https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ff40dfe89b2b3f71e6832f0f6d09ada.pdf d992308036b93053b020df76a210711b PDF Text Text ' • I ,, '' • Wildwood · Garden .. Club ts f Theme LS on pnng 0 , • : ,: • 1 11 ~ I Mrs. David Nease, Mmersville, with Mrs. Fred Nease and Mrs. Us win Nease as COobostesses. Mrs. Karl Grueser, vic e president, was in charge of the meeting whicb opened with devolions taken 'rom Acts by Mrs. Fred Nease, who also read a poem. "Spring," . and closed with prayer. Members answer· ed roll call with their favorite line arrangement. A report was given on the regional meeting held recently in Logan, by Mrs. David Nease, II was announced that Mrs. Victor Hysell made the corsag. es for the queen and her court at the eighth grade party of r-o=-"=;;.,.='-;;.,.~ CANVAS OXFORDS I , For The Family Prices B•gln At _ _ $p9 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, ~.~~~w •Ij 1'£11111 -·- . - - • ·- • • • TONIGHT Dl "GENGHIS ICAHNH Stephrn Boyd James Mason (Color) -and"WILD ON THE BEACH'• Frankie Rendall 0 , ,, '. \'} I I vlhenULaondi ~-~~pointotedF. when toln at_ Z ~.:..mnd. EBa~eIGwhll'Is~ . The·• J4y l ~eejing Qf• Meigs e es .,,.....ary eeneyP ans ' "'"' . ~"' , "'--1 !' b Bennett E'Osi-, 128 American Le- state 8nd : her ~ are .to , vuuu YRldiD , I ,c,u waa..'· h'eld g!on met , ~a&.y evening al iattend the 'tea 81oJ\g wllli Ul))l l Tuesday• eveil!i/g al llle ~ock the Legion boll In MiddleporL ,president&, the :\AmeriCanism ~~!.: ~~~,.~~th L •,~ Mrs. Albert Roush,, preSident, \chairman and interested niem-1• ..-......., ....., t"'..__.......~, . .... announced thai the Poppy Day bers. lnsll:uct(on wiJ,l be_ given cllarge. · ,. ,· . " · Sale was successful and thank· the girls ~t ,I!Je tea. . 1 14'8. Fred ,Leifhe.l gave the ed the members of Girl Scout The summer COI!VenUo~. was report ol ,the , ~asurer. M·r s. Troop 185 of Middleport for announced for ~· Jline • ,• In pl~e when bloom Is wanted Good Morning, Spring, was as they do better than to reset. the topic of the program pre- Mrs. Fred Nease gave a dem· senled by Mrs. Hysell who not· onslraUon 011 a ikebana right ed that a pageant of color un- band arrangement. folds with daffodils, and lbal Flower arrangements were iris may be led during their judged and blue ribbons awardtime of blooming. She urged ed to Mrs. Fred Nease f~r a members to visit area rose Japanese arrangement using shows. evergreen, and Iris; Mrs. Us· A paper, "Tools and Trick! win Nease, a perpendicular ar· of Flower Arrangement," was rangemenl of iris; Mrs. Homby Mrs. Vernon er Holter, a Japanese arrangewhich brought out to ment of iris; Mrs. Victor Hy· use vemllculite and sand, need· sell, a corsage and specimens; lepoint holders, chicken wire, and Mrs. David Nease and Mrs. tape and clay for best Edison :lollon for arrangements results. · of iris. Mrs. lllram Fisher gave, A dessert course was served "now is the time to," divide by the hostesses to 12 members and reaet mlllll>, and to set out and a gues~ Mrs. Selma Call annuals and to sow zinllla seed of Chester. - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. HOWard CaldweII Sr•t HOsfeSS At Meeting of Rose Garden Club Glo~~S~er Rose Garden Club members Tuppers Plains held their May meeting at the home of Howard Caldwell, Sr., opened by prayer and with Mrs. Norman McCain, president, presiding. Mrs. Charles Carr read the verse of the month. Roll call was answered by presenting and idenllfying wild flowers. - - ~ -- --- The program consisted of "Tips For Transplanting," by Mrs. Rose Cox; Chestnut Trees," by Mrs, I. 0. MfCoy, and "Now Is the Time to ,, .. ," by Mrs. R. V. Weatherman. The nominating committee, of Mrs. John Arbaugh, chair· man, Mrs. Grace Stout and Mrs. Patricia Goebel, reported off~ cers nominated for the coming year were: Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, president; Mrs. Rose Cox, vice , president; Mrs. James Stout. secretary; Mrs. R. V. WeatherI man. treasurer, and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith, news reporter. I May baskets and flower ar· 211- "'I : i I ·., ) · . • .·EL·B -,· f ·R.f'E·LD'.s'' · ·. IN···. PO'ME: ·OY . ' .. !l' y, ARE OPEN TONIGHt, 'TIL 8 PM. _, . ·AND TGMORROW,, SATURDAY 'TIL 9 PM ·e·a·v . . ' r:~ fe~ilct at~~e~f~~r!~·~er~i~~~d. by COMPLETES COIJRSE Mrs. Wakely, who congratu· Pvt. James W. HeD!<?D• ,whose lated the members on their parents, M~. and Mrs. Josepb work, Mrs, Stscy, Mrs. Betzing, Scott,"~ve m Mason, W. Va. and Mrs. Rowan, after which completed a signal supply and Mrs. Swan on hehall of tbe parts course at the Ahny SouthCouncil, presented them with a eastern -Signal SchoOl,' Fort gilt and also Errra Jesse, cap- Gordon, Ga., May 20. He enter· lain, and Carrie Neutzling, pi- ed the Army in November 1965 nnist for the evening. T h e jand rel!l!l~ basic training at meeUog closed in regular form.. I ~For~l~Gnr~d~on:_,~G~a':..---~~ -'- " oreeent horse :fJhow was given 1be._worp.Ip. service al !O:ZII L , . . ' Sund M , 29 whell, b)' lbe Jli'OIIJ~eq1. A permanl!lit J!l. · on .. ,ay, · 1Y • show ring was disc~ a n d the ·tradl.IIonal presentaUDD ell !_~'!, F~sl, ~!chard Karr, Bibles wiD take place. '-' 011 f..oCt:::IO :n .. 1~ y,.,.,~ . wiener roast wai wen~ nii)DO(I to Jlleel with tit• meeUng, a, · bers and , lair, ~d, at ll!eir -n~l. m,eet-- enjoy,ed bf 30 ,~~m. ,, 'jng,'.June &, .AI. ~!'~! ,~lose ,ottpe· I)U,I!IIto•. I, ,' · J -j;;iijiiii;;;;;;; their assistance )l'ith the sale. Ill wltJ!:.r.eglstratlon R .' The auxiliary made a donation beglll at 12:30· ljOIIO with the . . . . ;1 to the Seoul Troop for its help. Icall to ord,er to ~In all:l!O p. Mrs Dale ~urning reported ' m. Delegakl! eleeted:to :attend 11\e ·rummage and bake sale a ' Include' ~.'• 4J)lerl Roul!b and . FRID~Y success. ~: Dale. li'lolitning• Wect.d as Members reported ill includ· alle,rf\Bles were .AJieen :• Searles , I • ed Mrs. Charles Bennett and and JUlia Hysell. · .: ' ' . . . 1 Mrs. Helen Batey, who were During the busjilesS. session . to be remembered by .the auxil- the sa~ of!icer~ wete elected lary. Ml'!. Roush announced for the nest ' year. Membl!rsblp A Wo11derful Time For Family Shopping. A Good Time that the Buckeye Girls' Tea quolll is to be completed by would be held Saturday, June June I to be reported before ' Your Memorial Day Week-End Needs- Flowers, Picnic Sufjplies, ' • ' '".<,; ... 1 the state_ convention ID July.l . The preSident thallki!!l • all · · Porch 1nd Liwn :Furnj_tura, Sportswear for Men, Boyi, ~~m;n, member of state credenha!l member~ who contribUted · to eommlltee and Phyllis Rowan, j the rummage and bake sale a,nc~ · Girts Swi~iults .For .Everyone In The Family. ':,. , / . ' council deputy • w~re r~ce;~ed ! helped with the roP!'i'·· .OI!Y .. ' . ' f offtcJally. Guests rom 0 en sale. Following-the meeting, the Gleam Counlll of Manetta and members went to Ja'ck's Dairy . Tak~ Advantage Too, of the Big Spring Furnitu ... sat( :On1the Theodorus Council, Pomeroy, Bar for refreshmeru.. , . 2nd •nd 3rd Floors. Buy What You Need and Use Our S!insible were welcomed. Second nomm· ' .. I Miss Butcher . IS RewardedIn Music Studies .' · tes 'to Summer. ..c.·.onuenti"n. . 10 ' Dllly·Senllllel, Pomlll01·Mlddleport, -0., May 27, 1988 .., ~ ~ BmLIIIf ..... De,'"'a "ll . " , .,.,. . ., •, • . . All graduating seniors•o "" Are Nqmed By Legion Auxillciry-i ' ~gCfub'Meee. . 'WllUam B.-~wllle WIIJ !'<~pill'~ ,Jocqi blgh schools, who art Delegates io the s~er-con-_4 atlhe' Leglon ~me· ~ wens- .4~FairGrou~ .: ~~ - =~=~·l'~e~":/'::. -&:.~:~ O:! ':ged ~= ~~them ~al. "Spring" was the theme the Wildwood Garden club nesday eveDing al the h"F~ - L .,, '.••~' '~l:, -~ .· ·credit -Service -To Budget Your Furniture Payments, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT liL 8 AND SATURDAY. NIGHT ·TIL '9 !,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,.....;-""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""l""~""""""!!!!!!!!!!e:!!!!!!!'!!'!!"'' . . . ' . • HUE South VIet 'Nam (UP!) - A gasoline • !lrencllllf Budd· htat nun Who addressed a Jetter to Presl~t Jolms!!D .bunted herself "' dealb 'here Sullday ln an efl!ll'lto .el)lbarrass the pro • Ullll!ld S,lates So.uth VI~ oamese gov"nment of Premier Ngoyen Cao Ky. The nun ...,led out lbe act of oelf.Immolalion outside a pa· goda In this nbelllous clly center of the opposltlon to Ky'a regime. '· renche . Letter to I ·.•,J'Qbnloq , llle nun kfl bebln\1 ., I~· ,IIi UlllteQ Nations Sec, .~ GeJI9ral Tbant and Viet··.18mese ~ ol Slate Nguyen '' ov;m· 'lbletL ' • , · .n the lint oelf·lmmo;~u ; iiDee the regime of rM<!Iil"* Nile DiDh Diem • :1 lillotLlo 1111, , , .'r•The act of seU-destructlon : . ieame alter government forces ·:litre re)IO!<Ilid ready to take · "cOntrol {d ·Hue under an agree. ii!ent worked out by Ky and wu Nguyen Cbanb Thl. The death of the aun Thanh Quang 50 observm feared could signal a wave of self· immolations throughout the country sucb as those wblch preceded the overthrow of the Diem regime. Tile lelf·lm . mcllaUon taok plloe al the Dtea De l'agoda 1plrllul <tlltOr of tho V~· .... Bnddldsla lad beadqurten el Trl Qaang. The Budd· I-2Bes~id!!es~addresslog~~!_ll~ll!!ette~r~tol__..,.:~·~~~~~V~ie~ln~am~e~s"_e~Ge!'n.L___~hta~l~lea~d~er~•ald~~reee~a~ll)'~llull If aeeeuor)' lie ·~ approte U<J'lfletag d!e liVes tl vojl!ll· leer moab alld .IIJ file to pioteal tile Ky nlfme ud Alllerleal tappOI'I ,of lt. ~ mother auperior 'of ·the dead·nun said the olin had wan~ ed to burn beroell to deatb ·Frl· doy ln front of lbe American Comulate. lOll monka ended. , The immolation came tw, daya after sludenta ID&ered !If Presldtnl Jobnson'a refusal to withdraw BUppqrt fNDi Itt• govemmenl II!Cked IIIII btlraed lbe Ulllted Slates I!do!'llllo lion Service Library -iD Hue. The American Consulalt •.._ been closed and all AIMrlwl . The monk threw lleraelf onto citizens except lor lbe ,AIIIerlo a plle of blazing ldndllnl at the can Consul and five kl)r '.t!Q; pagoda and died as a 43-bour ployes have beeD evaCuate~~ ___ aall-to_::..ver_mne __nt_fa_sl-.-'by'-so-me _ _ _rro_m_the __clly...:.;,._ _ _ _.;..._;,·~'! · '·~ NEWS~ ' BRIEFS I' rangements were judged and Miss Judy Butcher. daughter!I ribbons awarded to Mrs. Mary or Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, Jane Goebel, Mrs. Lois McCa1n, 1 won the senior award for out. I Mrs. Patricia Goebel alld Mrs. standing work in music given I Doris Davis. 1 SATURDAY, MAY 21 by the Athens Women's Music The traveling prize was woo I "YOUNG FURY" Club at its meeting held In by Mrs. Lois McCain. , Rory Calhoun Refreahmenls were served to ~· Virginia Msyo Athens Monday evening. (Te-rhnicolor) Mi" Butcher is a piano stu- one guest, Mrs, Howard Cald· - anddent of George Katz and will well, Jr., and 17 members. The " A BOY TEN FEET graduate from Oblo June meeting will be held at TALL" June 5. She plans to do the home of Mrs. Charles Carr. Edward G. Robinson (Color) ate work at the !llllversity. Also reeeivlng a sclu>larl:hip I to the Summer Music Clinic Ohio University was ~:~~~:~1 King, of Rutland, a tr Pomeroy, Oldo ist He was accompanied I Sabra Canaday of Rutland. TONIGHT & SATURDAY is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Char· The 32nd anniversary of For· "TOWN TAMER• les King of Rutland. -Technicolorest Rose Council, Daughters of Dana Andrews Terry .Moore America, was observed and In· ''LIVING IT UP" ANNOUNCE REVIVAL spection held Tuesday evening - TechnicolorMASON A revival will be· at the regular meeting. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewi11, Janet Leigh gin at the Mason Baptt.t A large cake iced In white sion Sunday, May 29th and CO!Jo de<orated In blue and red SUNDAY, MONDAY tlnue through June 5th. Serv- with the inscription, Happy ond TUESDAY ices will be held in the . Forest Rose CounMoy 29-30-31 Hall In Mason, Sunday was served with a potluck "THE FLIGHT OF ings at lt and each evening at dinner preceding the meeting. THE PHOEIIIX" Rev. Harry K. Morris, pas- Grace Swan, councilor, pre-- TedutirolorJames Stewart. Rkbard Ar tor of the First Baptist Church sided and the meeting opened len, Ernest Borgnine. Dan in Bronte, Texas, will be in ritualistic form. State offi. Duryea evangelist. Everyone is cers, Edith Wakely, district ColorCirtoon Iy invited. deputy, Edith Betzing, aaaocl· ~iiiiiiiii=--=====;;;/•te slate councilor, Iva Stacy, Sherry Jackson Sl Tl Anniversary of Dof ACouncil Held Tuesday MEIGS THEATRE D a: B Heath Circle Ends Year with Luncheon Event R I J Let us never forget those who have paid the supreme sacrifice of citizenship! In observance of Memorial Day, our bank will not transad bu1inns on Men. llay, MIJy 30. Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I SeTVing Meigs County for over 94lJ'a11 .I POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System i • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Afternoon Circle of Heath Methodist Church completed its year's activities with a luncheon Thursday afternoon In the ehurcb d!Ding room. Spring flowers decorated the luncheon tables and lbe hostesses, Mr•. M. L. French, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons; Mrs. C. A. Emmish and Mrs. Nan Moore, served t h e meat, dessert and coffee. Guests included Mrs. C. L. Wood of Knoxvllle, Tenn., Mrs. M. C. Wilson and Miss Frieda Faehnle. Mrs. Mildred Zeigler gave the table grace. Mrs. David l!ntsminger preoented the final leBOon from the study book, ''The Acts, Then and Now." She pointed to the Book of Acts as a guidepost for Christian living, for the past as well as modern day society. She stressed the Importance of church mission program, ae the total ou(rJ!aeh of the chut'l!h. Mrs. Everett Davis gave the treasurer's reporl In the absence of Mrs. Nan Moore and gave a reoume of the year's activities and project.. T h e birthdays of five members were observed. Mrs. Wayland, chairman, reported on the rummage sale and thanked members for cooperation during the past year. She named a committee for an entry ill lbe regatta parade in· eluding Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, Mrs. Waller Hay.., loin. Wayne Gibbons and Mn. EnleraoD JOIIH. Mill Ben Sanborn dlseuaed the alody boob for next year. The meetlng was closed wltb the "Lord's Prayer" &IV· ell ID UlllaOD. ' Rusk Warns Communists U.S. is Firm The Dodge Qoys are dealin' the bottom ,out of prices to putyou in the ISAlf. Ahead of the ..,.,1.,· tl)e great Dodge breed. Drive your ~n ~-1rgajip a;J O.rt. Coronet, Polara, MonacO or Charaer. the good guys. You can ten M"ll I · &·Second ~--~----------------' · ·. ,. ' . · :~\ ,. �• '· l 'I . . ~ ~~~' • if!,.-~ . ;; ~ ,.'. r,. ,, -~ . 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"vn May 25, 1918, flrelllOIIIDd deckhands ·.a Kfuwha River !Qwboala .ilnicl!· for' · higher '1\'llf!l at Pl. Plei~nt. The , Ron- had to '"' ...... ....... ' ' ~~'; . ·-• t!mw ;;,:.~-::.:' .. .... "":'~,..,.. • refused to work lor · I!UlTJ!~ , wagea. · · -· · .· Flretbeo wanted f80 ii moalb and. (leckhanda 110. There wao ~~~~~- a alrlke on at the P""'"'vy boa...yards where tho . ·m 01 demhtlded 11 lRcrease l_n wages · frllm t'I,!O to f2.75 a day. Fo~!AIJYI later 11 was reI ihat Kabawha River .... •• ' '/ip<;tatora ai!'Oed to alt~ of ·striking ftreni>W '¥lid · ileekhanda~- All tow• ~ · went to paying f80 and • w ..." ''"month; respectively. 11 wls predlcled lhat cheap labor oil' 'towboats, packets or ll11'J otller kind of riVer Craft would aiion be a lhll\l of lhe P"SI. Tjtat ·wu the oplnlna of ·many rltennen who pointed ou1 !bel there w~s too much demand · fo~ labor oR abore, muc1t beUor paY, and m~ better boura. .m. . -.;;u rn• ~~ . ' 11EJW ' '' age I! not s0 llollch one of numbers 11 ol distribution. There were 252,984 phyoicilns lD the Un- Ited Stateo lD 1111111, or one for every 'I'll peraoos. By the end of 1985, tha modlcal population ball a"-D to 293,111, or - far every 611 penooo. This traad Is upeoted to continue, BIYI lhe Amerlean MediW Aslociatloa, If utimates thai by 1175 the number of docllln wm Ioiii II leal :110,0110. Will! a ~ t1oo toneul Ill DO mUUon, the doctor • people raUo will tlnll lmprovt to ooo pbyslclan !or ..., f3l periODS. By 11110, II new medical ochooll wDI ba mopenlloft, llllklht a total o1 101. sr. ou.. era 1r0 probelll.e. aDd ail more aro poalble by IllS. Nevertlllleia, for a varieiJ of - · IIIIIIJ' rural areu lad< enoUih doctm. To li:'ll!nugbliUI lhiD&a of lale. >!1: In lfdoal, apeaklng before the ftJA.;;erloan Soclety of Newo~per Edit«s, ~-roomed over IU<h matlell u tha real ~ tar PfiCll lD Ibis world, tho Ulel :!,at munar, and .......me power, !lie chaJ. ~~~tP of till -Ifill nalloos, b~ ~ldlDg between us and Chllla. . z::.::-lle eDIIariN .,. Idea that tho lnePIItl lilt! 11'111111 8tlefltlt Slrvloe oyalem r,«. "1t rt'lledled bJ .llidDa evC)' YOUII8 per. £. ilin to &lve IIIII Ill' lwo yeart ol aerrict It Ia ~IJ. · The me IIIIo 1111 tr111e1 llllqe 1111 1 1:01nputer wbere hlJ hl!arl tlbould be wu· td phllosopbl<al over the na~ of mon: " . ... a rational animal - but will! a • oear Infinite capacity for folly ...... · He · draws bluepriDIB for Utopia, but never ~uite gets It built. In the end, be plugs · oway obstlnateiy with lbe only building !Dalerlal really ever at blnd: Bll own part-comlc, part.traJio, ~ bul -part-glorious nature." ' These aro not tho words of an unleellng tlficiency ezpert. Nor are these: ''Coercion, after all, llll!l'ely ~apturu lnan. Freedom captivates man.•• In PittBburafl a few daya later, McHam· lra said 10mothlnc that abould be pooled on the wall of every clulroom II> the tountry: "Let ua be perfecOy clear about our '·llio IIOIIIIlrJ e I . • . >} '· · ', ,·., i' . ,1 \ ,. Hit by Strikes'· f~r Higher t • •' '•·· . '·, .. :11 1111 DIID pai vp,rinaii ~'::, !!!'II ~ • ... the . Oil, lbe upper ~ . . "'!!Il! ... ' .~ ' Ill I'M'JD ' ~ _Iii ~~ Jiooltlon: .. -a~~ pute - rioiDroil , . Piloll llave beu ""'DpD•infol fGr tl!e . limo boiiJC· , , • ., ... ,.., '~'/ , .• J:" ''' .,• ,• , "'" ' ·• • ·;J · •· . . u •• , .. .. . ·-· __ _._ ..,... .., 11 "" .,_, · !P~t Sprague sl(ucl! l ,h t •·· ...J' -.,~:,-:. - (~;1~:: follojf~ s-·· I!¥' ' Auxiliary Patrol .belp correct lbla imhalaDcl llelwela dt7 IDd COUIIIry' tho AliA hu • PIIJsiolu'l Placetnenl Service wblob ICII u a cleuo Jng bo!Jae far bllol'lllllloa il!r dal:l!an .,., lDg 1 pla<e to practice and !or MIDMflll!tlel looklng lor a doCIGr. 'Ibn ore allfl alate mtd1<al IIIJc:lttJ pllf'MIIml bureaUI . aad rural belltb comml- llddlDg the lillie problem. , In additiOn, tlwdrl to • Sa~ . Foomdatlon • AliA [111111'1111 ~ llrlup' doctorl aad •111111 !ownl toptljer, IJ7 . I!OiliiDunitlea wblch olborwill ml&bl DOl have ph)l!lclanl Joan tl!om. Giv~s .. ~ AI 1b1a Is pari of lilt IIIIWil. p1r1 aaya tbe AMA. II mea like Walla' A. Melldyka, M.D., who til a liahed pnetice lD ClevelaDd .... . hlJ wife and 11 cblldrell 10 • rural IDwn Ill MlolDa nearly 1,000 mllel • ..,. "I fall! could be of more uoe aad 1111 • need lor both . l!lllelf lllCI the -IIIUIII, IJ," aplalns _ll81cipo. "II wu a way • oould 1101 thsl IIIQir!c leeUPa off Jill . mllld." -::t''·l McNamara: U. S. Soul Searcher. · ... :;'~:,..,...., of llo!tiln Robert I. McNa· f''lilara bu btoa 11,1lni 10me extremelY ~ -. G . _noi irvm ~ -~· ~ ~.P.· , ',..,; w~ munest_Oil till rlvor, lrlllllellt lfiiJII~ ,wllJ· •••11f .. '• . ' . 1111 '-· ' ' . ~;,.a':.. CAPTAIN ~Y, ri'ONE, llgured • 1 trip .....l,•:t. ~ '. ........ of tho Pl. ~IeasaD~JieGd, . 211. ·· ;~':''.' ""; '' orso• lerryboa~ via!ted Gam.~· . .,t till mud •lbe .pvonilbenl &~ . Jll e~Uie, Mo.• . . . . ~ _ ~,!IL ,· . , . polls yeateraay: He h11 one ,1 . . P.Up allbe e11J ·n-1 wlllcb •·CAf1AIN·~~· linl!lnl ....... coal ill>all , and ..... . pi . Me)' 11, ltU . · wo~ !If '.. lhe beat fetries. .. lbla ~ bai prevented ·them 1ro111 three coal ~Hu-.... edte!U.S • .· a LDet 1111 ·. ftushllla unld Glil' !fl. !lie ::.~ . ~ ol the river . aad the boat !' .nacllq lbe mara. , . total IOSI of D,OOO !Qno I ISland 111e receae. at pa)D. 1;'J1i 110'1 , hpt qillte busy. captain Blmit ...riV. 'rOm!PlicOnCiot: . creek ~"IHII, -·• whlch wu P belag -aolq oo. Jllll+ !!Jo ... . . · , · nporll lht.Kanauga terry 1D Mllrll, lfllamntllid"Tbe ~ P'reeaiDne taken. soulh. The Sprague 1111 1rtn be pul vp ~ · t ltlliolt . be doblg a good ~. Caprad, 1ldy aaooapn aad la4teo lllllli aoe bell'ilme ever lD tho the coal are . owned by 1 b e .. wben the ·pie~ C4!' IMi J!IOY' . lain g110lble terry Ia lllCI wives of Masoos who wtte Clnclmoau • .~Ieaton trade• Pltlsburgb Coal Cn. The eoaJ. ed. FlslierD\01 Win, .~•~ in. . operated by oue ·maa who 11 · ~ on the lalaDd ~ and /lbe made tho trip from CJn. c1111110l be recovered; The many . dlmU to BullaJo, W. Va., In formed, be ~ami! . ~ IIf · . tept bualllllf! most of till tinle. Prlncesa tho olher miJDpl barges of coal Jllllk b1 the ;. · ._. and joul ll 17 oiGpo. . off the ouiBj4e ~~ . 1 1!4,' 110~ i ." The aew Inco J aell • propeU. ClllcluaU wore thrown lDto a Sprague since she carne· out trapa aed plan. · fllf 1IW ed steel barge operalblg be)llllllc tbe- ~ .~ . . IJfr lime bu' IIOV8' beeo equaJ. have caused tremendous losses lnaide lock aad lUI ' llijlll· ~ ' lw<el St. Louis, Mo., llld New otruck by a liard wiDdalorm . fill. to her owners•. be permitted at Dom ii. . 0!6ana, La., iB provJna a great lrill1e comlni down li-om COlley ~ialie Jl'renklill came to RaeThe convenlon ol ,tljt, ~" _IOccoss, from reports. T h e lliiODd aad blowa ashore. No llllaod lD H l>oun- l wu ' May Zll, lilt - The Homer City Into 11 aelinllll! II<"( lj barge ls making 118 seCIIIId trip damage wao done to eitber 'boat. pllnl ,. lbt 'rreOato,Jo wboo Smltli took ~•' 300 barrels of all JK'Obahlllly, mean. 'illfi·P&• · ,aad has been carrying mora There wen two llvely """PI ~ lllade ·ber run. I hava beeo salt pt Pomeroy before her ill~ of lhe ftaeot st;.ritwhfiOI ''IIi•• 1.100 tons of frelaht. Capa.. the Galllpollo wharf tile ou.. a Ucenaed pilot """" then 60 departure fot Cincinnati. It was padtet a1eamer ever · !mllt for clty of the barge Ia 1,500 toua. er evealng, 1'tSII!IIq probabiJ · JtBr1. I lfU pUnt 011 lbe Jane I a.m. before the Slnllh reacbPfltabtqb . !.1ticln.nsd J. . llne of seU-propelled atee1 from the eieeulve ' heal. '!'brOil . :JI'riDklla, aad 1111 tbe Kanawha I be ed Pomeroy :witb her excursionlrade, whiCh till bee!!.f\!boul barges will be operatiJJ8 on !be · . Galllpollo m,. «iid a·Dllll from Valle) wHen they lllade tho run. IBII after a longatop ."made at the boat for sewral ·yijm. · Ohio River before a great while. Vmto• wera parttclpllllla. 'lbt "The laoleal' lime ever made Pl. Pleasant. The Homer Smllh · The Queen Cliy wu,. .hull! oa VlniGII 11111r II oald lo have lly • alelftlboal wu made by . ,. has the big' fine-tO~ bell oR the ways at Clnchmall .i!t . 189'1 WICKETS ON D~m Zll aro received deddedly lbe wont the Buckeye State. The time tile G!liding Star, a CincinnatiUDder tile ouperv.lilon of Caplip and lhe pool wlll proflllbly ol ll. Bloo!llbed w11 narrowiJ from Clrtcblnati to Belpre, 300 New Orleans packet of 30 years tall! Jl'raf!k·· J. !lii!IOII, '-ow at · · be filled ill a cOIIple of dayo. avorled ill one of the ft&hll. mn.. w11 :H hours. They put aso. bio suinmer home Ill Michigan Sleamboats are now pasoo . Wbarlln8ster Dolmally showed a polo and fta8 oo II. Her lime The government bas anmunc.. on tbe Great Lokea. The Queen's lng through the locks. Tills II hlJ """' betw.,. ... never bealeD. ed that flshermea wlll be bar· cabla wu buD! the first time lhls aeasoo Dam two of tha 11 OM "'!be Robert E. Let ran from AGO: How Many Dodors, and Where There may bt a - . of doclora lD Amer"" - aad lor amall toWDI without 011e at all !bore II DO "maybe" •· bout It- but tbe paradox Is that tho.ahart- ., '·-'""'oWLoais, Pomeroy &at' 'Yards ' ,·l'tlllu,_ ifi 2'JIIOlflQ v.u.tJr.~q. CQ"ANr . . . Oil :,. ' prlnclplea IDd N pri<lrlllel. '1'ldl II I ... tlaD In llhicb tha hidom of .u-1 Is U. 10lu1el1 !undloiit!JIII." Ev1:a u be lpib, IIIU • . Vlai'N~ . . ' I ~ ' nr '· . pilil!ll inarcloed lind cblllllll oalsl4e ... bulldil!l. hn..... Cao 1111'JODe lila IOCII'IIII7't CGIIIlterpli1 lD .,. IRmUD, .- qwlln else lD the OoalmuDflt wwld, talldDI In lbiB IIIJIIIIII!r .. . 11114 ..... ... lllturl . ol llllD, the .-.J!J ol diailnlt ror that mauor, - -~ tmq!JMo doe . ' . plcketlng! It II. good to erllic!jlt .,....,. fGr CIIW I!Oiledlve faull8 IDd . laDinp, It . ,..- . . our mtatate• and ~. ft!!JRII tho direction of our pollcleJ aD4 p;ocramslD abort, never to oeue our natfmoal soul· aearchlng. But we also need ta be reminded ooet lD a wblle that there IS a flmdamental dU· terence belweeD totaiUarlan and democratic socleU... It iB a difference meao· nl by the liWIIo eadl ~ cultlvallo, lbt llqne of bUmlll Ubarly eadi ~. lilt delrllllllll .... lntMIIIII ~ each makes oo JIB <ilillm, tho 100[>1 lor tbe reallzaU011 of ledlvldual aaptralltal each allows. Nat Iaiii of all, It ia 1 dllltrence IIIli lJ oppareut lD tho typo of leatlera eaclt produceo aad tbe klDd of wonll they oan uy. Thonl: ,.... llr. llcliamara, lot ,.. mlodlng 111. Now, about lba meu Ill Vlel Nam .. .... • lD 1. l ~I . ,. • ' . \ -' ' I: ·~ 1 - ~, ., ' ... 'i ' "•/ • > L .' t, • .: ' ; 1. �' ' ,, , . . ,, t Years Ago on the Rivew ' 1 ' " E ; ~ •; .." :IV' oo::; n;;;;;u . ·-" .. "vn May 25, 1918, flrelllOIIIDd deckhands ·.a Kfuwha River !Qwboala .ilnicl!· for' · higher '1\'llf!l at Pl. Plei~nt. The , Ron- had to '"' ...... ....... ' ' ~~'; . ·-• t!mw ;;,:.~-::.:' .. .... "":'~,..,.. • refused to work lor · I!UlTJ!~ , wagea. · · -· · .· Flretbeo wanted f80 ii moalb and. (leckhanda 110. There wao ~~~~~- a alrlke on at the P""'"'vy boa...yards where tho . ·m 01 demhtlded 11 lRcrease l_n wages · frllm t'I,!O to f2.75 a day. Fo~!AIJYI later 11 was reI ihat Kabawha River .... •• ' '/ip<;tatora ai!'Oed to alt~ of ·striking ftreni>W '¥lid · ileekhanda~- All tow• ~ · went to paying f80 and • w ..." ''"month; respectively. 11 wls predlcled lhat cheap labor oil' 'towboats, packets or ll11'J otller kind of riVer Craft would aiion be a lhll\l of lhe P"SI. Tjtat ·wu the oplnlna of ·many rltennen who pointed ou1 !bel there w~s too much demand · fo~ labor oR abore, muc1t beUor paY, and m~ better boura. .m. . -.;;u rn• ~~ . ' 11EJW ' '' age I! not s0 llollch one of numbers 11 ol distribution. There were 252,984 phyoicilns lD the Un- Ited Stateo lD 1111111, or one for every 'I'll peraoos. By the end of 1985, tha modlcal population ball a"-D to 293,111, or - far every 611 penooo. This traad Is upeoted to continue, BIYI lhe Amerlean MediW Aslociatloa, If utimates thai by 1175 the number of docllln wm Ioiii II leal :110,0110. Will! a ~ t1oo toneul Ill DO mUUon, the doctor • people raUo will tlnll lmprovt to ooo pbyslclan !or ..., f3l periODS. By 11110, II new medical ochooll wDI ba mopenlloft, llllklht a total o1 101. sr. ou.. era 1r0 probelll.e. aDd ail more aro poalble by IllS. Nevertlllleia, for a varieiJ of - · IIIIIIJ' rural areu lad< enoUih doctm. To li:'ll!nugbliUI lhiD&a of lale. >!1: In lfdoal, apeaklng before the ftJA.;;erloan Soclety of Newo~per Edit«s, ~-roomed over IU<h matlell u tha real ~ tar PfiCll lD Ibis world, tho Ulel :!,at munar, and .......me power, !lie chaJ. ~~~tP of till -Ifill nalloos, b~ ~ldlDg between us and Chllla. . z::.::-lle eDIIariN .,. Idea that tho lnePIItl lilt! 11'111111 8tlefltlt Slrvloe oyalem r,«. "1t rt'lledled bJ .llidDa evC)' YOUII8 per. £. ilin to &lve IIIII Ill' lwo yeart ol aerrict It Ia ~IJ. · The me IIIIo 1111 tr111e1 llllqe 1111 1 1:01nputer wbere hlJ hl!arl tlbould be wu· td phllosopbl<al over the na~ of mon: " . ... a rational animal - but will! a • oear Infinite capacity for folly ...... · He · draws bluepriDIB for Utopia, but never ~uite gets It built. In the end, be plugs · oway obstlnateiy with lbe only building !Dalerlal really ever at blnd: Bll own part-comlc, part.traJio, ~ bul -part-glorious nature." ' These aro not tho words of an unleellng tlficiency ezpert. Nor are these: ''Coercion, after all, llll!l'ely ~apturu lnan. Freedom captivates man.•• In PittBburafl a few daya later, McHam· lra said 10mothlnc that abould be pooled on the wall of every clulroom II> the tountry: "Let ua be perfecOy clear about our '·llio IIOIIIIlrJ e I . • . >} '· · ', ,·., i' . ,1 \ ,. Hit by Strikes'· f~r Higher t • •' '•·· . '·, .. :11 1111 DIID pai vp,rinaii ~'::, !!!'II ~ • ... the . Oil, lbe upper ~ . . "'!!Il! ... ' .~ ' Ill I'M'JD ' ~ _Iii ~~ Jiooltlon: .. -a~~ pute - rioiDroil , . Piloll llave beu ""'DpD•infol fGr tl!e . limo boiiJC· , , • ., ... ,.., '~'/ , .• J:" ''' .,• ,• , "'" ' ·• • ·;J · •· . . u •• , .. .. . ·-· __ _._ ..,... .., 11 "" .,_, · !P~t Sprague sl(ucl! l ,h t •·· ...J' -.,~:,-:. - (~;1~:: follojf~ s-·· I!¥' ' Auxiliary Patrol .belp correct lbla imhalaDcl llelwela dt7 IDd COUIIIry' tho AliA hu • PIIJsiolu'l Placetnenl Service wblob ICII u a cleuo Jng bo!Jae far bllol'lllllloa il!r dal:l!an .,., lDg 1 pla<e to practice and !or MIDMflll!tlel looklng lor a doCIGr. 'Ibn ore allfl alate mtd1<al IIIJc:lttJ pllf'MIIml bureaUI . aad rural belltb comml- llddlDg the lillie problem. , In additiOn, tlwdrl to • Sa~ . Foomdatlon • AliA [111111'1111 ~ llrlup' doctorl aad •111111 !ownl toptljer, IJ7 . I!OiliiDunitlea wblch olborwill ml&bl DOl have ph)l!lclanl Joan tl!om. Giv~s .. ~ AI 1b1a Is pari of lilt IIIIWil. p1r1 aaya tbe AMA. II mea like Walla' A. Melldyka, M.D., who til a liahed pnetice lD ClevelaDd .... . hlJ wife and 11 cblldrell 10 • rural IDwn Ill MlolDa nearly 1,000 mllel • ..,. "I fall! could be of more uoe aad 1111 • need lor both . l!lllelf lllCI the -IIIUIII, IJ," aplalns _ll81cipo. "II wu a way • oould 1101 thsl IIIQir!c leeUPa off Jill . mllld." -::t''·l McNamara: U. S. Soul Searcher. · ... :;'~:,..,...., of llo!tiln Robert I. McNa· f''lilara bu btoa 11,1lni 10me extremelY ~ -. G . _noi irvm ~ -~· ~ ~.P.· , ',..,; w~ munest_Oil till rlvor, lrlllllellt lfiiJII~ ,wllJ· •••11f .. '• . ' . 1111 '-· ' ' . ~;,.a':.. CAPTAIN ~Y, ri'ONE, llgured • 1 trip .....l,•:t. ~ '. ........ of tho Pl. ~IeasaD~JieGd, . 211. ·· ;~':''.' ""; '' orso• lerryboa~ via!ted Gam.~· . .,t till mud •lbe .pvonilbenl &~ . Jll e~Uie, Mo.• . . . . ~ _ ~,!IL ,· . , . polls yeateraay: He h11 one ,1 . . P.Up allbe e11J ·n-1 wlllcb •·CAf1AIN·~~· linl!lnl ....... coal ill>all , and ..... . pi . Me)' 11, ltU . · wo~ !If '.. lhe beat fetries. .. lbla ~ bai prevented ·them 1ro111 three coal ~Hu-.... edte!U.S • .· a LDet 1111 ·. ftushllla unld Glil' !fl. !lie ::.~ . ~ ol the river . aad the boat !' .nacllq lbe mara. , . total IOSI of D,OOO !Qno I ISland 111e receae. at pa)D. 1;'J1i 110'1 , hpt qillte busy. captain Blmit ...riV. 'rOm!PlicOnCiot: . creek ~"IHII, -·• whlch wu P belag -aolq oo. Jllll+ !!Jo ... . . · , · nporll lht.Kanauga terry 1D Mllrll, lfllamntllid"Tbe ~ P'reeaiDne taken. soulh. The Sprague 1111 1rtn be pul vp ~ · t ltlliolt . be doblg a good ~. Caprad, 1ldy aaooapn aad la4teo lllllli aoe bell'ilme ever lD tho the coal are . owned by 1 b e .. wben the ·pie~ C4!' IMi J!IOY' . lain g110lble terry Ia lllCI wives of Masoos who wtte Clnclmoau • .~Ieaton trade• Pltlsburgb Coal Cn. The eoaJ. ed. FlslierD\01 Win, .~•~ in. . operated by oue ·maa who 11 · ~ on the lalaDd ~ and /lbe made tho trip from CJn. c1111110l be recovered; The many . dlmU to BullaJo, W. Va., In formed, be ~ami! . ~ IIf · . tept bualllllf! most of till tinle. Prlncesa tho olher miJDpl barges of coal Jllllk b1 the ;. · ._. and joul ll 17 oiGpo. . off the ouiBj4e ~~ . 1 1!4,' 110~ i ." The aew Inco J aell • propeU. ClllcluaU wore thrown lDto a Sprague since she carne· out trapa aed plan. · fllf 1IW ed steel barge operalblg be)llllllc tbe- ~ .~ . . IJfr lime bu' IIOV8' beeo equaJ. have caused tremendous losses lnaide lock aad lUI ' llijlll· ~ ' lw<el St. Louis, Mo., llld New otruck by a liard wiDdalorm . fill. to her owners•. be permitted at Dom ii. . 0!6ana, La., iB provJna a great lrill1e comlni down li-om COlley ~ialie Jl'renklill came to RaeThe convenlon ol ,tljt, ~" _IOccoss, from reports. T h e lliiODd aad blowa ashore. No llllaod lD H l>oun- l wu ' May Zll, lilt - The Homer City Into 11 aelinllll! II<"( lj barge ls making 118 seCIIIId trip damage wao done to eitber 'boat. pllnl ,. lbt 'rreOato,Jo wboo Smltli took ~•' 300 barrels of all JK'Obahlllly, mean. 'illfi·P&• · ,aad has been carrying mora There wen two llvely """PI ~ lllade ·ber run. I hava beeo salt pt Pomeroy before her ill~ of lhe ftaeot st;.ritwhfiOI ''IIi•• 1.100 tons of frelaht. Capa.. the Galllpollo wharf tile ou.. a Ucenaed pilot """" then 60 departure fot Cincinnati. It was padtet a1eamer ever · !mllt for clty of the barge Ia 1,500 toua. er evealng, 1'tSII!IIq probabiJ · JtBr1. I lfU pUnt 011 lbe Jane I a.m. before the Slnllh reacbPfltabtqb . !.1ticln.nsd J. . llne of seU-propelled atee1 from the eieeulve ' heal. '!'brOil . :JI'riDklla, aad 1111 tbe Kanawha I be ed Pomeroy :witb her excursionlrade, whiCh till bee!!.f\!boul barges will be operatiJJ8 on !be · . Galllpollo m,. «iid a·Dllll from Valle) wHen they lllade tho run. IBII after a longatop ."made at the boat for sewral ·yijm. · Ohio River before a great while. Vmto• wera parttclpllllla. 'lbt "The laoleal' lime ever made Pl. Pleasant. The Homer Smllh · The Queen Cliy wu,. .hull! oa VlniGII 11111r II oald lo have lly • alelftlboal wu made by . ,. has the big' fine-tO~ bell oR the ways at Clnchmall .i!t . 189'1 WICKETS ON D~m Zll aro received deddedly lbe wont the Buckeye State. The time tile G!liding Star, a CincinnatiUDder tile ouperv.lilon of Caplip and lhe pool wlll proflllbly ol ll. Bloo!llbed w11 narrowiJ from Clrtcblnati to Belpre, 300 New Orleans packet of 30 years tall! Jl'raf!k·· J. !lii!IOII, '-ow at · · be filled ill a cOIIple of dayo. avorled ill one of the ft&hll. mn.. w11 :H hours. They put aso. bio suinmer home Ill Michigan Sleamboats are now pasoo . Wbarlln8ster Dolmally showed a polo and fta8 oo II. Her lime The government bas anmunc.. on tbe Great Lokea. The Queen's lng through the locks. Tills II hlJ """' betw.,. ... never bealeD. ed that flshermea wlll be bar· cabla wu buD! the first time lhls aeasoo Dam two of tha 11 OM "'!be Robert E. Let ran from AGO: How Many Dodors, and Where There may bt a - . of doclora lD Amer"" - aad lor amall toWDI without 011e at all !bore II DO "maybe" •· bout It- but tbe paradox Is that tho.ahart- ., '·-'""'oWLoais, Pomeroy &at' 'Yards ' ,·l'tlllu,_ ifi 2'JIIOlflQ v.u.tJr.~q. CQ"ANr . . . Oil :,. ' prlnclplea IDd N pri<lrlllel. '1'ldl II I ... tlaD In llhicb tha hidom of .u-1 Is U. 10lu1el1 !undloiit!JIII." Ev1:a u be lpib, IIIU • . Vlai'N~ . . ' I ~ ' nr '· . pilil!ll inarcloed lind cblllllll oalsl4e ... bulldil!l. hn..... Cao 1111'JODe lila IOCII'IIII7't CGIIIlterpli1 lD .,. IRmUD, .- qwlln else lD the OoalmuDflt wwld, talldDI In lbiB IIIJIIIIII!r .. . 11114 ..... ... lllturl . ol llllD, the .-.J!J ol diailnlt ror that mauor, - -~ tmq!JMo doe . ' . plcketlng! It II. good to erllic!jlt .,....,. fGr CIIW I!Oiledlve faull8 IDd . laDinp, It . ,..- . . our mtatate• and ~. ft!!JRII tho direction of our pollcleJ aD4 p;ocramslD abort, never to oeue our natfmoal soul· aearchlng. But we also need ta be reminded ooet lD a wblle that there IS a flmdamental dU· terence belweeD totaiUarlan and democratic socleU... It iB a difference meao· nl by the liWIIo eadl ~ cultlvallo, lbt llqne of bUmlll Ubarly eadi ~. lilt delrllllllll .... lntMIIIII ~ each makes oo JIB <ilillm, tho 100[>1 lor tbe reallzaU011 of ledlvldual aaptralltal each allows. Nat Iaiii of all, It ia 1 dllltrence IIIli lJ oppareut lD tho typo of leatlera eaclt produceo aad tbe klDd of wonll they oan uy. Thonl: ,.... llr. llcliamara, lot ,.. mlodlng 111. Now, about lba meu Ill Vlel Nam .. .... • lD 1. l ~I . ,. • ' . \ -' ' I: ·~ 1 - ~, ., ' ... 'i ' "•/ • > L .' t, • .: ' ; 1. �' \ • .' . ) . .• I ,.,., " I '( . • ..,, ' .. , . ' \ -~ . I,;;· ~~ ~!llliili .t't;a,,:j ;;,J~ . ·.n ~-· ·v·ou CAN ~ MAKE HAY .,. .. Coilcrlle II A ur.trme hy. It's PIN . . $1595 TermllePI~-Yetllllllllc.tlla.w.-. YOUR ... for ............. c.~a CIIMOIIT· OLDSMOBILE DElLER FASTER witlu Co. .....,... PAGI STIIft ltlclnl, Old• May 25, 111118 Tour Planned For Fanners Na. 33 or No. 2A You can ~haJJaa llmtia balfbocaUMwith 1 McCormick lnle!'DIIiiollll Hay CoJIIIilio-, olema oro CUJbion..:ruabed full loqll!. J'roWa·rich looveo oro ooved. Leav• and ot1m1 clrJ r. :~ llmt, oJIII corolene iDM ;. reduced. t<A o -.It, J011 allo pt ~ to 6% better foedU., value. · Hay cat ..,._ ud qu.ickly conditioned ilat ita protein peak, toPI in TDN and vitamin A. Liv•toct like it bettor and rain Cuter. Soo ua lor luU dtlollo. •Meigs Equipment Co. ll11r #Mitlo Gonoral Hoopltal POMEROY 992·2176 '1he cost of freedom is always highbut Americans have always paid lt. And one path we. thaD Transfers . .. LOWER PRICES on Before Others . Up Their Mowers, You're on the Wayt~ the Field! ANHYDROUS AMMONIAI Now Less Than ACTUAL ' { • !)!;! .·'· or submission." 'l JOHN P. IC&NNEDY Americans who fought the many battles . • \ . for fl'llldom. And let us rededicete-our~ . ••• . I ... , TradW with lllcltr, ; selve1 to the prlnelp~ fer which thtf ' JtttiiOtJtp Mltliitt NITROGEN! TRADE WITH CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO Formerly<Master Feed & Seed Co. 3rd & Syqmere Gallipolis, 0. 446-2463 . - __________, ' ..~~ .._~-.,,-~~ ~ ... .. -. ~ I ' . The Model 450'> exclusive telescoping y.oke lets you hook up to most ASAE 3-pajnJ tractors quickly, easily-while the mower rests on 1ts own support stand. You may even get an acr• mowed loefare others get their mowers .hooked up. You'll like the smooth, quiet cutting, t~•. New Holland's extra-long3'A" sickle stroke allows more time tor crap to tiiLthe spaces between guards. Result fa•ter, cleaner-,t:ut.ting at lower overall knife speed. Less wear"rna(e durability. See us soon for full detaiJs.l ,. .<. • ASK one oJ the Gravely liili!rl field in,·thiJ powerful team:. ·the high-torque Gravely Tractor and tbe lll·roor-dtive 30'~ Rotary and""" what they'11y. Elpeo;lally the on. · · that have awned a Gravely 10110 y..,. or mora.' ·· . Then, il you don't beUeve tliem, pick ~our tougheot . mowing job and •&!< uo to sjlow you w~t lhe~Gravely . "can Or pick one of our other as etbchmenti. AU ' youhavetodoisealll . ',., ' · ' ao. ITII HEW HOLLAtl<l? .'. .. . \" '\, Sg~day TWes-Sentin~l -~-~ >i~t.l- .,,.·.' .. l ~ .. ,.. ...... . l . i' ... ' ' · • ·J ,. ,'' POMEROY , ,. •, ; 1I I ; ( '·'• ' FULtON·THOMPSOft .. TRACTOR , SALES 2>5101 ' .( .i .. I WY f§ 'fi'it!' ' •· made thtsupreme 110ificie. ' .I AND SAVE! lat ua pauM thl1 day to honor the many ... ' ' ' path of surrender MOWERS -und·TILf!RS," -,.22" .~-~ Mow•· . -· Ia thla A~~Gear-Drlve .Riding Tr,actor and itt AII-G..,-·Drive 80'! Rotary Mower REALLY · lndeetrllctilile? POIIndof " .SPEC I A L.$·~v GRAVitY Per never choose Is the (• ' lo ., ·~ . ,, �' \ • .' . ) . .• I ,.,., " I '( . • ..,, ' .. , . ' \ -~ . I,;;· ~~ ~!llliili .t't;a,,:j ;;,J~ . ·.n ~-· ·v·ou CAN ~ MAKE HAY .,. .. Coilcrlle II A ur.trme hy. It's PIN . . $1595 TermllePI~-Yetllllllllc.tlla.w.-. YOUR ... for ............. c.~a CIIMOIIT· OLDSMOBILE DElLER FASTER witlu Co. .....,... PAGI STIIft ltlclnl, Old• May 25, 111118 Tour Planned For Fanners Na. 33 or No. 2A You can ~haJJaa llmtia balfbocaUMwith 1 McCormick lnle!'DIIiiollll Hay CoJIIIilio-, olema oro CUJbion..:ruabed full loqll!. J'roWa·rich looveo oro ooved. Leav• and ot1m1 clrJ r. :~ llmt, oJIII corolene iDM ;. reduced. t<A o -.It, J011 allo pt ~ to 6% better foedU., value. · Hay cat ..,._ ud qu.ickly conditioned ilat ita protein peak, toPI in TDN and vitamin A. Liv•toct like it bettor and rain Cuter. Soo ua lor luU dtlollo. •Meigs Equipment Co. ll11r #Mitlo Gonoral Hoopltal POMEROY 992·2176 '1he cost of freedom is always highbut Americans have always paid lt. And one path we. thaD Transfers . .. LOWER PRICES on Before Others . Up Their Mowers, You're on the Wayt~ the Field! ANHYDROUS AMMONIAI Now Less Than ACTUAL ' { • !)!;! .·'· or submission." 'l JOHN P. IC&NNEDY Americans who fought the many battles . • \ . for fl'llldom. And let us rededicete-our~ . ••• . I ... , TradW with lllcltr, ; selve1 to the prlnelp~ fer which thtf ' JtttiiOtJtp Mltliitt NITROGEN! TRADE WITH CENTRAL SOYA OF OHIO Formerly<Master Feed & Seed Co. 3rd & Syqmere Gallipolis, 0. 446-2463 . - __________, ' ..~~ .._~-.,,-~~ ~ ... .. -. ~ I ' . The Model 450'> exclusive telescoping y.oke lets you hook up to most ASAE 3-pajnJ tractors quickly, easily-while the mower rests on 1ts own support stand. You may even get an acr• mowed loefare others get their mowers .hooked up. You'll like the smooth, quiet cutting, t~•. New Holland's extra-long3'A" sickle stroke allows more time tor crap to tiiLthe spaces between guards. Result fa•ter, cleaner-,t:ut.ting at lower overall knife speed. Less wear"rna(e durability. See us soon for full detaiJs.l ,. .<. • ASK one oJ the Gravely liili!rl field in,·thiJ powerful team:. ·the high-torque Gravely Tractor and tbe lll·roor-dtive 30'~ Rotary and""" what they'11y. Elpeo;lally the on. · · that have awned a Gravely 10110 y..,. or mora.' ·· . Then, il you don't beUeve tliem, pick ~our tougheot . mowing job and •&!< uo to sjlow you w~t lhe~Gravely . "can Or pick one of our other as etbchmenti. AU ' youhavetodoisealll . ',., ' · ' ao. ITII HEW HOLLAtl<l? .'. .. . \" '\, Sg~day TWes-Sentin~l -~-~ >i~t.l- .,,.·.' .. l ~ .. ,.. ...... . l . i' ... ' ' · • ·J ,. ,'' POMEROY , ,. •, ; 1I I ; ( '·'• ' FULtON·THOMPSOft .. TRACTOR , SALES 2>5101 ' .( .i .. I WY f§ 'fi'it!' ' •· made thtsupreme 110ificie. ' .I AND SAVE! lat ua pauM thl1 day to honor the many ... ' ' ' path of surrender MOWERS -und·TILf!RS," -,.22" .~-~ Mow•· . -· Ia thla A~~Gear-Drlve .Riding Tr,actor and itt AII-G..,-·Drive 80'! Rotary Mower REALLY · lndeetrllctilile? POIIndof " .SPEC I A L.$·~v GRAVitY Per never choose Is the (• ' lo ., ·~ . ,, �' ' I' ' . AstrosNip Pirates2-l In First Tilt HOUSTON (UPI) - Pileber Dave Gulstl drove ID the winning 1'1111 with a secotldlnnlni double but neo$11 relief help from Jim Owens and Claude ltllymond to preserve Houston's 2-1 victory over lhe Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday the first game of a day-night doubleheader. 7 Marks Established ·' bleuhi , vllle blUing IJ!I:;': thres and oatoer. •• be ' SPORTS AWARDS - Two of lour GAHS Blue De vii athletes In baseball, golf and track during the 1968 campalgn.player, Glb Milliron; Bob Saun(lers, a member of the athlete trophy: Bruce Srilith, the thinclad's moot valuable Richard Roderick, father of Chris Roderick, the low medalist and Saturday. evening to receive individual trophiea are Cliff Wilson, baseball coach, and the 3nd athletic director Ed Stewart hold Pete --~ ·Milliron, Smith, Roderick, ·Anderson Capture GAHS Spring Sports Awards ' Academy lck on Halliday His. ling senior athlete. ble alldele, 11141 Clllll RederHlgblf&ht of the annual evont GUberl MiUtroa raptured ltk ...., low mNIIIJt bows ~orao with a picnic ouHng·: was the ~electiiUI of the out·1 die anllllll MVP baaeholl a- Ia llle ..,U ealepry. t)'iday night at the home of ' standing track, golf and base· ward Bruce Smith was aamBeat all • around athlete ljl', and Mrs. Richard Roder- I ball players, and the oulotaod-1 ed tbe W.elad'o moat volua- laurels wool to senior Pete Thirty-two Gallla lilah acbool oprlng athlotos were I ~onorcalnpis--- , Friday's-Major Line Scores ~ffth~il:::.rd;.~~~ l: 't W' ' ,, LP-Sheldon Hansley, and Athletic Dire!!· N lOOef ID American Leape tor Ed Stewart. Dr. B. Thorna). . MGM Co0 te8t Minn. ICleve. 000 000 220- 4 to.calif. 102 000101-- S l'l Ol· O.troit (Z.S). GiusU's double was the third ol the Inning for the Asirol and ocored Bob Aspromonto, also had doubled, from second. ON ALirSTAII TEAM Lee Mayo, who had doubled GAMBIER, Ohlo (UPI) wJtb ooe out, rod• home on Charlel Crablreo, -.plain ol Alpremonte's two • bagger off 11611 Kenyon . College laCI,...., loolng pitcher JJon Cardwell. team. has been chosen as one Giusti, who booated his t6 players to play in the 25111 record to 5-3, blanked the annual College All-Star Lacl'Oise at Johna Hopkins UnlverPirates until the seventh. Jim June 10. Pagliaroni, who collocted three hila, lripled with two 0111 and SC<ll'ed cw a oingle by pinchhitter Jerry Lynch. After Mally Alou singled, Giusti was ~aoked in favor ol Ow~. who got Gene Alley on a pop up, I. ' ' Exercise Clauet ' • Now Being Oralllil!ld By Appointll!llDI ".; Pho.,. 446-2134 r;J.; I . '- . ' ' ltllymond pilched the fiDsl ' two Innings for the AsirQt after Owens was removed for a Mrt. H. B. Tltomao, Mrt. 11Gb pinch • hiller in lhe bollom of SaaudOrt 11141 Mrt. J I • k the seventh. Cardwell suffered his leurlb defeat In u Brow a. deelslons. The coaching staff, and o,z~~ I UneSC<ll'o: principal James N. M, [ Pitta OOQ 000 100- I 9 0 01pressed their appreciation Houston 020 000 Ox- 2 10 0 all who supported GAHS athlo~ ics during tho past sehoul year. H. 200 100 OOII- 3 7 G as pr<Bented the golf iroplly 100 000 00!- 2 so iD the absence of Coach John Pascual, IKlippstein (!) Our used cycle salesman says they all have · go. We are getting 10 many used cycles in trade, we are running out of room for to our new HONDAS .. Hert is il partial lilt· ing of used unit~ In stod. ::i: Indians Nip Twins2-lon · TwoSafetifi ·. ...,. II THE TIME IS NOWI .. FOR A USID .. ::,. Rogaonburk 17)., Lopez Lee 191 and Rodgers· Milhoan wha was In Columbus and Batley; Monbouquette Pena <8) andi with Chris Roderick. The GSJ Honor Camp soft- ~' O'Donoghue, Tiant 1,71, Stango Freehan. wP'-Lopez (3-4). LP 1 The awards were sponsored )jjlll team s!Qpped a &-2 defeat 18), Allen 19) and Sims. WP- 1-Monbouqu<!tle (3-4) . HR-Casb• by Haskins-Tanner Co., !rack; 4!11 Neal's Jnsur'!llce In a Me\§s- IAIIen 12-11. LP-Khppoteln 11· (7lh). Ceniral Supply Co., baseball; Galli•·"!•son Leape contest 1J. HR-Wagner (llhJ. 1 . Dr. H. B. Thomas, golf; and Friday. · __ ' Nallollal Leqoe the GAllS athletic board, most Th~ wlnnen had si:t runs on Boston 011 030 000- S 8 1 outstanding senior athlete. 100 000 l2G- 4 6 5IAtl.anta !line hits and committed one Wash. 0!2 000 002- ; 3 1! Ch~eago 000 1~ llll- 3 8 1 Prior to the presentation of American l&aJue "l'!!f· .The lq~,e~ had two runs Sadowski, Stigman {51, San- I Blasingame,, 0 0.11 <7) •nd Individual awards, Athletic TEAM W L Pot, GB '!II three blto and played error· dors 17) and Ryan; Richert,, Oliver; Broglto, Conners <6i,,DirectorStewartannouncedbars Cleveland .... 2710 .730 less b~U. Cox (8), Lines {8), Kline (8)' Aber118thy {8) and Hundley. or letter winners for the three Baltimore .. , 22 IS .>IS ; _Coijold was the winning hurl· ' and Casanova, Camilli 19). WP IWP-Blasmgame (~3). LP- spring sports. Stewart said the O.trou . .. 2116 .SOB 6 or. Ward was charged with the -Kline 1).2). LP-Sanders {2-6). ! Brogho 114 1- HH_ Jooes lads may pick up their varsity Cahform~ .. · 20 t8 ·526 ?I> tlefeat. Ward was reli~ve4 by 1111• - Thomas (1st). Scotl' 13rd), Willtams (3rd), Aaron, award at tho sehoul sometime Minnesota ... 17 t9 1:\l I II aapplng bt ¥di1IA 111 the $th IDolng, 02 thJ. . (16th), Torre <12th), Santo this week. New York .. , u 20 - -- 20 Bane paced the winners with <!th). Golf awards went to Chris Cbica_go .. "· li : : ::"" , • ...,.,,,.,.._.,,..""'."'"'"""'"' three hils. Roderick, Chip Janes, Tom Me· Washilll!ton · · 11 22 McDa~. Allen ·and Russell ,Chicago 000 000 001- I 3 3 , Cin<l. . 101 300 100- 6 8 0 Carty, Tom Folden, T e rr y Boston .. . .. .. . I& Z3 .110 12 Tile Galllfolls SwlmmiDI coll~!li tho losers' three hits, i New York 120 000 Olx- I 10 11St. Lows 000 020 3011-- 5 8 I Shrader and Bruce Harreld. ~Wls .. Ctty . . 13 23 .361 131!. Pool opeaed at l p.m. Saturday, aDd cloted It miDUtet Cofltkl wtJked foil! and fan- 1 Horlen, Locker II) and , Maloney, McCool (7) and Baseball awards went to Saturday's Re 0ui1J · 111ornano· Stolllemyre (5-3) and Edwards; Mahaffey, Sunmons l . later becau.. one olllte .,Itemll'd 10. Ward _walked one, and, HOward.' LP-Horlen ll·SI. HR Ill, Stallard !6), Woudesbick Dan G1lmare, ·.Pole Anderson, Boston I Washington o teal pum)ll waaa't world111. lunn.ecl ~VJw . · . • -'Fresh (2nd) WP- Ron Jaoey, Gtlbert Cleveland 2 Minnesota I 181 and . McCarver The Honor Camp scored one · IMaloney (i.e). LP-Mahaffey Pbll Cremeana, Larry Chicago at New York, lwilight Ovu ~ ~ernons were ask· Nn In the fl!ll 11\01114, IWo (n ' IHJ. lllls-PlnBoo 2 <3rd &. Keith Haner, M1ke . Baltimore at K.C., twilight e4 to lea>e tbe tank oborll,y lbf third, and !hrW more Ill the Ball. 010 010 110- 4 9 1 lth) Helma (lib) . Tom Spencer and LouiS Bush. California at Detroit, nii!lJI afler r1 o,....t. Joho Mdboaa, filth. Neal'l 1\!Q mar~n came Kan. City 100 010 000- 2 9 o ' ~ Track awards were received Today'o Probable Pilelten pool manager, waa In Colum111 the fl"l lnM!i. l!un~er, S. Mlller 11) and Pitts 012 000 l211- 6 13 1 by John Brown, Sam eisnau- Minnesol'a at Cleveland, (%1- bu whb Chris Werick for I 'Tuesday, NOll'• 11\lllflnce 81chebarreo; Sheldon, · Wyatt Hous'ton 000 000 000- 0 50 gle, Bob Woodard, David Arm- Perry <J.G) and K1111t (HI vs. ._ aDDI131 Olllo Hl(k Scbool 1 111111 batlle Wilson's Jets In a (8) and Bryan. WP-l!unker <4· , Veale, Mikkelsen , 81 and slrong, Henry Doss, Bruce Kelley <2-0) and Tlant {4·21. ; JOII tournament, and was to 1 eqnf~ ' --- ~ Gonder; Lattnan, Monteagudo Smith, Jun Gilmore, Baltimore at Kansas City - . cbeck the trouble upoa bto re- ' pALLWOLIII SLOW (8), Taylor 191 and Bateman. I Lee, Butch McCormick, John Palmer {4·2) vs. Hunter (3-3). btrn home laot eveotng. 1 PITCH STANI>INGS WP-Veale (6-!). LP-L&tman 1 Walker, Ralph Young, Charles Cahfomta al 11 the problem lo solved, the 1 TE-"1 W L R OR] 12-S). HRs-Mazeroski 13rd), Baker, Greg Howell, Gerald Glothlln 13·1) vs. taoft wUI reopen all p.m .. to- 1 G & J ., .. ., ., .. 2 o 30 51 Stargell ·lith). Boston at 1 Bums, Greg Smtih and GSI .... ., .. .. .. .. 2 o 14 1 Bush. Stephenson {2-3) vs. "'"~""""'"'"m'"'?'"''"'""''"""""1 Neal 1111 . .. ....... 1 I 18 Now York 000 000 1100- 0 3 3, Followi!li! the awards event, 2). . Nalionwlde Ins. .. I I 7 Las Ang. 000 001 OOx- 4 6 ~; tho athleles and coaches were Chtcago at New York - John Sta<rr Signs II th Nazarene ..... , .. 0 2 5 . Hamilton, Hepler (I) an'd lreated to 8 fine dinner. tl-2) vsil.'"e"'! 11-3), Tih>M With Pttckers Bapllst ......... 0 2 4 ~~Grote Taylor (8)· O.teen ,,_51 , Thole who helped prepare oactay • Gam01 BAY, Wise. <UPII1'01'41.8 .... -· ... I I 78 -and '~~ooeboro. 'LP-IIallliltoo' die 1110alwere Mn.lloder!Q, Cleveland at Cal~ornia B~:trt Slarr, a lAST WEEK'S RESULTS: (t-4), ·- --- - Detrmt at Kansas City, night 1 draft choice G & J 22 Baptist Church 1 llalt. at Minn., morn., nigllt 102 060 000- 9 12 0 who then led the Natlonw~ 1 Nazarene " Boston at Cltjcago, 2 000 200 000- 2 6 3 Green Bay Packers I Jackson (3-5) and Uecker; 0..-Qiised m' New York at Washington, l to division titles and MAY 3t GAMES: ' McD~el (S), Priddy I ' fU FQOtbaU League Bapllst Churob vs. Neal llaUer. LP-Sadecki 12. came to 60Ford~ anoe . I!Rs-McCovey 18th), HaUer 1 lor his 11th season MAY 31 GAMES: 15th), ''Dulftf Tr~J cyllndtr game. 0 & J vs. Nationwide, at " '"''"" ' . ....... t 11-fool·l, ~pound formGallipolis diamond. ,, University of Alabama star 65 ~ Clllt ll~zarel\8 Church vs. GSI, almoM every 0 r e e n GSJ D<.ltlftdlrd,trans,. I qu,. r••ll• passing record, and in twa littler last four se..ous be led Monda , ~ague ia passing. .. 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AstrosNip Pirates2-l In First Tilt HOUSTON (UPI) - Pileber Dave Gulstl drove ID the winning 1'1111 with a secotldlnnlni double but neo$11 relief help from Jim Owens and Claude ltllymond to preserve Houston's 2-1 victory over lhe Pittsburgh Pirates Saturday the first game of a day-night doubleheader. 7 Marks Established ·' bleuhi , vllle blUing IJ!I:;': thres and oatoer. •• be ' SPORTS AWARDS - Two of lour GAHS Blue De vii athletes In baseball, golf and track during the 1968 campalgn.player, Glb Milliron; Bob Saun(lers, a member of the athlete trophy: Bruce Srilith, the thinclad's moot valuable Richard Roderick, father of Chris Roderick, the low medalist and Saturday. evening to receive individual trophiea are Cliff Wilson, baseball coach, and the 3nd athletic director Ed Stewart hold Pete --~ ·Milliron, Smith, Roderick, ·Anderson Capture GAHS Spring Sports Awards ' Academy lck on Halliday His. ling senior athlete. ble alldele, 11141 Clllll RederHlgblf&ht of the annual evont GUberl MiUtroa raptured ltk ...., low mNIIIJt bows ~orao with a picnic ouHng·: was the ~electiiUI of the out·1 die anllllll MVP baaeholl a- Ia llle ..,U ealepry. t)'iday night at the home of ' standing track, golf and base· ward Bruce Smith was aamBeat all • around athlete ljl', and Mrs. Richard Roder- I ball players, and the oulotaod-1 ed tbe W.elad'o moat volua- laurels wool to senior Pete Thirty-two Gallla lilah acbool oprlng athlotos were I ~onorcalnpis--- , Friday's-Major Line Scores ~ffth~il:::.rd;.~~~ l: 't W' ' ,, LP-Sheldon Hansley, and Athletic Dire!!· N lOOef ID American Leape tor Ed Stewart. Dr. B. Thorna). . MGM Co0 te8t Minn. ICleve. 000 000 220- 4 to.calif. 102 000101-- S l'l Ol· O.troit (Z.S). GiusU's double was the third ol the Inning for the Asirol and ocored Bob Aspromonto, also had doubled, from second. ON ALirSTAII TEAM Lee Mayo, who had doubled GAMBIER, Ohlo (UPI) wJtb ooe out, rod• home on Charlel Crablreo, -.plain ol Alpremonte's two • bagger off 11611 Kenyon . College laCI,...., loolng pitcher JJon Cardwell. team. has been chosen as one Giusti, who booated his t6 players to play in the 25111 record to 5-3, blanked the annual College All-Star Lacl'Oise at Johna Hopkins UnlverPirates until the seventh. Jim June 10. Pagliaroni, who collocted three hila, lripled with two 0111 and SC<ll'ed cw a oingle by pinchhitter Jerry Lynch. After Mally Alou singled, Giusti was ~aoked in favor ol Ow~. who got Gene Alley on a pop up, I. ' ' Exercise Clauet ' • Now Being Oralllil!ld By Appointll!llDI ".; Pho.,. 446-2134 r;J.; I . '- . ' ' ltllymond pilched the fiDsl ' two Innings for the AsirQt after Owens was removed for a Mrt. H. B. Tltomao, Mrt. 11Gb pinch • hiller in lhe bollom of SaaudOrt 11141 Mrt. J I • k the seventh. Cardwell suffered his leurlb defeat In u Brow a. deelslons. The coaching staff, and o,z~~ I UneSC<ll'o: principal James N. M, [ Pitta OOQ 000 100- I 9 0 01pressed their appreciation Houston 020 000 Ox- 2 10 0 all who supported GAHS athlo~ ics during tho past sehoul year. H. 200 100 OOII- 3 7 G as pr<Bented the golf iroplly 100 000 00!- 2 so iD the absence of Coach John Pascual, IKlippstein (!) Our used cycle salesman says they all have · go. We are getting 10 many used cycles in trade, we are running out of room for to our new HONDAS .. Hert is il partial lilt· ing of used unit~ In stod. ::i: Indians Nip Twins2-lon · TwoSafetifi ·. ...,. II THE TIME IS NOWI .. FOR A USID .. ::,. Rogaonburk 17)., Lopez Lee 191 and Rodgers· Milhoan wha was In Columbus and Batley; Monbouquette Pena <8) andi with Chris Roderick. The GSJ Honor Camp soft- ~' O'Donoghue, Tiant 1,71, Stango Freehan. wP'-Lopez (3-4). LP 1 The awards were sponsored )jjlll team s!Qpped a &-2 defeat 18), Allen 19) and Sims. WP- 1-Monbouqu<!tle (3-4) . HR-Casb• by Haskins-Tanner Co., !rack; 4!11 Neal's Jnsur'!llce In a Me\§s- IAIIen 12-11. LP-Khppoteln 11· (7lh). Ceniral Supply Co., baseball; Galli•·"!•son Leape contest 1J. HR-Wagner (llhJ. 1 . Dr. H. B. Thomas, golf; and Friday. · __ ' Nallollal Leqoe the GAllS athletic board, most Th~ wlnnen had si:t runs on Boston 011 030 000- S 8 1 outstanding senior athlete. 100 000 l2G- 4 6 5IAtl.anta !line hits and committed one Wash. 0!2 000 002- ; 3 1! Ch~eago 000 1~ llll- 3 8 1 Prior to the presentation of American l&aJue "l'!!f· .The lq~,e~ had two runs Sadowski, Stigman {51, San- I Blasingame,, 0 0.11 <7) •nd Individual awards, Athletic TEAM W L Pot, GB '!II three blto and played error· dors 17) and Ryan; Richert,, Oliver; Broglto, Conners <6i,,DirectorStewartannouncedbars Cleveland .... 2710 .730 less b~U. Cox (8), Lines {8), Kline (8)' Aber118thy {8) and Hundley. or letter winners for the three Baltimore .. , 22 IS .>IS ; _Coijold was the winning hurl· ' and Casanova, Camilli 19). WP IWP-Blasmgame (~3). LP- spring sports. Stewart said the O.trou . .. 2116 .SOB 6 or. Ward was charged with the -Kline 1).2). LP-Sanders {2-6). ! Brogho 114 1- HH_ Jooes lads may pick up their varsity Cahform~ .. · 20 t8 ·526 ?I> tlefeat. Ward was reli~ve4 by 1111• - Thomas (1st). Scotl' 13rd), Willtams (3rd), Aaron, award at tho sehoul sometime Minnesota ... 17 t9 1:\l I II aapplng bt ¥di1IA 111 the $th IDolng, 02 thJ. . (16th), Torre <12th), Santo this week. New York .. , u 20 - -- 20 Bane paced the winners with <!th). Golf awards went to Chris Cbica_go .. "· li : : ::"" , • ...,.,,,.,.._.,,..""'."'"'"""'"' three hils. Roderick, Chip Janes, Tom Me· Washilll!ton · · 11 22 McDa~. Allen ·and Russell ,Chicago 000 000 001- I 3 3 , Cin<l. . 101 300 100- 6 8 0 Carty, Tom Folden, T e rr y Boston .. . .. .. . I& Z3 .110 12 Tile Galllfolls SwlmmiDI coll~!li tho losers' three hits, i New York 120 000 Olx- I 10 11St. Lows 000 020 3011-- 5 8 I Shrader and Bruce Harreld. ~Wls .. Ctty . . 13 23 .361 131!. Pool opeaed at l p.m. Saturday, aDd cloted It miDUtet Cofltkl wtJked foil! and fan- 1 Horlen, Locker II) and , Maloney, McCool (7) and Baseball awards went to Saturday's Re 0ui1J · 111ornano· Stolllemyre (5-3) and Edwards; Mahaffey, Sunmons l . later becau.. one olllte .,Itemll'd 10. Ward _walked one, and, HOward.' LP-Horlen ll·SI. HR Ill, Stallard !6), Woudesbick Dan G1lmare, ·.Pole Anderson, Boston I Washington o teal pum)ll waaa't world111. lunn.ecl ~VJw . · . • -'Fresh (2nd) WP- Ron Jaoey, Gtlbert Cleveland 2 Minnesota I 181 and . McCarver The Honor Camp scored one · IMaloney (i.e). LP-Mahaffey Pbll Cremeana, Larry Chicago at New York, lwilight Ovu ~ ~ernons were ask· Nn In the fl!ll 11\01114, IWo (n ' IHJ. lllls-PlnBoo 2 <3rd &. Keith Haner, M1ke . Baltimore at K.C., twilight e4 to lea>e tbe tank oborll,y lbf third, and !hrW more Ill the Ball. 010 010 110- 4 9 1 lth) Helma (lib) . Tom Spencer and LouiS Bush. California at Detroit, nii!lJI afler r1 o,....t. Joho Mdboaa, filth. Neal'l 1\!Q mar~n came Kan. City 100 010 000- 2 9 o ' ~ Track awards were received Today'o Probable Pilelten pool manager, waa In Colum111 the fl"l lnM!i. l!un~er, S. Mlller 11) and Pitts 012 000 l211- 6 13 1 by John Brown, Sam eisnau- Minnesol'a at Cleveland, (%1- bu whb Chris Werick for I 'Tuesday, NOll'• 11\lllflnce 81chebarreo; Sheldon, · Wyatt Hous'ton 000 000 000- 0 50 gle, Bob Woodard, David Arm- Perry <J.G) and K1111t (HI vs. ._ aDDI131 Olllo Hl(k Scbool 1 111111 batlle Wilson's Jets In a (8) and Bryan. WP-l!unker <4· , Veale, Mikkelsen , 81 and slrong, Henry Doss, Bruce Kelley <2-0) and Tlant {4·21. ; JOII tournament, and was to 1 eqnf~ ' --- ~ Gonder; Lattnan, Monteagudo Smith, Jun Gilmore, Baltimore at Kansas City - . cbeck the trouble upoa bto re- ' pALLWOLIII SLOW (8), Taylor 191 and Bateman. I Lee, Butch McCormick, John Palmer {4·2) vs. Hunter (3-3). btrn home laot eveotng. 1 PITCH STANI>INGS WP-Veale (6-!). LP-L&tman 1 Walker, Ralph Young, Charles Cahfomta al 11 the problem lo solved, the 1 TE-"1 W L R OR] 12-S). HRs-Mazeroski 13rd), Baker, Greg Howell, Gerald Glothlln 13·1) vs. taoft wUI reopen all p.m .. to- 1 G & J ., .. ., ., .. 2 o 30 51 Stargell ·lith). Boston at 1 Bums, Greg Smtih and GSI .... ., .. .. .. .. 2 o 14 1 Bush. Stephenson {2-3) vs. "'"~""""'"'"m'"'?'"''"'""''"""""1 Neal 1111 . .. ....... 1 I 18 Now York 000 000 1100- 0 3 3, Followi!li! the awards event, 2). . Nalionwlde Ins. .. I I 7 Las Ang. 000 001 OOx- 4 6 ~; tho athleles and coaches were Chtcago at New York - John Sta<rr Signs II th Nazarene ..... , .. 0 2 5 . Hamilton, Hepler (I) an'd lreated to 8 fine dinner. tl-2) vsil.'"e"'! 11-3), Tih>M With Pttckers Bapllst ......... 0 2 4 ~~Grote Taylor (8)· O.teen ,,_51 , Thole who helped prepare oactay • Gam01 BAY, Wise. <UPII1'01'41.8 .... -· ... I I 78 -and '~~ooeboro. 'LP-IIallliltoo' die 1110alwere Mn.lloder!Q, Cleveland at Cal~ornia B~:trt Slarr, a lAST WEEK'S RESULTS: (t-4), ·- --- - Detrmt at Kansas City, night 1 draft choice G & J 22 Baptist Church 1 llalt. at Minn., morn., nigllt 102 060 000- 9 12 0 who then led the Natlonw~ 1 Nazarene " Boston at Cltjcago, 2 000 200 000- 2 6 3 Green Bay Packers I Jackson (3-5) and Uecker; 0..-Qiised m' New York at Washington, l to division titles and MAY 3t GAMES: ' McD~el (S), Priddy I ' fU FQOtbaU League Bapllst Churob vs. Neal llaUer. LP-Sadecki 12. came to 60Ford~ anoe . I!Rs-McCovey 18th), HaUer 1 lor his 11th season MAY 31 GAMES: 15th), ''Dulftf Tr~J cyllndtr game. 0 & J vs. Nationwide, at " '"''"" ' . ....... t 11-fool·l, ~pound formGallipolis diamond. ,, University of Alabama star 65 ~ Clllt ll~zarel\8 Church vs. GSI, almoM every 0 r e e n GSJ D<.ltlftdlrd,trans,. I qu,. r••ll• passing record, and in twa littler last four se..ous be led Monda , ~ague ia passing. .. FITNESS CENTER ~ I 1966 YAHAMA 60 cc • Speed, Sharp, Only 400 Miles, Full WarraqiJ Left - I I i da,. __ 1964 HONDf . a,ooo miles on miles left ~Q ..., .4\iots ot weest ~ptt .. sO ,,' 1964 HONDA 50 cc Electric start, luggage rack, roll bars, very Diet little bike for the beginner ' !I 1958 LAMBRml SCOOTER PLEASE, let me hear an offer this week While You Are Here In Our Showroom Look o...r tho 45 Now Hondo Cycl11 In Stook. EIIY Ttrms. Now lnauroncut Prl- •-•le Rea} Fishinv RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Southern Ohio ·""'" .... . " * "'"'· S. Second Ave. "" LDER MOOEL CLEARANCE ' 'fllfS ft'f1£K'S ~P~J.ttr l~61. CHMOLET IIIIIALASPT. ~ SPRINGS . . .., .,..,•...' . ·; "' BUICK LeSABRE SEDAN~ '295 1959 MOUTH SEDAN • • '295 . . 1959 CHEVROLET STA. WAGON s195 -1958 CHEVROLET TUDOR - • 5195. 195·5 FORD, · HARDTOP - • • • '75'' . OLDSMOBILE SPORT CPE• .' · ~ ·15 MORE TO C~ FROM' ' �I .,. H'! Lf'r - - ·qm, &:f •gn~fn ' .·· "" ·' il . , '· ·' , ', . . DeathComestoTwoStrip. Mine WorkersinMelgsConnJy · , :dn Mondav =~..:,::.~~~~~ · :::: . . •found had over $1,000 In his . to watt until OCt. I, 1!167, •them ~hile al work. Harper attraction at the Bend,Regatta 1 ""~· tbe oonaay may permit was pronounced dead at the opening on June 10, there Will fOMEROY FIREMEN were ' possession. aaotber . . and, relltivee to help ' so·ene and Lewis was dead on . be "' ·•ty of othor featul'cs. called to the home of the Larry have to pay IIO!i!e lsolate\1:'old people gel to arl'ival at Veterans Memorial ! Among them will be a perform- Clark family at Laurel ·Cliff on LAWRENCE R. HUBER, who for coming In late. Sootal ~- olllcea and sigd Hospital. Donald stanley, ,. a ance by parachute skydo.v~, Tuesday mormng where the .had been Gallla County Dis- 'Jbe Insurance COYBrl!iO up. · . . 1 ll <ghway worker nsked hos o~le Iand the Umted States DIYISJOn· blare dod $75 damage to the trlct librarian since 1957, sub- available at a bargain rate "We hope a lot ,of peqj>le wut in an effort to reach the voc- al Frog Jump•ng contest. AIhouse, and a like amount to mittnd bls resignation to tbe $3 a montll to all "'en 01 Ibis act ,of .kirulneso t<ms. Clifford Jacobs was in- hig parade will also be an the contents. Jibrsry board of trustees Ibis ji'OIIIeD over 66. '&enefita .! '·red. The first casualty ot the opening event. I week. Mr. Huber came here JUly 1. I 1et Nam War from MiddleREV. JOSEPH Kraly of St. .from canton Public Ubrary and Of tbe 11.1 million port was reported. Sergeant SIX RETffiiNG employees of i Paul's Lutheran Church was had bull! the colieclion from Americans 17.2 miiUon Jnmes stewart was killed in the Pomer.oy school~ were elected president of. the Me~s 30,000 to 54,000 volumes, along sfgned up' aS of May 11, <.H:tion. He was a veleran of 1honored thts week With a ban- ~ounty Ment~l Health Associa· wJth other added services. He latest date for whleh offh,lall six years in the Army. He is. quet. '!hey includ~ Supt. Char- bon. LatisehJa Ann Gates, will accept the position of as- figures are available. '111at ~urvived by his mother. ~~rs. jles Gibbs, Beatrice Reinhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.~~- sistant librarian at Rio Grande represents ·a particlpaUon F:Uu~l Stitt of Rt. 2, Rarme, Harnet Spenrer, ,R~lph S~nc- ber.t Gates was named valed1c-- CoiJege when his resignation is about 90 per cent-about s hi:; wife and two sons. Ier, E'lemf.'nlary prmclp.al, Fa1rie torJ&B, and Randy Vance, grand- effective Aug.- 6. cent higher than Social Security I , Kl'nnedy and Ellen G1bbs. Ison of N. W. Vance, salutator· ffi · 1 h d u · ted 0 THR•E HUNDRED attend· I 1 ian of the Rutland graduating Cia s a~ CJ\'."N ,; ed lhe ground breaking cere- 1 THE CURTAIN was rung ·~ ~lass. GAI..LIA commissioners. a~ Onl ~~ Yrso~ ••finitemonies for a new 18 .000 plu s down on the current school proved a contract to repall' 1 d ' ld ~. , : squa1·e foot b11ilding to be erect- ·year this weekend. Max DeBer-\ IN GALIJA COUNTY all of the streets in the village ly : . sa no t'd by the Pomeroy Motor Co., ry, circuit judge, spoke at the I GALLIA COUNTY furnished of Rio Grande. They were oppor umty. , . owned by A. R. Knight, on Rutland commencement. Jobn 1its share of tragic beadHnes this asked to establish a new road , ~e remammg 1 Ea!~l Mam St. on Monday after- Parsons. state director of sc honl 1week in the area. in Greenfield township. Ieligibles had not been"!fl.cials noon . Those taking part in finance was the speaker at LAWRENCE F. SHONG, 55, fro~ on May 11. u• ' the event were officials of the ISouthern nnd Eugene G. Hoak, bead mechanic at Gallipolis GAU.IPOlJS BOARD of ed-]estlOlated Sa~r~y that 0 " motor company and civic lead· proft>ssor of speech at Marsha1L State Institute, was killed Wed· t' ed 1 for 1 haps 200,(l()!t t em may ave ers. The flrm has brandws m Un1vcrsily, was the speaker at nesday evening on Rt. 160, just uca 100 approv P ~s a signed up since that time. Pl. Pleasant and Gall ipolis. I the Middleport exercises. It loff Rt. 35, when he jumped ~u~~l~sroo~ a~~~~k to c!:: The decision to keep Socdalal was announced this week that from the trunk of a car being a. mg on sc 00 e Security offices open Mon Y MJDllLEPORT COUNCIL re- Southern High scholars re- pushed. and was dead on arriv- of ;l~creas~ :ro~n;:'n\er ~: despite tbe holiday was prompt' 3~b. Pkg, or vised the_o_ rd~n!~ces_r_ela~ ung~ceived 13 award~_in_th_e_recent l nl at Holzer Hospital from a :!ret~~.~ w~nd the u~pp~ximate ~e~~:leglve Larger cost w11l be in eiCess of $40,0110. ty to get , in on aiid free of ehsrge 10 ~~11 Americans over 65. 'rhe ;baste program COYtl!ll bOSpitaliZ\IUon, nilrslng home and .ielale\l·costs. .The opt1011al t!llra lilsuranee Pl'OI'Ides parUal payiDenl (80 per cent) of. milS! dOCtors' bllls !lPIItr~to .!lleNew'Ynrk ·. ThUI1ilay. , . •. Bi8g,-·~ ~et p~li'IJ$el'll ih Wtowtng q;Jarterbacb for toe- ., ...• .r~ens.pan ::apy~· ~ lnsur~ I" ' • '. ' ' ; . fj ' ~1o-Th~:~~itnei,Sunday,!llay29,1Dee , ·· .. 'to,~ard ·aa ' ral"!· relaUve or and . ctrtalil otber m"ll!cll .-~•-' . . · ,"· ":! · .·~~~ seeurtl)' oi!IOeo .im funl>a, etc.; which are nol By OWIPI c. ·Welbmoll Ito lire proleclloD Ia outlyilll stata • """""' oebolarshlp 11sta lr•ctured skull. He wu • vet· the .~ull\ Jl!lymeDII of·. old ~-· at lbe ~ time on .<Overed by tbe basic program IN MEIGS COUNTY Yillqes 8Jld townships at Ita wbldl bnJuiht lbe total to 415 eran ol W";"ld War II, and ~~ •-·""" offices aCI'OJI !olD. dollar 'ror dollar; 10 tba• r.t~ ' st. 'Tiius • last-minute It works 1Jke "ISO deducllble'· A DOUBLE tragedy meeting week. leaves a wife and son. It was -, • ·, In 29 yeart of participation. . marked , :_ . ·~c this , ••• _ The ••l'former tbe oecond ••·•way lataH'" of na 11 on- ..'jjj'' rerpa In open ~~~=~~ tbey wU1 gett Ing ·tbe coverage' .enrnlleeo '114•• .untll lll)tll .~bout auto bisurance: The inaufet the h.eadlibeS m MeJg!t ww:uJ u,.. - Ca .... ~ .,.._... ... .. • 1 1"P '"1 • : !"'! ~ -- ~- -:ir-,. - ... ~.., .. " ffJif' ~•cllv hAlf of Ita actual ~ tlne 1 t1 ~) T, Qol4t ..._ • .a. ~~-!tt S350 of ' b1l . . this 11001<. Two county resi· bw'niag structure wu resclnd- anJ1ICIIE8 IN POIII<t'O)', tbe yesr lor G~Ua. AdrlllD I *' v•> - .... -~, ' . · · ·r"' • . • m · ' ~y "' !"'~~ ,,. ,.,.. 1 dents, James Edward Lewis, 32 ed, snd no~otiatod contrads who bsd planned for a Dally Spencer, 31, a former rest- oldstto'"-s~ llutb-~ . . coSt. No. private Insurance .firm act. · ' ·: [ •"'!'l~ !in; 8ny aalendsr Y.' f > ' of Laurel Cliff and wayne Har- be made witb those seeking Vacation Bible. School, bave dent of Henderson, W. Va., was I)' lgtl •~-t ·~ cotild offer · S1icb terms, or '!be ~ · biD ""(qi'e tbe' cover~ takes ov..-. I • per 38 of Pomeroy were killed protection. abandor.od the 1deo due to a found shot to dealb In the Park Insurance agaum 66 bo COil\'&", wltiulut gofag spee<!fly tor Is 'at ;he .Jacobs coal eo. peration Jack of interest. The enrollment Central Hotel at nooo on Tues· Persons :erlnaurw lntQ•bankruptcy. · .volunlal)l-ao optional e~tra to NEW YORK tVPll -Tackle 1 , , , Jao·obs coai cu. opel'nti"n wmt.E TWO days o! mot· period had been extended, but day. He had been a patient In enroll for· e ance l'rk!odo Help OUI ~ basic Medicare covef~e Pant' Rocbe&ter and end v'~lon · I' , morning A hillside collapsed on I or boat racing wlll bet he main brought litUe Interest. ia Veterans Hospital, and when tbe May 31 deadlln• will . A. Soelll Seeur!ly oPoJ<esinan w~ te provided aulo1n8Uc~Uy Btgg~ ' i<;l~ tbeli' 91~ · ed ' . \. ' ' • u • ~im~~~ ~ ~ ers , . brants l ·O ublic Land Uses VOL I NO. 17 · SUNDAY, MAY 29; ).966 ,, ' • a!ld Rocbeoter b for ssiiSOII ses his 'irlth. S: 'to GROUND GOLDEN· BEEF BANANAS rr- ::ry , Protestants, Catholi·cs are Authorized ' T0 use 'Jmpratur'Edi tiOn 0£H0 }yBib}e tbe~PI~~;~;; :~d~~..~~'.n::"';z ":.ve~ ~:r~~ he~~.:~~:!.. in $9,0011 in federal money, wlll It is a tremendous bargain 0 not IUlve to have a bond issue. for the simple reason tbat The I10~."d hired Joseph Collins, government wiU be World of Religion example, where Matthew's For many years, churclles a R10 ·urande graduate, as the By LOUIS CASSELS gospel speaks of the brothers of have aimed their religious new principal for Cllly Ele· United Press la.ternational Jesus, a footnote now points out education programs primarily mentary School. . A1 its final session last fall, that "in Semitic.: usage, besides at children. 1 e Vatican Council expressed ils ordinary meaning, the word Now cornell a Lutheran THE CLAY Baker hearing (Continued from Page 5) ope that all Christians would 1brothers' may also refer to leader, who says that adults continued this week, with a to ride · with a patrolman orne day be able Jo use the persons of varying degree of ought to be tbe primary target. lour hour session on Monday, the cUI'I'OIIt holiday weekend. me edition of the Bible. blood relationsoip; here and "The key to Christian educa- with only one witness being 'Jbe unit recognized with pride The hope has been realized elsewhere catholic tradition tion In the church Is really the heard. The bearing• for lbe as did McCreedy, the fact tbere uch more quickly than many regards them as relatives of informed adult," says Dr. W. deposed principal of South- ] are three Meigs Count~ men ln ople thought possible. Jesus, not blood brothera." Kent Gilbert Ill, head of the west"n High were r...pened the June lOth graduating clasa This week. an edition of the The editors of the OXford parish educatiop board, of the Saturday. from th• new Patrol Academy, <ble widely admired by Bible, Professor Herbert G. Lutheran Church In AmerlHayman Keith Bsrnttz, Ed·ward otestants received formal May of Oberlin CoUege and ca. "Unless wt bave en ON THE CRIME front this G. Moore and Rlc!Ulrd R. nd official approval-technical- Professor Bruce M. Metzger of informed laity, the efforts to week, the sheriff a department • son. y known as an Imprimatur - Princeton Theological Semina- bring up a child in the faith are was busy on several cases. One Capt. Vance Rees heads: . or use by Catholics. ry, agreed to the cbanges largely villatod by wbat he breaking and entering was at Galiia Auxiliary of 13 I The Imprimatur was granted i sought by Catholic scholaro. learns from the adult communi- the Conley Wbltly residence on bers. by Richard Cardinal Coshing of They will be included In aU 1)' ." Rt. 2, Vinton. Two young men The local unit roster, alter I lloston to "The Oxford Annotat- future editions. Thus there will Dr. Gilbert says a survey were arrested in connection tbe capteln inciudeo lieutenants !d "'ole with the Apocrypha," not be slightly differing "Prole- conductod among adult Luther· with tbe theft of two boats. James E. Denison, RuUand, and published by Oxford University · st•nt" and '''Clithollc"' editions ans indicates tbat most of tbem S!ill another theit was that of Alhert Roush, Middlepbrt; Sgt. Press. ) but one common Bible for both: ·are "desperately aware 'of the a tire and boat motor from Lewis F. Long, Middleport; Sgt. The Oxford Bible uses the But the significance of the need for a rellgious grounding Dewsrd Frazier of Kanauga. Ernest D. Barnhart, Middletext of the Revised Standard Imprimatur actually goes be- in IUe" but are confused and port RD; Cpls. Kenneth A. DoVersion (RSV) translation. yond the reiiazalion of the long- bewildered by tbe "many FIRE DESffiOYED a barn vis, Rutland; Robert W. Vaughlupplementing It with extensive dreamed-of common Bible. It Is clamoring voices" which are belonging to Clark Hager of an, Pomeroy; Virgil Walker, footnotes, introduced articles, the first official Catholic being raised by people who gkansuga on Wednesday after- Long Bottom ; Jonathan Til118, :neps and other Bible study j endorsement Of the modern assert that the church ~Is noon. 1be loss was estimated Pomeroy RD 3; and Patrolmen tlds P"i>Bred by a team of 18 1critical consensus on tbe Bible irrelevant aod that God is dead. at ,1,000. The frrst of three Paul E. Haptonstall, Middleport ~stinguished Protestant scho· i which has emerged among The answer, he says, is for auto ~:ks were held Saturda? Donald B. Brewer, Portland; Iars. scholars in recent years, and parish churches to provide on the rtverfront under the dt~ Nathaniel McCumber, ChesbCatholic authorities had pre- which Is refloctod In tbe lecture courses and discussion rection of Gailia. Academy Key ire; Richard E. Pickens, Mldliousiy approved a "Catholic I annotations of the Oxford Bible. grm·· , to introduce Jntelllgent Club. Parents woll feel their dleport: Clifford E. Holter, HaiSV" which differed textually ! Scholars of botb faiths were adults to "a thinking man's cbildreo_ are 98fer when tbe cine; Louis B. Vaughan. Porn· rom the regular Protestant • elated by the announcement of religion." Galhpohs pool opened 1ts doors eroy; Elson Spencer, Racine; ,ersion in only a few places. Cardinal Cushing's action. Evangelist Billy Graham is in for the se~son Saturday. Wayne C. Milhoan, Pomeroy; Approves Use "At last we have a trnly Lundon to conduct a month-long John G. Sauvage, Now Cardinal Coshlng has ecumenical version of the "crusade" which he hopes will NORm GAWA · · Schools Curtle L. Jenkinson, lpproved for Catholic use the scriptures," said Metzger. reach the largest audiences of have ~n awarded grants u.n- Eugene . H. Young, denttcal RSV text that appears Fr. W. Van Etten casey, S.J., his preaching career. The der T1Ue I and II. One wdi vlUe; Chfford Hayes, n Protestant Bibles. professor of theology at HolY services will be carried through· make possible 8 aummer re~- port; Robert G. Swick, Catholic Biblical scholars who Cross Co II e g e, Worcester, out the British Js1es by closed- ing program and the other \~l~l port; Theodore T. Reed, . Jr., 1erved as advisers to Cardinal Mass., said : circuit television. provide $1.900 for library booM. Pomeroy; Frank Cbeesebrew, :ushing asked for a few minur "After 4110 years of division The evangelistic campaign TWO NEW ADDIDONS Middleport;, Carroll Teaford, ·hanges in the footnotes of the and controversy over tho Bible, will open next Wednesday th R' G d " 11 · Racine; lijroid Weaver, Ralxford Bible. They consisted it should be a source ol deep (June I) and run through July e 10 ran e d:.o ege cine; o!Airies HaiiJierly, Mlddle·hlefly of adding brief explana- satisfaction to ail Christians to z. It wUI be Gra!Ulm'• first ~re Llo~d' Gl n lla'ymond Whaley, Shade; Ions in cases where Catholic know that at last the OP9 Bible London engagement Binet! hlll tCS msld, ;tor, ill e~ . Vaughan, Pomeroy; Wilnterpretation diff ers from l has been restored to the[Harringay Arena crusade in ding~: f rf.u; t w . UamCross,Raeine; Don Roach, 'rotestant interpretation. For Christian church." 1955. • r 0 • en servtiC':i11 Middleport; Olin Knapp, Syraco 11ege commencemen cuse and WUilam Swisher, MidJune 5, with Dr. Alphus dleport. tensen giving the dddrw ~ mark completion of four.!~;: at the school. Bishop u Ensley of tbe Metlwdlat church wUI deliver tbe baceaBy Jack O'Brian laureate. Herman Kolby, 32, BY JACK O'BRIAN "Fanny!" across tbe Iobby, ,picture- bounced "live" off a of Tiffin hu beco named CBS - radio drama critic !then squashing her with a huge satellite - then illeatre • 1"ii of Studenst at the college. :,.neth ll'anghart is an hon· l hug (they co-starred ia the manages ill Ill high-fee lowst man- he won't review this 1longrun Bdwy. tune show "Fan· grade screenings of chmnpion- OTHER NAME8 in Ule ~~~ ~~ leek's Bdwy . premiere ol the ny," witb the late Ezio Pima) ship fights here In the U.S. included Eddie Adkins, 37, ct busical "Marne" because he Havirg testlt1ed to the u.A. TV writers .. producers - ac- engineer of station WJEH as money in it The Jack 1as to what they saw in the fam. tors - etc. always charge oet- flight instructor, who suffered 'alentis (ex-LBJ aide now the ous BattJe of "21," in which works with lack of courage but a hnrt attack while flym!! last Wlfl'ln StcidmOre ~ovie "czar" at $150,000 per i H'wood agent irving Lazar ser- the TV "academy of a:rbJ ar; .saturday. He is ~s~~::~~~ hnum) will be tentins in the ved Otto Preminger under scier ;es" didn't dare ~i \'f' &; 11-l Paul E. Wasta~ was laldorf here three nights a . glass, leaving so much glass lD edulf!d awards for ••Individual Ifor his 19 years of "Service to 1eek . The title Valenti Ihis head that Otto tinkled like a Achievements in News and, I Gallipolis Kiwanls Club. ~ughter rLBJ's much-photoed , Chinese' wind gong, top design- Documentaries ... a c:ategory an- Eachue, Gallipolis native, and '(ltE~O~' girl friend," is middlenaml!d ' er Ellen Lehman McClusk~y nounced- with 15 nominations: former Gallia Academy ·· ln. ~yndon'' LBJ watcht~ the and tler Wall Streeter husband seems the "blue ribbon!' judg· structor, baa been named aup"ALA II'oday" ~ow every morning Preston Long are off to Jamai· 'l ing panel, a litUe elite secret i erintendent of Grover R i II po, not Just to see Barbara ca to join their house guests society whose members t h e schools in Paulding County . Mrl!. ll (alters! Fresh! J Our ci vi· ! the Craig Stevens (AlexiR ••academy" won't re\U"..a1, decid- [AU Golji has been Darned lll'tlll-11 zed stars; tx-marrie<ls .Joan · Smith) for swimming and a ed the pussyfoot around it be-ldent of Gallipolis Junior Worn· II rawford and Franrhot '!·vile : luxurious collapse : causl! CBs-New~ refli!~OO to p1r-j en's Club find MJ:s. Phll n ...k. ll ere. each .~!her's dates at th~ I It's not alwa1• race tracks : tlclpate ... And tbto:eby ID Ibis · er, Lafayette Legion AUJillarJ penmg of Time ~or Slngmg, 1md bars ror swingin' Peggy ' 5tar • chamber nonsense tolal· president. , ,andaome•l couple Iii t b e Cass - while everyone else ill lly ignored tbe one <l!tegory on _:,___ __ ruadway :heat~ . The ffiU· Ishowbiz was sleeping it off the whirh TV builds lis irrutge and NEW GIANT p:al: wei1-mtent10ned drudgery, other morning, Peggy was tap- Iprestige. , NEW YORK (UP!) lod vooces, sluggish materoal, dancing her Boston Irish heart Amoag tbe Ignored: coverage New York Giants of ~rnmedlibeslor !)'riel, ·drlbd musdic, out at lbe MIIUkeo lildustrial of lbe Pope'I vis!~ CBS news- N a II on 11 Foolliall League 1 up m one wor : or i- show •t the Waldorf . Whtle men Walter Cronkite, Hunt!Oy- otgned Heory Csrr, ;o!Oi'lcl and ~ry. Ithe audience breakfastod on Brinkley, Frank McGee, Theoo Olympte sprint e hl mp IDn, lb. CAmounh Lesser RETAILS EFFECTIVE TUES. AND WED. ONLY FINE FOR ALL A&P STEAKS ARE CUT FROM GRAIN-FED "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF '. lb APPLE PIE • • • • • WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purchase I·DOL SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM. GRADE A Of $3.50 Or More Coupon Effective ' ' ~ ' . ••• • ·t-' • .• .. ' • . . ,. ,,.. ~ , .. ···.-:r' ~ ...... ,._ '/.(I __ , . ·~ ..... " - . J• ' Pie 39c Fresh E.995 '' I . Coupon Valid COlumbus Unll A&P Faod EFFECTIVE GALLIPOLIS & MIDDLEPORT STORES PLA11TB.IPABVLOVS •' BON'US. BI.NG JEAN BUMGARNER Three_...,. ~WIN week. U·P tO· . or COPY THESE ., . FREE PRIZE SLIPS . ' ' • J Albany Man Pleads Guilt To Saw Theft months under tile· ~= Motor Veblcles point 111 law, LatTy PoWell wu 011 probaUon for a 1 year tod 011 1 non-support ebli'i]J.; and Gory Wayne Sadler liven Ill clayl and ooets .. • · usault and battery cbarlfi'.:l Botb tbe Jail term and • '""'" suspended provldlni IIIIi ler leave Melp county 1m. .. ateJy, and not return. 4 DR. .. ;.1-= · 8·ucW>c ,,. ,, ,' "!Of'!' ~J ' ... ' Sentencing is Given3Men Jeaa lltonlaroor, dsttghtor tl Mr. 8841 Mrs. Harold Batnpmer, Letart, W. VI., wu awmled a $!0 scbolanhip ed by Metp County court to GleoYitle state CoUege Itt Frank W. Porter, Jr. Comllletleomente•erclses beld lloberl Eugene Hyeell ot WUama HIP Scttool la1t llcense ouspendOd for AT YOUR A!&P·; 1 ,, a• Tues. & Wed. Only 1 ~. -~ . ·: ~ pi~ 'as recUlar Uplill · TRIMMED WITH 1'1-115 COUPON AND YOUR PURCHJ'f'op MORE-EXCLUSIVE QFr• ITEMS PROHIBITED BY LAW 'I'BfS WBJJk'S SPQfll¥t · ~denon WELL JANE PARKER-FRESH DAILY II .. Florence at llle [the Clay • Cooper waltz !tom Wblte, H!l'f)' ~nilni:' opelW!C by boonung I.Qndon provllled a far better SMreld; P8tir V~. ~ ·' · ..-.rl!l)' lilt' year. c RETAILS EFFECTIVE TUES. AND WED. ONLY !tr-'-=:=.:=::=:==!"""" 1vu. -· BARBECUEING BEEF RIB STEAKS -"·t!•ul :0 Voice of Broadway lb lb.53c o AUXIUARY c . �I .,. H'! Lf'r - - ·qm, &:f •gn~fn ' .·· "" ·' il . , '· ·' , ', . . DeathComestoTwoStrip. Mine WorkersinMelgsConnJy · , :dn Mondav =~..:,::.~~~~~ · :::: . . •found had over $1,000 In his . to watt until OCt. I, 1!167, •them ~hile al work. Harper attraction at the Bend,Regatta 1 ""~· tbe oonaay may permit was pronounced dead at the opening on June 10, there Will fOMEROY FIREMEN were ' possession. aaotber . . and, relltivee to help ' so·ene and Lewis was dead on . be "' ·•ty of othor featul'cs. called to the home of the Larry have to pay IIO!i!e lsolate\1:'old people gel to arl'ival at Veterans Memorial ! Among them will be a perform- Clark family at Laurel ·Cliff on LAWRENCE R. HUBER, who for coming In late. Sootal ~- olllcea and sigd Hospital. Donald stanley, ,. a ance by parachute skydo.v~, Tuesday mormng where the .had been Gallla County Dis- 'Jbe Insurance COYBrl!iO up. · . . 1 ll <ghway worker nsked hos o~le Iand the Umted States DIYISJOn· blare dod $75 damage to the trlct librarian since 1957, sub- available at a bargain rate "We hope a lot ,of peqj>le wut in an effort to reach the voc- al Frog Jump•ng contest. AIhouse, and a like amount to mittnd bls resignation to tbe $3 a montll to all "'en 01 Ibis act ,of .kirulneso t<ms. Clifford Jacobs was in- hig parade will also be an the contents. Jibrsry board of trustees Ibis ji'OIIIeD over 66. '&enefita .! '·red. The first casualty ot the opening event. I week. Mr. Huber came here JUly 1. I 1et Nam War from MiddleREV. JOSEPH Kraly of St. .from canton Public Ubrary and Of tbe 11.1 million port was reported. Sergeant SIX RETffiiNG employees of i Paul's Lutheran Church was had bull! the colieclion from Americans 17.2 miiUon Jnmes stewart was killed in the Pomer.oy school~ were elected president of. the Me~s 30,000 to 54,000 volumes, along sfgned up' aS of May 11, <.H:tion. He was a veleran of 1honored thts week With a ban- ~ounty Ment~l Health Associa· wJth other added services. He latest date for whleh offh,lall six years in the Army. He is. quet. '!hey includ~ Supt. Char- bon. LatisehJa Ann Gates, will accept the position of as- figures are available. '111at ~urvived by his mother. ~~rs. jles Gibbs, Beatrice Reinhart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.~~- sistant librarian at Rio Grande represents ·a particlpaUon F:Uu~l Stitt of Rt. 2, Rarme, Harnet Spenrer, ,R~lph S~nc- ber.t Gates was named valed1c-- CoiJege when his resignation is about 90 per cent-about s hi:; wife and two sons. Ier, E'lemf.'nlary prmclp.al, Fa1rie torJ&B, and Randy Vance, grand- effective Aug.- 6. cent higher than Social Security I , Kl'nnedy and Ellen G1bbs. Ison of N. W. Vance, salutator· ffi · 1 h d u · ted 0 THR•E HUNDRED attend· I 1 ian of the Rutland graduating Cia s a~ CJ\'."N ,; ed lhe ground breaking cere- 1 THE CURTAIN was rung ·~ ~lass. GAI..LIA commissioners. a~ Onl ~~ Yrso~ ••finitemonies for a new 18 .000 plu s down on the current school proved a contract to repall' 1 d ' ld ~. , : squa1·e foot b11ilding to be erect- ·year this weekend. Max DeBer-\ IN GALIJA COUNTY all of the streets in the village ly : . sa no t'd by the Pomeroy Motor Co., ry, circuit judge, spoke at the I GALLIA COUNTY furnished of Rio Grande. They were oppor umty. , . owned by A. R. Knight, on Rutland commencement. Jobn 1its share of tragic beadHnes this asked to establish a new road , ~e remammg 1 Ea!~l Mam St. on Monday after- Parsons. state director of sc honl 1week in the area. in Greenfield township. Ieligibles had not been"!fl.cials noon . Those taking part in finance was the speaker at LAWRENCE F. SHONG, 55, fro~ on May 11. u• ' the event were officials of the ISouthern nnd Eugene G. Hoak, bead mechanic at Gallipolis GAU.IPOlJS BOARD of ed-]estlOlated Sa~r~y that 0 " motor company and civic lead· proft>ssor of speech at Marsha1L State Institute, was killed Wed· t' ed 1 for 1 haps 200,(l()!t t em may ave ers. The flrm has brandws m Un1vcrsily, was the speaker at nesday evening on Rt. 160, just uca 100 approv P ~s a signed up since that time. Pl. Pleasant and Gall ipolis. I the Middleport exercises. It loff Rt. 35, when he jumped ~u~~l~sroo~ a~~~~k to c!:: The decision to keep Socdalal was announced this week that from the trunk of a car being a. mg on sc 00 e Security offices open Mon Y MJDllLEPORT COUNCIL re- Southern High scholars re- pushed. and was dead on arriv- of ;l~creas~ :ro~n;:'n\er ~: despite tbe holiday was prompt' 3~b. Pkg, or vised the_o_ rd~n!~ces_r_ela~ ung~ceived 13 award~_in_th_e_recent l nl at Holzer Hospital from a :!ret~~.~ w~nd the u~pp~ximate ~e~~:leglve Larger cost w11l be in eiCess of $40,0110. ty to get , in on aiid free of ehsrge 10 ~~11 Americans over 65. 'rhe ;baste program COYtl!ll bOSpitaliZ\IUon, nilrslng home and .ielale\l·costs. .The opt1011al t!llra lilsuranee Pl'OI'Ides parUal payiDenl (80 per cent) of. milS! dOCtors' bllls !lPIItr~to .!lleNew'Ynrk ·. ThUI1ilay. , . •. Bi8g,-·~ ~et p~li'IJ$el'll ih Wtowtng q;Jarterbacb for toe- ., ...• .r~ens.pan ::apy~· ~ lnsur~ I" ' • '. ' ' ; . fj ' ~1o-Th~:~~itnei,Sunday,!llay29,1Dee , ·· .. 'to,~ard ·aa ' ral"!· relaUve or and . ctrtalil otber m"ll!cll .-~•-' . . · ,"· ":! · .·~~~ seeurtl)' oi!IOeo .im funl>a, etc.; which are nol By OWIPI c. ·Welbmoll Ito lire proleclloD Ia outlyilll stata • """""' oebolarshlp 11sta lr•ctured skull. He wu • vet· the .~ull\ Jl!lymeDII of·. old ~-· at lbe ~ time on .<Overed by tbe basic program IN MEIGS COUNTY Yillqes 8Jld townships at Ita wbldl bnJuiht lbe total to 415 eran ol W";"ld War II, and ~~ •-·""" offices aCI'OJI !olD. dollar 'ror dollar; 10 tba• r.t~ ' st. 'Tiius • last-minute It works 1Jke "ISO deducllble'· A DOUBLE tragedy meeting week. leaves a wife and son. It was -, • ·, In 29 yeart of participation. . marked , :_ . ·~c this , ••• _ The ••l'former tbe oecond ••·•way lataH'" of na 11 on- ..'jjj'' rerpa In open ~~~=~~ tbey wU1 gett Ing ·tbe coverage' .enrnlleeo '114•• .untll lll)tll .~bout auto bisurance: The inaufet the h.eadlibeS m MeJg!t ww:uJ u,.. - Ca .... ~ .,.._... ... .. • 1 1"P '"1 • : !"'! ~ -- ~- -:ir-,. - ... ~.., .. " ffJif' ~•cllv hAlf of Ita actual ~ tlne 1 t1 ~) T, Qol4t ..._ • .a. ~~-!tt S350 of ' b1l . . this 11001<. Two county resi· bw'niag structure wu resclnd- anJ1ICIIE8 IN POIII<t'O)', tbe yesr lor G~Ua. AdrlllD I *' v•> - .... -~, ' . · · ·r"' • . • m · ' ~y "' !"'~~ ,,. ,.,.. 1 dents, James Edward Lewis, 32 ed, snd no~otiatod contrads who bsd planned for a Dally Spencer, 31, a former rest- oldstto'"-s~ llutb-~ . . coSt. No. private Insurance .firm act. · ' ·: [ •"'!'l~ !in; 8ny aalendsr Y.' f > ' of Laurel Cliff and wayne Har- be made witb those seeking Vacation Bible. School, bave dent of Henderson, W. Va., was I)' lgtl •~-t ·~ cotild offer · S1icb terms, or '!be ~ · biD ""(qi'e tbe' cover~ takes ov..-. I • per 38 of Pomeroy were killed protection. abandor.od the 1deo due to a found shot to dealb In the Park Insurance agaum 66 bo COil\'&", wltiulut gofag spee<!fly tor Is 'at ;he .Jacobs coal eo. peration Jack of interest. The enrollment Central Hotel at nooo on Tues· Persons :erlnaurw lntQ•bankruptcy. · .volunlal)l-ao optional e~tra to NEW YORK tVPll -Tackle 1 , , , Jao·obs coai cu. opel'nti"n wmt.E TWO days o! mot· period had been extended, but day. He had been a patient In enroll for· e ance l'rk!odo Help OUI ~ basic Medicare covef~e Pant' Rocbe&ter and end v'~lon · I' , morning A hillside collapsed on I or boat racing wlll bet he main brought litUe Interest. ia Veterans Hospital, and when tbe May 31 deadlln• will . A. Soelll Seeur!ly oPoJ<esinan w~ te provided aulo1n8Uc~Uy Btgg~ ' i<;l~ tbeli' 91~ · ed ' . \. ' ' • u • ~im~~~ ~ ~ ers , . brants l ·O ublic Land Uses VOL I NO. 17 · SUNDAY, MAY 29; ).966 ,, ' • a!ld Rocbeoter b for ssiiSOII ses his 'irlth. S: 'to GROUND GOLDEN· BEEF BANANAS rr- ::ry , Protestants, Catholi·cs are Authorized ' T0 use 'Jmpratur'Edi tiOn 0£H0 }yBib}e tbe~PI~~;~;; :~d~~..~~'.n::"';z ":.ve~ ~:r~~ he~~.:~~:!.. in $9,0011 in federal money, wlll It is a tremendous bargain 0 not IUlve to have a bond issue. for the simple reason tbat The I10~."d hired Joseph Collins, government wiU be World of Religion example, where Matthew's For many years, churclles a R10 ·urande graduate, as the By LOUIS CASSELS gospel speaks of the brothers of have aimed their religious new principal for Cllly Ele· United Press la.ternational Jesus, a footnote now points out education programs primarily mentary School. . A1 its final session last fall, that "in Semitic.: usage, besides at children. 1 e Vatican Council expressed ils ordinary meaning, the word Now cornell a Lutheran THE CLAY Baker hearing (Continued from Page 5) ope that all Christians would 1brothers' may also refer to leader, who says that adults continued this week, with a to ride · with a patrolman orne day be able Jo use the persons of varying degree of ought to be tbe primary target. lour hour session on Monday, the cUI'I'OIIt holiday weekend. me edition of the Bible. blood relationsoip; here and "The key to Christian educa- with only one witness being 'Jbe unit recognized with pride The hope has been realized elsewhere catholic tradition tion In the church Is really the heard. The bearing• for lbe as did McCreedy, the fact tbere uch more quickly than many regards them as relatives of informed adult," says Dr. W. deposed principal of South- ] are three Meigs Count~ men ln ople thought possible. Jesus, not blood brothera." Kent Gilbert Ill, head of the west"n High were r...pened the June lOth graduating clasa This week. an edition of the The editors of the OXford parish educatiop board, of the Saturday. from th• new Patrol Academy, <ble widely admired by Bible, Professor Herbert G. Lutheran Church In AmerlHayman Keith Bsrnttz, Ed·ward otestants received formal May of Oberlin CoUege and ca. "Unless wt bave en ON THE CRIME front this G. Moore and Rlc!Ulrd R. nd official approval-technical- Professor Bruce M. Metzger of informed laity, the efforts to week, the sheriff a department • son. y known as an Imprimatur - Princeton Theological Semina- bring up a child in the faith are was busy on several cases. One Capt. Vance Rees heads: . or use by Catholics. ry, agreed to the cbanges largely villatod by wbat he breaking and entering was at Galiia Auxiliary of 13 I The Imprimatur was granted i sought by Catholic scholaro. learns from the adult communi- the Conley Wbltly residence on bers. by Richard Cardinal Coshing of They will be included In aU 1)' ." Rt. 2, Vinton. Two young men The local unit roster, alter I lloston to "The Oxford Annotat- future editions. Thus there will Dr. Gilbert says a survey were arrested in connection tbe capteln inciudeo lieutenants !d "'ole with the Apocrypha," not be slightly differing "Prole- conductod among adult Luther· with tbe theft of two boats. James E. Denison, RuUand, and published by Oxford University · st•nt" and '''Clithollc"' editions ans indicates tbat most of tbem S!ill another theit was that of Alhert Roush, Middlepbrt; Sgt. Press. ) but one common Bible for both: ·are "desperately aware 'of the a tire and boat motor from Lewis F. Long, Middleport; Sgt. The Oxford Bible uses the But the significance of the need for a rellgious grounding Dewsrd Frazier of Kanauga. Ernest D. Barnhart, Middletext of the Revised Standard Imprimatur actually goes be- in IUe" but are confused and port RD; Cpls. Kenneth A. DoVersion (RSV) translation. yond the reiiazalion of the long- bewildered by tbe "many FIRE DESffiOYED a barn vis, Rutland; Robert W. Vaughlupplementing It with extensive dreamed-of common Bible. It Is clamoring voices" which are belonging to Clark Hager of an, Pomeroy; Virgil Walker, footnotes, introduced articles, the first official Catholic being raised by people who gkansuga on Wednesday after- Long Bottom ; Jonathan Til118, :neps and other Bible study j endorsement Of the modern assert that the church ~Is noon. 1be loss was estimated Pomeroy RD 3; and Patrolmen tlds P"i>Bred by a team of 18 1critical consensus on tbe Bible irrelevant aod that God is dead. at ,1,000. The frrst of three Paul E. Haptonstall, Middleport ~stinguished Protestant scho· i which has emerged among The answer, he says, is for auto ~:ks were held Saturda? Donald B. Brewer, Portland; Iars. scholars in recent years, and parish churches to provide on the rtverfront under the dt~ Nathaniel McCumber, ChesbCatholic authorities had pre- which Is refloctod In tbe lecture courses and discussion rection of Gailia. Academy Key ire; Richard E. Pickens, Mldliousiy approved a "Catholic I annotations of the Oxford Bible. grm·· , to introduce Jntelllgent Club. Parents woll feel their dleport: Clifford E. Holter, HaiSV" which differed textually ! Scholars of botb faiths were adults to "a thinking man's cbildreo_ are 98fer when tbe cine; Louis B. Vaughan. Porn· rom the regular Protestant • elated by the announcement of religion." Galhpohs pool opened 1ts doors eroy; Elson Spencer, Racine; ,ersion in only a few places. Cardinal Cushing's action. Evangelist Billy Graham is in for the se~son Saturday. Wayne C. Milhoan, Pomeroy; Approves Use "At last we have a trnly Lundon to conduct a month-long John G. Sauvage, Now Cardinal Coshlng has ecumenical version of the "crusade" which he hopes will NORm GAWA · · Schools Curtle L. Jenkinson, lpproved for Catholic use the scriptures," said Metzger. reach the largest audiences of have ~n awarded grants u.n- Eugene . H. Young, denttcal RSV text that appears Fr. W. Van Etten casey, S.J., his preaching career. The der T1Ue I and II. One wdi vlUe; Chfford Hayes, n Protestant Bibles. professor of theology at HolY services will be carried through· make possible 8 aummer re~- port; Robert G. Swick, Catholic Biblical scholars who Cross Co II e g e, Worcester, out the British Js1es by closed- ing program and the other \~l~l port; Theodore T. Reed, . Jr., 1erved as advisers to Cardinal Mass., said : circuit television. provide $1.900 for library booM. Pomeroy; Frank Cbeesebrew, :ushing asked for a few minur "After 4110 years of division The evangelistic campaign TWO NEW ADDIDONS Middleport;, Carroll Teaford, ·hanges in the footnotes of the and controversy over tho Bible, will open next Wednesday th R' G d " 11 · Racine; lijroid Weaver, Ralxford Bible. They consisted it should be a source ol deep (June I) and run through July e 10 ran e d:.o ege cine; o!Airies HaiiJierly, Mlddle·hlefly of adding brief explana- satisfaction to ail Christians to z. It wUI be Gra!Ulm'• first ~re Llo~d' Gl n lla'ymond Whaley, Shade; Ions in cases where Catholic know that at last the OP9 Bible London engagement Binet! hlll tCS msld, ;tor, ill e~ . Vaughan, Pomeroy; Wilnterpretation diff ers from l has been restored to the[Harringay Arena crusade in ding~: f rf.u; t w . UamCross,Raeine; Don Roach, 'rotestant interpretation. For Christian church." 1955. • r 0 • en servtiC':i11 Middleport; Olin Knapp, Syraco 11ege commencemen cuse and WUilam Swisher, MidJune 5, with Dr. Alphus dleport. tensen giving the dddrw ~ mark completion of four.!~;: at the school. Bishop u Ensley of tbe Metlwdlat church wUI deliver tbe baceaBy Jack O'Brian laureate. Herman Kolby, 32, BY JACK O'BRIAN "Fanny!" across tbe Iobby, ,picture- bounced "live" off a of Tiffin hu beco named CBS - radio drama critic !then squashing her with a huge satellite - then illeatre • 1"ii of Studenst at the college. :,.neth ll'anghart is an hon· l hug (they co-starred ia the manages ill Ill high-fee lowst man- he won't review this 1longrun Bdwy. tune show "Fan· grade screenings of chmnpion- OTHER NAME8 in Ule ~~~ ~~ leek's Bdwy . premiere ol the ny," witb the late Ezio Pima) ship fights here In the U.S. included Eddie Adkins, 37, ct busical "Marne" because he Havirg testlt1ed to the u.A. TV writers .. producers - ac- engineer of station WJEH as money in it The Jack 1as to what they saw in the fam. tors - etc. always charge oet- flight instructor, who suffered 'alentis (ex-LBJ aide now the ous BattJe of "21," in which works with lack of courage but a hnrt attack while flym!! last Wlfl'ln StcidmOre ~ovie "czar" at $150,000 per i H'wood agent irving Lazar ser- the TV "academy of a:rbJ ar; .saturday. He is ~s~~::~~~ hnum) will be tentins in the ved Otto Preminger under scier ;es" didn't dare ~i \'f' &; 11-l Paul E. Wasta~ was laldorf here three nights a . glass, leaving so much glass lD edulf!d awards for ••Individual Ifor his 19 years of "Service to 1eek . The title Valenti Ihis head that Otto tinkled like a Achievements in News and, I Gallipolis Kiwanls Club. ~ughter rLBJ's much-photoed , Chinese' wind gong, top design- Documentaries ... a c:ategory an- Eachue, Gallipolis native, and '(ltE~O~' girl friend," is middlenaml!d ' er Ellen Lehman McClusk~y nounced- with 15 nominations: former Gallia Academy ·· ln. ~yndon'' LBJ watcht~ the and tler Wall Streeter husband seems the "blue ribbon!' judg· structor, baa been named aup"ALA II'oday" ~ow every morning Preston Long are off to Jamai· 'l ing panel, a litUe elite secret i erintendent of Grover R i II po, not Just to see Barbara ca to join their house guests society whose members t h e schools in Paulding County . Mrl!. ll (alters! Fresh! J Our ci vi· ! the Craig Stevens (AlexiR ••academy" won't re\U"..a1, decid- [AU Golji has been Darned lll'tlll-11 zed stars; tx-marrie<ls .Joan · Smith) for swimming and a ed the pussyfoot around it be-ldent of Gallipolis Junior Worn· II rawford and Franrhot '!·vile : luxurious collapse : causl! CBs-New~ refli!~OO to p1r-j en's Club find MJ:s. Phll n ...k. ll ere. each .~!her's dates at th~ I It's not alwa1• race tracks : tlclpate ... And tbto:eby ID Ibis · er, Lafayette Legion AUJillarJ penmg of Time ~or Slngmg, 1md bars ror swingin' Peggy ' 5tar • chamber nonsense tolal· president. , ,andaome•l couple Iii t b e Cass - while everyone else ill lly ignored tbe one <l!tegory on _:,___ __ ruadway :heat~ . The ffiU· Ishowbiz was sleeping it off the whirh TV builds lis irrutge and NEW GIANT p:al: wei1-mtent10ned drudgery, other morning, Peggy was tap- Iprestige. , NEW YORK (UP!) lod vooces, sluggish materoal, dancing her Boston Irish heart Amoag tbe Ignored: coverage New York Giants of ~rnmedlibeslor !)'riel, ·drlbd musdic, out at lbe MIIUkeo lildustrial of lbe Pope'I vis!~ CBS news- N a II on 11 Foolliall League 1 up m one wor : or i- show •t the Waldorf . Whtle men Walter Cronkite, Hunt!Oy- otgned Heory Csrr, ;o!Oi'lcl and ~ry. Ithe audience breakfastod on Brinkley, Frank McGee, Theoo Olympte sprint e hl mp IDn, lb. CAmounh Lesser RETAILS EFFECTIVE TUES. AND WED. ONLY FINE FOR ALL A&P STEAKS ARE CUT FROM GRAIN-FED "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY BEEF '. lb APPLE PIE • • • • • WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purchase I·DOL SUNNYBROOK MEDIUM. GRADE A Of $3.50 Or More Coupon Effective ' ' ~ ' . ••• • ·t-' • .• .. ' • . . ,. ,,.. ~ , .. ···.-:r' ~ ...... ,._ '/.(I __ , . ·~ ..... " - . J• ' Pie 39c Fresh E.995 '' I . Coupon Valid COlumbus Unll A&P Faod EFFECTIVE GALLIPOLIS & MIDDLEPORT STORES PLA11TB.IPABVLOVS •' BON'US. BI.NG JEAN BUMGARNER Three_...,. ~WIN week. U·P tO· . or COPY THESE ., . FREE PRIZE SLIPS . ' ' • J Albany Man Pleads Guilt To Saw Theft months under tile· ~= Motor Veblcles point 111 law, LatTy PoWell wu 011 probaUon for a 1 year tod 011 1 non-support ebli'i]J.; and Gory Wayne Sadler liven Ill clayl and ooets .. • · usault and battery cbarlfi'.:l Botb tbe Jail term and • '""'" suspended provldlni IIIIi ler leave Melp county 1m. .. ateJy, and not return. 4 DR. .. ;.1-= · 8·ucW>c ,,. ,, ,' "!Of'!' ~J ' ... ' Sentencing is Given3Men Jeaa lltonlaroor, dsttghtor tl Mr. 8841 Mrs. Harold Batnpmer, Letart, W. VI., wu awmled a $!0 scbolanhip ed by Metp County court to GleoYitle state CoUege Itt Frank W. Porter, Jr. Comllletleomente•erclses beld lloberl Eugene Hyeell ot WUama HIP Scttool la1t llcense ouspendOd for AT YOUR A!&P·; 1 ,, a• Tues. & Wed. Only 1 ~. -~ . ·: ~ pi~ 'as recUlar Uplill · TRIMMED WITH 1'1-115 COUPON AND YOUR PURCHJ'f'op MORE-EXCLUSIVE QFr• ITEMS PROHIBITED BY LAW 'I'BfS WBJJk'S SPQfll¥t · ~denon WELL JANE PARKER-FRESH DAILY II .. Florence at llle [the Clay • Cooper waltz !tom Wblte, H!l'f)' ~nilni:' opelW!C by boonung I.Qndon provllled a far better SMreld; P8tir V~. ~ ·' · ..-.rl!l)' lilt' year. c RETAILS EFFECTIVE TUES. AND WED. ONLY !tr-'-=:=.:=::=:==!"""" 1vu. -· BARBECUEING BEEF RIB STEAKS -"·t!•ul :0 Voice of Broadway lb lb.53c o AUXIUARY c . �. ,. ' ,, ' . . . '. .• •' • -~ '1 .t· ' i, '• ,- '' ' '. - " .. ,, ~r ~,. r- rr ,. .. ..... ... I -!'~ ' ' ' ' ; __ I' ' ~ . ! ~~ ~~i!.a h i5~ .a.&di} .Jt.l 2 ; ~!Is il ~~ ns Jli1-f! .e I ;: Qh 112' ! ' ~=;!I. :B~~ ~ lllo;hu ..'.' ·, -~ ' : ~~· ' : I!~L ul.~:ii*IJ i ..;:B ·! 1 Z;tU;J! ~ ~ ··· ~"" 1 11 " i J .... . 't;- ' )•.. )! ! ·,_ .'',I I ,", I . . ·" ',. t ~' . ' . ,, f • ; ), .. ' •• """"" ' ... ; .. ! ·~ ,,,-,, : '"' ' In Benefits Duringl965 W1 will -••II ....... ,._.... lily, Mly M The/ ' ' ' loali . [ \~' . ' Cl!lebf•tlng Out. 80th Year · .· Oppollte ~Cf: Phc!ni 4464~2 OHIO ,. ' P4t • •• •..., ·til! ll ' .j 1 iJ I ' ·J.J ·cJ·· I .! . . ' ' ,Jii-o ' �. ,. ' ,, ' . . . '. .• •' • -~ '1 .t· ' i, '• ,- '' ' '. - " .. ,, ~r ~,. r- rr ,. .. ..... ... I -!'~ ' ' ' ' ; __ I' ' ~ . ! ~~ ~~i!.a h i5~ .a.&di} .Jt.l 2 ; ~!Is il ~~ ns Jli1-f! .e I ;: Qh 112' ! ' ~=;!I. :B~~ ~ lllo;hu ..'.' ·, -~ ' : ~~· ' : I!~L ul.~:ii*IJ i ..;:B ·! 1 Z;tU;J! ~ ~ ··· ~"" 1 11 " i J .... . 't;- ' )•.. )! ! ·,_ .'',I I ,", I . . ·" ',. t ~' . ' . ,, f • ; ), .. ' •• """"" ' ... ; .. ! ·~ ,,,-,, : '"' ' In Benefits Duringl965 W1 will -••II ....... ,._.... lily, Mly M The/ ' ' ' loali . [ \~' . ' Cl!lebf•tlng Out. 80th Year · .· Oppollte ~Cf: Phc!ni 4464~2 OHIO ,. ' P4t • •• •..., ·til! ll ' .j 1 iJ I ' ·J.J ·cJ·· I .! . . ' ' ,Jii-o ' �•• ' . , .' ' ' Fntliy _. ' I --- • " ·-· ·- -· ~· - -... WSAZ n.J l:e-:c.m 'Cob . 7·~- 7·116.:. : -, . 7·!.$- . . 7: ~ I·M-1:311- . 1•30- IJ.n,, Word Mite ·WaDat:f . . ' ., . t,m....Mom Silo• 1·30' to·l'lft;:O"tve . , Gueas 16•25-Ne,.. • tO·311-Coneeftlral 'nle ' ' ~- ~ - . 1:30 Legion MC(ioys , . ' • tl S- ' . n ne1' unday, May-29, 196•,._ .· t Sta.r ·~_·: oj r Lost . in FJnrJs·· ·Himsel~ at ... · -· ... J . ' of . - .. Crusade 2:00 Baseball 2:15 2::!0 Z:U Lighlltouse ~Uie Me~. In8enefJts Durfngl965 VISIO~manager,P•rstncer"tbe ~1. 7:Gt uo uo I eara... Dealb Baat v.oe, Soc. Security We Belfeve Spta. Spectacular .' Movie 4:1$- . 4:10 1 Pel'l')' 11u11a · ' - -- · -c.urt-lllrfltl . . ~··kelili . ... .. 11:15- Jl::lll Tcdahl ·'lime. : ,_.1~- Jf:Ofl U.II.C.L.I. 11:10 " - .. ~ Nll!ff. Lall Sbow ·. ,· ' ·, ' .. " ' r . . .' I d~aabled 0n .. ! • .. .. to- ~ ks J b ,. . . M<•r:=~1~ ~ce ~n ~emp«arf bllb-\ iDe~- ~~~y ~ ~' UniV~sit,.W~Uam ,~alley, ~ por~ . L..---~'r""--------~"""'""'"-~-.:-.---J iJ;\I . '· ' t ·. ' ';-'"' ~ 1~; J !few lfovll Tbo Patriot wscs met Wed- ud Louioe ' . 1!1' , .· . ..,... ~ ""i .. • . Members ,....Inc llg Ill tile War a. Poverty , ~1Ida r:S' ~-- ~ ' ' .' the\ •~1e Bid Announced '· '· ~· ~· .• • • War oq Pov~rt~ 1/s Topic Given :! 1 :Patriot WSCS • · • ' 1111 by ··.. ,...,. f~m , ' Grate, lin. • Mr&. 0... .IGDU. ::11*. L wu led by Mn WID • W~Jard Gnle,_ lin, llln Alice Cl~ ard Grale. Carter, Mre. ..... ' pvl tile Mrs. !lima ltooe • tnYer, and Mr&. na.. .8bee . • Mn. ~ rood acripture. A aong "Do Dell ';{ Mn. Joel Atlia; · () Lord," waa s JeaBit lira. Mra. llo!lu t Grate IIIII Louise HuiehlnloB. ice Clatk. llllil da Lolber Readlnp were given Bumelle IUld by Mr&. Guests -.ere Mn. lldpr ;._ " !on Kiser• .wu o-" """ ·-" waa Mn. glvea Mar- han, Mrs, Nell Gills• ..,, u~o'T. Gertrude •• II)'..._ •miqlavorite flowers · J·-·' Debbie il."" 1 ~e GrDaviB, ale •-·'·· H4~ ... wu new members Mrs a...lo ' ~ Crews ' · """' "'"· KriBty Kiser 111111 11ifto l·llh..a• aad lin. Melba and R' gl!r erewa' Nat . ...-e taken IIlio lbe or- I' will be I .-. . JiWi. plllzatloa. The - . a "'" homo of !ifrL td rib I "'..,..am ct... Gates, wltlt tho -· aong by Jeame Grate ,by Mrs, Ted llarktt s~turday Hin~. c;:_ ~ .,_ Northup'Woman ~clli~ ~lty. 8'-1 Bwt1 ~ d ::.a~::=-: • PI'Gtll'am ..tilled "P111iclpat- ";~ ' " ' )s Fi1ed by !~ 1 a . ~ Daytime.Sbowt There were 3,700 peoplf In The Gallla counUan jolntid day r.ania county who rteeivod a the 6rm at the age of 16 on m<J 1VSAZ TV I lll\al of $2.500,672 in social ,.. Oct. 1. 191i, known a< !hat . of 7:~ curtly benefit! in 1960, accord- Ume as tho Ohio Utilities Comin to John R. chatfield, dis- pany. 1:1&-P...,. 11 trict manager in Portsmouth. , When hls retirement becOme& ,. .. lr 1:15The figure Wll' an tncreaoe. \' ellecliv• TuesdaY, he will haVO Julia Ann SJI'US, N11rthup;· Iii· Ia l :liDof $321,244 over the 1164 ftgures, completed 11 years and nilll! ell 1 petition In Gill· inl l;lt-lellclll •nd there were 1811· more re· monilia of active duty, . Ua eounty common . P I e a s "" l:lf-AIIIIII All <eiving paymenll In liM. Durin& lha past three weeki, Court for a divorce frOiil LoWell A large part of the mcrease Persinger, • around man, hl8 Syl'lll! on grounds of J!fO!'S nea; fe ~·' \n payments mulled been on vacation. He plan! to !eel und es:treme , cruelty. Sbe M llelllaa . changes mado by lhe soeiai conttilue ''lakin& It eaoy," ac- also oteks alimOnY and custodY Jo CariGal1 security amendments of 1960. cording to his wife, Maude. . of three cj!Udren. They were 1; VqiD.o ClG'I1Ia Those ehallles whidl were in Persinger became a member married AUJI· :Ia, !1151. . ., additiOn to lite new program of of the utlli!J nrm'a quarter • Judge Jolm W. Howell, act- u .... IIIB'Il ilealth in•urance for the aged, centui;Y ciub In 1912. He will lng judae, bas cnnttd Faye V. tnciuded a 7 per. cent tncrea,. ho 6$ ye&r1 old June 11. Ha1!llllllnd, Rt. 2, m monthly benefits retro<~ctive • and · Mn. Persinger divorce from JJ,IIIeO A. Ham· to January, 19115; benefits for have ,.ven grown children and mOIId. Jr., oil jlroimdl of _gross ·;, wtdows early .. 60; beo•hta one niece. 'll!ey are: ne&le<l 'of dilly a,ild exl!"•me lor studentll between Mrs. Hugh <EleanOr) Sella'· eust<idy Of .two minor j 18 and 22. benehiS iOffiO dt· field, Colina, 0 .; Mn. Eldred ebildr<!n wu granted· to v;"'ced women; bellehts lor pee> (Dorothy) Parsons Circleville· mother and ho wa,s wdered P e over 72 wbo hadn't worked Mrs. . WilliiiiJI (u',cy) pay flO a week lor support. i• Ion& enough to get soctal secur· Columbus; Mrs. c. s. (Jeanl In the case of S~lf.' Jean\ tlbY. before ; and payment ol dis- StotUemyer Waba<h Ind.. .Mrs. Smith, ·Gallipolio vs. Carl Mil· • il1ty Insurance beneftts to · ' -~ '· lar4 Smith ColumbiD a con•orkers who were unable to ,. · : tempi Wl!S dtsmldt!d work hocause or a dt,ability acat••t lite defendant a11er bt . !hat last 12 months or more. . . paiti',atrottralle& .of tn Mr. Clratlield pointed out I port lOr 'I•• mlliOr ebUdlreni ,, •' ,, ;hat the Gallia ligures for 1965 INC 0 smith had hoeD ehar&ed I "·' . mcludes 1,43'1 retired worken,' ·' ~mtempl for failure lo 19fl workers and \heir eongresablan Walter H. Moe!· 'court order of May fanuhes, and 2,(ll2 WIVOS and lor today anoounced that lite . . childien of retired, disabled, or o. K. eonstruoUon eompaoy o1 : Sq,ua.d 18, \,11 deeea&ed worklll'll. Tho aver· S..'lltb Ch&fJelton, W. va., wu age monthly IOCI&i security beD- lite low bidder In lite IJIII)IIilt !!Ill lor retired Ga!Ua cauntJ of S448,269.40 ror relocation of The POII!eiUY ptoclpllllioll loi oeneflclariel amounted to f/0 railroad culverts at Belleviile squad waa SIIIDJIIIIIIICI II this year G; last Ill per montb. Locks and Dam project. The •· m. .Friday lor Mrs. One of II . reeofllliled work oltes are located iD w..,t renee Manhlili, · Total tll'eclpll8l!on to date iC • plll'lect ....,. IRRE8TED AT SCHOOL COOney, Weal Virginia, and Alii- JV1to w• taken to ·, lor tl\11 year 17.:11 inches: lot onl durinl!our ytara>ol b!Cb Cheater E. Welb, 39, lAng eM County, Ohio. Me..,rial !IMp!tal u 1 year 11.94 inches., schoql. has beell acceptBottom•. was arrested Friday by eonareaaman Moeller ukl leal paliel!t. ·. . · . Normd average pucltttatton eel lui< fall term 11 lite t'eJCB ·CouDIY Sber!H's de· tlrat the work wW. eou!Jt a1 , alaO were . ·: Held brancb ot lha ,Ohlo' partment • chlti,S Of 4tsl\lrl> lnstaUlng tunnel uners. remov- ·at t1tT t Ill. J'rldar to · . ' . He ls crandtOII 1111 lite and lntooieallon tog an<,1 rotayinl eonereta eo!- CIJfforil t(!lnhonf reslden.,. CITY WATERWORKS' of Mr. ., II Ute Rtvervie• elementary vert pipe, and oonstructlon ol• WilloW Creek1 but lrelfnW1I Friday toroperatum- high 81, st., and a nephe• of Mn:ilGrllllll 'd "'hool. waa rtluaed. and lhe IClllllli low readin&- 16 Kennedy, Grant St., ., • !1oM.He hal been released Q1 treitle•.rallrol4 111111 wroed to Pomeroy. II II51.a. Saturday m. ·~ tul~tune 'nle Blg GuJ Movlt 0'1. ..· ..I ·Saturday , . ·- '· .I!MeJ ~ ' ·: . 1:111 Mr. lloberll t::!t- 16-~ GaJllpol~; •1' headpi~ ~m~~~~~~ Tr~lttf -~·~ ! :30 ,.. : =~ w-• Matinee S:lll " 1:311 Sperfal ~ ~ Divorce · Smt, . ., Barinony Boys F.B.I. Fl ~liio 1 1 , clear distance. Officers said lhal ears driven by TomandN.Doria Hunta', II, RL 16,2 I Lewis C. Persinger, Jackson Delllert (Jao\<e) vourw. Lake . TWO t.eon. A. ()>vis. Tuppon PlainS, bad stepped, \Rd., Gallipolis, wlil end nearly LIJWnl!, N. Y.; David, peels, .. · 50 years ,.mce wilh lite Co- who hl8 lloen \n Viet Nam a leal 1 lulJ!bUS and Southoa'D Ohio Elec·. over a inonlh with t·h e by trlc Company Tueaday. trmed forces. Jnd Jolla Kay, ert at home. , · '' The1 I 'According to Jolin Alien, 41·, Tho Por!lngen railed I I llieeO, >Mrl; OSmer . iMaxlne) firm a ol~ employee in temll LaM Gallipolllo . . . ve'l\1 of total yell'S jerVlee Thll in· ' . . II olt elude& over 2,200 e&SOE flll" H: eq ployees In Ohio. . • 3,.709 JOlD . Cit 13 Presenta ~!.~aabioned wllh an' ampire A receptioo roll'oied tll<( ;...i. .......~ and oreaceot aecldine . macololclllng , • mal bouqueL eo sharon Hoov ' Mn. Waliace, mother of I b e Sullivan. 4': aad . bride, wore u amo1 , _ . ' dreaa of pink d . ,.. "7'' Out • of • Iolii . Dlllcbing an wbite wtlb eluded Jobo . I acceaorlea. Her cor· Obio Mr and I ~go WWBalialpink rooebud&. Mrs, Sa..;den .and" a;·,•W:. al . • va ce,~&randmotber of u · ' ·i,i';r.,.!.'~:;~ I lite bride, blue and bi p, Obio, Mr. - ~ , lmll suit with mal<:biag w te Trotter of Galltpotla, and 11r waslcces- and Mn. Ray Johusoa of , oorlea. Her -..... com- lumbus I poaed • otla, al prdeafa aad stephan- Mn. ,Wade II I lf8duate ~ I loin Fatrland l!ilh ocbool 1 . Wade, molher of the temled Site It• II'OOID, wore • two piece yet- a ~ Collep ud II • low ud wblta alliwlated lmll of Rome Churcb o1 suit. Her corsage W.a a double ployed ~ .~. preseDtiy 1 ilulterfly orebid "' ""' West Virginia Mr. Larry Wade, brother of Life laaurBBCe CompaDJ, I the IIOOJD, oerved Mr. Wade i8 aiao I .......... • MlBa u beatmu, of Fairland Ulnh .. ' W·" llonno Wade and Michael aow serv ICI:Gtl. Be II 1111andm11 lbe Ualted en.ou11C41 III'Ved aa taper """'.._ States Navy olltiolled 11 · 1 1 Charleston, ioulb carauna. 'fJl A Low~ l ~D~~u~!~.0 ~!',;/;~ ~noDold Wallaee ~f May 7th in a do bl · · rs. nald Wade !moll)' at the b o~e eofnft.~ ~~fdeembefony. EvangeUst -- · _ ore atcb of ~ No one was injured in a three and MrS. Vance failed to stop. Friday to city police. Paul of Midd car collision at 11:~9 a.m. Fri- 1 There was minOr damage to Alha, 17, Patriot Star Rt. had June m day on Eastern Ave., in !ront 11the Davis car and moderate stopped at the traffic signal at of Hun\'! Grocery, according damage to tho other two vehic- Second Ave. and Sycamore St. to Galli~olis P'Jiic<. , ies. The other car atruck the Atha As a result of the accident, A hitoldp accident was r,. car and went on. Darnall• was ~'' 1 municipal judge Robert S. Bell. ported shorUy after midnight minor. Saturday mornin& fined Dem· - - ·--·------- --·-- - - - - - - -- Le • p • M k• ::n;nw~th~:a::: ::.:~ WIS ersmger ar mg I 50 y I ears Wit• h C&SOE • -, Truth Face The Netlon Everybody Escapes Injury in 3-Car Mishap ~;! pie Vance, 45. Middleport, 115 : Bullwlnkle Discovery Comera 3 Film 1:00 Meet J>mo Oro! Roberts 1::10 llaptist Hour Faclnr Life 1:45- S1JD.Ce . . ~ . · . ' . · uome uo ':i ., 12:30 Gard., Club 12:45 Island .FaOJer ·KilOWII P818word House PariJ Beany and Cedi Peter Potamus 10:00 Lamp 18 30Look Up 10· 45- Christopher• Gl1d RADI ·~::.... -;:;:~;~~;;::;;;::;~:=;~;:_:~::.J ' iR. AND MRS. DALE WADE : t- 45-Jubllee 'file SUnday Times-Se ..' Ltvrnc t :116 Carloolll - ' ltanp{iJii ' Capt ,. 1:45 ,, ' �• • . , ,,. ' .. /I ,·. '. Hmlll8li In,;P••~Ians were lll8(lf lo enter 1 Granted, was read by Mn. In .the Regatta parade by llnmer Radford and a poem, Cbar·lil...k Springs Grange Thunday Memorial Day, by' Mn. Leon- ' ' '' iard. : Gaegleln, worthy mast. Jnstrume~tal music 8lld IOl!SI ' presided and one appeal lor were presented by Homer IUce : · A donation , alter wbicb three poema were ! • .. . , ' . ',"' '· Monday ' ' . . . ~·~ ' " •' ' ' ~. .MR. AND MRS. DALE WADE : .. WSAZ Tv-3 6:45-Cnrn 'Cob WCHS TV.& NIII-Today ?:05?:25?:311- Danv Word Mike Wallace 1:111- Starcher WBTN TV·U Dafly Wont Faltll ! FunSdlool "' ~: 8:311- 91111 Mom. Show t:311- .- ' . FRIENDUN&§ AWARD_ Gallipolis Kroger store In this photo 18 they split the cash awa~d of $260, a~dl 1~:~~::~ ~'owler, Gail Sheets, Lois Stout, James E. ~roug~man, . Burdell Forth, Harry. ~ugh, Roger Brumfield, Bill Seyfried, each store in the diviSion, and asks assistance fr~m the attitude. He also interviews customers to theu ·- - · -- Capl ICaJiflroo Wednesday Lucy tn·nn- R•~ Guess 10·'5--Neon 10 ·!111--Conrenl The M.COV. 11 ·GO--Morning Sill ~ndv Grtmlt! -. ~ntel 11: ._Parodi•• Bn Olok v.., O.te 'ftle Dallal Game 12·1111--Jeopardy Love of Life Donna Reed 12:25 "'"'"" Daydme Showw 11SAZ TV-I 1:41-Cn Ollt ,,,,._ ... ...,.. 'l'omor Father ltnom 1~ · :~<~-Postoffice ~•rch 12·4~ Gakllnl Liebl )'" ,,. Todl)' 12:55 Ne111 Everybody Escapes In jury in 3.· ,,.,_ Fndil:1 Ath) ' sto... l:ot- ·n·ured In a three ·and Mrs Vance failed to stop. J 1 · . · d g to car collision at 11:29 o.m. Fri· There was m~nor ama e on Eastem Ave., in front \the Davis car and mocler~te daly H t' Gr""""" according damage to the other two veh1C· 0 UD I .,.... an No one was 1 to Gallipolis pl)iiee. Seci/1!1 'I'bl t I~ ::.1~ re- car, • 1les. •=sr I' · ........ ..... .. ,...... l'8fty Lewi·s Persi·nger 50 Years .t.h 0' . . ,3709 Jom • WI ' In Benefits Durl.ng }965 L'd dl~ :It 4 f J_ 1:00--Nen LaWIIIU 1:151:311-Newtl Nll'lll 7:10 BasebaD ·' News R.-1 To Tell 'l'lie 'l'ralll 8:00-- rve Got, A I!ICN&. ~ b: ....... lllir 11:311-Paracllle t:!O- u:• Tolllgbt St.. ,. ......... ............ . ,.. DIIIQI .,_.., ' 1:21- ..,...... .., •.. .1 :--llaitt Ill; . '' ' ll:tt ·. ·'~ . . . . , ' . ,,_,.Ill .. ji;:' ·.Weld:.~: ~;-.=::~:1'..·_ i't.., . - ...~ .·~ . .' ·. "' .... ......... ,.._'fi!IT4illl c . \VOlJB.TV ~ • • r • · • ,. ' - otUft . ..... .,... .... l - . . - . Burdi. ,., Tomar. ~ J!at-Todllf U&llt 7:GI7:$:7:11117:45- 1:011- ,,... t:III-Monr. Sbllir •ll:oo-m,e oIl'~ ""' IJdgll fl Nl«bb ..~...... .. . B!J'.II ! ......"""' ' ~ ~.. ; . ' .IIJ;er;ii;N ..,a.- ·· . ... . :!1'-'Mr. cano. t:a- ' ,. •• ~ ' lea Rant '. ........,... ..... LateSbow WJ Orfflltll l t i Valt . , . ,,......,. Yorilllf 'Ill TeU 'l'nllll ~ Wt111111'1 Pap AI. Wd ,._ ,.~ 1=·~ ~ utt t.aer 1:111 OW 1M1 1:!111 Dadalt 1:11- '-or ..... ..,.,..,._, ,...,._. ... a.. ·Utlt& ..... U:liU:tt- It:~ llldr ,.. 11m u oaas-.. .... Rim fo1r .Ufe 'l'llelll Scaull u:• 11:1111-J......., D:ti- . -Gr!BI Rml GaD. Tmet -llloa ~ ftftW.It !blpf . . . . : : .. Betw!r . ....,.... -· Orlrllrli!lrlll ,me NV. ' -il ' ' ' · .. :···- · ··· Rfl tlii;:,.. '.' ..- . ......... ;.,.· {- ' _WOIIia'l . . . ' t lllll!lllll ~· .. · ·',. Js;a. ' · : ·. . . . Oeii.FIP 2 ' 'lbe NIII'BI!I .. - ' . . . '· 'l - ... NeYer~, . . . . _ r: ',. ' /:(oc . i''B!l''• .... Bid Announce · d. 0 Lo k J b .... · •rill rrt ,_., DrlYtn Till , 1 .ur;Iu'rwww - '. . ' CJia&.WOMAN CAll' .c ,. a::~.~:. :,U~ng :n~::' ci:,rf."•• 'j~#, '~ •• -~ . ... . . 4;111rl!l!tJI( . •' ~:= :~k ~t the\ ,' -~'-- ) IIOltYWOOD (UPI) •i r II . . elll . .. · •. . . ·..·.. .· .:.;;.·,....,:,; and Bottom, wa1 arrested Frlclay by Congreaaman MoeUer 1 ~aq;~ atiO · were called' iUO "u,: · .· · ·· 1 the Mejp CouliiY Sheriff's de- that t1!t won will. eoDIIA o · J'rld to .c · 1 f· parllnent til thai'Bet of 41BilJfb: lnstallln~ tunnel liners, remov· at fll . ic' ~· ::Sidence at CITY W'TEKWUJ\UlI W<Wil 'ftle ~~~Cere LIICJ ~ Alllly Grlfii!IJ Hazel t:OI f '') 'lt.SI-M.-.. ' ~ Weafller Nelli . Peter leaalap Willi ..... 7:3111:311- , There were 3,701 peoplt In \ Th~ Gallia countlan joined I, Gallia county wbo received a the 11rm at the age of 16 011 IOtal 01 $:U50,&72 in social se· · Oct. 1. 1911, known ~' that curity benefits in 1965, accord· time as tile Ohio Utilities Comin& to John R. Chatfield, dis- pany. . l.rict · manqer in Portsmouth. . When his retirement becOmes ~. The fignre was an mcrease ' eflectlv• Tuesday, he w!U have 1. of $32!1,244 over the 11164 figures, completed 48 years and nine and there wen 181· more re· montlls active duty. ceiving payments In !965. During e paat three weeks, A large parl of the increase Persi r &round man, has ~ in payments resulted f~'m ~ . o ation. He pia~ to I~ changes made by the SOCial continue B It easy. ac- Ill security amendments of 1965. cording to his wile, Maude. • Those change. whidl were in Peninger became a member i addition to the new program of of the utility firm's quarter • health insurance for the ased, cen~ club In 1942. He will included a 7 par cent increase be 65 yean old June II.. · in monthly benefits retroactive ' and , Mn. Persinger ll to January, 11185; benefits for have seven grown children and .m widows as early as 110; bentlito one niece. They are: ~ for full-time students between . Mrs. Hugh !Eleanor) Se~r- 1 18 arid 22: benefits for ~me di· field Celina, 0.: Mn. Eldred t vorced women; benefits for ~ (llo~othy) Parsons, CircleyiUe; 1 pie over 72 wbo hadn't worked Mn. Willi11111 (Lucy) 1 Hinkle, ,I Ions enoush to get social secur- Columbus; Mn. C. S. (Jean) ·. jty he lore; and payment ol dis- Stottlemyer, Waba•h, Ind. ; .Mrs . . r·. obUity Insurance benefits to ' 1 •orkers who were unable to work because of a d(8ability . !hat last 12 months or more. l Mr. Chatfield painted out ;hat the Gallla !!Bures for 1965 0 . .~ . 8 0 inclodes 1,437 retired workm,' 1911 disabled workm and their Congressman Walter H. Moe!". families, and 2,082 wives and ler tnday announced tliat tholi·. ehildten of retired, disabled, or o. K. ConstnicUon Campany , deceased workers. The aver· South charleaton, W. Va., w~ age monthly social security befl. the tow bidder In the amoun~• eflt for retired Gallla eoUDty of t«S,26UO lor relocation . :Jelllliiciaries amounted to $70 railroad culverts at BelteviU per month. I.AJckl and Darn project. '"'! work a!tel are locsted fn Wooj! . •......-. ._,... tt:at-m,e c- • 'llciD Officers said that cars driven , 1 by Tom N. H~tor, 18 • .Rl 1: Lewis c Persinger, Jackson DeiJ ~;Pt:•nd ~f~. \~··~~~ped: Rd., GalliPoliS, will end nea:::;: ~ ~ 50 yean service with ~ W. lumbus and Southt'on Ohio Eltc·. 11~1 ,tric Company ·ruesday. ,. • ' According to John. Allen, . vision manager, Ptrsm1er Is the IIi!\' firm's ol~t employee In leriiiS Liil of total yun !ft'VIce This ill' ~~ clndes over 2,200 C&SOE .~!11ployeeo In Ohio. 1 I, .' .....Mara. . . . 1:10- As ~ result of the acoident, 1 A hltsklp accident was municipal jndge Robert S. Betz !lOI'te<I_ !_~1!Y-~r ~ld_!'ight~ Saturday mornin1 fined Dem· P'• vance. 4~. Middleport, $15 and costs on a charge of !lui· ~;:: ~:'nc:ithin th• aJSUred nan, .... De WaUace ··. · ·i· of . · 'li!Uey, '~ 1 Ill& tht peace and lntolfcatlon lllg _, relaylnl eonerelt "::; treatment Friday temperatures - high 81, St., and ne:ewt II the Riverview elementaey vert pip;. and ClOIIItruel~oh. '\ was refused, ~n•f the aqUid re- low 511. Saturdly readlntl - 8G K~ • rill f!Chool. lit baa been released 1811lp01'':f)' .l"J)]road - ' ...... turned to PomeroJ. a1 11 a. m. po · .. ~ WJJ trHUea. " ~~·• Mtd~t_::::~:=~~~·:'..!;::~~~==~=====~-J ,. ' 1·: : i .•. _... �·, ' '~ • '1 . ,.··· '· '' -C.'i' Rutland Bible School Schedule Is Announced ' '- • {t} .. • ... ... 1 ' "-'"" ·:~"j ' j .,, ~ ~ • j i f .' " ' •• ~ r 1 A . E,i .1 I I -~ tI \ . • 'I ' . '' �·, ' '~ • '1 . ,.··· '· '' -C.'i' Rutland Bible School Schedule Is Announced ' '- • {t} .. • ... ... 1 ' "-'"" ·:~"j ' j .,, ~ ~ • j i f .' " ' •• ~ r 1 A . E,i .1 I I -~ tI \ . • 'I ' . '' �: lr ·.t . . I , ·s . .... .,., . . eleii H""'·,........ Us ..,. ' ' ., ' '1'!1- \ . ·' THE . 'AMERICAN '' ,-' . .; ' I·,.·. ''. ,.,., TAPII·TDC' "'"ln'CtUsli! ',., 1'? · -· · : 1/f1nw1;,r.- : I -~. ? ' Bolser Ho•pital C~y Striper~ . • 94 Candy Strip.ers· of Holzer · Hospital · Honored ' A year of oorvice on behalf Flrol Ia to give high ochool , jusl )atudents with membenhlp In a been completed by t4 charm· , Future Nurses Club an oppor- -~ ing. young high achool girls of I \unity to serv• other•. and '" Gallla County. Friday was the so doing. gain a deeper insight 1111 day ol work beloro sum- Into the many_aopects of the , mer rteell for lbt Cendy Strtp- j medical nuroin1 fields which 1 on at Holler llolpillll. 1 will be of benefit to them In . choosins their life vocation. . 'l'bNo youq ladles, repre- I Serond is to alve the Candy Mnlillfl Gallo a Academy, South· !Striper an opportunity to secure weatern and No~th Gallla hlsh the intangible benefits such as I schools, served m thear varaous 1 learning more about people capacities .throughout the school 1 building ~('U-eonflder"r:>. en 1 nv~ year ~ the tune of 4,130 hours. ing t,he satisfaction of doing fOr · • Workmg only one day each otOera and lt'hieVinl jl'f&ler week tach girl wao on duty ap- llllllurity. , . . 1 pmlmately 41 hours. In the tradition of Florence · ff t I Under the capable dlrectur NiJhli11f1ale, lhe Cindy Strip. ADVISE CANDY STRIPERS ~~\lr~tr~l~et;o R~.;r ~~ Mrs. Almelll C. Ralforty, R.N., ters ..emplify as young R. N., nur~ ~or -\~'t~: sp~nsorf school IIIII'Se oponsor and Central Ser· , the fine quolities of appearance, ' Holzer llosplla • c_ WILeft to right are Mrs. Rafferty, vice oupervisor, the candy , attendallCe, and perlormanoe , spolliOfllli or&amza 10 "'·North Gallia· Mrs. Jenny White, Stripen perform duues in :111 that lhey wdl fi!ld "' necessary Mr~. Franc~sG ~the~oiJ~my· Mrs Flora Dailey, South· dUferent areaa oloervlce. These when they enter tile adult work· . asSistant a d Ma 13 Napier G~liia Academy. range from greeting and direct- . aday world. western: an rs. • iDg visitDrs to feedillg children With their red and wbile 1 arid reporliJt& patient reque~ts . striped uniforms literally •par~- . to the nursea oa duty. li"i clean, thelf caps ali neal· 1 . ~uiremenlll for a h i 1 h \ly olarched and perched prim· school ilfl to be 1 Candy Strip. ly al4p their well • combed · er Include memberlhip in a Fu- :heads, these younaolero present ture Nurses Club, at least a,an atlractivt and pleaaant pie~£:!. scholastic average, an- Iture 14 the patient and the pul> ~ ·a . sophomore, junior, or sen- lie. If their fellowmen has '· _,,! 1 sr.nfr'i ·t Striper~ submit As a part of the hospital ' ,o • /C; ' caL! ...0. llODIIruclicm, IIIII t1W "peltOPal l (., ·l'fl Dtoigoed Ia coopolllloa wllllleadlng ortho· L!J podlo - " ' . . tlniiiUfltiOrl . l'ii1 Clooleo oiiOIIIIofb - t1no or 11111U, .''81 ................ . " '. ~ of ......... """ "" lo I.!!J Cloolot 8JitiO" Kllg.. 1. 171 Clooleo oiJoonortprklg Of . . . 1:!.1 lotto Olllbol Po&~~nt>edte f'i'1 Duro-Edge .b,ntll wire t~ ..d. .egol•u•a ... In Gollipolis, Ohio " or- lii1 a-tiiiJ cleotooeol l!J - Wot'lolp 101 con...... -~ CANDY STRIPE OFFICERS:- Serving as officers for 1 Candy Strtpe duty are left to right 966 86 :• 11 ~~~ 0preoldent· Roberta Elliott. vice presl• d~~~ ~au':! Cotton, secretary; Jackie Gilkey, treasurer; d B k StepheDSon chaplain. an ec Y ' - - -- -- - -- B Mrs. Wl'ckham ~ 121 lii1 l!!J "Sheer gMI ,.. . . . . ..,pOll: IIJIIIIOio lltell lttopo ...,, 11!110111, Jlfi!IJF01.......... \,, Yot ....... • • • Catholic Women • .. t, . .... .... ..,..: 1111 •••• Homecoming, Annual Dinner 5 Is June you've '. GRADUAnNG ,, .. ' '· •• '".J ., ... ' .... ' .. _. .. -··----· ....... -- .... ~ .. .... -- -·---- - ·-· · ·---- · ---- --·-------~ lla ~ job muket, a blib eCbool tducatfon Ia . 'lilt ipi01I&IL Totll)"l pl'oytin ue JIIQf8 llleetlve IDd l1't ,tltlml!llllag 1P un· . NOW! ~Extra· ~ SENIORS preoed~ IDeoe,UiJ!a·for wlili:h the, In 1 wlllllil to pay I hll!l ~~~~r~. ·...... I ,'. • • ., ' ' ' . Y.·ll!-- . lliltnJun•~1 ' tib'l'hehit . . . . . ' ,.. . . . . Jail NOW '" let the light of the glorious ·summer ~ · come shimmering thru the lovely Decron ,. Organdy. Each pair custom mede to fit YOiir'.''l window, hand pleated, weighted corrttrt. lriple boltom ·hem'" ·ChQQSI frQm luatrcui white or Pl:8ttv puhlll. Carne . . theae today. New D. CLiHM ' 1\! ' . mfely of IJu&. llad 'SHEERS' from Tope's! Att...tlon- .r !f:S \ ' ioJtf II . hurch Class Memorial Service Held for Mrs. David Darst, Sr. ':. bowt the greatest '(' :.!' ... . ~ one good reasim wft,yTd sleep-better , ' on a sealy Ppsturepedic. Know whatP .. ' He showed me a dozen~' Js Hostess of Class ~ · p~ ..--- - - -· -- --- iatenlt" fittinc. We IIIIUUrt, .. •u, .I hint them •• ·• perfectly. .. ___.., ,,...., pin .... · · ·' tiiO.aa elii!WMio•lll . .. , '· ' / ' :._ ,; I . .'' 1, · olhii\:' 1\'e<!nesday afternoon at the net Demoskey, cook; Brywn borne of their leader, Mn. Paul Dailey, cook, activo oitiZOII, Mrs. Smart was aslist- collector, health aid, borne, Golbn Rule Cltll• tel by ber dauflhler, Mrs. George llealth and safety, and hous• rial E jlackett, Jr. wlth tho mooting. keeper; Ruby Nicinsky, cook; Hm Memo vellf : Special guests were the home, health and safety, hooks; Golden Rule Sunday SchoOl Jlrownle T,..p 3t with Mrs. Clnde Spengler, cook and pelt; class of the Lon1 BottDm cltur· lthmer Neal and Charlene Glenna Lleullen. cook. Bapft'sf ches met recently at ~e home Jhomas, adv1sors. 'lbe m..t. . . · of Wall..e Damewood. L.a opened wltit the 0•• ce e- Each of the gorls desctJbod ter· A dl ]' hi memorial serv· T'" -. r lhe work necmury to earo the Mrs. Eimer WiCkham en can e Jg . ol th ony and theiCOUI prom•oe u~o bad es. Games were layed and llined tile Ona Won Class of Ice was lleld •n memory e I illbled clltdle. A pertod refr~hments of cu!••et and the Pomeroy Firot. . Bapliil ones of the class that ha~e liqlng was .bt!d by I h e sherbet punch serve'd"The cun. church Thursday evemng at passed away. Those preaenl coula and BroW!IJel, · r h U · Ave eluded Mr. and Mrs. LeWJi .,... : Badpl Wtro awardad to cakes were made by Mrs. How- ~he o':.u:'on lo charae of pll, Mr. and Mrs. Charlet lcout membero In tht various ard Dailey. Mrs Harry =~iley, president, Hensley, Mr. and Mr~. Dave tegories inclutllng Patty Har- MemlN!ro of the Brownies ope~ with the class song and Yatee, Florence · , active ciHitll, backyard fun, praoent were Kiana Lyneb, prayer A dlocullion was bold Mrs. Bess Larkins, M1'11. , hotne, health and sal• Linda Gererd, Debbie Good· .., eie;nina of tbe dluroh and Hannum, Mrs. Tresoie SWaJn, , houlokeopen, my home, nitht, Carol Domoslcey, Janet Monday, June 13, woo set as Mro. Mary Pterce, Mr. SanUord is; Kareu Price, cook; Mar- Neal, Theresa Thomao, Stopha- the day for cleanillg. Mrs. Vlo- Cozert, Mrs. BeBI Rose",li•oiowl llamm, cook; Rhonda Haw- nle Ord, Cerol Tepee), Barbara tor Young, Sr.• Mrs. William Mro. Bess Webster. A •• , cook; JIU Jlarris, my tree Ftlill, Debbie Mulford, Judy Walllon and Mro. Lorain Ster· poUuck luncb waa "rved. I. my camara, and cook; Msl- Owen, Mary Millo, Tamml Lui- roll were namod as a eommlt· llackeU, activo citizen, ter. Martha McNeal. Tho clo• tee to purchase weddiq &ills. , <0011, boma. health and 1111 ceremony etnetudetl the For tile teacher's thotlihl, el)>, h~t~~ekeopor, my home meeting. Mrs. J. H. SepbenSOn cave, "A woman's Filht to be a Chrllit- j tan." Devotions taken rrom · on Psalm o9: II-II were led ' by ' Hunllnltoo Grango Tllurlday Mrs. Georce s~.lnner who had night sellhe date ol June 5 for ;A memoritl 1ervire In re- General, Mr. McKi!My, Marie lor ~r topic, Chroslian Wor· 1111 annual homecombtl dinner roembrance of Mrs. David Milia, Veler8111 Mamorlal; Mro. ship, and closed with prayer. and memorial service. _Dani~I II tiarst, Sr., deceased member Satterllold, Mro. Pratt, Mr. Mrs. Stephenson read a Iotter Evans, master, pre!lided and oltbe Loyol Womon't Class of Homer Joaes, Mrl. DIIJard, at ~P~~J~;t :~: : ~d group .~~proSavl ed1.1 plea lor ll)o Middleport Church of homo, Mary Jane Kitchen, CbiJ. ,_ . •• from ""' va 1011 nny' Olria~ wao conducted at the licothe holpltal. lAtten o! mef!lillfl closed Wllh prayer by Mr._ Oscar Dyer, le<turer. . . td lh Ina Mrs. -T. T. Shelton. A dessert ,..s 1n clulrge of the pr01fam .,eetmg of the cia" held Thur• thanks were re from u~ · GIQI'Se was served by the hoB- on the theme "Our MU!ical • clfY evemng at the church. Mrs. Donald Hicks was a leiS to the above named and Heritage." . iM"- Oscar Roush, president, guest for the eveninc. Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Lydia Stewart, Mrs. 'J. E. It opened with the "Stars and 11. ln the tribute to Mrs. Darst, ert Reibel's group was named Foster and Mrs._ Ale~ Shain. Stripes Forever." Mr. W.bb . . a,loy•l and devoted member of to be hostesses lor lhe next The neXI meebllfl will be held gave a brief description of ' tlie rlass. Members paid trll> meetina. 111Ursday, June ·30, instead ol how our national anthem was to her "lnsplraUon" to June :q and hosleBBe$ will be enmpooed. "The Sign Carrier" ., m •• a theme or the service. The evenlq was closed with Mrs. WUUal!' Watson and Mro. and "Someone Who Carts,'' ,... • oy reeailed the traits she ex- a poem, "Old Age" by Mra. Dale Wippel, with Mrs. Alen presented by Katilleen Groen. • pliftod Including ner i)IOd Yrank Beach. RelrtOhmeni!J Slialn as devoUonal leader. "Trieste and Rome," by Danlal lflhbor policy. constant and · ---· Evans "Our Musleal Heritage" ~lENT · devoted attendance at Cod's were served by the hostesses,\ year's list of bOok reviews an~ ;,., ,;.rrated by Mr. ' 16Juse, her pleasant disposition, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. ·Ray Darst, Idales and hostesses lor the and plano accompaniment"'", '~by'• II !>{ithtulnes. and undmlllnd111f1, Mrs. Jacob Btl!, Minnie Gil· meetlncs. Present were Mrs. Morietta lle)'IIOldo. Edria Woodhtr love of flo...,., and her more, and Mrs. Satterfield, con- Moore, vfco president, Mro. ruff sang a solo "Faith of ' ptayer life. trlbutlng. Carl Horkey, preSident, Mrs. Fathen." · . •PAIKI~-" ng the bU!lness meeting Roger Morian and Mrs. Bern, Other Ionas preoented were i ·"'· I •, c: ,.-. 1 '. '· ' . a report "II 11ven on the COMMmu MEETS ard Fultz. lofembers havin& a "Tenline Tonight," "Dixie," ; . ,! ·IN. ti:R:l'INT O . •. · • · nptoy making project of rugs. prefere!IQe' ill to dutes to hos- "She'll Be· Cornillfl . IF '! '' I'll f . 'l1ose rt(IDPted . Ill were Mrs. 'lbe program coflllllitleo ol teiJ the. !jlaj~tlnJ or a parUcu.. The Moulllaln," "Bntlleo,• · ·, " 1<•: · I• 1'<- :?•· Leo Childs, Mr. GUkoy, Mrs. the Middleport Literary C I u b l11r bO!Jk It> rhiew. may conQct ButldJi," and tbe. program . • ' ': Outt:IJ_:." .'' GjJif RMI, at Holzer, Mrs. met titls woel< at tile home of ~ nuimber of the projram et1 'l'lth til~ l'lUP ainilnl ... ,~ II • · : .• '' 'l.- ,. · ~. !llro. Batey, Melt• Mrs. Nan Moore to plan ntll. eoim!tlttee. lllesa America." .. . ; , . .;.,_., .. ..,~;, --"' '"'.;.;,;;.:..iii~~~c:'! . ;~i • •• nov« IJlON lm~o:\ than during the fillt· •·'' walking yearo. Brillc ' ' your baby to • for famout Fimle M ·· 1Q1 DuroiKo• Colli ~ rtfox illolr '"Pllort ~ Girl S<o\lt Troop iltl of Mid- and pen pals: Delene DeloiJI, ~leport held ill eourt of hotJQr cook and activo citizen: Gar· . (in.est MIDDLEPORT, o; ., formal application w h i c h 1ciliary personnel these young fnust include parental approv- : women learn the care of the pa81 and a sli!led slaiem•nt by tient it the prime importance ·the family physician indicating I of the entire organi,.tion. she Is qualified hfallh·wioe for Their suecesslul attenlion to 'I smire. ,detail is otteoted ID by tbeir The Condy Striper prosram · continuolly opandilll PI'Oifllll ha.s a two fold obJective ot Hol· [•nd increuillfl numbers with zrr Hospital, 1 openi11f1 of every ochool year. ;mart. I ' an- Girl Scout Court of Honor is Held ,-At Leader's Home' Mrs • Paul Smart . • "I said to the Sealy salt#1man ... Loi: l9r. All Ctmdy ., N l M.Widtho In ·whitt, ltlgi or Bleck 1 ,., ,, -------,:;~~..;.•.;-;;,;j;;- ~ .. de- ) Sale of slle<d brotd partments In !he flrol cabl-' prohibited Ill lilt not of the United Stoles: State, 1States from 1943 until the Tr.,.ury ond War. Iof World War II. - -- ·-- ~--~--· --- -- I' \ $2~ k I ; . �: lr ·.t . . I , ·s . .... .,., . . eleii H""'·,........ Us ..,. ' ' ., ' '1'!1- \ . ·' THE . 'AMERICAN '' ,-' . .; ' I·,.·. ''. ,.,., TAPII·TDC' "'"ln'CtUsli! ',., 1'? · -· · : 1/f1nw1;,r.- : I -~. ? ' Bolser Ho•pital C~y Striper~ . • 94 Candy Strip.ers· of Holzer · Hospital · Honored ' A year of oorvice on behalf Flrol Ia to give high ochool , jusl )atudents with membenhlp In a been completed by t4 charm· , Future Nurses Club an oppor- -~ ing. young high achool girls of I \unity to serv• other•. and '" Gallla County. Friday was the so doing. gain a deeper insight 1111 day ol work beloro sum- Into the many_aopects of the , mer rteell for lbt Cendy Strtp- j medical nuroin1 fields which 1 on at Holler llolpillll. 1 will be of benefit to them In . choosins their life vocation. . 'l'bNo youq ladles, repre- I Serond is to alve the Candy Mnlillfl Gallo a Academy, South· !Striper an opportunity to secure weatern and No~th Gallla hlsh the intangible benefits such as I schools, served m thear varaous 1 learning more about people capacities .throughout the school 1 building ~('U-eonflder"r:>. en 1 nv~ year ~ the tune of 4,130 hours. ing t,he satisfaction of doing fOr · • Workmg only one day each otOera and lt'hieVinl jl'f&ler week tach girl wao on duty ap- llllllurity. , . . 1 pmlmately 41 hours. In the tradition of Florence · ff t I Under the capable dlrectur NiJhli11f1ale, lhe Cindy Strip. ADVISE CANDY STRIPERS ~~\lr~tr~l~et;o R~.;r ~~ Mrs. Almelll C. Ralforty, R.N., ters ..emplify as young R. N., nur~ ~or -\~'t~: sp~nsorf school IIIII'Se oponsor and Central Ser· , the fine quolities of appearance, ' Holzer llosplla • c_ WILeft to right are Mrs. Rafferty, vice oupervisor, the candy , attendallCe, and perlormanoe , spolliOfllli or&amza 10 "'·North Gallia· Mrs. Jenny White, Stripen perform duues in :111 that lhey wdl fi!ld "' necessary Mr~. Franc~sG ~the~oiJ~my· Mrs Flora Dailey, South· dUferent areaa oloervlce. These when they enter tile adult work· . asSistant a d Ma 13 Napier G~liia Academy. range from greeting and direct- . aday world. western: an rs. • iDg visitDrs to feedillg children With their red and wbile 1 arid reporliJt& patient reque~ts . striped uniforms literally •par~- . to the nursea oa duty. li"i clean, thelf caps ali neal· 1 . ~uiremenlll for a h i 1 h \ly olarched and perched prim· school ilfl to be 1 Candy Strip. ly al4p their well • combed · er Include memberlhip in a Fu- :heads, these younaolero present ture Nurses Club, at least a,an atlractivt and pleaaant pie~£:!. scholastic average, an- Iture 14 the patient and the pul> ~ ·a . sophomore, junior, or sen- lie. If their fellowmen has '· _,,! 1 sr.nfr'i ·t Striper~ submit As a part of the hospital ' ,o • /C; ' caL! ...0. llODIIruclicm, IIIII t1W "peltOPal l (., ·l'fl Dtoigoed Ia coopolllloa wllllleadlng ortho· L!J podlo - " ' . . tlniiiUfltiOrl . l'ii1 Clooleo oiiOIIIIofb - t1no or 11111U, .''81 ................ . " '. ~ of ......... """ "" lo I.!!J Cloolot 8JitiO" Kllg.. 1. 171 Clooleo oiJoonortprklg Of . . . 1:!.1 lotto Olllbol Po&~~nt>edte f'i'1 Duro-Edge .b,ntll wire t~ ..d. .egol•u•a ... In Gollipolis, Ohio " or- lii1 a-tiiiJ cleotooeol l!J - Wot'lolp 101 con...... -~ CANDY STRIPE OFFICERS:- Serving as officers for 1 Candy Strtpe duty are left to right 966 86 :• 11 ~~~ 0preoldent· Roberta Elliott. vice presl• d~~~ ~au':! Cotton, secretary; Jackie Gilkey, treasurer; d B k StepheDSon chaplain. an ec Y ' - - -- -- - -- B Mrs. Wl'ckham ~ 121 lii1 l!!J "Sheer gMI ,.. . . . . ..,pOll: IIJIIIIOio lltell lttopo ...,, 11!110111, Jlfi!IJF01.......... \,, Yot ....... • • • Catholic Women • .. t, . .... .... ..,..: 1111 •••• Homecoming, Annual Dinner 5 Is June you've '. GRADUAnNG ,, .. ' '· •• '".J ., ... ' .... ' .. _. .. -··----· ....... -- .... ~ .. .... -- -·---- - ·-· · ·---- · ---- --·-------~ lla ~ job muket, a blib eCbool tducatfon Ia . 'lilt ipi01I&IL Totll)"l pl'oytin ue JIIQf8 llleetlve IDd l1't ,tltlml!llllag 1P un· . NOW! ~Extra· ~ SENIORS preoed~ IDeoe,UiJ!a·for wlili:h the, In 1 wlllllil to pay I hll!l ~~~~r~. ·...... I ,'. • • ., ' ' ' . Y.·ll!-- . lliltnJun•~1 ' tib'l'hehit . . . . . ' ,.. . . . . Jail NOW '" let the light of the glorious ·summer ~ · come shimmering thru the lovely Decron ,. Organdy. Each pair custom mede to fit YOiir'.''l window, hand pleated, weighted corrttrt. lriple boltom ·hem'" ·ChQQSI frQm luatrcui white or Pl:8ttv puhlll. Carne . . theae today. New D. CLiHM ' 1\! ' . mfely of IJu&. llad 'SHEERS' from Tope's! Att...tlon- .r !f:S \ ' ioJtf II . hurch Class Memorial Service Held for Mrs. David Darst, Sr. ':. bowt the greatest '(' :.!' ... . ~ one good reasim wft,yTd sleep-better , ' on a sealy Ppsturepedic. Know whatP .. ' He showed me a dozen~' Js Hostess of Class ~ · p~ ..--- - - -· -- --- iatenlt" fittinc. We IIIIUUrt, .. •u, .I hint them •• ·• perfectly. .. ___.., ,,...., pin .... · · ·' tiiO.aa elii!WMio•lll . .. , '· ' / ' :._ ,; I . .'' 1, · olhii\:' 1\'e<!nesday afternoon at the net Demoskey, cook; Brywn borne of their leader, Mn. Paul Dailey, cook, activo oitiZOII, Mrs. Smart was aslist- collector, health aid, borne, Golbn Rule Cltll• tel by ber dauflhler, Mrs. George llealth and safety, and hous• rial E jlackett, Jr. wlth tho mooting. keeper; Ruby Nicinsky, cook; Hm Memo vellf : Special guests were the home, health and safety, hooks; Golden Rule Sunday SchoOl Jlrownle T,..p 3t with Mrs. Clnde Spengler, cook and pelt; class of the Lon1 BottDm cltur· lthmer Neal and Charlene Glenna Lleullen. cook. Bapft'sf ches met recently at ~e home Jhomas, adv1sors. 'lbe m..t. . . · of Wall..e Damewood. L.a opened wltit the 0•• ce e- Each of the gorls desctJbod ter· A dl ]' hi memorial serv· T'" -. r lhe work necmury to earo the Mrs. Eimer WiCkham en can e Jg . ol th ony and theiCOUI prom•oe u~o bad es. Games were layed and llined tile Ona Won Class of Ice was lleld •n memory e I illbled clltdle. A pertod refr~hments of cu!••et and the Pomeroy Firot. . Bapliil ones of the class that ha~e liqlng was .bt!d by I h e sherbet punch serve'd"The cun. church Thursday evemng at passed away. Those preaenl coula and BroW!IJel, · r h U · Ave eluded Mr. and Mrs. LeWJi .,... : Badpl Wtro awardad to cakes were made by Mrs. How- ~he o':.u:'on lo charae of pll, Mr. and Mrs. Charlet lcout membero In tht various ard Dailey. Mrs Harry =~iley, president, Hensley, Mr. and Mr~. Dave tegories inclutllng Patty Har- MemlN!ro of the Brownies ope~ with the class song and Yatee, Florence · , active ciHitll, backyard fun, praoent were Kiana Lyneb, prayer A dlocullion was bold Mrs. Bess Larkins, M1'11. , hotne, health and sal• Linda Gererd, Debbie Good· .., eie;nina of tbe dluroh and Hannum, Mrs. Tresoie SWaJn, , houlokeopen, my home, nitht, Carol Domoslcey, Janet Monday, June 13, woo set as Mro. Mary Pterce, Mr. SanUord is; Kareu Price, cook; Mar- Neal, Theresa Thomao, Stopha- the day for cleanillg. Mrs. Vlo- Cozert, Mrs. BeBI Rose",li•oiowl llamm, cook; Rhonda Haw- nle Ord, Cerol Tepee), Barbara tor Young, Sr.• Mrs. William Mro. Bess Webster. A •• , cook; JIU Jlarris, my tree Ftlill, Debbie Mulford, Judy Walllon and Mro. Lorain Ster· poUuck luncb waa "rved. I. my camara, and cook; Msl- Owen, Mary Millo, Tamml Lui- roll were namod as a eommlt· llackeU, activo citizen, ter. Martha McNeal. Tho clo• tee to purchase weddiq &ills. , <0011, boma. health and 1111 ceremony etnetudetl the For tile teacher's thotlihl, el)>, h~t~~ekeopor, my home meeting. Mrs. J. H. SepbenSOn cave, "A woman's Filht to be a Chrllit- j tan." Devotions taken rrom · on Psalm o9: II-II were led ' by ' Hunllnltoo Grango Tllurlday Mrs. Georce s~.lnner who had night sellhe date ol June 5 for ;A memoritl 1ervire In re- General, Mr. McKi!My, Marie lor ~r topic, Chroslian Wor· 1111 annual homecombtl dinner roembrance of Mrs. David Milia, Veler8111 Mamorlal; Mro. ship, and closed with prayer. and memorial service. _Dani~I II tiarst, Sr., deceased member Satterllold, Mro. Pratt, Mr. Mrs. Stephenson read a Iotter Evans, master, pre!lided and oltbe Loyol Womon't Class of Homer Joaes, Mrl. DIIJard, at ~P~~J~;t :~: : ~d group .~~proSavl ed1.1 plea lor ll)o Middleport Church of homo, Mary Jane Kitchen, CbiJ. ,_ . •• from ""' va 1011 nny' Olria~ wao conducted at the licothe holpltal. lAtten o! mef!lillfl closed Wllh prayer by Mr._ Oscar Dyer, le<turer. . . td lh Ina Mrs. -T. T. Shelton. A dessert ,..s 1n clulrge of the pr01fam .,eetmg of the cia" held Thur• thanks were re from u~ · GIQI'Se was served by the hoB- on the theme "Our MU!ical • clfY evemng at the church. Mrs. Donald Hicks was a leiS to the above named and Heritage." . iM"- Oscar Roush, president, guest for the eveninc. Mrs. Rob- Mrs. Lydia Stewart, Mrs. 'J. E. It opened with the "Stars and 11. ln the tribute to Mrs. Darst, ert Reibel's group was named Foster and Mrs._ Ale~ Shain. Stripes Forever." Mr. W.bb . . a,loy•l and devoted member of to be hostesses lor lhe next The neXI meebllfl will be held gave a brief description of ' tlie rlass. Members paid trll> meetina. 111Ursday, June ·30, instead ol how our national anthem was to her "lnsplraUon" to June :q and hosleBBe$ will be enmpooed. "The Sign Carrier" ., m •• a theme or the service. The evenlq was closed with Mrs. WUUal!' Watson and Mro. and "Someone Who Carts,'' ,... • oy reeailed the traits she ex- a poem, "Old Age" by Mra. Dale Wippel, with Mrs. Alen presented by Katilleen Groen. • pliftod Including ner i)IOd Yrank Beach. RelrtOhmeni!J Slialn as devoUonal leader. "Trieste and Rome," by Danlal lflhbor policy. constant and · ---· Evans "Our Musleal Heritage" ~lENT · devoted attendance at Cod's were served by the hostesses,\ year's list of bOok reviews an~ ;,., ,;.rrated by Mr. ' 16Juse, her pleasant disposition, Mrs. Beach, Mrs. ·Ray Darst, Idales and hostesses lor the and plano accompaniment"'", '~by'• II !>{ithtulnes. and undmlllnd111f1, Mrs. Jacob Btl!, Minnie Gil· meetlncs. Present were Mrs. Morietta lle)'IIOldo. Edria Woodhtr love of flo...,., and her more, and Mrs. Satterfield, con- Moore, vfco president, Mro. ruff sang a solo "Faith of ' ptayer life. trlbutlng. Carl Horkey, preSident, Mrs. Fathen." · . •PAIKI~-" ng the bU!lness meeting Roger Morian and Mrs. Bern, Other Ionas preoented were i ·"'· I •, c: ,.-. 1 '. '· ' . a report "II 11ven on the COMMmu MEETS ard Fultz. lofembers havin& a "Tenline Tonight," "Dixie," ; . ,! ·IN. ti:R:l'INT O . •. · • · nptoy making project of rugs. prefere!IQe' ill to dutes to hos- "She'll Be· Cornillfl . IF '! '' I'll f . 'l1ose rt(IDPted . Ill were Mrs. 'lbe program coflllllitleo ol teiJ the. !jlaj~tlnJ or a parUcu.. The Moulllaln," "Bntlleo,• · ·, " 1<•: · I• 1'<- :?•· Leo Childs, Mr. GUkoy, Mrs. the Middleport Literary C I u b l11r bO!Jk It> rhiew. may conQct ButldJi," and tbe. program . • ' ': Outt:IJ_:." .'' GjJif RMI, at Holzer, Mrs. met titls woel< at tile home of ~ nuimber of the projram et1 'l'lth til~ l'lUP ainilnl ... ,~ II • · : .• '' 'l.- ,. · ~. !llro. Batey, Melt• Mrs. Nan Moore to plan ntll. eoim!tlttee. lllesa America." .. . ; , . .;.,_., .. ..,~;, --"' '"'.;.;,;;.:..iii~~~c:'! . ;~i • •• nov« IJlON lm~o:\ than during the fillt· •·'' walking yearo. Brillc ' ' your baby to • for famout Fimle M ·· 1Q1 DuroiKo• Colli ~ rtfox illolr '"Pllort ~ Girl S<o\lt Troop iltl of Mid- and pen pals: Delene DeloiJI, ~leport held ill eourt of hotJQr cook and activo citizen: Gar· . (in.est MIDDLEPORT, o; ., formal application w h i c h 1ciliary personnel these young fnust include parental approv- : women learn the care of the pa81 and a sli!led slaiem•nt by tient it the prime importance ·the family physician indicating I of the entire organi,.tion. she Is qualified hfallh·wioe for Their suecesslul attenlion to 'I smire. ,detail is otteoted ID by tbeir The Condy Striper prosram · continuolly opandilll PI'Oifllll ha.s a two fold obJective ot Hol· [•nd increuillfl numbers with zrr Hospital, 1 openi11f1 of every ochool year. ;mart. I ' an- Girl Scout Court of Honor is Held ,-At Leader's Home' Mrs • Paul Smart . • "I said to the Sealy salt#1man ... Loi: l9r. All Ctmdy ., N l M.Widtho In ·whitt, ltlgi or Bleck 1 ,., ,, -------,:;~~..;.•.;-;;,;j;;- ~ .. de- ) Sale of slle<d brotd partments In !he flrol cabl-' prohibited Ill lilt not of the United Stoles: State, 1States from 1943 until the Tr.,.ury ond War. Iof World War II. - -- ·-- ~--~--· --- -- I' \ $2~ k I ; . �I I , ' . i \; • I · VACATION-TIME ,,._ SPECIALS ·---"'-·· - -·-· ... ...,............. .-w•lfit.......... ~"" I . 1962 Iuick lnvida_ Conv. '' $1595 Automatic trans. Power SteeriDi. White fiW.h, red interior. Radio and heater. Extr~ good W. W. tires. 1965 CHEVROLET 1mpail' .. •·;· $2295 Hardtop coupe, standard trammistign, power steerIng. locally owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful fawn interior, maroon over beJae exterior fini.oh. Spare never used, spotleJS tbl'ougbout. HOT ONE! •• 1960 TR-3 aGAbSTER New whitewall tires, 4 speed trans. Red body, 0. D. PARSONS good black lop. llel1lor Prlctd l•low M1rktt 1U IIIII Aw., fMif. Prico, Only IIOURII ROOM bath, I mi. dul U. I. . 15, lice ' 191. City willll', .... ... be a.-need. I ROOM b9UJt, I mL lrolll ..,,.. .10 A. lfOUDCI, ' lllp, priced to seD 1,500. ca. ba IIDanced. ~ "•• ( Ill ... y l I!. A.M. ' Dotno Notice i.iALE-FiiJG for service, TUOIIky Mly Slot, 1966 I 7:30P.M. cine, Rt. I, Horse Cave Road 2 rrii\es below IIBl!han. Owen Avenue. Aliuer..n. 5 29 3tp . \:-· ~ ............. ............ , IOAID of RIALTOII · . ECI(Bt & NIBERT VIII,.,.. Locust - i, n':;:l ' AltllwA.MI: ... S.le or Tmlt ....., .... "'-·• Wlll'lll~l. • • • • L. lmiiiWIII,D.Hoi.. W.o.i . ....... . ... o.o.,_... ww, 1] 11.' I 01 tresses. Riot IIOd Corllll Fur· allure. 1111-U types ol Would You Believe All This In Spring Valley E~f•tes For materlala. block, brlek, sewer pipe, udows, llntels, etc. Claude $21,500 Wllllers, Rio Grande, 0. Cll 1 _ 1 Bedrooms 1-6121 alter $. 2 - I II IDe batbJ Offered 3 - built-In ldtcben • dlllette Se . 9 Jarp closets rv•- PAINTING FOR FARMERS eTri-CouDty ServtcoPlu Maaoa Co. West Va. e3l Years E>perienco • - fireplaee 5 t - Wall-Wall ""'''d LR 7 - 2 car garage · IF Tins fine heme will fOUl' . 1!1"1•. •all .lor app<ilnl' 1 meat to ·- In locality. •Free eotlmolell elncludiDg houses and Rural Churches RADIA'l'ORS t3 each, batlerles l!~· . copP.,r f .20. Kerrs Run ~;ilchaol' Houle. Open six 41!ts · a week from 12 tiU 5. .. . i2731c WRITI ERNEST THORNI Thurmon'-Ohio or Phono. ""5-.1269 • ,. FER11UZER Jll)n, clolll aWDIIIp IDd repal~. pOrdl 9allan~;e, Landmlllc'a Got EVERYTHING ,' :''' . ........IDC! '~··· WUUl~ IN Wbifty ' ·~~- ' "" .. ' ' unlloim$., women's 'the hllj s.tlnel -~~~_To _ Buy ,_e·-··. . o·w. 1! 0~lil{ile St. : ll8Jj:D CANOE, ph. -~~~~~ aft. ... 5:110 p. m. 124-J ' ,. ... . boo porejl lhldM. Dale Wippel SappiJ, 21S OnloQ . Avo., Poiueroy, Olllo. '. Ill 381e GREAT 4iQIS b\>ule trailer, olle 10 II.· Alsa men•• work cblldren's cili!tbinc, rup. Jeflon OMd ~. Rl. 33, loins the Falrgrouods. a ~=~ I 5 22 TUYn . TRAILERS· . ' AND . RAWLEIGH buslneu In S. GalUs Co. I!JID"Cesaary. Above eamlngo. Write Rawlelgb Depl OlfE.IBI-2411, Freepoit, I .. D1. · YouN<i-iltaii for steady Job tn Qalllpolls. Prefer married maa 21 to 35 wllh military obllgalloll lulftlled. llosplt.al~ ,.UOO and paid cacation. Ph . . ,·ttt01811 for lnter't'ln. 125-S • BI'OP llinmNG Alii -*WJ) a btl.llnesl ol 7011r own. ~~jlfiiVt..re­ paln. AllouimJ"qt pon.'OIII. .... ID lrr8I!P .. Inter. ., l'b. • • • . IO-U 'I' . Peni, fiUO up, olhen f:US to $7.10. Stmmolll Pljl•• lice l<iutpaaem. UJ.lfl ... ~·T·-~ -' ""'" --· _ ....·-.~~- '-::'"" I I ' ,l ' ' . 'CA!NW IIG/ce Your lit8t!n>affom ·Far Rental~ Now. $795 �I I , ' . i \; • I · VACATION-TIME ,,._ SPECIALS ·---"'-·· - -·-· ... ...,............. .-w•lfit.......... ~"" I . 1962 Iuick lnvida_ Conv. '' $1595 Automatic trans. Power SteeriDi. White fiW.h, red interior. Radio and heater. Extr~ good W. W. tires. 1965 CHEVROLET 1mpail' .. •·;· $2295 Hardtop coupe, standard trammistign, power steerIng. locally owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful fawn interior, maroon over beJae exterior fini.oh. Spare never used, spotleJS tbl'ougbout. HOT ONE! •• 1960 TR-3 aGAbSTER New whitewall tires, 4 speed trans. Red body, 0. D. PARSONS good black lop. llel1lor Prlctd l•low M1rktt 1U IIIII Aw., fMif. Prico, Only IIOURII ROOM bath, I mi. dul U. I. . 15, lice ' 191. City willll', .... ... be a.-need. I ROOM b9UJt, I mL lrolll ..,,.. .10 A. lfOUDCI, ' lllp, priced to seD 1,500. ca. ba IIDanced. ~ "•• ( Ill ... y l I!. A.M. ' Dotno Notice i.iALE-FiiJG for service, TUOIIky Mly Slot, 1966 I 7:30P.M. cine, Rt. I, Horse Cave Road 2 rrii\es below IIBl!han. Owen Avenue. Aliuer..n. 5 29 3tp . \:-· ~ ............. ............ , IOAID of RIALTOII · . ECI(Bt & NIBERT VIII,.,.. Locust - i, n':;:l ' AltllwA.MI: ... S.le or Tmlt ....., .... "'-·• Wlll'lll~l. • • • • L. lmiiiWIII,D.Hoi.. W.o.i . ....... . ... o.o.,_... ww, 1] 11.' I 01 tresses. Riot IIOd Corllll Fur· allure. 1111-U types ol Would You Believe All This In Spring Valley E~f•tes For materlala. block, brlek, sewer pipe, udows, llntels, etc. Claude $21,500 Wllllers, Rio Grande, 0. Cll 1 _ 1 Bedrooms 1-6121 alter $. 2 - I II IDe batbJ Offered 3 - built-In ldtcben • dlllette Se . 9 Jarp closets rv•- PAINTING FOR FARMERS eTri-CouDty ServtcoPlu Maaoa Co. West Va. e3l Years E>perienco • - fireplaee 5 t - Wall-Wall ""'''d LR 7 - 2 car garage · IF Tins fine heme will fOUl' . 1!1"1•. •all .lor app<ilnl' 1 meat to ·- In locality. •Free eotlmolell elncludiDg houses and Rural Churches RADIA'l'ORS t3 each, batlerles l!~· . copP.,r f .20. Kerrs Run ~;ilchaol' Houle. Open six 41!ts · a week from 12 tiU 5. .. . i2731c WRITI ERNEST THORNI Thurmon'-Ohio or Phono. ""5-.1269 • ,. FER11UZER Jll)n, clolll aWDIIIp IDd repal~. pOrdl 9allan~;e, Landmlllc'a Got EVERYTHING ,' :''' . ........IDC! '~··· WUUl~ IN Wbifty ' ·~~- ' "" .. ' ' unlloim$., women's 'the hllj s.tlnel -~~~_To _ Buy ,_e·-··. . o·w. 1! 0~lil{ile St. : ll8Jj:D CANOE, ph. -~~~~~ aft. ... 5:110 p. m. 124-J ' ,. ... . boo porejl lhldM. Dale Wippel SappiJ, 21S OnloQ . Avo., Poiueroy, Olllo. '. Ill 381e GREAT 4iQIS b\>ule trailer, olle 10 II.· Alsa men•• work cblldren's cili!tbinc, rup. Jeflon OMd ~. Rl. 33, loins the Falrgrouods. a ~=~ I 5 22 TUYn . TRAILERS· . ' AND . RAWLEIGH buslneu In S. GalUs Co. I!JID"Cesaary. Above eamlngo. Write Rawlelgb Depl OlfE.IBI-2411, Freepoit, I .. D1. · YouN<i-iltaii for steady Job tn Qalllpolls. Prefer married maa 21 to 35 wllh military obllgalloll lulftlled. llosplt.al~ ,.UOO and paid cacation. Ph . . ,·ttt01811 for lnter't'ln. 125-S • BI'OP llinmNG Alii -*WJ) a btl.llnesl ol 7011r own. ~~jlfiiVt..re­ paln. AllouimJ"qt pon.'OIII. .... ID lrr8I!P .. Inter. ., l'b. • • • . IO-U 'I' . Peni, fiUO up, olhen f:US to $7.10. Stmmolll Pljl•• lice l<iutpaaem. UJ.lfl ... ~·T·-~ -' ""'" --· _ ....·-.~~- '-::'"" I I ' ,l ' ' . 'CA!NW IIG/ce Your lit8t!n>affom ·Far Rental~ Now. $795 �, . ' , r ~. ~ '! }i i, ' ' ~ ' .. ' " ,,( Dateline: Gallia ' '.,, The Meigs '. " '. ' ...............~ ....- •~< ·•,'"'r' •' '" .- ·~-·-· ~ -·..-- r--'*'~ - ·- · --..-..-,.- -·· ~ - · · .- ·~ . ' •...,.., ·. · -_ . ~ ~..... . •. • .,., t ' "·-' , ' f , '. '.. •· ... .. -........... .....,. ... _..,.,........--. -·-··~... ... ............. ' ~'..... , .. ....,.. . ., ......... ... .....,.. , . ... ....' ~ ·~,,· o;' ·....... • ..,...,...._.,....,......,.. ...---. _.,.. .... ..·· ---~·"7~~ ..~.,.., ":, -,,.!'•·· ··· · · .·-... ·---. ...····· . .. · -~: . rr. ' News Beat ; I .' ., ' .' ' . I ' c..... GllEAT :. FRIENDl . NIGHTS , ..;"":~ ' '' / ·<·'.' ~ - {' I • OPi:N · . I ' . . ' · 6:00 to !:00 THE FARMERS BANK . and SAVINGS CO. ;., Membtr Fldtrll Rturve Sysltm Mtl'\'!bor P.D.I.~.­ •., POMEKUY, I'M .GDI~G TO GRow o. THE. FIR~ ROSE1 . OF 'THE. SEASON • Sl c fte M,ark or Btgh quuty ••• QIJAUT.t\NE LP A FIRST IS t>. FIRST IS A ll KE THE OLt> ~VINe. fi~Tf GOE'S ••• GAs 's d r I I l For New and Old -Homes "JN 1957 he retired from the extension service so. ho could devote full time to his dairy farm operatton. His 40 cow herd produced an avera~• 15,600 pounds of milk and 569 pounds of butterfat m 1964·65. Curre11t average is 17,000 pounds of butterfat. He and his wife, Alice, are now assisted by thetr daughter, Ellen, and her husband, Farrell Crago. • BLOOM 11l99 . '0 JN • * • $ ITMAV7Ak6 Kind of Service A Ul'ri.E MORE EFFORT ANI'> A we give• . U'fl'l£ MORE tWRJ<•• PERSONAllY TANKS! . - BUT GOOD , ·PLAMNING. ALI.UAVS '· PA-iS OF.F! OWNED {· BOTTLED GAS 1 <' Now HEAT YOUR 1-io»E WITH OUR "Cl\JALITANE" LP GASII ,J ,. • 3 99·'5 KnowstM Wo Hovo Tho Tonbl LP GAS • WE'VE heard of cars hitting dogs, but it's unusual and news when a dog hits a car. This happened on State St., In front of Smith's Buick Co., re~ntly. See!Ds a well·known Gallia coun!Ian was dmmg toward Third Ave., when a dog leaped onto the hood of his Volloswagon. Result!! A dented hood. The dog bounced off, un· Injured and continued on its way. ' OF 1Ni SEASON,! · Everybody ON • closing Starbuck's career was described by_ such attribut~s as, "determJnation, integrity, faith, mdus· t~ enthusiasm and devotion." •J • to. ·500 Gal. LP Gas Systems tJO RENT extension programs in the state." • · ·WATERl · INSTALLATION "STARBUCK managed a Guer~ey he~d for 13 years after graduating from WIIIrnni\On m 1917. 1n t~e eurly 1930s, he received his master's degr~e from Ohio State. He was named Gallia county agent m 1934, and in 1938, was invited to join the faculty of Rio Grande college to organile a student self-help program and serve as a recreation instructor. "' "' "IN 1940, Starbuck became a rovi~g county agent, aer· ving Coshocton, Athens, Auglaize, Fay~tte and Har· din counties. In 1942, he was named an agent In Lof\an county where he developed one of the best county daJJ')' • ALR~AP/! WOWf'lOOK AT THAT GREAT t ROSE. THe' .... Mlat . A COMPLETE HEATING • • C'MON, MAYSE IT · NEEDS MDf'E PlANT A REMINDER -- Don't !or~et '!'Uesday's ?:30 p.m., planning commission meetmg m the Gallipolis Mu· nlcipal Building. All civic-minded Gallipolitans and GaiJla countians should b<>present. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weeklv Gallia Times . . . William H. Schwartz\va\der. progressive and well-known stockman, succumbs at home on Rt. 160 . . Dorothy M. Haub~l! named new Gallia county home agent . . . G~lllpohs W. L. lngerick is ono of nine Oblo delegates picked to attend 25th annual national convent.1on of Modern Woodmen of America in Chicago ... Herman A. Rut!, well-known carpenter. succumbs . . . Approximately 500 pei~ons attend '>lemorial Day servic~s In Old French City . John Janes named managi~g dlrect~r of Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce . . Addison Twp s Campaign Baptist Church to observe 106th annlver sary on June ~ . El~hty··one summer students enrol ed at Rio Grande College. .. I 22. 1:20 a. m.: L. Fteore up 22, 14 1 :50 a. m.: Valley Transporter down 23, 2:15 a. m.; Harvey Jordon down 23, 5:10 a. m.; Gallipolis Kentuckian up 23, 5:55 a. m.; Rl.ver News I Bruco Donnlo MORE ON THE REGATI'A .. AI Leonard, regatta chairman, rep:~rts a free tourists art show will be held from June 111· 12 in Pomeroy under the supervision of William Mayer. Anyone wishing to participate can contact Mayer at 9112·2035. Bill is hoplng to lu!ve paintings, rugs, water colors and pottery lor the show. MRS. E. R. SCARBERRY of Racine has forwarded me born up Marmet 10:55 p.ll).; Jeffei'SO.I up Wlnfield 12:05 a. m.; Allen R. Merrill down field I a. m.; Solvay up WIB·II field 2:110 a.m.; Locy Jane C8ll up Winfield 3:05 a. B. Shaver, Jr., don WIIIIleb GH lMtalllllon 1962 CHM II NOVA SPT. CPE. Red & white, red Interior, 8 cyl. engine, Powerallde traDJ· mlstilon, radio, heater, wblte wall tires. $1195 ' CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER · . BlJlCKS All Models In Stock· · LPGAS . . tRIVIERAS ' - ,, ' Bottled GAS, Ser¥~1ce . DIAL 742-4211 • . ' .. ,, ' ·' .,.,_.,. . ' ' ~ J • • \ ' '• <-.; •..... !;' . ttl.~ .. ; lARGEST LOCALlY OWNED BOmE·DAS,COMP.MY '• . " +'~~· ;~ .".tl,l OWNED & t!>PERATED '~Y ' . ,1, . '' ,· ,, . ' Ji<ptembe< I, 1se6 RUTLAND FURNITURE COMPANY.'.S· . . • • !lflor uptn, l'roJ11118 Gu " . ·, ; · ' • .. . .\. illotallaUon. . Avallablo . I .plcula, lllllo . IDp, etc. Butal LP Gu. Given with taeb SERVI(:ED LOCAL BY ••• Jllcbeot Qualltf eSPECIAL$ tleSABRES t'(VILD9ATS ' tELECTRAS -tm ""' .llltiiJ .... ...:!limp outdoon, BUY LOCAL ' I . ' LP GAS UGHT Our Fleet of Trucks to.Serve YouQllolltlnt AIR CONDITION .·'l ., . ~.;.oiOuahfr I f'alls 4.00 rising, Charleston, Greenup 10:40 p. m.; Mark M. 19-~ stationary. London, Mar- up Greenup II :10 p. m.; Alton met and Winfif!ld darns were IZephyr up Greenup 2:45 a.m.: ~n the sills. K;y D. down Greenup ~:liO a. Boat MO\'emenls: . m.; Peace down Meldahl Obio River - Winnie Mae : p. m.: Franklin B. down ·_ down 14,6:10 p. m.; Inca up 14, Idahl 3,30 p. m.; Defender up f :05 r m.; Rose G. up 14, 6:10 Meldahl 8:20 p. m.; Havana u. m.; .Jeflboat down 14, 6,30 Sephyr down Meidahl t:20 p.m.; o. m.; New Martinsville down Frank Durant up Meldalii 12:20 II, 8:4> a.m.; Charles K. down a. m. ; J. S. Lewis up Meldahl 1>, 7 a. m.; Titan up 16, 6:00 a. 3:25 a. m.; Jobo J. Rowe '·' .m.; Louisiana up 17, 2:10 a. up Meldalll 4:15a.m.; Beav· ; .···m.; Philip Sporn up 11, It a.m.; ~r down Meldabl4:15 a.m.; 01~ .,1: g F. Shearer up 19, 5:15a.m.: •ver Shearer up Meldabl ·l:40 .Tillolt down Ill, 8 a. m.; Na- a. m. 1 · •' ~I up 20, 2:56 a. m.; St. Ga!iipolla llano -Onward up Miry'a down 20, 5:10 a. m.; 1L30 p.m.; Mart EIIIIID · ,l!:'ei ~s doWn 211, 8:20 a. 1:311 a. m.; L. W. Sweet · Iii.; jF.deana Boaworth up 21, 2:50 a. m. f 1a, m.; Buciceye state down Kanawha River- Fort Daat- With lach Ll' SPECIJILI Gauge rtadings: Dam 12.%, 14.8, running 9 feet A. J. Patten down 23, 7:15 a. 4:20 a. m. ' on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason m.; Oleander up Greenup, 21H15, Pt. Pleasant 24.35, Hin- p. m.; Western up Greenup, ton 1.57 stationary, Kanawha 5:40 p. m.; Pamela D. down I FREEl I'IIIS WfJEK'S . . , I. '. '' . '.. ... .' .. .. I , •1 �, . ' , r ~. ~ '! }i i, ' ' ~ ' .. ' " ,,( Dateline: Gallia ' '.,, The Meigs '. " '. ' ...............~ ....- •~< ·•,'"'r' •' '" .- ·~-·-· ~ -·..-- r--'*'~ - ·- · --..-..-,.- -·· ~ - · · .- ·~ . ' •...,.., ·. · -_ . ~ ~..... . •. • .,., t ' "·-' , ' f , '. '.. •· ... .. -........... .....,. ... _..,.,........--. -·-··~... ... ............. ' ~'..... , .. ....,.. . ., ......... ... .....,.. , . ... ....' ~ ·~,,· o;' ·....... • ..,...,...._.,....,......,.. ...---. _.,.. .... ..·· ---~·"7~~ ..~.,.., ":, -,,.!'•·· ··· · · .·-... ·---. ...····· . .. · -~: . rr. ' News Beat ; I .' ., ' .' ' . I ' c..... GllEAT :. FRIENDl . NIGHTS , ..;"":~ ' '' / ·<·'.' ~ - {' I • OPi:N · . I ' . . ' · 6:00 to !:00 THE FARMERS BANK . and SAVINGS CO. ;., Membtr Fldtrll Rturve Sysltm Mtl'\'!bor P.D.I.~.­ •., POMEKUY, I'M .GDI~G TO GRow o. THE. FIR~ ROSE1 . OF 'THE. SEASON • Sl c fte M,ark or Btgh quuty ••• QIJAUT.t\NE LP A FIRST IS t>. FIRST IS A ll KE THE OLt> ~VINe. fi~Tf GOE'S ••• GAs 's d r I I l For New and Old -Homes "JN 1957 he retired from the extension service so. ho could devote full time to his dairy farm operatton. His 40 cow herd produced an avera~• 15,600 pounds of milk and 569 pounds of butterfat m 1964·65. Curre11t average is 17,000 pounds of butterfat. He and his wife, Alice, are now assisted by thetr daughter, Ellen, and her husband, Farrell Crago. • BLOOM 11l99 . '0 JN • * • $ ITMAV7Ak6 Kind of Service A Ul'ri.E MORE EFFORT ANI'> A we give• . U'fl'l£ MORE tWRJ<•• PERSONAllY TANKS! . - BUT GOOD , ·PLAMNING. ALI.UAVS '· PA-iS OF.F! OWNED {· BOTTLED GAS 1 <' Now HEAT YOUR 1-io»E WITH OUR "Cl\JALITANE" LP GASII ,J ,. • 3 99·'5 KnowstM Wo Hovo Tho Tonbl LP GAS • WE'VE heard of cars hitting dogs, but it's unusual and news when a dog hits a car. This happened on State St., In front of Smith's Buick Co., re~ntly. See!Ds a well·known Gallia coun!Ian was dmmg toward Third Ave., when a dog leaped onto the hood of his Volloswagon. Result!! A dented hood. The dog bounced off, un· Injured and continued on its way. ' OF 1Ni SEASON,! · Everybody ON • closing Starbuck's career was described by_ such attribut~s as, "determJnation, integrity, faith, mdus· t~ enthusiasm and devotion." •J • to. ·500 Gal. LP Gas Systems tJO RENT extension programs in the state." • · ·WATERl · INSTALLATION "STARBUCK managed a Guer~ey he~d for 13 years after graduating from WIIIrnni\On m 1917. 1n t~e eurly 1930s, he received his master's degr~e from Ohio State. He was named Gallia county agent m 1934, and in 1938, was invited to join the faculty of Rio Grande college to organile a student self-help program and serve as a recreation instructor. "' "' "IN 1940, Starbuck became a rovi~g county agent, aer· ving Coshocton, Athens, Auglaize, Fay~tte and Har· din counties. In 1942, he was named an agent In Lof\an county where he developed one of the best county daJJ')' • ALR~AP/! WOWf'lOOK AT THAT GREAT t ROSE. THe' .... Mlat . A COMPLETE HEATING • • C'MON, MAYSE IT · NEEDS MDf'E PlANT A REMINDER -- Don't !or~et '!'Uesday's ?:30 p.m., planning commission meetmg m the Gallipolis Mu· nlcipal Building. All civic-minded Gallipolitans and GaiJla countians should b<>present. • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weeklv Gallia Times . . . William H. Schwartz\va\der. progressive and well-known stockman, succumbs at home on Rt. 160 . . Dorothy M. Haub~l! named new Gallia county home agent . . . G~lllpohs W. L. lngerick is ono of nine Oblo delegates picked to attend 25th annual national convent.1on of Modern Woodmen of America in Chicago ... Herman A. Rut!, well-known carpenter. succumbs . . . Approximately 500 pei~ons attend '>lemorial Day servic~s In Old French City . John Janes named managi~g dlrect~r of Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce . . Addison Twp s Campaign Baptist Church to observe 106th annlver sary on June ~ . El~hty··one summer students enrol ed at Rio Grande College. .. I 22. 1:20 a. m.: L. Fteore up 22, 14 1 :50 a. m.: Valley Transporter down 23, 2:15 a. m.; Harvey Jordon down 23, 5:10 a. m.; Gallipolis Kentuckian up 23, 5:55 a. m.; Rl.ver News I Bruco Donnlo MORE ON THE REGATI'A .. AI Leonard, regatta chairman, rep:~rts a free tourists art show will be held from June 111· 12 in Pomeroy under the supervision of William Mayer. Anyone wishing to participate can contact Mayer at 9112·2035. Bill is hoplng to lu!ve paintings, rugs, water colors and pottery lor the show. MRS. E. R. SCARBERRY of Racine has forwarded me born up Marmet 10:55 p.ll).; Jeffei'SO.I up Wlnfield 12:05 a. m.; Allen R. Merrill down field I a. m.; Solvay up WIB·II field 2:110 a.m.; Locy Jane C8ll up Winfield 3:05 a. B. Shaver, Jr., don WIIIIleb GH lMtalllllon 1962 CHM II NOVA SPT. CPE. Red & white, red Interior, 8 cyl. engine, Powerallde traDJ· mlstilon, radio, heater, wblte wall tires. $1195 ' CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER · . BlJlCKS All Models In Stock· · LPGAS . . tRIVIERAS ' - ,, ' Bottled GAS, Ser¥~1ce . DIAL 742-4211 • . ' .. ,, ' ·' .,.,_.,. . ' ' ~ J • • \ ' '• <-.; •..... !;' . ttl.~ .. ; lARGEST LOCALlY OWNED BOmE·DAS,COMP.MY '• . " +'~~· ;~ .".tl,l OWNED & t!>PERATED '~Y ' . ,1, . '' ,· ,, . ' Ji<ptembe< I, 1se6 RUTLAND FURNITURE COMPANY.'.S· . . • • !lflor uptn, l'roJ11118 Gu " . ·, ; · ' • .. . .\. illotallaUon. . Avallablo . I .plcula, lllllo . IDp, etc. Butal LP Gu. Given with taeb SERVI(:ED LOCAL BY ••• Jllcbeot Qualltf eSPECIAL$ tleSABRES t'(VILD9ATS ' tELECTRAS -tm ""' .llltiiJ .... ...:!limp outdoon, BUY LOCAL ' I . ' LP GAS UGHT Our Fleet of Trucks to.Serve YouQllolltlnt AIR CONDITION .·'l ., . ~.;.oiOuahfr I f'alls 4.00 rising, Charleston, Greenup 10:40 p. m.; Mark M. 19-~ stationary. London, Mar- up Greenup II :10 p. m.; Alton met and Winfif!ld darns were IZephyr up Greenup 2:45 a.m.: ~n the sills. K;y D. down Greenup ~:liO a. Boat MO\'emenls: . m.; Peace down Meldahl Obio River - Winnie Mae : p. m.: Franklin B. down ·_ down 14,6:10 p. m.; Inca up 14, Idahl 3,30 p. m.; Defender up f :05 r m.; Rose G. up 14, 6:10 Meldahl 8:20 p. m.; Havana u. m.; .Jeflboat down 14, 6,30 Sephyr down Meidahl t:20 p.m.; o. m.; New Martinsville down Frank Durant up Meldalii 12:20 II, 8:4> a.m.; Charles K. down a. m. ; J. S. Lewis up Meldahl 1>, 7 a. m.; Titan up 16, 6:00 a. 3:25 a. m.; Jobo J. Rowe '·' .m.; Louisiana up 17, 2:10 a. up Meldalll 4:15a.m.; Beav· ; .···m.; Philip Sporn up 11, It a.m.; ~r down Meldabl4:15 a.m.; 01~ .,1: g F. Shearer up 19, 5:15a.m.: •ver Shearer up Meldabl ·l:40 .Tillolt down Ill, 8 a. m.; Na- a. m. 1 · •' ~I up 20, 2:56 a. m.; St. Ga!iipolla llano -Onward up Miry'a down 20, 5:10 a. m.; 1L30 p.m.; Mart EIIIIID · ,l!:'ei ~s doWn 211, 8:20 a. 1:311 a. m.; L. W. Sweet · Iii.; jF.deana Boaworth up 21, 2:50 a. m. f 1a, m.; Buciceye state down Kanawha River- Fort Daat- With lach Ll' SPECIJILI Gauge rtadings: Dam 12.%, 14.8, running 9 feet A. J. Patten down 23, 7:15 a. 4:20 a. m. ' on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason m.; Oleander up Greenup, 21H15, Pt. Pleasant 24.35, Hin- p. m.; Western up Greenup, ton 1.57 stationary, Kanawha 5:40 p. m.; Pamela D. down I FREEl I'IIIS WfJEK'S . . , I. '. '' . '.. ... .' .. .. I , •1 �' . '· · ·'· I '' ,, ,i ' ' '' ' p ' ' ' \~ ' , ',i •' ' -·· -· ··· ·· -·· " May29, 1966 • I • { : Da1 i I "' '· ·, i ~. ,. ! ry;, 'j •:))~~'7:~ii" ~.;r.;,;~.; . · :· ·' ;. .. · ,1 ' !• " •, ·' · .' ,. ,,.; •· ,. ·'·.r :,~} :-:. ""·" ~ f ..r: •- !~r·..~.. ,•---1 .. ·,.. ,,. -· 1 · 'f" .. ' ~~·-~··• .. I'··· ~ ;- ·•• '"·"' '1'"'·"..1_,.. ·· -~-,..... ..., . ..,.-:"' '"'-. ,' ·' , .. , ....... ' ""I' ..j · • · .. .., ... . 4 - . ~ ..... - · · .. ........ ~. ..... - .............. Ill ... . . .. _.....,_..-..,.-......_ ..... -"' • ·~- ... .,....... WI C Jt " ' ,l ~·. A BIG tuxno Doughboy , in the Public . larger attenda · 98th annual .' sl~ted in the ~ ·gmnmg at 10 1 • , J. J. Pannaba,i moria! Da) , .Dateline last 1 : should be rem c ly after Memc ·j ..al\JIPing from , zine, "It has t j which place si ,. for Memorial ; • an indefinite P. ~ ' I CONTINUED I OfpOSitiOn . tiona Convent , canism Comml the intent of '· ; Legion Poats s' • regulations inl tl 1M lD G Ia Ill • AM CONJURED UP AQUICI'i fiiOVIER .• from veterans' 1 ial Day.' Posta' • RAYMOND Sl agent, and' faculty in the ,1 Man of the Yea .." • 1 :' J . iUOUtiHT 1 ~OII'D Ll~ I 'lOSEE AlE WITll'lll' WIND A~' I RAIN IN MA~ ~AiR! a QN MAY 5, county resif cate, describiliJ teacher, and l;lc Ji READ THE A ; April15 at S · in the Agricul < State Universit r of the Year. I I "A SST. Dean:r 113:: ton, acted • I guests who gatl r early 50s Starb· City. Here he st ' ' "IN 1957 hen could devoto His 40 cow bert milk and 569 p av11ce, ~rageareis 17,0( A now her husband, FE ' B'UGS B'UN'NY rPs IMA)~IeL.f 10 00 IITMIR, SIRe.. I . I'M AFAAID AM Of:\CID OF FUNDS AND OUT' OF PETrla./ ------.1111!' \ ~ . . . • ' 0..•.1.' I ··, BelmclaJal ' bF B:lll ' ' ·. . i t ; ~-·· ,, . "STARBUCK D It"'·..'. after gradu£ \~ eorly 1930s, he . I• ~•j State. He was Ji r •• ' in 1938, was in• College to orgr serve as a reere~ "IN !940, Start Play • ving Coshocf din counties. In county where he extension progr1 WON, ~N&ST~ We Here HA"D TO BF.ING IN·' .Meigs Counlf lisJlop's Com- . · lie play Step ·. JN closing, StaJ attributes as, try, enthusiasm 1 ,• WE'VE heard o ' and news wh State St., in fran a well-known Ga '' Ave., when a dar ' gon. Result!! A i Injured, and cant I . lth the li:fe of and defeat Ill I ! A REMINDER the I. ,,• I 1 planning corr ·~r., nlcipal Building. .. 118 countians shm ., TWENTY VEAl Tribune and Srhwartzwalder. ~urcumbs at horr named new Gall W. L. lngerirk is attend 25th ann1 Woodmen of Am well-known carp• 500 persons atte French Cily . o! Gallipolis ChaJ C~mpaign Bapli• sary on .June 9 . ed at Rio Grande' :' j ' '' .. .. . ' fan . I -• •. ' " ; ' ., •I ~ inned~ • .,. I" . ' I NEV5f< C(U.D Tmd lJNDEQ<STAND WH.<U PEOPLE eeE: IN ro.P. ~ ·~ I NT-~ ' Rt. 1 1.eo11,a j light in a 0111"\wo. 15 miles ftOal ' readings: .... ., the sills. ~ Boat Movements: m.; Louisiana up 1~ • m.; Philip Sporn up I 1), .F. Shearer up 19, Tlllolt down IJI, 6 a · lkmal cp 20, 2:55 1 Mary's down 20, 5:1 .Jl~l Express down 1 m.; ,Edeana Bosw~ e:a. m.; Buciteye ~ ' ' .. alit 1a n (Buck) Gfi;,a:. ./ tere. pimledr.,. ,, ton 1.57 stationary, ' rails 4.05 rising, ; 19.1!8 stationary. L01 1 met and Winfield t I U, 6:45a.m.; Charle 15, 7 a. m.; Titan up ccuned at , , Stover 10.9>, Pt. Pleasant 1 Ohio River - Wil I 4own 14, 6:10 p. m.; '! 1:05 r m.; Rose G. . u. m.: ,Jeffboat dow 1 1. m.: New Martins I ·· river of a :~ · ' went out of-a · m embartlr'~ on rollers, Pomero: ~ !IOCOIIIIar7i!M t1, Leon-lladeiiJRd. ta ' ; Dam 12.2, 14.8, rom i , including llllql Robert C8mpj the parish bullie · will eoable -~ "' to beclliiiWIII . ..·"', River Nt Gauge congreglllal- ernight~ ( .' ~~-- ~ ·-· '"•.. ., ~ ··~· . ·'• ., .,.,_.1 ' I '• ' ~ THE '' '- •, : I• �• " .-. . . -- . . ... ... ... -.. . . - ·---·..-_... . . . '' Da~ {_ ' r .·- ( II ' ' . ' '',_ .. / • ..._. ~ '' . '•·· "-' ,I ,_.,. ,.,~, 1-. ·", ....: ....... """'~· -· ... ,,' . ' ~ ' ' ~, " " . e .,·II. ' '· .~ ~ I I· ' \ 'l il'l !!} ~z, ·J J. Pan_nl!.bak•' A ;I . moria! Day l, ,Dateline last w• 11 should be rente • !li:ter Memo( mg from tJ : zlne, "It has be ' which place sm ( · for Memorial D , ,·, an indefinite pe I· .{., • ' ~' ··l •• j• \ ,. tf A • CONTINUED t opposition (( . tiona! Conventi< , canism Commis • the intent of U ,, Legion Posts sb · regulations in r; . from veterans' 1 . ia1 Day.' Posts a ., be< 1114 Ga 111 m• tn •I . ~' • . . ~" RAYMOND Sta •• , agent, and ( ~<i : faculty in the 19 •I Man ofthe Year ye QN MAY 5, a: county resid• cate, describing teacher, and Hoi ; Ill I .- ~ ' ' ' . 'i' ·'; ' ,, ;'' ' , ; M ,,S!"' d/r1 ~ f t "A SST. Dean ol ,. I ton, acted 1 guests who gatb• I early 50s Starbu City, Here he sta "IN 1957 f; f .., READ THE Ad April15 at t - in the Agricult: 1 State University of the Year. b ~ • ~ •' • .• could devote His 40 cow herd milk and 569 pc average is 17,00i Alice, are now ' her husband, Fm ~- "JN 1940, starb: ving Coshoc~ din counties. In : county where he extension progra bvArt Sanso111 y he ret "STARBUCK m after gradual eorly 1980s, he r State . He was ns in 1938, was inv College to or~a: serve as a recrea· TBB . BORN LOSBB . ,. .. ~- ' '\. I . '>- , . , . ' . ' • ·~; ; ' .. ' .. .,. ,_,_ ; ' ,, .. :!, " ' . .-, 'I ' ,~ . ·.'·-"' •. Play • ' " 'l . WE'VE heard c ernight hospitall , including sta3 · ' Robert CmiJjl> ·· tbe parish bGillt will enable .lidl r, .1! TWENTY YEAf ·- Tribune and Schwartzwalder, · succumbs at hom named new Galli W. L. lngerick is attend 25th anm Woodmen of Am• well-known carp< 500 persons atteJ Fren~ h City . . of Gallipolis ChaD Compaign Baptis sary on June 9 . , ed at Rio, ....Grande 1 by Gttorge L•IDont • I . ~, ' ~ ~~ ~ River N£ t •· m.; , New Martins Ill,; 1Edeana ~ - :.. m.; Buckeye S .' ,..; . •• • . . ,...._······--!J ., I ~. 1' } wHY, :t't..t.. ae-r Sl-46 HAS lltS OL.P! ~~ ·t~ .~,. ' ' .I ·g'1' i t. ~· ' I (;i j ·~· •' ' • \ ' ' • • I : .~~~ ' 1 I I• •l'' •• ~ :' I I J ' '!\ ......... :eto~ I -.• fan . . mne ·. • ., Truckt ·., -~ ·! . ··'1 NT-~ a Rt 1 Leon, · :: light in a OJMI~ .::.,r; . _.i :s ' _j Leon-Badel\,~ ccumd at •N J .: 14,, G:45 a.m.; Charle 15, 7 a. m.: Titan up 1 . ~; Louisiana up 1 : m.: Pbillp Sporn up ; Shearer up 11, down It, 8 a up 20, 2:116 1 K,ll'Y's down 20, S:t Express down l .. tbe congregatlatF planning com nlcipal Building. , liB countlans shot "· m.; .Jeflboat dow ' and defeat Ill REMINDER. 20.95, Pt. Pleasant ' ton 1.57 stationary, , falls 4.05 rising, . 19.08 stationary. Lo: met and WlnfiP.Id t ~n the sills. loat Movemeuts: ! Ohio River - W~ i .down 14, 6:10 p. m.; l f:OS F m.: Rose G. ·>< ith the life of and news wht State St., in front a well-known Gal Ave., when a dog 80D. Result!! A d injured, and cont> on rollers, Pomero• • ' .Meigs County llsboy,·s Com- . he pay step attributes as, try, enthusiasm a Gauge readJngs: Dam 12.2, 14.8, rom •,. Here JN closing, Star A ~~ ,,-"!; l:lf river ofo- . :en~~:·¥i , Stover ·' ~ (Buck) Gf!U;· '~ ........ . tere . .. ~ ~~ ' ~' _,. ' �.. ' ·If;j ' I ,. ' ... "'·' " ' ' ~' " ,. ,. ' " < ' ..........._.- "...,...,.. .. .... ·• ..... ... -.......... _____...... . . . . ..... .... ' . . . .... ' , "' . I" , . ' . -. ,.,. ". ~ •• "~ . ... J. ' - . • •·- •- ~ ....... ~•--- • ~ •~ " - • • •.., ~ • ·t-- .- .....--•r· · -' ··· ' . .. .: ' ••·-~-~---· ---~-------.. ·-·---._,...._,.. __ . . ---. , • · • -~ .. ·- · • .,. -··' _., II ,-,...,... ·r .... ,""'•~~"·· , · . . . . ' - • ·-~ •, \ .I . . 0! . ~· ;•,< )[ . •. ' ' in the •, larger atll 98th annl i slated in 1 ginning a . I . J. J. Pann moria!I, '.. Dateline ~ l' should be. •. ly after 1.j J,titpping fJi· zine, "It b; c ; ro~i~.~!J • Van indefi1 of ~ •co~ ' opposi bet . tiona! Co Ga . tbe inten 111 • int , camsm m• THEN THE CHIHUAHUA, PEKING-ESE AND COLLIE! THeN THE BASSET MVlJr BOSWN TERRIER ! · se•~NAUZER AND Legion P '" regulatio . from vet . la! Day.' Pt Ill 1 wt . RAYMO~ agent, t .a · faculty m~ c:a Man of ~ ON · . ' MAYI countf,J cate, desCri " .. teacher,~ t READ Tift April ijl. Dl in the Agti Sl I State Unive1 dJ of the Year. vj ... ' ' r:. ,l!c... -.•..' ... ' ·.. .... n IJ "ASST. De; Ill ton, act ~ guests who ( • I early 5C . St; ; City. Here he Ot7TOVRWAY . ., . I '' "IN 1957 he could de\ His 40 cow bt ·• 1 milk and 56! average is ~7 .1 Alice, are IUl t her husband, , f "STARBUCR after grid early 1930s, t State. He was in 1938, was ' College to or serve as a reel WELL. IF WE'RE -RI:LATEP, TIIE:RE'• BEAuty IN Til! FAMt~Y AFTER ALL! "IN 194G, sta ving Cosh< din counties. I county where ] extension pro( 1Play r'Here : to Meigs County JN closing, St attributes 1 try, enthusiasn t Bishop's Conio . the play Step . reb. ,: witli the life of 'e and defeat bt. WE'VE heard and news ' State St., in fro a well-known G Ave., when a d· gon. Result!! J\ injured, and co: of !be eongregalk! •· ' overnight ~ ""''· including slall · and Robert cq. In !be parish lllliDI ay will enable .fdl · A REMINDED planning co nlcipal B11ilding lla countians sh> lenceto~ TWENTY YEl Tribune and "i Schwarlzwalder ' succumbs at ho! named new Gal W. L lngerick I attend 25th am Woodmen of An well-known cal'} 500 persons att• French City . of Gallipolis Cha Campaign Bapti sao-y on June H . ed at Rio Grande River N Gauge readinp: Dam 12.2, 14.8, rur on rollers, Pomen 20.95, Pt. Pleasanj ~n 1.57 staUonacy raus 4.05 rising, li.OI s.tationary. 1.0 met and Winfi•ld . 1n !be sUls. S.t Movemeng: , I. Ohio RIVtr - 1\'1 4own 14, 1:10 p. m.; f:05 F m. ; llooe G, u. m.; Jeflboat dq9 ~~_ 1. nJ.: New Mart~ 14,. 8:45 a.m.; Cha~ . 1"! .. 15, 1 a. m.; ntan '8' ,, ,m.,; Louisiana up 1.11 -~o;~ · '· IlL; Philip Sporn Q. F. Sbearer up ufl! Jl , 'l'lll9Jt down JJ, 6~ ll¢lal up 20, 2:55fij , M~ry'a down 20~ ~: .~ EJ:press doWII\~ · ill:; .·.Edeana Bos\9 t ~ ~~ • ,, . ''if' m.; Baeye ' ·-·.. lite -6 hava the. tMo Pinned~ ~rTmcl..:ASANT 14, Rt. I ·< Leon,LeCiiiorl ay night in a ~'wo &ilia · secotldaJY-'lld. the Leon-Baden lid. "' 15 miles I on at ....~f· 1t occurred •s driver of a ~ , 1ich went out of;~ · op an emha~ · -ned. Srover atiil' •il '. lelson (Buck) Gi>eeao " ' were . pinned·:.-. ,, !k. truck of !be Power the scene ited lbe truck ' !CtriC (l8: · 3reenlee. ; dead neath the ~ ...., �,.. '·· ' ' ' 1!)" ' ' •. .,. • ' . ., ' ',, '\ I ' ,, ·~ I ...' ,, ,. ' .. \ \-1' ~ '' VOL XVIII · NO. 30 . n . Date ,: shou :. ly ai whici !for 1\ an inr 41.' TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1966 . ' ·~Ill! zme, .' . -------~ Nation's Drivers t Death Record J. J ( POMEROY-MIDDL~T. OHIO ' ' enttnP Deeollld To Th Inter., 0/ Th Melfi·MIIIDn ~,_ •. A ' in I • larg l 9Dtl ! slat< I gin! • e '' ' A • CON I OI . tiona! tl bet iDI • canis1 (· Go . the iJ lu ·• LegioJ m< reguli . from' .. , ial D~ ."' . sc , ,' I r, '" I RA~ ': ·~ facultj Manol Yl ON ~ l\1 co~ cate, d Ill teachft I :M ,, READ Ill Apr j in the Sl State U dl of the\' rt II ~ guests~ •• ' Ii RIGHT, UNK! THOSE early 5!1 City. Het t f .ALLBY OOP . . ' .---------t "ASST. ton, a: IWfi'IANS... Al.lEY No!' R)O:ZV, I tHINK . "' !'.... WEU.t!LL PUT A STOP lU'IMAT RIGHT NOW! -·.. . · CAl LED 'EM! "JN 195 Accidents could His 40 c< milk and I average I Alice, arr her hush: "STARR after enrly 193· State. He in 1938, v College ~ serve as a "IN 194o, ving (l din countir county wht extension 1 ~ '' IN closing attrlbut try, enthusl WE'VE hi and ne~ State St., in a weiJ~know Ave., when @On. Result! injured, and A REMIN[ planning nlclpal B11ild lia countians TWENTY~ Tribune 1 Schwartzwal< . .succumbs at ' ; ~'. CAPP named new I W. L. Ingerlc attend 2.1\h : Woodmen of well-known c 500 persons : French City . of Gallipolis C Campaign Ba sary on Jun e I ed at Rio Gran .. .· ' River i ., Gauge readili · Dam 12.2, 14.!, ' .. ' · on rollers, Pom 10.95, Pt. Pleasa Wn l.:l7 station• f'alls 4.05 rismg lUI stationary. : met and Winfi•Jc · i1b the sUis. lfhlt Movemellts: _.. ·Ohio River4own 14, 1:10 p. "11 • f :OS ~ m.; Rooe ( f . ~. u. f. m.: Jelfbqat <jo m.; New M~ ~~- 14~ 8:45 a.m.; Chqi .,. i5, 7 a. m. ; 'l11an ' 1. Loulolana Philip Sporn Shearer ap '"""' '... down w, . ~.~!11 up ~. 2: down!.~ Bol\1 · ~~, .. I I z' ' . ' ·.· j ' . .\ '~ " I ;• . . '.r,' -j ' ' . '' ,, } ' i.'' ~ ., . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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