~ea will bl hlkl at There 11r1 three Jrtndchll4 ...n and Cnltan W \Ia at iii P m !iund1y two fl:rtllt Jtlfldeb\Jdren. Othu 111r and hurbl 'will be tn thl ehurcb vlvotl tre sel'<lltn 11!!11!U and four ft}net.rr)' u'lo(ler dlreetii:Jn ef Mlller'l brothen 8ervlntl were held Wednll· Home for tunrrtll dty atternoon at Lhe Porter Metho dial Churcn and burial wu tn Vln Mn. ltttel "ICkMtn. " retldenl or ton Memorial Parll Bidwell and widow of c!lll'ence Hie"" man, died. ThU1'8417 In I CollllllbUI Jl'lt' llbert HtiCII'Ilb, U, dlecl Iunday hDIIPitlll s he Ia IJUI'Yived by two mornlnl In 1 lialllpolla hotp,tai lie deugbtfn 11'14 \W(I IOIUI, MR. ~lUll­ Will born In Gallipooll~ Du 17 1\154, Ita Murru lind Cb'dlt J{lcllman, !loth tun t:of t Wettey and U11 late Helen of t.:olumbul. Mn. GlatiYI Ill 1 J l • r Whe-eler Holromb H~ h 1urvlved and ADitio Hlckolln. both of 8ld· Wf'll Thfll'lll ere fiTI Jrandchlldrelll br hil fattwr •M atef llluthlr. Mr and Mn (.; Wesle> Holcomb a1 l'nd f!l treat frlndchtldren She Altddleplllt, and two brolllera, Dlvl4 ,.,.u1 a member of llt Cennel &apllote of VJrrinla Beach. \'a .. and C harlt'~. Chun!h wtiolnil IIII'VIcill wiU be t~1d at home anG 1 lllif..tatf't, Cindy 1t .:1 p m. sunt111y and burial wW Millar of Jlaltltnore Md Oll\er 1ur be In P:lne .stru\ tei'IHI~fY \llldtr \OI1'or:t 1ra 11\t- rnndpare1111, llrf, dlrHUOII of llteGOY Jl'\lntrll hOIIII lb'rtle Holcomb of Oalllpolla, x~n nl\ll WlleiLler of HO\IItoll, Tell , and Mrt llllr<:\111 DIVII to' Columbua Sar ne.. •el'l hald We4attdaJ' altar. noon It th• \hulh . Halky • Wood l'lnllral boftlt w1111. l:iurlal In Prori• Once C•mtt.e.., MN. Itt. WIIIIIJIII Wlllte, 16, died ur b' Monday rnomtnr at her Rt J, Crown City home. Bile wu born It Cl'<lwn <:ity J'an n. 18110. clauJhtt'r of tltl lat. .loltv. I IJid Harr1ei WaQ Hllll.aml He liM tnarrlaJe wu to Bmu HUkill lnd )ler aUond Ia Jamu \V White, both of whom ..........-!!! ..!! !~~ •: :t.~~-t"t~~ :J:y • fOil, HomfQ Mullin of Youn11town ho tont are decn1ed, seven atep Cb.lldren alan 1Uni.Vt1 Two alltert and lour brother. prendltl ber lfl 11 dlaU,, S.rricu we ... held Thuwtay .ntlrnooa at Ume tbt Waup. - Halle~· ~.,;'; ·_,...,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, WHd. I'IIDiral 1114 hr1al wu PATRICIA JANE PRICE Mr. and Mn Clarence V. Price, Portland, Ohio, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, PatriCia Jar.e, to Charles Edward Jordan, III,' son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Jordan of Dayton, Ohao Miss Price 1s a graduate of The Oh1o State Umvers1ty, where she became a member of Alpha Delta Pi Soronty. Sbe IS a teacher at Upper Arlington H1gh School, Columbus, Ohio Mr Jordan IS a grad· uate of Oh1o Umverslty, where he served as President ol Ph1 Kappa S1gma Fratermty and 15 a member of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary. He wlll be graduated m June from the College of Medicine at the Ohio State University and w111 serve h1s mternsh1p in Tripier Army Hospital. Honolulu, Hawaii The wedding Js planned for June 19, In the McKendree Met hodlst Church, Columbus, Ohio ~z:~TrE:~i~·~~::~b~~~ ~~g:~.i:~:i~:lli~·.:~~r: t!~~~~ I~~~;::::ren N C ,. 1 Week's Roundup \ G~rl ' • J Ra}phS Prmetpa ' pencer' 3 Other Teachers to Retire j 'The Sundoy ~~~HS O and ! m~~~ the lmtal three rn•les, the .Pomeroy pollee are lnvos~ the ,.. Frihy gat ng an occ1dent that occu 1 440 black btrd sh'underl 10 tbe , County .. Chapter, Amer1can Red to contnbute to the physJca~ •SWJ~m:r i~~:nee vl:;lt to the red at 2 25 a m Saturday 011 . qeel ·~~r ~ hpuse ~nd Crjlss, •n ARC spokesman and mental fitness of the V!d• 1 yar s ur West Maln·st. ~ IGI!ji IJf. - ' RALPH WEL~ER ' ltt~pt~bll- CIM!cllte I'll!' Stall lteprnr"'lllve 27th Dltlrld ! \ I I I honor al a part~ M•ven hv e~- Information oall Mrs. AI ba Mr Roger L. Sounder: The of new ofl!cers for the nat two was oent Blil!ed by all present. meetings at 7 30 o'clock until entertained with a party ThursploY.,es of Veteran! Memor10l Cottrill, 1!92-5444 or Ada Sl~k, party was arranged by Mrs years w., held They are, pres~ At the <lose of the meeting October day evening at the~r horne, Hospltal last WJ!!lk In !he bos· 1192 21101 Sounders and son, Roger L. dent Edna Price, vice-president a Sarah Covontry Jewelry par- Blue ribboos were aw.oNicJ to Rock Springs Road, Pomeroy, P•lal cafeteria at Pomeroy. • · Beunders, Jr Maxine Wmgett, corresponding ty wu beld with Jeannette CuP. Mrs Edson Hart for arrange- R. D . bonortnc her mother, Melnhart, who hu been In Travel Slide• •re Refreshments of Ice cream secretary, Eileen Buck; record· ntogharn as fashion •how dlr' rnent of Japonica and bush Mrs. Florence Holley, on ber charge of the matntenance deII and cake were served to th• log oeerelary, Elma Louko; !Dr. Relreslunents wore oerved honeysuckle, a blue tn Mro. lllrlhday partmenl at the hospital 'lne& Shown To Emnnon following guests Norma Jean treasurer, Goldie Story; chap- by !be boatess during the oocmt jGuy Lee lor white sp1rea, a A birthday cake and let tt opened, September 11. 1962, Mu Tawney showed olldeo Dailey, Mr. and Mrs, ~.<>nnle lain, Betty Pickens, aergean~ ltour. red to Mrs Guy Lee fill" lilacs, ereom were oerved to Mrs. reUred April ~· Gifts IJ!clu~ll!J ~ea - In 1t1s foreip travels Sounders, his parento, ' Jun ot-arms, Frances Roberts; and a red to Mrs Guy Lee lor dog. Helen Sauvage and soa, Gene. a ring WeN presented blm bY when !be Ernanon Club met Bush, Cheryl Salisbury, Mike hlstor11111, Helen F. Smith. REVIVAL ANNOUNCED wood, and a red to M" Glen Carl Holley, tile honored f!Uf.lt Ciloworkers, alter which cake at the, home of Mrt. Selwyn Plymale, John Dailey, B.-.nda Revival oemces will bec!n at Lee for tulips and narcissus. I and Mr. and Mrs Log.. IIIII and punch were aerved to lilt 'l'/lllfe ,on;Tburlday Wttb Mn. Mklns, '!)roo Riohards, Slup CANCEL~ NIGHT ,file Chester Chllnlh Of God May During the social IJotlr a des- 11111, Skip. The honored pest " bonoted guest, 09-lj'Or~ ..an4 Jloyl ~ jlijel~ent, Jl'&- Meadowo, Linda MiteneU, Mary! Galits•, Centenlll')l GrqoHlL>-IIIh, lundaJ eve~. with Rev. aert course wu served and •1 received a number of • Mrs; Meinhart, 'He Will ildina. _, '41, i, , .Gibert. sch-lil!;lby Pon.r u .-eat evqe. eon1eo1 by Mrs. Homer Willard and callltUZ long dl<lon"" Jnr. llo 1380'I!!ed wllh ~;' 1.1<,_.!i•'I'I!OY'~ I' PICI!!!'OS were r•<n>•u, """" ••IUUIO>~ 11no eau1ea lor Monaay, MAy 1, 1ta1 ~ttaL lpe(:lal ll!li!nfl II pi&Med oo llowers, Crees and nuts was mg the eventnc to wish ber IIlii nephew, Mr. lllid Mr& Jjll;!~ ~"".W triPJ! to LOMoo, Parts, Saunders, Dlatul Rober~, Mr. • ' !'IIOCOllO\I ~fllllt ,ot too evlllllnc alld oervloes be- woq by ...... Olen •Iac.-t>On. bappy birthday were her dalllbCIUIDn, In the manacement ol Gerieva, ' liald, Dot$&o1 and Mrs. David Graham, Tor- Lllill,y 'thor actlvWos ....-.eduted ,. at NO t-!11. Dale 'lbe next meeting wUI be at ten, Mrs. Chester Caraon ct !be Meigs Cqtulb' MernOl'J AL:aP!!)co. Refreabments ry Jolmson, Elaine l!aplilten, lbo Hmo Dlebl, It wu reported .n.ortitalt Ia ctlurcb ~tor. EY· the home ol Mra. Aver, SL Sanduslcy and Mra. C. E. Smftll Gardens. , were temd 1>r !he litilteD. :ADD Fellure and Gleu Jlauldren, Si!llnl&¥. ,II'JOIII lt we1eo1qt. ~. ·- • • - - .,_eolumbua. · ' • I ' ~ ., ~ ]»; ,;:,;o- •Iii~. ~?'~ ~ral:. Fr~ Pf l!ltaj J~n ~- ~~ ~-bioh ba~_been ieadt ,till ' } " He!· To Meet Moruluy The wscs lllld Class 12 Clrcle of Healb Methodist Churth In Middleport will meet In combined meeting MondaJ lng, May 1, at !be ehurch. All circle officers wdl be ln· stalled with Mrs M L. Fnneb Ia chltrie. Mrs. Nan Moore will cooduct !be annual pledge aerHostesses are Mrs. c. 1'. mblltl, lofn, David ~. Mrs. pt1wr Stroud Mra 0. A l!:mml•h. •f ct.~ 11 lllll Mr~ p, L, Mlleh, Mn, LaW. renee ~., Mrs. Xtllnellt B7er, Mrs. lltrmaD ~ and Kn. It E. tlOiral!il i1 lbo WI!Cit·1" •; , "'" *I •Ice. I l �' '.I '' ' . • Chapter Awards Four:25 Year PLns \_, I. 11-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 8, ~- I The Sllnday T!mes-S.ntlnel. Pomeroy Children will be Offered Bible School Earlr. During June · May 31, and Friday, June !D. Sponsored by the Federated, Episcopal, and Baptist churci> es, the classes will ~e ~~~d~ into. "Nursery • rre11cuoua \d~c 3-5), which will be located .'" the parish house of Grace EP1" copal Church; ''Hegmnersi' (kinlJ dergarten or lsi Grade complet· ed) located in the First Baptist' Church, "Primary" (Gr2ri· es 2 & 3 completed), and "Jon_. lor" (grades 4, 5, and 6!. The latter two secllons will be located In the Federated PT. PLEASANT - Mason Church where a 11 parents' day" Qlunty's 15 home demonatraUon celebration for all sections wtn ctubs will 'hold their combined be held at the end of the ses· Spring Luncheon on May 19 at slon. · the National Guard Armory. Course material for the The affair will feature a po~ claBSes wlll be taken from the luck luncheon .and follov•lng a "Standard" Vacation B 1b le nw\aram "Let's Go Creative" School Course, including we11 • r· ·~ will be held. stocked "craft-packs" for each &b-s. Robert Sayre~ New Hav· pupil. en, IS style show cha1rman The The sponsorins churches weicommittee 1:11em~rs lnc!ude come children from any church, &b-s. Lea Litchfield, Ne1v Hav- or who do not regularly attend en; Mrs. Otis Litchfield, Point any Sunday School Reglolra· Pleasant and Mrs.Vernal John· lion lor aU sectl.;,s (which son, West .Columbia. . ends Monday, May 23) may be Pr1~ will be awarded mfive made by contacting the Rev. c.•tegot~es of handmade ou~ Wilbur Perrin (WY 2-3214; the !tis mcludlng complete out· Rev. Richard Martin (WY 2f~ts, ho~s~ dresses, casual out- 39GB), or the Rev. Carver Willits, chtld s, and dress-up or I Iiams IWY W620). formal. The morning program will feature a cosmetics demonstra- Scotty Icard Named lion by Mrs. Maxine Lowe, Pt. Student President Pleasant. PI'. PLEASANT - Scotty leAn afternoon program will be ard has been named president given by Mrs. Ralph Slm•sler, of the student council of Point who will display 35 dolls, each Pleasant 111gb Scnool for the a model of a first lady wearing 11161>fi7 school year. ScoUy Is the a handmade gown. son of &b-s. Allee Marie Icard The anooal event will be an of Pt. Pleasant and Paul Icard aU · day affair. of Galllpolis. otber officers elected Ill serve with Icard are: Ronnie Wedge, vice president; Linda Hall, secretary; and Sandi Redman, treasurer. Mrs. Violet Gerlach is tlhe student council advisor. t.oumy 's ,,. . Clubs to Hold =lURE • KYGER PTA will meet at 7,:w p.m. 11 tne achool audltonum. The theme will be "SU.ppiag Up., There wDI be sixth grade aitd kind· ·u d In ergarten recognJ on an · otallation of officers .1. !I JDO:en 1are :~ to Illbrill! ::"~~:C~~~: No. 28S, Order of Eastern Slar, wDlltold 1 regular meeting at Maoollc 7, 30 p.m. In the T 1 CE~ARY GRANGE will bold 1 IOCial Right at the Grange Hall at Ntl Ladies bring cookies. p. m. Joint Luncheon TUESDAY 1110 GRANDE MOTHERS League will meet at 8 p. m. tEST) for an installation din· :m:!rs o:~~r·~e;:s:ur~~: vary BapUst churcD at 7:30 p. m. for the lrip to Gallipollil, PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS League at the heme of Mrs. John Foster, 125 River Street, Kanauga, 8 p. m. Elect10n . ol oftleers. Casual dress. TODDLERS TO Tassels Moth· ers League wit! meet at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Darrell Day. GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. D, I p. m., at the church. Bring eovered dlsh and table service. GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. I, I p. m. at tbe h of Mrs Cld R c::;l~ tb Rd y e amsay, co e . .,.nAy WED.,._, GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. I, 6:30 p. m., ot borne of Mrs. Frank Snedak· 1101 •-"··• er, oa.vuu Ave. Bring eovered dish and table aerv- ' !' ' Attention- GRADUATING SENIORS blgh school education Ia not enough. Tnday's employers are more selective and are demanding an unprecedented variety of busIness skills for which they are willing to pay a high salary. Ii. I Tako Tho Short Routt To A Good Job I I \ ..!' II J'Jnest tmditlon. '· I ) ' I I ' ' ... Welcome •• . ~fd MAY 8-14 UJINlV IN MEIG8 COUNTY · Meigs i!OUnlialla are elated .,. er the resulto of Tuesday'• l!lecMONDAY lion. The bond 1s8ue Ill provide . THE RIVERVIEW PTA will ofM:::Ot:b~rs~l;~:• ~J".\:: , money for the new l,ii!O oludelll meet Monday_ at 1:30 p. m. and friends here over the , high and vocational lchool lo when new officera wtU be m- weekemt I match slate funds paaaed by 11 atalled and the 8th grade ela81 I overwhelmlng yeo vote of '10 per will present a play. M d M Joha T G tHin . cent, with only four of 'ZI pre· WSCS OF HEATH M thodi t r. an rs. · r · cincts turning It down. MelaallChurch will meet Mond:y ev.:.. of Portomouth are weekend : ao captured the Repabllcao nomtng, May 9, at the church. The ~sts ;f Dr. llld &boo. Evan DEBOR&II SCIIABFFING JnaHOR for state repreaetllaUve, Installation aervice for wew er1c · f when Ralph Welker, pruenl olf1cera will be m charge of Mrs. Leonard Harris and son, 0 Meigs repreaentativl! won 0111 Mrs. M. L. French With Mrs. Jay, returned recenUy lrom over Dao Taber, Gallla reproNu Moore .oonducting the New York where they enjoyed aentaUve and Jamu Kimbell of pledge semce. Hostesses are a few days visit witb relatives. Athw county. Welker will Mro. P. L. Mitch, &b-s. Law· -· face veteran fttnocnlUc Athens 1 renee Milhoan, Mrs. Kenneth Miss Jo Etleo Deanison of representative Georga Bankll Byer, Mrs. Herman Haddo' Columbus is visiting Gallipolis Mr. alld Mrs. Robert Schaef- In tbe fall elecUow. ·and Mrs. M. E Dowson. fnends over the weekend. Dng of Lower River Road, Gal- Paul Simon and Kenneth Ha. llpolis, are announclng the eo- ger won write-in campaigns DAUGHTERS OF RUTH Mrs. Keith Meske, a senior gagen~tnt of their daughter, for the DernocraUc nomlnaHo• Iclass of the United Methodist al Ohio State University Ia] Deborah Kay to &fio Robert for eounty commissioner. Otar· church will meet at th~ church spending the weekend witb f¥.!r ' Polcyn, son ~~Mrs. · Elsie W. 1~ Karr, S~., and Robert Clark IMonday at 2 p. m., w1th Mrs. Ihusband , 11 professor at Rio ' Polcyn of Atkbson, and the : wtll be theu Repi.lbllcan oppon- E f ngagemen Miss Schaefting Is Announced [Ja8~~E~~~:;~~~ ~~~~s~ill ! Grande College. wwken. 8treet .lUJd. oometery .eumbent auditor, wu -~ reuevea or hll ]00 u -ken will ptft.7S por bour: ed in the only <lose race far At Rio Grando College ·fowr:il@,.."f labcrerl wDl ret •us per !JOur nomination. Evalee Myel culty members have and Iller ibJ'ee.ltlonllll proba- out In a foor-way race far yed. They are Joha llmlary )lllrlpd $1.10 pet hour. Republican nominalinll far re- cbatrman of the Qdef ol pollee will pi "15 per corder. Maxine Wallace WOD bumanitiea, PauUne DIOilth llld 1310 after three • the bid for cecorder • tho Dom- de.. of wemea and m•lhl. PatrolmaD alarting ocratic side. Robert Bitcboff Thomas LaceY, art . pay will be ·triO and $1410 after reeelved over 1,600 write • In and-:rliomaa Osb«ne, probatloll period. Eltn pollee vot.. for county ettlineer- 111m- !lui~ Hamilton, 20, a wiD gat f1.50 per bour; ceme- « Abele former Congressmall graduate of Soutbweslfrn tery s8loD $110 per month, and won I!Oillination for F o u r I b school, waa reported killed 1 . eustndlu ol Ylllqe baD f15 CA>urt Of Appeals. VietNam on Wednesday. per month. I Northup has a trafllo stop- the first fatality reported frCJ!11 · CireuJ lime King Brothers ~ page. A <ar driven by Gerald the Gallia area. He was \be .... • Rouah, 29, Rt. 2 Bidwell, slruck of ReY. ud Mrs. Anthony ~tl · ~ WOJ:"y ~~May the apan on Uncoln Pike that Uton, wbo now reside at By~· 17• 00 - r.,. attraction crosses RaccotD Creek, and Jackson county. ..A!~ :.,.~ llrougbt ~~d'f put 11 out of commiBsloo. Low· French City Lumber eo., ~ t M e- ell Dlckaoon, county engineer, has beell en\ered twice In .~,; . 1 V 1aponsor : 11 1un- nrem... It Is estimates It will lake from $1D,. cent weeks, has offered a "' · ra drcus ol the season. 000 to f!Z,OOO to put it baclt in , ward of $1,000 for the l!aplllreJ . One hundred eltllens of the aha\'". ' and conviction of the robber{ . Southern acbool dlJtrict appear- . High water on the Ohio ertce i porites. ed II a board of eduoatioo meet-~ again covered tbe boat launch-1 The G lr JM lg had iDg this week to prebfst the ac- iog facllity on the river frent : accident: i~a Aeril~ t1 • ' tlon of the board In regard •o where the river got up to over~ t ie Ohio Statep Patrol ~e (l· ° ! ::rdln ::k!5 late Mr. Martin Polcyn. 1 Dickersons are Given Shower At Grange HaII 12 .· p /N ersona otes From Middl I I 1 USE YOUR CHARGE .' The Gallipolis Savings \ I I• ; J-.• I I and Loan I ' ) I .-- fl...... I/ II Gallipolis, Ohio ' I ! ~ ! II)LLYWOOD (UP!) Upper WesU.ra Hemlspbere eeii!IOI lltatum of the acUng fraternity match these men. Tile 1ames II crowded wllb Brltlah parlor- ,of Burt Lanc8llter, Kirk DouIDil'l almost to the total glas, Gregory Pee~, Cltarlion ~ of Amertca1a, aav• Hesion, Paul Newmao anrl Rod - · JliOA Robards. Steiger are never mentioned ID Ol!b' Robtrda aiiiDog native the same br~th. Movie st•rs, ...,.. ,._ oecoladea from the yes. Dlatlnguiahed actors, wen . Jof1t • of New York and . • . . wbell lbe .,.61 ones T!,o Coatomporarloa Mentloat'd llljl.,. ,weiJ!!ed. H Robards. h.. corpbll)', the Jlll more 1baa one occ..ioa men most often reCogniled lean.· .peaaive Robarda bas 8111011( hit America• contempor. bell liloaUflad u the I!Ulest arlu are George C. Scoll and Amorleu actor. In Henry Fonda. . ,~ ....., fo llid of Sir N o w I he n, I h e p J c I uI t . . OD'fier. becomes lesa fogsy. Cll!ll'i)', · to 1111«1• out ooe All three are e9Sentlally of jtrlltl lbove the other la the !beater, as are lhe legions loolblroi)'. A>mallot ·ol opiltion. of Bri!ill- The theail!r nurtured .llul ' 11!0,. ~ ~· ~ l!lOm ~ q.ros. And u ts to the . . . .. llldl blalle~ '~ il\itater ~ re1ur1 1o abarpen t. 11 . _ bt lof llljillbtlr ·~~ · . .~ fl' llliilPlr '~ ~· " ~·, bls wDd success . In ~ .fiiiiiMCIII!ia 111rt , I!! · '1'011\ FloAey retreated __..? .. ilia ~ eompaey wortII' ·!~!'~ rllill'e . II .i!liJ ·~ ~ ·je)V ~bttars i week 1o ~-~ F~. liobeu ·lllij · ~11, Burton .,.; •vw ~1· 0 rier ,lpmt:e ·~ack lo llle llicl!a'd 11trr11; llkhlli Calle, lllap 'lfl!oj!eY~ Iiley hlve the .,.,_ Stu~P, Peter FilCh oppurllinllt. · Mil a IICGi'e o1 Olbe!'l· .-\Jid so ills with FOI'IIIa, Soo1t ,... wbatenr - . ... lid )lr, ' Ro~ = r 1111 Phone 446-3832 By Dwlaht C. Wother!Joll jud WOMEN'S V,IEW More Home wor ksharL'ng Jason Robards: New Super Star? n $avers Opposite Post OHice otber Early Amerlo.. det!JDI. All complete wi~ - d IJio otractloaa • lala. ..:. tampler stamped ou Beii!Jm 11$1.25 ea. Jeny Mlller'l Coull')' Fair, Rt ill, Golllpolla, 0. Pd. AdY• . at! New Personal Notes From Pomeroy Home Furnishings GREAT 1 I ) Celebrating Our 80th Year New School Wins Majority in 0ur Houae." Museum I 11 BUDGET SHOP lAKER 1, in the 4WYo CURRENT DIVIDENDS 14 s::. ', STOP INI ., ldl NEEDLE worl< wnpler ,.!her- i There It a place for our Association in your future. ··. 1 New D1y Cia- .. Begin June9 fol&:t on fhe road to financial security is our business. •• ;nd In today's job market, a Thars the nlco thing about saving with our help. Irs eosy to add to your account at any time and It's Juat 01 easy to get your money when you need lt. H&lping - News Highlights of Two wunties ( Seen and Heard : ~e~~b~:!:e ~~~~:s =tnat: ' tea.:;~en were lnjllred, and 1 a:~ ~:;k~e~~~nd~~r~~ ;ere in~u~y ~c~d~~ts wi~ be honored when the Pomeroy ' MissSchaeffingis~1965gr~d- . and Harmon O'Brien, for pro- required hospltalizatiiiMl thts i rollers at Gal.lipolis Dam a.nd tv :~" 0~~~dl~Jn~r ~e ~~~li~ou~. Elementary PTA meets Mon· uate of North Golba Htgh bale judge. wee~. The accident took place l&ank. Forty-etght hours earlter . . y y ... day evening at the school. A, . School and lS 00~ at~endmg j Bend residents paid little at.. aear Syracuse on Tuesday. ~er-: over 30 barges broke a w a y' the !Jrst four m~nths of the year~ safety film will be shown and I Morehead State Untverstly. tention to the rising Ohio River na Hysell, 74, Pomeroy, drtver j from Kyger Creek plant. Down ~'0/"nt;dsmg: und~ ~ a program presented by the ' Mr. Polcyn Is 8 1985 graduate this week, with their interest of the car turned in front of one j at Cetedo over 40 barges brBke : t~ mnt 0 ta. r~. R ;::a 0 thi fifth and sixth grade instrument- ' of Kyger Creek High School centered largely In the elee- driven by Wayne Roush of Ra- loose In the rising stream, but . cu .k enther me f tho ryl 1. ' d fresb 'It · wee Wt someth0 e set'ec tOIIll al stu ents. Re ments WI 1 and is working as an appren- , tJon. No water invaded t h e cine. She WM admitted to VeI• they were aU capIured . A U. S· · th 1 1 be served by mothers of the : . tice engineer for the River ' Bend communities, but It did erans Memorial, and a passen- En&ineer dredge St. Genevive ~ they0~"~ ~ e rec~p ~ ~ first grade. I Mr. · and &b-s. Larry Dtcer· Transportation Company hamper travel on some county · ger, Hattie Rouah, M, of Rt. I was stymied at Pt. Pleasant be- l e 0 n~cess at • . er., BETHEL NO. 62 of the In- . son tBennetta Rea Clarki were i · roads. Leon, W. Va., was admitted to cause it could ROt gel under the ~ !lk>ssom festival '" Washmgtoo .. ternallonal Order ef Job's [ guests of honor at a sbower re- , A ten-year lease was drawn Holzer Hosptlal. , bridges. : Galhpolts FFA took second· Daughter!! will meet Monday at ' cently at the Hemlock Gro~e • iUE: ;as*' !I~ up and approved this week for Robert o. Schmoll of Middle- , Dragging operations to recov· l ~lace m the dlstnct land judg7::W p. m. at the Pomeroy Ma· Grange hall, Pomeroy RD, gtv·l the new welfare building which port High class of 191!6, was er the body of William Wolle, a mg contest. Logan was first sonic Temple. There wiU be en by Mrs. Her.ry Euler ..d I will S60II be built in Middleport. named the top oludenl with a GaUlpolls man, whe drowned at Olhtur•,r,ac!tvtltes on the agfrtGcu~, election of officers. daughter, Mrs. Mary Hit!. f The rent for the new building point average ol S.82. He is the Elizabeth o• the LitUe Kanaw- . a ront are two tours • 8" Gtfts were placed on a table epot will be $425 per month, lo be son of Mr. and Mrs. Rober! 0. ha River, wert resumed Thurs- lta county fa~ms , one of whi~· SYRACU'11JSEESPDTAAY wt'll with whtle cover. A blue urn· I ..,;.,.,..,. ....,.,.._ M 'db th tale Th tr cture SchmoD Sr. Dee Slavea, daugh- day when the stream receded. took place Fnday and the otber meet brella was suspended over the I pal Y e 9 · e 8 u . ' . scheduled Wr May 12. The toun h'ch bl Tuesday nt.ght at 7,30 in the tab! 1 nd hlte Mrs Everetl Bachner Ia wUl be erected on North Thtrd ter of Mr. and Mrs. K M. Sla- Schools In the county were m red b lh A 'cultur e romw 1 uea w . · . . , rned !uta . th th· ek Out aresponso y e gn • 1 local school auditonum. Mrs. str!?amers extended to the ends : spending the weekend in Ath- IAv facmg Race-st across Tlnrd [ ven, wu na 18 tortaD.. e r~ewa .Js ~e . 'Mlo a al Stabilization and Conservatifft. June Lee, Guidance Councilor of the table lens as the guest of her dough- av from the town hall. North Gallta lln!!ICe mp- Se . . ·of Southern Local School Dt... G nd. ter Karen for Mother's Week Delmar Canaday and associIN GAU.IA son was named as !Uptrintend-' rvJc~. • ames • contests were en' ' . ales wlll ask for $2NI,OOO in Ap- GALLIA V!11'ERS had I ent. He bad held a similar posl- 1 Galhpolls merchants on w,q. . ~!~ :~:~~' t~illgu:;t i:~:~~=~: joyed alter which the honored end at Ohio University. palachian funds for the nursing Dumber of races for nomina- do• at Middleport for a year. nesday heard the details~ lbJ guests opened their many love- Mrs. Nan Moore and Miss Mil- home tho! ,., proposed for a tlon ID tlhe Tuesday election, but Robert Powell, Clay elementary I two· archery events. that will be Refreshments will be served. ly gills. Cake and panch - e dred Hawley were ia Parker.. tak 1 tbe f t nd 1 st THE ANN UAL MOTHER- served by the bosleases 1o Mr. burg Thursday. · Llncobt HIU locatiol at Ptme- It only br111ght out 47 per cent principal, was hired for a !lmimgfpJacle 1 Pt1rs 8Pl • 1... M' Bern' B -v. of the reg'llterad -•-, which lar ~•Ilion at Vinton. The South- part o u y a eesan " · Daughter banquet of the United and &boo. Clarence Siory a ad ISS 1ee owea h.. re- ••, ·-· ~ 0v 21100 be Ill ttencl ic Methodist Church at the church daughter, Rosalee, Mr. and Mrs. -..! to Iowa after spending IIJilOWlted 5,5'19. John Morgan weoter• board h.. set May Zl as er ' . arc rs w. a ' G~AC! ME'l'HODIST Church 'l'uesday at 6 p. m. Briog your Lea Curtis, Mr. ud Mrs. stan- several days here .. the guest Pomeroy eou•cllmen thia week wu aomlrutted for eot1lly eom- tbl! time for the bearing of the 1 Galltpolls Day wtll be Julr. Circle No. 1, 6:30 p. m., at own table service. lordlllocktoaand danp&er, Doll ol &b's. Naa Moore and Mia! approved raises for vlllqe mialllener. Mort.!lt Dickey, IJio .... of Clay Baker, who was! Commencement sea:ion is home el Holea Brumfield, 2i WEDNESDAY na, Mr. and &b-s. Rol..d E..t- Mildred Hawley. around the corner In the araa, Portowoutb JW., brtDg eorerMIDDLEPORT Liternr.. , ... , mu and Bonele, Juice a ad Mrs. VIrginia Sheets of GaJH. u are the aDDualsprlng con-· ed dlab aad labhl oervlce. will meet at th• home Chuck, Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Mlcl- polia llld · her dilughter lrom certo of musical organizations. GRACE METHODIST Cbureh So p k Wed esd kill, ud Mary, Mrs. Leola Florida, visited over the weekKyger Creek C<>mmencement Is Clrelt No • I 30 I san ar n ay,. Smith aad SltaroR ud BoDnte end with the lormar'a aister, ... Stonley : p. Folde1, JD., a at 2 p.m. The book revte "''' Mrs ""dred7"'•' Mr I Clara' &b-s. Ulllan Steiff. May with Maxwell V. Brown· boma ol Mrs. ~ Oh'211, B •• by Mrs. Roger Morgan, win ~ .. :.m.u Mr .._.er --• Mrs' J. . Mr•. Marioa Allensworth Ill •• to eII as spea ker. 744 Second Avo. Bn1g cover- be "Th So , by J me1 A ,....,en, • .... . erome Joho Magnussen, son of Dr!' .trad dlab m table JHl'Vtce. . e urce, a . · Cook IIJd grandchildrell, M Is 1 St. Albans, W. Va., visited rela'GRACE METHODIST Church Michener. The respoRSO will be Ve J' H ck Do . and D lives and frlenda over the and Mrs. Marcus Magnussen of, ....h tr dlt' r te au , nrue •· By GAY PAULEY lnBtuoe, lblt Ia 4t of tho 10D Home Economlco AS80ciation Gallia Academy, end Ray Bir~'· J Clr<lo N 4 7 30 a ew~ a Jon. vid Lambert ibeUa Hawk ud weekend. Sbe came especially WHITE ROSE LODGE w!U Mr. and Mrs'. Frank Clark. to attend Evaagellne Chapter, UPJ Womea'a Editor families illtervlewed, everyone (AHEA), carries Mrs. le of Hannan Trace, son of Mr . borne tlo.Mr,s. :Mar',·,· ~::.~1 ... wuedne d M l NEW YORK tUPI) -The abared Ia ......... - arouad lbe - r t In ito c:urrent iBsue. and M s Roy B1·ckle of Rl t lleld, 41 VIae St. meet W s ay, ay 1 ' at Selldlng gllto were Mr. and OES, when 20 year members division of labor III'OWIIi the house. In';"';"'...;, the whole --,... r · · SADDLE AND Sirloin Rldlog 1:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Mrs. Dorset Smith, Mr. and Mrs. were honored. . Mrs Parker points out Crown City , will represent the Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Carence McNeil, Mrs. Denver Don Betzillg, Mr. aad Mrs. p.,.. Miaa Muina llemJeU, Colum- bouse 11 lbe oubjecl of I new family buddlad It plaa .... tradiu;,lally wort is local Legion at Buckeye Boy,;· at the Bulavlllo wwnbouse. Nelson and &b-s. Mildred Ja- ter Midkl/f, Mr. ud Mra. Don bus, is apeadl!lg the weekend oludy. , tioDI. ilto -lblllty according State. Mrs: John North, . Jr.,_ Membera pleata bring pies. ooba. M~ad, Mr. ud Mrs. Wayu with her parents, Mr. llld &b-s. The COIII!Iuslon. bl these daya Want II oompare the l1ndillp slalua or age-leading Ill h.. been tnslalied as preSident l'IJUJtSD4Y THURSOA.Y Gibbons, Mr. and &boa. William Charles Beni)OII. Ia wblch some 28 rnllliH of the IIUdy with the way IIUCh terms as man's work. of Galhpolts Band Boosters. NEWCOMERS CLUB lunchCANDY STRIPERS. of Veter- Kennedy, Mr. ud Mrs. Leo &b-. and Mrs. Al Russell and women bold outside JObs, thlqa are dolo II yoor bouse? women's work, child's play, Don Mink of Rt. 2 Gallipolis rO(\ Albert, Columb family duUea take 01 Questloa. Who homemaker, breadwinner. ceived first degree burns in OOB and meelillg will be held ans Memorial Hospital will Story, W. ud Mrs. HUber Quiv- son, ..,, are ness, although there s still cuu!DI and duoll, Mrs. Parker interviewed the IUto repair shop explosion. "'~ II Elks Oub at 12 noon. There meet at the hospital May 12 ey, Mr. and Mrs. Alpba Smltb, guests of her mother, Mrs. Le~ room lor more sharing wDJ be a "Summer Fling at .' ' Mr...d Mrs. George Hel!lea tie Roush. The ludy show.:.. fu' lemlnle chorea? AISWer. farnllies i• Lancaster, Calli. , a Fun. • A lour of "Gatewood'' at 7=30 p. m. lor mstaJia~o• Mrs. William Killinger, Mr ud Miss Dianne Criswell, studeat ' ..., wile In 72 per eeDI of town of 3'1,600. nte number of Looking for Inexpensive IIUI follow the meeiJni. of •e"! officers and honoring Mra. 0. W. Clark, &b-s. Wallar aurso at St. Joaepb Hospital In farnllleo, husbaad I per cent. ctllldren to each family average , NATURE'S Gardea Club's of Sentor members. All lew Kelllledy, &b-s. LeBa Buter and Parkersburg, is apending the tho ehlldrell 5S per cell, ud 2.&1. Forty-nine per cent of the lardenl wlU bt planted at the appn~~ntsrr~re ,to at~_nd. wi~ John, &b-. aad Mrs. Emmett weekead with ber family. lbe whole family, IS por cent. were clerical-sales em- ] Galllpolll Slate Institute at spec o cers mee JRg Hawk Mr and Mrs. E I Mrs. Emerson Jones apell 29 pe,. cent were 1:30 1. m. RaiD date, Friday, be held at 7 p. m. Cullwiu,, Miss Ernestine Saturday llld Sunday 1n Athens QuMtion. Who does the prolessiollal ud technical work· VISIT OUR M FRIDAY ton, Mn. Mulae Arnold aad wbere abe was tlhe guest of her ! dinner dlsbes? Arllwer. era, llld 2Z per cent were a:'.ci'~;t ~Rl':iGE, 'No. RETURN JONATHAN Melg• Susanna, George Wagner, &b-. daughter, Barbara, for Ohio UJio wive• 41 per cell of the time, oervice worker& and operatives. 1167 wHI meet at the Diad· Chapter, Daughters of the aid Mrs. George Log.. and lversity Mothers' Weekend. This Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. Hom- bulbaad ud wife logetber Forty·llble per cent of the ID Gr~~~~ge Hall at a p. m. American R<voiulioo will Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ro- wDI be the elghth year abe bas "Radford and &boo. W. A. Mor- per 1!1111, busband alone li women Wert strictly 1gan visited Friday aflarlOOD, - . oltlldren 31 per eent, Goorgea Creek Gra 1ge will meet Friday, May is at the mine, James Clark, Mrs. Roy atl<!ndad tho weelreAd. , 3tl per cent warked be peeseat and wiU g!VI the home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary Freeker, Mrs. Theo Heines and with Mrs. Scott Folmer II Hoi- whole flmil7 (presumably outalde the bome lulllitne, mall -am. Swan Creek with Mrs. Dor Schaefer and Mrs. Nellie Sargent IBd Golda. Sweden as the oldest soccer r.er Hoepltal. log - ) le per cent. per coat beld p&n-Ume joba. ,...,. ) Jn th d &fi'S. Beraartf Garrell of 0U. Qaeslloa' ' Who IDOWI members are asked to brlq &b-s. 0. P. Klein asstSting hos· Payer e worl · After a 90 an Auwer Moatl potluck far all. lesses. Americ.. Music Month SWEDISH SOCCER minute stint last Saturday in a bar, W. Va. visited Friday, with obllcirea. The wtie geli.J••n· ll NORTHUP MISSIONARY So- will be observed under the dl· KALMAR, Swedew· (UP!) - reserve league game KarlsSOII her mother, Mrs. B. F. Grave- Ia tbll ~ lth an1y tlety will meet at 1 p. m. at rectlo• of Mrs. Everett Hayes, BerW Karlsson is the. Satchel said, ''This Is aothing remarka- ly and with her sister, Mra. J. per .,..1 llkllr 0:, wthe lbe borne of Mra. Bertha AmerlCllll Music Chairman. The Paige of Swedlah soccer. ble, I bave beell In sports slice A.AEd!CeiRober.1 Allen Mar<OIW, lbe ba8btadt 'ZI per cent, Jlaund_.., 1' 4 1 Secolld Ave. roU call will be a favorlta song. Karlaatn, 62, Ia ctalmed by I was _ 15."_ _ _ _ _ _ l.,.bo is alationed at Lorllg Air mokhw cbiidren mowing 5I per ~am~~y'affalr, eent _ _...:,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..::_.::.__ _ _ _ _ _ __.:....::.:..::.....::... [l Future Teachers Go to Athens For Observance Are llloy 8. 1988--17 Gallia Meigs Events Events A Commimily Vacation !lib e llchool will be offered to t h e young people of Pomeroy this :··~ .. 'mm 9 a.m. to 12 noon weekdays between Tuesday, the Ghost letters ..... Sun~ay. ' Ffii'CO. Baae, Limestone, Mo. fo I per <ell. apendlng a aevea dayo le... QuostloL Wbt choo9e8 with his parents, Mr. ud Mn. .,. ear? Anawer, 11 expected, Robert Marciloko of Tuppen 1111111 1111e11 pop, ,.. 44 per ceDI Plams. • ol the time. The wife rated I Mr. aad Mrs. Roll1l lltarbs per eeat, busband wife togetber returned borne loGy, Iller • per 1!1111, the chllcirelll the apending the weekend wlllllbelr whoe family 16. ' daughter snd ..,.In-law, Mr. , _ ...,.. 111.,. of the aad Mrs. Raymond Pulllne aad dislrlbulltJM of bousehold laal!!, l1mlly at 'I'btlrston. 11 foultlln 1 llludy by Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charlu R. Itarr Parter, 1 home econornlcs Sr. were Friday vlaltora Ia Gal- teacher 1n Laneastor, Calli. She Upolis. . made tho oludy 1o luHlil, Jn Mrs. Dessle Patlera retum- part, requiromenls ftr ed home alter 1pellding a lew llliSI8!''1 degree at Calllomlo days with ber daughter ud ••• State Collece, Jn Beach. IJiolaw, Mr. ud Mra. Clair Booo 'lllo Journal 111. Home E~=~ and family, Greal Bend. lol>pabllcatioa tfllle At Mrs. Henry Bents of Racllo and Mn. G<m-ge Hoii!DII of NBEDLJ!: wor1<: umpler Syracuse were Monday auasta "OW lilloo• 1 ol Mrs. Edith Teaford. IIIIer Mrs. Edith Teaford 1 p u ' All d Tueaday evening with ber 11011 ........_ • 1111.m1 datllhter-ln-law, Mr. 1nd . . .,,, • J1o!Pm . n Mrs. Joba Wayne Teaford aad . tt.s ea. Je1rJ twmer't C. farnlly. The birthday of Atlilll 11'1 hlr, Ill. .. RaiBtJIIt, Beth Teaford was observed. ' · N. AP. FOR fort tool .•.• Come in, try on a pair of these rugged performers! LEATHER WORK SHOE I only s 87 11 .88 Reg.$5.99 :1 ·=· .:_ JOB Look good on the job and have foot com "I went through a bad period In my tile," be &aid during a break a: Warner Bros. "I guess we all do. But two years of ODBiysis and a wonderful marrla,~e have changed • lot of thl!lgo. . Mn. Robardtl IB ACtress Lauren (Betty) Bacall wllo Is currendy starriug on Bry{adway herself ill ''Cactus FloWer.".. He lhya away from diBcusalng himaell, turning tbe ·subject to other actors. He lhinka 11 ye~~! lll~at~· = Marlon Brande Is polendally al films all the finest actor In niolinll aever , ,• of them ,pictures. Hi.! admiraUon for enhanced by lib ,preee!ICO. Tha Fonda and Scott Is boundleall. best, to ,~to, wu "A Thousa~ Hollywood Ia acutely 'COliClowns, for wlllch, . eurlllltlly, ICious of Robarda. Ha Ia on tho be weal JIIIDOmlllate'd, for aa lhreahold ol becoming a movie AcadeD!Y Award. super star. But even If A Dlllemi Mia Lotualand came up with; II)', lloborda II In ~ once five QUIBtandlng acrlpto Romote, to *'ar In J fl1ilbl' movlo bards ~ be wuuld lblnl: Mrs. EldoR Kraeuler l(lellllbe venloo ·of ' the Broedny 1w1ce before accepUng them Molbera D1,10 weekend with her PUIIUC llM'n!D comedy bll ~Any Wadaeeday.", oue aft4r. another. • , daltlhter, Roberta at Ohio UDI- 'lbe public lllnvlled to aue111111 !!e !,."Pears · !o !!e = !I.!""'""' "Natura!!;', !'<! !!!.'o)r '·~ versMrlty.: •• Mrs. o.o , ,...._ -~ ~,. 111 .!'~ P·•'-11 man. . . ' 8ood . movies, 1111!11 . . , """ ''"I ..... ..... ·There II a new mgpity Ill lib ...Wcm't? But l don't Gllllk I ,tla_acbler · moved Wodneaday Ohio C.pel Clturcb, Lowllr attitude. The caun• hu ~ Olltlld nma111 away from · ihe frOm lbe llorgan apartment on er ltd., GalUpolls. The -ce-11 his lace. ~ Is llllpr1ltilnjkluti, lllutoi lbell01111," bt ettiJcJucr. Atf!ens Road to Mlchlaan, lia& wUl be llif Rev. L. M. 'll'lclouo llli!, ~ llDmjlll,f; . . . . • . • . . ...... be Ia einploJI'I. .. eu. Robard! bas alarred OR Broadway for the past dec•de, for the most part dladainilg motloe pictures. Only sii years ago' be starred 1• 1 dillllBter of 8 movie, "By Love Posaessed," embittering blm !urthiir with Hollywooti techruttues. . Peraolal problema added Ill his discontent at the lime He drank beavll and a ar.d Ill dlsrnlas blo ~a~ 0 wlth 1 lhrng genius . ' . THE Riveted Blutcher. Seamless Quarter. Rubber Heel. E. E Widths. Sizes TH~E ' ' S.H. OE . '· ' MIDDLIPOIT, 6~-12. Dt\Y U\11\ o. �' '.I '' ' . • Chapter Awards Four:25 Year PLns \_, I. 11-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 8, ~- I The Sllnday T!mes-S.ntlnel. Pomeroy Children will be Offered Bible School Earlr. During June · May 31, and Friday, June !D. Sponsored by the Federated, Episcopal, and Baptist churci> es, the classes will ~e ~~~d~ into. "Nursery • rre11cuoua \d~c 3-5), which will be located .'" the parish house of Grace EP1" copal Church; ''Hegmnersi' (kinlJ dergarten or lsi Grade complet· ed) located in the First Baptist' Church, "Primary" (Gr2ri· es 2 & 3 completed), and "Jon_. lor" (grades 4, 5, and 6!. The latter two secllons will be located In the Federated PT. PLEASANT - Mason Church where a 11 parents' day" Qlunty's 15 home demonatraUon celebration for all sections wtn ctubs will 'hold their combined be held at the end of the ses· Spring Luncheon on May 19 at slon. · the National Guard Armory. Course material for the The affair will feature a po~ claBSes wlll be taken from the luck luncheon .and follov•lng a "Standard" Vacation B 1b le nw\aram "Let's Go Creative" School Course, including we11 • r· ·~ will be held. stocked "craft-packs" for each &b-s. Robert Sayre~ New Hav· pupil. en, IS style show cha1rman The The sponsorins churches weicommittee 1:11em~rs lnc!ude come children from any church, &b-s. Lea Litchfield, Ne1v Hav- or who do not regularly attend en; Mrs. Otis Litchfield, Point any Sunday School Reglolra· Pleasant and Mrs.Vernal John· lion lor aU sectl.;,s (which son, West .Columbia. . ends Monday, May 23) may be Pr1~ will be awarded mfive made by contacting the Rev. c.•tegot~es of handmade ou~ Wilbur Perrin (WY 2-3214; the !tis mcludlng complete out· Rev. Richard Martin (WY 2f~ts, ho~s~ dresses, casual out- 39GB), or the Rev. Carver Willits, chtld s, and dress-up or I Iiams IWY W620). formal. The morning program will feature a cosmetics demonstra- Scotty Icard Named lion by Mrs. Maxine Lowe, Pt. Student President Pleasant. PI'. PLEASANT - Scotty leAn afternoon program will be ard has been named president given by Mrs. Ralph Slm•sler, of the student council of Point who will display 35 dolls, each Pleasant 111gb Scnool for the a model of a first lady wearing 11161>fi7 school year. ScoUy Is the a handmade gown. son of &b-s. Allee Marie Icard The anooal event will be an of Pt. Pleasant and Paul Icard aU · day affair. of Galllpolis. otber officers elected Ill serve with Icard are: Ronnie Wedge, vice president; Linda Hall, secretary; and Sandi Redman, treasurer. Mrs. Violet Gerlach is tlhe student council advisor. t.oumy 's ,,. . Clubs to Hold =lURE • KYGER PTA will meet at 7,:w p.m. 11 tne achool audltonum. The theme will be "SU.ppiag Up., There wDI be sixth grade aitd kind· ·u d In ergarten recognJ on an · otallation of officers .1. !I JDO:en 1are :~ to Illbrill! ::"~~:C~~~: No. 28S, Order of Eastern Slar, wDlltold 1 regular meeting at Maoollc 7, 30 p.m. In the T 1 CE~ARY GRANGE will bold 1 IOCial Right at the Grange Hall at Ntl Ladies bring cookies. p. m. Joint Luncheon TUESDAY 1110 GRANDE MOTHERS League will meet at 8 p. m. tEST) for an installation din· :m:!rs o:~~r·~e;:s:ur~~: vary BapUst churcD at 7:30 p. m. for the lrip to Gallipollil, PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS League at the heme of Mrs. John Foster, 125 River Street, Kanauga, 8 p. m. Elect10n . ol oftleers. Casual dress. TODDLERS TO Tassels Moth· ers League wit! meet at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Darrell Day. GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. D, I p. m., at the church. Bring eovered dlsh and table service. GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. I, I p. m. at tbe h of Mrs Cld R c::;l~ tb Rd y e amsay, co e . .,.nAy WED.,._, GRACE METHODIST Church Circle No. I, 6:30 p. m., ot borne of Mrs. Frank Snedak· 1101 •-"··• er, oa.vuu Ave. Bring eovered dish and table aerv- ' !' ' Attention- GRADUATING SENIORS blgh school education Ia not enough. Tnday's employers are more selective and are demanding an unprecedented variety of busIness skills for which they are willing to pay a high salary. Ii. I Tako Tho Short Routt To A Good Job I I \ ..!' II J'Jnest tmditlon. '· I ) ' I I ' ' ... Welcome •• . ~fd MAY 8-14 UJINlV IN MEIG8 COUNTY · Meigs i!OUnlialla are elated .,. er the resulto of Tuesday'• l!lecMONDAY lion. The bond 1s8ue Ill provide . THE RIVERVIEW PTA will ofM:::Ot:b~rs~l;~:• ~J".\:: , money for the new l,ii!O oludelll meet Monday_ at 1:30 p. m. and friends here over the , high and vocational lchool lo when new officera wtU be m- weekemt I match slate funds paaaed by 11 atalled and the 8th grade ela81 I overwhelmlng yeo vote of '10 per will present a play. M d M Joha T G tHin . cent, with only four of 'ZI pre· WSCS OF HEATH M thodi t r. an rs. · r · cincts turning It down. MelaallChurch will meet Mond:y ev.:.. of Portomouth are weekend : ao captured the Repabllcao nomtng, May 9, at the church. The ~sts ;f Dr. llld &boo. Evan DEBOR&II SCIIABFFING JnaHOR for state repreaetllaUve, Installation aervice for wew er1c · f when Ralph Welker, pruenl olf1cera will be m charge of Mrs. Leonard Harris and son, 0 Meigs repreaentativl! won 0111 Mrs. M. L. French With Mrs. Jay, returned recenUy lrom over Dao Taber, Gallla reproNu Moore .oonducting the New York where they enjoyed aentaUve and Jamu Kimbell of pledge semce. Hostesses are a few days visit witb relatives. Athw county. Welker will Mro. P. L. Mitch, &b-s. Law· -· face veteran fttnocnlUc Athens 1 renee Milhoan, Mrs. Kenneth Miss Jo Etleo Deanison of representative Georga Bankll Byer, Mrs. Herman Haddo' Columbus is visiting Gallipolis Mr. alld Mrs. Robert Schaef- In tbe fall elecUow. ·and Mrs. M. E Dowson. fnends over the weekend. Dng of Lower River Road, Gal- Paul Simon and Kenneth Ha. llpolis, are announclng the eo- ger won write-in campaigns DAUGHTERS OF RUTH Mrs. Keith Meske, a senior gagen~tnt of their daughter, for the DernocraUc nomlnaHo• Iclass of the United Methodist al Ohio State University Ia] Deborah Kay to &fio Robert for eounty commissioner. Otar· church will meet at th~ church spending the weekend witb f¥.!r ' Polcyn, son ~~Mrs. · Elsie W. 1~ Karr, S~., and Robert Clark IMonday at 2 p. m., w1th Mrs. Ihusband , 11 professor at Rio ' Polcyn of Atkbson, and the : wtll be theu Repi.lbllcan oppon- E f ngagemen Miss Schaefting Is Announced [Ja8~~E~~~:;~~~ ~~~~s~ill ! Grande College. wwken. 8treet .lUJd. oometery .eumbent auditor, wu -~ reuevea or hll ]00 u -ken will ptft.7S por bour: ed in the only <lose race far At Rio Grando College ·fowr:il@,.."f labcrerl wDl ret •us per !JOur nomination. Evalee Myel culty members have and Iller ibJ'ee.ltlonllll proba- out In a foor-way race far yed. They are Joha llmlary )lllrlpd $1.10 pet hour. Republican nominalinll far re- cbatrman of the Qdef ol pollee will pi "15 per corder. Maxine Wallace WOD bumanitiea, PauUne DIOilth llld 1310 after three • the bid for cecorder • tho Dom- de.. of wemea and m•lhl. PatrolmaD alarting ocratic side. Robert Bitcboff Thomas LaceY, art . pay will be ·triO and $1410 after reeelved over 1,600 write • In and-:rliomaa Osb«ne, probatloll period. Eltn pollee vot.. for county ettlineer- 111m- !lui~ Hamilton, 20, a wiD gat f1.50 per bour; ceme- « Abele former Congressmall graduate of Soutbweslfrn tery s8loD $110 per month, and won I!Oillination for F o u r I b school, waa reported killed 1 . eustndlu ol Ylllqe baD f15 CA>urt Of Appeals. VietNam on Wednesday. per month. I Northup has a trafllo stop- the first fatality reported frCJ!11 · CireuJ lime King Brothers ~ page. A <ar driven by Gerald the Gallia area. He was \be .... • Rouah, 29, Rt. 2 Bidwell, slruck of ReY. ud Mrs. Anthony ~tl · ~ WOJ:"y ~~May the apan on Uncoln Pike that Uton, wbo now reside at By~· 17• 00 - r.,. attraction crosses RaccotD Creek, and Jackson county. ..A!~ :.,.~ llrougbt ~~d'f put 11 out of commiBsloo. Low· French City Lumber eo., ~ t M e- ell Dlckaoon, county engineer, has beell en\ered twice In .~,; . 1 V 1aponsor : 11 1un- nrem... It Is estimates It will lake from $1D,. cent weeks, has offered a "' · ra drcus ol the season. 000 to f!Z,OOO to put it baclt in , ward of $1,000 for the l!aplllreJ . One hundred eltllens of the aha\'". ' and conviction of the robber{ . Southern acbool dlJtrict appear- . High water on the Ohio ertce i porites. ed II a board of eduoatioo meet-~ again covered tbe boat launch-1 The G lr JM lg had iDg this week to prebfst the ac- iog facllity on the river frent : accident: i~a Aeril~ t1 • ' tlon of the board In regard •o where the river got up to over~ t ie Ohio Statep Patrol ~e (l· ° ! ::rdln ::k!5 late Mr. Martin Polcyn. 1 Dickersons are Given Shower At Grange HaII 12 .· p /N ersona otes From Middl I I 1 USE YOUR CHARGE .' The Gallipolis Savings \ I I• ; J-.• I I and Loan I ' ) I .-- fl...... I/ II Gallipolis, Ohio ' I ! ~ ! II)LLYWOOD (UP!) Upper WesU.ra Hemlspbere eeii!IOI lltatum of the acUng fraternity match these men. Tile 1ames II crowded wllb Brltlah parlor- ,of Burt Lanc8llter, Kirk DouIDil'l almost to the total glas, Gregory Pee~, Cltarlion ~ of Amertca1a, aav• Hesion, Paul Newmao anrl Rod - · JliOA Robards. Steiger are never mentioned ID Ol!b' Robtrda aiiiDog native the same br~th. Movie st•rs, ...,.. ,._ oecoladea from the yes. Dlatlnguiahed actors, wen . Jof1t • of New York and . • . . wbell lbe .,.61 ones T!,o Coatomporarloa Mentloat'd llljl.,. ,weiJ!!ed. H Robards. h.. corpbll)', the Jlll more 1baa one occ..ioa men most often reCogniled lean.· .peaaive Robarda bas 8111011( hit America• contempor. bell liloaUflad u the I!Ulest arlu are George C. Scoll and Amorleu actor. In Henry Fonda. . ,~ ....., fo llid of Sir N o w I he n, I h e p J c I uI t . . OD'fier. becomes lesa fogsy. Cll!ll'i)', · to 1111«1• out ooe All three are e9Sentlally of jtrlltl lbove the other la the !beater, as are lhe legions loolblroi)'. A>mallot ·ol opiltion. of Bri!ill- The theail!r nurtured .llul ' 11!0,. ~ ~· ~ l!lOm ~ q.ros. And u ts to the . . . .. llldl blalle~ '~ il\itater ~ re1ur1 1o abarpen t. 11 . _ bt lof llljillbtlr ·~~ · . .~ fl' llliilPlr '~ ~· " ~·, bls wDd success . In ~ .fiiiiiMCIII!ia 111rt , I!! · '1'011\ FloAey retreated __..? .. ilia ~ eompaey wortII' ·!~!'~ rllill'e . II .i!liJ ·~ ~ ·je)V ~bttars i week 1o ~-~ F~. liobeu ·lllij · ~11, Burton .,.; •vw ~1· 0 rier ,lpmt:e ·~ack lo llle llicl!a'd 11trr11; llkhlli Calle, lllap 'lfl!oj!eY~ Iiley hlve the .,.,_ Stu~P, Peter FilCh oppurllinllt. · Mil a IICGi'e o1 Olbe!'l· .-\Jid so ills with FOI'IIIa, Soo1t ,... wbatenr - . ... lid )lr, ' Ro~ = r 1111 Phone 446-3832 By Dwlaht C. Wother!Joll jud WOMEN'S V,IEW More Home wor ksharL'ng Jason Robards: New Super Star? n $avers Opposite Post OHice otber Early Amerlo.. det!JDI. All complete wi~ - d IJio otractloaa • lala. ..:. tampler stamped ou Beii!Jm 11$1.25 ea. Jeny Mlller'l Coull')' Fair, Rt ill, Golllpolla, 0. Pd. AdY• . at! New Personal Notes From Pomeroy Home Furnishings GREAT 1 I ) Celebrating Our 80th Year New School Wins Majority in 0ur Houae." Museum I 11 BUDGET SHOP lAKER 1, in the 4WYo CURRENT DIVIDENDS 14 s::. ', STOP INI ., ldl NEEDLE worl< wnpler ,.!her- i There It a place for our Association in your future. ··. 1 New D1y Cia- .. Begin June9 fol&:t on fhe road to financial security is our business. •• ;nd In today's job market, a Thars the nlco thing about saving with our help. Irs eosy to add to your account at any time and It's Juat 01 easy to get your money when you need lt. H&lping - News Highlights of Two wunties ( Seen and Heard : ~e~~b~:!:e ~~~~:s =tnat: ' tea.:;~en were lnjllred, and 1 a:~ ~:;k~e~~~nd~~r~~ ;ere in~u~y ~c~d~~ts wi~ be honored when the Pomeroy ' MissSchaeffingis~1965gr~d- . and Harmon O'Brien, for pro- required hospltalizatiiiMl thts i rollers at Gal.lipolis Dam a.nd tv :~" 0~~~dl~Jn~r ~e ~~~li~ou~. Elementary PTA meets Mon· uate of North Golba Htgh bale judge. wee~. The accident took place l&ank. Forty-etght hours earlter . . y y ... day evening at the school. A, . School and lS 00~ at~endmg j Bend residents paid little at.. aear Syracuse on Tuesday. ~er-: over 30 barges broke a w a y' the !Jrst four m~nths of the year~ safety film will be shown and I Morehead State Untverstly. tention to the rising Ohio River na Hysell, 74, Pomeroy, drtver j from Kyger Creek plant. Down ~'0/"nt;dsmg: und~ ~ a program presented by the ' Mr. Polcyn Is 8 1985 graduate this week, with their interest of the car turned in front of one j at Cetedo over 40 barges brBke : t~ mnt 0 ta. r~. R ;::a 0 thi fifth and sixth grade instrument- ' of Kyger Creek High School centered largely In the elee- driven by Wayne Roush of Ra- loose In the rising stream, but . cu .k enther me f tho ryl 1. ' d fresb 'It · wee Wt someth0 e set'ec tOIIll al stu ents. Re ments WI 1 and is working as an appren- , tJon. No water invaded t h e cine. She WM admitted to VeI• they were aU capIured . A U. S· · th 1 1 be served by mothers of the : . tice engineer for the River ' Bend communities, but It did erans Memorial, and a passen- En&ineer dredge St. Genevive ~ they0~"~ ~ e rec~p ~ ~ first grade. I Mr. · and &b-s. Larry Dtcer· Transportation Company hamper travel on some county · ger, Hattie Rouah, M, of Rt. I was stymied at Pt. Pleasant be- l e 0 n~cess at • . er., BETHEL NO. 62 of the In- . son tBennetta Rea Clarki were i · roads. Leon, W. Va., was admitted to cause it could ROt gel under the ~ !lk>ssom festival '" Washmgtoo .. ternallonal Order ef Job's [ guests of honor at a sbower re- , A ten-year lease was drawn Holzer Hosptlal. , bridges. : Galhpolts FFA took second· Daughter!! will meet Monday at ' cently at the Hemlock Gro~e • iUE: ;as*' !I~ up and approved this week for Robert o. Schmoll of Middle- , Dragging operations to recov· l ~lace m the dlstnct land judg7::W p. m. at the Pomeroy Ma· Grange hall, Pomeroy RD, gtv·l the new welfare building which port High class of 191!6, was er the body of William Wolle, a mg contest. Logan was first sonic Temple. There wiU be en by Mrs. Her.ry Euler ..d I will S60II be built in Middleport. named the top oludenl with a GaUlpolls man, whe drowned at Olhtur•,r,ac!tvtltes on the agfrtGcu~, election of officers. daughter, Mrs. Mary Hit!. f The rent for the new building point average ol S.82. He is the Elizabeth o• the LitUe Kanaw- . a ront are two tours • 8" Gtfts were placed on a table epot will be $425 per month, lo be son of Mr. and Mrs. Rober! 0. ha River, wert resumed Thurs- lta county fa~ms , one of whi~· SYRACU'11JSEESPDTAAY wt'll with whtle cover. A blue urn· I ..,;.,.,..,. ....,.,.._ M 'db th tale Th tr cture SchmoD Sr. Dee Slavea, daugh- day when the stream receded. took place Fnday and the otber meet brella was suspended over the I pal Y e 9 · e 8 u . ' . scheduled Wr May 12. The toun h'ch bl Tuesday nt.ght at 7,30 in the tab! 1 nd hlte Mrs Everetl Bachner Ia wUl be erected on North Thtrd ter of Mr. and Mrs. K M. Sla- Schools In the county were m red b lh A 'cultur e romw 1 uea w . · . . , rned !uta . th th· ek Out aresponso y e gn • 1 local school auditonum. Mrs. str!?amers extended to the ends : spending the weekend in Ath- IAv facmg Race-st across Tlnrd [ ven, wu na 18 tortaD.. e r~ewa .Js ~e . 'Mlo a al Stabilization and Conservatifft. June Lee, Guidance Councilor of the table lens as the guest of her dough- av from the town hall. North Gallta lln!!ICe mp- Se . . ·of Southern Local School Dt... G nd. ter Karen for Mother's Week Delmar Canaday and associIN GAU.IA son was named as !Uptrintend-' rvJc~. • ames • contests were en' ' . ales wlll ask for $2NI,OOO in Ap- GALLIA V!11'ERS had I ent. He bad held a similar posl- 1 Galhpolls merchants on w,q. . ~!~ :~:~~' t~illgu:;t i:~:~~=~: joyed alter which the honored end at Ohio University. palachian funds for the nursing Dumber of races for nomina- do• at Middleport for a year. nesday heard the details~ lbJ guests opened their many love- Mrs. Nan Moore and Miss Mil- home tho! ,., proposed for a tlon ID tlhe Tuesday election, but Robert Powell, Clay elementary I two· archery events. that will be Refreshments will be served. ly gills. Cake and panch - e dred Hawley were ia Parker.. tak 1 tbe f t nd 1 st THE ANN UAL MOTHER- served by the bosleases 1o Mr. burg Thursday. · Llncobt HIU locatiol at Ptme- It only br111ght out 47 per cent principal, was hired for a !lmimgfpJacle 1 Pt1rs 8Pl • 1... M' Bern' B -v. of the reg'llterad -•-, which lar ~•Ilion at Vinton. The South- part o u y a eesan " · Daughter banquet of the United and &boo. Clarence Siory a ad ISS 1ee owea h.. re- ••, ·-· ~ 0v 21100 be Ill ttencl ic Methodist Church at the church daughter, Rosalee, Mr. and Mrs. -..! to Iowa after spending IIJilOWlted 5,5'19. John Morgan weoter• board h.. set May Zl as er ' . arc rs w. a ' G~AC! ME'l'HODIST Church 'l'uesday at 6 p. m. Briog your Lea Curtis, Mr. ud Mrs. stan- several days here .. the guest Pomeroy eou•cllmen thia week wu aomlrutted for eot1lly eom- tbl! time for the bearing of the 1 Galltpolls Day wtll be Julr. Circle No. 1, 6:30 p. m., at own table service. lordlllocktoaand danp&er, Doll ol &b's. Naa Moore and Mia! approved raises for vlllqe mialllener. Mort.!lt Dickey, IJio .... of Clay Baker, who was! Commencement sea:ion is home el Holea Brumfield, 2i WEDNESDAY na, Mr. and &b-s. Rol..d E..t- Mildred Hawley. around the corner In the araa, Portowoutb JW., brtDg eorerMIDDLEPORT Liternr.. , ... , mu and Bonele, Juice a ad Mrs. VIrginia Sheets of GaJH. u are the aDDualsprlng con-· ed dlab aad labhl oervlce. will meet at th• home Chuck, Mr. and Mrs. Ziba Mlcl- polia llld · her dilughter lrom certo of musical organizations. GRACE METHODIST Cbureh So p k Wed esd kill, ud Mary, Mrs. Leola Florida, visited over the weekKyger Creek C<>mmencement Is Clrelt No • I 30 I san ar n ay,. Smith aad SltaroR ud BoDnte end with the lormar'a aister, ... Stonley : p. Folde1, JD., a at 2 p.m. The book revte "''' Mrs ""dred7"'•' Mr I Clara' &b-s. Ulllan Steiff. May with Maxwell V. Brown· boma ol Mrs. ~ Oh'211, B •• by Mrs. Roger Morgan, win ~ .. :.m.u Mr .._.er --• Mrs' J. . Mr•. Marioa Allensworth Ill •• to eII as spea ker. 744 Second Avo. Bn1g cover- be "Th So , by J me1 A ,....,en, • .... . erome Joho Magnussen, son of Dr!' .trad dlab m table JHl'Vtce. . e urce, a . · Cook IIJd grandchildrell, M Is 1 St. Albans, W. Va., visited rela'GRACE METHODIST Church Michener. The respoRSO will be Ve J' H ck Do . and D lives and frlenda over the and Mrs. Marcus Magnussen of, ....h tr dlt' r te au , nrue •· By GAY PAULEY lnBtuoe, lblt Ia 4t of tho 10D Home Economlco AS80ciation Gallia Academy, end Ray Bir~'· J Clr<lo N 4 7 30 a ew~ a Jon. vid Lambert ibeUa Hawk ud weekend. Sbe came especially WHITE ROSE LODGE w!U Mr. and Mrs'. Frank Clark. to attend Evaagellne Chapter, UPJ Womea'a Editor families illtervlewed, everyone (AHEA), carries Mrs. le of Hannan Trace, son of Mr . borne tlo.Mr,s. :Mar',·,· ~::.~1 ... wuedne d M l NEW YORK tUPI) -The abared Ia ......... - arouad lbe - r t In ito c:urrent iBsue. and M s Roy B1·ckle of Rl t lleld, 41 VIae St. meet W s ay, ay 1 ' at Selldlng gllto were Mr. and OES, when 20 year members division of labor III'OWIIi the house. In';"';"'...;, the whole --,... r · · SADDLE AND Sirloin Rldlog 1:30 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Mrs. Dorset Smith, Mr. and Mrs. were honored. . Mrs Parker points out Crown City , will represent the Club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Carence McNeil, Mrs. Denver Don Betzillg, Mr. aad Mrs. p.,.. Miaa Muina llemJeU, Colum- bouse 11 lbe oubjecl of I new family buddlad It plaa .... tradiu;,lally wort is local Legion at Buckeye Boy,;· at the Bulavlllo wwnbouse. Nelson and &b-s. Mildred Ja- ter Midkl/f, Mr. ud Mra. Don bus, is apeadl!lg the weekend oludy. , tioDI. ilto -lblllty according State. Mrs: John North, . Jr.,_ Membera pleata bring pies. ooba. M~ad, Mr. ud Mrs. Wayu with her parents, Mr. llld &b-s. The COIII!Iuslon. bl these daya Want II oompare the l1ndillp slalua or age-leading Ill h.. been tnslalied as preSident l'IJUJtSD4Y THURSOA.Y Gibbons, Mr. and &boa. William Charles Beni)OII. Ia wblch some 28 rnllliH of the IIUdy with the way IIUCh terms as man's work. of Galhpolts Band Boosters. NEWCOMERS CLUB lunchCANDY STRIPERS. of Veter- Kennedy, Mr. ud Mrs. Leo &b-. and Mrs. Al Russell and women bold outside JObs, thlqa are dolo II yoor bouse? women's work, child's play, Don Mink of Rt. 2 Gallipolis rO(\ Albert, Columb family duUea take 01 Questloa. Who homemaker, breadwinner. ceived first degree burns in OOB and meelillg will be held ans Memorial Hospital will Story, W. ud Mrs. HUber Quiv- son, ..,, are ness, although there s still cuu!DI and duoll, Mrs. Parker interviewed the IUto repair shop explosion. "'~ II Elks Oub at 12 noon. There meet at the hospital May 12 ey, Mr. and Mrs. Alpba Smltb, guests of her mother, Mrs. Le~ room lor more sharing wDJ be a "Summer Fling at .' ' Mr...d Mrs. George Hel!lea tie Roush. The ludy show.:.. fu' lemlnle chorea? AISWer. farnllies i• Lancaster, Calli. , a Fun. • A lour of "Gatewood'' at 7=30 p. m. lor mstaJia~o• Mrs. William Killinger, Mr ud Miss Dianne Criswell, studeat ' ..., wile In 72 per eeDI of town of 3'1,600. nte number of Looking for Inexpensive IIUI follow the meeiJni. of •e"! officers and honoring Mra. 0. W. Clark, &b-s. Wallar aurso at St. Joaepb Hospital In farnllleo, husbaad I per cent. ctllldren to each family average , NATURE'S Gardea Club's of Sentor members. All lew Kelllledy, &b-s. LeBa Buter and Parkersburg, is apending the tho ehlldrell 5S per cell, ud 2.&1. Forty-nine per cent of the lardenl wlU bt planted at the appn~~ntsrr~re ,to at~_nd. wi~ John, &b-. aad Mrs. Emmett weekead with ber family. lbe whole family, IS por cent. were clerical-sales em- ] Galllpolll Slate Institute at spec o cers mee JRg Hawk Mr and Mrs. E I Mrs. Emerson Jones apell 29 pe,. cent were 1:30 1. m. RaiD date, Friday, be held at 7 p. m. Cullwiu,, Miss Ernestine Saturday llld Sunday 1n Athens QuMtion. Who does the prolessiollal ud technical work· VISIT OUR M FRIDAY ton, Mn. Mulae Arnold aad wbere abe was tlhe guest of her ! dinner dlsbes? Arllwer. era, llld 2Z per cent were a:'.ci'~;t ~Rl':iGE, 'No. RETURN JONATHAN Melg• Susanna, George Wagner, &b-. daughter, Barbara, for Ohio UJio wive• 41 per cell of the time, oervice worker& and operatives. 1167 wHI meet at the Diad· Chapter, Daughters of the aid Mrs. George Log.. and lversity Mothers' Weekend. This Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. Hom- bulbaad ud wife logetber Forty·llble per cent of the ID Gr~~~~ge Hall at a p. m. American R<voiulioo will Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ro- wDI be the elghth year abe bas "Radford and &boo. W. A. Mor- per 1!1111, busband alone li women Wert strictly 1gan visited Friday aflarlOOD, - . oltlldren 31 per eent, Goorgea Creek Gra 1ge will meet Friday, May is at the mine, James Clark, Mrs. Roy atl<!ndad tho weelreAd. , 3tl per cent warked be peeseat and wiU g!VI the home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary Freeker, Mrs. Theo Heines and with Mrs. Scott Folmer II Hoi- whole flmil7 (presumably outalde the bome lulllitne, mall -am. Swan Creek with Mrs. Dor Schaefer and Mrs. Nellie Sargent IBd Golda. Sweden as the oldest soccer r.er Hoepltal. log - ) le per cent. per coat beld p&n-Ume joba. ,...,. ) Jn th d &fi'S. Beraartf Garrell of 0U. Qaeslloa' ' Who IDOWI members are asked to brlq &b-s. 0. P. Klein asstSting hos· Payer e worl · After a 90 an Auwer Moatl potluck far all. lesses. Americ.. Music Month SWEDISH SOCCER minute stint last Saturday in a bar, W. Va. visited Friday, with obllcirea. The wtie geli.J••n· ll NORTHUP MISSIONARY So- will be observed under the dl· KALMAR, Swedew· (UP!) - reserve league game KarlsSOII her mother, Mrs. B. F. Grave- Ia tbll ~ lth an1y tlety will meet at 1 p. m. at rectlo• of Mrs. Everett Hayes, BerW Karlsson is the. Satchel said, ''This Is aothing remarka- ly and with her sister, Mra. J. per .,..1 llkllr 0:, wthe lbe borne of Mra. Bertha AmerlCllll Music Chairman. The Paige of Swedlah soccer. ble, I bave beell In sports slice A.AEd!CeiRober.1 Allen Mar<OIW, lbe ba8btadt 'ZI per cent, Jlaund_.., 1' 4 1 Secolld Ave. roU call will be a favorlta song. Karlaatn, 62, Ia ctalmed by I was _ 15."_ _ _ _ _ _ l.,.bo is alationed at Lorllg Air mokhw cbiidren mowing 5I per ~am~~y'affalr, eent _ _...:,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..::_.::.__ _ _ _ _ _ __.:....::.:..::.....::... [l Future Teachers Go to Athens For Observance Are llloy 8. 1988--17 Gallia Meigs Events Events A Commimily Vacation !lib e llchool will be offered to t h e young people of Pomeroy this :··~ .. 'mm 9 a.m. to 12 noon weekdays between Tuesday, the Ghost letters ..... Sun~ay. ' Ffii'CO. Baae, Limestone, Mo. fo I per <ell. apendlng a aevea dayo le... QuostloL Wbt choo9e8 with his parents, Mr. ud Mn. .,. ear? Anawer, 11 expected, Robert Marciloko of Tuppen 1111111 1111e11 pop, ,.. 44 per ceDI Plams. • ol the time. The wife rated I Mr. aad Mrs. Roll1l lltarbs per eeat, busband wife togetber returned borne loGy, Iller • per 1!1111, the chllcirelll the apending the weekend wlllllbelr whoe family 16. ' daughter snd ..,.In-law, Mr. , _ ...,.. 111.,. of the aad Mrs. Raymond Pulllne aad dislrlbulltJM of bousehold laal!!, l1mlly at 'I'btlrston. 11 foultlln 1 llludy by Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charlu R. Itarr Parter, 1 home econornlcs Sr. were Friday vlaltora Ia Gal- teacher 1n Laneastor, Calli. She Upolis. . made tho oludy 1o luHlil, Jn Mrs. Dessle Patlera retum- part, requiromenls ftr ed home alter 1pellding a lew llliSI8!''1 degree at Calllomlo days with ber daughter ud ••• State Collece, Jn Beach. IJiolaw, Mr. ud Mra. Clair Booo 'lllo Journal 111. Home E~=~ and family, Greal Bend. lol>pabllcatioa tfllle At Mrs. Henry Bents of Racllo and Mn. G<m-ge Hoii!DII of NBEDLJ!: wor1<: umpler Syracuse were Monday auasta "OW lilloo• 1 ol Mrs. Edith Teaford. IIIIer Mrs. Edith Teaford 1 p u ' All d Tueaday evening with ber 11011 ........_ • 1111.m1 datllhter-ln-law, Mr. 1nd . . .,,, • J1o!Pm . n Mrs. Joba Wayne Teaford aad . tt.s ea. Je1rJ twmer't C. farnlly. The birthday of Atlilll 11'1 hlr, Ill. .. RaiBtJIIt, Beth Teaford was observed. ' · N. AP. FOR fort tool .•.• Come in, try on a pair of these rugged performers! LEATHER WORK SHOE I only s 87 11 .88 Reg.$5.99 :1 ·=· .:_ JOB Look good on the job and have foot com "I went through a bad period In my tile," be &aid during a break a: Warner Bros. "I guess we all do. But two years of ODBiysis and a wonderful marrla,~e have changed • lot of thl!lgo. . Mn. Robardtl IB ACtress Lauren (Betty) Bacall wllo Is currendy starriug on Bry{adway herself ill ''Cactus FloWer.".. He lhya away from diBcusalng himaell, turning tbe ·subject to other actors. He lhinka 11 ye~~! lll~at~· = Marlon Brande Is polendally al films all the finest actor In niolinll aever , ,• of them ,pictures. Hi.! admiraUon for enhanced by lib ,preee!ICO. Tha Fonda and Scott Is boundleall. best, to ,~to, wu "A Thousa~ Hollywood Ia acutely 'COliClowns, for wlllch, . eurlllltlly, ICious of Robarda. Ha Ia on tho be weal JIIIDOmlllate'd, for aa lhreahold ol becoming a movie AcadeD!Y Award. super star. But even If A Dlllemi Mia Lotualand came up with; II)', lloborda II In ~ once five QUIBtandlng acrlpto Romote, to *'ar In J fl1ilbl' movlo bards ~ be wuuld lblnl: Mrs. EldoR Kraeuler l(lellllbe venloo ·of ' the Broedny 1w1ce before accepUng them Molbera D1,10 weekend with her PUIIUC llM'n!D comedy bll ~Any Wadaeeday.", oue aft4r. another. • , daltlhter, Roberta at Ohio UDI- 'lbe public lllnvlled to aue111111 !!e !,."Pears · !o !!e = !I.!""'""' "Natura!!;', !'<! !!!.'o)r '·~ versMrlty.: •• Mrs. o.o , ,...._ -~ ~,. 111 .!'~ P·•'-11 man. . . ' 8ood . movies, 1111!11 . . , """ ''"I ..... ..... ·There II a new mgpity Ill lib ...Wcm't? But l don't Gllllk I ,tla_acbler · moved Wodneaday Ohio C.pel Clturcb, Lowllr attitude. The caun• hu ~ Olltlld nma111 away from · ihe frOm lbe llorgan apartment on er ltd., GalUpolls. The -ce-11 his lace. ~ Is llllpr1ltilnjkluti, lllutoi lbell01111," bt ettiJcJucr. Atf!ens Road to Mlchlaan, lia& wUl be llif Rev. L. M. 'll'lclouo llli!, ~ llDmjlll,f; . . . . • . • . . ...... be Ia einploJI'I. .. eu. Robard! bas alarred OR Broadway for the past dec•de, for the most part dladainilg motloe pictures. Only sii years ago' be starred 1• 1 dillllBter of 8 movie, "By Love Posaessed," embittering blm !urthiir with Hollywooti techruttues. . Peraolal problema added Ill his discontent at the lime He drank beavll and a ar.d Ill dlsrnlas blo ~a~ 0 wlth 1 lhrng genius . ' . THE Riveted Blutcher. Seamless Quarter. Rubber Heel. E. E Widths. Sizes TH~E ' ' S.H. OE . '· ' MIDDLIPOIT, 6~-12. Dt\Y U\11\ o. �I l • .. I t l \ ' '\ \ I \ I \ / ~~ .~ .. ·. i ::0 ~ i;. • !:l. t"1 -~ :§. '< z m • - ... "" Ea- j;.g- e.~ ~ C'" __ .,C0 n ~ 1:0'1 •c ..... .... r.l i[ ali' fla'~ - ~- illt !!'"' gt ~ ~'I i¥ .....Eig, ~;z •• c:: i:l .. ~c .,_,... ":Z 1: 0 ![ .. . p;;"• - aia. ~< .. ~ ==g ~ .. .f! .. ; So'!! l!l.~ :0:. -· o ... '< ti - =' c..:J~ ~ ~ o~;;! "' _.., n 11 'r-1. !r. < -o~f 8 ;r :5~ ~ n: til ,. I""""":J" •• lt" ~;;-§; t ~~~ fi~ Ei' l •n iff! ~<"! .g!~ •.g "'= • If ii . ,..~ o!" ¢ •H. i!l i . ,.... .. S?~~ .,, ~:~ l! u ~[{~ ~;.. ..~~ eta !i§i 'J.. (:ooro~ g~· .,.._,'IS: Friday " 0 .. •'"· ·--------·····~- """'""""~'.,...... 'r l' -t:ahJe Hif!hlm-hts ". ,,eo.:-ro.r., I ,,.._ ,~ --- o.a.- ....,_ cination" - C. M~ I 1 6· 57 Weaf.ber Cluuu!fi -& Movies 12:10 M Sun. - ''StraD£«! Fas- 1 7·M National NI!WS Jamboree 8·20 Meil!!f County RFD - " . ' ~ Securi~ Piv _..,., -.... "Upbeat•• .Jim W.-Jien Big Picture . ... • , . -Al ..... 1""" · -~ -D,.;M'-'·'·.,, :£·--- 4 :1$- s:• ·- 3,311- ,,._ ~ _,.. ..;{ •. ~~ ............ :'-.-ii._~-- Western T'bealre Let's Dance 2:• B. l!beB ,,.,_ I Bandstand I Hoppitv Hooper =• u,_ ' 1 Lard:'a PnJer FileD 1•31 Camp Tillie Slercher Magilla t1orilla Cartoon Beatles Prorky Froggie Word of Life Soe. Neighbor~ WIITN TV-IS Bugs Bunny Monster Tom IE Jerry Quick Draw Mighty Mouse LassH! Tenn. Tuxedo Heckle. Jeclde Capt. Ka_.. ct........., WCIIS TV-I Daylight Savings Time IJ•III Bach. · Fahr sty~ Uo» Palm Sprinp Linus 11•31 1\•111 lt:SI 1. . . B ..... I :111-JolsAna to 31-Af.om Alii 1•31- I: ....Popeye 1:- 1VSAZ TV. I 7:--&Jmanae Dayti01e Shows Saturday Action '!'heater i'le,.. Late Sbow 11:1$11•31-Tonig!JI 11•50- Pacemaker News n.• Ileus Farmer•s Daugbter Roney West aea- -Sales -- Court Martial Gomer Pyle Movie -- 1-? w,. '""'L-.. lt:DII-UNCLI£ 1•31-Mr. Roberts ........ ,,._ "~· ,,_ .,,. a""'' ,,--.o.r s s.. " n,_ _ .,.... . . ··-' ·=-- Mike ,WallaN , I 111 ·45 ) 11 · 55 · 12·00 112 : n!i- 11 · '10 Dutton's and Hem's Interchange oro, 5· 30 2•38 2:15 ~:00 9-no 9:30 9·45 10:08 10:30 11:30 12·00 12·15 12:30 1:00 1:30 Kingdom The Bible Soeeks The Good Life Master Control Countrv Hymntimers Quiet Hour Noon NeW! Christians Hour Rev. Merlin Teets Rev. Eddie Boyet" Rev. Sila$- 1:\illupe Harvest ,me Rev. Bobby Lee Adktnl Week End Si!m ')ff ~ II': 3f Week End H .. ::o~1inpc: News Headlines Headlin~s · News 3·:\0 NPws Headlines ! :!i-5 Nf'WS 4:30 News Rearltines 5:00 News Rounduo a-15 The Good Lif.. 5:30 CommunitY Choir~ , 6 :00 Dinner Music:ale I 7·00 Sign Off 13:55 3·~ ?·!'Vl NPws 2 :.SS News 1 "-.') Nf'ws 1 l-'HJ N.aw~ He adlin~s • ? -'UI F<>rm RurP<>II ,.., JS _c::"'''rrl-,.. M·Jiinee Nowc: ("'' r.•·:-.ms fl ,.llf>lin Rn "l rd N'<>wc: Sumrn-::trv T.n11if> M•><•llPr Show 1\1.-.w<; NPw~ SonG! and Storv Time ll· S.l'i Nrws •·1ft News Headline! 5:~ Sunset Boulevard 7:0G Si.R"" Of'f Saturday fl:OO Sim On-Louie Muellfto 7:-tS Echoes of Jov II : 80 News 8: lf; Louie 1\C'uenn Show 8·'-11 Nf'ws Headlines ft · ~ News 5:25 Weather 5:85 Mason County New 5:10 World News 5:15 Sootlie-ht on Sports ' . . . ' II••I U;• New -._ }U:IIIIo~ 0o1ume. I Movie -I i I Saturdav 1 Channel If Moviet 1 -·------·---~-----::-----------11 :30 p.m . Sun. - "The Human 1 Jungle" - J. Ste-rling and , C. Connors 12:30 a.m. Mon. - ''The Jail· 1 breakers'~ - R. Hutton, M. Evt>nine Sl1ows castle 11:20 p. m . Tues. TBA !;·M-Rullabaloo Trials of O' Bri...n 11:~ p.m. Wed. THE BEST i 6· 3B-F'latt· Scrti,~:Cg 1F1 iT"fc:tl'lnf'!li OF BOGART "Chaio Light· Tammy 7:00---Port. Wagner ' Smothers Bro. ning" Onte anti Rarriet \ Gleason 1 :31't-F1ipper 1l :35 p.m. Thurs. - "TheRe&. el Set" - G. Palmer, K. Donna Reed 11:00 Jeanie Crowley . 1:31 Get Smart Lawrence Welk Sll!!ero:-t ,-\gent 11: 2CII p.m. Fri. MOVIE !UJO Movie MYSTERY OF TilE .,., Loner Hollywood On Ice !:311WEEK. C'tlil1er Night II : 20 p.m . Sat. - "Spellbound" 1 Gunsmolle -r. Bergman, G. P r c k, lO:te Hoilywood • Staro 10•311L. G. Carroll Bob Younc Ne'" 11:-cruner Tbealel' a.--f!e~IF1 11•1$- 4:•,..._ p.m.--M<eetiiW _. Friday--Country Go Round' Countrv Go Round News Beat C'..ountrv C'..o Round News Beat Mid O;;~v Matine~ News Beat Discinl!: with Doss f excE'nt 5·00 Community News Chaanel I Daijy Features 7:00a.m. -Over Lie-htly l2 · 45 1:30 a.m. - .1~ LaLanne 1 ~ 55 3:30 p.m. - M1ke Douglas ?·M Show 2·55 6:00 p.m. - Ohio News with :t -OO Nick Basso 3:55 11:30 p.m. -The Merv Griffin , 4:00 Show 1 4:30 day '' Bn~rd 1?·')5 News 0 Q1"'am.c: 12:30 Farm & Home Hour e..., Ten Sbow IZ:OO Nooo News 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFD 12 · ;:l(J PPte Shields 1:00 News l:D!i Jim· Mees Sbo• 6:00 Sign Off 9tJNDAY 7:30 Sili!'n On-Forward Faittl R· 00 Baotist Hour 1·38 News 11; • W.J.E.H. Radio We ;o~!h er ;>:>;; ~-~'7,- '':&-,----~- ~ -·"·--· ~ ;f· 5:00 Ollio News Round·Up s;gn Off Salllrday &:00 Sign On -News ~:30 VaUev "~'·011 Prt)+estant Hour 7·!l5 Week End &:DO fP.xcE"nt Fr- iday-Church 1111- ,n Bells Rine) 11'1-55 P11hli<' Service , 11 11l 'World News 11 · 'H Mason f'..ounlv NPWS i •') ·M 01mmunitv News ' 1? 'HI Noon NeW!'! •?-~ 112 :1 0 \~arkets Claanue-1 i Spe-cial Ft:.alW'e 1? · 15 ' ...Yirl 0;'1V 6:30 p.m. Sun. - SCIENCE IN A(..'TlON, "Malaria To- 12·20 Bu11etin en-~•1-10 p.m. Sat. - Pinbusters teen--age bowling with Gene Fullen Star lJ :25 p.m . Sat. - Ohio Bowling a...... ' and 1 7-05 Bill MUier Show H. Haas ! 7·3$ Bill Miller Show . 7:25Daily Wan! ...___ ~<Sask tdt- 7 ·?a News ~ 7:30~ .. Christ 1:81 p.m. Iuo=. a 1 7-35 Piekeos Hardware {Tues e~n" -A. Lacld and S. l and Thurs.) ·. Wmten. . ' 7 :St News ,,> -.11!~ - . - -...- - - --_- • • , J --~---. 1:10 a.m. Thurs. - "Pnsocers ll·ftO BiD Miller Show } fi~KOrn. ·SI'!'O·,J:a.t. Kangaroo of the Casbah" - C. Rom- 11:45 BakE"r Furniture Sh011V Movie ero aod G. Graham_e rwed. . Frf.) )' . -~;r ·-~ 1:11 a.m. Fri.-''Wyonnng Ram- !!l! · OO News ~ II•~ · c.-i. egades'~ - P. Carey and !1· 05 Co(Cee with Janet · f la.-News- ::;,;;; ll•ill _o;.• ..,.... 'l'l!e . McCoY!! M. Hyer . , 9:15 Roush's Shoes rThurs.) ' ' ""'..f! a.m. Sat. - ·'Three Hours ~·~ ' til· 00 Ohio Education to Kill'" - D. Andrews and. Sul>ermarl<et I .. . Grlffill> 11·05 Swap Shot:» ~k Van Datirut Game D. Reed 10·-ts Mlnis(f>,rial Association 10:31 Social Security 'b U:JI., JnrzF"Qr ,_UJVe Of Life 8pertl 10:35 Tom Robertson Show Ne• -~-- u=5:46 p.m. Sun. - Soap Box. 11·00 News "'~" lt··-- Putzr~ Seaftb For Tomor. FaDoer Knows Best Derby Workshop 11:05 Tiny's Country Junction ·- !1:~ Llcl>t 5•30 p.m. Sat. - Greybowld 11 :30 Tinv's Countrv Hymntime ~~ DeriJy 12:00 National News '~··.L~ ~ • •QIIIIIID"& Pap .... 0..., 12:15 Local News ....,._. 4 Deily F e a As Wm:ld Turns 12::M Coessler"s Guest Star A- <i;_--..,•t :OO a.m. - Paul DiJ:on Show 12:30 Larry AndEnOn Show U.•eo Password Confidential 12 N - - M-51 Club (Ruth !2:30 Miles Kush! Show ~· S:II-Dedta:a . A "l''me Fo-r Us ' Jl!lomo Party L,....) > c 2:!15!:. - • . 4:15 Karr and VanZandt Show Women's News 2:• p.m. - The Coffee. Club rMon. Wed Prl.l loot p.m. - I O'Cioct Reports 4:36 Electric Co. Local NeWI J:a An11lt. 1llllldlt ,., Tell Tndlt Get>. Roopitol Obio News, Weather, and News Sports 3:-..m't llaJ IIWI!e Of Niolht Tbe Nurses ll:OO p.m. - TV 4 Eleventh ISecntSienD -TO&YOOIIC Hour. Ohio News, Weather, Ria , , 4!1[11Wloere Aetloa Ia Meaday - Friday and Sports 5:00 Sim On-Bob Kautz Show "~ 7:-45 Echoes of Jov Cbanael I Maviet Brave Stair... 5:00 p.m. SUn. - "Tile Dalflln 8:00 Ohio Valley News Girls" - J. Russell and S:OS World N~ws 8:10 Soorblcope Eveaiq Shows !of. Ande... t:• p.m. Sun. - "'From nte 8 · 15 Weather Pidure Terrace," .P. Newman and 8 :1 & Bob Kautz Show I!D0-1'1..... 7 Lawman Weather News 8 :55 Community- News J. WOOdward · ,,....,~'~.,:;,. CBS New! Ernest Tubbe 11:88 p.m. Fri. - ...... ., . J . 1 9 :00 Talk of the Town ~ · s.t; Mason Countv N~ws News Mov.ie Webb and D. NelsGD ----"8~,-S~uab>~l 7:31 . . . Wild we.t n :• p.m. Sat. - '"lbe Raid'" 10:00 Loui~ Mueller Show - V. Heflin, A. Banen>ft, L. 10:30 f.Atcl'.sbhU!' (except loDO-IIaDir. 11-M Ohifl! ~-~ Martin 1•31" Mild! Millor I !logan's Heroes 11 :05 Louie Mueller Show ·~ ,.. •. W..Ml'.O. Kadio MONDA V THRll FRIRDAY &·GO Sil<n On - i'les S·OS Stac~ Reart 1 ·- u.y.r._ Sino..,. Daylight Saflugs Titae _, , '!'BTN %¥-IS ~"*" 0111 - T V - I EASTERN STANDARD 1'IME I 1·25 Oountrv •.WBAZ • ---------'----=- __ - "',"-;ti.*-. :;'-"'" II - ·- - , . .,. ·-~· :~ I iii 'f ... 2 M U> it z '3 ~ 4 w 'Yl.n 5 1 5 f . The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Tbe unusual feature is that UPI Dra.a Etli&er tbe librdie, a1.&o &be -.orit ef NE-W YORK (UPI) - Actor- two songwritBs, 1& based GO t!ireetor Mike Nichols, whose three related sbort stories that varied activities win be the sub-- combine to illustrate various ject al • aoe-bour televisioe stages of roman«- throucit tile show on ABC in the fall. will ages. be back on Broadway as a director witb an Oct. 25 prernlere "Hagan's Goat, .. the off • target at the Shubert Theater. Broadway success by William . Sunday~ May 8, 196&--- <~!)......Jubilee way, Champion will bf«in pre· paring to direct the rnotiolt pic· ture musteal ven!on ttl "Goodbye, Mr. Oips." ~g ned February in EmglaDd. Ricbard Burton has the titlerole that IJrou8ht lbe late Robert Donal an O!lcar back ill 1!19 wberl be ·did the ....,.musital Vef· sion. Robert Preston. based on t be two-rharacter dramlltic success, •"The Fourposter.•• As soon 'aS this is out of the 1 ~ -< · ·r· .:, -~~~ ~' ~~· . ~~~~rz ·-~ ~~~-- '.Y~~"!~•:-~i~~~Nt~ lt-\~ifot,.&-;,~~i~ ~ 'i.. n: l'qllidl: .. I I I swJa.-1 ,.,. , ~ . .-:_ ,J~;.v'".li"-\ • . ....... TV·ll / ~ ---=----Avengeno o.u-. I!llfleBia ~ Matinee Lighthouse Bati.....,....,. C>-usade T"UUh Ch. 1 3 - Dis~very Bullwinkle 3eany and O!!c!ll Peter Potall:ft8 J.ivb\1: l.egion •llurdl Cell..,. w- ......... Movie I · New j 10 "SPELL• F - THE CAPITOl. OHIO NEWS & SPOII.1S FOR ONLY 17c A DAY MOVIE YIEWIII Wed,. M.y 11-11:20 P.M. BOUND.. , lnerid B••aman,. Gr...,-y Peck s.t~ Moy 14-11:20 P.M. UCHAIN UGHTENING", Humphrey ......... E l - P........, Raymond-.;. ---~-PltOM COLUMBUS CH. ._. "'- UIUi • - n I Movie Soldifo' Sea VOJIIIt Addams P " - - - _. News Late Show 67 ~ SbiDI Beat Death of Salesman sum.- Rea 20th 6:30 Lewis~ Clark San Francisco • 7:01)- -t.L . . . . , _ _ ~ 'I:Jt ~ Mari.aa 1:00--.. •=• ]J; --;;::;;;;;---~E~v;e~n~•;nc;;Sho~~-~~ - - - - - - - · Bv VERNON SCO'rf Beca use Eli7.abe-th is a new 1with beams i.n the ceiling and UPI Hollywood Correspondent 1wood paneling in the living arrival in California Ann spends HOLLYWOOD rUPI'I - Ann : room. She describes it as Cali-- weekends showing her sister B. Davis, the comic girl"s sc~J • Fornia provincial "with a New !· ~arious points ol interest and teacher of ..The John Forsythll!'! 1 England feelin~ about H.... tourist attractions in Southern Show.'' has never been married i She boug-ht the house last ' Californla. but she isn't upset about il i summer and furnished it with ! In the winter Ann "I still hke fe'llas." she savs. a cooglomuation of Elizabeth's ~ skiing ez.neditions to Miss Davis is best known for 1 oossessions from New En.-land 1slopes. 'lbe rest ol the lwr role in the defunct " B o b l and piece.<: from an apartment 'l deYOted to house cleaning, readCummings Show" as Schultzy. l she rented for yea.-s. ing science fidioil and walebthe man · crazy spinster who Becau::e Ann is less than a l lm! television. Wheft time per-worked as his assistant ln the eourmet cook. she does the ~ mits, Ann also attends Mrwiag seri.-.c:_ dishes and relies on her sister · and dramatic classes. "'=inllle though sh~ may be. to do the c-ookina. rr it were left , Fancv clothes boki no interest Miss Davis is not that concern- to Ann she would exist on TV I for Ann who prefers slacks, ed with eJi12ible males in private dinners. frozen dishes or night· sweaters. casual shoes • ~ She doesn't date very or- ly trips to a restaurant. · sometimes blue jeans. .~n for the excellent reason that · Tbe sisters each have a pet "I'm really tenible \'ltlr-!ies and night clubs hold • dog. Ann's is a poodle named clo&be6." sbe ~ys. '"!be maillj no intert!:St for ller. 'qijou ~nd Elizabeth is the proud: reason is that 1 bate to sbop. "I'm a happy-g{\--lucky girl , owner of a mutt named Pixie. GoinC around cleiWtl" rd anri I eojoy my independence. •• 1 On weekdays Ann is up at $ stores or shop& is a she says. "And I don•t have a a.m. and reports to Universal So I do as- little ol it U 1 llusband to worry about... studios, a five-minute drive Ann hopes to iDstall a Ana lives with her dster , from her ~tome, by s:a s be ming pool in ber ~ BHaabedl aDil her Dieee- H.arrif!t 1 WCII'b Jt ~~eura • day aac1 re- back ,....._ IB a sman studiO City home in turns home exhausted. After a Who UM:nrs, she JPicbt the san Fernando~!r ibe atudiel • find a ' ,.._.._ Bfi p11d Sninstf"r Ann Dal-is Still Likes 'Fellas' TV Pronte I l i Mr. Ell Film Alumni Fun Soc. Security We Bell~ Spl&. Sped. .- Oral Reb!rts FaciDg tJfe Face The Natioo 3 So3t>-College Bowl. Ted Mack s... r.:.mer.a Lamp Look Up God Is Answer Evaneelism Film . ........, ... ~~---- Daylight Savings T~ Sunday ' WCHS T\1-1 AID Racin« 4:00 4o15- W&J seasoa. ft1s is a twO-Cnaraeter musi· ea1 starring Mary Martill and U& 3•00 3:30 will be involved wita staging " 1 Do, I Do," [or~ new Broad- 2:15 2:30 Hockey 2:45 2oQQ 1:00 1:31l t : 45- 12·00-'l'V Chapel 12: 30 Band Festival 12:45 11 :00 Life tt·30 Bible tn · J!'i- Chrlsto-phers 10-lll-- to·oo o- 9· .W q- oo Cartoons TV-t .......... " . '5 _.,._.'J! O·•vt-inte Shows ---------· he should be the subject of a medal at the Theater Club as BOrt of video biograJ)hy. They the best play of the season by are ''The Odd Couple," "Lav"' an American authm'. In 40 and " Barefoot in the Park ." Un- years ol oonferring this medal. til recently he also was repre- this is the first lime tbe dub.. t:-»-Bnnded sented off Broadway by tbe in existence sinee 1111. has givlong-run "'The Knack .,. His. lal- ea R 110 an off-Broadway pradue9:06 Bouanza est ~ob was directing, h!~ fi~t tion . The award dates from 1931. 1 A neoph.vte playwrbrht_ ~bei to:•Wac:kiesl rnov1e. Edward Albee s ·Who s Einhom. who has ~ malr:mg tr :3QAfraid >if Virginia Woolf? .•• star· ' nte Aegis ~at"!r Club. a liviM fo.r vears as a property ' ring EU:zaheth Taylor and Rich- which specializes in sele<:t.ing a , man for many Broadway shows, 11:---...News ard Burton _ "best c-omedv'' each season. has someth ing that m.<~n:v e-stab- 11:15-Theater His new contract calls fl)r bas pded Wilhao.1 Goodhart's ~ dramatists would li.ke - , 11 :30-llim to put into reh~ar sal on "Generation'' e.tarring Henrv a commitment from George 1 11:45 .July 18 an unusual musical at- Fonda . It is Goodhart's First , Abbott to stage his play. "Aga- 12:00 traction called "Come Back! produced play . i tha &r. I Love You.'' This Go Away! r Love You'' ' This t:< 1 be the venerable producer ~ nr,w one by Jerry Bock and 1 Gower Chamnion. one of the rector's 107th BroadwaY produe-1 Sht>ldon Harnick. respectiv'!ly most popular directors after put- 1tion. It. is a eomedv about · composer anrl ivric i~ t of that tin2 un ··Hello. Dolly.·· to say ' hor-se racin.R <Jddicts and. gl·eat hit, "Fiddler on the not.hiiU! or the previous "Bve Friendship with a female Roof." · Bye Birdie'' and "Carnival," singer. Three of the plays he direct· Alfred. still playing to capacl.~ ed are stil1 running here , which ty at the East 74th Street Theaseems to be eoougt. reason why ter, has been awarded th.! gold By JACK GAVER 7 ' "1~ Actor-Director Nichols Subiect for TV Broadway r:: 91 011 1 2 : 3 14 8 15 16 -1 7 10 1 9-20 21 .: .:;: :!3 _2.t . 25 2 6 2. : ..-:-.t: 2 9 ; 30 ; 3 1 't ".J- ~ "'G 19U ;,. J ~- nr l ;v:;<.J; !! and RADIO - :;:;; ~ ~- ., ,; m "'i'i. " . ..,. . ~-----.. -------- . ·A&"'1l!.., . 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Kadio MONDA V THRll FRIRDAY &·GO Sil<n On - i'les S·OS Stac~ Reart 1 ·- u.y.r._ Sino..,. Daylight Saflugs Titae _, , '!'BTN %¥-IS ~"*" 0111 - T V - I EASTERN STANDARD 1'IME I 1·25 Oountrv •.WBAZ • ·~ ,~ ". ,,eo.:-ro.r., I ,,.._ Jamboree cination" - ··-' ·=-- .,.... . . - " C. M~ and 1 7-05 Bill MUier Show H. Haas ! 7·3$ Bill Miller Show . 7:25Daily Wan! ...___ ~<Sask tdt- 7 ·?a News ~ 7:30~ .. Christ 1:81 p.m. Iuo=. a 1 7-35 Piekeos Hardware {Tues e~n" -A. Lacld and S. l and Thurs.) ·. Wmten. . ' 7 :St News ,,> -.11!~ - . - -...- - - --_- • • , J --~---. 1:10 a.m. Thurs. - "Pnsocers ll·ftO BiD Miller Show } fi~KOrn. ·SI'!'O·,J:a.t. Kangaroo of the Casbah" - C. Rom- 11:45 BakE"r Furniture Sh011V Movie ero aod G. Graham_e rwed. . Frf.) )' . -~;r ·-~ 1:11 a.m. Fri.-''Wyonnng Ram- !!l! · OO News ~ II•~ · c.-i. egades'~ - P. Carey and !1· 05 Co(Cee with Janet · f la.-News- ::;,;;; ll•ill _o;.• ..,.... 'l'l!e . McCoY!! M. Hyer . , 9:15 Roush's Shoes rThurs.) ' ' ""'..f! a.m. Sat. - ·'Three Hours ~·~ ' til· 00 Ohio Education to Kill'" - D. Andrews and. Sul>ermarl<et I .. . Grlffill> 11·05 Swap Shot:» ~k Van Datirut Game D. Reed 10·-ts Mlnis(f>,rial Association 10:31 Social Security 'b U:JI., JnrzF"Qr ,_UJVe Of Life 8pertl 10:35 Tom Robertson Show Ne• -~-- u=5:46 p.m. Sun. - Soap Box. 11·00 News "'~" lt··-- Putzr~ Seaftb For Tomor. FaDoer Knows Best Derby Workshop 11:05 Tiny's Country Junction ·- !1:~ Llcl>t 5•30 p.m. Sat. - Greybowld 11 :30 Tinv's Countrv Hymntime ~~ DeriJy 12:00 National News '~··.L~ ~ • •QIIIIIID"& Pap .... 0..., 12:15 Local News ....,._. 4 Deily F e a As Wm:ld Turns 12::M Coessler"s Guest Star A- <i;_--..,•t :OO a.m. - Paul DiJ:on Show 12:30 Larry AndEnOn Show U.•eo Password Confidential 12 N - - M-51 Club (Ruth !2:30 Miles Kush! Show ~· S:II-Dedta:a . A "l''me Fo-r Us ' Jl!lomo Party L,....) > c 2:!15!:. - • . 4:15 Karr and VanZandt Show Women's News 2:• p.m. - The Coffee. Club rMon. Wed Prl.l loot p.m. - I O'Cioct Reports 4:36 Electric Co. Local NeWI J:a An11lt. 1llllldlt ,., Tell Tndlt Get>. Roopitol Obio News, Weather, and News Sports 3:-..m't llaJ IIWI!e Of Niolht Tbe Nurses ll:OO p.m. - TV 4 Eleventh ISecntSienD -TO&YOOIIC Hour. Ohio News, Weather, Ria , , 4!1[11Wloere Aetloa Ia Meaday - Friday and Sports 5:00 Sim On-Bob Kautz Show "~ 7:-45 Echoes of Jov Cbanael I Maviet Brave Stair... 5:00 p.m. SUn. - "Tile Dalflln 8:00 Ohio Valley News Girls" - J. Russell and S:OS World N~ws 8:10 Soorblcope Eveaiq Shows !of. Ande... t:• p.m. Sun. - "'From nte 8 · 15 Weather Pidure Terrace," .P. Newman and 8 :1 & Bob Kautz Show I!D0-1'1..... 7 Lawman Weather News 8 :55 Community- News J. WOOdward · ,,....,~'~.,:;,. CBS New! Ernest Tubbe 11:88 p.m. Fri. - ...... ., . J . 1 9 :00 Talk of the Town ~ · s.t; Mason Countv N~ws News Mov.ie Webb and D. NelsGD ----"8~,-S~uab>~l 7:31 . . . Wild we.t n :• p.m. Sat. - '"lbe Raid'" 10:00 Loui~ Mueller Show - V. Heflin, A. Banen>ft, L. 10:30 f.Atcl'.sbhU!' (except loDO-IIaDir. 11-M Ohifl! ~-~ Martin 1•31" Mild! Millor I !logan's Heroes 11 :05 Louie Mueller Show Mike ,WallaN ....,_ I . s s.. " n,_ _ '""'L-.. ~ 1-? w,. -- a...... ' .,,. a""'' ,,--.o.r ,,_ ' "~· ........ -Sales aea- Gomer Pyle Movie 1•31-Mr. Roberts Roney West Farmer•s Daugbter lt:DII-UNCLI£ Court Martial n.• Ileus Pacemaker News 11:1$11•31-Tonig!JI i'le,.. Late Sbow 11•50- Action '!'heater Saturday WCIIS TV-I 1VSAZ TV. I 7:--&Jmanae WIITN TV-IS ct........., I: ....Popeye 1:- Capt. Ka_.. Neighbor~ Soe. Securi~ Word of Life 1•31- I :111-JolsAna to 31-Af.om Alii Heckle. Jeclde Froggie lt:SI Beatles 1\•111 Tom IE Jerry Quick Draw Magilla t1orilla IJ•III Bach. · Fahr sty~ Uo» Palm Sprinp Linus u,_ =• Cartoon Bugs Bunny Monster ' 1 Lard:'a PnJer FileD 1•31 Camp Tillie Slercher Bandstand 2:• B. l!beB ,,.,_ Let's Dance ,,._ 3,311- ·s:• I I -.... .Jim W.-Jien Big Picture ~ _..,., Dutton's and Hem's "Upbeat•• 4 :1$- :£·--- . ... • , . -Al ..... 1""" · -~ -D,.;M'-'·'·.,, Hoppitv Hooper oro, 111 ·45 ) 11 · 55 · 12·00 112 : n!i- , I 112 :1 0 \~arkets Claanue-1 i Spe-cial Ft:.alW'e 1? · 15 ' ...Yirl 0;'1V 6:30 p.m. Sun. - SCIENCE IN A(..'TlON, "Malaria To- 12·20 Bu11etin 2:15 2•38 5· 30 Bn~rd Kingdom The Bible Soeeks The Good Life Master Control Countrv Hymntimers Quiet Hour Noon NeW! Christians Hour Rev. Merlin Teets Rev. Eddie Boyet" Rev. Sila$- 1:\illupe Harvest ,me Rev. Bobby Lee Adktnl Week End Si!m ')ff Chaanel I Daijy Features 7:00a.m. -Over Lie-htly l2 · 45 1:30 a.m. - .1~ LaLanne 1 ~ 55 3:30 p.m. - M1ke Douglas ?·M Show 2·55 6:00 p.m. - Ohio News with :t -OO Nick Basso 3:55 11:30 p.m. -The Merv Griffin , 4:00 Show 1 4:30 Go Round' Countrv Go Round News Beat C'..ountrv C'..o Round News Beat Mid O;;~v Matine~ News Beat Discinl!: with Doss ' Interchange ............ _,.. H .. ::o~1inpc: ..;{ •. ~~ . . . ' II••I U;• New -._ }U:IIIIo~ -I Movie / <~!)......Jubilee to·oo 3eany and O!!c!ll Peter Potall:ft8 Lamp Look Up 10-lll-tn · J!'i- Chrlsto-phers . Sunday~ r.:.mer.a 11 :00 Life tt·30 Bible 12·00-'l'V Chapel 12: 30 Band Festival 12:45 May 8, 196&--- Dis~very T"UUh Ch. 1 3 - Face The Natioo Bati.....,....,. 1:00 1:31l t : 45- Oral Reb!rts FaciDg tJfe C>-usade 2oQQ Soc. Security We Bell~ Spl&. Sped. .- Lighthouse Alumni Fun ~ 2:15 2:30 Hockey 2:45 will be involved wita staging " 1 Do, I Do," [or~ new Broad- 3•00 3:30 W&J seasoa. ft1s is a twO-Cnaraeter musi· ea1 starring Mary Martill and 4:00 4o15- Robert Preston. based on t be two-rharacter dramlltic success, •"The Fourposter.•• As soon 'aS this is out of the s... way, Champion will bf«in pre· paring to direct the rnotiolt pic· ture musteal ven!on ttl "Goodbye, Mr. Oips." ~g ned February in EmglaDd. Ricbard Burton has the titlerole that IJrou8ht lbe late Robert Donal an O!lcar back ill 1!19 wberl be ·did the ....,.musital Vef· sion. Bullwinkle 3 Film ~ Matinee • o.u-. Film U& AID Racin« I!llfleBia i Mr. Ell ---=----- So3t>-College Bowl. Ted Mack Avengeno • --;;::;;;;;---~E~v;e~n~•;nc;;Sho~~-~~ - - - - - - - · •=• Cell..,. Rea 20th 6:30 Lewis~ Clark San Francisco • 7:01)- -t.L . . . . , _ _ ~ 'I:Jt ~ Mari.aa 1:00--.. w- Beat Addams P I Death of Salesman SbiDI I ]J; Sea VOJIIIt sum.- News Late Show Soldifo' j Movie N'<>wc: Sumrn-::trv fl ,.llf>lin Rn "l rd Nowc: ("'' r.•·:-.ms · Sninstf"r Ann Dal-is Still Likes 'Fellas' , . Bv VERNON SCO'rf Beca use Eli7.abe-th is a new 1with beams i.n the ceiling and UPI Hollywood Correspondent 1wood paneling in the living arrival in California Ann spends HOLLYWOOD rUPI'I - Ann : room. She describes it as Cali-- weekends showing her sister B. Davis, the comic girl"s sc~J • Fornia provincial "with a New !· ~arious points ol interest and teacher of ..The John Forsythll!'! 1 England feelin~ about H.... tourist attractions in Southern Show.'' has never been married i She boug-ht the house last ' Californla. but she isn't upset about il i summer and furnished it with ! In the winter Ann "I still hke fe'llas." she savs. a cooglomuation of Elizabeth's ~ skiing ez.neditions to Miss Davis is best known for 1 oossessions from New En.-land 1slopes. 'lbe rest ol the lwr role in the defunct " B o b l and piece.<: from an apartment 'l deYOted to house cleaning, readCummings Show" as Schultzy. l she rented for yea.-s. ing science fidioil and walebthe man · crazy spinster who Becau::e Ann is less than a l lm! television. Wheft time per-worked as his assistant ln the eourmet cook. she does the ~ mits, Ann also attends Mrwiag seri.-.c:_ dishes and relies on her sister · and dramatic classes. "'=inllle though sh~ may be. to do the c-ookina. rr it were left , Fancv clothes boki no interest Miss Davis is not that concern- to Ann she would exist on TV I for Ann who prefers slacks, ed with eJi12ible males in private dinners. frozen dishes or night· sweaters. casual shoes • ~ She doesn't date very or- ly trips to a restaurant. · sometimes blue jeans. .~n for the excellent reason that · Tbe sisters each have a pet "I'm really tenible \'ltlr-!ies and night clubs hold • dog. Ann's is a poodle named clo&be6." sbe ~ys. '"!be maillj no intert!:St for ller. 'qijou ~nd Elizabeth is the proud: reason is that 1 bate to sbop. "I'm a happy-g{\--lucky girl , owner of a mutt named Pixie. GoinC around cleiWtl" rd anri I eojoy my independence. •• 1 On weekdays Ann is up at $ stores or shop& is a she says. "And I don•t have a a.m. and reports to Universal So I do as- little ol it U 1 llusband to worry about... studios, a five-minute drive Ann hopes to iDstall a Ana lives with her dster , from her ~tome, by s:a s be ming pool in ber ~ BHaabedl aDil her Dieee- H.arrif!t 1 WCII'b Jt ~~eura • day aac1 re- back ,....._ IB a sman studiO City home in turns home exhausted. After a Who UM:nrs, she JPicbt the san Fernando~!r ibe atudiel • find a ' ,.._.._ Bfi p11d .,. I I 1 ·-~· :~ I iii 'f ~~· . ~~~~rz ~ -< · ·r· .:, -~~~ ~' n: swJa.-1 l'qllidl: .. ~~~-- '.Y~~"!~•:-~i~~~Nt~ lt-\~ifot,.&-;,~~i~ ~ 'i.. ·-~ ,.,. , ~ . .-:_ ,J~;.v'".li"-\ I ~ 67 TV Pronte News 3·:\0 NPws Headlines ! :!i-5 Nf'WS 4:30 News Rearltines 5:00 News Rounduo a-15 The Good Lif.. 5:30 CommunitY Choir~ , 6 :00 Dinner Music:ale I 7·00 Sign Off · New Movie I T.n11if> M•><•llPr Show i 0o1ume. o- J.ivb\1: l.egion 1 NPw~ Channel If Moviet 1 -·------·---~-----::-----------11 :30 p.m . Sun. - "The Human 1 Jungle" - J. Ste-rling and , C. Connors 12:30 a.m. Mon. - ''The Jail· 1 breakers'~ - R. Hutton, M. Evt>nine Sl1ows castle 11:20 p. m . Tues. TBA !;·M-Rullabaloo Trials of O' Bri...n 11:~ p.m. Wed. THE BEST i 6· 3B-F'latt· Scrti,~:Cg 1F1 iT"fc:tl'lnf'!li OF BOGART "Chaio Light· Tammy 7:00---Port. Wagner ' Smothers Bro. ning" Onte anti Rarriet \ Gleason 1 :31't-F1ipper 1l :35 p.m. Thurs. - "TheRe&. el Set" - G. Palmer, K. Donna Reed 11:00 Jeanie Crowley . 1:31 Get Smart Lawrence Welk Sll!!ero:-t ,-\gent 11: 2CII p.m. Fri. MOVIE !UJO Movie MYSTERY OF TilE .,., Loner Hollywood On Ice !:311WEEK. C'tlil1er Night II : 20 p.m . Sat. - "Spellbound" 1 Gunsmolle -r. Bergman, G. P r c k, lO:te Hoilywood • Staro 10•311L. G. Carroll Bob Younc Ne'" 11:-cruner Tbealel' a.--f!e~IF1 11•1$- 4:•,..._ p.m.--M<eetiiW _. God Is Answer l SonG! and Storv Time I q- oo Cartoons 9· .W he should be the subject of a medal at the Theater Club as BOrt of video biograJ)hy. They the best play of the season by are ''The Odd Couple," "Lav"' an American authm'. In 40 and " Barefoot in the Park ." Un- years ol oonferring this medal. til recently he also was repre- this is the first lime tbe dub.. t:-»-Bnnded sented off Broadway by tbe in existence sinee 1111. has givlong-run "'The Knack .,. His. lal- ea R 110 an off-Broadway pradue9:06 Bouanza est ~ob was directing, h!~ fi~t tion . The award dates from 1931. 1 A neoph.vte playwrbrht_ ~bei to:•Wac:kiesl rnov1e. Edward Albee s ·Who s Einhom. who has ~ malr:mg tr :3QAfraid >if Virginia Woolf? .•• star· ' nte Aegis ~at"!r Club. a liviM fo.r vears as a property ' ring EU:zaheth Taylor and Rich- which specializes in sele<:t.ing a , man for many Broadway shows, 11:---...News ard Burton _ "best c-omedv'' each season. has someth ing that m.<~n:v e-stab- 11:15-Theater His new contract calls fl)r bas pded Wilhao.1 Goodhart's ~ dramatists would li.ke - , 11 :30-llim to put into reh~ar sal on "Generation'' e.tarring Henrv a commitment from George 1 11:45 .July 18 an unusual musical at- Fonda . It is Goodhart's First , Abbott to stage his play. "Aga- 12:00 traction called "Come Back! produced play . i tha &r. I Love You.'' This Go Away! r Love You'' ' This t:< 1 be the venerable producer ~ nr,w one by Jerry Bock and 1 Gower Chamnion. one of the rector's 107th BroadwaY produe-1 Sht>ldon Harnick. respectiv'!ly most popular directors after put- 1tion. It. is a eomedv about · composer anrl ivric i~ t of that tin2 un ··Hello. Dolly.·· to say ' hor-se racin.R <Jddicts and. gl·eat hit, "Fiddler on the not.hiiU! or the previous "Bve Friendship with a female Roof." · Bye Birdie'' and "Carnival," singer. 1 "-.') Nf'ws 13:55 ....... TV·ll •llurdl Evaneelism Three of the plays he direct· Alfred. still playing to capacl.~ ed are stil1 running here , which ty at the East 74th Street Theaseems to be eoougt. reason why ter, has been awarded th.! gold ll· S.l'i Nrws News Headlines .......... ' . ........, ' WCHS T\1-1 91 011 1 2 : 3 14 8 15 16 -1 7 10 1 9-20 21 .: .:;: :!3 _2.t . 25 2 6 2. : ..-:-.t: 2 9 ; 30 ; 3 1 Tbe unusual feature is that UPI Dra.a Etli&er tbe librdie, a1.&o &be -.orit ef NE-W YORK (UPI) - Actor- two songwritBs, 1& based GO t!ireetor Mike Nichols, whose three related sbort stories that varied activities win be the sub-- combine to illustrate various ject al • aoe-bour televisioe stages of roman«- throucit tile show on ABC in the fall. will ages. be back on Broadway as a director witb an Oct. 25 prernlere "Hagan's Goat, .. the off • target at the Shubert Theater. Broadway success by William •·1ft News Headline! 3·~ 5 TV-t " . '5 By JACK GAVER 5:~ Sunset Boulevard 7:0G Si.R"" Of'f Saturday fl:OO Sim On-Louie Muellfto 7:-tS Echoes of Jov II : 80 News 8: lf; Louie 1\C'uenn Show 8·'-11 Nf'ws Headlines ft · ~ News Headlin~s 5 Actor-Director Nichols Subiect for TV 5:25 Weather NPws 2 :.SS News 1 4 Broadway 1 l-'HJ N.aw~ He adlin~s Friday--Country w f _.,._.'J! 7 2 The Sunday Times-Sentinel, 5:85 Mason County New 5:10 World News 5:15 Sootlie-ht on Sports ?·!'Vl "1~ and RADIO ~ 1\1.-.w<; '3 M . • ? -'UI F<>rm RurP<>II ,.., JS _c::"'''rrl-,.. M·Jiinee We ;o~!h er 1?·')5 News 0 Q1"'am.c: 12:30 Farm & Home Hour f excE'nt - I Western T'bealre :'-.-ii._~-- 11 · '10 't II': 3f Week End ~:00 'Yl.n 19U Ten Sbow IZ:OO Nooo News 12:15 Paul Bowers. RFD 12 · ;:l(J PPte Shields 1:00 News l:D!i Jim· Mees Sbo• 6:00 Sign Off 9tJNDAY 7:30 Sili!'n On-Forward Faittl R· 00 Baotist Hour 1·38 News 9-no 9:30 9·45 10:08 10:30 11:30 12·00 12·15 12:30 1:00 1:30 Daylight Savings T~ O·•vt-inte Shows Saturdav Piv Prorky Mighty Mouse LassH! 11•31 11; • fP.xcE"nt Fr- iday-Church 1111- ,n Bells Rine) 11'1-55 P11hli<' Service , 11 11l 'World News 11 · 'H Mason f'..ounlv NPWS i •') ·M 01mmunitv News ' 1? 'HI Noon NeW!'! •?-~ 5·00 Community News Tenn. Tuxedo 1. . . B ..... en-~•1-10 p.m. Sat. - Pinbusters teen--age bowling with Gene Fullen Star lJ :25 p.m . Sat. - Ohio Bowling day '' Daylight Savings Time Dayti01e Shows 5:00 Ollio News Round·Up s;gn Off Salllrday &:00 Sign On -News ~:30 VaUev "~'·011 Prt)+estant Hour 7·!l5 Week End &:DO W.J.E.H. Radio -- ,,._ Sunday e..., 1 6· 57 Weaf.ber Cluuu!fi -& Movies 12:10 M Sun. - ''StraD£«! Fas- 1 7·M National NI!WS o.a.- --- 8·20 Meil!!f County RFD . ._. "'- UIUi • - n ......... " - - - _. ---~-PltOM COLUMBUS CH. 10 "SPELL• Wed,. M.y 11-11:20 P.M. BOUND.. , lnerid B••aman,. Gr...,-y Peck s.t~ Moy 14-11:20 P.M. UCHAIN UGHTENING", Humphrey ......... E l - P........, Raymond-.;. MOVIE YIEWIII FOR ONLY 17c A DAY OHIO NEWS & SPOII.1S F - THE CAPITOl. ' ' �...... J' • ~ .... " .... ,... . ,. ~ - ~ ....- · .............. ( \) ., ( !' • .,._ -. ' . ~,- - -lfSAZ TV-a Daylighr Saviug8 Titne 6:45-C.rn Cob Mike IVai~ 8:00f:»- Starcher llolly 9:00--Morn. Show 9:30- ·-·-·~ "''·~ .....___-·~- ~ 'J · ~·CabJe HieLJi!hts .~ """ SciJooj Cape. Kangaroo W<- • ,. bl •• i~ W.J.E.H. Radio r Beaver co ar Evellin« SholVs ge I: Itt--News -f:lf-News - - - - - -Lawman - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 all do 7:00-sm,u, 1)1 7:30 G! M. CBS ~ews News Wild West Movie 1:00--Hank 8:30 Miteh Mlller Hogan's SUJ (/.! 9:00-!:311-Mr. Roberts 10;00-UNCLE Reroea Gomer Pyle Movie lLM-Ne!rs 11:1511 :.'It-Tonight 11:50- !Ioney West Farmer's Daughter Court Martial l'aaonater Ne,.. - Actlon Theater If. Anders Girts~ - J. Russell p.nt, Sun.- uo 101)() 10 .1 tl- ' Three ot Film Fa('e The Notion Bullwinlde Discm'ery T'llti> Ch. 13 Preset~~~ Oral Roberts Facing Ute Crusade Har1110ny 110)'11 2: 15 Soc. s.,urit, Wt Believe Spls, SfN!daoular Lighthouse 2:311 Hookey / HS Maline. 3:011 4:00 3:30 f:l5- 1:30 Alumni Fun Film Stoney Bwft 5,01 Alita RacJ,. I Mr. I!'Al 5:30-C.IJege Bowl. Ted Mack llilleman the plays he direct- Allred, still playing lo capad- fi&J'in, 1o direct the moflon ~ J. ~n ••~ ,no~~ •·~ • '"" . . . . •ta.• • • an " American ..., " " •ulllor. " " In "40 that "" broUght.the , "toe.'"" ::::.::. • •• are "Th Odd .Couple," f 1:3t Walt Ill..., and "Barefoot fn the Park." Un- years o1 conleJTlng this medal, Donat an Ostar bad!' in 1119 111 recenUy be also was repro- this is the firsl lime the club,/when ht did the -.IIIUSital sented on Broadway b,v the in existence since 1111, has giv- sion. long-run ''The Kn..,k," His Jat• .., it 1o an oil-Broadway )>rOduo9:00 Bo11anza Soldier 1 est job was directing his nrsf / lion. The award dales from 19Jt 1 A ....,.,.vie l>la}'Wrilflt. . 10:61-lfadti«d rnovlo, ll:dward Albee's "Who's Einhorn. who has heen ms•mg IQ:JOlleatli ot Salesman Movlo Airaid ol Vbwinlt Woolf?." star- I The Aegis Tlleat.r Club. '• foe vears as a orooen, 1 Sblp ring Elllabeth Taylor and Rich. l.,bicb specializes in "'le<tiog "/' man trw many Broadway shows, 11:11-Newo ard Burt.n. "best <omedv" each """o". has somelhinq that many eslab- 11:15-Theater His new CGolrael calls f01 has picied William Goodhart's sb..r dramatists WoUld lite 11:30Ne,. News him fo put inlo rehearsal on "Gener•!ion." starrinq Henrv a com .. ilment from George!' 11:45 Lote Sho• .July 18 an unusuaJ musical at. .Fonda. It is Goocfbart's first , Abboct to his plsy, ' 12:00 traction caJJed ''Come Back! produeed Jllay. tb.l r Love You.'' This WiD Go Away! I '-• You!" This is 1 be the venerable JIIOWcer Movie a new one by Jerry llock and Gower Chamoion. one of the I m :tor•, l071h Broadwav 1 Sheldon Harniclc, respectiv•lv 1 most popular di-.,.. an., Ilion. It ia a comedy about two comi>Oier and lvridsf of fhatl U,.. on "flello, Dolly," Ill say 1 ho,.. racin.t oddkts and sreat hit, "Fiddler on I he DOthin.t of !he previous "Bve friendship with a female Ruot." 'Bye Birdie" and "Carnival," ----- ----------- ----- -----------------~-singer. -- -- a.- I Sport; I: .16 P-In. Sat. - Pinbusters tee,_.,. bowu,. wilb Gene ~villi' Ptd!en ll :25 p.m. Sat. - Ohio &,.ling s~a«e I ~. ~~~~c: ------ Ann Davis StifJ likes 'FeUas' SlliD.IiltP.r ~ving Cal~ ""'~'I By VERNoN SC01T with beams ill the oeiting and/ Because Elizabeth t. a UP! HoUy"""" Ctrrespoad..,l / wood paneling in the arrival in Ca/ilomio Ann HOLtVWooD (UP]) - Aon room. She clescribeo ft as ,...kends sr-v.g her vaJioua PDinla of lntezwut B. Davis, the comic girl's sehooll tornla Provincial "with a feocher ot "The Joim Forsythe En•land feeffng about It • . 1o1Jrist •llracttom ill SoodJiem Show," has never been lllarried She bought !lie house last/.California. hoi she isn't Ujlllej aboutil SUDuner and furnisbed it With In the willtor Ana "l sllll lib feltos." she savs. a t'OD!Iiomeration ol Eli"Ohetb's atiiar NDOdifJoos to loliss Davia io best known for POOsesslons from New El!oiand 1slopes. The rest ol !be time Is her ro1o ill the tlefuncf "B o b and llieces from an aJ>OrlmOIIll "-ted lo bouae cleufa,, Cummi/!jls Show" ss Schulfzy, she renled lor years. Jar 1JCien<e lfdioD llld _..,., the man • crozy spinster who , Bocaw.e Ann fs less lllan 1 In• lelovJaloo. IVhoa worked as hfs a!listant In the i!!OUI'met sbe does f h 01 mils, Alii llao •tlotlds ..,._, ser;e•. dishes and relies on her sisler iand dramauc classes. 1hobp she may . be, , to do tho II H - . left Fancy clothea boJct no ldiss Davt. is not that coneern- •1o Ann she -ld e..ist 011 lor who prt!Jers ed with males in private •dinners, frozen dishes or sweaters, COtJUol shoe& ' ' Sl!e doesn't date very oHy frtps lo a restaurant. IIOmellmes hlue .fe1\11 tor !be.._.! reason thai , The lllsters each pol "I'DI roa111 tonlllle ,.,rtf.. and night clubs hold 1dog. Alii's Is a poodle • ..,._ '"1111 Do illlerost ber. qliou and Elizabeth is the ., IIIII I bote-ill : "''Ill · 1 of a muH named GoittJI. ...._. · ond I On wt'elclo,ya Ana is up 11 or lllapa • .I file • !he /11)'1,' t 'dOn'! have lllil rePO<fs to U'nlversal Sot do .. lillie o1 ¥ '"I ...... lid to !'U'17 IIJodt" 1 n.e.nm.ute driye Ana Ill IDaiiU 1 New~· TammJ flare and Rarriel ..... .,.,.,.,... ' ~ I 0.11111 Rood ta........,wolk ~ "' ' .. :Jt . Ail( '.)f \ ... ' • ' ~~~~~e· coo~. ~- Oil.n.~e ln_le~l -~ ~." ' - . .(!!" •~ .' . h 0 ll•ool oo Wltlful VIti~' MeG••• w dor ol ra• lemtlllbtr fibber brought back the noataJglo, ELEVISION •:c~~~ya special show. F~~e stU! around, dio•s ~arl~ d~~ rndlo's . : here i; ghmpse I ,311 1-45- r.::.mera 3 Bl'any ilnd Cd Peter Potama Avengers TV Prolile T 100 Lamp Look Up Livin, Legion ............ ,,__ ---..··~---~ .... ._ ..... • ..... - .... _..... ~.·~·~- ........ -.. .....ll~-~--~---~:=::-::-:---~-----·--.. _ -··--M, . . . ,_ .......... ~~· .. . . , _. •• . . . . . ... .._,, ........... __ .-. . ................ --........ lrebll and D. H"'11:.11 p.m. Sat. - "111e Raid" -~ Herun,A. ~ft.~ Alllrtin ... ·~~;;;;• ~ II>....,., -r.our Terrace,~· .P. Newman lind J. IVoiJdw...t _li!.... God Is An swer tllfl I pu~ ' .l!i_ 12·00- fV Chaoel 12 ·::10 Band Festival IU5 ----------------------- By JACK GAVER The unusual feature is that Will be involved with IIPIIlr..... Eolilor the librelto, a1oo the •01k ef "I Do, I Do," ror the llfW NEW YORK fUPI) - Actor. two SOIJ&Writors, Is based on way season. director Mll:e Nichols, whose three related short stories !hat Tills is a two-ellara<fer •arfed acflvltles will be the sub- combine fo illusfM!te various cal, slarri"'! Mary Martin and /ect ol 1 lelev""- s1a«es ol roma..,., !lie· Robert Preston. based on t h show on ABC in the fall, will ages. fWD-<hliJ"IICter dnJnatic suer.ss, be back on Broadway as a di''The J'ourposter." reclor with an Oct 25 premJore "l!ogiJJ's Goat," the off • As soon as this fs out ol Saturday - fill Cartoons o 4!-i-.Juhflee Actor-Director Nichols Subiect for TV Tile r""'! p.m. FrJ: - ....... . q The Sunday 'l'imes-Seofinel, Sunday, May 8, 196&-- Dalton and •rrom Churdl 11 - ~n a·nd RADIO~l/·JOBibie Broaciway navlighr Sa.,in~o:• Tilllll WiiTIII - TV.j,- TV-I €var1e-ellsm Christoohern 1100 Life CbanaeJ f AIO\'Iew s:oo p.m. Sun. - "'l'lle ~ '·~ 10 ~illups Tl ~ TV,fi---,WCHS 11 - '5• - 1:......,., vi -- - - - Sunday M~ Dally Word Cl!ur-t-h ~, Chris! ~SS<~ciafion ct .. - ~~~DAV "' __ ~: 31 Si~n ww 12·'" Pe!e Shields 1:10wa.m. m1er Thurs. - " P"SOI!er! . "·110 7:"' Bill NewsMJ'IIer Show LOO News 10:00--Eve Guess to.,. the C sbah 11:25-News ol a " - C· Rom- •8:45 Baker r>urniture Sho•· Hl.'i Jim Mees Show ero and G. GrallanJe !Wed. . F'rl.) 6·110 Sign 18:st-c.neentrat The McC.vs 1:10 a.m. F'ri.- ''Wyoming Ren- P·oo News 7:30 Sien On- Forward Faith ll:~t-M..,in~ ~ Andy Griffith "SSldes" - P. C.rty and A·05 C.rtee with Janet R·OO Rootlsf Hour 11: 3t-Parodfse Ba, Dick Van ..,_.._ Sullermrutet M. Flyer g, 15 lloosh's Shoes 'ThursJ 8·:!0 Ne,., ' •o a.m. Sat. - "Three Hours JQ·OO Ohio Education 3 31 Week f':nd Dafin• Game IJ:t~t-,J.......,. Lore Of Life 12:1SNe111 fo Kfil" - D. Andr..,, Mel 10·05 Swap Shop 9·110 Snreading Kingdom lloono Reed 12:». Pootoft-·e Soar.J, For Tomor. D. Chlllel Reed j Spon, IO·ts Mlnlsterlol 9:30 The Bible Soeoks IJ:fS,.. Guidlna Ll£ht Father Kno,.s lleot 5:15 p.m. &w. - Soap 10:31 SoelaJ Security 9·4! The Good Life l%:!5--Hews Derby w...tshop 10:35 Tom IIGhertson Sho'O' 10·110 Master ContTol l:ta&r u,oo News 10:30 Coun!rv Rvmntimers 5:.'10 p.m. Sat. - Greyhound IVomao•a Pa,e 11:05 Tln.v'o Country Junci.ion 11 :30 Quiet Flour iletby As World Tums 11:30 Tlov's Countrv Hymnlime 12·00 Noon News 2:00-0ur u... p..,.,ord 12:00 NaU.naJ Ne'l's 12·15 Christians Flour a..,.el .. Daily reacur,. J:II-Doetora ConlldenuaJ 12:15 Loca! N.,.. 12:.11) Rev. Merlin Teet, Bou.e Party 9:00 a.m. - Paul Dixon Show 2:!5-A Time For lYs INO Ooessler's Guest Star 1:00 Rev. Eddie Boyer N""" - !0-50 Club (Ruth Women's News L)'Onl) 12:311 Larr, Anderson Show 1:311 Rev. Si!., 3:81-Anolb. W...ld To Tell Truth 2:311 Mn.. lruslo Show 2,00 Harvest Time 3:25N..,, 2:1t p.m. The Colfee· Club Gen. lloopital f:OO p.m. - I D'Cioct lloports 4:15 Kan- and Van Zandt Show 2:!5 Rev Bobby Lee Adtlne 3: 30-don•t Say l:dp 01 Night IMon. Wed. Prl. I 2:30 Week End Ohlo News, \Veather, and The Nurse. 1:30 Elecltfe Co. Local Newt 5· .10 Si'" 111 Sports 4:"--Cw,_ Sooret Slor111 4:»-.. Rill 'no "~:in Never Tao YOWifl p.m. - 'IV f Eleventh Where Ac&a It Hour, Ohio Ne.-s, Weather, S:IJO-O.eyenno Sea RUlli and Sports 5:»Brave SlaW.. Soupy s.r., le te ,_, W.M.P.o. .Kadio Movie sl ------ ,00 S'Ohio If MONDAV FRIRDAV G5110 News Round-Up 1·08 Sl~a~ OnTHRU - N.. ' •Jgl> 0 N5 Sacr.d Fleart Saturday 6·211 lllei.t!s C.untv RFD 6:00 On -News EASTERN B1'ANDAJ111 1-JS Weather ll>untrv Jambor.e Flaoov Vallev Boys Ch... J 4 lllovfeo 1'DIJil 1. 6·57 1 2:- M Sun• .- "&r..- Faa. I 7·00 lllational 'lews 7 -1)0 Profestant Hour .. -..• 7-1.1 Weet End <ination" - 0. and I 7·05 am Miller Show 11.110 Dutton's and Rern's ,.., . H. Haas 1 7-35 Bill r.t'iller Sho1r Ten Sho1r uo p.m. TuO.. - aSastatcn.j 7·!jl r.r';"'• 12:00 Noon News "".an " - A. Ladd • N S. r 7:35 PJ<kensandHardware Thurs.) (Tu.. 12:15 Paul Bowers. HFD 5 II'CIIS "'"' 7:00--TO<fay 7:1157:257:30- e alute -·-----~ Friday -Daytime SLoWII -~- w~: .. \·' •. .. •' .,. u poe! ~1111'1!- 1!1 !Itt' --~ 1'011 ONLY 17c A DAY - OHIO NEWS a SPOitTS FROM 11tf CAPITOL ' �' •) \ I' e alute ___..__ ----------__._ .TV 'fl.u·be -'I vtlighlights I. Monday ----------------1 Daytime Show& Daylight Savinl(8 Time 1 J:• ws.u ,... WCRS ,.... 1:45--Corn C<lb ,,.._ 7::15,,,._ Mike Wallace Ut1:116- !ltarcber 1:1111 Morn. Show I::I0- Capt f ., Wli'I'N TV.U - DaRy Wori F11lb FunScliiiOl ~111'01 "Desper·i ?-· 10:25-News b fl sl The McCoys li:DO--MOI'IIIIII Sla Andy Grllllth ft::IO-Paradls! Bay Dick tan Dvke 81 le te Cl vi Kimon()-clad waitress~s from San F SKY'S THE LIMITk the terrace of a hotel. I thei r tea ~rea~ flymg_ lt~s bon (from left) Hanako Me: ktte and t! bemg asslste Y Tl bE ro 8! .. in! 1:08 1:1161:5-Singlnc ge all do D1 SUJ •c S<:l m< 112> P&IISWord ROUM Party t:D0-- Secret l!ltornl Never 'lloe l'liall 4:110 Yogi Bear Rbt '1'111 TID Where Aetlol II ,,..,_ See Runt Brave Slallloa 8ouJif la1el llaalrll 11:10 p. m. Cit• .·11 - - ~ SdtDel Hetleall" 11:35 P- m. Ch. I - "1''lit Slam of Rome" eo,. Mfldl. Belver W~NeWI I:DO--Neww t Peter Jonnlnp l:ls- f News f:DO--Movlea f:30- News Report 1 RliYe Gun, TriM To Ten 'l'he Trulh i 12 o Clock liiP I've Got A Secret Jesse Jame~ Andy Griffith lbzel l!henandoah l'eytoJt Place •=oo Tolent Scoull Avenaen JI:OII News News 1:110 Baseboll 1::10- :1 ll:tsLate Show Jl::IOft:30 Tonight Show 12:00 Movie Channel20 WOUB-TV 6:00 FrlendiJ Giant Kallll Shlbal 1:30 Wba's New No. 211 7:110 World · 7:10 Radical Americana 1:00 Bobcat tlporfl I:M C..OveraaUon , 1:00 'l'lte Big Picture 9:30 Oughta be a Law 10:00 News Prolile - MONDAY, 1:10 TV Klndergartea • :00 Friendly Giant No. '18 • :IS llerlln tile Magiclaa 1:3o Whar• New No. 218 f:IIO Magazine I :P' "· -- · m• International •:00 News Prollle flnday 5:30 TV Kindergarten G:OO Friendly Giant 1:15 Kami Shlbai will' Klml 1:30 What's New No. 217 f :IIO U.S.A. 7:110 TAB 1: :tO Freedom 18:00 News Profile 1:00 1:15 8:30 7:1111 10:00 Wodllesday s: :tO TV Kindergarten f :OO Frlendl! Gllllll No. 'II 8:1S MerUn the Magician 6:30 What's New No. 218 7:00 The Frencb Chef No. 110 7:30 New Orleans JaZ! 8:00 Local 1:30 AI Issue 9:30 Town Tlik 10:1111 Newa Prolne TblriilaJ . . upnesionst!:V' VtelnameSe motber and ddld wollder w . FACING UP tO W.AR-Thek •'' (•:•· 'i:ot::rr.i 111 Wood and Gen, r.tl)' 1:110 p. m. Ch. 1-- ''Tbe G1rl Mllllt Lltely,~ JaDe Powell p, m. Ch. li - "Mot. men veri!U8 Son of Hereules" and "Oidihoma Wom- --- / --~ - ••"' <o11b ~ wllb llllb Wednesday se¥ell • ,ell' Century-Poi. Davli~:ht Dllvtiml' Shom lion illlla ?M.ft Ions ot lllppltes far u.s. ""- ~Vlel K1111 eacb mMih. lttne'a peelle 11811H! II "LIIId tl tlte Momklc Calm." ws~z TV.J I: 45-Corn Cob WCIIS TV-' No Todar Dailv Word Mike Wallaee f:ll6- ,,,._ DeDy Word """ Film • Wbafl "(fW t~·M-Omcenlrlll tl:tO-Mornlnr Star And)' Griffith Dfdr Van [)yke Father~ lllell Woman's Page At World 'l'untl Bea C11811)' Password House Party Confidential A Time For 111 Women's Newt To Ten Truth News Gen. Hospital Edge Of Nlgbl Nlli'!M!II • ·~ e:...:..l'left ; 4:1111Secret Storm Never Tot Tount t :II5-Mr. ClrlooB 4:»-Woodpecker Rln Tin Tin Where Mtlool II NEW YORK (UP() - Three 5:01)-Cbeyelllll Sea Hunt Soupy illlea ia Copacabana the ehoi'UI at . Juleo 1::10Brnve SlaDIMI ·" I P.dolll'• nliht elub _ _..:..__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _Be•ver _ _........,._.,..,;,.. former seeretarteo who aay told tllem au many Evening Show . · they were atlracliye ~---....;,._ _ _ _ _....,·, _ · , ;!'~ , ':.;·.:. · ·---~·'" 8~··.-,_ lo bo In show buslnels t·OII-News Lowmo ' 'Weather~ ·'-: ;that they decided to try II. 1:1>:ieiill&ip Newt. ' Do they regret the move? Not 8:»-News CBS NI!WI Wells ' . all. Said one: "It's wonder· 7:00--J. Forsylbo News lui sIeepiog aII daY and you 7::10-Molher • t'ar Daktarl much more Oicltlng peo. l :ot Dliaiea uo Dr. Klldln Red Skelloa McHale's , 'l'roop t:OII-Movie . PEEKABOO BOAT 1:30Petticoat JUIICl Peytoa Plaee HOLLYWOOD (UP!) CBS Nen 11:10boat, llandard 10:10 dinghy, wtn bo mlllllfacfor sale ihts summer In tl:IJ!I Nen New~ Pacemaker Nelli with lite ret11:11Late Show Day'a llelf movie, ""'""111:11-Tolllgltl SIMW MOVIe II Bottom Boat.• , lfll" '" Festival News Prol11e Dan Thomas & Son Haervtna You Slnol IW 1--......;;_____________ SPRING .ancl SUMMER SHOES IC tENCOUPl C] I ) I l II Jnatn • of IJ weeka, "''1te Palace" ·ru M lltows In Ita 11rs1 - · ss the second year and IIIOther ss segmeall this - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Thursday --- ,, 'l..-·- ;; t\ •. .l ·4; 8:JO;-Jfefl_ '·M<-I'lr Kildare T:30 Vtrelniall ' 8:110 8:30-- ._,'LaCBS _~· - "e" N~ · lMf ln Spaee .HJilbtlilea ~;',!~ 1:1111 llasebiD 1:~ Danny Kay• 10:110 1. Spy . 10:30>ll :tO-Newl ll:ts11:21111:30-Toni&bt wo . l •••• W~iber P_nf N'~ . • lffjllj. P'arlll -- ' lfav~ GUll WID Trat J!a~i ... ,. ' ' ~11 Dub Bl~e Llllbl . '1'118· Bll Vithey · Long Rtl Summer TITSoorts _ ·· ,., . Hi!hll!htS~: .. m. ,, ...,a.,.,-May II Nen :2·~:uv.. . J: ~~ Timfl For Us Wom.f!n's News '; f:OIJ- . Gen. Hospital To Ten Truth News Ed~• Of N'lghl The Nui'Sell Secret Storm Never Too Youn1 H5-Mr. ;, Cartoon Pacemaker Nen 4:30-Ruct llound Rln Tin Tin AllantSea Hunt Sallor4•Y· May -14 . 1:011-Cheyenae Brave staUion 1 p. m. Ch. S - Basebi>R. Lol S:II- Movie IS 3 p. m., Cit. .1 - BoWlin& · LoleSbow Conndentlal Possword House Party t p, m. Ch. I_ - Baseball Cincinnati 1 t:Un'~ a · ' 1:15- •ndily, May Ch. S - Stanley Cup - J!poby ' . lllallday, M~y , ~ . 1 p. m., Ch. S .:.. BasebaR, 'CIJ>. ctnnall YS. Atlallll Where Arlion Is 9S. Aftleles YS. Pittsburgh . Snuov Sales Beaver ---------------- ,, Evening Shq,m · Elt'I'IIA TREAT NEW YORK <UPil - Guests .,. bo~l bt . are ~ getttpg .· · I:DO--NeWi Lawman CBS News Weather News Wells Far.- 7:81)-lfobo 7:30 D. Boone News Munstera Batman l!lii Gilligan's !stand Gklael 'l'llnes Square •:10-'N'*" ~methlna ex- tltese cli!ya. 'i1iey 1ft min&· . with Broadway televl· .atars who are relteerslillf : It IIIII Hotel .EdiSOII fclr v~ ..a. ,~"f'aekaon and Ell waach .. ,•• ____ beell ,rehearelng bl lite Rave Gull My nrroe· Solll 1:10 Laredo :;::Dealb ValleY play, IIIey will open on the.West 18:01)-1)eaa Merlla .Cot!lt '''lbe Typist IIIII '11te ll:tO-NeWI :...~ ~ - ~~~.:p ~ 11::10-_ . ..... - •'!"-- - · ' ll::lt 'foit!JIItt Time 'J 'w1:;,.. r=h=U-.: ·=tn~~ P..~.~·""i" . for AU Tbo fallllb1 · winter ~Jac&. ·-- 10·25-Nen r.r,. Uuda and Nina Merlin the Maglciall I 1n all IOIDe 'IUO acls bave _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...___ _ _ _ _ _ __ t1te Palace with I of boola !rem Millon Davtime Shom Daylight Savin~!~' Time !knlermarlcet Berte to Bing Croaby lo Gene • Dallnr Gsm• Bany. ....,.,. TV-I WCJIII TV-' W11TN TY·U Love Of ur. ~!:Oil-Jeopardy Domta Reed "Bin& baa beett our patron """" oalnl, w Vanoff said. "He was I:45-Corn Cob Nowo D:Z&Seareli P'or Tomar. Fatlter KMWI Bell 1!·:1<1-Postoffict our hllllt on the very lint abow f:OO-Today Dany Word Cuidlng Light 1!:45and he's been bacli with us ·nine 7:11&Miko wanace 12:55-Nen Dally Word llntes.. . . 7:2SDayY 1nd GoUadl ..,., Palace" .bas beal a 7:~ Woman's Pap 1:~ Soc. SIICID'IIJ IIUCCUIII despite lite toughest 7:4!As World Turna on . on the air. the compeltll 1:!5 -81nl!lng fl'un Scboal Sta"'her Saturday lllghl movie• on NBC. 8:81).. Password Conlldentlal 2:1111 Our Lives Ratings vary depending 111 the t : ~Morn. Show Capt. Kangaroo Rouse Party 11me P'or Us 1 :110 Doctors Movlt popularity of the movie. 1:30Women s News 2:55Guesl stan have Included Lucy Maurice Chevalier, Judy Gar- tO:DO--Eve Guess General llospflal 3:011-Anotb. World To Tell Trulb 10·25-News Jimmy Durante, Louis News 1:25tO:~central The Mc<',oys Armstrong, Frank Sinatra, Edge of Nll!bt Tbe Nurset 1:30-Don1 Sar Supermarlcet Martin, Joan Crawford, 11:011-Mom. Star 4ndy Grifntb Seere1 Storno 4:81).. Never Too Yoan1 Arthur Godfrey, Sid Caeser, ,tt:IO-Paradise Bay Dick Van Dyke Dating Game 4·05-Mr. Cartoon VIctor Borge and Fred MacMur- 12 .--.1eopardy Donna Reed Love of Life Where Acl1oa II Rill 'fin Tin 4:110ray. Even Rudolf Nureyev ~nd lt:211News Soupy Salea Sea' 11unt 5:Oil-Cheyenne Maraot Fonteyh danctd 00 13:-Posloffiee Search For Tomor Father KDowl IIIII 5:30·. Brave Stallion Bea'lel' '"nle Pata~" boards. .1-lf:e- _ Guiding Ughl . ·-... ·" : • lt:~N~ i\ Ev~,og Shows Woman's Pare t, ot-!fm . . . .. ' . ! .• As World 1'ural . 1 ·' · ,,jO:.; ·· r-..- Love Of Life News Search For Tolll(if. GuldlnJ Light Aetually ment, "The Palace" was 1 alop'gap move taken by ABC TV and pencilled In fclr IS weeks with plans lo ~tale the replatemenl. But tlte network failed to take Into acrount a couple of hustling produeen, Nldr VBftOff llld Bill Harbach. te:~~e Guesrr 11·25-Newt Tbe McCo" •· !O---O>nee1llrat Andy ftriffillt It :110-Morn. Star U:IIO-Parndi!ll! llav Dldr , •• Dvk• l 11::10-Paradloa Afl98~ 'ntis one • lot • 1 • tlloulllnd II ''The llollywoed Palace," a musical variety abow tltat replaced tbe Jerry Lewis fiasco ba<k on Jan. t, 1164. Vanoff Is slight II build, dark and 1 maglclali at ftndlng talent llld putting It together the hour-long Saturday ~. Harbach Is taH, lthletic and 1 dynamo at dlrectlnS !be show, eeordinatlng t1te m111~ and da- ac11. Capt. KangiNt Mike WaDa Clpl Savlnlf!l Time Wli'I'N TV·U f:25Nt- f::tS- t2:1111-Jeopardy 1!:2511:50 p_ m. Ch. t -'- "llrlm-hl!·M-P<mof!lcu stone." Rod t'ainerlolt SalllrdaJ, Mity If p. m. Ch. ~ ~ "Gunligbt at 1·011-Neww tile 0. K. Corra1,.. ::101 LancaM t:35-8lngljt'. 11:15 p. m. Ch. 13 - ','Beast From Raill\led Cave" llHI . t:ftii-Our Llvea "'lbe Monoter" · 2·!11-Doctora ·20 p. m. Ch. I - "Morgan, ! :$the Pirate" S:OII-Anoth. World :55 p. m. Ch . I - "Crlsl I:2SCroos," Burt Lancaster i :30 Dop't Say :==No.;,.:: ll·-=~::::!!:5iallil '! -,....--'nJTrA SIGNS HOLLYWOOD (UPI)- TutU! d' Arq, zt.year-Gid 0ermat1 ..,; EX-IIECRE'I'AiltES IN CHORUS LINE . TV Klndergarlal . ,,..,_ ...,.,., - ..,...,, 1181 11 t·tle-Mora. ShDw T ' · m. Cit. 13 -'- · ·~::1· I:I0Mondotptar," lrit to·OII-Eve llue. an" 1 LUCJ Show 1:30- ,,. Wello Fargo 1:30-News .,.,. three Delworks only le plowed under In tile fall. But tile stan .Mid .producers ean take heart from replacement obow that caught over. fire and has remained a 9lrong Be~innlng now. n.... hot entry on lbe lube aD year monlh nowers will bloom on oil roond. olla;, llaJ 11 p. m. Ch. I - "DaMe'• Daytlm~ Show DayDpt 8avinp , _ . Jafen•;" Speneer Trac, _.:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _..;..._ _ _....,_ __ p, 111. Ch. I - "Reform SdtoGI Girt" ' wil.u '"" 016 ftw ••• ..., a 1:45-Corn ,. Ill. a.. • - "ftl Dally Worf diurlu Candidate," J'rlllt Eveninl Show _--------=-----------1 Pl!l HOLLYWOOD IUP!) - Televlaion'• summer replacement sbows. Hke !lie June bug. are doomed to a brief. ftlckering Ill•. Sixteen weeks and il's all 1J1> 'l'he lllll'IM S:~yenne ~ liD 1:110 Another World To TeD Tnttla I:Z&News t:IO You Doo't Say J:d&e Of Nlglll '=05 Mr. car• Gs M. ,. tronaut.• trw hal llgned I NIGRWMD!£ ON NU MY, TV World Summer Tube Replacements are Destined F~w Briet Flickerin~Life of 16 Weeks Tuesday IIJ Partner" 1Valter Jlrelt. Woman's 1'18'1 At Worlcl TurM New~ 1:~ LIN 2:10 Doelora ar J Love ol Life News Seareh For Tomar Guldlfta Llabl !!:DO--Jeopardy 12:25 lt::IO-Postofllce 11:45lt:liS NeWI Ina" at Paramoimt. s.lesman" 11:15 u. m.. Ch. S - "Crtmlnli _ _:,. · __ Liwyer" I PIIEMII!illll! 11:11 11- m, Ch. 13 HOLLYWOOD (UPJ) - The ate" ~- lllclwd Burton • Ellsabetb ...,.,..,, 1118J I 'h)'lor Rim, "Who's Afrakl of T P- 111. t- "Bird of Pn- Vlrp,lnla Woolf'?'' will mate 1111 dtso, Debra Paget _ premiere !led ,._ In 111 11:10 P· • Ot 1S ; Yort Cllf. School Conlidefttlal _ Tielday, ~ M MIINII CAST t P- m. Ch. ~ :- .""" HOLLYWOOD !UPJl - Eng. ltsh t»meddan 'l'errr- '1'11omu ll:IO- p. m.Machnte Ch. 13 - "'ll•ddf·i • 0" Diet Contino p. 111. Ch. I - •Qod II Liley It: 1111-Coneent. ewer· f~~ 1 1vwood tor ll!ovfe 18 : ~Eve Gue~~ 8l II . BEJIMIOIIIE FOR 'MUNIITEII' HOILYWOOO (UPll - Jler. NEW VIUICiN . m1ooe Gfn19ld 11M JOined t1te HOLLYWOOD (UPJl - W• 18111 clllt ol "MIIIIII«, Go ner Brol. II pleNIInfJ I ~ 111111 Home" at Unlvet'lll. - - ot tlte ll!fG .11mm1 Dea8 movie, "ftebe11flthout I Clut. MCM1!: FARE JOANNE BACK luday, .._, I HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Jo. KNO'I'II NBX'I' p. m., Ch. U - "From tlte anne Dru, who returned to mot'• ROILYWOOO IUPI) - Daa Terraet" 1es aftl!r a two-year abeent'e, ltnotts' Mit movie Unl,_ m. Cit 8 - "Death ol I will star In ''The llltlrlt Ill Will- IIIII will be ''The lteluellnl M. Dallv Word f:~Today j ~ ..~t~111e~ .....ot tlie llel'let. ~~ :. . Double Ll!e Mov1l Bewitched Peyton Plact Baron Pacemaker Neill lfavle ll' ' . ·· ~..... tl "\ --·"- ...., ______ ---- ,, ,, -------- ,________. . _ • - -~r• ~·· . , ,.rr r"' �• . ,. J '•I ; • (' BV DICK THOMAS ~ · ~ • ~ ~ e alute NK:~If/IW£M£ ONHUIJAY, Ml¥8~ ·MOTHERS Mother marks time By the length of her skirt, And frowns at the soil On her young boy's shirt. Her life is not numbered In hours, no in years, But simply in joy And in happy young em cheers. ::CM -f:C =:::D 4 < There's always a smile Deep down in her heart! You never can say .' 'She has not dona her part. She most early resembles ~ An angel on earth And really is deserving PUJLIC SALE Of love and its .worth. Saturdly, 14th.at 12:00 Noon ' . ~y . . ~ ' . Evelyn Bauer.Pittshurgll :,'_ '· ,. I •11 . .... .' \ J , __ ___ J I ¥ ' \· .~ .· ' .. ~ . -· ... .. " .......... . .. .........------ - · --- - -~ ____.__ ..... ---------- .,. _ -·- ...... ..- ~.--~----·----- ~- . ___,_ ' ------~-----~- _..,.. __ ------ -- -- -,., .. . ., ,_. ' ,_ ~ ';- _:: '' ...' ·ay - .... ' -~ ·• nt ' '' ,._ . .,j �• . ,. J '•I ; • (' BV DICK THOMAS ~ · ~ • ~ ~ e alute NK:~If/IW£M£ ONHUIJAY, Ml¥8~ ·MOTHERS Mother marks time By the length of her skirt, And frowns at the soil On her young boy's shirt. Her life is not numbered In hours, no in years, But simply in joy And in happy young em cheers. ::CM -f:C =:::D 4 < There's always a smile Deep down in her heart! You never can say .' 'She has not dona her part. She most early resembles ~ An angel on earth And really is deserving PUJLIC SALE Of love and its .worth. Saturdly, 14th.at 12:00 Noon ' . ~y . . ~ ' . Evelyn Bauer.Pittshurgll :,'_ '· ,. I •11 . .... .' \ J , __ ___ J I ¥ ' \· .~ .· ' .. ~ . -· ... .. " .......... . .. .........------ - · --- - -~ ____.__ ..... ---------- .,. _ -·- ...... ..- ~.--~----·----- ~- . ___,_ ' ------~-----~- _..,.. __ ------ -- -- -,., .. . ., ,_. ' ,_ ~ ';- _:: '' ...' ·ay - .... ' -~ ·• nt ' '' ,._ . .,j �.' ,, &Y MAIL IN PERSON For Sale Animal Life DiLLUN i\iinC'i I I ~AI!.ULOUS I DRIVE OUT Stale Rt. 35 - 2 m1les and take a look •t a , beautiful h.ome 1n 'a mce set· I tmg of trees and shrubs Get Extra .Cash .The Want Ad Wav @[;)[:lQ[l)® TRADE A TENT MONTH Real Esrate For Sale -I thenseecall3 BR, us !or appointment to 2 full bath. all electric kitchen With oven, range, re!ngerator, d~hwash- h c mp Trailer and Trodo your tant for an Apac • 1 1 od how "~""'"; .. 0 F,.1dament. You will be surpr 1, , ,., ·~"'"" ;;.uch we allow for your !~" andT~E"" camping con be In an OFF GROUNo I ADU .. ~" - ''. - AMSBARY APACHE TRAILERS I' G II' 631 4th Ave. 446-()231 i '!::=:='=:at~Q=:U~A~Li=:T=:Y~PR~I:N;,T-,SH~O~P~:----• Wall-St ,.,. men .,.. •n••mct lntertl•n· ;;;;;;;c-;;;;;""""oc;m..-;;; \I "'~ I I I <Ill I II . Ill " < K!>\1 1 \ lh i C<' n l ~ N:t " '' • utle-r ~< l ~~~ " I l"'ll r ~ orn " i'JC r'lhnt" rn qutr t' 1 0 "' I"' r' ·~•· 1 • ' Lit' I 1> I ' 1 •'' l ' • I 1 11 ' 0 llu 1\ '"" > '' • 'I l~lllir nit• r r lUI L: 'II o I' I II •" , I "" " " 1 1 11 ~ 1 ''' pla tlle ~· ,, • or !'l um tlln £ '" ' C llf!O'Il>Poll Best 'OK' Values NOW! Z418ti or WY 3-36110. 11 30 tfe H ,.. ctnt Ollc1unt 111 ,... 1111 1fM11 .,. HtO •lttlln II •YL ---:---::-;---CAID o• THANKJ • ottru•••" Auto eiHI.... tl.tl ftt II ..... mlniMift IICII Ql,.. 1965 FALCON Futura · · · ·· ···· · $2095 =~ llldlllontl ..... II. OflfiC. tiDUif Station Wagon. 6500 mties by local own~r. Black vinyl interior. Dark aqua lmiSh, 7:00x14 trres like new spare never used. P.B., radio, big six engine, std. 'trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. lrH A. M, .. lift ' · M. V.llf IIIUNir IsM ll. M. It 1lllt NMII IT'I 10 IAIY TO 'LACI A IIIUL T PIODUCIN. WANT AD '" 11 1 "I• • 1 1 • ,, ,, r " Monza 4 door, low mileage, by local lady owner. White wall tires, shows little wear. .Radio ~nd he_ater. Automatic. Bucket seats. Beautiful be1ge flmsb Notlc. PIANO lessons, $2- each, Call ' WY %-2619. June Hummel. I 5 5 lite , 1963 CHEVROLET Impala · ·•· · · $1795 Hardtop coupe, white finish, spotlessly clean red mterior, 327 engine, autom~tlc transmission, pow· er steering and brakes, while wail Ures like new, radio and heater. Jack's Haven. Phone mach- f 6 lfc 1'llpllr .... ....,., an mllkeo. WY Z.221K. fte Fabric ShOJI, Po_, Authorized Singer Sales and tlorvl.,._ 1 ill tie I AND CAMPERS 1.==--=--=--=-; I 11 ' Wood, 446-1066. 11• 1 1964 CHEVROLO Biscayne .... $1695 4 door, grey finish, ,vinyl interior, good Ures, 327 v.g engine, automatic transmission. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala ·· · ··· $1595 Sta. Wagon. Low mileage by iooai owner, wh!te over black finish, spotless red interim, new while wall Ures, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering and brakes, radio and beater. RADIATOR All Kind& of Good Buys In Ono Ploct SERVICE Your Chavmlot Doolor POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ON DISPLAY Pomaroy, 0. SERVICE PI• ' Ph. 446-2917 G•lllpoUs. Ohio / ' T. 0. Crul11 Rt. 1 Box 1598 Oak Hill, W, Va, Phone 469--3746 wm silk~ worm 21.Ha.. 8. Plum USED Spinet Piano Avenue. Call WY :1-2125. H Nalurtl eas, to my llomt. Will rent to oloners ,.. private Vlolel SPINET $645 NEW WURLITZER Spinet Plano · Mabollll1 or EboliJ "Ftnlsb Factory Prlco $485 - - ...:·.: _..:. .. . • ~...::.- · .... ~-:.:-:.:.·.:~.::--·- ~... ·:.- .- ...- ~- C.,., Our Own Accountl • ,Svmml'r~ L \on , 'Wqfllbtfll.tctory Dlll_ Phone 286-2104 Brewfl', Ph... VI s-2600. f All uiUIUes paid, Mt!l or WY %-2671 31.Afrlc&a. friends, and neighbors their ldndness and lor sympao death of our beloved husband and father, George Kauff. Special thanks to Dr. Davis; Alkire, JIM CARNAHAN theaea rJ'Vft" 35. Chinese Jtl, Shade tno 18. Urch1n J9.Nvtr ln. kotlaruJ 20. Alltnr 21. Jremat. rabbit obel· nnee1 var. ae. One ot lhplnAndiHWhy We Thlnll Thl111 The "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ~-!!'' ROUSH & 1YONS CAMPING TRAILIRS ALUS CHALMERS - · St. M011on,, W, Vo. Alto SH U1 For TOUr F1rm & lncludrl1l E4uipm.nt• C.mpi111 lqulprMtlt NHCh Parts • Solos • Strvlct USED CALL WY 2-9905 Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W, MAIN POMIIOY tnake lt. GoddeSJ or 34. ~"rene .. space on Pay Only $10 Down and$12oMonlh .. relative~, Por Complete Audion Strvlct Call Compllh Corry-Out Stnlco plate 9. M9.18flet4 heroine Pomarey PlaiD or with peppi!I'ODI, . . .It, mushroom, bam or -ln&UOIIJ, .... 12" l1ro -15• .. 1.50 ti. F.aiUla.'J wallq partner food t. One kind Gt 28. Gltl'l hoHday nick .. T. w. Ind. name 10rcery 2t. Blvalve ~·--····- --~-~""5_ a_2_1~ WE WISH to thank and AT ITS GREATEST 26. Aau.m abbr. NEW 40 Inch Console Wurlltzer (Deluxe) ALIGNMENT PIZZA CROSSWORD Kansas 4. Region: $365 WHEn WY 2-2193 trade for Uvesto<k. Call 277t. 5 5 3to M•hoe•ny Flnlth EXPERIENCED Blaettnars 3. City in ............ expreu our heartfelt thanks to our relao u..., neighbors and frieudl. for their klndne!ll and ~· pathy at lho cloatb ol our dear motber, Mrs. El~ Jane Edwards. Speeiai thanki to Dr. M.Cowan, Fogli!SOI\C Funeral Home, Rev. Tra'llt and Freeland Norrla and tba stnsen 8lld ail those wilt oent nowel'l 8lld food and any 0110 wbo helped Ia any way. May God bleaa each one ol your. WE WISH to IRAKE SERVIa Wentecl fJ .,•• 0'1i4,!J 113tlli ' linger 1957 FORD lnll1';, 1 ton. ' FURNITUU Route 141, HarriJotiVUIO "4.~, WY Z-6321 or WY 2-3618. .. A~aCJCil• PIANO BARGAINS US~D roR SALE- 41 acre farm. rooms and ,.tb, T' , minutes drive !rom PomeriJi' and cards and all who helped Ia any way. Mn. George Kauff an1 daughter, Ml'l. C.rl Pet' nf Tbl KhoU• School or A.u.ctlollHI' \nl[ and Puttllt:l Speakl, Whlcn No• Opeulll Ia Bt.atet. KNOTTS Ill- those who sent fl&wers, foOl Member or The State and Nl Amount, Inc uding Compi•i• i:ai•lii i I Col. R. E. Knotts Uunlil Aud10neen 110'11 and Foundu w. wm auy Any Rffilllville, Rt. 1, Box llf.~'. 1 Buck, Rev. Melvin -------· USED FURNITU.E 4:-;==.-==-o-:=:.~· ROOM bouse, I acre lC Ewing Funeral Home, Frill I SliB-(0:\ 'IIt \(' WRS 51!ii::,1 For Complete Liquidating S•rvlct On Your Own PremiMI C1ll: t 1163 Sec. Avt. ~ Aberl M. Cas, Broker lleDry, Clelaad, Salesm,p , , II'Y Will ' Ew<Dinp Wy z.l$11 . ', !by during the lllnels and AUcnON 12-U trty, Mrs. Edwards' Daughter!, NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS lJ~ rln.: rocrm for rent, ground! flour 28 Locust Sl D Hollis liT. - 1\1 lllorJ' bedrooms, blltb, front and eneiolod back !'"""' .~ ner lot. lluat be .,.. 100.00. RAVE BUYER8 lngs on form 8lld city , • .,,_~ 1963 CORVAIR .. · .......... " · $1395 PHONE WY 2-2156 w1tbl FURN IS!Ir-::n apt. 3 rooms ha th ut1l 11les pa1d ti26 3rd. Gl 6 0122 94-t! oth ' 'll ~n•fleld n c"'"wcvlln ,.. .,,.,.l!lMrtltllt ''' n,.. 1 " ' ' ' v. ~ ·~ '.\ ar • ' ' loft'P.~ I Ol] h I '' • c.. • TWO TRAILER SPACES rent In the VIllage ol Middleport. CaD WY 2-3346 or WY downside r1sk rather llm1ted IJut with no special stimuli ImmedJately ahead tG kick off a concentrated uoward push, the market "111 contmue to back and fill Ln a narrow I ' 1 n• h l~ lh' l '" UTI I ,., INIItt All ltrvllt I'll weN HI lftHrtJon MlniiiiUN C:llartl II ftftll w1th OP ENiNGS o no ,, I I "rill."" " Rttct........._llllmteii lrNrt lllouhl W (!()at's BU1Id1ng, WY 2-5141. ...IY TM ,_. Will M1 N "'"Nibil for 2 24 tfC Bache & Co. says It feels that JOB ~·r''' ®[;)[tl~~g ft ,.,.,... Chatter ••~ • , ,._ Clifton, -~. V.. 6 8 3tp ' .,;;;,.,.;;;.;;-· MIDDLEPORT, modem •••uLATtONJ lumlshed 3 rooms and n. fJWIIIIIIr ,...,_ t?ll rtlh.l • tii'U _." .,. ttiHt .., " ' llllmM apartment ...... w u 1 es. UMr er and m1xer built-In m color. - - - -----2 woodburmng fireplace, full D. H. WOOD, RF.ALTOR basement, dJvaded. storm Pboae 4.46-lOI6 wmdows and doors, awnings, S A 6 ROOM hQme overlookl'lz car garage, large level lot, inK: the Olllo River at Addison wall to wall carpet, fuel pnced reasonable, owner IS 011 ,furnace, mce bath, block NEW YORK (UP!) -Newtoa D Zmd.r of E. F. Hutton & Co. movmg. garage, Jot of shrubs an d •uowI~c. says that until sume of the ers, low tax dilitnct, pnced various breadth of volume PRIVATE PARADISE at $12,500. stat1sttcs begin to g•ve a better SHELTEHED among the towerreadmg or until the market Ing pines on a secludcl 1 ac53 A. 6 room home, land level re Jot with. a view of the fiV- to rolling, blacktop road, bath, becOmes oversold enough to er you w1JI fmd a 9 room 2 mali route, school bus. Close indicate a technical rebound, Jt story br1ck home, V4 mi. from to R10 Grande. would seem Wise t{) contmu~ c1ty Jiimts, 4 spacious bedWith a causlout approach. rooms, 2 baths, fireplace m 3 BEDROOM home, modem ltvmg room, HW floors through bath, alummum sidmg, car· Thomson & McKinnon says out, basement, hot water port, good neighborhood, nice that m makmg new commit~ heat, detached garage, you locat1on 10 c1ty ments, there often seems to iJe must see to app~c1ate. Shown Rusell D. Wood, 446-4811 an almost excessive preo&upa· 1 by apporntment only. John [. Rlc:bards, 4.46-0%80 tJOn With the most recent roon:i;& bath excel· ACRE.4 year's earnmgs reported by the 2 lent buy , Ph. 446-2637. 1115-6 company In question. Smce even margmal companies are now noumhing, the ftrm says. it would seem advtsable to concentrate on eqwties w1lh a fairly well established patteru of earmngs Improvement. TQ ~~ ren or pe1s. noDen 1 •pD. II • t Rentals, Sales, Service In Middlepor ' Real Estate For Sale I • af.Poke 38.Pub potables 41. Affirrn&tlvo NEW VOUI 42.Arid the lh'onte ftC. Romans ,...,,....rr_;alaterat 45.DIItant abbr. ...,. mlnmn oldlng, ltorm wlnclowo and dcrro, awn!Dp and carporll, llpOI'I lnllallaUoa. P1imH! ALL CIWT ALVMI· NllM PROOUCfS, 188 Nortli 8ocond Avt., WY :I-Gii'IO. f II a..utiful SPINET PIANO ~~SALE SMitAt ZERKLE'S lRMVERCO. Ml~leport, Ohio FwDetllls wn . ..or Phfn• ,, " ' LOOK $10.87 lncludln1 GRWE JOI ond OIL CHANGE Lubrlc.tlon Strvl.. and Oil Cha"'t ....... AT THE IIRVICING WI'LL GIYa YOU FOI �.' ,, &Y MAIL IN PERSON For Sale Animal Life DiLLUN i\iinC'i I I ~AI!.ULOUS I DRIVE OUT Stale Rt. 35 - 2 m1les and take a look •t a , beautiful h.ome 1n 'a mce set· I tmg of trees and shrubs Get Extra .Cash .The Want Ad Wav @[;)[:lQ[l)® TRADE A TENT MONTH Real Esrate For Sale -I thenseecall3 BR, us !or appointment to 2 full bath. all electric kitchen With oven, range, re!ngerator, d~hwash- h c mp Trailer and Trodo your tant for an Apac • 1 1 od how "~""'"; .. 0 F,.1dament. You will be surpr 1, , ,., ·~"'"" ;;.uch we allow for your !~" andT~E"" camping con be In an OFF GROUNo I ADU .. ~" - ''. - AMSBARY APACHE TRAILERS I' G II' 631 4th Ave. 446-()231 i '!::=:='=:at~Q=:U~A~Li=:T=:Y~PR~I:N;,T-,SH~O~P~:----• Wall-St ,.,. men .,.. •n••mct lntertl•n· ;;;;;;;c-;;;;;""""oc;m..-;;; \I "'~ I I I <Ill I II . Ill " < K!>\1 1 \ lh i C<' n l ~ N:t " '' • utle-r ~< l ~~~ " I l"'ll r ~ orn " i'JC r'lhnt" rn qutr t' 1 0 "' I"' r' ·~•· 1 • ' Lit' I 1> I ' 1 •'' l ' • I 1 11 ' 0 llu 1\ '"" > '' • 'I l~lllir nit• r r lUI L: 'II o I' I II •" , I "" " " 1 1 11 ~ 1 ''' pla tlle ~· ,, • or !'l um tlln £ '" ' C llf!O'Il>Poll Best 'OK' Values NOW! Z418ti or WY 3-36110. 11 30 tfe H ,.. ctnt Ollc1unt 111 ,... 1111 1fM11 .,. HtO •lttlln II •YL ---:---::-;---CAID o• THANKJ • ottru•••" Auto eiHI.... tl.tl ftt II ..... mlniMift IICII Ql,.. 1965 FALCON Futura · · · ·· ···· · $2095 =~ llldlllontl ..... II. OflfiC. tiDUif Station Wagon. 6500 mties by local own~r. Black vinyl interior. Dark aqua lmiSh, 7:00x14 trres like new spare never used. P.B., radio, big six engine, std. 'trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. lrH A. M, .. lift ' · M. V.llf IIIUNir IsM ll. M. It 1lllt NMII IT'I 10 IAIY TO 'LACI A IIIUL T PIODUCIN. WANT AD '" 11 1 "I• • 1 1 • ,, ,, r " Monza 4 door, low mileage, by local lady owner. White wall tires, shows little wear. .Radio ~nd he_ater. Automatic. Bucket seats. Beautiful be1ge flmsb Notlc. PIANO lessons, $2- each, Call ' WY %-2619. June Hummel. I 5 5 lite , 1963 CHEVROLET Impala · ·•· · · $1795 Hardtop coupe, white finish, spotlessly clean red mterior, 327 engine, autom~tlc transmission, pow· er steering and brakes, while wail Ures like new, radio and heater. Jack's Haven. Phone mach- f 6 lfc 1'llpllr .... ....,., an mllkeo. WY Z.221K. fte Fabric ShOJI, Po_, Authorized Singer Sales and tlorvl.,._ 1 ill tie I AND CAMPERS 1.==--=--=--=-; I 11 ' Wood, 446-1066. 11• 1 1964 CHEVROLO Biscayne .... $1695 4 door, grey finish, ,vinyl interior, good Ures, 327 v.g engine, automatic transmission. 1962 CHEVROLET Impala ·· · ··· $1595 Sta. Wagon. Low mileage by iooai owner, wh!te over black finish, spotless red interim, new while wall Ures, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power steering and brakes, radio and beater. RADIATOR All Kind& of Good Buys In Ono Ploct SERVICE Your Chavmlot Doolor POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ON DISPLAY Pomaroy, 0. SERVICE PI• ' Ph. 446-2917 G•lllpoUs. Ohio / ' T. 0. Crul11 Rt. 1 Box 1598 Oak Hill, W, Va, Phone 469--3746 wm silk~ worm 21.Ha.. 8. Plum USED Spinet Piano Avenue. Call WY :1-2125. H Nalurtl eas, to my llomt. Will rent to oloners ,.. private Vlolel SPINET $645 NEW WURLITZER Spinet Plano · Mabollll1 or EboliJ "Ftnlsb Factory Prlco $485 - - ...:·.: _..:. .. . • ~...::.- · .... ~-:.:-:.:.·.:~.::--·- ~... ·:.- .- ...- ~- C.,., Our Own Accountl • ,Svmml'r~ L \on , 'Wqfllbtfll.tctory Dlll_ Phone 286-2104 Brewfl', Ph... VI s-2600. f All uiUIUes paid, Mt!l or WY %-2671 31.Afrlc&a. friends, and neighbors their ldndness and lor sympao death of our beloved husband and father, George Kauff. Special thanks to Dr. Davis; Alkire, JIM CARNAHAN theaea rJ'Vft" 35. Chinese Jtl, Shade tno 18. Urch1n J9.Nvtr ln. kotlaruJ 20. Alltnr 21. Jremat. rabbit obel· nnee1 var. ae. One ot lhplnAndiHWhy We Thlnll Thl111 The "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ~-!!'' ROUSH & 1YONS CAMPING TRAILIRS ALUS CHALMERS - · St. M011on,, W, Vo. Alto SH U1 For TOUr F1rm & lncludrl1l E4uipm.nt• C.mpi111 lqulprMtlt NHCh Parts • Solos • Strvlct USED CALL WY 2-9905 Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 111 W, MAIN POMIIOY tnake lt. GoddeSJ or 34. ~"rene .. space on Pay Only $10 Down and$12oMonlh .. relative~, Por Complete Audion Strvlct Call Compllh Corry-Out Stnlco plate 9. M9.18flet4 heroine Pomarey PlaiD or with peppi!I'ODI, . . .It, mushroom, bam or -ln&UOIIJ, .... 12" l1ro -15• .. 1.50 ti. F.aiUla.'J wallq partner food t. One kind Gt 28. Gltl'l hoHday nick .. T. w. Ind. name 10rcery 2t. Blvalve ~·--····- --~-~""5_ a_2_1~ WE WISH to thank and AT ITS GREATEST 26. Aau.m abbr. NEW 40 Inch Console Wurlltzer (Deluxe) ALIGNMENT PIZZA CROSSWORD Kansas 4. Region: $365 WHEn WY 2-2193 trade for Uvesto<k. Call 277t. 5 5 3to M•hoe•ny Flnlth EXPERIENCED Blaettnars 3. City in ............ expreu our heartfelt thanks to our relao u..., neighbors and frieudl. for their klndne!ll and ~· pathy at lho cloatb ol our dear motber, Mrs. El~ Jane Edwards. Speeiai thanki to Dr. M.Cowan, Fogli!SOI\C Funeral Home, Rev. Tra'llt and Freeland Norrla and tba stnsen 8lld ail those wilt oent nowel'l 8lld food and any 0110 wbo helped Ia any way. May God bleaa each one ol your. WE WISH to IRAKE SERVIa Wentecl fJ .,•• 0'1i4,!J 113tlli ' linger 1957 FORD lnll1';, 1 ton. ' FURNITUU Route 141, HarriJotiVUIO "4.~, WY Z-6321 or WY 2-3618. .. A~aCJCil• PIANO BARGAINS US~D roR SALE- 41 acre farm. rooms and ,.tb, T' , minutes drive !rom PomeriJi' and cards and all who helped Ia any way. Mn. George Kauff an1 daughter, Ml'l. C.rl Pet' nf Tbl KhoU• School or A.u.ctlollHI' \nl[ and Puttllt:l Speakl, Whlcn No• Opeulll Ia Bt.atet. KNOTTS Ill- those who sent fl&wers, foOl Member or The State and Nl Amount, Inc uding Compi•i• i:ai•lii i I Col. R. E. Knotts Uunlil Aud10neen 110'11 and Foundu w. wm auy Any Rffilllville, Rt. 1, Box llf.~'. 1 Buck, Rev. Melvin -------· USED FURNITU.E 4:-;==.-==-o-:=:.~· ROOM bouse, I acre lC Ewing Funeral Home, Frill I SliB-(0:\ 'IIt \(' WRS 51!ii::,1 For Complete Liquidating S•rvlct On Your Own PremiMI C1ll: t 1163 Sec. Avt. ~ Aberl M. Cas, Broker lleDry, Clelaad, Salesm,p , , II'Y Will ' Ew<Dinp Wy z.l$11 . ', !by during the lllnels and AUcnON 12-U trty, Mrs. Edwards' Daughter!, NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS lJ~ rln.: rocrm for rent, ground! flour 28 Locust Sl D Hollis liT. - 1\1 lllorJ' bedrooms, blltb, front and eneiolod back !'"""' .~ ner lot. lluat be .,.. 100.00. RAVE BUYER8 lngs on form 8lld city , • .,,_~ 1963 CORVAIR .. · .......... " · $1395 PHONE WY 2-2156 w1tbl FURN IS!Ir-::n apt. 3 rooms ha th ut1l 11les pa1d ti26 3rd. Gl 6 0122 94-t! oth ' 'll ~n•fleld n c"'"wcvlln ,.. .,,.,.l!lMrtltllt ''' n,.. 1 " ' ' ' v. ~ ·~ '.\ ar • ' ' loft'P.~ I Ol] h I '' • c.. • TWO TRAILER SPACES rent In the VIllage ol Middleport. CaD WY 2-3346 or WY downside r1sk rather llm1ted IJut with no special stimuli ImmedJately ahead tG kick off a concentrated uoward push, the market "111 contmue to back and fill Ln a narrow I ' 1 n• h l~ lh' l '" UTI I ,., INIItt All ltrvllt I'll weN HI lftHrtJon MlniiiiUN C:llartl II ftftll w1th OP ENiNGS o no ,, I I "rill."" " Rttct........._llllmteii lrNrt lllouhl W (!()at's BU1Id1ng, WY 2-5141. ...IY TM ,_. Will M1 N "'"Nibil for 2 24 tfC Bache & Co. says It feels that JOB ~·r''' ®[;)[tl~~g ft ,.,.,... Chatter ••~ • , ,._ Clifton, -~. V.. 6 8 3tp ' .,;;;,.,.;;;.;;-· MIDDLEPORT, modem •••uLATtONJ lumlshed 3 rooms and n. fJWIIIIIIr ,...,_ t?ll rtlh.l • tii'U _." .,. ttiHt .., " ' llllmM apartment ...... w u 1 es. UMr er and m1xer built-In m color. - - - -----2 woodburmng fireplace, full D. H. WOOD, RF.ALTOR basement, dJvaded. storm Pboae 4.46-lOI6 wmdows and doors, awnings, S A 6 ROOM hQme overlookl'lz car garage, large level lot, inK: the Olllo River at Addison wall to wall carpet, fuel pnced reasonable, owner IS 011 ,furnace, mce bath, block NEW YORK (UP!) -Newtoa D Zmd.r of E. F. Hutton & Co. movmg. garage, Jot of shrubs an d •uowI~c. says that until sume of the ers, low tax dilitnct, pnced various breadth of volume PRIVATE PARADISE at $12,500. stat1sttcs begin to g•ve a better SHELTEHED among the towerreadmg or until the market Ing pines on a secludcl 1 ac53 A. 6 room home, land level re Jot with. a view of the fiV- to rolling, blacktop road, bath, becOmes oversold enough to er you w1JI fmd a 9 room 2 mali route, school bus. Close indicate a technical rebound, Jt story br1ck home, V4 mi. from to R10 Grande. would seem Wise t{) contmu~ c1ty Jiimts, 4 spacious bedWith a causlout approach. rooms, 2 baths, fireplace m 3 BEDROOM home, modem ltvmg room, HW floors through bath, alummum sidmg, car· Thomson & McKinnon says out, basement, hot water port, good neighborhood, nice that m makmg new commit~ heat, detached garage, you locat1on 10 c1ty ments, there often seems to iJe must see to app~c1ate. Shown Rusell D. Wood, 446-4811 an almost excessive preo&upa· 1 by apporntment only. John [. Rlc:bards, 4.46-0%80 tJOn With the most recent roon:i;& bath excel· ACRE.4 year's earnmgs reported by the 2 lent buy , Ph. 446-2637. 1115-6 company In question. Smce even margmal companies are now noumhing, the ftrm says. it would seem advtsable to concentrate on eqwties w1lh a fairly well established patteru of earmngs Improvement. TQ ~~ ren or pe1s. noDen 1 •pD. II • t Rentals, Sales, Service In Middlepor ' Real Estate For Sale I • af.Poke 38.Pub potables 41. Affirrn&tlvo NEW VOUI 42.Arid the lh'onte ftC. Romans ,...,,....rr_;alaterat 45.DIItant abbr. ...,. mlnmn oldlng, ltorm wlnclowo and dcrro, awn!Dp and carporll, llpOI'I lnllallaUoa. P1imH! ALL CIWT ALVMI· NllM PROOUCfS, 188 Nortli 8ocond Avt., WY :I-Gii'IO. f II a..utiful SPINET PIANO ~~SALE SMitAt ZERKLE'S lRMVERCO. Ml~leport, Ohio FwDetllls wn . ..or Phfn• ,, " ' LOOK $10.87 lncludln1 GRWE JOI ond OIL CHANGE Lubrlc.tlon Strvl.. and Oil Cha"'t ....... AT THE IIRVICING WI'LL GIYa YOU FOI �I' .... " ·~::!:.;'': (UP!) 24-_The ~unday ,~e..SenU~el. 8oft~~:.._M_ay 8, 1968 Dateline: ~U ~pers!Dwn, N.Y., finally be- . .On ·Frtdav after an eight·year j , I • delay. I The structure, , named for I JameJ~ Naismith, who invented basketball while an instructor I at Springfield College, will cost 1 an "'!tima~~~IJii) 1 ! I .--- ------·· I, ... ' . mh 1\!1 • 1 e llteigs This Week the Housewares Department On the M~in Flooris Having Their ... GcJIIia I:CT .... . RE ... . "ND By HOBART WILSON, JR. • • • A SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN (lags to be placed on . - • -~ ' . 1 I• t ' .' ' ~ ' There's no scouringI, Food can't .;tickI ON April 18, against Cbesapeake and Middleport on Memorial FMd, Armstrong finished second in the 880yard run, but established a new school mark. He finished the event in 2:03.8. betlering John Milhoan's record of 2:04.8 set in I 956. BY ROBERT WINGETT TODAY'S THOUGHT - You can't tell what a man thinks by wbat he says. ., . .~ The l!e!t'8hio!!ll!!' 8uys to Brighten Up Your Home Cookillg · Utensils, Pantryware and "dettrical Appliances. TWO Gallia Academy High schuui 'UJu\:lad i\:C~:-d.:: were established recently by David Armstrong and Butch McCormick. Both went unnoticed because the Blue Devils track and field records were not up to date. · News Bea . SALE .,.,_ • ·. ' ' ' r -tonslruction of the basketball · · Of Fame, patterned after •• baseball Hall Of Fame in , ' •I -' . ' .' '.i .. ' ' service vetrrans ~aves in Meigs county has arrived at ·the . • • 1 county courthouse m Pomeroy. · ON April 22, against Ironton and Pl. Ple•sant on MeCommissioner Clerk l.Alcille Norris said 20 gross of the morial Field. Butch McCormick snapl."d John flags were purchased this year and persons responsible for Stebbin's 19-fear-old discus record. Stebbms tossed picking them up may call at the courthouse anytime after ' ,, • it 143 feet in the Class· AA district meet in 1947. Nobody came close ,during the next two decades until 1 It has been noted by an official of the county that in · McCormick tossed it 143 feet, 2 inches two weeks ago. the past some persons have obtained the flags, but failell Monday. 1 • • to di~lay them on the graves of Yeterans. Memorial Dar • is on Monday, May 30. : GAWA Academy High school has been "down" in track for I 0 years. The sport flourished In the late 1930s when Bill Smith, Harold Fife, Bill Lewis and Ed Charles Legar, Mayor of Pomeroy. and Middleport Mayor Reese were members of the squad. The sport was C. 0 . Fishef calling upon citizens to ''Take an active part dropped during World War II. In !947, John Stebbins, in the recognition of School · - - - Gee Marchi and a few others worked out on the new Safety Pltrol Week, May tor. was demonstrating a dala I Memorial Field track, but GAHS did not field a team. The proclamations point I device last' week: Con- I Stebbins' only competition that year was in the district · th 40 f .1 necled the lelephone on the 1 meet. th a·t durmgth eN . yearso IS f. fM . Led ley. · • • • "d S 1 of •ce o rs. Bermce 1 1 exts ence. e a mnwt e a e. . 1 IN 1951, the sport was revived. It grew the folty Patrol program has helped ~ursmg supervisor, the device I . . IS the most modern type of , lowing year when Hank Schroth scheduled several cut trafftc deaths of sch~l equipment of its kind available. I meets with SEOAL and area opponenta. In !954, Cladren by 50 per cent. while .lhe The representalive of I h e : rence Thompson took over the thinclad coaching durate for other age groups nas company that !old veterans ties and for three years, the Blue Devils scored vicmore than doubled. Memorial the data ordering I too-y alter victory. They participated in several big vice said he believes Utis to be relays. and junior high boys were invited to work WE UNDERSTAND Edi,son llhe smallest hospilal in the Unii- out with the varsity. Eight varsity men went to the state meet in 1955. Hobstetrer, president of t h ed Slates having such up-to OFFICIAL PROCLAMATIONS have been Issued by cal1 or fin.est fit , .•. never more important •4_ tha n dming the fi rst )I walking years. Bring :, your baby lo us for f&mous Firstie flt .and cowtruction, aftd our .. pl'rsona) interest.. fitting . '' ' A~ Pomeroy NaLional Bank, will date equipment of that kind . ceive special re<..'Ognitien Bankers A~~::;::: ing the Ohio lion's 15th anniversary • Netherlands-Hilton Hotel in cinnati. lr--;;;:--:-;:;-·--'1 River News Gau1e readlnp: Dam lZ.O. 30.1, running 80 • • • • • • 10i7n.'oir,· ol1ers. Pomeroy ~ Mi::~ I Pt. Pleasant 27.27, H • S~iii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~~~~::~~~=--.· • N®coated 11 piece r l cookware ·set1 .. 'llltrt's nil -stickin1 •• no scourln1 wlill West Band's new hi&h·llsh~n cookWare, Sturdy aluminum, coated inside wilh DuPont's Tellon, makes cookinJtnd cleaninJetsler !nan ever. Teflon preients sticklnJ, toodl can't bake onl You don~ need ONLY OPIN IVERY DAY-ALL DAY 7:00 UNTIL 5:30 1ST · SATURDAY .NIGHT UNTIL l:to 1ST ., ' ; , f I' HAVEC~ IIJTI:lliGE~E AkJD DETERMitJAllON l I HAVE WOkJDERFUL . ORGMJI2ATIOkJAL TALEkJ~! '' \ ' ~· , ' 't, I ' .\ , ~ -.. ' , _ __.. I J. t .. _,.,, GET£. N! ON COMPLDI ••it1et lusH Duttfl "'" cover), nylon 1p1tula and spoon, and recipe booklet. ~·= ... I' lrew• 12 to 30 cups of ffiiVGiful. coHe~ ••• automaHcally · .:oallll ~· I" aUlD CAKE PAN . Paltg• 1- i j . IGOr A I FVUJ\' FEEUIJG • Pe1k I'VE BEEkl ~ ~ UPSTAIR~! of delicioua mffee bdore p'h ~ f~ tule. S~~~~tt, I arrive. Coffee tu:r• at wrvin& etmpc:ra- Con- tl9!' ._.. uylio1 , wirh ao.drip ~fa- 1, . - \ .... ............ .......- :Ilk .....,...., - . ..... tl1llli' oolj l>o& -ito•louar·_ ..... _ "WWoisdto • - llr"iPIIW:Illlillood""""" . 10~ TIFLON* PAN ' • . . ·' ~- to tilt HollltWII'II l)tpartn~Jqt,cill , ihl Mlln Flcior .~ . '· . . " isto, '~ . .' .. •• { \ I e •11'<1·-"r .. Ii ' TEA • KETTLE 'lilt I'IC~D obe qoick - .up- to 30 10 . . ,·.a-rtf. fuD. '""' Bmr $].39 ,, ' · '(' •. t SIT INCLUDII IHI I MOST POPULAR SIZD J, 2, 1nd 3 ~ uuu Jlnl with ~oms; 5 qt. Dutch oven 1'!'ilh cover; 10"' FREE PARKING FIELD EVENTt " GIVe ME 1>. CHAtJC'€ fO ~ I£P.DER:I . I .99 I HAVE All THE" liECESSAR'T' QUAliFICATIOtJS! !<ACHA, IHJ:.PE. There's ADifference in Hardware Stores SHOT PUT - Bill EachUi, 48'·7~". 1963. (SEO, Randy Harkins, A~eos, 49'-1", 1"'6,) · '· DISCUS -,- Butch McCohn!Clt, 143'·~·. 11168.· (SEO, Rabdy' Harkins, Athens, . 144'~1", .1~.) , · .. BROAD JlJKP.:.. l!lll Sllll!!! ' !0"-9'', 11189. (S,EO, Wayne Dixqll._,J'ilallopville; 20'-6~·.., 1957.) '• ' HIGH 1!IMl> -'- Jobn Milhoan. 5'10'' 11168 . 11114 · Rod. Frazier Put John 'Gilmm, 5', 10", it~~9. steve CbueJ. Athens, 6'4 and•%'!, liiU) . · · · · · POLE 'vAULT .- BID Conley, 11',<i060.. (SEO, Larry Crawflri. -IAPili'lL''"'"• 19115.) · · Lt<)TEll, !=EU.AS.. '. to use fall or oils. and SAVINGS CO. MASON, W. : VA. TO 00 IS ASK FOR IT, Ak.ID IF I'M R~;"FU'SED... • PHONE 773-5583 Ee'K! All I HAVE EIGHT of the 14 school records were established during Thompson's tenure. Three records were established 27 years ago. One of the oldest records bas beeu equaled, but never broken. In 1939, BiU Smith ran !he 100-yard dash in 10:2. Dan Beabout equaled that. mark in 1954. ALSO in 1939, Gallia Academy's 88D-yard relay team finished in 1:3!.8, and that .record remains intact. The date for this historic event was April 22. will be presented a pin as rising, Kanawha Falls 1: And in !939, Bill Smith won the broad jump with a paat pmident of tho falling, Charleston 21.29. leap of 20 feet, 9 inches. It remains untouched. tion. OVer 750 Ohio bankers don was running 31f4 feet, ••••o- 1 their wives will attend met 3\1 !eel and. Winfield dam • year's convention. I CLARENCE• Thompson• was mainly responsible 6 feet. Bolt Movements: for establishing the annual SEOAL meet. Howev.er VeleraDS Memorial Ohio IUVer - Pennsylvania this came after Gallipolis' "golden era" thlnelads gra: has something new. ' up 14, 7:45 p.m.; St. Marys up duated. The first SEOAL meet was held In 1957. Gal· Jipolis finished third. Seven teams participated. Walter stewart adminiBtra- 14, 10:40 p.m.: Cnarles K. 1- - -----'-'- - - - 14, 11:55 a. m.: Frank Durant • • Gallla Marine io up "· 2:20 a. m.: Irene Cbortin I THE Blue Devils finished second in the SEO un· up II, 4.2j) a. m.; Inca up 14, der Bob Sang.in 1958 and 1959. The followinl four 5:15 a.m.: Onward up 15, ye~rs, . under three different coaches, GAHS placed Advanted in Rank a. m.; Andrew Calhoun up 15, third 1n the SEOAL. In 1964, the Devils were last Ronald L. Miller, United 1:40 a. m.o Reliable down 16, (five teams participating) and in 1965, GAHS was fifth 1 Slates Marine Corps, was re- 6:15 a. m.; Robert Reed up 17, of "ven teams. Wednesday, Gallipolis finished second. conUy promoted to corporal. 1:10 a. m.; Harvey Jordon up • • • Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mil- 11, 5:25 a. m.; Lelia Shearer! IT'S interesting to note that several Blue Devil Ier, Cnillicotbe Rd., young Mil- down 19, 6:45 a. m.: records are better than those established in the Southenlisted in tne USMC in Trader up 23, 5:45 a. m.; eastern League. But they were established either beAUI!US!, 1963, and compleled ba-" er Beckjord up 23, 6:10a.m.; fore the league was formed, when GARS was a powsic training at camp Pendleton, L, Fieore down Greenup 11:45 competition. Calif. p. m.; Eastern down Gr<~n- erhouse, or in district • • H · u ed up 1:30 a. m.; Lee Anna down LAST Blue Devil to capture a Class AA district . e 1s presen y s_tatioA Greenup 2 m . W Iter w·J.. w1th Headquarters Co., a. ·• a ' title was Bill Eachus, ~bo tossed the shot put 48 feet, quarters Bin O'Club down Greenup 4:15 a. seven and on~uarter 1nches on May 11, 1963. In the Calif. Miller Ia also ~ graduate m.; Esao West Virginia down state meet at Columbus the following week Eachus In GolllpoliJ, Ohio of a steward training scbool Greenup 5:10a. m.; V~ekers failed to qualify. A 5D-foot toss was requlred 'to enter uene, N. C. · down Meldabl ,., p. m.,· Alton ] the finals. Meldahl 5 p. 7·'" m.; • • • Zepnyr duwn Meldahl 11:30 GALLIPOLIS has scheduled only 56 meets in the m.; Steel Express up Melldalll I past 10 years. This includes league mef(s, the district, 12:30 a. m. ; Bayou LaRose and Ironton Invitational. Of that number, the Galliano Meldahl 12:30 a. m.: New have won only 22 times. GAllS WaJ winless (complete leans duwn Meldahl 2:45 a. meet) from May 7, 1963, through AprU 28, 1966. DurJ. S. Lewis up Meldabl 3:30 ing that span, the Gallians lost 19 str8ight meets. Ctn It A m.; Mary B. up Meldahl 4: 15 • * . • m.: Semel up Meldahl 5 a. m.; UNDER the present leadership of Terry Hansley GREAT Miss Susao up Meldahl 5:15 a. and Duke Burson, we believe the sport is on the rem. FRIENDI bound at Gallia Academy. With a Utile more interest \ GalllpoUo Dam - R. H. shown by everyone, we think GAllS will once again worth II up 7:25 p. m.; Pei!rl.V be<;<>me a. power on the cinders. To help the cause, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Downey down 9 p. m.; A. we rn listing the school and league recorda in 15 ev· PalteR doWII 5:45 a. m. ents. (The two-mile run was added this year) This Is 6:00 to 8:00 Kuowho River - JeHe•son • good start. Records are made to be broken. down Marmet 4:00 a. m.; • • • THE FARMERS BANK vay down Macmet 5:30 a. m.; GAHS TRACK·FIELD lECORDS Helen 2. down W'IDfleld 8:15 p. TBACK EVENTS m.: Beaver down Wlnlleld too-YARD DASH- BiD Smilb, :10.2, 1939, and ,...,. lledtrtl RtHrYt Sy.ttrn 10 p. m.; AUea R. Merrill up Dan Beabout, :10,2, 1954. (SEO, Mickey Frazier, J.o. Winfield 12:45 a. m.; 0. F an, :10, 1960.) Momllor F.D.I.C. Sbearer doWII Wlnlleld 2:50 a. 220-YARD DASH - Bill Conley, :22.1, 1961. POMEROY, 0 . m.; H. E. Bowles down Win- (SEO Mickey Frazier, Logan, :22.2, 1960.) field 5:10 a.m.; National 44D-YARD DASH - Dan BeailllUI, :51.2, 1954. Winfield 5:Ili a. m.; (SEO, Ken DeVeau Athens, :51-2; 1965.) Jane Lucu up Winfield 880.YARD RUN - Da.vld ArmStrong, 2:03.8, 1966. (SEO, Bill Chappel, Logan, 2:04.5, 1961.) . MILE RUN - Bob Jamllon, 4:39, 1g54. (SEO, Tom Smith, AtheDB, 4:41.8, 1966.) ,'. 880.YARD RELAY - Bill Smith, Ed Reese, BID Lewis and Harold Fife, 1:31.8, 1939. (SEO, Athens, 1:36.1, 1964.) MILE RELAY - Carl JenldDB, :Roo Fisher Louie Phillips and Dan Beabout, 3:36.8,1954. (SEO, Athens, 3:39.7, 1964.) '· SEE FO~ YOURSELF! 1~·YARD HIGH HURDLE8' ~11W B~ :16, TAKE A DRIVE IT WILL BE GOOD 19!ifi and John Gilmore, :16, 1960•. (SilO, Wa)'lle Dlx· on, Nelsonville, :15.8, 1957.) . 1' · . , TO MASON, W.VA. FOR YOU . 18D-YARD LOW HURDilES , .-.. BIIHlarr, :21, 1955 and John Gilmore, :21, !860 ·(SEO, Boll .YO!llli.Nelsonville, :21.1, 1957:) ·· . ~ . TWO MILE RUN - Charles Baker, 11:1~,-1966. (SEO, M. Helena, Athens, 11:1U:'1986). · ·' Mr. Hobstetter, who wa•,,)53-i~ ident of the association--~ r ASSTRC1VG FOI<CEFUL 1 tion on May 11 and 12 at I '. .l •• '• "<1.11'· �I' .... " ·~::!:.;'': (UP!) 24-_The ~unday ,~e..SenU~el. 8oft~~:.._M_ay 8, 1968 Dateline: ~U ~pers!Dwn, N.Y., finally be- . .On ·Frtdav after an eight·year j , I • delay. I The structure, , named for I JameJ~ Naismith, who invented basketball while an instructor I at Springfield College, will cost 1 an "'!tima~~~IJii) 1 ! I .--- ------·· I, ... ' . mh 1\!1 • 1 e llteigs This Week the Housewares Department On the M~in Flooris Having Their ... GcJIIia I:CT .... . RE ... . "ND By HOBART WILSON, JR. • • • A SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN (lags to be placed on . - • -~ ' . 1 I• t ' .' ' ~ ' There's no scouringI, Food can't .;tickI ON April 18, against Cbesapeake and Middleport on Memorial FMd, Armstrong finished second in the 880yard run, but established a new school mark. He finished the event in 2:03.8. betlering John Milhoan's record of 2:04.8 set in I 956. BY ROBERT WINGETT TODAY'S THOUGHT - You can't tell what a man thinks by wbat he says. ., . .~ The l!e!t'8hio!!ll!!' 8uys to Brighten Up Your Home Cookillg · Utensils, Pantryware and "dettrical Appliances. TWO Gallia Academy High schuui 'UJu\:lad i\:C~:-d.:: were established recently by David Armstrong and Butch McCormick. Both went unnoticed because the Blue Devils track and field records were not up to date. · News Bea . SALE .,.,_ • ·. ' ' ' r -tonslruction of the basketball · · Of Fame, patterned after •• baseball Hall Of Fame in , ' •I -' . ' .' '.i .. ' ' service vetrrans ~aves in Meigs county has arrived at ·the . • • 1 county courthouse m Pomeroy. · ON April 22, against Ironton and Pl. Ple•sant on MeCommissioner Clerk l.Alcille Norris said 20 gross of the morial Field. Butch McCormick snapl."d John flags were purchased this year and persons responsible for Stebbin's 19-fear-old discus record. Stebbms tossed picking them up may call at the courthouse anytime after ' ,, • it 143 feet in the Class· AA district meet in 1947. Nobody came close ,during the next two decades until 1 It has been noted by an official of the county that in · McCormick tossed it 143 feet, 2 inches two weeks ago. the past some persons have obtained the flags, but failell Monday. 1 • • to di~lay them on the graves of Yeterans. Memorial Dar • is on Monday, May 30. : GAWA Academy High school has been "down" in track for I 0 years. The sport flourished In the late 1930s when Bill Smith, Harold Fife, Bill Lewis and Ed Charles Legar, Mayor of Pomeroy. and Middleport Mayor Reese were members of the squad. The sport was C. 0 . Fishef calling upon citizens to ''Take an active part dropped during World War II. In !947, John Stebbins, in the recognition of School · - - - Gee Marchi and a few others worked out on the new Safety Pltrol Week, May tor. was demonstrating a dala I Memorial Field track, but GAHS did not field a team. The proclamations point I device last' week: Con- I Stebbins' only competition that year was in the district · th 40 f .1 necled the lelephone on the 1 meet. th a·t durmgth eN . yearso IS f. fM . Led ley. · • • • "d S 1 of •ce o rs. Bermce 1 1 exts ence. e a mnwt e a e. . 1 IN 1951, the sport was revived. It grew the folty Patrol program has helped ~ursmg supervisor, the device I . . IS the most modern type of , lowing year when Hank Schroth scheduled several cut trafftc deaths of sch~l equipment of its kind available. I meets with SEOAL and area opponenta. In !954, Cladren by 50 per cent. while .lhe The representalive of I h e : rence Thompson took over the thinclad coaching durate for other age groups nas company that !old veterans ties and for three years, the Blue Devils scored vicmore than doubled. Memorial the data ordering I too-y alter victory. They participated in several big vice said he believes Utis to be relays. and junior high boys were invited to work WE UNDERSTAND Edi,son llhe smallest hospilal in the Unii- out with the varsity. Eight varsity men went to the state meet in 1955. Hobstetrer, president of t h ed Slates having such up-to OFFICIAL PROCLAMATIONS have been Issued by cal1 or fin.est fit , .•. never more important •4_ tha n dming the fi rst )I walking years. Bring :, your baby lo us for f&mous Firstie flt .and cowtruction, aftd our .. pl'rsona) interest.. fitting . '' ' A~ Pomeroy NaLional Bank, will date equipment of that kind . ceive special re<..'Ognitien Bankers A~~::;::: ing the Ohio lion's 15th anniversary • Netherlands-Hilton Hotel in cinnati. lr--;;;:--:-;:;-·--'1 River News Gau1e readlnp: Dam lZ.O. 30.1, running 80 • • • • • • 10i7n.'oir,· ol1ers. Pomeroy ~ Mi::~ I Pt. Pleasant 27.27, H • S~iii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:ii~~~~::~~~=--.· • N®coated 11 piece r l cookware ·set1 .. 'llltrt's nil -stickin1 •• no scourln1 wlill West Band's new hi&h·llsh~n cookWare, Sturdy aluminum, coated inside wilh DuPont's Tellon, makes cookinJtnd cleaninJetsler !nan ever. Teflon preients sticklnJ, toodl can't bake onl You don~ need ONLY OPIN IVERY DAY-ALL DAY 7:00 UNTIL 5:30 1ST · SATURDAY .NIGHT UNTIL l:to 1ST ., ' ; , f I' HAVEC~ IIJTI:lliGE~E AkJD DETERMitJAllON l I HAVE WOkJDERFUL . ORGMJI2ATIOkJAL TALEkJ~! '' \ ' ~· , ' 't, I ' .\ , ~ -.. ' , _ __.. I J. t .. _,.,, GET£. N! ON COMPLDI ••it1et lusH Duttfl "'" cover), nylon 1p1tula and spoon, and recipe booklet. ~·= ... I' lrew• 12 to 30 cups of ffiiVGiful. coHe~ ••• automaHcally · .:oallll ~· I" aUlD CAKE PAN . Paltg• 1- i j . IGOr A I FVUJ\' FEEUIJG • Pe1k I'VE BEEkl ~ ~ UPSTAIR~! of delicioua mffee bdore p'h ~ f~ tule. S~~~~tt, I arrive. Coffee tu:r• at wrvin& etmpc:ra- Con- tl9!' ._.. uylio1 , wirh ao.drip ~fa- 1, . - \ .... ............ .......- :Ilk .....,...., - . ..... tl1llli' oolj l>o& -ito•louar·_ ..... _ "WWoisdto • - llr"iPIIW:Illlillood""""" . 10~ TIFLON* PAN ' • . . ·' ~- to tilt HollltWII'II l)tpartn~Jqt,cill , ihl Mlln Flcior .~ . '· . . " isto, '~ . .' .. •• { \ I e •11'<1·-"r .. Ii ' TEA • KETTLE 'lilt I'IC~D obe qoick - .up- to 30 10 . . ,·.a-rtf. fuD. '""' Bmr $].39 ,, ' · '(' •. t SIT INCLUDII IHI I MOST POPULAR SIZD J, 2, 1nd 3 ~ uuu Jlnl with ~oms; 5 qt. Dutch oven 1'!'ilh cover; 10"' FREE PARKING FIELD EVENTt " GIVe ME 1>. CHAtJC'€ fO ~ I£P.DER:I . I .99 I HAVE All THE" liECESSAR'T' QUAliFICATIOtJS! !<ACHA, IHJ:.PE. There's ADifference in Hardware Stores SHOT PUT - Bill EachUi, 48'·7~". 1963. (SEO, Randy Harkins, A~eos, 49'-1", 1"'6,) · '· DISCUS -,- Butch McCohn!Clt, 143'·~·. 11168.· (SEO, Rabdy' Harkins, Athens, . 144'~1", .1~.) , · .. BROAD JlJKP.:.. l!lll Sllll!!! ' !0"-9'', 11189. (S,EO, Wayne Dixqll._,J'ilallopville; 20'-6~·.., 1957.) '• ' HIGH 1!IMl> -'- Jobn Milhoan. 5'10'' 11168 . 11114 · Rod. Frazier Put John 'Gilmm, 5', 10", it~~9. steve CbueJ. Athens, 6'4 and•%'!, liiU) . · · · · · POLE 'vAULT .- BID Conley, 11',<i060.. (SEO, Larry Crawflri. -IAPili'lL''"'"• 19115.) · · Lt<)TEll, !=EU.AS.. '. to use fall or oils. and SAVINGS CO. MASON, W. : VA. TO 00 IS ASK FOR IT, Ak.ID IF I'M R~;"FU'SED... • PHONE 773-5583 Ee'K! All I HAVE EIGHT of the 14 school records were established during Thompson's tenure. Three records were established 27 years ago. One of the oldest records bas beeu equaled, but never broken. In 1939, BiU Smith ran !he 100-yard dash in 10:2. Dan Beabout equaled that. mark in 1954. ALSO in 1939, Gallia Academy's 88D-yard relay team finished in 1:3!.8, and that .record remains intact. The date for this historic event was April 22. will be presented a pin as rising, Kanawha Falls 1: And in !939, Bill Smith won the broad jump with a paat pmident of tho falling, Charleston 21.29. leap of 20 feet, 9 inches. It remains untouched. tion. OVer 750 Ohio bankers don was running 31f4 feet, ••••o- 1 their wives will attend met 3\1 !eel and. Winfield dam • year's convention. I CLARENCE• Thompson• was mainly responsible 6 feet. Bolt Movements: for establishing the annual SEOAL meet. Howev.er VeleraDS Memorial Ohio IUVer - Pennsylvania this came after Gallipolis' "golden era" thlnelads gra: has something new. ' up 14, 7:45 p.m.; St. Marys up duated. The first SEOAL meet was held In 1957. Gal· Jipolis finished third. Seven teams participated. Walter stewart adminiBtra- 14, 10:40 p.m.: Cnarles K. 1- - -----'-'- - - - 14, 11:55 a. m.: Frank Durant • • Gallla Marine io up "· 2:20 a. m.: Irene Cbortin I THE Blue Devils finished second in the SEO un· up II, 4.2j) a. m.; Inca up 14, der Bob Sang.in 1958 and 1959. The followinl four 5:15 a.m.: Onward up 15, ye~rs, . under three different coaches, GAHS placed Advanted in Rank a. m.; Andrew Calhoun up 15, third 1n the SEOAL. In 1964, the Devils were last Ronald L. Miller, United 1:40 a. m.o Reliable down 16, (five teams participating) and in 1965, GAHS was fifth 1 Slates Marine Corps, was re- 6:15 a. m.; Robert Reed up 17, of "ven teams. Wednesday, Gallipolis finished second. conUy promoted to corporal. 1:10 a. m.; Harvey Jordon up • • • Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mil- 11, 5:25 a. m.; Lelia Shearer! IT'S interesting to note that several Blue Devil Ier, Cnillicotbe Rd., young Mil- down 19, 6:45 a. m.: records are better than those established in the Southenlisted in tne USMC in Trader up 23, 5:45 a. m.; eastern League. But they were established either beAUI!US!, 1963, and compleled ba-" er Beckjord up 23, 6:10a.m.; fore the league was formed, when GARS was a powsic training at camp Pendleton, L, Fieore down Greenup 11:45 competition. Calif. p. m.; Eastern down Gr<~n- erhouse, or in district • • H · u ed up 1:30 a. m.; Lee Anna down LAST Blue Devil to capture a Class AA district . e 1s presen y s_tatioA Greenup 2 m . W Iter w·J.. w1th Headquarters Co., a. ·• a ' title was Bill Eachus, ~bo tossed the shot put 48 feet, quarters Bin O'Club down Greenup 4:15 a. seven and on~uarter 1nches on May 11, 1963. In the Calif. Miller Ia also ~ graduate m.; Esao West Virginia down state meet at Columbus the following week Eachus In GolllpoliJ, Ohio of a steward training scbool Greenup 5:10a. m.; V~ekers failed to qualify. A 5D-foot toss was requlred 'to enter uene, N. C. · down Meldabl ,., p. m.,· Alton ] the finals. Meldahl 5 p. 7·'" m.; • • • Zepnyr duwn Meldahl 11:30 GALLIPOLIS has scheduled only 56 meets in the m.; Steel Express up Melldalll I past 10 years. This includes league mef(s, the district, 12:30 a. m. ; Bayou LaRose and Ironton Invitational. Of that number, the Galliano Meldahl 12:30 a. m.: New have won only 22 times. GAllS WaJ winless (complete leans duwn Meldahl 2:45 a. meet) from May 7, 1963, through AprU 28, 1966. DurJ. S. Lewis up Meldabl 3:30 ing that span, the Gallians lost 19 str8ight meets. Ctn It A m.; Mary B. up Meldahl 4: 15 • * . • m.: Semel up Meldahl 5 a. m.; UNDER the present leadership of Terry Hansley GREAT Miss Susao up Meldahl 5:15 a. and Duke Burson, we believe the sport is on the rem. FRIENDI bound at Gallia Academy. With a Utile more interest \ GalllpoUo Dam - R. H. shown by everyone, we think GAllS will once again worth II up 7:25 p. m.; Pei!rl.V be<;<>me a. power on the cinders. To help the cause, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Downey down 9 p. m.; A. we rn listing the school and league recorda in 15 ev· PalteR doWII 5:45 a. m. ents. (The two-mile run was added this year) This Is 6:00 to 8:00 Kuowho River - JeHe•son • good start. Records are made to be broken. down Marmet 4:00 a. m.; • • • THE FARMERS BANK vay down Macmet 5:30 a. m.; GAHS TRACK·FIELD lECORDS Helen 2. down W'IDfleld 8:15 p. TBACK EVENTS m.: Beaver down Wlnlleld too-YARD DASH- BiD Smilb, :10.2, 1939, and ,...,. lledtrtl RtHrYt Sy.ttrn 10 p. m.; AUea R. Merrill up Dan Beabout, :10,2, 1954. (SEO, Mickey Frazier, J.o. Winfield 12:45 a. m.; 0. F an, :10, 1960.) Momllor F.D.I.C. Sbearer doWII Wlnlleld 2:50 a. 220-YARD DASH - Bill Conley, :22.1, 1961. POMEROY, 0 . m.; H. E. Bowles down Win- (SEO Mickey Frazier, Logan, :22.2, 1960.) field 5:10 a.m.; National 44D-YARD DASH - Dan BeailllUI, :51.2, 1954. Winfield 5:Ili a. m.; (SEO, Ken DeVeau Athens, :51-2; 1965.) Jane Lucu up Winfield 880.YARD RUN - Da.vld ArmStrong, 2:03.8, 1966. (SEO, Bill Chappel, Logan, 2:04.5, 1961.) . MILE RUN - Bob Jamllon, 4:39, 1g54. (SEO, Tom Smith, AtheDB, 4:41.8, 1966.) ,'. 880.YARD RELAY - Bill Smith, Ed Reese, BID Lewis and Harold Fife, 1:31.8, 1939. (SEO, Athens, 1:36.1, 1964.) MILE RELAY - Carl JenldDB, :Roo Fisher Louie Phillips and Dan Beabout, 3:36.8,1954. (SEO, Athens, 3:39.7, 1964.) '· SEE FO~ YOURSELF! 1~·YARD HIGH HURDLE8' ~11W B~ :16, TAKE A DRIVE IT WILL BE GOOD 19!ifi and John Gilmore, :16, 1960•. (SilO, Wa)'lle Dlx· on, Nelsonville, :15.8, 1957.) . 1' · . , TO MASON, W.VA. FOR YOU . 18D-YARD LOW HURDilES , .-.. BIIHlarr, :21, 1955 and John Gilmore, :21, !860 ·(SEO, Boll .YO!llli.Nelsonville, :21.1, 1957:) ·· . ~ . TWO MILE RUN - Charles Baker, 11:1~,-1966. (SEO, M. Helena, Athens, 11:1U:'1986). · ·' Mr. Hobstetter, who wa•,,)53-i~ ident of the association--~ r ASSTRC1VG FOI<CEFUL 1 tion on May 11 and 12 at I '. .l •• '• "<1.11'· �....",. . . .,,.,.....,.:-. . . ···-·' .;...__·····- -~···- ·~·-··-·t-~----·· ... ' • •• I • '"'·- ,. - -1: ·! 'l J ~ ~ ' I . •I Ir··'c~ .... 'I i . 1 l ;' l 'I f' ; I. I I t I I , I ) ' I . I I /• t ( f~E ,. \ t,AW ~ fiN OMINOUS II~AcJI: .C.L()UO OVER sou~ · I<IOLD' ON, SUI<L VIE'U. AAVE: TO Til'/ AIID 800'1! TI4E liOUR IIEAD ... STORM'S ALL i AN AROUND US, UGY! . ';~ LANDI I~&! l '. lI ' I .I ., ";, ., J ~~ ...-·rn. t ·. .,' '· """" ' > '" f.: I'VE ~PtAINED TO HINI TI'.AT THIS IS A GOOO TRmlfiCOAT. ll ·, ' ' ~-~ ! . HE ONlY. OISLil'IES lAP T~OATS • . RIGHT, EVEBAU. i 1 ~ I r G~EAT l IDEA, I, E~CEPT IT GETS KOT IN LI>.S '1./i.cHA., NEVADA, WHEFI.E' Wi:'LL 13E ON LOCATION! F~ 5fl/f ' ME />. CA~ 1 4Zi HAVE;· OEiiJTU~ES AND,.,.,,,_ 8ELI:Vl'06ETHt:~ 6Y GIRDlE AND BEAUTY Sltlll~~z;,g from a recent T~ATMENTS\ o«t til tl .,;,t~ · Ou~~ fr>p,tJ/idztf RO. Pie,~'lla!Ht . ·. Wltlmmrjli jrod/JctiOn ·· · . · abpuf JVOml WRr l • ) . .•..w-··.-'' ',,- l . • '' ·\!, .. .. :···.. . . \ { ~ . .. . ' i, ,; I ' t~goto Iaii/p/1Jir;; '' .. '. 1" ' •• -~" ... - . . ' .. . ' ,. ' ~- ' ;- OTHERWISE I'Lk:Tf;(,I..TH_E· ~t.D YOU'RE BALV I .::. .• t Bill t~ . I J '' ' "Ji,, -~-· .... ' �• ,,,<- ' . ., .... '" ' ' ' ;;·, ' ' ,.,.... •" ' • '"' .-. ' • I." ' ' ' : •,I., .• ·.·• ,. ·f; ··.'>"'\;~ ' ~ "' .' ·. ' ' I .\·,,; ~· :;;.\';, ,• ~ .."'io i( '~ ·..f- . ..... ~ ' . •', ' ., ' lge 1 Drlvllil I ~gilt ' untr of Junlair place;~ plttfe;Tom 'I • ·~to. .! 'I -. •I I' ( I . • ' I IUJIIIOl& II, ~ ..• TBB -OR:J:II ' ' ' _.., by bellevecl lbl A~t claim tbal u. s. planel ln raids Denton . . lWD mese ~· \ I I 111'111)1 "' being sbol Koa, near the J1ea lOUth ol - lides -' ~·-·r • ·tti'J~ .. , ·• -~~ , -, (UP!)-~ lean Rusk toliled, strong lited States' OutheasiAsta. boutlng matcb rry televised :elations C<lm- lhe · Ml forth 1Jm1! leeiiN lllat east Alia II SonatoN • • f '· l' ~- ' •• •' • _[ Lemoat llltll;q!J llrdi,J ,.;, . . ~ i'mlay- ... ~- ' ~ ' '"'" ,;;.:;J_> .' ·: ' . I • • :-se m tng ,, :, k • ·'I ' • I .on'l believt that DWI)''" was captured ' .., ,~.,. '' .ve.'' t ! \ . ·' zcy mber ollbat will support ,, ·, ~ ii • -, �'') •• " . . . .... .......•• , <• ,;· · · · ·~- • .. . , ., - -' '.l' 1 ; • ,,olio ~ I . II, l .. ~ .'!1 ;: ' '' .\- - • ~- .. .,, '•\,' ~-~ /' ' - ' . , ··. \ I ' I; • 1- I • ' I 1 I ' I I' I r· '' • zcy llupporU, • \ '• mber of lblll will aupporl .ve." OUT OUR WAY •' believed till elalm !bat The Willets u. s. plaDel I >wn lD raldl f on'! bellert that JJWJJ... was caplured mese army Deblon . . ! !I' belng • shot ffoa, near !he lies soutb of 'l· i ! I lides j 'I • l :ose m IDg 1 II .,_ ' (UPI) - See- ·, __... ;.; j .,\ I' '·-;c lean Rusk to. liled, strong died States' aulheaslAsiL hooting matcb lly televised :elatioll!l Com- I SenatDrl the ·sat !Grtb tlmt leeli1!C !hal ~as! Alta II Mane, J)(Jre., I U. S. )IQIIclel ~ hnmjjdlltely ..t.au+.- lth~ ~ 11 . . . . . J). • 1lltlf' llaril OMPt ;llllallo (Uta . . . ., •• .. ......,, ; ·- £,, I •• ents '' • f 1 �, ' ,. ' i '' ··~r • ..• enttne aty \ .-. Dnollid To The lnt.er,.ti 01 The Ma,..Ma10ra .4reo ------------------..,...--~---,.-~·" ~- ---,--,-~-~-.....;...--------- VOL XVIII POMEROY-MIDDLEPoRT. OHIO NO. 15 _,4 ~ - rt VI: MONDAY, MAY 9, 1966 '' -~ \.13'11W • ID llte WORLD 7,200 Pounds of Gas Dropped on H Area • Cao 'Ky's statement that his military regime would remain In power lor another year, today cabled mlUtanl Buddhist leader Thick Trl Quang to rehltn to Saigon lmmedlalely. Quang, who makes his bead· QU.arlers in the northern city ill HUe, wu the mastermllld of SAIGON (UP)) - U. S. Army Tas Boost Hit planes dumped 7,200 pounds oJ WASHINGTON_ REP MEl. nausea gas on the suopected vin R. Laird 8 high rantdng Re- jungle poliUcal beailquartm oJ pubilcan spc;kesman In 1be the Viet Cong Sunday, pavlllfl House said Sunda rais' the way lor an usault by 2~00 !axel 'would juat e~urage : : gas-masked Infantrymen. JohnBOn adminislratlon to There was no word on tAe res~nd more. suits .of the lnfanny assault In ''If we advocate a tax 1n- terram so thick GI s have to M at this ttme, the lid is use machetes every fool of the off expenditures .s far .. the way. • federal government is concern- B52 bombers from Guas, ed " the Wisconsin congres.. which often strike aheud of rru:n said in a broadcast Inter· advancing troops, today poundview. Laird is chairman of the ed the vast region lor the lith Ho118e GOP conference, a pol· , consecutive day. Troops of the ley making group. U. S. 1st Infantry Dlvtslon hAve been sweeping the former Viet T' B klash Cong haven since mid-April. A.LLBY OOP •. bF V. T. H&Dllllt BUT :I BEGlO REPOkf, WE'~ NAR¥ A WEAPON CIF R Jet s Make. uns Through Record . ROAD-E-O WINNERS - Six high school students won trophies Sunday following the annual Teen-Age Drlvinl Road-e-o held on the parking lot in Pomeroy, sponsored by the Meigs Jaycees. Boys winner was Charle~ Knight Ill Eastern and Cheryl Williams, Rutland, won the girls competition. Linda Larkins, far right, 1966 ·Melga. Count:v Junior MJ4s, preoented the trophies. Left to right, front row, are Charlotte Teepell, Middleport high school, llllrd place; Mill Williams, Cheryl Long, Rutland, second place; back row, Charles Humphreys, chairman of the Jaycees eonunlltfe; TOlD Ev•ns, Middleport High School, second place i Knight, and Tom Dorst, Eastern, third place. - Sentinel .Phqto. Barrage - I Attf SORr! \Vevalan Reported p£or Sa}e w.·nter I·n Comeback For OhioanS R---1------11!d mm es B•26 'Gun ner STEDDA THEIR 6PEARS, THEY'RE . (:OMIN' .ASHORE! ou:uht LBl Ma l•ve I 1 T33 Trainer Lands Safely • ?! ANbY, bw ABOUT ..·.· Bandsman f Yearis 8 Zerkle I . gray Hovercraft 0P·ens· Stm Act' In • Vt'ef Nam ·W ar ..r: i Three Hospl ' •tal"IZedAfter Two . 1 II an Ideal craft lor the wei eel~a~ ~ay ~!,~7 p. rn. Highway Patrol. Drivers were' releaoed wao Galloway, with a , • and marshy Mekong River de~ w re-.,... · cited In both accidents. i had facial laceraUons. Ia area ol South VIti Nail!: The ' 1.flddle(iol E-R Squadmen Two men were injured at 3:35 ' The patrol quoted r.al1lnway labraalolla ==~~~=t Brlt.lsh manufacturers claim were IIUDIIIO!led Sunday at 11:· a. rn. Monday on Rt. 7, two that he wBs blinded by the ' chest IbeX-will do 75 IIi l!i m for rNelUe BaraottJ, land lour tenlha mUes oorth of bright lights of a southbound! •.They '!tarry ! of ,fl!t! ~• wlio waa removed Crown City when a car driven car and ran into the baclt of the I! pllol ~ o)lef4 11~ tl!·. ~ ~ Hospitll with north by ·Oienn E. r.attowav truck. The car was demolished I alld e'itljli8er." saiH~ Mlb,,l't)lOried chest pibis.. The 22, Rt. 2, Proclorville, smaBb· but there was only one . · InCA!~~ , ~ ·: J~~ .' ,,' 1 ..., · ~ ol ·Ban '~I 0111 !!Dl! ~ resj10114,ed bJ a eall at 1eel Into the rear of a tractor· .damage to !be back of tile m. Lee wu dlreclor oJ . -- ~-- h e' . · . , ;rae -~-;~ ·cla,'.(r~ •{J(i)P ·j;:JQiirf w·iw~ ' 61-~~~··a t;l, Ill t:iUrel·sl tori11-'aller driven by .John '1'. Fisch- ltruck. and ~:: ~ Mr. The tllllpera~>li. 1'oilli!- i1M~'d9ii'll jltiwem l'\lf!!ler ~q~ .of:·the' eraflt,~~ ~, I!YHII J':bo, ,talk· er, , 481 Pomeroy,. . I· Gallo~ay was elted tD appear illt. 1 was Ill ~r, !W'*, ,~ ~ al lUI - . . bt ·•. ~1 fan. Pro- wiD :carry. a lll"lm•!111 ~, ~J« ~ller ·Bi*9'til 'N a llleel· 1 • M"llttf'l! · to' ""'•~ Ro~"ltal 'In Gallipolis municipal coul'l1 IDO~Ii!I~:~~~~=G~;:~ portloD. , ~' :a.ilil 'liltfiF,wla 4Hej11iei1, , ; ~ :11 ~ , bt p ~ ~·" .. '.1 · ~ 101(111114 ' ' · '. · ·., ' , 1w8a Arnold Ball, 12, ru. 2, Bar- 1 ~ 10, on a char&e ollallur,~~lruok f• ' • '~ .. . .....,~ ...; ~··•:'<".' H.t;tli.<>Lffl~.~If.\.""''" ' . ..... ..(...;. "-:".-l''t""" ~.,. .. ' ........ ~ ...... ,.,.,~"1..;..~ ) · ·,< · - •·!·~·. I.,._-~ ·-: ' ' ,! ,, , . r· Dixie Circle, Beverlee ,land; Pearl Sjucty1 ,Jlomeroy; :rnp=~·~f llx ,:C:,:'~ ' Lbida John10n, P a m 0818)1 swl~. ~ ~DI~n; il s LiQda Adams, Rhonda Dllelurpa ~- - Kalh)' bull~ ~,~e:f'~~~ Cod 11eem, Poilly Tlnlmons. _, ·· . :the N~vj i!y' BeU Aero Sy Debbie Hill. Caroi1n Birlll Salldar-Mr.IIIII_Mn. • Beverly Price,. tar- W~ C!l!'l' ,:>:8~( ·II If'% mea_2 If, left Joag Georce Diddle.' BI!IIOII; .'· ;,;:;1 ; [:1'~ ,.'/ ~"-'~ .·~t"~ Eval)l and Gal; . • j • . • , ~~~ ,. ' '; ~, ., , ·• Jl = I I I'· k m I I WI'tb Morse TV Heann•g GOIN'TO CINEMA ' POW Pilot Sup1norts Policv r . 'J l\Tavv .J J' ,tllliJJ"- U~ • the anti-government riots which shook the nation and brought a pledge from Ky and the mUllary junta for free elections. Further demonstrations If the Ky government ren~ on Its )II'Omlses to hold etecllons for a clvWan government by Sept. 15 are anUclpated. u ANDY CAPP ~- f'l' I . Rubber Co.' lashed back Sun- ; nausea gas but II was one of ~ d to r'tics of the aulo Indus- : the largest doses ever spread . . tray wh~ ~lairned that tires 80 , over Communlol territory. The TOKYO (UP!) -An Arneri- Denpa News In the Interview A. "I don't know anything my govemmemls, I aupport II, w!:r as cars were unsafe. Barn·' g~s was In powder~ form to SAIGON (UPIJ - U. .s. fell flew through a record canNa pUot captured by the that he has beefl treated! about bombing any innocent yes sir. I am a member of lb8l . dissemmate m chokmg clouds number of surface-to-air missiles and beat off a challenge! vy I h" l "pretty well" by his captors' people " government and 1 will support es said the diller:n~ bet~ee~ ' clearing the way for three bat~ from Communist MIG jets to strike North Viet Nam'a trans- Comrnumsts a ter NJsrthp ;r"~ b t th t "it could be much Q ;'We have eyewitnessed it aa long as I Uve" ~.. lower and r'g erb tpr,Jc ' !allons of ground troop• Pre- portatlon arteries and growing anti-aircraft defenses, a was shot down over od f' tie 1~prov:d " the . barbarous bombing of a Asked later If be ~eveel 1111 lires was not sa ety u ong 1 i . · military spokesman said today Nam last July has e Jan Y · tire llfe v ousty twas dropped m srnal~ Th C ch d \ 1 d declared he wlll support u s Asked if he had heard any Catholic church in North Viet North Vielllameae claim !bat 1t 12 R i "I do. not think Utere is a er quantities from helicopters. e ommun sa 1aun e a eas1 uss an-ma e lie in Viet Nam "as long as recent news about the Vietna- Nam. We have heard the more than 1,000 U. S. pW!el and Air Force pilots nf'ed · "I pos.,.l,·on of your government ls i have been shot down Ill ral•rnanufacturer .tod ay rnak'mg an ' Meanwhile • Buddhist leaders• mlsalles 'kl Sunday t j against d U.d S.11Navy h . 1poliveY" rnese war, ~to ~" n re , 1 . .. 11 unsafe tire," he said, adding ' angered by Premier Nguyen ::rbo::'rn~n~la :::-nft~~ ~~e ra nea that are I e arteries The. pilot, Crndr. Jeremiah A. haven't heard anything lately." that such bombing will end the ov•r the North, Denton uthat the lowest priced_tire with All missed their mark b~t shot down six MIGS, Including Denton, 42, made the statement I Q. "What do you thm~" at war.",. . c • I 81'";~red : , the right amount of alf ." saf~r one Air Force F105 Thunderch- one of the new supersonic MIG in an interview fUmed in Hanoi, pres~?t about It ,llhe war) . A. Whatever the po. ,Jon of ~o sir, I don t bellev~ than the best w1th too hllle a1r. , iel was downed by <OIIVentlonal 21 s. The MIGS made their pass by a Japanese newsreel' A. Well, I don t know what Is they ve shot down that many. I fire about 55 miles northeast or at the F106s 70 miles east- photographer. Denton said he happemng but whatever . the Denton said be was captured Killed ill Crash I Haool. southeast of Hanoi whUe the U, lived In Virginia with his wife poSition of my ~?vernrnent IS, I by local Vietnamese army BYESVILLE, OHIO A Air Force pilots reported a S. planes were bombing a and seven children regulations suppo~,t It fully. troops shortly after being shot Shaker Heights sales ereculive Hight of MIG 17s _ aeen for the highway bridge. forbid disclosure by military Q. How . do you feel about down near Thanh Hoa, near the and his wife were k11Jeel Sun· first lime lOUth of Hanoi The burst ol anll·alrcrafl ' authorities of the horne towns the bornbmg . of Amencan coast about 70 miles south ol day wben their airplane erasl)made a pasa at a flight of activity by the Communists of captured ~rsonnel. planes agam;t.. mnocent V~etnaHanoi. edinawoodedareaaboutlbrl!l! PT. PLEASANT- The con- F105s. The Thunderchiels reflected what Arneriean Denton. who was brought mese people , ml\sa BOutheQI'ol here Ill ~versial Malon county nudl!l turned to meet the attack and spokesmen said I! a steadily from his prison camp on the f" Gu~y··eounty. - .. ... We¥atan, located In , the MIGS ·fted. ' growing air defenae network Ill oul!kirts of Hanoi, seemed to WEATHER By United Presslnttmatlonal \AJlll Charles Beeson, 51, and his the Union District - bas been The MIG t7s were the firll North Viet Narn, particularly m1 be in good health and in fairly Partial clearing tonight, frost It seemed like winter to Ohi·l • wife, Ruth Ann, 47, were ldenU. reported up lor sale, accord· Communist fighters seen tn the Hanoi ll"la wh!eb bas been good spirits for a pri10ner of or freezing likely, low mostly [oans when they awoke today. 18 fled as the victims. The plane ing to State Agriculture Com- North Viet Narn's skies since "virtually isolated" by the war. in the 30s. Cold Tuesday, light Snow sleet and near freezing 1 was en route from Whit! Su~ mlsaloner Gus Douglass. last month's series of dog attacks ngalnst raUroad and He told Toshlimlchl Suzuki, showers or snow flumes north- temperatures were the rule phur Springs, W. Va. to Cleve- , Douglass explained that he fights In which American pilots I highway bridges. ' correspondent for the Nihon east. over the state. land. Witnesses said the plane i was approached to place an ad· The heaviest snow fell In Ashcircled the area several limes ' vertlsernent In the State Farm tabula county along Lake before 11 plunged bead first in- Bulletin of the proposed sale. ~'h Erie, where two inches fell WASHINGTON (UPI) - Se'~ to the ground at full power. Present owners said they wish· south of .Jelferson. . retary of State Dean Rusk ~ ed to find a location for their 0 ' Snow fell in northern Ohio day made a detailed, strong Record Bat Swing camp in a wooded area on a throughout Ute night and stuck def~se of the United Stateo' BALTIMORE, MD.- FRANK paved road so a• to have eas- CIDCAGO (UP!) -To hear bombing missions over the Baren said. "One, on Lbo' e low- that if we had had another gur, to highways. military role Ill Southeast Asia. Robinson, who became the nr•t , ier public acceso. two crewmen tell it, Lyndon >B. South Pacific were vlrtcaily level runs, there weren 't any Johnson would hove grabued it In central Ohio, rain was i It touched off_ a shouting mateh man In the Balhmore Memor· l Cornml;sloner Douglass said Johnson was brash and Mlve to ineffecUve. survivors 11 we were shot down, and whaled away at the miXed With sleet which never 1before a nationally televised ial Stadium's 13-year history lo i he had to refuse the advertise- want to go along on the Wo•ld He was at a remote a1t base Too, nobody took prisoners of Zeroes," Baren said. Bullots accumulated to a measurable Senate Foreign Relattona Comhit a ball out of the park, gave ment because the nudists are War 11 bombing mission that near Townesviile, Austra.\ia, war in those day> - military or riddled the plane's fuselage. amount . mitlee hearing• . American League pitchers · not 'bona fide farmers," and won him the Silver Star. one day when Marshall and civilian." The pilot wheeled around and A cold, artie mass was res- Rusk told the Senators the something ~ think aQI>ut The [because the Bulletin cannot ae- "I thought the guy was nuts," Ba~n were helping prepare Japanese ZeroeJ spotted the headed back to Austra'ia , ponSible lor the freakish wea- l United States has·set~ Ume former Cmcmnall Reds star cept commercial advertise· turret gunner Robert Marsh&ll their B-26 for a miOJSlon over ..1 d k" d • ed . duckmg Into some cluujs to ther. It was expected to cause and again lis feeliai llutt said alter the 451-foot blast ' ments. said In an Interview Sunday. New Guinea. 0:mJ:. ~~~ an , warm m lose the attacking lighte rs. snow flurries, frost and freez- freedom In Southeast Alta li 1 1 Sunday against Cleveland: . . · "Anyone who wanted 1o fty ., . · , "II there had been no clnud mg temperatures tomghl and important. "rve hit balls harder than The commissioner said his along on one of those missions Johilson - a lieutenant eomDurmg the battle, I d swear cover that da.v; • Bgreo said, e'arly Tuesday. Sen. Wayne L. Morse, ])()n,, 1 that, I tilink." ruling was not motivated by had to be out of his mind." rnander Ill the Naval Reserves "Johnson wouldo'~ br Pm ident At sunrise today, tem~ra- a leading crlllc of U.S. paltclel "Last year In Cincinnati 1 hlt i prejudice as the camp ls pres- "We thought the man wcs at the Ume -asked lor, and today." tures ranged !rom 31 at , in Southeast Asia, t"'"""'tely one thai they sald measures ently located (off Treble Road) stupid" taU gunner Harry got, permission to make the Two years later Marshall Youngstown to 42 at Chesa-1charged Rusk with ·~ 603 feet on the fly. I'm more only eight or 10 miles from his Daren' said "There were no flight. He wore his Navy and Baren !e3rnc.d th"t the peake. The tem~ratureo Sun-' reasoning'' and said lhll Interested in numbers than dis- own farm in Mason County. rnllk runs those days. We were uniform that day ~au:le, he young congressman ha~ been day ranged from a hi~h of. 49 tary's "position la ~ lance," he said, alter leading There presently Is no taw to getting clobbered!' told the B-26 crew, if the plane awarded the Silver star for that at Toledo to a state high of 87 able!' , the Orioles to a first-place tie [ha~ nudist camps in West Vir· was shol down over enemy CHARLESTON W. Va. (UPil aborted mission. None of t h e at Chesapeake. Sen. Frank J. Laus&tle. 1). with the Indians with live hits. !gm1a, according to a ruling by II waa early In the second territory, he would be treated An Air F e f3 3 . t 1 ·nc crew was hooored Ohio claabeel wllli MaJ1I · Atty. Gen. Donald Robertson, world war, Johnson, th<!il a a!l a prisoner of wor, ool as a ;;;; a navlgo~ 1 /1~gh:a;. r, · accu~ing the Orejaa . ~ . T E d made lollowmg complaints re- young congressman, bad been clvUlan spy. . ona . rom Damage is Medium , ...a......._ Ul'ncoat xpecte · celved by local authorities oJ dispatched by President Roose- "There were two things Wright • Patterson Air Force FIVE FINED To Auto 00 Sunday crat a complete - HONG KONG Koreaa the camp located In M as o n veil ID find out why Arne"'-" wrong with hla '"'""'"" " Base at Dayton, Ohio, landed ... I Medi'urn damage was call8ed ment. \Continued on Page 5) •~__ ,., safely Sunday at Kanawha Air- Five persons were lined "' - - - - - --'----!county. port after a "Dame out" al Pomeroy Mayor Charles Leg- to • 1966 model vehicle in a one., , 11,000 feet ar's Court Saturday night car mishap Sunday at 9:50 a. Meigs GeMl'll • . E. . 0 Veterans Memorial Holpllal James Bland, West Columbia, rn. on county ~oad 28 about four- Admillltu Sa..., - .. The crew dropped two fuel was lined $25 and costs on an tenths oJ a mile north of the in· bert Hall Muop. ~dmlsslolll Saturday - Rad· tanks, containing about 3110 gal- assault and battery charge; tersection ol Route 124. ~ Satvd&J - • cliff Hager, Middleport; Rhon-1 lUll Ions each, and on_e of them DAr- Harry L•ughary, Tampa, Fla., The Meigs county sheriff's dred Lowe. . da Kern, Portland, PhllUp 8 MARTIN STUART FOX rowly mlsaed hlltmg a group of $5 and costs 1<!11 ol center· department said Robert David Aclmlutou Sllday __ ,, _ !,1 LandudermUt,HartfoShadrde:. WDlllialm VUNG TAU YSouth Viet Nam (UPI) - It looks Ute persons at nearby Ruin aud Raymond Jusiis, Pomeroy, and Grueser. 16. Mmersville, travel- Barsotti, ~Pari· A.i.~ W A orson, • a e • - ' - - .1:.. ·· Smith Pomeroy· Mattie Righl- lllOrne mythical denizen of the deep a gigantic mecbanlcal arnashed mto a tree · Wanda sayre, Syracuse, both mg sou th · lost c.ontrol. of th e key, u .....-, ... ,.,..er .....111 Bill z~rkle, son of Mr. and . house: Pomeroy; Mrs. George olive drab stingray. ' Officials said that while the $5 and costs on defective muff- car he was dflvmg ID gravel Springfield; ~ ~ M Willi Zerkle Syracn•e IMorrison Minersville· Frank It Is halt' boat hall aircraft; a boat that loob u lflt pilot. Col. A. J. Parker, was ler charges; John Young, 22, and went mto a ditch. Both Portland. , w:· prese~ ·!lie B~ndsman Girolaml: Pomeroy; Mona Wolfe could bite; an alr~aft that lurks In the shadows ready. to lrylng to make a "d';"d sli~k" Mason, $25_ and costs for reck- front fenders of the Grue_ser ~ar lltJchqrpe S !'*Y - VII the . Year award during the an-! Portland; Tara Bacon, Charles- pounce. landjng, the plane s en ~me less operation and $50 a~d costs were damaged, but no mjunes Harllln&, Eva Potla, Jllilwa. . ton It Is the latest addition to the mllltary arsenal In VIet started again when" II had drop· on teavmg th• seene ol an oec1- were reported. There were no Jordan, Cbtrlel eaot, . N.. .. al band and • horus concert nu · ...., d~nt on wes t Mam-s · t Fr1"day ares ts rnade by sherifrs de- Bradahaw, ..,; ""'o, ...._:-....-• ......., .......,_ · ·sunday afternoon at Southern 1 Dlsehargn Slllurday' - n·•t- Nam, the U. S. ·Navy's secret - until now - weapon In .,.... to aboot 6,000 feet Jitgh School. . llam Miller, Mary LQngene' I '. Ita attempt to stop the seaborne lnfUtratlon and supply of Bight. partment. Burrows. · , .· · Zerkle received an engraved Bruce GUm111, Mrs. Van Rob- : Viet Cong unltl. . F'-Ill Identification bracelet sevep bins and ~ . : 1be official Navy terminology peller lacing aft and a double aremen Ba e .l 1- • .1-~ti-t other band aenlors ..;.,..gnized Blrtl llalllrday - Mr. and ~ for the craft Ia the PAVC the tall rudder enables 11 to lura Blaze on Park.st A~)UCJI"', ' )Were Debbie 11111, Pam Davis, Mrs. George- Morrison, Mfners. : Patrol Air QJahlon Vehicle. But llte an aeroplane. · . m Sylve•ter, Unda Adams, ville, I claulhfer, ! the real ol the world mows II II moves over the surface of · Mtdclle_port firemen, aurnrnon· Three persons, two of whom lington, who suffered a fractur- to stop W\thln the auurtd>cleat 1 Sewell, Dixie Circle and [ Adlnlai!Ha llaadl7. - lsaae l aa the hovercraft. either water or land three toed at 8·25 P. m. Saturday to were hospitalized, were In· ed right leg and sever. faelal dislan<e. 1 • an1ce Hoback, Wooten, Albany; Orvllle Armt, The hav.mft aqtved 1 lour feet above II. II can thus llgh\1 lire that ~·tr~yed ~ I jured in two separate Galiia jlacerallons. He is reported in Franklin D. ·Jianl,...., ·• Rt,. ; Chorus ~raolmel .wbp ll"l ' Pomeroy; Geraldine Kessinger, Viet Nam one wedt ago wllil : negotiate mud flail sand bars smEdaHu~~ctf k 1ong ng 11 Icounty accidents over the week ' satisfactory condition. 2, was lldJ!itiW' 'o.t ienlors Include Linda Carpen· Pomeroy; Brenl Larkins, Portand even rice paddies making .,.es, ar ·B • were ca • end according to the State Treated at the hospital and •Hill illcbl · I • ! . pr~!:e~?~~-D~~~~ ~~!~:d:. r.::~~!'t.~nt::ce:~'a:;~:~ MI.SSI.le . • .1 ! . _,. 'j .,. ·f"".,. .t •• ' . 1 !i = ' , I .. . . llliil' 'i• moderate] • II 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. 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