https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/62d45ead6c851c5d0f3bc67c4985c0bd.pdf 4bb467ab5247ad8879606b02f605e40c PDF Text Text ·'"' ,, '' ' ,. j ' ''' ' 0., lllay 19, lHI ' '\ ' I '.e, , ' ' .t 1I . 0 . ·,. WTnft"HO .1?·.1 ' ' aJ.· . DA NANG (UP!) -'!be SaJron. , . night, lbouttD8 •amer~eans 10 of tbe elty, but......, diverted ot: tta ligon riot squads lo ey/ ., said Walt Saturday tbat opposinJ polltleal United States Saturday moved I .Tbe D.t ,Nlog Alrbase, from Ihome" and "slop the war." Da Nana "at·lbo last momeut" "whatever Ioree Is -!fleers ·be factions in South VIet Nem 1 ICJIUO of Its bm1 j<l bombers whlclr ,..,. agllllsl Commu- 'lb<y were turned bact each He oal4 llio maneuv<r wu lo put down me new outbreak 1 ~ r: ~111ioiOSII' must be convlnct!d tbal IPJity Ia •Ill of llio Da Nang alrb...,, IIlii .North · Viet Nam are time by h~ ol poll<e lllld Its Saigon riot· sqllllds lo tbe of Buddhlsl r10llng lbere. Each a. 1+"<>. o1 •otalle\l needed U tbe Comm1D118ts are sheped by South Vieinarneoe ll!uncbed dally, normally baa at army troops wbo used tear-gu Violent illiel ,lllblllll contl- 'lime 11io demonstrators moved lbo .:1 f? .J 'OJ>L to be defeated. He did aot 10 "!beis and mlstak<nly bombed least 100 lighters and bombero and elubo. '!bey set Bre to an nued fn Da N~..; oil the coast out of their papdao BalllrQy "He • ·~~ lSI.? "'.! '-. Into specific. detaD In rellera~ by Vietnamese fOv<rnmenl ready for octloo. American vehiele during oae 3111 mlleo IIOI'Ibout of SaliiOII. night they w<re turned hact,. tbem," • 01 +,? Po o): lng the olllcial U.S, poaltioa lD planeL '!be u.s. Marine '111< re)lel mortar barrage marell. Government fol'ceo Satllrday hut each time they rearociJO'! leadore ~. ~> .s> -~ ~ ··e dispute. commandant angrily lhreatenod Iand aceldental _ bomhillf by Sebl Mote TtooPI oelzed liJe Buddbl8ts' Tan NiDb and marched again iD .......,._tboy would <' ~/'o 0 The Prealdent bas received to "put out of business" anyoJIO Vle!Damese Skyra!clero early Ky dispatched two more pqodlo, tiD!nf 1wo moiW. Uy greater alrengtb. facility K the 1.\ ~>, ~v .1 two telegrams from Thlch "'"'''sat, a short Mrs. lor 0091*'ation ' year. ' Is tile Cbllrd!T" . !If tlbo progrioq pre- aru..... wbo I Corbllll- Mra. · lllid olio ,FRIDAY NIGHT Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Until 8 MONDAY nd TUESDAY 'Nturettt Celorcartoo1u HUON \o~ VA ' . ~ Drive ·In ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ADVENTURE OF MOLl. FLANDERS" Kim Novak Ricbtrd Johnson (TechniBllor) -ond"IAMBOLE'' GJna Lollobri,iida Elke Sommer SATURDAY, MAY 21 "FINGIR ON THI TRIGGER" Rorr Calhoun IColor) , -4D'd- ''TAFI'Y AND Tltl JUNOU HUNTf•" Mlehael Pavllha (Teelmicolor) Specially equipped, specially . low-priced wagons, hardtops and convertibles-and sporting. propositions ·. on every car in stock! ' The lll{e, BIU'e way to .we is to deposit your savings doUan here in our •FuJI Service" bank - where they'll be safeguarded 1111ainst theft, misplacemeut, or temptations to spend them impu)&ively. Then, while you make your saving& ,-ow · with additwnol deposit•, we'll maJrepmt arow with intemt, as earned! . .; Storr soving here HOWl ' 5plciiiiJ pdCifl Faillanes Hof performanct-Sjrtat value I Fairlsne fiOO hardlop~. convertibles Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with whitewalls, "*lei trim. d'-cu. in, Six. tpor1y wnHI COYtrtand morel Yourchaiclolcalori.Hook UP ..;!h ~a nvlnp. toda~ et·your Ford Dealer's! SpeciiiiJ """ , . . OQn't Itt this ont gtl: away! Ga!al(it fiOO hardtops and convertibles. Wt11tewall~ Big She, alyled site! whetit COVIIf~ IPICill \rim and """'' low price. CruiSI-0-Matlc specially priced for these model' loo1 Hei_Dber Federal Relerve System iiriiltler Federal Depoolt illluranct CorporaUon .·"' .,., :.i;.. Slleclllr--.... [ A gJNI cotcbl EquiPPed with big · savings! MOjllc Dqorgato, whjlowllla, pleated 111~11)1 .• whool ..,.... and mo<t, tncl!'¥ Iii· tho low, ·low pflct. AHlin ......, . . ., ~.. et your fOtd·Dt...,flodi!f · ., POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND ' IAHR QOTHIERS Mhlcl~,o. KEITH GOBLE . . '. : ' 461 SOUTH .THIRD ST. ' ' •' ''. I " 28 PAGES VOL. 1 NO. 16 TONIGHT ''THE AMo•ous tmts wa,:m, chance of ahowera <, I Several hunclrtd of l)a Nang'o Maj Gen. Le 11 W Wal~ their ea~ 110,000 res!dellll hove ~!eon · " · I Amer!Cil\l oflleiall'> ""'""· woiPided In the - k of Icommander of the 3rd Marine ton oald prlv~y 1M) doubted IIBhtill&- 'lb<rt bu been DO Amphibious Force at Qa Naog, tbe Ky government could olflclal death 1D1J, although was repurted outraged by the survive! bee rlols,h uti be 35Buddhlel leaden cl~ acores rebel mortar attack qalnat the year-old ·Premier hlmseM did were tuled by K)''• marines, big base, Later, gov<rnmenl not appear worriecl during a who bave occupied tbe elty planes bombing rebel posiUena tour Saturday of Meting Delta olnce last Suncley. accidentally struck the base. A towns soujh of Saigon. Ute rono IlDia! of 15 Gl'o wialned President Johnaon told a 'lbS government o,ufhorlzedl wounds. Wsite Houae news conl<rence + '""* by nlgllt. Many Bargains All Over the Srp,. in Every Department and at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street Laura Devon WEAJHER Sunny and warm SWiday, Hlgll In the 71Js or low 80s. ljonday partiy cloudy, confln. • Mn 22-23-24 "RED LINE 7tltl0'' -Technicolot·, James Caan . Saturday Night Til 9 SuNDAY, who, further endang<red Am~ Saturday WOUiKiod 15 'Ameri· baltallons of loyallat lr1lop&can liv~•.' .cans. Movement of the U.S. ahoill 1,000 to 1,2110 men-lo Da frem•er N~en Cao Ky planeo to hasea eleew~ iD Nang and sold the troops, now meanwhile rushed lwo n10re South Viet Nam ,.., cleacrlbed numbering !,000 to 1,000, woultl haliallons of loyalist troop• to lin Washington as a "lhlnnlng 1101 leave the elty unU1 Da Nang, vowing to cruBh the out" ratber than evacuation. . restored." antl·gov<rnment rebellion In the Thousands of antl-govorn- Ky dleclosed tbe troops Who ftve north<rn provinceo, The men!, anti-American demoDStra- occupied Da Nang Jut Sunday Budd his l B Saturday night lora swarmed repeatedly out of bod been on their way to a ataged wlld anti-Ky, anti- Buddhist pagodas and Into the. combat mlsalon against the American demonstrations In streets of Salgon Saturday Viet C.., at ~~ Ngai, ooulb GllllpoU.PI. Pleasant . + /IIIII DeuoW To Th• Greater Middle Ohio Vallep SUNDAY, IMY 22, 1966 Pnoollloed ~ AlkedD It be Vq Tan bow be &finned and lielell muaclet, sa)'!Dc the · are not u ~ul thlnt. He rei- ---"~' aallonal electioas .. civilian government "orpniow!" beloro <rev<rend) Tri Quang, Ieeder of Tile IICbtlrl( al Da the Buddhist revolt iD llio ~ lncralfngiJ northern provinces, urging lbo A South Vletnameae Mlrfit· U.S. to overthrow the Ky captain Saturday ......... regime. Saigon Informants Sa- wilboul ~I of lrlal, terday !Bid tbe U.S. told Quang rtbel priiQner wilo -~ at bls Hue headquartera 60 him willl arma railed. miles north of Da Nana that he officer fired a .m,Je .lbol' f!ilt would regret further rehell the chest of lbo prilonor, ~ ,. attacks against Americans IUch wrillllls to b ao the mortarm, at Da Nang. (Qmltnnet! Oa PIP J)· , tnttnt •1'l!li!l ' a. fii'OUIIII. [fell Ntn~ l'ou ~C.- '·1 Shoteapean'• talber - . . ollleaJ ale tala' Ill 1111 ~·· home Iowa, Slrallord-o•A...., .J THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport ' ' ' PRICE 10 CEt-11'1 . ' �' '' ·,, ' '• ~. ' ' ,'' •·' Jl ';· I'll , " . . ,,(i~, ' ' ·~ Dateline: A3S\V 'IIJ Ullllod ,_. .._.,._ Gallia Pr!ceo of lloora, lombl moved lower at lllll'ketl tblo . week, but cl0164 bJiber, ... "' careass declined 1· to conts a pouod. f~d..-wl vi 11iAnn iV,,v~~ei:j-: OOUI , III!~OO ' · By HOBART· WILSON JR. time Is rapidly apprq,achlng we mug look to further expansion ... ". Thus :wrote Trlb1111e Edi· IQf, pwtght Wetherholt last Wednesdav. His editorial ~~Je~t was "Community Pianl!il!g.'' Owtght once again reminded \l.allla couniians ,"the day is not too diStant when we will be called on to support the comprehensive plan." .,' 't~ an~ ~heJJ • • last' week. Fahlr01 Advanee Uve cattle futllres !icati& lllosti>p .35 lo .45 per hundredweight moderately active trading lhe . Chi,ago Mercantile change this week. five--day receipts at leading ~:~~ roupled with the !p prices at leading • LOCAL officials, with profes1ional asSistance from the C. V. Hill and As· sociates .firm, bave been working on the plan01ng project a little over 16 months. It is a long drawn out process. It reqUir~s meetmg after meeting for city, county and st~le ofrJcJals. It becomes tiresome, But it must be done. · • • • • • • lambs at 12 slight lnelttase showed a In the wholesale dreued meat trade, Jtetr wao steady to 1-2 cent o pound lower. Heifet beet waa ateady to l·Z cent lower except 1tr Jy lower· IIIia we of TradO. ,._<11,. 1iheat watap 1 If" anchanied to off 7'fi I; rye oft I 1·1 to I' aoybeaDS liP~ to assisted In the of the cattle futures-. One of factors in the wal!l the relaxation u..s. to 1-2 cont APPROXIMATELY 13 Gallia countlans bave dedica· ted their services to the community's futuce devel· o~me~t. Ther~ should be more. Somethin~ like 113. It s dJSheartenmg when just two or three JDdividuals show up for a planning commission meeting. Not only for local officials, but for the state and national fig. ures who drive here to give the community a tip or two on future development. • 'fl~- ire · Important., Especially if they come Clydo B. Wolkw, Mgr. from lmall IIIII Larp Aoroage :·. ;Jrigh·ronkin; .offlc•als.c-Republlcans or 'j)emocrats. 51ti Ptrcnt lnt.,..l 'Ill\1'.have been .!hrough ii all before. The Tlll!es-Sen· lt Loculi St. Ph. 446-0201 Gollloootlo. Ohio_ _ t'9e} Wjl~S, all Cl~~ cand .COUnty residents to SUpport crilhmunity planning ·now, from ground level up. AI· The lhip knowa 11 1 bout ..., ' -::_=..__ __ ter al~ everybody will lie on the band wagon ·once it tlarts rolting. · was a scourge once used 11 an of punlslunent Jn • • RIIS!Iil. It was composed of •• _:~c~;~_o.;;~·.;, THE .next" planning commission meet]ng Is scheduled thoags of leather mterwonn Mlr Tuesda~, May 31, at 7:30 p.m., in the dty b\lllding. SuJ1>nse the dedicated workers with a tre- with wire. m~ll~us turnout that evening. · • '!/ • A'• AllJr4 • • • • resjdents, especially Individuals engaged in ~,~ing, are stiil tal~n~ about the May g cold ·~ 2~ ~1'.·~, ,- '~ I 0. l * e . ~ ilimlth,. former ,GaWa County Extension Agent TRUCK DIIIVEliS AGE Zl-tl SEMI OR STRAIGHT actnt,wQrking out of the district of- !Jperlence not neoessary. You can eBrn over 13.00 per bour f ~:111 J•ckao~) drop~ 'in the Times-sentinel office Iller short training. I ~k. ·Snuth .commented on the frost which kill· placement service ed practically .alll966 tomato and apple prospects. You do nol !lave to rekleall. 1_, ._. • ..• • For applicatioo writs Nation I "~-had several cold spells in May before", said Wide Semi Dlvialon, f."".;;;,.;;;" , Smllit, "but the 198&-sj>ring froSt was the worst I've Haeckl Freight T~=~ seell. ill'· -~ area." He recalled reading or bearing Bldg., 1255 Corwlo ! Hamilton, Ohio. Or call a~~ Iiili 'fr~ze in '1923. After checking our files, w~,'l d'llallia and Mellis county was hit hard by a 195-3727, ........ il:J.ll41-1.!72l f~·- . ,May 9, 1923, but lhe apple orchards survived, at', . ~e tomato plan~. It was Interesting to note lh,a\: lie two frosts fell on: the same date, 43 years ,· ~ · an ' area ~ - ri.UU •! I c nn~ OJ,:( '"'f"... •• r .. )j • ·' Camping Equip. • THREE weeks ago, whlle.search!ng the newspaper files '{or our·"20 Years Ago" we found tbe tem~era· lure dip_ped lo 27 ,degrees around the last of April in 1946, but thai was before most cropa bad been plant· ed. Damage was.minor that year. We've heard reports from the Huntinf:ton area that 1931 was a·bitter year for ·farmers'bi¢auseof freezing temp-eraturea. · ':)f' •~,•\1< ,_ • . ' .l~ q~ •.. • • I " $ " "I . ' FORMER Gallipolis <'each Jim Halderman ·wrote Mr. and ·Mrs. Panzo B"'tiana a fine letter recently for their l\o$pi!al!IY ·s~own him during bis April mit to the Old Frenl;h C1ty. "It waa like a real homecoming on top of a ·real homecoming," wrote Jinl. "To just see and talk to you and all the otber fellows .. ,thiS put I glow on,IIIY head that stays there over and over," he added. ' · ,. TWEWfY YEARS AGO, from the fllea of The Dally .. ,.. l'rlb~ne and weekly Gallla Times . . . Jimmy Dean i5aldweiUoinpiles highest score In city eighth grade 'tests .. ·. Fifteen-year-Old Betty E, Rouah, Cheshire, DBWrri PWIIBlNO rates Ji~t in district, lllh in~ state for Athens book· AND q&TINO keepihg eiamination , . . Cll.jl commission ponders .need of preliminary survey for light plant ana three- liOUTE 180 lor prompt . . sorv1co. Call Gl Ul3ii. )Yay· clean-up of Cbickama~'a Creek ... Dr, John C. Baker, 9hio University president, addressa. 62 GAitS seniors during annual commencement exercises. Pvt. V•nee Johnaon awarded 1946 athletic key, Marcuo Grube gets scholarship key, ~nd Dan Black and Katie ·Brumfield share music key .. , A. Herman Uhrig dies 11uddenly in Birmingham, ' an~ Victor H. Mutln sue.cumbs in Arkanaas City ... , Ben Ev~ Jesigns ,Wash· ·lngton school principal's.wsL!MarshaU Boggs ·named 1auccessor . . . Joe Clar~ , reslins vO-ag post at Gallla ·Academy High school. Chad~ ,S~~ver !'am~ succeaaor ... CObnty para!yzed;by . ~oad walliout. . ... ' ATTENTION D'ADSI Now You Can S.. All The $ullll!ltr .... bill G1m11 With Your Own Phi~ 19" Port•ble 1. v. '' •.• A.FREE PRESS WILL STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS The first sign of any free govern rnent is the existence of lb fr• press ••• the freedom of the press .to report about civic, commun- , t.... ·' ' lty, country and world affairs openly, truthfully. For, without free. . ... ··I;!, ' dom of the·pres$, America would be bleak, stifling. It is the people's TONIGHT ttoru TUIIOAY .. ID LINI-TecbnirolorJ1111e1 Caan Laura Devon ' rightto.know and the;ft.wspar--'s fespOn~ibility 1o inform, tdu- · '-rot!• In Minor Wreck i ' Co~-· WIDNIIOAY I THURS. ·.. Mer 25·26 JIOTOPIN FRIDAY ond $ATURDAY Mtr 27·2l "TTWN TAMIR" ....::Techntcolor- .. , .. catl, stimulilfl and.CJSSjst. ' " i l ., ' ' " •, An informed press is a free pnss.. The " AmeriCC11_11~jri~~.ain ~n,informed'people and free as long as Dana Andrews Terry Moore rmoNDrive·ln w, v n "'A!RD "LIVING IT UP" -Tecbnicol.orIMan M1rttt1, Jen'J' Lewi1, Janet Lellb .it and ' .. I!"'" , , ., ... Peter O'Toole Jamet Ht.!oD , (Teclullcolor) ' '. -and' ! l-•l· .I' .... '. ~· ."' ' ' '' . ' < I '., ' . if·""" be, '· ', .- ' 1' '' ' ,, i, �' '' ·,, ' '• ~. ' ' ,'' •·' Jl ';· I'll , " . . ,,(i~, ' ' ·~ Dateline: A3S\V 'IIJ Ullllod ,_. .._.,._ Gallia Pr!ceo of lloora, lombl moved lower at lllll'ketl tblo . week, but cl0164 bJiber, ... "' careass declined 1· to conts a pouod. f~d..-wl vi 11iAnn iV,,v~~ei:j-: OOUI , III!~OO ' · By HOBART· WILSON JR. time Is rapidly apprq,achlng we mug look to further expansion ... ". Thus :wrote Trlb1111e Edi· IQf, pwtght Wetherholt last Wednesdav. His editorial ~~Je~t was "Community Pianl!il!g.'' Owtght once again reminded \l.allla couniians ,"the day is not too diStant when we will be called on to support the comprehensive plan." .,' 't~ an~ ~heJJ • • last' week. Fahlr01 Advanee Uve cattle futllres !icati& lllosti>p .35 lo .45 per hundredweight moderately active trading lhe . Chi,ago Mercantile change this week. five--day receipts at leading ~:~~ roupled with the !p prices at leading • LOCAL officials, with profes1ional asSistance from the C. V. Hill and As· sociates .firm, bave been working on the plan01ng project a little over 16 months. It is a long drawn out process. It reqUir~s meetmg after meeting for city, county and st~le ofrJcJals. It becomes tiresome, But it must be done. · • • • • • • lambs at 12 slight lnelttase showed a In the wholesale dreued meat trade, Jtetr wao steady to 1-2 cent o pound lower. Heifet beet waa ateady to l·Z cent lower except 1tr Jy lower· IIIia we of TradO. ,._<11,. 1iheat watap 1 If" anchanied to off 7'fi I; rye oft I 1·1 to I' aoybeaDS liP~ to assisted In the of the cattle futures-. One of factors in the wal!l the relaxation u..s. to 1-2 cont APPROXIMATELY 13 Gallia countlans bave dedica· ted their services to the community's futuce devel· o~me~t. Ther~ should be more. Somethin~ like 113. It s dJSheartenmg when just two or three JDdividuals show up for a planning commission meeting. Not only for local officials, but for the state and national fig. ures who drive here to give the community a tip or two on future development. • 'fl~- ire · Important., Especially if they come Clydo B. Wolkw, Mgr. from lmall IIIII Larp Aoroage :·. ;Jrigh·ronkin; .offlc•als.c-Republlcans or 'j)emocrats. 51ti Ptrcnt lnt.,..l 'Ill\1'.have been .!hrough ii all before. The Tlll!es-Sen· lt Loculi St. Ph. 446-0201 Gollloootlo. Ohio_ _ t'9e} Wjl~S, all Cl~~ cand .COUnty residents to SUpport crilhmunity planning ·now, from ground level up. AI· The lhip knowa 11 1 bout ..., ' -::_=..__ __ ter al~ everybody will lie on the band wagon ·once it tlarts rolting. · was a scourge once used 11 an of punlslunent Jn • • RIIS!Iil. It was composed of •• _:~c~;~_o.;;~·.;, THE .next" planning commission meet]ng Is scheduled thoags of leather mterwonn Mlr Tuesda~, May 31, at 7:30 p.m., in the dty b\lllding. SuJ1>nse the dedicated workers with a tre- with wire. m~ll~us turnout that evening. · • '!/ • A'• AllJr4 • • • • resjdents, especially Individuals engaged in ~,~ing, are stiil tal~n~ about the May g cold ·~ 2~ ~1'.·~, ,- '~ I 0. l * e . ~ ilimlth,. former ,GaWa County Extension Agent TRUCK DIIIVEliS AGE Zl-tl SEMI OR STRAIGHT actnt,wQrking out of the district of- !Jperlence not neoessary. You can eBrn over 13.00 per bour f ~:111 J•ckao~) drop~ 'in the Times-sentinel office Iller short training. I ~k. ·Snuth .commented on the frost which kill· placement service ed practically .alll966 tomato and apple prospects. You do nol !lave to rekleall. 1_, ._. • ..• • For applicatioo writs Nation I "~-had several cold spells in May before", said Wide Semi Dlvialon, f."".;;;,.;;;" , Smllit, "but the 198&-sj>ring froSt was the worst I've Haeckl Freight T~=~ seell. ill'· -~ area." He recalled reading or bearing Bldg., 1255 Corwlo ! Hamilton, Ohio. Or call a~~ Iiili 'fr~ze in '1923. After checking our files, w~,'l d'llallia and Mellis county was hit hard by a 195-3727, ........ il:J.ll41-1.!72l f~·- . ,May 9, 1923, but lhe apple orchards survived, at', . ~e tomato plan~. It was Interesting to note lh,a\: lie two frosts fell on: the same date, 43 years ,· ~ · an ' area ~ - ri.UU •! I c nn~ OJ,:( '"'f"... •• r .. )j • ·' Camping Equip. • THREE weeks ago, whlle.search!ng the newspaper files '{or our·"20 Years Ago" we found tbe tem~era· lure dip_ped lo 27 ,degrees around the last of April in 1946, but thai was before most cropa bad been plant· ed. Damage was.minor that year. We've heard reports from the Huntinf:ton area that 1931 was a·bitter year for ·farmers'bi¢auseof freezing temp-eraturea. · ':)f' •~,•\1< ,_ • . ' .l~ q~ •.. • • I " $ " "I . ' FORMER Gallipolis <'each Jim Halderman ·wrote Mr. and ·Mrs. Panzo B"'tiana a fine letter recently for their l\o$pi!al!IY ·s~own him during bis April mit to the Old Frenl;h C1ty. "It waa like a real homecoming on top of a ·real homecoming," wrote Jinl. "To just see and talk to you and all the otber fellows .. ,thiS put I glow on,IIIY head that stays there over and over," he added. ' · ,. TWEWfY YEARS AGO, from the fllea of The Dally .. ,.. l'rlb~ne and weekly Gallla Times . . . Jimmy Dean i5aldweiUoinpiles highest score In city eighth grade 'tests .. ·. Fifteen-year-Old Betty E, Rouah, Cheshire, DBWrri PWIIBlNO rates Ji~t in district, lllh in~ state for Athens book· AND q&TINO keepihg eiamination , . . Cll.jl commission ponders .need of preliminary survey for light plant ana three- liOUTE 180 lor prompt . . sorv1co. Call Gl Ul3ii. )Yay· clean-up of Cbickama~'a Creek ... Dr, John C. Baker, 9hio University president, addressa. 62 GAitS seniors during annual commencement exercises. Pvt. V•nee Johnaon awarded 1946 athletic key, Marcuo Grube gets scholarship key, ~nd Dan Black and Katie ·Brumfield share music key .. , A. Herman Uhrig dies 11uddenly in Birmingham, ' an~ Victor H. Mutln sue.cumbs in Arkanaas City ... , Ben Ev~ Jesigns ,Wash· ·lngton school principal's.wsL!MarshaU Boggs ·named 1auccessor . . . Joe Clar~ , reslins vO-ag post at Gallla ·Academy High school. Chad~ ,S~~ver !'am~ succeaaor ... CObnty para!yzed;by . ~oad walliout. . ... ' ATTENTION D'ADSI Now You Can S.. All The $ullll!ltr .... bill G1m11 With Your Own Phi~ 19" Port•ble 1. v. '' •.• A.FREE PRESS WILL STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHTS The first sign of any free govern rnent is the existence of lb fr• press ••• the freedom of the press .to report about civic, commun- , t.... ·' ' lty, country and world affairs openly, truthfully. For, without free. . ... ··I;!, ' dom of the·pres$, America would be bleak, stifling. It is the people's TONIGHT ttoru TUIIOAY .. ID LINI-TecbnirolorJ1111e1 Caan Laura Devon ' rightto.know and the;ft.wspar--'s fespOn~ibility 1o inform, tdu- · '-rot!• In Minor Wreck i ' Co~-· WIDNIIOAY I THURS. ·.. Mer 25·26 JIOTOPIN FRIDAY ond $ATURDAY Mtr 27·2l "TTWN TAMIR" ....::Techntcolor- .. , .. catl, stimulilfl and.CJSSjst. ' " i l ., ' ' " •, An informed press is a free pnss.. The " AmeriCC11_11~jri~~.ain ~n,informed'people and free as long as Dana Andrews Terry Moore rmoNDrive·ln w, v n "'A!RD "LIVING IT UP" -Tecbnicol.orIMan M1rttt1, Jen'J' Lewi1, Janet Lellb .it and ' .. I!"'" , , ., ... Peter O'Toole Jamet Ht.!oD , (Teclullcolor) ' '. -and' ! l-•l· .I' .... '. ~· ."' ' ' '' . ' < I '., ' . if·""" be, '· ', .- ' 1' '' ' ,, i, �����,. ' • ' . . • . RoJtlrJ, $ch.dules Announced . . f' . ' ' ' e~s-!e~ntl~ae§l,~S~un~da~y~,~~~~~y~tt;,~~:~==~~ lr=='l'll!r==Su~n~de~y~Tini§. S · Urr~~Gy Times-Set~tine/ II ~t at R-Smr: a~ Brave• .;...1 Braves llm:llaru ,Tbe ..lo Jllllrlet pit dlemp- <1'0111111 ~re tile Blue DeVIII -1111 staie high ·oebool tourna- Soulh-jellablished tonsliij> rested outside lbo a new dlslrlct re-j men! as district medalist ........ Wl.Y u, .... :;. :w; ;!;-;'Itt for tb~ _llnl lli!lt Ia etpt Tllus, fQr tba first lllile liDce lcl;'1 fourth atrallbl IJ1p 1o years lo&,y (~ 1958, !be dlllrlcl: eroWII mts lbe big cl!J - bl mada lite Ia's seYell lir9Q - ~ SP- outside the SEOAL. jiiiJII three prev)OUI yean as urday over 4leloodilll champlau Mariella will repraeo1 tile a member of tile dlllrlct cbampGallipolis, SEO Dlllricl iD tho stale tourn- ion Blue otvill. 'l'hoTig""eadlidtbiiSEO!UJ•·amentlbiJ weelltlld In CoJum. Roderick ,ftridl 3i 011 Qle lon11 domiuitlollliJflnl!!hlll& 1!111 bUJ. . 1tre1 nlne,-11111 ellDt back Sft18-hole SIIIIS!otl will! a 318 t.m Galll..oolll' Cbrla Raolerlck fill. l!l'dJy a!Wnoon wllb a 34. score. GaiUpolis, wln!ler of eel a ~par 18 to • Pete ~. t.ncaster, delhe tournlllllllll four slrallht tabllsb a DeW dillrld record leading dialriel mecllllsl, was years, plactd second wltb a in tbal CJieiOI')'. lllldwlek wU1 dlaqjlalililld wbea.lt wu IearD325 score. ..,port ID . Columl;ua Tbursc!Jy eel be played Ill 1 pro-am fAiur'· Alheu WOII be llf~ wbera be wU1 perlialplle Ia lilt ument last weet. 6-Tbl ~ '1'i~Def.Stntlnel, SundJY lily 22, 188e . ll;·~~g. ~ A~ ~: /, ~T 1 I 9 Records Established Several records were written New r0110rd1 ""re eellblllb· M~ ·-::l. '"Yankees J0It TWI.ns '4•2 Charles Downie, chairman of 10 • II YEAIWLIIS · the 1!186 junior champ competl- Running Broad JIUilp-ChBI' tlon, sold more than 65 boys les Faulk, new rOIJOrd of 14' participated in the viiJ'ious I"; ~- D. Story, Robert Black• events for boys 10 through slon. ":-:~ . :· : NJ:W YOIUt (UP!) - Tbe : !lew York Ylllkeel ICOftd four llllfarued IIIDI Clll fOUl' !dis ud llft'Ol'S by Jim Kaal IIIII Zo_Uo VerSIIIta Ill the - l b iDninl ';&;urdi.J alld wat on ID wblp , 1be ~ Twins 4-:1. · Kaat, eborpd with hta lourlb :,_defelt aplno\ four YIC\or!U, made 1 tbro.U. olTOI' on Ill at11D!pled Ioree play IIIII ;,v~ boolld ., eaay :<:groUnder ~ tbe Yaakeel were buncbinlll!llles by Bobby Richardson, Joe Pepitone, Ro. ger ~ IJld Elston HoWIII'CI for tbetr ntntb 9lclory In 12 garnoo Slnct Rllplt H~ look over .. IIWIIiefSteve Hamll!Dn, who relieved ;~<tarter Bab Friend with one oul Ia the ltflb, plldted btU- bill Botb runners were sale. the mt of the way IIIII wu PepitOIII slncllld 1D r!Jh!, credited wllh bla seeond vlciDry aeorinl lllchlrdaon and ManUe qltll&l one defeat. · Hemllton walked 110111 and llrUCk out oevett. Frlelld llvt up elaht hill lncludlne 1 two-run homer Ill lbe lourlh by 1llrmoD K1IJe. brew who boolted his total ID 800. . Wllb one out In tbe •-tb. Richardson llqllld far the IKOIICl htt of tbe pme off Kaat who ~ lbrew wide ID IKOIICl base !ryiJii fat • ~orce plll)l "" Mlcltey 1\lenlle • pounder. UI.IUtU\11"'1 1J, R1Cb.rd Yaup. acored wlllll VeruUes bobbled Tom Treeb'o croundet'· Jfaril drove in PepiiDno with 1 &Ingle ID rlibt and AI WortiJIDIIon replacl!d Kaal. But wllb two Howll'CI droppeclaloopinC 1Jin11e ID right scortna: Trelh. Mlanlloll liD 2110 11110 - I I I New York 1111111110 IIJr - 4 5 0 Kaa~ Wll1hlni\On (7) lllld Batley: Friend, Hamilton (5) IIIII Howard. WP - lllmllloo (Z.l). LP - Kul tt-4). HR KlUebrew tSrd). ou~ ~~-Each boy events. was permitted to enter three The lone winner of first place in all three events he entered .was Steve van Meier or Pomeroy in the 13-14 year-old Division. Mlldlil were presenllld willntrll of 11r11 In each event willie !be other parttctpan\s were presented certlflutes. pia~ .. ~ lndii1DS at Redl SeDJaton !Tl Bravea Kedllat Ylllb 13 4', I"; 11m. SW1f1aL 11t Ylfll Dalh _ III1IDf oil, .114• Orlllld PlDJd, • ' Rlct. 10 Ym llllb - Paul :1.1; DIDIIY Abboll, liiE nME IS NOWI •• FOR A USED ) !OLBDO C1ll'I)L. ~ lelll ~ . . . . 4lfll. cU!I IJII'CIINIIII 8alardlt tlri!IIIIIIUI till br I thl . . . oi-4IIMnlk . . ., ,.. -tw1 W11l1aJnl. ' - · · • tar • • - ....... lloolw, Jlno. 59 Chev. lmpal• 4 .,._ • oy1-. GeneraIs Clamt • M0v Di.amondTit}e ·j 60Ford~ Du.,. T.,..k, 8 oyllnclor ""'"" 5 .-.1 .,.... 2 .......r •• lo 65 Dodge O.rt I Or. 270 lorlll, 6 oy!lr> cllr. llttndlnl trtns., ndlo lftd htlttr 65 Hond• 18th Annua}. G'I Dodd Mi}e \VJ"ll 8e H ld Galli' I' . e lD .po IS Dev n Has ~ k Lead OJ-lJtro e In c0Iom:a. 1 &~ror : b:.~ ·~ea '~ ys m ID er ets .ur. . 1964 CHMOLET 61 Thunderbird I dr. Hordtop, 21t onttno1 dlnlfard tr1nt. lldlo Ina liNtor 2 Dr. Horott.p. All _ , , afr condltlenlnt. • Door Sedln. BoouUful Sad- 63 Chevrolet dle Thn Finish, MatclrinC Till Interior, V8 engine. POwer· lliido lranamiuioD, _ radio, lieater. wbtto wall llrea. Dont Mloa Seetnc Tblo cor $1489 ( ' ' .·r 1'1111 WIEQIItJ 1965 HONDA 90 cc 41peid, nd, lllldllr 1,000 lllilel, 'Hl'J Dll:e 1964 HONDA ISO cc •••arlal, Electric start, -& speed, loaded with one of the sharpest used bikes we bavt had 1964 HONDA 90 cc s,ooo miles on thla bike, but loU olllleeat people miles 111ft 1964 HONDA 50 cc Electrle start, Juuage net, 11111 bin, _, 111111 Httle bike for the begbmar 1958 LAMBRETYA SC00111 PLEASE, l.t me bur ID offer thla week lol AI• 2 Dr, ~ cr!lndor. Auto. Tro... IIHie 1ncl hooter, Whltowollllrtt. While You Arl Here In Our IMwreora 63 Ford Galaxie lilY Ttrms. Now IMUranceat Rilllonalll• ..._ 64 Ford Chi1Xie RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Leolc Over 1M 45 tMw HtMt c,-, In...._ 500, Cony. I cyl. Aut. Irons. I&H YOUR .. . CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE 500 - 2 D- Hlflllott. I oyl. Auto. trono, W'lto- wiiUINt. Keith Gohle Ford DEALER USmCARLOT 210-236 Slcond Avo• Galllpollo, Ohio t..cuot I s,...,.,. Sto. Mlddloilort Ph. 446-3672 (urn - S. Second Ave. Middleport, o. Ids Tornado I m J. a ' 65 Ford G•l. 500 BEL AIR • f.e~eed, Sharp, O.Diy 400 MJlu, 8ealadlll ~~ of _,._ ,. _.r fBIS WEEK'S SPECIIlLI •t. Iii(--,_. ~ traM., INWtr .,..,. hto. bnkll IIIII wfftdows, rtdio I hllhr I 1966 YAIIAMA 60a i\U. J";' am- ~a~~-- 62 Ford G•l. 500 Qur used cycle ullunen uys they ell hew to go. We ere getting eo many used cyclel in trade, we ere running out of room fGr our new HONDAS ..,. Here It a plltlellllting of used unltl In atock. 4 4r. I cyl. AI Trono. P, .convertlbr.. a cjllndlr, • .· •uo ie· ln.._ Radio & hNier 64 Galaxie XL 18th annual Gti Dodd's mile run, I)JOJIIOred by tbe ... .... NJW•VONt Qa!llpotll Rollry ClUb. will be staged In the near future ~ .... eys. ......... ...... ~u~r~m. ~~.. CIIJ IIocbl!dullld W!llb., aighl on .MemMlll flleld. \er DleiO !IJ1 !!do .the. ..... il 1111 ' 1" Only IIORT WOR'l'H <UPI)' Smllb, 111811 wlnnel', · ai1d pitched llll!l .llle bmul to 1D ta1J pma SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)- Cap Peter10n 11DC!ed acrou Bruce Devlin's Ul'lllly : true oompetltor in !be 111811 ac:oomplllhed tJie leal In 1151, beinl lifted lift-lelllfh 'l1ctoly •...,_ In Nallolll Leap tbt IHI!ud run Ia the third lnnlq and th'n San Francia- putter Nrnecl 10111' on t h • Cillio ltatO fte11a11a1 meot at lilt IIIII IN!. . - CIHF COl pi ~at'1 110,0111 addlll ,..., W L Pal. GB co produc:od foUr doubla playa to IIIUfe lu,lt 1 U victory cloalnJ holes Saturday and bla Worlhlnglon, i1 favored 1D N- Dodd, lemoul !ftller followJnC 1mJ1DP for Fl!gbt Handicap. · 21 12 .1111 over tbe N. . York Jleta Slturdll)l 4uplte lbret more hill lhrtateped runawQ lor I be tain !be title. SJnllb, 1 )!mlot, !!~~!." II, dedicated the pi~-~ llalbol •• M!IOIId, a!IOIIMr :110 14 ... 1 by ''Glint tiller" ~n Hunt . . Olionlll NattOI)Illnvllltlon l~lf ltd Gallia Acadeii!Y'I ll'ack l!ld ........._, P!tld track Ill ~(1111, ,._, __ llvelqtba lllltont of IINisllt 17 14 ,OIJ 4,. l'l\eriOII't 0111 hip 11111 toornament lltlt dlleipated '" field team in scorilllhil sprlal. 1111, lis monthJ before 1 ~ • aeventb, SUlDIII!II' 8clndll ~ tl 11 .Ill 4\1 IIII-OIIIIIIIIIID a Nllld wblcl! Tbe Olantlllltd !brei relief I dlrp of boleyo, but bla 54- In 111811, Smtih won the ' Dodd l!'idltOD was dedicated.lie to lten llaq~ "lrlciTIIdlocl tii.M, and $UO lit 11 14 .w & wlpocl ou1 a tbree • run IPilii'P pltcben 1191 eouldn't ltop Hunt, bole total of 1011 kept him t1tree mile 111 &:05. Htre'1 ·previOUI on Dodd lid '"' mile and one.etpttb 1\'ent 11r. 1 11 15 .IIGO • wb1cb tile Meta lll)o)'t4 llh Who now bas 10111 sis· lor slx \1trom out In front, milt "~' · ¥ore Epll llllle• 111d . . - . ·• 17 :110 .4111 '"' apenM of 1\II'Wr Bob Bolin In j.,.WI the leap leldll'l In The 111111*' Australian lhot U'111Gea~llp01'; event Is open ID 11118 - Tom Craw~ lid ill! 1!111 and up. 11a11oa 1 I. II .tlt "' 11Mr 11n1 1nnb11tbe PIJIIWO ;net bas 1aw?·TO Saiuldey, bill -tbe six· 8 . illgh ICIIOol at!)- 111!1 - BIU llqw Yaliiii!IDt• Ill andnd~=~ 1 :a .Iii 12,. . laille4 ball )lliiJ 17 olllle lui atrob lull he hid bUill up leies. . 1111 ,.. Dan Bqboul T1ie _... Jun!~_to a wllb P1 Willie MeOoviJ Mil IIIII II 11me1 be bas laced lbem. sbortty -'ter. 1be tum melted ! Tha Gil Dodd'l mile run lilt - Dan Bliboul lead In the f1lUI """" plld Pranclteo back Into coniiDIIOI Bob ftldd1 burled 4 W lnD- away on the otrelcb drive 1o 0111 wal eBtabllahlld In liM Ill' liN ·- Din ~ Itnoop •!l.u.ol, to ::=-.:--:=T1t;. 11)1 ~~~~•~ a 410-loat bome u 1o pll:k up tbe wiP IJld tift the 11111 tee w~ • 11,1100 Bob Jam• who llnllheol tbe 19M - Bob ·.laiiiiiOn !4:».s, ftC> 111 ~ Rodgtrt' •lnllt IIIII run 4NP tntola ...~.!!"· ~: b l l - 11111'1!: Ill M. South- Jallerllel aat Ill oli lba finish. evont·tn 4:3i.i. · arll). : · lid en 811u1'1 wild pltcb. IIIII '"" '""' ......, ptlli Bob IJifdller Willi lbe 411- TriJI trouble IIIII an errant Th~• GAllS · atbltlll ·biVI 1116 - 8'fQII Kll!tloa .. ~ lhtQ doubled wllb 11m DIVtlljl(lft Cll but. D . _ )(llM lleiJ oulblt, 1111 G~ puuer oauaecl him 1D bopy the WCIII the·coveted Jlodli'a· _mila 1.. M!lhap, Jlod4ers. _!!!llt'l of~:!.': 14!;··Pill u-7. f!ij ~k 11911il 1-1. 11tb, 15tb and 17111 boles and cup tl!rfe OIIIIHCUtivt Yflll. 1117 - Ron Cln Wlll'bJ!!IIIIIIII!d 1111 ..,. 0111 ..,. . ,. 1'1\1 Glalllt wanlll docble left Ilene Littler of La Jolla. Da9 ~tb9Ut dltj i1 Ill 1161, 196!1 - Ron Clrr ; · In II!" silllt wben !till !!'!' ~· · J!ifJ .IQ'!bl !Q!!rlb; llltb, s111b caw., wltbln slrlktllll rqo of 1952, a!)d 1153. D~rrall ~UMrl Ull - ~II Nlbef! Bob s.,.;ne Ill& i tile pt !1111 lllllpd wllh jutt II boleo\0 go . . , • .:•, 1110 •- DirrfU Nlbefl . Jbwtae, ValeiiUnt lt!*l •...p, -~ \ll•W ~, ,.._.~ IIUJ!dll' In tbe m-apJor lhe ilFf)l'llf Jr. of 0411~~-• h~ 1981 -.. · p.!Ten i~iberl . ki!!iiii'OUndld laiD 1 . · . wu ~-'ij 'ieoond b - t=,I!OO first prt&e. · a 34-34-al; J~ Mcyvwan,, ~ J,.ee '· , • , ~ ~lng Weill all ~~a.llilllllnl (II Jim frolll. . ":. !W Llajtr Who IJllarod • liner !l'broe o!Mr playerj w~re , ,. t.arao, Fla~o ,1fhQ h•rl '- m;.·~- I,.S ..; Larey Bets , f, \ ·, ; !bird l'beJI -~~:~~~~~ 11111.,... .JICGetJIJ 1!1!1 bJ' Jta, MoMUian In tiN alxtb evon "par 310 and eoncelvably.1 68, alld · 11. II· Sii!B of 1864 - -.-Jill) Jjutnl - ' .P'I l1!row to !rl 11!1 ill puiild 11111 bJ' Jolla .... aJid ttrlld to MeOovey at firlt · were stU! in !be rupnln& for the S,PJ:II)Illjlle. Af\1., ·WI!<> lbol • K. jl• ~ . '~ .la!tlb . , -~ ocorecl wbenm ~=~~~f.ft~; -. _- - - baH. _ priM plum. 'l'be)l were Gay 3U7, • . 1166 - 1. r · ~ tbmv w1 GaliN t Dr. I cyUndtr, • uto. -•nt.rllllolnclllooter .a. .a. 59 Ford Galu · ' r =·!UPPUfl 1 Ukt new l ._...lb- I Aufe. Itch 1111111 hHter, Whlte oldowoll 11,... 1riM. 111_... Senators "'I.nFourth Jn ROW, 5 1 oylloo Rtc:IJ::nd Wltlto I all dtr, auto. tr1n1. ii! n:tt of con ..rtlblo. 500 '* 1 ~~~umore G D ubi l &-(0.1~ ;:_ao:>.Four 0M e Mndl)l'l PiaiantsI Get 1'1 Ov Managers should notify Part J1111111ger Boblly . Oril wben games are to be made up to Insure availabllltJ of ...111 111 · · · _ _ __ ••lllr r~ce 13 " Jc~lll a:::I "' ""' • IIIJ ,~=~ 11 Bravu at lndla111 diamonds. Bravea at Senators Every effort should be made to play raiDed oat pmes later the same week. . Redo at J!.Sol 15 18 ;altai = R.Sol at Braves Jledl at Seuaton ~ IIJih Jump _ ·. ay· on May·27th JU~. Jl.Sox at Red» 9 1'9,..... =c: = -r::.; UIIQ at Mnators 6 8 CIay Downs cooper·10 • sIXt • h Round - ........ . . . , •" NI"Pht Harness Racm, to •tab~ 8 Baileboll Tbrow - Jon Buck Stm Sollllllnl· Dinr 156', 3"; Roser Dixon, and llllb Jump - Bob Werqr, 4' At Scioto Downs Get Und 4 2 '* ( LniDJioa Senators at Red1 Beda It Jndlans ~ M.t.u.~..::·.:::: Miter, new recald ol :IU; Jllnlnl BrG14 --~ Steve lldiiUIDi, Denali Eldlll!l· ilJ,\bllol; new -.1 fl. II' er. Orfiad.PloJd 11111 ' Ptolblll Tbrow- Bobb)l Wer- Cllllll. ry, 100' l'~; Jamtt hr.-, J'1ielbll1 R~ 3"; Robert llllel!ll, 1411 Sal1t1t. erl Qllwell. 50 Yard W - C bar Ia 1 · ~~~~ Blolld JI!IIIP - """ Paulk, :7.i; Ropr DlxOII and nls lllcbl,..r wltb new read Robert QllweU. of 18' 1": Cllnnce WUil.una Football Throw - Richard and James Allubley. VoUJbon, W 4"; Randy Young, Bllelllll '!'brow - SieVe Vu Jon Buck. Meter, 201' 1": Steve ScbWinl. Hlih JID!lp - Danny Vaugh- Robert Rllcble. u, 3', 4"; Charles Faullr and 10 Ym Dab - Sle9't VIII New M .' llfidJ~ Y~ at $etQittij 1 NOard fl. ,u; · "::· : , ·_ Rl~ Kelltr Lopn .. " .. • ' ' Jbrielll····":.' ''It \..__.........- · WellalaD '.'.'.: ..::: ,. CIIUA ao ....... 0.2 . Moore, Atheaa •• •. ••.... 'II · .,..,, - 21 29 ' JUNE ~I " IIIII -"mmo . .111114 .. · ........._ LONDON tUPI) -CIIIi!ll llw CJUCbl Cooper wltb 1 ll!l'ies <OIIIIDUt. at hlaod Into 1111 aJr. Caram'nl- . . . . 0. Clay I!Cbler and faster !ben bl of powerful blowl. I Tbe crowd lllrted J11Uai1 · Wbe!l tit• rei.Jlllllli __.. tiiTI- tljl P. bas ;,.or Nell 111 b1a cbamptDn· Warrlef Abell Left "Slop II" IIIII 8m1t11 otepped Ill 1111 1114 of tile bciUI. I lUll JPIIIII ....... & Qll, sblp career, alllhlld Britain's A\bol!ih he was never rally 1rm1 of Cooper lllll _llld: rD4II' nat I1P 11om tile t1 'fiiiMit IW • Henry Cooper tnto a alxlll tn c~~npr, ct1y apred '1'm l!lftT, RmlrJ, rve 101111 and rJaplde piiNI!I ll!llian, llltflill • .. f, ·'f. round TKO deful Saturday ollghlly worried at 11me1 11)1 atop 11." over tile ~ 1114 lllo tbl ep.tJ llle., · ,.a; 1t ~ nlibt with IIIII lbal lllllbl u Cooper'• IQNIIIv- IIIII his 0... . rinl- Tbe . . ... ... w "''- .. 'lil!l\llar .. weU bavo been suralcll ocli· lavish use of the bard iefllbat 11 WIT tile fourlb IIICillillal piJidemoaiuln llllplla _.... fll:1•t ·lil .. . pels. knocklld Clay cloWII when !hoy delenM at tile bllvywelabt .W. hom lhl IIIUIII' ill Jeia, 1 A dual!J!I ....two combtna- ltl'l\ met. for unlleateD Clay, who uJd be Ill pve tile bonn llr, ..... ' C C lion punch tore 1 deep llsh Tba move lbat opened plw Ill fllbl Kvl ~ """ . Ill wey flml -;::~ over Cooper's left eye and ao Cooper'• eye waa 1 daoii!J!I gor Germany next. Ia CGoj)llr • diJoeel(oll. • fl. 1111 ~ ~rw · bla blaod opraylld tbe riDa the one-two oomblaa\loll of 111111111 The ll1d CII\IO llllldenl1. Aller Cooper'~ ...... .,. . . '· referee stopped the fllbl at right. Tl1ere was no quu\ion siumlllll \be upadl)l t:nwd of l!loppld tbe u""' IX>LIJMBUS - The ftnl day IIIOI'IIID«. ll1d Roberts Is aU 1::1 of the alxlll round. whln tbe c:bamploD 1\epped 46,11lt IIDI Ill Arlllnll<flliblll left eye, the Brlloll trle4 . post lime of the !86f niglll bar-- omlles wilb tHe outs\BIIdinH Cooper landed hts lamed left bock and . Cooper lbook his 8\ldlum, whe ouly niijilentl ll!lke bla WlY ~'lohlm · duo of tbe tr1111m and pacers several Urnes in the early head, sendlna a spray ol blllod earlier bad been ebeel:ln& 011 ID coll81'•-· ~ rae"';!ed::'~ ~ belnl ~adll!d lor tho oc:e~~ion. goJn&, but dld not seem ID burt aciW!IIlte rill& tMI il waa onty their favorite 1111 crowd llllll!linl the o IS oc or .: p.m. ; Clay. Clly beiBO taklnc charge a malter of seCOIIIIB. Cooper, who hod done moll ~elllld blm. Amertcaa Loqie at Scioto Downs on rrt..y, Mll)l · 0\ber racill8 ollicWI ached- of tbe fisht in the third almlna 11 was a right tbal oplit of Qle forcii!C. trtlld ID pia the Cooper flni1IJ beaded lor w L Pet. GB 27• and Race secrotary Don uled ID check iD before Tiles- repeatedly at Cooper's :.WUara- Cooper'a right eye sbor~ after champion qala&l the ropes but drees1nl room willie 211 . 9 .6911 ; Roberts Is al~ady on tbe job dey morniD& ue Presiding ble ey.. tbat euabllld Clay to the slltb round be&aa Referee wao· jolted back by punchetl ml'linerlla tbe r~ 19 12 .113 2 1 preparing for the blg event. IJudae !lou& Sapper from Mount scoft a ftlth round TKO wben Georie Smith movlld Ia and !bat were alm~MI a blur. , . IDiwriewt and even II 18 1% .600 212 1The talented raelng ofllctal Vernon, II~: Auociale Judges they met in 196$. look a close look a\ Cooper, but Clly cool1)' mepurl!d the D- ~U~D~r~pba. 16 IS .552 4 ]checked Into hiS office in the Frlld Greeole from Felton, Del. Clay's speed beeame more amid shouts of let I b e m yoU---old Brltol! and cauabt blm ..___ 17 11 . ~15 5 . barn ""'a at Scioto Downs last and Herman Brickel I rom evident in tbe fourth roand and ftcbt," be mollODed them ID wltb 1 rllhtlbal MDI I 11¥111111' I~ ~~ .500 512 i Wednesday mornms. and be- Jamestown, OhiO. . 14 18 431 712 gan checking the some 700 . . 13 " :406 8\1 borse for entries iD the lo· Tbe ve:ao s\arlln&N e 12 21 .3111 10 aqural PICe on opeollll In kl 4 pew ROlleY 011 Jil. ltr IIIIo CIIJ II Jt .355 18 1 Tbe horse colony at SctoiD IIIOI'IIIai IIIII bnmlldla~ take McArlbur eitnclled the M single by Charlel Knl&blln the struck out the side. W . .lbllllt apples aaJr 1e ···~ llllll , Downl wU1 have iDCreiHd ID 011 !be task of qualllylnJ a\ Ohio Valley ccmteronce bue- . first Inning. Knight, a !ell-hand· Eastern hilterB in \be second lboBe on 6Jll l1'ioWNld. 2 '-,bl!!llb~_...,a lllaalll ·more !ben 500 tro\len and least four nllds o1 youq hOflel bill cblmpioruhip Saturday 1er, started on tbe hiD lor the 1•me were Kni&bt with two . ~ (JIIbe fulure, 1111 ~.. 5 CaWorola S pacers by lbe lime tbe ... tileD on Wednesday, wW ...;. afternoon by sweeping 1 dou-1Eagles in the first garno. He singles and Cllarles Elchinpr, lett will be au..illl _... x- Clly 5 lOti cloWII Slmday evenlnl. and duel "SebooiiOC" .-no be- bleheadar from~ viaillnl East- 1 wu relflvlld by Larry Spelletr Wolf, Richard Douilao and M1lie wASHiNGTON (UP!) mnlmnm saW,.,.,. loP 1111 P!lao 7 Clmland 2 well before poll lime Clll M1J bind ·tbe mobile otarttnc pte . , Eagleo of MIIIP_County. m the !bird. Martin eacb a single. Valen\ine n-acklld a employment by lbe UD!venll)' Ia 4 MI-la a 27th, 1111 isllllre 711 llalls w!U tor z year oldl lllld aroen Tbe Generals of Vmton COOn-1 Gary Wolf, a righthander, Firs\ game: homer in the oeventb . JWOarcb or allier oclaalliiiUI ,..,'*,.BIIUII!Ol'l, nlibt be jammed ID eapaclly. bones. : ty ocorl!d an oaoy 11-2 triumph pitched lor tbe Eagleo aU the Eastern ........tiOO 2110- Z1 7 Saturday to tiraak a 14 Wid. TbJa otalormullh ~ l'llollln Tbe eotry bos for the entlrl In the firs\ 111111, then came way in the second coolllt. Me- McArthur · .. - 010 501 - U I $ lock and gtve tile llmlll Cll1inJI 11r ~ at Cllta&o, (2)- 111ae ope111n1 n1g111 pro. up with a hard-earnlld 4-e shut- Arthur got all their runs off Knight, Spencer 3 and Wolf. Senators their tuition, teXtbooks ~ ta.l) ud O'Doaogllut ..-em w!U dose at 1 a. m. TuetEXTRA JNNINGI out win tn lhe nightcap. Wolf in tbe flr!l Inning on four Calvin, Blake I and Gilliland. mtcwy 1 r;.a triumilb over 11141 $IS pll' llllllti IK' l!l'liiiiPIve. Horlen (1-4) a n 4 - -- -· -- Chi !M 010 200 1 _ 7 11 0 calvin and Blake obared hits. Wolf pitched hitless hll , Callforrita Aqell. al .,..••. Pblladalpbll 11 11ou11on - AU lOS mound duties for McArthur in \he 1'111 of the semo. I !lo<!ond 1ame: . The bo!MI', Vallllllne'• 10111' 1 1! Jn 1111 pu~ • llllla qJt 100 0 1 1 2 1120 1 r::=~ 11 WllhiiiCIDD (2)- BunninC (H) vo. Glultl 14-2). tbe firol 11me, • six· Inning af-, Eastern had the baseo load- llcArlllur . -- 400 00 - 4 ' 1 o1 !be 8111011, lfMted rellol 1101 ucep1 paylllllli 1n111 ·tbl le< (1-1) IIIII llc:Olotbla Pllllburlh at Lol Aap1eo Jonktno, Hoell (7), Haodl II) flllr. and ended up tooslng a , lid with no outs Ia the llrst Inn- Ea1111'11 .. -. - tiOO 00- 0 7 2 piteher Dick BpD and aaiYiriiiJ !Gr 111111 11o VI- Rlcbtrl ~t-4) IIIII Veale (t-2) vs. 01- (I-t). and Hundley, Clonln&or, Car· one hl\ter, llnl ol the seeond pme. but Hale and OU!Uand. ul!d ValealiiM'I bmip lbouP 1 st~dent aM • llill* (N). MMJY'I 0... n111 (7), Olivo II) and Tom. Tbe lone Eastern bll was a falllld 1D :rcort ao Marvin Hale I Wolf and Elcblngtr. the ADge1s \hllr · adPt Ill - ,_ 111e MI!Pwoll) ~ew York 12) - Atlanta at CIDclaniU, alght WP -llllldl IW), LP - OUvo • -· fn sil pme1 apiQII Califor(N .... MIII'I'IU (0.1) . Pblla. at IIOUI1Dn 1 alght (l·ll- fiRS - WUJlaml (2nd), }i nit Valentine bas Jllllllfelf in .. . lltoll1em1r8 IW) I ad I Pitllbuqb at L. A., nlgbt Mentce (41b), Altman (Jnd), AarI . 17 of 17 for 1130 Detroit 4oUcb Only lemel IChlduitd 011 IIStb), Hund1ay (3rd). ') I' averact• s.• r-1 t$0,000 Raw Woa VI. Berlalnl <1.0) added . B:r Silailller " Summer Baseball Schedule ~ OOIMDIIAL inle !be books in tbe second an- ed in nine of the 18 ••lis. lltlndlllll Broad JID!l~ - • · Cllren~ Wlll1lms; llobirt nual Junior Champ track and Following ia the ennll for ud Vaupan, I' 111 lor new Mo cble. · ' · field events beld Salufday af· each ... division, the lime ar ord; llollert Blacllllon, J1111111 . If ·II~ ternooD at the Pomeroy Foo" dislanco ol tbt winner IIIII tile Sdunoll. • Sbotput - James CroW ball Stadium under sponsorship names of !bOSe l1nlsbinl flrsl, 1Z • Q YEAR-UUIS record of 39', I", Doll ' of tbe County Jay.,.... second or third, in order: 1110 Ylrllllllb - Btm VIII and JWmmd Cllllll. · --. U:.l.n.......... UU D~v..'fnvn... J 1:J --,'"':"~ . • . . -C J Meet=:-:.=.--::::::.-.-: 10 !Tl J.So:c • • lellut Bra,.. .liLY ! • Yanks i-- :cl tt-45~ - fir--75; Wiant Brun- , Appledorn . I&S1.:, cations. _ Pomer9y'~ Pat Stqry !Ired •]·ton 414--84. • E~WJrdl 38-3'1-711: · TP~ .GO II 811. dld nat lbow .. " •. Guinther tOUie4 ... GALLJPOIJS. fl!ll ' ' a;:..as: Clltwwlb;t ftAJI. ICOII up. Sberldan bad only !breo!Swllher 11$, filii A""- f7 11 llodtrl1:__!WI ·•: ·Jantl 41· Jla!ls -11-13-11. . JUriella .. ,........... Ill men, IJld was IIIII allowlld ID tile ·PI!Itbere ltrlld a· m. 41-11; FOkhn "-'t-4111: Me1$11' ~<Ill) ·Oalllpt!lfl """""'" st,l • · participate. Portsmouth waa 1\llddleporl'l YellOW Jilek· Carty ~Cl- 38-41-"-11; · ', J;.opa .................. dllquaW!td when one plll)ler eta ourprllod the d;ortt by · l.IIGAN (lzt) . 41:.18-87: -~ ' ·AUIW .. ... ,.... "• .... 101'101 ID •,Ign his acorllcanl. placing olxtb . witb a· 311 t.liJn ·. ~ ...__.: PostQn 40- ·strml It~ ·to. · -~- .....:.• ;.... 3lt : GAHS' •rom McCarty wu IICOI'e. ·, - . - ii-71: : Killer "*-78; l!lqll CIIJLLI~· . N!d41epl)rl ,.--., ....... ., .. penaUzed two llrokes aC!COfli. Pat Edw~ had a 73, Prld- ~. · OlbDe ·11,~; ~~!fir · ~· ..... ,.. S., tllg ' to Qlach John Milhoan. , dy · a ll, Clablorjhy 91, IIlii · ·4'l'PNI. <~) ' _0 ; Ch-'~ 4111 .tD;' CliO!~ .... _., ....... ,~ · L,optl'& Chelftalns ftnl&htd Davis 91. • · Mm ~1-7tl; CoOley il9- tl-12: · Oik llUI .............. 3lt tl!lrd In the IL'181<tandliii!S. All!- 11ero'o the lop 10 teams, liow 116-f1; Kern ~1.4~; Wrt,bt . OA~t Welbrton .........., .. ,,.Ill · ens was fourtb, Mld4lejlart !hoy ....-..1, followl!d b)' !be 0.:11-87. · _ ·_ · .v.iibrllller Jadaioa . .... .......... 171 • olsth, Wellston 10\h, J~ compltle 181m otandlnss; IIIII LANCASTER (JIO) ~; · NUG119ille ,..... ... .... • IIIII, Pomeroy 12111, and Nelson- tbe lop 10 sboo~· 811mb!~ 1•,'18--10: Mowery .44- CJarl: i?-M-100. ~ ·· ...... · · .... • .-t2 ville 131b. · MAIIIBTTA (Ill) · Cl-11: .B.IIIIl! 45-41_.; Jaines . , waurof-1 (Ill) , ·Belpj:e ................. fll Ollly 15 teams participated. Burton 31-61-79; Donei!J .. M4f. ' . Pl)<;hol$ «<*!f; Helser 1bllcheaW ...... ""' 4!1· Tl1ere were mor, ~!;::~;-!:~. !~ ~J.I ~!!'k 'A~. ~~~kf! ~~:..::;;::;;;::::....;:.:::.;::.::=:::.==:..•=-=::....: ·disqu~l- Elghteeq; ~ ~! •• .\ . ~~ ' ,.· l ,.•,_ ~ • _1 •• -,,, ~ J fCltliiOY L i:-- -' ;• ·,_; �,. ' • ' . . • . RoJtlrJ, $ch.dules Announced . . f' . ' ' ' e~s-!e~ntl~ae§l,~S~un~da~y~,~~~~~y~tt;,~~:~==~~ lr=='l'll!r==Su~n~de~y~Tini§. S · Urr~~Gy Times-Set~tine/ II ~t at R-Smr: a~ Brave• .;...1 Braves llm:llaru ,Tbe ..lo Jllllrlet pit dlemp- <1'0111111 ~re tile Blue DeVIII -1111 staie high ·oebool tourna- Soulh-jellablished tonsliij> rested outside lbo a new dlslrlct re-j men! as district medalist ........ Wl.Y u, .... :;. :w; ;!;-;'Itt for tb~ _llnl lli!lt Ia etpt Tllus, fQr tba first lllile liDce lcl;'1 fourth atrallbl IJ1p 1o years lo&,y (~ 1958, !be dlllrlcl: eroWII mts lbe big cl!J - bl mada lite Ia's seYell lir9Q - ~ SP- outside the SEOAL. jiiiJII three prev)OUI yean as urday over 4leloodilll champlau Mariella will repraeo1 tile a member of tile dlllrlct cbampGallipolis, SEO Dlllricl iD tho stale tourn- ion Blue otvill. 'l'hoTig""eadlidtbiiSEO!UJ•·amentlbiJ weelltlld In CoJum. Roderick ,ftridl 3i 011 Qle lon11 domiuitlollliJflnl!!hlll& 1!111 bUJ. . 1tre1 nlne,-11111 ellDt back Sft18-hole SIIIIS!otl will! a 318 t.m Galll..oolll' Cbrla Raolerlck fill. l!l'dJy a!Wnoon wllb a 34. score. GaiUpolis, wln!ler of eel a ~par 18 to • Pete ~. t.ncaster, delhe tournlllllllll four slrallht tabllsb a DeW dillrld record leading dialriel mecllllsl, was years, plactd second wltb a in tbal CJieiOI')'. lllldwlek wU1 dlaqjlalililld wbea.lt wu IearD325 score. ..,port ID . Columl;ua Tbursc!Jy eel be played Ill 1 pro-am fAiur'· Alheu WOII be llf~ wbera be wU1 perlialplle Ia lilt ument last weet. 6-Tbl ~ '1'i~Def.Stntlnel, SundJY lily 22, 188e . ll;·~~g. ~ A~ ~: /, ~T 1 I 9 Records Established Several records were written New r0110rd1 ""re eellblllb· M~ ·-::l. '"Yankees J0It TWI.ns '4•2 Charles Downie, chairman of 10 • II YEAIWLIIS · the 1!186 junior champ competl- Running Broad JIUilp-ChBI' tlon, sold more than 65 boys les Faulk, new rOIJOrd of 14' participated in the viiJ'ious I"; ~- D. Story, Robert Black• events for boys 10 through slon. ":-:~ . :· : NJ:W YOIUt (UP!) - Tbe : !lew York Ylllkeel ICOftd four llllfarued IIIDI Clll fOUl' !dis ud llft'Ol'S by Jim Kaal IIIII Zo_Uo VerSIIIta Ill the - l b iDninl ';&;urdi.J alld wat on ID wblp , 1be ~ Twins 4-:1. · Kaat, eborpd with hta lourlb :,_defelt aplno\ four YIC\or!U, made 1 tbro.U. olTOI' on Ill at11D!pled Ioree play IIIII ;,v~ boolld ., eaay :<:groUnder ~ tbe Yaakeel were buncbinlll!llles by Bobby Richardson, Joe Pepitone, Ro. ger ~ IJld Elston HoWIII'CI for tbetr ntntb 9lclory In 12 garnoo Slnct Rllplt H~ look over .. IIWIIiefSteve Hamll!Dn, who relieved ;~<tarter Bab Friend with one oul Ia the ltflb, plldted btU- bill Botb runners were sale. the mt of the way IIIII wu PepitOIII slncllld 1D r!Jh!, credited wllh bla seeond vlciDry aeorinl lllchlrdaon and ManUe qltll&l one defeat. · Hemllton walked 110111 and llrUCk out oevett. Frlelld llvt up elaht hill lncludlne 1 two-run homer Ill lbe lourlh by 1llrmoD K1IJe. brew who boolted his total ID 800. . Wllb one out In tbe •-tb. Richardson llqllld far the IKOIICl htt of tbe pme off Kaat who ~ lbrew wide ID IKOIICl base !ryiJii fat • ~orce plll)l "" Mlcltey 1\lenlle • pounder. UI.IUtU\11"'1 1J, R1Cb.rd Yaup. acored wlllll VeruUes bobbled Tom Treeb'o croundet'· Jfaril drove in PepiiDno with 1 &Ingle ID rlibt and AI WortiJIDIIon replacl!d Kaal. But wllb two Howll'CI droppeclaloopinC 1Jin11e ID right scortna: Trelh. Mlanlloll liD 2110 11110 - I I I New York 1111111110 IIJr - 4 5 0 Kaa~ Wll1hlni\On (7) lllld Batley: Friend, Hamilton (5) IIIII Howard. WP - lllmllloo (Z.l). LP - Kul tt-4). HR KlUebrew tSrd). ou~ ~~-Each boy events. was permitted to enter three The lone winner of first place in all three events he entered .was Steve van Meier or Pomeroy in the 13-14 year-old Division. Mlldlil were presenllld willntrll of 11r11 In each event willie !be other parttctpan\s were presented certlflutes. pia~ .. ~ lndii1DS at Redl SeDJaton !Tl Bravea Kedllat Ylllb 13 4', I"; 11m. SW1f1aL 11t Ylfll Dalh _ III1IDf oil, .114• Orlllld PlDJd, • ' Rlct. 10 Ym llllb - Paul :1.1; DIDIIY Abboll, liiE nME IS NOWI •• FOR A USED ) !OLBDO C1ll'I)L. ~ lelll ~ . . . . 4lfll. cU!I IJII'CIINIIII 8alardlt tlri!IIIIIIUI till br I thl . . . oi-4IIMnlk . . ., ,.. -tw1 W11l1aJnl. ' - · · • tar • • - ....... lloolw, Jlno. 59 Chev. lmpal• 4 .,._ • oy1-. GeneraIs Clamt • M0v Di.amondTit}e ·j 60Ford~ Du.,. T.,..k, 8 oyllnclor ""'"" 5 .-.1 .,.... 2 .......r •• lo 65 Dodge O.rt I Or. 270 lorlll, 6 oy!lr> cllr. llttndlnl trtns., ndlo lftd htlttr 65 Hond• 18th Annua}. G'I Dodd Mi}e \VJ"ll 8e H ld Galli' I' . e lD .po IS Dev n Has ~ k Lead OJ-lJtro e In c0Iom:a. 1 &~ror : b:.~ ·~ea '~ ys m ID er ets .ur. . 1964 CHMOLET 61 Thunderbird I dr. Hordtop, 21t onttno1 dlnlfard tr1nt. lldlo Ina liNtor 2 Dr. Horott.p. All _ , , afr condltlenlnt. • Door Sedln. BoouUful Sad- 63 Chevrolet dle Thn Finish, MatclrinC Till Interior, V8 engine. POwer· lliido lranamiuioD, _ radio, lieater. wbtto wall llrea. Dont Mloa Seetnc Tblo cor $1489 ( ' ' .·r 1'1111 WIEQIItJ 1965 HONDA 90 cc 41peid, nd, lllldllr 1,000 lllilel, 'Hl'J Dll:e 1964 HONDA ISO cc •••arlal, Electric start, -& speed, loaded with one of the sharpest used bikes we bavt had 1964 HONDA 90 cc s,ooo miles on thla bike, but loU olllleeat people miles 111ft 1964 HONDA 50 cc Electrle start, Juuage net, 11111 bin, _, 111111 Httle bike for the begbmar 1958 LAMBRETYA SC00111 PLEASE, l.t me bur ID offer thla week lol AI• 2 Dr, ~ cr!lndor. Auto. Tro... IIHie 1ncl hooter, Whltowollllrtt. While You Arl Here In Our IMwreora 63 Ford Galaxie lilY Ttrms. Now IMUranceat Rilllonalll• ..._ 64 Ford Chi1Xie RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Leolc Over 1M 45 tMw HtMt c,-, In...._ 500, Cony. I cyl. Aut. Irons. I&H YOUR .. . CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE 500 - 2 D- Hlflllott. I oyl. Auto. trono, W'lto- wiiUINt. Keith Gohle Ford DEALER USmCARLOT 210-236 Slcond Avo• Galllpollo, Ohio t..cuot I s,...,.,. Sto. Mlddloilort Ph. 446-3672 (urn - S. Second Ave. Middleport, o. Ids Tornado I m J. a ' 65 Ford G•l. 500 BEL AIR • f.e~eed, Sharp, O.Diy 400 MJlu, 8ealadlll ~~ of _,._ ,. _.r fBIS WEEK'S SPECIIlLI •t. Iii(--,_. ~ traM., INWtr .,..,. hto. bnkll IIIII wfftdows, rtdio I hllhr I 1966 YAIIAMA 60a i\U. J";' am- ~a~~-- 62 Ford G•l. 500 Qur used cycle ullunen uys they ell hew to go. We ere getting eo many used cyclel in trade, we ere running out of room fGr our new HONDAS ..,. Here It a plltlellllting of used unltl In atock. 4 4r. I cyl. AI Trono. P, .convertlbr.. a cjllndlr, • .· •uo ie· ln.._ Radio & hNier 64 Galaxie XL 18th annual Gti Dodd's mile run, I)JOJIIOred by tbe ... .... NJW•VONt Qa!llpotll Rollry ClUb. will be staged In the near future ~ .... eys. ......... ...... ~u~r~m. ~~.. CIIJ IIocbl!dullld W!llb., aighl on .MemMlll flleld. \er DleiO !IJ1 !!do .the. ..... il 1111 ' 1" Only IIORT WOR'l'H <UPI)' Smllb, 111811 wlnnel', · ai1d pitched llll!l .llle bmul to 1D ta1J pma SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)- Cap Peter10n 11DC!ed acrou Bruce Devlin's Ul'lllly : true oompetltor in !be 111811 ac:oomplllhed tJie leal In 1151, beinl lifted lift-lelllfh 'l1ctoly •...,_ In Nallolll Leap tbt IHI!ud run Ia the third lnnlq and th'n San Francia- putter Nrnecl 10111' on t h • Cillio ltatO fte11a11a1 meot at lilt IIIII IN!. . - CIHF COl pi ~at'1 110,0111 addlll ,..., W L Pal. GB co produc:od foUr doubla playa to IIIUfe lu,lt 1 U victory cloalnJ holes Saturday and bla Worlhlnglon, i1 favored 1D N- Dodd, lemoul !ftller followJnC 1mJ1DP for Fl!gbt Handicap. · 21 12 .1111 over tbe N. . York Jleta Slturdll)l 4uplte lbret more hill lhrtateped runawQ lor I be tain !be title. SJnllb, 1 )!mlot, !!~~!." II, dedicated the pi~-~ llalbol •• M!IOIId, a!IOIIMr :110 14 ... 1 by ''Glint tiller" ~n Hunt . . Olionlll NattOI)Illnvllltlon l~lf ltd Gallia Acadeii!Y'I ll'ack l!ld ........._, P!tld track Ill ~(1111, ,._, __ llvelqtba lllltont of IINisllt 17 14 ,OIJ 4,. l'l\eriOII't 0111 hip 11111 toornament lltlt dlleipated '" field team in scorilllhil sprlal. 1111, lis monthJ before 1 ~ • aeventb, SUlDIII!II' 8clndll ~ tl 11 .Ill 4\1 IIII-OIIIIIIIIIID a Nllld wblcl! Tbe Olantlllltd !brei relief I dlrp of boleyo, but bla 54- In 111811, Smtih won the ' Dodd l!'idltOD was dedicated.lie to lten llaq~ "lrlciTIIdlocl tii.M, and $UO lit 11 14 .w & wlpocl ou1 a tbree • run IPilii'P pltcben 1191 eouldn't ltop Hunt, bole total of 1011 kept him t1tree mile 111 &:05. Htre'1 ·previOUI on Dodd lid '"' mile and one.etpttb 1\'ent 11r. 1 11 15 .IIGO • wb1cb tile Meta lll)o)'t4 llh Who now bas 10111 sis· lor slx \1trom out In front, milt "~' · ¥ore Epll llllle• 111d . . - . ·• 17 :110 .4111 '"' apenM of 1\II'Wr Bob Bolin In j.,.WI the leap leldll'l In The 111111*' Australian lhot U'111Gea~llp01'; event Is open ID 11118 - Tom Craw~ lid ill! 1!111 and up. 11a11oa 1 I. II .tlt "' 11Mr 11n1 1nnb11tbe PIJIIWO ;net bas 1aw?·TO Saiuldey, bill -tbe six· 8 . illgh ICIIOol at!)- 111!1 - BIU llqw Yaliiii!IDt• Ill andnd~=~ 1 :a .Iii 12,. . laille4 ball )lliiJ 17 olllle lui atrob lull he hid bUill up leies. . 1111 ,.. Dan Bqboul T1ie _... Jun!~_to a wllb P1 Willie MeOoviJ Mil IIIII II 11me1 be bas laced lbem. sbortty -'ter. 1be tum melted ! Tha Gil Dodd'l mile run lilt - Dan Bliboul lead In the f1lUI """" plld Pranclteo back Into coniiDIIOI Bob ftldd1 burled 4 W lnD- away on the otrelcb drive 1o 0111 wal eBtabllahlld In liM Ill' liN ·- Din ~ Itnoop •!l.u.ol, to ::=-.:--:=T1t;. 11)1 ~~~~•~ a 410-loat bome u 1o pll:k up tbe wiP IJld tift the 11111 tee w~ • 11,1100 Bob Jam• who llnllheol tbe 19M - Bob ·.laiiiiiOn !4:».s, ftC> 111 ~ Rodgtrt' •lnllt IIIII run 4NP tntola ...~.!!"· ~: b l l - 11111'1!: Ill M. South- Jallerllel aat Ill oli lba finish. evont·tn 4:3i.i. · arll). : · lid en 811u1'1 wild pltcb. IIIII '"" '""' ......, ptlli Bob IJifdller Willi lbe 411- TriJI trouble IIIII an errant Th~• GAllS · atbltlll ·biVI 1116 - 8'fQII Kll!tloa .. ~ lhtQ doubled wllb 11m DIVtlljl(lft Cll but. D . _ )(llM lleiJ oulblt, 1111 G~ puuer oauaecl him 1D bopy the WCIII the·coveted Jlodli'a· _mila 1.. M!lhap, Jlod4ers. _!!!llt'l of~:!.': 14!;··Pill u-7. f!ij ~k 11911il 1-1. 11tb, 15tb and 17111 boles and cup tl!rfe OIIIIHCUtivt Yflll. 1117 - Ron Cln Wlll'bJ!!IIIIIIII!d 1111 ..,. 0111 ..,. . ,. 1'1\1 Glalllt wanlll docble left Ilene Littler of La Jolla. Da9 ~tb9Ut dltj i1 Ill 1161, 196!1 - Ron Clrr ; · In II!" silllt wben !till !!'!' ~· · J!ifJ .IQ'!bl !Q!!rlb; llltb, s111b caw., wltbln slrlktllll rqo of 1952, a!)d 1153. D~rrall ~UMrl Ull - ~II Nlbef! Bob s.,.;ne Ill& i tile pt !1111 lllllpd wllh jutt II boleo\0 go . . , • .:•, 1110 •- DirrfU Nlbefl . Jbwtae, ValeiiUnt lt!*l •...p, -~ \ll•W ~, ,.._.~ IIUJ!dll' In tbe m-apJor lhe ilFf)l'llf Jr. of 0411~~-• h~ 1981 -.. · p.!Ten i~iberl . ki!!iiii'OUndld laiD 1 . · . wu ~-'ij 'ieoond b - t=,I!OO first prt&e. · a 34-34-al; J~ Mcyvwan,, ~ J,.ee '· , • , ~ ~lng Weill all ~~a.llilllllnl (II Jim frolll. . ":. !W Llajtr Who IJllarod • liner !l'broe o!Mr playerj w~re , ,. t.arao, Fla~o ,1fhQ h•rl '- m;.·~- I,.S ..; Larey Bets , f, \ ·, ; !bird l'beJI -~~:~~~~~ 11111.,... .JICGetJIJ 1!1!1 bJ' Jta, MoMUian In tiN alxtb evon "par 310 and eoncelvably.1 68, alld · 11. II· Sii!B of 1864 - -.-Jill) Jjutnl - ' .P'I l1!row to !rl 11!1 ill puiild 11111 bJ' Jolla .... aJid ttrlld to MeOovey at firlt · were stU! in !be rupnln& for the S,PJ:II)Illjlle. Af\1., ·WI!<> lbol • K. jl• ~ . '~ .la!tlb . , -~ ocorecl wbenm ~=~~~f.ft~; -. _- - - baH. _ priM plum. 'l'be)l were Gay 3U7, • . 1166 - 1. r · ~ tbmv w1 GaliN t Dr. I cyUndtr, • uto. -•nt.rllllolnclllooter .a. .a. 59 Ford Galu · ' r =·!UPPUfl 1 Ukt new l ._...lb- I Aufe. Itch 1111111 hHter, Whlte oldowoll 11,... 1riM. 111_... Senators "'I.nFourth Jn ROW, 5 1 oylloo Rtc:IJ::nd Wltlto I all dtr, auto. tr1n1. ii! n:tt of con ..rtlblo. 500 '* 1 ~~~umore G D ubi l &-(0.1~ ;:_ao:>.Four 0M e Mndl)l'l PiaiantsI Get 1'1 Ov Managers should notify Part J1111111ger Boblly . Oril wben games are to be made up to Insure availabllltJ of ...111 111 · · · _ _ __ ••lllr r~ce 13 " Jc~lll a:::I "' ""' • IIIJ ,~=~ 11 Bravu at lndla111 diamonds. Bravea at Senators Every effort should be made to play raiDed oat pmes later the same week. . Redo at J!.Sol 15 18 ;altai = R.Sol at Braves Jledl at Seuaton ~ IIJih Jump _ ·. ay· on May·27th JU~. Jl.Sox at Red» 9 1'9,..... =c: = -r::.; UIIQ at Mnators 6 8 CIay Downs cooper·10 • sIXt • h Round - ........ . . . , •" NI"Pht Harness Racm, to •tab~ 8 Baileboll Tbrow - Jon Buck Stm Sollllllnl· Dinr 156', 3"; Roser Dixon, and llllb Jump - Bob Werqr, 4' At Scioto Downs Get Und 4 2 '* ( LniDJioa Senators at Red1 Beda It Jndlans ~ M.t.u.~..::·.:::: Miter, new recald ol :IU; Jllnlnl BrG14 --~ Steve lldiiUIDi, Denali Eldlll!l· ilJ,\bllol; new -.1 fl. II' er. Orfiad.PloJd 11111 ' Ptolblll Tbrow- Bobb)l Wer- Cllllll. ry, 100' l'~; Jamtt hr.-, J'1ielbll1 R~ 3"; Robert llllel!ll, 1411 Sal1t1t. erl Qllwell. 50 Yard W - C bar Ia 1 · ~~~~ Blolld JI!IIIP - """ Paulk, :7.i; Ropr DlxOII and nls lllcbl,..r wltb new read Robert QllweU. of 18' 1": Cllnnce WUil.una Football Throw - Richard and James Allubley. VoUJbon, W 4"; Randy Young, Bllelllll '!'brow - SieVe Vu Jon Buck. Meter, 201' 1": Steve ScbWinl. Hlih JID!lp - Danny Vaugh- Robert Rllcble. u, 3', 4"; Charles Faullr and 10 Ym Dab - Sle9't VIII New M .' llfidJ~ Y~ at $etQittij 1 NOard fl. ,u; · "::· : , ·_ Rl~ Kelltr Lopn .. " .. • ' ' Jbrielll····":.' ''It \..__.........- · WellalaD '.'.'.: ..::: ,. CIIUA ao ....... 0.2 . Moore, Atheaa •• •. ••.... 'II · .,..,, - 21 29 ' JUNE ~I " IIIII -"mmo . .111114 .. · ........._ LONDON tUPI) -CIIIi!ll llw CJUCbl Cooper wltb 1 ll!l'ies <OIIIIDUt. at hlaod Into 1111 aJr. Caram'nl- . . . . 0. Clay I!Cbler and faster !ben bl of powerful blowl. I Tbe crowd lllrted J11Uai1 · Wbe!l tit• rei.Jlllllli __.. tiiTI- tljl P. bas ;,.or Nell 111 b1a cbamptDn· Warrlef Abell Left "Slop II" IIIII 8m1t11 otepped Ill 1111 1114 of tile bciUI. I lUll JPIIIII ....... & Qll, sblp career, alllhlld Britain's A\bol!ih he was never rally 1rm1 of Cooper lllll _llld: rD4II' nat I1P 11om tile t1 'fiiiMit IW • Henry Cooper tnto a alxlll tn c~~npr, ct1y apred '1'm l!lftT, RmlrJ, rve 101111 and rJaplde piiNI!I ll!llian, llltflill • .. f, ·'f. round TKO deful Saturday ollghlly worried at 11me1 11)1 atop 11." over tile ~ 1114 lllo tbl ep.tJ llle., · ,.a; 1t ~ nlibt with IIIII lbal lllllbl u Cooper'• IQNIIIv- IIIII his 0... . rinl- Tbe . . ... ... w "''- .. 'lil!l\llar .. weU bavo been suralcll ocli· lavish use of the bard iefllbat 11 WIT tile fourlb IIICillillal piJidemoaiuln llllplla _.... fll:1•t ·lil .. . pels. knocklld Clay cloWII when !hoy delenM at tile bllvywelabt .W. hom lhl IIIUIII' ill Jeia, 1 A dual!J!I ....two combtna- ltl'l\ met. for unlleateD Clay, who uJd be Ill pve tile bonn llr, ..... ' C C lion punch tore 1 deep llsh Tba move lbat opened plw Ill fllbl Kvl ~ """ . Ill wey flml -;::~ over Cooper's left eye and ao Cooper'• eye waa 1 daoii!J!I gor Germany next. Ia CGoj)llr • diJoeel(oll. • fl. 1111 ~ ~rw · bla blaod opraylld tbe riDa the one-two oomblaa\loll of 111111111 The ll1d CII\IO llllldenl1. Aller Cooper'~ ...... .,. . . '· referee stopped the fllbl at right. Tl1ere was no quu\ion siumlllll \be upadl)l t:nwd of l!loppld tbe u""' IX>LIJMBUS - The ftnl day IIIOI'IIID«. ll1d Roberts Is aU 1::1 of the alxlll round. whln tbe c:bamploD 1\epped 46,11lt IIDI Ill Arlllnll<flliblll left eye, the Brlloll trle4 . post lime of the !86f niglll bar-- omlles wilb tHe outs\BIIdinH Cooper landed hts lamed left bock and . Cooper lbook his 8\ldlum, whe ouly niijilentl ll!lke bla WlY ~'lohlm · duo of tbe tr1111m and pacers several Urnes in the early head, sendlna a spray ol blllod earlier bad been ebeel:ln& 011 ID coll81'•-· ~ rae"';!ed::'~ ~ belnl ~adll!d lor tho oc:e~~ion. goJn&, but dld not seem ID burt aciW!IIlte rill& tMI il waa onty their favorite 1111 crowd llllll!linl the o IS oc or .: p.m. ; Clay. Clly beiBO taklnc charge a malter of seCOIIIIB. Cooper, who hod done moll ~elllld blm. Amertcaa Loqie at Scioto Downs on rrt..y, Mll)l · 0\ber racill8 ollicWI ached- of tbe fisht in the third almlna 11 was a right tbal oplit of Qle forcii!C. trtlld ID pia the Cooper flni1IJ beaded lor w L Pet. GB 27• and Race secrotary Don uled ID check iD before Tiles- repeatedly at Cooper's :.WUara- Cooper'a right eye sbor~ after champion qala&l the ropes but drees1nl room willie 211 . 9 .6911 ; Roberts Is al~ady on tbe job dey morniD& ue Presiding ble ey.. tbat euabllld Clay to the slltb round be&aa Referee wao· jolted back by punchetl ml'linerlla tbe r~ 19 12 .113 2 1 preparing for the blg event. IJudae !lou& Sapper from Mount scoft a ftlth round TKO wben Georie Smith movlld Ia and !bat were alm~MI a blur. , . IDiwriewt and even II 18 1% .600 212 1The talented raelng ofllctal Vernon, II~: Auociale Judges they met in 196$. look a close look a\ Cooper, but Clly cool1)' mepurl!d the D- ~U~D~r~pba. 16 IS .552 4 ]checked Into hiS office in the Frlld Greeole from Felton, Del. Clay's speed beeame more amid shouts of let I b e m yoU---old Brltol! and cauabt blm ..___ 17 11 . ~15 5 . barn ""'a at Scioto Downs last and Herman Brickel I rom evident in tbe fourth roand and ftcbt," be mollODed them ID wltb 1 rllhtlbal MDI I 11¥111111' I~ ~~ .500 512 i Wednesday mornms. and be- Jamestown, OhiO. . 14 18 431 712 gan checking the some 700 . . 13 " :406 8\1 borse for entries iD the lo· Tbe ve:ao s\arlln&N e 12 21 .3111 10 aqural PICe on opeollll In kl 4 pew ROlleY 011 Jil. ltr IIIIo CIIJ II Jt .355 18 1 Tbe horse colony at SctoiD IIIOI'IIIai IIIII bnmlldla~ take McArlbur eitnclled the M single by Charlel Knl&blln the struck out the side. W . .lbllllt apples aaJr 1e ···~ llllll , Downl wU1 have iDCreiHd ID 011 !be task of qualllylnJ a\ Ohio Valley ccmteronce bue- . first Inning. Knight, a !ell-hand· Eastern hilterB in \be second lboBe on 6Jll l1'ioWNld. 2 '-,bl!!llb~_...,a lllaalll ·more !ben 500 tro\len and least four nllds o1 youq hOflel bill cblmpioruhip Saturday 1er, started on tbe hiD lor the 1•me were Kni&bt with two . ~ (JIIbe fulure, 1111 ~.. 5 CaWorola S pacers by lbe lime tbe ... tileD on Wednesday, wW ...;. afternoon by sweeping 1 dou-1Eagles in the first garno. He singles and Cllarles Elchinpr, lett will be au..illl _... x- Clly 5 lOti cloWII Slmday evenlnl. and duel "SebooiiOC" .-no be- bleheadar from~ viaillnl East- 1 wu relflvlld by Larry Spelletr Wolf, Richard Douilao and M1lie wASHiNGTON (UP!) mnlmnm saW,.,.,. loP 1111 P!lao 7 Clmland 2 well before poll lime Clll M1J bind ·tbe mobile otarttnc pte . , Eagleo of MIIIP_County. m the !bird. Martin eacb a single. Valen\ine n-acklld a employment by lbe UD!venll)' Ia 4 MI-la a 27th, 1111 isllllre 711 llalls w!U tor z year oldl lllld aroen Tbe Generals of Vmton COOn-1 Gary Wolf, a righthander, Firs\ game: homer in the oeventb . JWOarcb or allier oclaalliiiUI ,..,'*,.BIIUII!Ol'l, nlibt be jammed ID eapaclly. bones. : ty ocorl!d an oaoy 11-2 triumph pitched lor tbe Eagleo aU the Eastern ........tiOO 2110- Z1 7 Saturday to tiraak a 14 Wid. TbJa otalormullh ~ l'llollln Tbe eotry bos for the entlrl In the firs\ 111111, then came way in the second coolllt. Me- McArthur · .. - 010 501 - U I $ lock and gtve tile llmlll Cll1inJI 11r ~ at Cllta&o, (2)- 111ae ope111n1 n1g111 pro. up with a hard-earnlld 4-e shut- Arthur got all their runs off Knight, Spencer 3 and Wolf. Senators their tuition, teXtbooks ~ ta.l) ud O'Doaogllut ..-em w!U dose at 1 a. m. TuetEXTRA JNNINGI out win tn lhe nightcap. Wolf in tbe flr!l Inning on four Calvin, Blake I and Gilliland. mtcwy 1 r;.a triumilb over 11141 $IS pll' llllllti IK' l!l'liiiiPIve. Horlen (1-4) a n 4 - -- -· -- Chi !M 010 200 1 _ 7 11 0 calvin and Blake obared hits. Wolf pitched hitless hll , Callforrita Aqell. al .,..••. Pblladalpbll 11 11ou11on - AU lOS mound duties for McArthur in \he 1'111 of the semo. I !lo<!ond 1ame: . The bo!MI', Vallllllne'• 10111' 1 1! Jn 1111 pu~ • llllla qJt 100 0 1 1 2 1120 1 r::=~ 11 WllhiiiCIDD (2)- BunninC (H) vo. Glultl 14-2). tbe firol 11me, • six· Inning af-, Eastern had the baseo load- llcArlllur . -- 400 00 - 4 ' 1 o1 !be 8111011, lfMted rellol 1101 ucep1 paylllllli 1n111 ·tbl le< (1-1) IIIII llc:Olotbla Pllllburlh at Lol Aap1eo Jonktno, Hoell (7), Haodl II) flllr. and ended up tooslng a , lid with no outs Ia the llrst Inn- Ea1111'11 .. -. - tiOO 00- 0 7 2 piteher Dick BpD and aaiYiriiiJ !Gr 111111 11o VI- Rlcbtrl ~t-4) IIIII Veale (t-2) vs. 01- (I-t). and Hundley, Clonln&or, Car· one hl\ter, llnl ol the seeond pme. but Hale and OU!Uand. ul!d ValealiiM'I bmip lbouP 1 st~dent aM • llill* (N). MMJY'I 0... n111 (7), Olivo II) and Tom. Tbe lone Eastern bll was a falllld 1D :rcort ao Marvin Hale I Wolf and Elcblngtr. the ADge1s \hllr · adPt Ill - ,_ 111e MI!Pwoll) ~ew York 12) - Atlanta at CIDclaniU, alght WP -llllldl IW), LP - OUvo • -· fn sil pme1 apiQII Califor(N .... MIII'I'IU (0.1) . Pblla. at IIOUI1Dn 1 alght (l·ll- fiRS - WUJlaml (2nd), }i nit Valentine bas Jllllllfelf in .. . lltoll1em1r8 IW) I ad I Pitllbuqb at L. A., nlgbt Mentce (41b), Altman (Jnd), AarI . 17 of 17 for 1130 Detroit 4oUcb Only lemel IChlduitd 011 IIStb), Hund1ay (3rd). ') I' averact• s.• r-1 t$0,000 Raw Woa VI. Berlalnl <1.0) added . B:r Silailller " Summer Baseball Schedule ~ OOIMDIIAL inle !be books in tbe second an- ed in nine of the 18 ••lis. lltlndlllll Broad JID!l~ - • · Cllren~ Wlll1lms; llobirt nual Junior Champ track and Following ia the ennll for ud Vaupan, I' 111 lor new Mo cble. · ' · field events beld Salufday af· each ... division, the lime ar ord; llollert Blacllllon, J1111111 . If ·II~ ternooD at the Pomeroy Foo" dislanco ol tbt winner IIIII tile Sdunoll. • Sbotput - James CroW ball Stadium under sponsorship names of !bOSe l1nlsbinl flrsl, 1Z • Q YEAR-UUIS record of 39', I", Doll ' of tbe County Jay.,.... second or third, in order: 1110 Ylrllllllb - Btm VIII and JWmmd Cllllll. · --. U:.l.n.......... UU D~v..'fnvn... J 1:J --,'"':"~ . • . . -C J Meet=:-:.=.--::::::.-.-: 10 !Tl J.So:c • • lellut Bra,.. .liLY ! • Yanks i-- :cl tt-45~ - fir--75; Wiant Brun- , Appledorn . I&S1.:, cations. _ Pomer9y'~ Pat Stqry !Ired •]·ton 414--84. • E~WJrdl 38-3'1-711: · TP~ .GO II 811. dld nat lbow .. " •. Guinther tOUie4 ... GALLJPOIJS. fl!ll ' ' a;:..as: Clltwwlb;t ftAJI. ICOII up. Sberldan bad only !breo!Swllher 11$, filii A""- f7 11 llodtrl1:__!WI ·•: ·Jantl 41· Jla!ls -11-13-11. . JUriella .. ,........... Ill men, IJld was IIIII allowlld ID tile ·PI!Itbere ltrlld a· m. 41-11; FOkhn "-'t-4111: Me1$11' ~<Ill) ·Oalllpt!lfl """""'" st,l • · participate. Portsmouth waa 1\llddleporl'l YellOW Jilek· Carty ~Cl- 38-41-"-11; · ', J;.opa .................. dllquaW!td when one plll)ler eta ourprllod the d;ortt by · l.IIGAN (lzt) . 41:.18-87: -~ ' ·AUIW .. ... ,.... "• .... 101'101 ID •,Ign his acorllcanl. placing olxtb . witb a· 311 t.liJn ·. ~ ...__.: PostQn 40- ·strml It~ ·to. · -~- .....:.• ;.... 3lt : GAHS' •rom McCarty wu IICOI'e. ·, - . - ii-71: : Killer "*-78; l!lqll CIIJLLI~· . N!d41epl)rl ,.--., ....... ., .. penaUzed two llrokes aC!COfli. Pat Edw~ had a 73, Prld- ~. · OlbDe ·11,~; ~~!fir · ~· ..... ,.. S., tllg ' to Qlach John Milhoan. , dy · a ll, Clablorjhy 91, IIlii · ·4'l'PNI. <~) ' _0 ; Ch-'~ 4111 .tD;' CliO!~ .... _., ....... ,~ · L,optl'& Chelftalns ftnl&htd Davis 91. • · Mm ~1-7tl; CoOley il9- tl-12: · Oik llUI .............. 3lt tl!lrd In the IL'181<tandliii!S. All!- 11ero'o the lop 10 teams, liow 116-f1; Kern ~1.4~; Wrt,bt . OA~t Welbrton .........., .. ,,.Ill · ens was fourtb, Mld4lejlart !hoy ....-..1, followl!d b)' !be 0.:11-87. · _ ·_ · .v.iibrllller Jadaioa . .... .......... 171 • olsth, Wellston 10\h, J~ compltle 181m otandlnss; IIIII LANCASTER (JIO) ~; · NUG119ille ,..... ... .... • IIIII, Pomeroy 12111, and Nelson- tbe lop 10 sboo~· 811mb!~ 1•,'18--10: Mowery .44- CJarl: i?-M-100. ~ ·· ...... · · .... • .-t2 ville 131b. · MAIIIBTTA (Ill) · Cl-11: .B.IIIIl! 45-41_.; Jaines . , waurof-1 (Ill) , ·Belpj:e ................. fll Ollly 15 teams participated. Burton 31-61-79; Donei!J .. M4f. ' . Pl)<;hol$ «<*!f; Helser 1bllcheaW ...... ""' 4!1· Tl1ere were mor, ~!;::~;-!:~. !~ ~J.I ~!!'k 'A~. ~~~kf! ~~:..::;;::;;;::::....;:.:::.;::.::=:::.==:..•=-=::....: ·disqu~l- Elghteeq; ~ ~! •• .\ . ~~ ' ,.· l ,.•,_ ~ • _1 •• -,,, ~ J fCltliiOY L i:-- -' ;• ·,_; �t ' ,, ... 1 .) '· •• Jtnltt Farming_ ~ " • ( i'i; ,, ' ' •'I ,, ' •• . r.-r<' . " . ' ' "'"' ,. a ;. [Aitermath of Devastating Freeze ' l:Y C. !. !!"-'"""~~ . ' ' -i\' I • o'h"'" ,.~,..1 !'1RY bo ao ..itlro so tho DIODI ..u. IN .1111& rup-ll!tJrstlag•9f lbf, eeJ]J, ..,; J;o. Ageot, A¢calture loss as far aa grain develo!>: lured. ., I!J• <;,eila. oiu·Wio.., · · : 'Tiie rost, or freeze, of a week men!. · :(:.mlt'&rY to popular. QilioR, first effeqto ol ·l· o o bas raised many questions I ·• rd Mt!zilig damage lB. not m,._ to perature; as seen · j mg farmers and home own- ll or\;ua grass m&DY _.. , . It should, because hund- the sboots were complete!~ dei•. ~s of lhousands of dollars sltllyed. In others lhere may . iwcre lost in .those few hours the • contnuaUon of growth. It IS ~ighl of May i. expected that the second ::.nwu v:nw;~ u \ The most severe injury in of orchard grass wlU contlnue m LJ jd\3 r-reigs Courlty apparenUy was but there may be oome lo the IA>mato growers who re- to regrowth. P.,rtedly ·lost nea•ly 3 million As far. ~· fruit Is planls. 1n · tender plants · t b e most fru1t m bloom was destroyproblem of frost or freeZe is ed. ~ery critieal, The entlre above Some str~w~e"! growers. JrfNild portion of Lhe plant was the use of Irrigatwn, have kl!l<d. reporled able to save ball their 'l I .( crop. 1 f In other plants such as trees Do you wonder how )lnd sbrubs, or grain such as tion can help prevent frost lvbea~ oats, or barley, varying llegrees of damag~:. occW'red. ; Most of the flolds of barley JSaw appeared to have the Jrflin and head so completely ~amaged that grain formation )vill not occur. In wheat there llppears ta be such variation to ~e stage of growth. Some wheat Jnay develop satisfactorily while age? One of tile reasons Is the irrigation water stirs air sufficienUy so that the cold air does not settle. Another that ice freezing around l plant may prevent a serl·ous drop in temperature inside the ice case. A third reason ·, that irrigation simply keeps ficient moisture in the I All-GEAR The club, it was repOiltl, furnished favors of red carnations for patients at tlle Medi· cal Center Hospltsl for MOth· er's Day. The tray favors were made by Kllren Lemley. MaJ~ I I garet Ehman, and Sharon !larn·ll ilton. The club will continue policy of tray favors lor hospital. Members sent :zines to Holzer Hospital month. On the Farm Front Hard-To-Handle Crops Are Easy Going For A Haybine® Mower-Crusher! POWER Just ·Ar.rivedl ... .., QMODDATII ·:- '" lff!lLHIHT ... "· BARBED WIRE ' Unlco-Motto Barb Is sturdy, Dgbtwelght and Ioitr lasting. Special . Hi-Tensile steel gives add,ed strength without added weight ... heavier .aalvanlze means longer life. Get your MoUo blrb today • " eLIGHTER .sTRONGER eLASTS LONGER GRAVRYTRAaOR SALES & SERVIa New Holland's new Haybine8 mower-crushe~ ROLL ONLy POMEROY • Sorvlna Melp, Gellle & MeliA . CounH-Phone WY 2·2111 J1ck W. Ceney, M1r• ....,. for th• 111 HL" on lou.. 7 &1J at 1M Uppw lncl of P-ror OPEN TIL f P.M. !MONDAY thrv SATURDAY)' sweeps through the tallest, thickest crops at up to 8 mph . .. producing an 8 ft. 9 in. swath (or a windrow) of fully-conditioned, fluffed-up hay. Whether you bale or chop your hay craps, you'll li ke the way tfte' reel keeps the cutterbar clear, and practically e~mill8tes plugging ••• even i~ tangled, downed er~sl . ~.tnis one-man hayin9 mach1ne now. Phone or ·iop IIH!If a demon· &!ration. .' .. ·· . ITIJ NEw HoLLAxn FULTON-THOMPSON WY 2·5101 . TRACTOR ·sALEs SPRING . ' AVE. POMEROY TWO KNOCKS OUT thaf The'. ,,· ' Allelldalcl'atlbt Free Meth· SWidaf School oo May 151 was 11%. 1 " Cbarl<'!. ~{)Jck) Karr under· went surger'y ·Friday, May · Veterans ·~emorial HoSipitai ii F.dward ,Baller, Marion, Miss Polly Kar.r.;Columbus 1 J'.l:wer·e here several days to be their parente, 'Mr. Problems " Mrs. Karr. Alkire ::--.<'·:·Jf ftl'•'l3t~il!·:G~:•ne home Saturday OVER Alkires remained overnight visited Mr. Otho Radford Syracuse, who is Ill . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl. Mark Keller, Sto!:k-11 Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, Now Marshfield ana Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer and David • IH. ER 816 ·MOWER-CO ot-Mt. Vernon, Mr. and set balanced-llead mower actio11, full· width oondltlonlng rolle1'5 with quiet poly V-beltdrives and a new !h.-knuckle PTO' ' drive assemblythatdelivers •mqoth pqwet · In the tigble5t tums.,ln-7·Cir·9-loot cuttef. bar moclel1. • Mows, conditions and windrows In one simple operation. Because it uses a rev· olutionary new Flick-Bar instead of a reel, the 816 costs less at the start ••• costs less to maintain •.. and works In anY.. thing from clover to tallest sudan hybrids without bunching or tangling. You also 27 BALER....':: move IIJII ·hoY fllili ·uie baling chamber Make filii use or iood haymakin& hours with the 27 Baler, You'll pack your crop away at a rate of up to 14 tons per hour. With a big 52" wide pickup and 2%"11are, )'OU take the entire windrow without driv- with no damare w protein-rich leaves. And just like billier IH balers, the ·27 has 1 big htall)'-duty po_ _tralf,and f.,. mous ~ lcnotters that tie ~ 17% Ina over any ot It Feeder tinet pntly s~ron~er. · · ... . ...liM ,.." lllletn.Uonll Hermtw Har/IIBing eomblnlfiOII·It~;,. ' _.·. _ .·pOMERoy Meigs EquiP'rirent Co• . ' Roar Molgo Gfl,eroi.Hospltal 992·2176 ,.,. ,-,,H-·· ··::;w~ · .r- .. POMEROY -~r. . , , -~~: .,. ; 1 'I'· ;,·'I- Rttac/ers Mrs. Vern Story and Jobn of Colum.. ' blm and Mrs. Mildred Ackley of Athens, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. C!Uford Klein ' ,. .·~· entertained Sunday with a lalla- II ·-. ·• '. Uy dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lulber Holley, '. Pt. Pleaaaol, Jimmy Honey .' ' <\ • Hunti&go•, and Mrs. 111 ar 11 PREVENTS LEGUME ILOAT:ttopsloss of anlm' e ls, ttOpi lo11 of production Ourd of Ball RIID vilited SUD· day witb Mr. aad Mrs. Home~ · 'USDA '·estimates cattle deathl and production lossHolley. · ' After extensively experlmentlni and lesUng a v• es from bloat at •100 miiDon . eacb year. Even riety of compound& since 1958, researchers have Miss Sandy Gilmore and Mr. though animals may not d!el'.l!loat can cause them finally develOped BLOAT GUARD ... , . the Ideal Leonard Lyons were among the to go off feed and be unaDJe, to· QIIIDt,a!D satisfacagent thlt'pre'enta 1M, rumen foam whleb cauaea 1166 graduates of PHS who tory production levels. WbeD an animal does d)e, bloat.. went to Washington, D. C. Its casb value and its production are both lciJt .• ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker BLOAT GUARD ~ell rapidly, bas ilo adverse ef· ; hundreds of dollars. ,, ' . and Mrs. Earl Dill called on feeta, Ia nohllmlnated In milk 01\ :found In body ', BLOAT GUARD, a new toP aslng fclr proMrs. Bertha Parker. tlosues, Ia equally ~e~tlve each day cif the bloat , tects animals fully wben · thty tate reeommet::!e4 Hoadley Carruthtrs or Beach Huon, and Ia ~onoiniCil eQOU&Ia ~ pra~ use. · . ' amounts. City spent several days her<! ~ ·,, .' •'· I with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire Columbu,, and Mrs. Pearl Pork. II er,.~alled on Otha Radford SJI'acuse and Mrs. L 11 Maines who Is a medical at Meigs General Mrs. Kathy Pullens, who was 11 medical p ~ tlent .at M-:- '..,.~ GP:n· Formerly: ~ter Feed It Seed Co. eraJ hospital, is· 11ow At hom e. ' JIQy Howell, )tho is em"loy· Gllllpoll•, Ohio PhqnH46.2#3 Third & ~ycemore Sts. ed In Dllnols apenlthe weekend ' his lamftJ bert. . . .. Are Exposed .To Yoclr Advertising Here's a new measure:'Of protection for you.·~ :_ II BLOAT t·;· G·UAI·D MeS~Gge • • Each Sunday. CAw•p 4 ~,.Each P•perl ' reed, II ·-~-.;:;"i;"''...,_,...,......,._.-~-~·~~,.m..,~"''"'"' . -~"';;~ -~"a·.. v ,": ''•'"""'·,'"••_.,..,... . .".....,. :1 1••"~ ~~··- 40,000 . . .-. ,.1; ~~-:· '' ' ' ·'· ( • •L 1 . , -- -- · -·- :;..• ... "· r .. • - ~· . .' ),· ,.. ' ~ '' /' ' 1. • SUMDll TtM&.SENTINil -' ' / :~· ' . ' f. I ,. ;_ ,:_ i ' ' l y ' :'I . ... -~ l • i.JJ t:. "' '';:,;-~_·\ ~- ' _,. • ..., 'I .1. ' ,.. "H;ili ' /~ '~' ' If, -·· .-•·.,._,-4 ,. : ";;.·· ·!',->,;'_;).\-t-1 • ' I �t ' ,, ... 1 .) '· •• Jtnltt Farming_ ~ " • ( i'i; ,, ' ' •'I ,, ' •• . r.-r<' . " . ' ' "'"' ,. a ;. [Aitermath of Devastating Freeze ' l:Y C. !. !!"-'"""~~ . ' ' -i\' I • o'h"'" ,.~,..1 !'1RY bo ao ..itlro so tho DIODI ..u. IN .1111& rup-ll!tJrstlag•9f lbf, eeJ]J, ..,; J;o. Ageot, A¢calture loss as far aa grain develo!>: lured. ., I!J• <;,eila. oiu·Wio.., · · : 'Tiie rost, or freeze, of a week men!. · :(:.mlt'&rY to popular. QilioR, first effeqto ol ·l· o o bas raised many questions I ·• rd Mt!zilig damage lB. not m,._ to perature; as seen · j mg farmers and home own- ll or\;ua grass m&DY _.. , . It should, because hund- the sboots were complete!~ dei•. ~s of lhousands of dollars sltllyed. In others lhere may . iwcre lost in .those few hours the • contnuaUon of growth. It IS ~ighl of May i. expected that the second ::.nwu v:nw;~ u \ The most severe injury in of orchard grass wlU contlnue m LJ jd\3 r-reigs Courlty apparenUy was but there may be oome lo the IA>mato growers who re- to regrowth. P.,rtedly ·lost nea•ly 3 million As far. ~· fruit Is planls. 1n · tender plants · t b e most fru1t m bloom was destroyproblem of frost or freeZe is ed. ~ery critieal, The entlre above Some str~w~e"! growers. JrfNild portion of Lhe plant was the use of Irrigatwn, have kl!l<d. reporled able to save ball their 'l I .( crop. 1 f In other plants such as trees Do you wonder how )lnd sbrubs, or grain such as tion can help prevent frost lvbea~ oats, or barley, varying llegrees of damag~:. occW'red. ; Most of the flolds of barley JSaw appeared to have the Jrflin and head so completely ~amaged that grain formation )vill not occur. In wheat there llppears ta be such variation to ~e stage of growth. Some wheat Jnay develop satisfactorily while age? One of tile reasons Is the irrigation water stirs air sufficienUy so that the cold air does not settle. Another that ice freezing around l plant may prevent a serl·ous drop in temperature inside the ice case. A third reason ·, that irrigation simply keeps ficient moisture in the I All-GEAR The club, it was repOiltl, furnished favors of red carnations for patients at tlle Medi· cal Center Hospltsl for MOth· er's Day. The tray favors were made by Kllren Lemley. MaJ~ I I garet Ehman, and Sharon !larn·ll ilton. The club will continue policy of tray favors lor hospital. Members sent :zines to Holzer Hospital month. On the Farm Front Hard-To-Handle Crops Are Easy Going For A Haybine® Mower-Crusher! POWER Just ·Ar.rivedl ... .., QMODDATII ·:- '" lff!lLHIHT ... "· BARBED WIRE ' Unlco-Motto Barb Is sturdy, Dgbtwelght and Ioitr lasting. Special . Hi-Tensile steel gives add,ed strength without added weight ... heavier .aalvanlze means longer life. Get your MoUo blrb today • " eLIGHTER .sTRONGER eLASTS LONGER GRAVRYTRAaOR SALES & SERVIa New Holland's new Haybine8 mower-crushe~ ROLL ONLy POMEROY • Sorvlna Melp, Gellle & MeliA . CounH-Phone WY 2·2111 J1ck W. Ceney, M1r• ....,. for th• 111 HL" on lou.. 7 &1J at 1M Uppw lncl of P-ror OPEN TIL f P.M. !MONDAY thrv SATURDAY)' sweeps through the tallest, thickest crops at up to 8 mph . .. producing an 8 ft. 9 in. swath (or a windrow) of fully-conditioned, fluffed-up hay. Whether you bale or chop your hay craps, you'll li ke the way tfte' reel keeps the cutterbar clear, and practically e~mill8tes plugging ••• even i~ tangled, downed er~sl . ~.tnis one-man hayin9 mach1ne now. Phone or ·iop IIH!If a demon· &!ration. .' .. ·· . ITIJ NEw HoLLAxn FULTON-THOMPSON WY 2·5101 . TRACTOR ·sALEs SPRING . ' AVE. POMEROY TWO KNOCKS OUT thaf The'. ,,· ' Allelldalcl'atlbt Free Meth· SWidaf School oo May 151 was 11%. 1 " Cbarl<'!. ~{)Jck) Karr under· went surger'y ·Friday, May · Veterans ·~emorial HoSipitai ii F.dward ,Baller, Marion, Miss Polly Kar.r.;Columbus 1 J'.l:wer·e here several days to be their parente, 'Mr. Problems " Mrs. Karr. Alkire ::--.<'·:·Jf ftl'•'l3t~il!·:G~:•ne home Saturday OVER Alkires remained overnight visited Mr. Otho Radford Syracuse, who is Ill . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl. Mark Keller, Sto!:k-11 Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stahl, Now Marshfield ana Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Schaefer and David • IH. ER 816 ·MOWER-CO ot-Mt. Vernon, Mr. and set balanced-llead mower actio11, full· width oondltlonlng rolle1'5 with quiet poly V-beltdrives and a new !h.-knuckle PTO' ' drive assemblythatdelivers •mqoth pqwet · In the tigble5t tums.,ln-7·Cir·9-loot cuttef. bar moclel1. • Mows, conditions and windrows In one simple operation. Because it uses a rev· olutionary new Flick-Bar instead of a reel, the 816 costs less at the start ••• costs less to maintain •.. and works In anY.. thing from clover to tallest sudan hybrids without bunching or tangling. You also 27 BALER....':: move IIJII ·hoY fllili ·uie baling chamber Make filii use or iood haymakin& hours with the 27 Baler, You'll pack your crop away at a rate of up to 14 tons per hour. With a big 52" wide pickup and 2%"11are, )'OU take the entire windrow without driv- with no damare w protein-rich leaves. And just like billier IH balers, the ·27 has 1 big htall)'-duty po_ _tralf,and f.,. mous ~ lcnotters that tie ~ 17% Ina over any ot It Feeder tinet pntly s~ron~er. · · ... . ...liM ,.." lllletn.Uonll Hermtw Har/IIBing eomblnlfiOII·It~;,. ' _.·. _ .·pOMERoy Meigs EquiP'rirent Co• . ' Roar Molgo Gfl,eroi.Hospltal 992·2176 ,.,. ,-,,H-·· ··::;w~ · .r- .. POMEROY -~r. . , , -~~: .,. ; 1 'I'· ;,·'I- Rttac/ers Mrs. Vern Story and Jobn of Colum.. ' blm and Mrs. Mildred Ackley of Athens, recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. C!Uford Klein ' ,. .·~· entertained Sunday with a lalla- II ·-. ·• '. Uy dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lulber Holley, '. Pt. Pleaaaol, Jimmy Honey .' ' <\ • Hunti&go•, and Mrs. 111 ar 11 PREVENTS LEGUME ILOAT:ttopsloss of anlm' e ls, ttOpi lo11 of production Ourd of Ball RIID vilited SUD· day witb Mr. aad Mrs. Home~ · 'USDA '·estimates cattle deathl and production lossHolley. · ' After extensively experlmentlni and lesUng a v• es from bloat at •100 miiDon . eacb year. Even riety of compound& since 1958, researchers have Miss Sandy Gilmore and Mr. though animals may not d!el'.l!loat can cause them finally develOped BLOAT GUARD ... , . the Ideal Leonard Lyons were among the to go off feed and be unaDJe, to· QIIIDt,a!D satisfacagent thlt'pre'enta 1M, rumen foam whleb cauaea 1166 graduates of PHS who tory production levels. WbeD an animal does d)e, bloat.. went to Washington, D. C. Its casb value and its production are both lciJt .• ; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker BLOAT GUARD ~ell rapidly, bas ilo adverse ef· ; hundreds of dollars. ,, ' . and Mrs. Earl Dill called on feeta, Ia nohllmlnated In milk 01\ :found In body ', BLOAT GUARD, a new toP aslng fclr proMrs. Bertha Parker. tlosues, Ia equally ~e~tlve each day cif the bloat , tects animals fully wben · thty tate reeommet::!e4 Hoadley Carruthtrs or Beach Huon, and Ia ~onoiniCil eQOU&Ia ~ pra~ use. · . ' amounts. City spent several days her<! ~ ·,, .' •'· I with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire Columbu,, and Mrs. Pearl Pork. II er,.~alled on Otha Radford SJI'acuse and Mrs. L 11 Maines who Is a medical at Meigs General Mrs. Kathy Pullens, who was 11 medical p ~ tlent .at M-:- '..,.~ GP:n· Formerly: ~ter Feed It Seed Co. eraJ hospital, is· 11ow At hom e. ' JIQy Howell, )tho is em"loy· Gllllpoll•, Ohio PhqnH46.2#3 Third & ~ycemore Sts. ed In Dllnols apenlthe weekend ' his lamftJ bert. . . .. Are Exposed .To Yoclr Advertising Here's a new measure:'Of protection for you.·~ :_ II BLOAT t·;· G·UAI·D MeS~Gge • • Each Sunday. CAw•p 4 ~,.Each P•perl ' reed, II ·-~-.;:;"i;"''...,_,...,......,._.-~-~·~~,.m..,~"''"'"' . -~"';;~ -~"a·.. v ,": ''•'"""'·,'"••_.,..,... . .".....,. :1 1••"~ ~~··- 40,000 . . .-. ,.1; ~~-:· '' ' ' ·'· ( • •L 1 . , -- -- · -·- :;..• ... "· r .. • - ~· . .' ),· ,.. ' ~ '' /' ' 1. • SUMDll TtM&.SENTINil -' ' / :~· ' . ' f. I ,. ;_ ,:_ i ' ' l y ' :'I . ... -~ l • i.JJ t:. "' '';:,;-~_·\ ~- ' _,. • ..., 'I .1. ' ,.. "H;ili ' /~ '~' ' If, -·· .-•·.,._,-4 ,. : ";;.·· ·!',->,;'_;).\-t-1 • ' I �����I ' . ' • ·-~···. I ' '. "' I J . .1 I' •.. .' .I 'l'bt Sunday • =w~~~~==~~~~d:~~·!x:v~u~.~~:~=e~, . 'li!ne~, ••• " 1_ . I mm&!ly, ll!ay 22, 1988- lS - ~ -- .. . . ,, • I Sunday Times-Sentinel · William·- Zetk:le, Pam Sylvester, ·win Sout~ern · High School-Keys David GoodWin ire Winners oundation Aw!ds at PR~ I. William ~kle re<elved the ~ a l)anforUI Award ~ ~of! Kennedy, Keith Evans, 8lld Ju- Clair, 8lld Kathy Wlloo11n,..,ilcJI.I valedicto~lllii' key for the !966 libl'arillri key. , Kennecb'• dy Smith. '!'he plno were ,.... ' Reoognized by Mro. senior claas of Southern Hlii4 Sloe ,.., a member of th~ Sci· and ointed to otudents Ill the ele. Ia Fneker , School and Pam Sylvest.r won en~e etuh on. year, 'l'r~M I!'IJI!· ,.. Mr. 11te11tary typing cia,. wbo. had ber Englis~ • the salut~torian key durtl!g llfl) bet, F;encll Club membet, » Datld J. Goodwin, attained ~ words per minute. written awards ,ssembly Friday alteo<: nual Staff sal"'!maft, a me~ Poinell>Y. were Mrs. fi<llfnuln abo pn!Senled In an noon. · · of · '¥ oenklr cllll play, on the Danforth F'ounda- medals .;•~or memben of oludellts' . Both Mill Sylvester and Zer- the IICI!olarsblp team three Uoof~~~rds· 11 the 8111ltlll A- the ochool paper lllllf, 11-lv· m ·Danna • Ide are l'Osldents of College years, Ill t1iO slioi club Aosembly_ at .Pomeroy 1Dg tbooe medals were Shll'OII 0011, Road in Syia~use. William is• years, band four years, a FrW.y morning. Biggs, Vlckli Fetty, l<l~lta EJ>. Frick, an.t · · the son of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam .'"ember of the Pep Club, Fu· ~::,:~A=wards annua~ lln, Margie W~mer, Donna Re~ lle<ky Stlym waa a,.. recot!: R. Zerkle and Pam is t h e lure HQmemallers of -.~c~;.. )! seniors who ! bel, Linda Smith, Cheryl E;i. niJl!'Ci aoi!M!· Pomeroy ,w~ of • ·r. C. RODGERS daughter of Mr: and Mra. Arth· lias allbl'llrian tliree yean m1 the oulslanding sen- I wards, Brenda Owens, Cbarlotte the rocenl .W,. eahtest ID: aup. SELECTED - Frederick ur Sylvester. They completed • class officer bet jiutlor>year. IP.!'l-'!110 the outstanding sen- Lam bell, Unda Reuter, Judy port of the bood Issue. ColleB Rod...,, 80D of Mr. the facul ... Both 1\ighthouse,KandiGrueser,Jane Medals 8lld letters were a- . and Mn. Jamet ,M. Redgtrs the college preparatory course. She Is a member of tbe Syra· Zerkle is president of the euse Presbyterian Cbureb and and have J<llu!son, and Beverly Aleshire. warded'by coach Russell Mciore . of Clietldro, .., been oeleeted band, vice president of t b e teaches a Sunday Sebool claas · . :mnJl!eted tbe CoUep Prep Dale Gum of the faculty lfi' to the fo1lowlol! hasebaU play- for the · ..,.dary oeteo<e ~ elub, a member of the there: · Cou..... Miss Kennedy lla!l been sented typing award• to ..._'Ond ers, Dick Werry, BrllCO tn!Biq JII'GJI'lll ol 0 b I o Selence Club and Frencll club, Other awll'ds presented ddr· 1 oiepled 88 a student at the yenr typlllg students 8lld also ...,, _Rod Karr,EddleBaer, · ,State Volvolfll)' • .lle Ia a sill1 wi> chairman of the BeaUl IDg the asoerably lncllllkdi i ~ Hospital Scbool of Nurs- 1presented medals to memhen Moore, Steve Flnlaw, dent II KJair 'Citek HI J~ MtiJ Ball couuniltte for two Dis~iet • State Seholarshlp nJ Ill Gallipolis and Goodwin I of the staR of the oehool annual. Wbal~y, Leimle Van Meter, scloool. Ttle propoiio pmldeo yean,. baa .been president . of test ~wards, Carol WUeo~en ~ WJU1AM zi!JIJ!& PAM n'L\'l!S'hlB will attead Oblo State Unlver- l Libr~ awanlo were preseol- CUmll!gl!, ml t1ouok Bartels. 01118londlnl hllb ocllool oclolty in the fall. ed by _Mi!s Helen Stnlth to l!!u- Membei-a of the .track ea<e otadeall dlro<t ....... Tri·M, was president of lbe Ill French I, first In !be Club his junior y~,-of the District 8Dil 11th In tile i Uam W'II!D'"·' Miss Kennedy was also an- d~t librarians, Shirley Ale- bOIIored by Coacll Bud · wltll teocben and -orcloen Latin served on the Echo and Annual of the state; Brouda · John 1IGil 1111 ,.,.._. as the winner of the shire, Marjorie Bentz, Shll'OII Iwere Don swisher fOC!OIIIIed .....~pe'::; !Jails .w1J8_ 1n the '·'tr ~$1oJlal Hooor Society Scbol· Biggs, VickU Fetty, Charles ties 8111 Nease 'Andy •~ I![VJWIL.,.• • · - ., . "' ;... . .( uii>IP tl $'15. She had previous- Hayes, Jane Johason, Charlotte car.:.n Cro•, J~ff Glbbo, jl ·~· :v 'beiin announced 88 the DAR Lambert, Janice Neece, Donna Napper Jack Stanley J a c . Good Citizen of Pomeroy High Reibel, Judy RtgbUJOOse, and Mow ' Jim Lee ' Bewoett ,..-.-... . ScllOOI. Linda Smith. Rous:,'l'Ctoartes • Gu ~ 1 • ill other presentations, Mal'- Mrs. Elaine Rlllll!e recogn1z. Sarge~! Jerry Well, Jooile Bentz, daughter of Mr. ed stuOO.ts In her s~nd eel and Leonard Lyons. 1!1 1 ·s,oo ariil lolrs. Thomas Bentz, Route classes who had pal!sed wdb a: ' 1W n . Daytime Show~r · :barlight Savi~~ Tune 1 . J, Pomeroy, was announced by grade of 90 or better a theory 1 Members of the goH team "9 , 1 _110 ~~...iou~ N~ >· '<:< ~~' -<*' ~.;"" ~ifo Helen Smith of the faculty test devised by the Gregg Pub- bonored by Coach Bill JIC! Easlera 'Stendoiil· :rtme Meln Countv J\FD· ·: · 8!00 >SI*"· dft ;;,~~; .. the winner o1 the Future llshing Company. 'l1ley were were Don Swisher, Joo Guinth- fk · WSAZ Tv~ 18 , CH: c;'Mo'lilt.s a u CoWltn Jounboret ·., 11:30 p. m. S... . ..: "Flam~ · ·' · 8·90··:Rl!'Oi>l' 'l'allov: llo,. reachers of American scholar- Peggy Bowers, VIrginia Cull- er, Jim Anderson, Pat Story, e1 8:45-Corn Cob .. '• .. . Cal®tta" ::.. D. Darcel 6:57 Weather •·M 1!\'iileslant Hour ' . . . ' m(p of $100. M111 Smith ill ad- nlllgham, Candice Hutton, Peg· Bill Francis, Rod Karl, JeR . . 7·0fl National News -W~elo End .. 7:1X1-Today r .. n,, worst . · i . . . rtilr of the Pomeroy ehapterl gy Hoffner, Susan Lytle, Jo Burt and Dick Knight. Shll'OII I p. m . Tues. ''}lscape 7:05 Bill Mil~ Sho'lr_. !1.110 Qlltlon's and .Hern'a ftf 1:111>Mike ll'olllice .. of the FI'A. I Smith, Sandra Bailey , Beverly Biggs, announced earlier a• Burma," -' B. Stanwyok 7':15 Btn Miller Silo• . .. Ten Show . 1·25At the aaembly Mrs. Bern· IDenver, Millie Legar, Carla the school's Homemaker of TCJo D. 1: 10 a. m . . T hurs. New. . . !2: 110 Noon News .. ..,,31Ice Hoffman awarded elemen- Nortoo, Relinda Scott, Judy morrow wao recognized by Prln- Fl of the Nije," - .a. Burr Pickens H_ard1far• (Tues .12 •15 Paid I!Qwero. !t!'Jl tary tn>111g piDI to Barbara Smith, Paulette Snider, Janet St eipal James Diehl lei 1·1111-. 1!-!0· o:·m. Fi'.i - "lndiall ·and 'l'buld · tt'1111'' ~11~ ' stileidl" ' 1:311- , rlsillg," G. 1:!111 Nelfl ./ 1:00 ~ Ne~ ' a. m. Sat. - "Savage 1·110 8111 Miller Sbo1r . t >415 Jim M..is '~ t ·IIII-Morn. Show '!'aPt Jlanaar<il' erne.. .~ V. Mature: 1:45 Baker Furniture Shaw , s:oo Sign orr '• t :30-- . ~, ~ -- . 'l..-·Movie ·· '·1-y ~ ~ . t1l I SPORTs . . IWod. • Fri.)' , StiNDAY...c 1·110 News ~ J : 31Y'Sj~ri· On--Forward P'IHM p.· m. Sun. - .Soap . 10· 1111-~ Guea Lacf . ·:· ~ : ' 10 ·,5-Newa · · ·\ ·-"' Derby Wor!bOp;l . "1·15 Coffee with Janet · . J·IJI-'BM!IIst:&ur , · CH I DAD)r· FEATIJIIES l·t5 R. o ush'• Shoos l'l'bun.l ·1·30 ·Newt " . • 10:30-Conc!entrat . , 'the 'Mdlo.Yi. a. m. - Paul Dl'fll.n Sh!!w I~·M Ol>lo ll'<lnoatlon '1'3!' Week tnd . · 1~·1111-Mornlnr siJi~ ·Andv GriH!th Supermartet Nooil - 58-50 Club (Ruth 10·05 Swat> !lh9P. · 1·110 SDreadiJ>4. Kl!llldo• Dating Game 11,311-Partfdloe Bav Dlclo Von -~e . Lyons) . . ·~·I& Minlstorlol A.,..lat!OII 1:!0 'J'I)t 91ble Si>e&ks - · . ..,. 2 p. m. - Tho •Coffee Club 111·31 Social SeeurliJ ·1,45·-;,. Good Liri' 1!·110-,Jeopard)' Love or Life cioarleo Howard Knight, oon lor years, oocretary of Donno 11.-d 1 p. iii. _ i o:t:~.i.k Reports 10·15 Tom Rober!SIHl Show tlldlO M~~ Control of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knlgbt freshman class, sergeant of · 12:25- . News ~ Ohjo Newo, . Weather and 1 . 1 •00 Newt 10·30 Con~tnr l!ymnUrnero : II ·!(I..,.Postofl".,. Searoh F..- -Tomar. FaU:.. KnOWI of Star Houle, Cheoter, waa pre- arms his junior year, memher ' Sports . !Hili '""';'t Country Jundlon. 11•!0 . O ulet Rour . 1245Guldlnr Ll(bt sented a trophy for being the of the minstrol east three p. m. - T!.' I Eiventb Hour 11.>111 ,nVI Conntrv RymnUme 12:1l0: .NC!'JII, Newo . , I2 :S5-News wiiUlel' of thil' year'a Senior years, in class plays two years, Olito News Weather and t'-·00 National Newt 12•15 Cbrl!llans Rout . class valedlcklrlan award at on the Eastern Star staff hi• Woman'• P~ge Sporta .' ' 12:15 Loeal Newa ~ tUtt lief. ·Merlm ,.... ~astern llilh Sch'lDI during jlmlor year, on the scholarship At World Turas (II I ~.MOVIES 12::111 Goessler's Guest Sill' 1:1111 R.....l!:ddlo Boyer 111 awards assembly Friday. ream one year, In the mtxed II p. m. Frl - ''Kil>l. of Fear" lUll Lal'l"f Anderson Show .1•3(1. Rev. Sllao lliHupo . ehoruo three years, in the hootPasawonl eonr.c~enna1 ·· 2·t»--ur U.es - ., · · 2,:10 Miles Kusle Show 2:1111 ' Harvest Time Winner ol the aalutatorlan • enanny two yearo, sergeant o1 A .Timer..- Ua •. ' ·!111-Doclon House Partr .;-P. 0 B~'!'t .. 4:15 Klo!T •']'I VanZandt Show 2:1$ Re'r. Bobby Lee Mkfna· ward was John Gregory BaUey, arms in Latin Club hill junior 11 · .P: .m . ... · -: Tho De· USWomen'• Newe !Mon. Wed. rr!.l 1·3& W k End · . • son of Mr. and Mrs. J o b n year member of Lettermen'o . ' lecl••e" A. q.il....,.., .J. 1:110 Eleelrle Co. Loeal Nril 5:90 Gen. lloepltal · · . 3·M- Anoth. World To Tell Trnllo BaUey of Rt. 3, Pomeroy. elub 'three years football man. .Greenwoo4 . NeWII · · . . US~night's grade point average aser two years 'member of the .cil I SPoRTS UO-dol!'l Say Edge Of Night Tile \'IUrstll ~as 3.111 of a ]lOS'IIble 4.0 while track team tw~ years, member fp. m. Sun. -Colonial lnvilia., 3ailey bad 3.39. of the haseball team, haskef.. s.eretstorm Never Too Youn1 • 1•110-Cartoon tlonai Golf Tournament I 4:30Ria Tla Til Wilen! Adlm~ II J\night's aellviu.. IDcluded ball manager one year, on the Cll I SPECIAL PEATIJR£ '• jJ. ill. Surt - SelePce member of studell~ councll two intramural team years, s.alloiDt ~si­ years; vice president of student winner in bte spelldown for two Acllj)a - .-•A!Dph'lhla0.~' lloavC!I' Brave SlaUiol council, : Vice preoldenl· o1 jon- years, in the Vocabulary Downs I .OA)LY FEATURES MRS. Wedding United Lynn Mooney, John Burnett mdJ aocd•ln dl~ Miss Lynn Mooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MooneY of Gallipolis, became the bride of Mr. Jobo Burnett, son of ~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -~- . :!.. . -::11'-Cable Hi!hfif!b'ts +, .. .. w~r.o; ~dfu wJ;At~ •Af '" Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burnett of Rt. 141, Gallipolis, on May 14th. The ceremony was per~ 1 formed the Rev, Robert IAI!~~~f· in the after- ' , Methodist ~-. . ' -c 1 .· ~ ·--- .:~ . :. . { ' ... ,,. . ''', '~ . ,. haries Rieb- l .. •• fl,· . ~ . -~ •• "'?.! I"':- 'WSAZTV~ '1•3111:45 • ~ .,,!5 • r • Sl: 1rt 1 .. . . · ~.,;:nj,'";!"' ~!. I I ..' his junior and senior years, JllOI'lber of the National Homr Society two yean ml In I b e boys qw.rtet three years. Other awards presented ddrIDe the asoembly Included: CIIAIILB8· INIG8'r KnJghl, l8tb In Senior Sqelal Studies • Edna McCoy IIOtb In EIIIIUsh 11· Twlla ~ 20th Ill English 10' and oOan, ~rahle J. t ...... .:·.> .a n·:d RA. D·.I. ·o;<:·~ : ~ ~ ~ ~\&. . ., · · --The .. . :· . . . "~ . . C ~ Resurf • Dum T k t't =: . acmg, p rue ·.,..ID~ ~,:! !": Bids are Accepted~ City ~ oclooo1s r:-"~:: IDtll •vice 10 • an bolb .....,... l cr:==~ w1t11 dl> ~~I. . Itt COlli- , . 1114 ., L. P. Cmtt Co, ~ · flO,IIO.lO 1111 1pproved at . 1:110 Car.Jin N..,t 7:31 Death . Valley ' Wild Wool ,Who Swiped his Pri.vacy ·t:eo Mftt. Prest Crusade Harmony Boy! Lighthouse Soc. Security We Believe t ·15 .2:1111 Mental Health Spts: Speetacalar 1:41 ! :00 MIDion Club Matinee 3:110 Mexleo S::lll ThaHand Action Movie The Big Guy Film . '. Stoney Burke 1'J.E.H. Radio !21th 1:-News CenlurJ Rifieman 1:31 Rusaian Sport San Francisco Beat Addams Fam~y . 7:11117:30 Walt Disney ....... l:eo .......n ! Movie ... Lassie Martian Sea Voyoge E4 Sullivao F.B.I . Perry Mason Movie IO:ot Waeklest Ship Emmy Awarda '10:30- Court Marital " ', -P.a<emaker TOGIT ,7Channels " l :llll-f9peye ' " ' .1·15-' . ... .. .ue-.· be ·Vi..·~. 10:00 Band 10,30 WtTH .... . erv CAlli .·IF ~voafHAVIN'T HUNDtlJD ·m.k,. .. Mii!IIJ ....... LBSiki .iaii)ENTS ARE ,THE SERVIa OFFERED BY .: TV ·COLE. " . : ~Pill· Beallet '-' • r ' tn~·::: ""~•·""'"' .,,• .; Lirnll..,. · .... ,._ . 12:45- Cortoorl . ~ r •; ... Magjlla Gorlllll llago ilUJODt. liO!IIlter ~- ~ ' '110 . BloebaD Let'• ~ .- ,~ - i : JO.- . f.O ' J ; • OO...:Jetsoni · • 3~ •. ;' 31-A~ AJot; , li'~·.!"L fu!edl . . :. r • c . . ~, .. ' ' . . .' 1- '"· .. Held The general meeting of the Women's Society of CbriJo. I a;:' Wehrung, Sanders and Mrs. Lloyd Blazer. Appeal." Mrs. Hoka R o 1 Burdetto ! Circle Two was iR marge of and Mrs. Harold Swildler ,.. , Globokar, the program entitled "Dreams ported on the Toledo ...,.._ orter, and and Reality." Mernhero taking ence held April 27 8lld 28th. Tbt ker, adVIs- part were Mrs. Everett Me· other two delegates wen l4n. Mahon, Mrs. Ch"1'ies J. Neal, Lloyd Blazer ud Mrs. J:verotl Mrs. Harold Swindler. Mrs. Mar- McMahoR. Vamed viB Sanders, Mrs. Ernest Wise- Following tho proJflm 1 dl> man, Mrs. Bruce McDoriald, llcious dessert courn Wll _.. Mrs. Jotm Dobbina and Mra. ved in tha dlllq 1110111 hj' CIIte Miso Carol Davis. _ __ _.::::..:__ ele f . _ _ _ _ __ Mr. and Fisher ...:..:::_::.:.:;:::__ 1 odron Girl• ed by the ill In June. oiRt Plea .. 1ry lll!f the of Studeat the Nationy. Teens Cburch: leader and ·• 'Touch of The Master's Hand' is Topic of WSCS Speaket Recently Mrs. Laura Jon o-.a, ,.... wao il cbarp ol lba meetiog, and two~ aoop were " LeaKing ea The Ev• lasti11g Anna," aod ..,Mr lope Ia Built." Devoli... wert flvan by lin, Emma Newmu, and lbe ~ • poem "Take Time To PraJ." Mro. Vjo,gioia BaH off•ld pr.,. or. Mrs. Mario 1lenidfiO JOid 1 Jetter rrom • miat• ta Nlg.... ia, who io being oupportod ., the WSCS. The 11fWP vvtad It !. oa g beip support tho rniRistAI: lor Rev. Job• Barnett, who 18 holding o revival at Ohio Chape1 Methodist church, gave aB interesting talk entitled "The Touch Of The Master's Hand," at the meeting or the WomeR's Society Of Christial Service, at the borne of Mrs. Nancy Stewart, Ga11ipolis. Mrs. Zelma Lee Vallaoce was co-booteSI. ideo~ Class of sAd Being Kind , Mrs . Harley another year. I ' A delicious luncb WM ..., . her home, Live For, from McGuffey Read- ed to 11 members, four vlailon, 1 er, by Mrs. Myrtle Long, con- and the chUdreo. The oarge of !eluded the program,. . illg will be June JSth at th , . Dormg a short bUBJie&s ses- home of Mrs. Fay Hamlltoa. • :ideat, IJJ-- !lion, it was decided to order A picnic js plaaned for tb8 100a by Mrs. Danny Duzits to aeU and dlsb hour. was read clotho were distributed to selL ed by I Refreshments were oerved PLAN CLASS REUNlON rs. Frick. by the bo!tess to lhe abov<> Members of tho gradllltlllg ~ Jn. 8lld Mrs. Ed King, Mrs . Her· class of 1951 at Chester 11111 ~ by Mrs. Ibert DixtR, Mrs. Carl Moore. hold their annual picaie It To ' lo, and two gueals, Mrs. Ernest IW) al Gak Park May 29111 11 >re<Iatfoa, Carpenter of Bidwell and Mrs. noon. All members and frlenda ;Hiddeo WUiiam Pullins. , are cordially Invited. • ~ next...._ .Fare ·fq.r.· ,. 9/S~Z 'ry 1 . 7:110- Almtnite ~ lS year .have tian Service of Grace Methodist church, Gallipolil, wu held oresldPnt. this week in the church cha· , _ _ _:.._:.._:_.::......:.:..=:= esident Bee i pel. During tho buoinm IJtettill, ry • Lormg • . Mrs. Garland Caudill IIIII Mra. Mrs. Charles Lanier present· Joha Phillips were pnoeoted the above ~ names of new members, and service pils. A letter frgm tiM Dawn Car- mtroduced thosP who were pres- Upper Room F·" cuowship Wll ·rry Evans, ent. The eall to conunltmeal read. It expreaaed lbaW 1o ' Globokar, was led by Mrs. Lamer, Mrs . the Socety f tha IIIII , Goodwin, John O'Dell, Mrs. Marvirl seRt to ~'Em;~ency N• J Chureb Brown. A reading, What Newi .. Saturday • lligb build- 11 Aelloo lbelter · .N..., M t · ~~:~~~ ee tng ib aa booteso Things, Miss Dorathy Lale Show IUO Tonight ··· - ~----:~___;;_ · · -~-- H:lill Bacb.- !. Lote Sllow . 11:11- 11;41- 12:01 ,, 10 .1G U :llll li :tS1' :30 New!l 1 Wts-Thester . , •• WSCS ~SUeet General ,ostess to Class Meeting t·L,·s Week ll U:It-Newt Gomer Movlt 1·31)-- ·c- ·~ 12:30 Africa es,•Jt 1:1111 Bonanu Rogan'! 1:3& Incl. 5CII u t:j I ., l be graduMr. and Mrs. (Jennifer K. Crew) David E. Brown WIM ~om Ohio married April 19 at the Pomeroy United 1\fetbodlot Chur& . I' _ s__ .. ac_co_u_n.:_t.:.•f:...w.:.ed :.=d.:. in~g:_,'_:'C ::r.:. ew ::_·.B ::: ro::w.:•_: "_::n:::ht::.'pa::!go.:__ _ mployed 10 The coup-1 ~26~1 :~ Evening Shows ' Wymollll 8:» """" ~1411 • Atnarlllo, : 'I'd.,V.fiGm 1111 1GNe . . -J1!11e11a1 eoune , . .- ~~~~~[~~ ·lit, IIIII Mn. n- l!UrrA drii'IIIOD.pllf! • ·Ill ltl 'lor S; Air Ill- ....... dmlopfdllr I. J. Mo- ~ Alrl1lall llrJill, a .%·~ dealit GUIN 1111 . , . . _ etty , . ~~~~ ol ltkldleporl !flab Clrh . . . Gill)' IL~ ~ Scboal; II lri!lna U~ to .' I ,..,..._..:.:....,.,....._.,t_;_;, ba111 llled ·ll!e plllil ., . , . 1i1!11 Orai!d :rwta ~. (1. p., tor ,UUT1 _,.,. "'il·o J'ml. 11r11 bid _. 1i1et1 Mttillled thlly 1lllh 1b1 .Lllraflllc All ._....,;·_ _ _ _.._........_ . . ,. ..,.,. • . '"\t~N • PALMI!' ~T A~S,. ,".~ ID 1111 clt7•" ()umaand I • w• Oral Roberts Facing Life 3 Film • •. • · ·- · " 1:30 At Issue -- -\.41- uo Hank ' 'l1lt plaa bid beea Jftl'loull)' Itt I8COIId NICilac Ill furDIIb approved by dot eouat)> comma~ for rtiUI'flclDI dty mbllaam. at U!llvallr ~ A bid Cll by 1111 '1'111 ell)' 1111111111' waa aulb- ' lilt ellllllllllrJ C!81lf. OlmpoUa Mot« Co. tor • - 'orllld to bu1 • """ IJpewrilll' '!)eJ 11ft 111111P ser.ec ~ lnlcll wu •PIIfOI'ed oa tor ue II lbe diJ eoUcltor• . - . vi if~==-· OlurdL · . Bldl bJ J•. /. Mi~QtrW. IIIII INDI TI.UNINO . laG Ill f1n1111 Qaaf !lcoiiiftte, Alrmm 'Ddld t1ua Joloa T. IIIII dllt 4 Clrllr 11114 &Ja ~ t11111 ol Kr. 1114 Mn; · llahom j1t firtdlll Clul IC . . . . A. IIJ1Ill of Ill N, 1!10. J., Mr. . . ~ • lllllltlllllli Ill Clllll Av._, Jllddleport, hu I w:-. Rip- Co!JiriiiMioaer Face '!'he Netloa r~mera 12:30 Gard•n Club 1,!:46 Pari~ 22,-.:!.988 · MR. AND MRS. DAYID r;, BROWN best anquet. OfBullwinkle Discover' T,th Cb. 13 Pres<nts . ,31)-!lranded Ji. • Retll'e Y From Teacbin• for 1111 N• York · iv~~~ · G.WpoUa CIIJ Commlalloa at ~ 1D11110J rrtdiJ hu oompleted II. IIIah! acetpted low bldl for rtllll'flclDC lllllerld ID4tfor 0ewt11 aebooll a new dump lr\ICt. · CIIIUa OoraiiJ, Bldllor turaifb~DI two tJpea of eoaerete were njlcted. Look Up : 12•1111-'l'V Chaoet :·, .. Sunday ,mea-Sentinel, Sunday, May Beany and Cecn Peter Potamus • Lam~ . , .:;;... j-~~- Cbrlstophers · was 1r1day 10 •1111 tli·iiJ- t Preliminary diltrlet • state 'mention In English basketball and hasehaU all four scholarship certificates were ' · . al y.·an, !!"- of the Vocahu- presented Shirley Kueker, Enl!· Conteet award w1nnel'l pre- ' . lary down two years, member Jlsh 9; Twill Karr, English 10; llfDled awards were Blll A.'len, I'd the National Honor Suclety, Jackie Bohr, Engllsb II; GreJ Vocahulary Down; Kay Boothe, prealderrl of the aenlor cla•s, BIUey, EngUsh 12; . !.Dulse Spelldo!!" award, and Penny llomocoD,.II eocort blo junior Michael Algebra I; Ma Karr WoHe, foelly. )'W, Spanlob Club member his and Ann Holter, Plane Geome- Marilyn Karr and Esther lmbrnll! ,..,, try; B111 Allen and VIrginia S}leliCer wera presented I be Dalley ,.. a member o1 •tu· Coleman, Algebra n; Twill Yesrboolt lWard, Mary Bahr th ~ ......,U his junior and aen- Karr, World '"•tory; Tom Os- and Iiobe1l TrusoeU, the news- M borne American Hlotory; BUI AI· paper awards, and Cberyi.Bentz loll AmetiCarl Government; Len- ....,.lved the DAR award. .OUDgS ora Michael, General Science, Recipients of the Senior Non- Iii c TwiJa Karr and JO'Jce Van Mel- Aeldemic awll'ds were Barhars : er, BloloiY; Btu A1Jea Cbemls- McGratb, &lee club key; Marl· H . !:' try; Sandra Newlun and Sblr- 1yn Karr, band key; Duane Tot- 01 lay Rucker, Latin 1: Marilyn tie and Unda Larklnt, drama!- J 1 Mr. and Mro. E4ward YOUIIII, Karr, Lot1n IJ, and JullllleCoy, 1cs key; BID Allen, CberJI Bentz ,..,...... In 1111 Middleport and Bookkeeping. and Roberta Truloell, c111zen. : ocboaiJ, are rellrlnc Awarda for the lllstrlel W oblp ke)'l, and Either Spencer, 1 eloao of the sebool Jtll' flnall, dlltrlci st.ole eonteat, activity key. llOIIIbiDed Ioiii of Ill went to BlU Allen, nlrrtb In Senior IOadlrnle lWarda went ~ 111111 ii~llpln~ leaebiDJ cbomlatry; Tom Olbonlo, loth Ill Linda Larkllll, Englllh key; .. It• ;yiUJII hu boeD I teacb- In Amerlean lllatorJ; OJarlea \llriiDia Coleman, Math key; • • lbt .. ETeDlni Sho'wl Living Legion God It Answer 9· 45-Jubllee · I lor elaes editor of ·the Easlfnl star bis 'juDior year, play eal!! member bis junior and oenl..yenro, 1111 the scholarship team all four years of b1gh ..,Mol, In the L!ltin Club hIt Evangelism t :IIO Cartoono 1:30 ' Charles Knight, John Bail Honors for School Achiev~ 'liSter I as matron I q_l~~;~~-ri~ ,. . ' JOHN-Ill~ J Jme �.. ·- . f ,- ,. 1 ' .' . . ,. ' '' ,.1 .' ' r~ . tt ~ . •·~· :~ I Thl StiJ!day .,._o-l!tl('l1ftl!l, l!!!.ll611y, llray 22, 1968- lS - -- .. ·~· --- ~· ' ' Sunday, .IIU u. !Bee Winners David tSilnday·Times-Sentinel - Willicim ,'Zerk.le, ·Pam ·sylvester, . Win South,ern High .SchoQl Keys . , p••rm --uu-- wtuu J,.&: ..li li.nlw.~ L.:,~'LJ; _, ot . U ' ,. ' , ' .., ~~~~~oil Ktlmedy, Keltll Evan•, ·and Ju- etatr, and Kathy , ' WUilam Zerkle received the sOoted' 1 >Qanfodb Award . ~ 1 i'i Kennedy.- dy Smith. The pins were ,...,. ' by Mn. valedictorian key 1<>r the 1966 lllwarian key. . ~~~:.l'olrierQy1 and !111111<!<1 to students In the el• II senior class of SOutberll Rial! Sbe' wu ,a member of thP, Sc~ 11. !bD ot ldr. mentary typing ciao• wbo bad hor ' School and Pam Sylvest•r.· won ence club OM year. 'l'ri·M'lllem· David J. Goodwin, attained 4.1 .words per minute. written ' the salutlltorlan key 'durlDg an bei, Freileh Club member, ,AJi. l'ome!:o1. were Mrs. Hoffrnail al.. presented · In an a"ards assembly Friday after' nual slat! salesman, a me~ the Danfortb Founda- medals to senior memiJero of sllldents' noon. · · of t1te oeRior clRSI play, 011 (W...d8' at lhe annual A· . the school paper otaft fleeell'· Both Mi" Sylvester and Z... ·the schollll'9blp team three Assembly at . Pomeroy I ing tho.!e medals w~ Sharon IIO!f, Ide are residents of CoUege yearil, In tlii> glee club tbtee Frl~y morning. IBiggs, Vlcldl Fetty, LoJ:elia EJ>. Friel:, Rood in Syracuse. WOllam 19-yelirs, band four ;ears, a ~:ilsnlm1b Awatds annua~ lin, Margie Warner, Donna Rel· Becky Stlvm WQ ~lso recogthe son of Mr. and MrS. Wllllnm !"ember of the Pep Club, Fu· gradu8Ung seniors who Ibel, Linda Smith, Cheryl Ed- • as ~ Pometoj' ,winner of R. Zerkle 8lld Pam 'iS I be tore IJomemakers .of America; . the oullialldlng aen- wards, Brenda owens, Cbarlotte the recent~ Mil~t IIIIIIP' daugbter of Mr; and Mrl. Artb· lfas a' llbrJrlsn lbret yean and ~the outstanding sen- Lambert, Linda Reuter, Judy port or the bond issue. ur Sylvester. They complel<!d a class olllcer bet junior;·~. the college preparatory course, Sbe is a member of the Syra· · by the lacul,IJ. Both Rlgbthouse, Kandl Grueser, Jan~ Medals .and letters were . _a·l;!ii:t;c~;)~;. mody·· irndGoodwln have ·Johnson, and Beverly Aleshire. warded by Coach BusseD Moore Zerkle .is president of the cuae Presbyterian Church and ,ompjeted College Prep Dale Gum of the faculty pre- to the following baseball playband, vice president of 1 be teaclJcs a &tnday School olaal · ooutai!. Miss Kennedy ba• been senl<!d typing awards to second ers, Diek Wt'IT)', Bruce Slmpo tniala( (iro11J11m at 0 h to gloe club, a member of ~ there: 1 ~flied u a student at the year typing students and also soo, Rod Karr, Eddie Boer, Bill ' \~!tate IJIIY<!:il~• .He II a stu· Sclenee Club and FrenCh oliib, Other aw" presented diJr. ' i I.... Hospital School of Nurs- presenl<!d medals to members Mooie, Steve 'Finlaw, Robert dell! lllyairr ·~i Hl1h wp cbalrman of the Beaus lng the assembly lncludedi nf li> Gallipolis and Goodwin of the stslf of the school annual. Whaley, Leimle Van Meter, Re• ocbool. no prnpill pnvlclet Alii ~ .CO!Jllllltlie ror two Oisll:ict • State Scholarship , Y1JLL1AM . 1 PAM SYLVI!Itl'E8 will attead Ohio S11te Univer- Library awards were present. Camlngs, 111111 aruc:k Bartell, oatslandiq ldp oohool · IIC~ yean<: bas -been president of ~t ~wards, Caro! WIICOJ<en Tr~M. was president of jbe In Ffench !;first In the dlvllipll · • , . . . In the fall. ed by Mlss Heleo Smith to sb~ Members of lhe ·.track team ...,. mdeall dtroel eoatod Mlss Kelllli!dy was also an- dent librarians, Shirley Ale- !Jonored by Coach Bud Bickel wllb leacbefi and ............. Latin Club his junior ~. of the Diltrict 111111 lltb I~ the 1 Dam .Dowttje, ~ Norris,' were - by_Comde lleellllllt lOWIOilll as the winner of the ahire, Marjorie Bentz, Sharon were Don SWisber, lluaile tl fteoplled eompe-. served on the Ecllo and AmMial dlvisl~ of the state; Brenda :Jobn Warner, Joy<e Mlnue~[ Wllllim ~; Chlllll MIU.. ;~ HOIIIl' Society Schol- Biggs, VlckH Fetty, Charles kl BUI N Tile pniiJ1Ilil will 1!0 from stalls, was .in the senltlr play Bradi!rd, English 9, tblrd place Breuda Bradford and Caloi)'D e\VIi llid JI!Plcellobltc:k Will thl cast, on the seholanbip teant· In Division of SEO District awl Hem•! wtWc''M :t4rl4itil'•=tb ·' w •·- 1JIIetl• ujjllp fll $'15. Sbe had previous- Hayes, Jane Johnaon, Charlotte Cro ea~~l J1IDo 3i ......., Ayg. lt. "--- ··- ~- ___._ -~----·- ~ -~,---- --~ . ~ -·~·:'t.iu ·announeed as the DAR Lamber~ Janice Neece, Donna n "• Good Cillzen of Pomeroy Hlgb Reibel, Judy Rlghthouse, and ~a~ ~1. Linda Smith. n~ !\! other presentations, Mar· Mrs. Elaine Rouae recogolz- :::; Jo4e Bentz, daughter of Mr. ed students In her shorthand :lj"', arii ¥1'1. 'l1lomas Bentz, Route classes wbo bad passed with a "T!! 1 I, J'MIIr.,, waa announeed by grade of to or better a theory ~ ~ lrlill :Helen Smith of the faculty test devisod by the Gregg Pub- ~· " the wbmer .ol the Future llshlng Company. They were iHI:8' Daylight Savin- Timte l 1 11Y DICit 1LE1NEB Daytime ShoW!! Brando In "Morlturl," and the er, daring World War D, be 1181 reachers of AmeriC£11 scholar· Peggy Bowers; VIrginia Can- Ier,: Jl oh1ji of $100. Mba Smith iS ad- nlngham, Candice Hutton, Peg· BQII I HOLLYWOOD !NEAl -John two became ~lellds. Brando 19 a translator lor llie 11. S. Af!IIJ WIITN TV·D wens TV.S vJ;lJr of the P....,.., chapter gy Hoffner, Susan Lytle, Jo ~ , I Go1rv is Dallll)' ltaye'l summer now shooting "A Countess from - be speslol Enjdlsh, Itellan, of the ITA. Smith, Sandra Bailey, Beverly B . 1'::~~~":;~1 on CBS he Hoog Kong" b' Charlle German, ·Spani&!l and Porloo At the oaembty Mrs. Bern- Beaver, Mlllie Legar, Carla the, ~e , l c do onythlng lnollsh. lin In London. · Callan! telephon· guese. . DaDy Word 7:110--Today lee Holfmall awarded elemeo- Nortm, Belinda Scott, Judy moJ:I'i) The foolis~ tldq he mlflhl do ed Brando a lew weeks ago and Tben he heeame aa oelor, Mike wanaee 7:1151a11 typln& pilll to Barbara Smith, Paulette Snider, Janel st. cipaJf and Gaey'o manager. Joe Brando mentlonoid thai they aolbog llmnlalloll EIII'8(IO aad DaOy Won! 7:25Cslda, tuma pale at lhe !bought had just fired an'lefor who bad South Amerbo Ia maay tanFaith Bo<o 7:30-- Is demonstrate blo new to- one scene - a panciHirunk sfe. pages Be tiled blo oaretr bel'& FunSchool starcher· 8:110-venUon. Gary Is an experleno- win-d 011 a ohlp. but aotblng IIIDdl uppened, io 8:30-ed scuba diver and he has In- So Rico packed up and tell be opeaod a coaple of ceHee vented a gizmo be calla I be for Lond011. He baa no guaran· sbups. 9:00 Morn. Show Capt. Kangaroo Movie Aquapeller. tee tbal be'D gel tbe pari, ont,· 'I was doing well," he ,.,., 9:30-t · tr · to und . Branda's promise !hal· he wiU "hut 1 wasn't happy, so I went It 1 aps on 111e Lucy 10·00-Eve Guess erwa· lnt-~·- Rl · '- "'-lin " btlck to actinR. ter swimmer and 11 self....,. ""'""" co '" - e · 10·25-NeWJ tained _ 11 holds his air and CattaDI Is ltallon - born, hall· He has parts 1n two plctureo, The McCovs 10:311-Concent. the batteries which . I him .Italian and half.Jewlsb. He grew not relea!led yel, which he Supermarket nderw ler ~k sev up In Brazn. Aa a kid. be ran thin~• will "'""him a biR boost . 11:011-Mornlng Sta Andy Griffith 1 The Dating Game a10~ a a a n • away and joined a clrcua and -"What rnd You Do In tbe 11:30-Parodlse Bav Dick Van Dvke per hour. became· a trapeze artist. His Wqr. Daddv?" and "Tobrnk ... Douno Reed Love of Life 12:00--Jeopardy "I waDt to demonstrate tt,n father had him brou~ht back He's an Italian tn 011~, a GerNPWS 12:25 Father Knows Gary ''by going Ia at Ba• and ]l1JI tn mllltary schnol . Lat. man Jewln the other. Search For Tomor 12·:!0- Postomce Monlea aad IWimmlllglo Guiding Light 12:4!>-I olin•'• Islaad - ........alllr. ~ ' 12:55 NeW! This is a worthy undertaking Ben Casey Woman's Page 1:00 NeW! lor anybody hut a alnger cot t h • l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Aa World TurDs 1:30tbreshold or enduring fame aad llaytime SboWII '1:35---Singfng Daylight Savings Time long • term capital galna. Of Cmndentird 2:00-0Ur Uvee Password con....,, If the gadget proves a - - - . , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A Time For Us House Party 2::!0 Doclor!l profit-maker, Gary oould be the W!IAZ TV·I wens TV41 WIITN TV..JI only televl91on personality lo 8: 43-Com l'<lb Gn. Hospital Truth 3:00 Another World To !<lewl lsponaor himself. , '· ·110-"'"'"3:25Dan. Word The Nurst!l "John Gary Industries Pre.,....., Edge Of Nlflbl 3:30 You Don't Say Mike Wallace ,.110Never 1\Jo Yount John Gary." ,._ Dally Woril Secret Stmm 4:00Wlloever opoaoon ldm Is Jae. ,,!OLife of Je1111 ,,05 Mr. Cartooa Rin Tin TID Where Aetlon Ill Gory Is, I lldDt. the flatll 4:30 Y~ Bear !I'UII Sdloal alnaer 11'0111111 ltlday. Be 1:011-Cbeyenne Sea Hunt Soupy Salee a "'too lite aadlble •lit and 1:30Bravo Slamou Beaver nmmer'a olaow could mab 1:!111·110-Mon.Sbcnr Capt Klllllii'Ot AD tbls. of .W, ..., II predl• ·1!31- wuaon.,.....,,_ ) MRS. JOHN Bl!RNETI' Wedding United Lynn Mooney, John Burnett 1 Miss Lynn Mooaey. da~=~ of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin~ I of GaUipolls, became the of Mr. John Burnell, aon Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Burne« of Rl 141, Gallipolis, on May 14th. The ceremony was per· formed by the Rev, Robert I Rider at 4 o'cloc .• in the arter..l ;• · noon at Cheshire Methodist I Church. Mrs. James G. Lane, sister 1of the bride, served as matron cl honor, and Mr. Charles Riebards of Columbus. was best MR. AND MRS. DAVID E. BROWN , :an. The brode wolf be graduMr. and Mrs. (Jenniler K: Crew) David E. Browa wore 1 i u:!~, January from Oboo married April 19 at the Pomeroy United Ml!thodll! Churtlt. ,. Mr. Burnett · . j_See _ a_c_co_:u_n.:_ t ::. or:...w::.ed=d•:::n~e·:_'..:'C:r:::ew:_:·~Br~o::w~n_"~n~~rt~~"'!·e.~-'9'. l8 employed iD r-o · eonstruction work. The coup. / iis~ar- te will reside on Mound Street f~~: in ChauRcey, Ohio. ut C:. i ; ; ! '' ,, _ -·Crenna Will Miss _TV sEmmv Awards Show I f.he Show Seat Monday HOLLYWOOD (UP!) -Rich- locaU011 lhoollng ard Crenna left lor the Orient land•. last Nov~ to malce a He lelephooed movie 111111 expocled to remalll Kong this week three months. He'o aUU ool wouldn't be able TV Demonstration ·of Aquapeller rOSsihle H 1 I I '"1'· Cha])- WSAZ TV~ 1:45-Corn Cob 1:00'-Morn. Show 1:30-to:~News 11:30-Coneentrot. woua.tv MONDAY, 1:!0 TV Klndergarlm . 1:00 Friendly Giani No: 'I•!' 1:15 Merlin tile Maglclali 1:30 What•• New ~· tiC 7: oo Magazine 8·" .. - ~~ mp tnternatiooal 10: f)() News Profile .,. • Chanrie120... .. . .~ . -u' 12:~ t·flfho~~ 1:!lfll.o• "' t·OO-OuT u... Loft Of Life Dotllll !teed N... Superma!tet l:f)() Our I. l:llt'Don'l t:~Mr. Edge Of Night Secret Stmm Rln Tin TID Sea Canflolentlal A Time (1\or Us WoiQ!!II'INOWI BraveSbtHI<WI 1:-News Ntmee Never Too YOUIII Actblla lleliV<r ~ •·· 8:31-News j'ennlnp, Nen CBS News uo ODmiJal Red SkeiiGD ~ Ucllale'l r .'l'rOap Dating Game Beat lloule Party Time For Us Womens Neww General lloopttoJ N~ Edge ol Nlflhl TbeNanel lleml Storm Nev... Too RID Tin 'nil Where Actflll! Ill Sea llwtl Brave .SlaDIOD Soa]JJ Sales Younc Be.- DaDJ Word Mike Wallaee 7:-TodaJ eanndenttal DwaYne 111<kman. T:OST:2!>T:!ll7:- ,Bazo DaOy Word Oovy and Gollalh Soc. Securtly 8:011- Starcher Fun School 1:011-Mom. ShOW I:SIJ- Capt. Kangaroo LueY 10:30--Coneentrat. Tbe McCovl video'''' "Doble Gillis,• wlU alar wttb 11:110-Mom. !!tar Sandra llee and Geom RamR- 11'30-Paradise Ba ton Ill '"'bree F• A 12:011-Jeopardy 12:12:!11-Postolllce 12:4!1- '• Rnr " LaWmaD 1:011-News !:~' Woolber ·aftd Non w.n. ·Farsa Dick Van Dyke l: IIY , ,110-Dr Kildare ,,.. Vlrglnlaa .... News · Loal·lll Space Have GWI Will Batman · lltllbDD• Pall)' Date Bl"' UP& ' "'311- ,,,._ f:OII BOb Rolot . ' lo:!o- cr.... .Aerts 9Jclr V'an t:!Vtll -~ uui Tbe lila Ylltlef Woman's P111(e Aa World 1'nnll t:OO'-Our L!ves 2:30--Docters Confldenllal Time For Uo Women•s Ne1ll Password House Pari¥ 2:55- Gen. HoBpital rt>e 4:00' Secret Stmm f:-Mr. Cartoon ·.:20-Huek lloand RID Tin TID Where Action Ill Nuraee NeYer Ttio YOUDI ..,. S:~ 1:210- Soupy Sales ~HWII Beaver 'l!raYO Stailloa c , J!'fl!Jning Shows Weather Neu WeDs Farga -':00-Hobo Fogltlve T:$t Spectal Hava Gara ~an . " Gldiel . OOuble Life ·.•,.Laredo .·'· . ' ' Held Bawllcbecl J'eY1011 Place I . . .; ~ • ·~. BarUt ... 1- 1 .f• •, . ) · •fi:~~ N~iii. · .- t" . ~.l. 11-""·" j Rev. Job• Barnett, who is llln. Laura Jeu Q-aft, ,._. holding a revtval at Ohio Chap- idet1t, was ia cbarp a1 tbl el Methodist churcb, gave •• meeURg, and two O(lt!lllalJnterestmg talk entitled "The were "Leaving 11 'I'btl ltv• Touch 01 The Master'• Hand," lasliog Arms." and "IIJ llopt at the meetmg of the WomeR's Ia Built." Society 01 Christia1 Service, DevotiOII """' llvoa b)' lin. at the borne of Mrs. Nancy Emma Newmu, 111111 abe reo4l Stewart, Gallipolis. Mrs. Zelma a poem "Take Timo To !'raJ. • Leo Vallaoce was co-bosteu. Mra. Virgiaia B- ofl•.t prlf' er. Mrs. Frick Hostess to Class For Regular Meeting this Week ::::; :ertzOn;:1' 1:00-AnOth. World To Tell Trulh 1:25News 1:210-Don't Say Edge Of Nlgbt ! ,_,_. ~;.-- LS let!'·,::~· =•:.: ia, who i• being oupporlad br the WSCS. Tbe group voted 1o Mrs. Paw Frick w.. hosteso Things, Miss Dorothy L e , g Ihelp support tho miltl!tt. ,_ to the Willmg Workers Class of and Being Kind, Mrs. Harley another year. the Enterprase EUB Churcb Brown. A reading, What 11 A delicious ]uncb WM _ . . ,evening at her home, Live For, from McGuffey Read. ed to 17 members, four vtsitwa. Sprmgs Road. , er. by Mrs. MyrUe Lang, con- ..d the cblldrea. The nezt.,.... The meeting In charge of icluded the program.. lng will be June 16th at tla u - Be B k, 'cleat Duriltg a short busioe" aea- borne of Mrs. Fay HamlltoL • '· ithn duc •. preso . J't was decided to or der A picnic Is plaaned lor the by ~ed ' op- SIOII, . en w . evoUoos by Mrs. Danny Duzits to aeU ODd dish huur. John Strulh. Poalm 37 wa• read cloths were distribul<!d to selL / ~ Mrs. Buck, followed by 1 Relreslunen19 were aerved PLAN CLASS REUNION ::be~ Prayer by Mrs. Frick. Iby the hostess to the above Members of the graduatiJIC em poems were reed In· aRd Mrs. Ed King, Mrs. Her- daas of 1951 at Chester wlll bf Mrs. bert Dix11, Mrs. Carl Moore, hold their annual picoio • n · a .o 1lo. and two guesla, Mrs. Ernest llo)al Oak Park Ma 29t1t Mra. ~~~Ill; Apprt!Ciatioa, Carpenter of Bidwell and Mrs. Inoon. All members a~ ~r~...:!: . et --·~·, Wilao.l; Hidden William Pullins. , are cordially Invited. I ' Donna !teed LoYe of Life News Searell For Tomor Father Knou Beat Guiding IJghl ' I . .. •1 - Supermarket Datb)g Game Andy Griffith 'l:flt ./ ·- 1:3&-Sinaln' Poylllll "l!lacl ..... u She is being spo!laored by the local Kiwanis Club. Carol, a junior at Poiol Pleas, A ant High, Is secretary •f the itr · W. Va. Associatioo of Studeot • s. Councils, member of the Nation~ge al Honor Society, the y. TeeM, or- Main Street Baptist Church. She is a PPHS cheerlead,.. and a lalenl<!d folk-singer. Movie 10:110-Eve Guess 1&·25-New~ TBIO PICKED !IOLLYWOOD CUPD WHTN TV·U WCJIIS TV41 WSAZ TV-I 8:4S-Corn Cob Donna Reed ~ • 'Touch of The Master', Ho-.11 ,·, :: ~~te;!=~== ~~· Topic of WSCS Speaker Recently Daylight Savinp Time Daytime Shows Supl!rrnllrltet CBSifews -" 10:110 I Spy • .". Ha"' Otm 7:110-J. FGnylbe N0111 7:30-Molher • Car Dallarl 1:1111 Dalodes Dr. Klldlnl Weill Parco j . ... Weather Newa 1:1$- Tbe McCoys . I; ~NeWI ~1:00 .. Evening ShOW!! C·M-flewa Thursday . Evening ShOW!! I!OUPY S8lea Hunt FWI Sdtool (2:55-NeWI Gen. Hospital wlter. ' DaOy Word Navv Film Cal'looll t:20- ·t·""' ....,....,"'""'"' ....w Bl<xl CA'ITANI ls ~or HOI- l,: illl Dou'l Say tywood's finest young charac- 4oll0il!r aciDrs. He alao is very am- 4:tr.-Mr. Cartoou bitibus. - so ambitious that 4:30--nedtor right M!V he's In England Ill! a 6 ,~ pmble. 5:30-Catlanl worked with lllart.tn :• SaJ t:tlfl- Woman'• Pare Aa World Tunis · II Movie sl::AnoiiL World To Ten Trudt Galdial L!Pt !·-Doctors t:55. UII-Anotb. World To Tell Trulh .-~ News tma 1:1111 DocloN 1:55- s.dl ..... Tomar. Father Knon IIIII 1 WIITN TV·U Father wscs The Latin Club of Pomeroy High SChool met Thursday eveat the rung at the Senior lli8h build· '·• ¢o- :: fori its annual banquel. Of· The general meeting of the Women'• Soelety of Cbr» ., beers ~rththe past year .have tian Service of Grace Methodist church, Gallipoll1, waa bl1d " a Y Fultz, oreSldent, this week in the church cha· ---'--....:......:.:::..::.::::...:= Donna Smith, vtce president Bee . . ky Stivers, secretary, Loring · pel. Durmg tho b....... meet1a1. Vaughn, treasurer. j Mrs. Charles Lanier present- Mrs. Gar_la~ Caudill ud Yrl. Attending besldes the allove ed names of new members and Johll Phlfhpo wero prtltl1ted were Becky Hawley, Dawn Car- intrndured those who were ~res- servJee P118• A letter fnlm tbt per, Keith Evans, Terry Evans, ent. The to commlimell l Upper Room FalloiVIiblp Wll , Jenny Menchinl, Sally Globokar, was led by Mrs. Lan1er, Mrs. read. It ezpressed tbuU ID or lbe Maria Grueser, John Goodwia, John O'Dell, Mr9. Marvi• the Soc~~ for tbt lllOilOY Pfl "'~"" 1 Wendy Carper, Linda Wehrung, Sanders and Mrs. Lloyd Blazer. seat to , Emergency VIet Nam Barbara White Robert Burdette . Appeal. Mn, Hoko Ro~ Benny Wright, Mike Globokar ' Corcle Two was ill ~argo of and MrJ. Harold Swi11dler ,... Kay Bing Cha . p rte d• the program entitled Dreams ported on tho Toledo .......... , nsse o r, an and Re3 Illy , M be k' • Mrs. Theodosia Frecker advi em I'1 la mg ence held April 2r IDd 28th. Tbe or. • .. part were Mrs. Everett Me· other two delegateo wan ldra. Mahon, Mrs. Charles J. Neal, lloyd Blazer ud Mrs. Evet'lll Mrs. Harold Swindler. Mrs. Mar- McMabo•. Sanden, Mrs. Ernest Wise- FoUowing the program 1 dlCarol Kegley Named viii man, Mrs. Bruce McDonald, Ucious dessert courn wa1 _.. ord'a For Girl&' State Mrs. Jolm Dobblna al!d Mr a. ved in tho di8lq ....., 1>1' a.. flag. PT. PLEASANT - MiSI Carol Fisher Davia. clt e. ~:;; Kegley, daughter of Mr. and r 0 w ~·· James w. K•gley, 2617 ML land· emon Avenue, bas been select. lHI eapt· Kangaroo Andy Grlffllli II :110-Mom. !!tar U:!II-Pamd!!lfl Bay lllcl! Van Dyte Loft ·Of Life 11!:00--Jeopardy N... ft:,. !11-l'\lllofllee Searcll lPDr To!IIIOI'. Guiding Llflbl U:U:55-I'ewt Woman's P118 1:1111. Aa w ...ld Tunll 1:301:15 -S!ndntl . MeetL•ng · ••II cue.. to:IJII.-Eye Tbe McCoY~~ •' starcher 1:00'1:30-- 1AI:25-News The Dating G81111 - ,,115- ;·{I! Andy Grltlltll 01c1r 'von o.te wens TV.. PHS Latin Club Fete HeltJI.Thursday 1(!a!IY, Mike wanaee ' ,,25-,,30- o- LucJ 11 •110-Momlnt II :311-Paradlie 1!:1111-Jeopardy 12:- . 12·M-Paelotllce 12:G-J. General DaRy Word f :OO Tnday ----------------lid.. ID:~ rSLYG:b ) 0 Daytime Shows a·- ll•nfl-ll:v<! riD! o Wednesday . _ _ _ _ __::::::::_:::==::-::-:--::-=--l:!~oa tbe .asaumptloa I be Lawman Weather lfon . don't get blm ftrsl. 1·110-NOWI Peter Jennlnp 1:1!>-BATMAN AND ROBIN Jo11es Wells Fargo News 6:30--NeWI are an ever and now they're toHave GWI, Travel •ading the uld of oports. Here News Reoorl OR a couple of aamplell: To Tell '!'he Truth It 0 Clock HlP Gary Owens, my laVGi'lle l'•e Got A Sect'OI 1:011disc jo<key (be call• ~11 J,_ 1amee LDeY Sbow 8:30-a josh dickey), DYII be beard Sbetta:ndoah the Ban Franol!teo Glallts t:OO Andy Williams Andy Griffith peyton Place · lloblll ~ lo ilo Huel t:301 In Seardl lor 'Man with . ~·'"'"'they 10:00 RIDI for Life Talent Seouls . hav~ ~Iotan ... Men · · · asme team. IDd Robl1149 . Non 11:• And VInce Scully, bmadcallo 11:1!>lag the Dedgero' g8Jilea, III)'S Late Sbow 11:20that when Robin &berlll pltcl>II :110 Tonight st.. w ·....·•./'' ei to Jolm Bateman, you've got 12:111 a Bateman and !Iobin balteey. JJlJ~-i:t~~ telephone. "We had the ..me from Roog hang-upo when we were filming to oay be In Talpeh. Only there It waa the l!ltammblelheoofour1ulllbl.., to make the Udes In the river. one letter 1o euh aquare, 1o form tour ordlnar1 word•. ,·!8ea. ren -.,....-- In lataway sboul<!d over lhe transpaclllo ~: Tuesdav Evening Shows 1 >!'Wide Cal-1----------..._______ t..... ' l ' ... ~· ·' ,.. ·'' "· ., �����~-~ ' . - ~ ..... ; . ' IY fAAIL IN nasoN ' /j I ~ \ .. . -., ' G'et.Extra Cash The Wanf Ad Wa.v ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . • ~liON ;lm.· ' . - INU p, .... . . : ...........!....... _..., ..... t!CII • . M. . 'CAfiliCI(LATIONI ,_· > COJIICTIONI I See These OK B.uys! t:" ,., a•• .. '""'..,.. ifCaptll ltMII A . "'- I . .ULATIONI .............t . . . . . . . . . ,...,... - ..,..... ,....-, -. lmn ctMmM .... .,.,,................ .. --~·­ ,., w..t All lervlce h • llf teAt D-.uat en HIO ... *"''" •....,..,... . ....t........,. ... OIIFICI ltOUU t:tt , CUCKLEK IIEALTY Pbono M D11 .. FOR SALI lttvnltt Nl ._ M. N lt:tl .. ._ IT'I 10 IAI'I' TO IILACI A IIIUL 1 'ROD!ICI ... WANT AD Card of Spoclous 9 lloom Irick 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 Th~n~s ONE AND · • A. W!TIIa 1M room ~ &-lOA. farming 111111 OD Roll.. J1111 3 milel from Rio Grande -Blue Lustre carpel snd up- CAMPERS .... of tlie finer things of llfo holstery cleaner. Rent ele~· l l tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' .FAMILY ar-7 IlioN II IOWa alno loc:atloll. Sell building ond 11m1tc1 stooL Tbll bal II· ways beeD a pod Iooallol. . i 23 61c llanch Homo V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Uke new white wall tires, radio. Seat always rovered, beautiful aqua finish. Air oondltloned, I bothe and loll ond loll o! extru. Jle. 1963 OIMOlET Impala ...... $1795 o., •• Route 7. THERON CRUISI tween PomeroJ 1nd CIIMter, Hardtop coupe, white finish, spotlessly clean red illterlor, 327 engine, automatic transmission, pow· er steering and brakes, white wall tires like new, ndlo and beater. Roulel,lo.lm OAK HILL. W. YA. SYRACUSE - New I llldroom rsnch ltyil, larp - """"'· laiJ ....... ~ water heat, baalsd attaebacl ·1962 CHEVROLET Impala ...... $1595 Sta. Wagon. lAlw mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new white wall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steerIng and brakes, radio and heater. carage~ lolll L llldiiNI, HI . . Buaell D. ........... 71 ACIIB form, I ...._ IIIII bath ·ouso, 11110!1 bascon.nt. 011 Rl. ltl, lfmloanlllo, .. L1n7 J..,_, I'lL WY 1-'1511. std. trans. with over· . All Kinds of Geed luya In Ont Pl... DILlON AGENCY POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ·--- NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY JOII SALK- a ...., lanD. 1'001111 ul IJaiiL Tt llllnutes drlvo from Pemm>y Route 143, BarrlsoDYlllt Rd WY U321 or WY All Now lldlltiir Shop eCor eTruck •Hutor Core e Bulldozer eAny Typo lElTH GOBLE FORD 2-2196 Middleport, .1.,... I ri'ORY, I ftlllll (Mgo wltll ..Ill and filii lllaed hsllllllt, I oore. Also a 1\!i atory, I n>11111 bouse with bath and I IDt ISO I 1111. Pb; &HiS. 117 . . Your Chwroltt Dultr on otdlJ!&, I . 11(1 2 Door. Local owned car and run out real &ood, good tires, clean interior, artve, 6 cyl. engine. a1u...- klcl< fro11t, oat of al blp ater. Clll MIIIL 1960 CHEVROlE Biscayne ...... $395 E\s-- ~ I 2:1 3tc . Station Wagon, 6500 miles by local owner. Black finyl Interior. Dark aqua finish, 7:00xl4 tires like new apare never used. P.B., radio, big· six engine, lid. trillS. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. . . . . . . . . . . ..,. olllllllnulft ilatll . .. q SYRACUSE - I otoJ1·, $ rooms, ·,; batb, 110 I 1110 lol, f4,GIIO• 11 ACRES - 1 Jtory, 6 room~ti: ~: bath, buemen~ f4,600. . • 1965 FALCON Futura· .... · .... · $1995 ''n. 1N11 .... ,. •• *HIIIItt It IIIP. CA. OJI rtt.-ftiC' & M11UAIIII . . . A . M . '- , ·:; f .., Albert M. Cex, Broker I Cen • ,., Wera o11e lftHI'flen MIIUI'!U... CUrte .. Nllft Centl ,., -rd tol flllrh ' rooms, batb, bflsement, cor;.. ner Jot, $6,900. Loc:ally oWIIed uul only 12,000 mllet, 8 cyl. engine, Power stooring, spoUea fawn luterlor trim. Beautiful maroon over beige finish. Radio, heater and all the works. ...,... "' ll!pllLEPOKT - I story, 19651MPAlA H.T. Coupe · .... · $2295 ftttlt .......... ............... ,. • , .... •• ...... . ., - lUIIEROY - 21W)', I ~ llli . . . . ......... prqy.",'ii . ,.,.. -';'· ... ........y - I ttorv .. 5 rop.,.:;-,;.: li!Jih, -~ment, sarap ,11,1, NJ0H 'RJeQ fUJ .4 H"ii.ID.4Y ~ ..... " ....... ' "''\tn AD ' . MAY !MONEY~SAVERS -·· o. 2-3611. I IS lie USED TRUCKS 1964 Chenol•t VJ-Ton Ptnel, v.. tntinH, 1uterutlc trans. ,._... ll.. ring 1nd -.raktt, whit. aver rH finish, 101t1 tires, hHter, IPfHitht. $1695 1Mi Cenalr P1n1l. Sttl. tram., toM fiAt, hNtM', ..... flnloh. SERVICE Fer Compltto Auction Sonlco Coli $]099 1951 Chovrolot 2 Ton, W cob to oxlo, 11 II. du.,. """ wltll aoN htlot Yl otlflno, taldO "... _., Dolly " " • · onlr *799 . FUifllUI .' All Klncla ef Gaecl luyl lnCIM,.._ Y-ChMnlltDIIIIr We Wlllllur Arrp Amount, Inc~ Compln llllbl POMEROY MOTOR NeWS NOtes I ALLIED PEST AND Tmnlte Ceirol Co. New lll'llllle plua. Saves you OIIHIIII'I • ball. ODe Melp Cwnty cr wbo does own lon·i.. l Thirty-two wm prtiOIII M. work. Five year parantee. Sundoy oobool May 15; ......,., lion was • .17. lllolmen. :10 7ean -· Free Laura Circle or Dorcu lpODI Roaches and rata 1 IJ*IaliJ• ., evening with 'MIJ'Y Cl1'dt 1111 West MaiD streel, Po111- I'O<fntly. ero,, Obio, at Zlrt's C,.llinJ ot lilt lloiD llr!IIUr lllr. !'bone bome on Saturday evtnblc Wfl'tl 4 :10 3llql Dolo Bamitz, Mn. Gory 111m· - - - - - -- ---' ill and daiJ8hten Rulb and ElIARL GRUESER, plumbing len, •II or Pomeroy, Corl ond and bellini, Mlnersoille, Betty VanMeter. 011io. Eu4 your ..,..., lrUible. Mn. Lindo Potteroon 1 n d We bave 111 size sewer macll- children or MOI'JiiaC stir .IPOnt laes. Reasonoblo ntes. CaD Sandoy at the Doilglas Clr<leWY 2-2974, day or oigbl 1 '15 Mary J(. Rest!, of........, call· od with small room for stor;.age. Private. James E. Dan' ller• 1J Plne. Pb. 146-31121 terl. • A. rARM oe1 of old frum Gallipolla, ;,., di.;lr]cl In light of =--=~~;;:-~I 011Mr... Roberta on 'l'lle!ldar. and Mrs.seeGeorp Clr<lt. KVI,... i Creek ecbools EM 7·1350. i\\''A _., ':ijiftt..,ooi ... 'II~I '•• • .... lo.i ~• .~~~•a ' f \ .,, .. ' ··:f·oxo .• . ,, .1'1' i· I �~-~ ' . - ~ ..... ; . ' IY fAAIL IN nasoN ' /j I ~ \ .. . -., ' G'et.Extra Cash The Wanf Ad Wa.v ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . • ~liON ;lm.· ' . - INU p, .... . . : ...........!....... _..., ..... t!CII • . M. . 'CAfiliCI(LATIONI ,_· > COJIICTIONI I See These OK B.uys! t:" ,., a•• .. '""'..,.. ifCaptll ltMII A . "'- I . .ULATIONI .............t . . . . . . . . . ,...,... - ..,..... ,....-, -. lmn ctMmM .... .,.,,................ .. --~·­ ,., w..t All lervlce h • llf teAt D-.uat en HIO ... *"''" •....,..,... . ....t........,. ... OIIFICI ltOUU t:tt , CUCKLEK IIEALTY Pbono M D11 .. FOR SALI lttvnltt Nl ._ M. N lt:tl .. ._ IT'I 10 IAI'I' TO IILACI A IIIUL 1 'ROD!ICI ... WANT AD Card of Spoclous 9 lloom Irick 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 Th~n~s ONE AND · • A. W!TIIa 1M room ~ &-lOA. farming 111111 OD Roll.. J1111 3 milel from Rio Grande -Blue Lustre carpel snd up- CAMPERS .... of tlie finer things of llfo holstery cleaner. Rent ele~· l l tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. ' .FAMILY ar-7 IlioN II IOWa alno loc:atloll. Sell building ond 11m1tc1 stooL Tbll bal II· ways beeD a pod Iooallol. . i 23 61c llanch Homo V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Uke new white wall tires, radio. Seat always rovered, beautiful aqua finish. Air oondltloned, I bothe and loll ond loll o! extru. Jle. 1963 OIMOlET Impala ...... $1795 o., •• Route 7. THERON CRUISI tween PomeroJ 1nd CIIMter, Hardtop coupe, white finish, spotlessly clean red illterlor, 327 engine, automatic transmission, pow· er steering and brakes, white wall tires like new, ndlo and beater. Roulel,lo.lm OAK HILL. W. YA. SYRACUSE - New I llldroom rsnch ltyil, larp - """"'· laiJ ....... ~ water heat, baalsd attaebacl ·1962 CHEVROLET Impala ...... $1595 Sta. Wagon. lAlw mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new white wall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steerIng and brakes, radio and heater. carage~ lolll L llldiiNI, HI . . Buaell D. ........... 71 ACIIB form, I ...._ IIIII bath ·ouso, 11110!1 bascon.nt. 011 Rl. ltl, lfmloanlllo, .. L1n7 J..,_, I'lL WY 1-'1511. std. trans. with over· . All Kinds of Geed luya In Ont Pl... DILlON AGENCY POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ·--- NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY JOII SALK- a ...., lanD. 1'001111 ul IJaiiL Tt llllnutes drlvo from Pemm>y Route 143, BarrlsoDYlllt Rd WY U321 or WY All Now lldlltiir Shop eCor eTruck •Hutor Core e Bulldozer eAny Typo lElTH GOBLE FORD 2-2196 Middleport, .1.,... I ri'ORY, I ftlllll (Mgo wltll ..Ill and filii lllaed hsllllllt, I oore. Also a 1\!i atory, I n>11111 bouse with bath and I IDt ISO I 1111. Pb; &HiS. 117 . . Your Chwroltt Dultr on otdlJ!&, I . 11(1 2 Door. Local owned car and run out real &ood, good tires, clean interior, artve, 6 cyl. engine. a1u...- klcl< fro11t, oat of al blp ater. Clll MIIIL 1960 CHEVROlE Biscayne ...... $395 E\s-- ~ I 2:1 3tc . Station Wagon, 6500 miles by local owner. Black finyl Interior. Dark aqua finish, 7:00xl4 tires like new apare never used. P.B., radio, big· six engine, lid. trillS. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. . . . . . . . . . . ..,. olllllllnulft ilatll . .. q SYRACUSE - I otoJ1·, $ rooms, ·,; batb, 110 I 1110 lol, f4,GIIO• 11 ACRES - 1 Jtory, 6 room~ti: ~: bath, buemen~ f4,600. . • 1965 FALCON Futura· .... · .... · $1995 ''n. 1N11 .... ,. •• *HIIIItt It IIIP. CA. OJI rtt.-ftiC' & M11UAIIII . . . A . M . '- , ·:; f .., Albert M. Cex, Broker I Cen • ,., Wera o11e lftHI'flen MIIUI'!U... CUrte .. Nllft Centl ,., -rd tol flllrh ' rooms, batb, bflsement, cor;.. ner Jot, $6,900. Loc:ally oWIIed uul only 12,000 mllet, 8 cyl. engine, Power stooring, spoUea fawn luterlor trim. Beautiful maroon over beige finish. Radio, heater and all the works. ...,... "' ll!pllLEPOKT - I story, 19651MPAlA H.T. Coupe · .... · $2295 ftttlt .......... ............... ,. • , .... •• ...... . ., - lUIIEROY - 21W)', I ~ llli . . . . ......... prqy.",'ii . ,.,.. -';'· ... ........y - I ttorv .. 5 rop.,.:;-,;.: li!Jih, -~ment, sarap ,11,1, NJ0H 'RJeQ fUJ .4 H"ii.ID.4Y ~ ..... " ....... ' "''\tn AD ' . MAY !MONEY~SAVERS -·· o. 2-3611. I IS lie USED TRUCKS 1964 Chenol•t VJ-Ton Ptnel, v.. tntinH, 1uterutlc trans. ,._... ll.. ring 1nd -.raktt, whit. aver rH finish, 101t1 tires, hHter, IPfHitht. $1695 1Mi Cenalr P1n1l. Sttl. tram., toM fiAt, hNtM', ..... flnloh. SERVICE Fer Compltto Auction Sonlco Coli $]099 1951 Chovrolot 2 Ton, W cob to oxlo, 11 II. du.,. """ wltll aoN htlot Yl otlflno, taldO "... _., Dolly " " • · onlr *799 . FUifllUI .' All Klncla ef Gaecl luyl lnCIM,.._ Y-ChMnlltDIIIIr We Wlllllur Arrp Amount, Inc~ Compln llllbl POMEROY MOTOR NeWS NOtes I ALLIED PEST AND Tmnlte Ceirol Co. New lll'llllle plua. Saves you OIIHIIII'I • ball. ODe Melp Cwnty cr wbo does own lon·i.. l Thirty-two wm prtiOIII M. work. Five year parantee. Sundoy oobool May 15; ......,., lion was • .17. lllolmen. :10 7ean -· Free Laura Circle or Dorcu lpODI Roaches and rata 1 IJ*IaliJ• ., evening with 'MIJ'Y Cl1'dt 1111 West MaiD streel, Po111- I'O<fntly. ero,, Obio, at Zlrt's C,.llinJ ot lilt lloiD llr!IIUr lllr. !'bone bome on Saturday evtnblc Wfl'tl 4 :10 3llql Dolo Bamitz, Mn. Gory 111m· - - - - - -- ---' ill and daiJ8hten Rulb and ElIARL GRUESER, plumbing len, •II or Pomeroy, Corl ond and bellini, Mlnersoille, Betty VanMeter. 011io. Eu4 your ..,..., lrUible. Mn. Lindo Potteroon 1 n d We bave 111 size sewer macll- children or MOI'JiiaC stir .IPOnt laes. Reasonoblo ntes. CaD Sandoy at the Doilglas Clr<leWY 2-2974, day or oigbl 1 '15 Mary J(. Rest!, of........, call· od with small room for stor;.age. Private. James E. Dan' ller• 1J Plne. Pb. 146-31121 terl. • A. rARM oe1 of old frum Gallipolla, ;,., di.;lr]cl In light of =--=~~;;:-~I 011Mr... Roberta on 'l'lle!ldar. and Mrs.seeGeorp Clr<lt. KVI,... i Creek ecbools EM 7·1350. i\\''A _., ':ijiftt..,ooi ... 'II~I '•• • .... lo.i ~• .~~~•a ' f \ .,, .. ' ··:f·oxo .• . ,, .1'1' i· I ���I '•• I I i ' ' . .r ' .I \ .-· ...- .. ;:.... : ..... .. . ~ ....... · " - '. . ,.,...,fL. ,........ I ~ ~_. 'o' "'' "'''" ""' '' ••.• ''' ~.• ,.; ~ -l- -t,~~~... . • .....,q'.'· •· "''.i'"~r· ...,_•· · ·~· ..., ..... , . ,.,,_ ,..,.~..,,. ,_ f .... •·~- .~ ... • O • .. ., ' '. ' • • ' ··:" ' ' OM .,. • ~ . • \ • • ~ · • •··• 't , .... ,_,.... ...... :.. •··«,'•..•...• ,.. .,-.,• " ~'-'" '~'' ' •0 ' t J '; · • . ' . . • , ' ' • ~ , ·:· ;· I <- ' . , .•• ' ' :.. .,' ,,, - ; ',., .. ' . I ,I i-News Be. oi• I . BY ROBERJ TODAY'S THOUGHT - a little extra time but, in the Baseball fans of Meigs 1 a new attraction this summer. An evening Pee Wee Let: all games tQ be played at the five teams from Meigs and t\1,· signed up. An eighth team is b It was agreed in a meet evening in Pomeroy that if eig something different in local would be possible. This would ..,,...:._. ~l;r,-·· ·~ · t .... ~ '; '".~ :a ,.. four-team leagues, one the Na· j American. A Pee Wee World. ~ · the end of the league season. . M~.ALI.'E, 'IOUIHYE5AREUKE ~MPLI1EA!Nl5 POOL'i . OF FIRE :.. WIN Games are to be six innings and the season will begin on June l. There will be two ....... Rill HAVEN'T YOU . ~ ...,...,. relanOIII ~ARAieDi Attention- IIIIM!Ir .crn=ljrl GRADUATING SENIORS 111'11 ... .... 11. .. , teiJIIIIO. y In today's job market, a , ....... """'· sc... ldlyaad• tpgh school education· is not enough. Today's employers are more selective and are demanding an un- · precedented varietYof bus- \illdlelll I are willing to pay a high salary. ' New Day Classes .. ) iness skiHs for which they I ... ' m ' • BUGS B'UNNY · Begin June9 Take The Short Route To A Good Job j '... ·. -- ' Gil haDdaD .. . will ,.Ill ' •" '·, ,, peJ101111 G! '. 'I'OU JUST DON'T THINK, ~YfBALL! THE F'ICIIAGE IS NIORE IN'l"CJRR'AtoJT THAN me. IIIRI'PPING! ENROLL NOW Courses for both youftl men' and women, ClasHt are held dally from 8:30 to 2 P.M. In air conditioned el1Mrooms. Write, Visit, or C1ll For Catalog end Information ~·. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 12 22 11 I CAN'T WASTE TtMI!. . LEADING A POSSE IN . · MS!JIT OF SIR HARBY VULGARIAN, E'>UT I'll; A .HUNCH WE 'U. t.'ifn HIM AGAII'ol! Ia eommlttAie 1111 1111 !Dr are . IIWIJ )Dliii!Uet ... ' !ialloo to ... BSlJ!anco aad ' .. ' ,,:.. niqiniet info ·o;,er<rlion · ., THE FARMEI: ., . - AGOOO Fl'\IENO, SIR HARRY VULG~RIAioJ, E'I(CEUEtoJT PILOT 1 AVAI~ABLE. FOR THI9 PICTUI'Eo I rog Jum)i!DI OPEN FRIDA ' ' 6:00 to 'H THE FARI and SA' ' I ,,• l' ,.' ' ,_ ~ THANK 'I'CU, .DIRECIOR MINE' -·· . I'LL .FIX IT IF 'rtJU'LL . GRANT ME. A ' MtmborFodt SMA~L. Moml POlY FAVOR! .. ,. ~ ·-~~-· ' •l !: 4 r. ;, •' .·... l: ,, ~ '' OLE DOC Sl ' ,;;.• ' 9 Passenger, All Air Conditioner, local Doctor's Tr. 1964 Ford Galaxi All Power Featu1 Interior, One Lo! Extra Nice_ 1959 Cadillac 41 light Blue, One local OwnE 1959 olds..bllt Automatic Tran Radio, Clean _ ' MANY \,'. ' ·!i' .i ' • nre • mee Proxmlre 1114 Namon m aoormWIUJ' b • tele"*- young Amcto ~.. oald ... 61 B. Rllllell, .,.. of !be leiuit "SPRING GRASS IS ,,THE GOO! ! 1965 Ford Countr .., .... . .. ,. 10ol2, bat first utriiiL lano, II ''Tilt • ' �_, , • r •, ' •' \ > • ' 1' . lIn \* • • at , .... I I . '. .. • ~· 1 The M'-1. --News Be.: l I Jd 42 ;lt • .,... •• ,..• Pt Pleasant during that •.,.~j,......... ~·· ·~!".,~--· . .•' \ I .. ~ - -· • . . . . . .... - ~. . .. . & •• • . ••• -~· '·' • J ) -· , _; . ,._ . , , , , , ·~--- ' '• '. ' ; .. ' ~ 11 I ,• " f I· .• . ' ·. .. . .. - ,_ ' • .. 'I . ' .. '\- -.·.'• '. ' ' ':. ; ··' ·~ : ;- .' ~- ·rf{' . :. ,r-" '-~ )\;- _, ' ' _ .._>~:." ·, . •' .. .·' I • ~- 1\ 'f *-·t II .• ~ , ....,. )I ,-~-- ,-• . ' \ .~ . . f ~~~~-­ BY ROBERl' f TO DAY'S THOUGHT - ' a little extra time "but, in the •. a new attraction this summer. WHE.~E l FIND HIM'\' -a·. T. M. .... U. I,hi. OH. ..• COLJLD rl ·. WHO 15 l-Ie? American. A Pee Wee World, ....... ......... ,...,...,. Atten.t ion- lllltlalll i coaw•t:flt • ."''II"·... .., ·• of tile . . . ••' ' GRADQATING SENIORS I .... r~ cted. flc;tlj. • ..;• In today's job market, .a Qigh school education· 1s not enough. Today's em· players are more selective ",'Ill~ .. precedented variety of bus- TilE BORN :LOSBB New Day Classes Begin June9 ' Take The Short Route '., . ' ., ,-4 \' • .. .'' I j.' _, - ."'" ' I - To A Good Job ENROLL NOW Courses for both young men and women, Class" art held ·";~ I will eloill day. Tbe . . uses t.. llr .' ; '' r£&£i!S 3 111• "" baDII al "" will - bll ~ pe~ of saa.som. . ., ~IDe. . . .,, ' '1', ioess skills for which they are willing to pay a high salary. iday ...... ' ' ... til' and are demanding an un· /" Ia collliDitt8o •I IIIII an · near)J "' for daily from 8:30 to 2 P.M. In air conditioned c:las1roomt. Write, Visit, or Call For Catalog 1nd lnformatlo" ';.., • GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE 36 Locust '~ -~ the end of the league season. 1 Games are to be six innings ~ and the season will begin on June I. Tbere will be t wo '·, t • ., ., ..• . ,. something different in local ' four-team leagues, one the Na1 i- c ··· -· An evening Pee Wee Let all games to be played at the five teams from Meigs and tw signed up_ An eigbth team is I> It was agreed in a meet evening in Pomeroy that if eig would be possible. This would ,.~- i'¥ ... -- Baseball fans ol Meigs ., I . .. •. ' ; .' ' ~ • ' : .. : . i .,._ ' .. c· Phone 446-4367 mqniltoe G· :Jajloe to ID asitlaDCe and "'--·' ~~-~ : ~ - . ' ;,' • . ~ ..' ' ' - THE FARMER! rog JumP!Da ~·· 10 L ~f OPEN FRIDA 6:00 to 'I THE FARI '. I t.. f 10.12, 11M first eotrall&o lane, ia uThl • ure ...... and SA1 • • ) . .r . ·. ' '' Member Fedt Me.,. mce '. . POM Promln 1114 Naman nra mormllltarJ ' ' ' ' OLE DOC Sl TIIB :I'BBNY :I'ARM "SPRING GRASS IS THE GOOI Y'see; we PL-AN-rs At-~C? ve~e,-AeL-e~ Ar<.; MAPIS FOR L..OVIS ANP:, AFFI!!C"T'ION ONL-Y/ 1965 Ford Countr 9 Passenger, All Air Conditioner, Local Doctor's Tr D I . I '' ·-. .. : B. Ruuell, 0. of the llellill .. .. did~ 1101 W&ii,t.., . '1'5tY 1'0 · _fHA'f r;:,. "to3 . . .. e in IIIII '- : · . Javlta, B-R:Y,., . : l' 1959 Olds11obilt Automatic Tran Radio, Clean- bow••· !iiif .. nara'o Jllu; •• revis!Qa ct .. d!d to . . . ·-- cJllft1ilt. yGU:I(-. Jiill t law eollep, IIIDht· · .· . All Power Featu Interior, One LO< Extra Nice_ Light Blue, One Local Owm . .· ~-- ' ~- 1964 Ford Galaxi 1959 Cadillac 4 I teltvlilaa youog Alllftl. ~" lllid he dlil 'l -- . , 1-iMM, M.AY61S lo::.ARL.K.AR~O'T" WAS l<i~H"f.., Datlonll ·. till - 1 •• } ..... C·_. - OWN, , molar t hi und I II 10 ,, �' :tr; • '' ' . ' f.'' ,, • ,,',..,• ' • ... \ 'f " I1 "'"'~ ~ ........... ; ......... "'' ' ,. ' .. . '' \" '•;1 1' "'" ' ' " . '. ·j }. _ _.. ~~--·,-~-.....,~~ ~:v: '-. . ' . ' • • ' '" """ " • · •····• •' ·~.I • _. o ~ .:. · I ~• • . .: . ." ;; ' I , ,_.• ' ' ··/ ... ' ·'!' ' ' .'· • The ;· • ~ •~ ·-News • ,, I\ •• ,.~ I. ''' ' •• .kf, ! ••' '· ,~~-··· .... > .. . ' •• • a new attraction thlr1i~ ~·-' ~~--.~~· .... " . •• An evening ""''" ' all games to be five teams from signed up. An eighth It was agreed evening in Pomeroy something different ~ would be possible. Thi four-team leagues, one Amerlcan. A Pee Wee the end of the league ~ Gamee. are to be siJ: and the season will beg ~- ~. I ) ....... ..... reloleelll ...~,. June 1. There will be . ,CoJIJBllit id'IZ ... .... Jl, ·· , Allention- F tempifto GRADUATIN( SENIORS <ted.~ lday ..... ollllowfd: lio IDellol .. •••' .. ... ' In today's job mar~ lligh school educatl(. riot enough. ' . l~U ) Today'! P.loyers are mor~ sell •• ..t' '.:: .. . . •, ..,.. ., I and are demandmg a precedented variety o: iness skills for which are willing to pay a .salary. .•. OVT ' bJ" ·3. R. W:llli&IDS New Day Classo Begin June 9 Cllballdll ,.. will be < pel'OOIII ol I will elolo day. The ... llses lua • Toke The Short Ro ToAGoodJob ta eommlltet m for lbe ENROLL NO'It >IIIIDiiiH ... :lalioO to Ill ""' . _,-Jr Courses for both you .. and women, ClaSMt art asilt8DC8 and d•lly from 8:30 to 2 P. air condltlonecl cl1111'CH' Writt, Vltolf, or Cell t C.t•log •nd lnformlt GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLI 36 l.ocult l Phon• 446 I &AN I.WlDLY. BEI.iE.IIE IT -WE'Rff~E1 . • rog Jumplnl .. 10.12, .... first entrant. lant, il ''Tbt " OPEN f 6:0 . THE ano '" •' • ,.. •• • ure • mce Pro:onln lilt Namara ftN Mtmlie anorm11ltar1 ' . ., ' I ; ! . .. .• ,. -'>1 · 'I'/.. '/• ·'i' '''1 ..:> ' ~ -' .' .. . ·'· OLE "SP~I GRAS: THH .. :r ~-- . ' ·....., tr. ·: ·-I ·:' ''. ., teltvi.lllll youn(Amrrl~· aal4 be • D I ' -! ., ... Ruaell.-• lellilt B. of lllo ;.~~ einlbe .. two · . NIDL" ·· Javlll, <8-!i.t~ bow.-, .lit . ....... ~~~U~liif ,. rev~a~a~~ or 1W 1965 Ford Co d..t lo 9 Passenger Air Conditio Local Doctor 1964FordGa All Power F< Interior, Om Extra Nice , 1959 Cadillac light Blue, : Om! local G 1959 Olds.6;l Automatic Radio, .. . ' . ·.I . •• eDil. ,!l �~. "~' ' . ' . .' 1 .' 1,1{! • , uDder .0...Tho '/. . • I ' The "• VOL XVIII NO. 25 ·News MAY ?.3, ,. , BYJ. TODAY'S THO · a little extra time b , ' .. 'y il Baseball fans of " llte a new attraction this s1 An evening Pee ~; all games to be playtc five teams from Meig! signed up. An eighth .f< It was agreed iii evening in Pameroy th something different p would be possible. Thi four-team leagues, one - . Ky Wins 8-Day Fi~ For Da Nang Pagel _:_., fl!tR\...., WORLD . ! Parade ·will '• 1.>:,/t •- l ,- • ' A.usUiary Pump • NEW YORK- 'I1IE - SER .lously lUllS-year-old cardiac [18- tlenl sipped her coffee, ale ber dessert and beBan ber leg exarclsea. . The remarkable feature of American. A Pee Wee the end of the league Games are to be s~ and the season will be@ June I. There will be her WllS ~therwlse,routlne .~erapy that an auxlllary bear! l!ilplanled In the cbest of Mrs. ~" Ceraao was automatics~ ly perfo~ng .about 50 per cent of the .patient s own beer! ... tiv\IY. The bnplant of the device too\ place Uvo clays IB0 but was,, not reported until Sunday. Atrention- GRADUATINt SENIORS fn today's job marl ~igh school eduratl• Totlftlwmell not enough. Today' ~loyers are more seJ. precedented variety (l iness skills for whicb are willing to pay a salary. ALLBY- OOP New Day Class• Begin June 9 Take The Short Ro DA NANG (UP!) -'!'be ellbtlor oa Nq eDied today 1D apparent viciQry 4or Premlor Ngujen cao . KJ'J government wben rebel !rOOfS In , lhe Tlon lloa pqolla om'rtndered and marched out wlih their bends up. day battle wbe wm allghtly iDjured by a l'enade 08 they left the 1JB8oda sunday night. They were AP corrOspoaclanl Robert Pees, Br!tlsb free-lance photolfapber Timothy J. Pap and Alain Taleb of Paris match. UP! pbelo8J'Spber steve Van :t.T'S To A Good Job oh·10 GOP 0pens. Drive to Bring • I nte. IIectuaIs In - ""'Iy ENROLL NO\\ Courses for both younc and women, Classes ll'f dally fram 8:30 to 2 P. eir conditioned clan,. Write, Visit, or Calli C•talog end lnfornwt I GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLI -Jr ulllmalum buded to. ·!lit 1na1111enla by Ky'a loi'<4$\ Barely an boUt oarJlSr,,, ~ correspondent nt at ltll ·"1 die pB80da with Millll Cb¥1• ,a Buddblst 1110111: libo .vawiiHIIII lhe rebels would fl&bl to the IIIII man. ' Flgbt)na In tbe Iasi boUrs of ·Meter, • former paratrooper, "Noixldy ill lOin& fD ieave the lhe biuJ,1 dled IVIay to almosl was blown off a wall by the pagoda," Cb1eu said. nothl!!i, although a 1fenado llJut but suffered no Injuries. Mllltlry pollee wbo oeai-ehed burst or the slaecato ripple of a Reslatanee at the pqocla- the bulldlni aftoi tbe ~er flurry of gunfjfe could sun be the malll rebel fortress here- loand 00 trace of ChleU or of heard from tbno fD tbno. collapsed at Z p.m. !I a.m. tbe rebel miUtary eommander. AlnOD8 the last eaaualties of EJl'l'), four bours before the Wood wbicb the monks bad tho batllo wera three newsmen 011plralion of a surrender llacked In the temple oourt- Aq.ON - STATE SEN. Frazlof Reams, the Democrat- 1 lc caJIIIidate lor governor, Sun·· clay UJed Democrats and e bor to \Work together. ReBJD4 told a Uniled . labor WOuld rk lcnl wo ers ,P c . the blg wjnner If the • gain ctlllfrol of the mansion aod the ''The alllailce belween the ocraUc Party and labor II for both " Beama said very s~re of the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - Tbe Ohio Republican or· berteflelal to labor with ganlzlUon, In a program II bopee ean be used naUonaJl1, officials holdlng lmPortaol hos begun a new drive to win lntellectuall to the party. ed posla." "'l'bla JII'OUp bas shown great llltertst ID the RepubU. but In many respects the". people have boon n• ~·:"!~~·= ~m~:te Chairman John s. An4rewl said In announc. will pUbUih a 'for academic and Tbe lint ID the and are demanding 8 36 Locust ,I Of Tb JlelpMa1011 .bel . rn·VIS·I·onal Frog Jumpm· g SERGEANT S'l'liWART Stewart IS• Contest is AddedFeature Mt.ddJeport'S pnl, vomng !bat they would burn tbemselveo fD death U .....,....,t troops atlaoked, atood abandoned Bllll uobomed 1n lhe yard. list Casualty . First casuallY of the VIet -....o lNam war in Middleport Is Allboush Da. Nang a~;j Sergeant Stewart, son of Mrs. fD ,be firmly m the b · lbe · Ethel Mae Stitt, Racine Route Ky • forces, rebelamiiJIID held .... 2, who was kUled in small armo diy of Hu, Ill eo to ""' ' fire on .station at Anken • VIet llllrlbwest Government lurees ' · I Nam, w1th Co. B., 2nd Bn., bave made no attempt iOfar fD I mobile Div. subdue the IDSU11enls there. Stewart attended Tbe :1odabyhere bad bee~ , schools and bad spent lhe past ~unlor . al govenuacla~ six years In the Armed Forces. ..,.,_ sever fl. • He was stheduled to return tbougb there was often heavy to the United States in lighting In the area around tho , ber. temple, ~ .~~ ltaell In eddltion to hi! mother suflered H -.e. II survived by hla wUe, ly of Scbweinfust, Germany, two sons Robert Lee Zl\ John wnitam, 8 montbs, df lumbus, Ga. Funeral 1 v·Jet·Cong . ~ ~,r , :_en~e ~te~rr~:. ' T...,.,allrio wore fll'liiM · ...,...Ill' to, • ....,. f 111 11 boYe ...n.w. Normli ..., db~ Ill Jowo ore ~ Parachute sky divers, the U. S. Divlslonal Frog Jump. ·11 aad, u, CJOyelud 'II !'II tng Contest, and a spectacular parade will launch the See- it, ~'lncblllall 'II Ill' 1r, .. , ond Annual Big Bend Regatta June 10. Oaly mllor claDy tem;w.. Thla triple offering will be In conjunction wltb, and lin e.loimPI upected. 1fCii1, Immediately follow formal opening ceremonies In Pomeroy. tered . . _ . _ 1 ...... Commercial elhlbill will open their dooro at noon that day, pbo lhe lilt pert oflhe . . . with tbe opening ceremony to will 1 _ , . Ill 1\llllcllei • follow. 1:30 p. m. one of the main preclplloUoa. The parade scheduled throUgh events, the Eastern United • -- - -- - - Mason, W, Va., Middleport""'! States Divisional Cbampionshlp Pomeroy, wdl move arousnil e boat races, will ~et uoderway sbows will also be oa bani! d p m A professional tag . . lor a purse of $151~. three d••s and there will bt show featuring the Moqjcal , ' ..., ' Wades and other profe9slonal The RegiOnal Miss America rides and lhrllls for persotiJ of acts has been scneduled lor Pqean~ which is always a all ages. 8 p. m. on Friday, spectacular of iii own, wUI be- Regatta weekend will elo!ll Mr. CartooD from WSAZ-TV gin at I P· m. followed by a about 7 p. m. Sunday. Tbe e. has been ocheduled lor a per- record bop lor leel!'agers. lire schedule promises M ... sonsl appearanco for the kid- Sunday wlll also be a big ·clay young ollld old. dles at about 9:30 a. m. Satur· with the events to begin at Bl& Bond Regatta eollllllltlae clay. Other klddle events are 12:30 p.. m.. with ,the Eastet:" members said plano lor tile also slaled for Saturday mor.. U. S. DiVISional vhampiODSblJl Regatta Weekend are . neariJ ing. boat races resuming, lnlermlJl. <OIIlpleted. Tbe commlltee oz. All p., m. Saturclay the Clax- gled with the Art ClutoR water pressed its appreelajbl aD ton famUy will .be fea,tured ·il' ski show. !"""""'for tbeir assitlance and Ill famous water -akl !bow! 111 ' · ~gliam exl"l'ilklll- cooperalklll. *' He ~ ·-""'• "llli!-. bomo ­ Phont 44C llebnar Legan el Mlddleporl Auto Wrecked Sunday on ·~,, THE FAR 11'8 UP' T'US 10EN~ NIQIONAL SJiQJRITY, AU.121GH11/. ' oI '. ,, OPEN F 6:( .. .' ' ' THE '' an' !! M•miH ; "fi Debate Widens: Proxmire '· l \ ' ., _, -CAPP OLE lHH "SPRI GRAS: Tffe'a 'YER GO AGAII"'' .;;.. C~I11CISIN~ME! A MAN cAN ONLV . THE( 1965 Ford Co . '. I ',', 1964FordGa All Power f, Interior, On< Extra Nice • 1959 Cadilhi . 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