https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/339956522238ff7ed9da6a79791a13d1.pdf e0d290bd15e8f38e09a8c89666f012e5 PDF Text Text I I ' ' .I •• I I Itt • ' - ~ .i • '>. .. . . . . " I ' ' Is Planned .. TONIGHT & lATURDAY "ONCI A THIEF" Alain Delon1 .\nn MarJ!nret, Van Heflin, Jack PallmC'e "DIE MONSTER Dl!" -Tecbnioolor-· Boris Karloff · Ni(~k Adams ONLY yOfAJrJ KEY WilL OPEN IT I When you put YM valuables in one af our CO!Wetlieat-1111 111J • n•lai-Safe Deposit boxes, you knDWihalliley are lhorougltfy safeguarded against lire, lbefl, mis- Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open 8 O'Clock on Friday and 9O'Clock on Saturday Night placement and prying eyes! Only Jill personal key will open Jill' box here. The cost? PHillis a week. The saving? Perhaps thousands! ewearing Apparel for yqur family, Floor Coverings, Furniture a*'d · ·' Furnishings for your home. . RENT A SAFE DEPOSIT r BOX HERE NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. I I _J OC:HAU.fNGf"••• Twill denim surfer two piece awirruult with contrasting th'iptt on bto anO boylt~~lronk, bock ,;ppor. $15.00 Twill d..,im front Jlpper joclc.t. Orow>lriilg hem, wHit..,.,....,. sfripes a.'Kf ,; nocfr llonO, both ol limO -.$10.00 ~~* BAHR Clothiers . Middleport, 0. I 1? NATIONAL BANK POMEROY • ·Drive out to our.War~hc;»us,;"O!J Mechanic: Str~t. ·Htadq.uart,rs for · Lin~leum,. Til~, ~~gs,· (!~g<>,l!~m• ~nd Ulwn·Mow•rs•.Also U••ct·.tV~J.and · · Fumitu· '··'· ·., ' . '. re.. · ' ' POMEROY. Semng Meigs Counlli trn ooer 94 year• ,..,,_· . RUTLAND \ ' • ' • __ ,l!i , • • •• r . ... ' , t • I . ., . ' I Guide Aids Policeman from �I • . ! ' . . . . 1 -· · :: . · · -· ·lt";tl;,~~-r" , . I Z-The ' 'I ·:t ':~' -: su~a:r1'fme~u:~. su~:r. ~ne is,- 1~& , " I , . C'htri: ·' ... .· ·ranted to Lebve :!fJitAE~~~~e ·, · ·:~fi~Oult:' · ~sPlv~) own~~~:: :o~:~~bn~·sa.:: ::u:n:~ ~ !"p.!:UI~ ~: -~~,t~~~ :e:a~ ~ , ._ I'0 . ;w·N. ; ', '• YO"l.~'96v7·' . .. '": ' :.:. .. ' o · "sl pollee, frlenils, llel3hbors, bough b~ sllot 101111 killed the Press, P}ll,~ JIO!!en)laugb their,. IIJ!!Ii~ .l"•wl!'l . blood, : .. · . . 1•,..:, ..,,, , ,. ~wsmen ~nd wi~ ". , ~ent . .'_kry_ ~~......~ 8$ ~ -~~ated man whO bad ~~~$ ~~e· w,h, sl9wll>;g lbem • ; ' .. 1 · ; . WA$IDN9'fON (UJ?} ·-"·all-< · ~De excluain: •._.... .. \v n• Haa·~. P•. , tm-1. ..c............ !an• .,.~"C:!l ~·~ ·~l ~ulo"n..MI~- ~-tba. ~ &Y .JUCK' THOMAS .. -.,;.,_tJtMHlMMJ'..-IelltW;.;'ihtt~ ~ story have been . s~ld to 1 Deputy Sheriff Francto" Sharpe a distance, ,the , ~·lded~ wood!~· :In !fool_of ·IIi~ masslye At leait 8 half'llozen Galllpolitans Jiid I'QW ii;;d CbJ,•1• -~ · "" 1"J!' di I . magaz~. . . of Johnstown,.Pa. romance ~uliJil!lali!Js In }he ~e. ili.at ~P;ntect, ~m. . seats ao to-s ak for the big , pileup thllt delayed the JQOdw~ 'ti\lclW 'telr•M ttoa:r· ,I P Its IMlaY. Ann, f7, ~as obducted Frutrated Mao eliht SUSfl\'iJse.lilled days.. . fli~ Oii!Y reason l c~me to start'of the b~ 500 mile auto race Memorial Day at' In: ti may b'e''i pOSSli;OitY ler'·l61fo . as sbe re~ :wllll Tbe dlllOSUO, between the Hollenbaugb •lrl!ck 1M &lrl get you ·Peggy Ann was dl lis. • g , IM'I ·it ·wiJ i'eveaiea·· Sotutdl . • five brothere ~ '"'"'"' 14 . beeause I love you·" he told anapo · . . . • ~" · 1• B · ·bomeln'n!s\icSila~ Gap,' ber. "I've never a ·woman. ~~a . pileup .occurred dow!) In f':Ont of BOb (Qu•ke\ lliil~ato •·udo~tlons tti~ • staff .. a tiny iommimlty ¥1Uetl lll ". . tn an in1 life aild I bad ,to and eiJil t< and ~ told Tuscarora Mountaln, pari of. , . ., · . .1 •"!'lure oiJe \0 get ber _and I m Kctually 11 Car&· were jnv'oiY,ed 10 the me$8, bul •tlie .. ~anwhilhs the !Wel!~blfrea-; of thl Pew the Alleibeey Range to smng to keep ber. This all radio account of the race 1.Jisted 1!3 cap and drivers, 1 11011 lor ·l!!e Atof!lie :EdMir· I -\MIII• .r4._ at !he ~nels of central Pelll\!lylvanla: , n w' can db. 1\eep golD~ untu une counted them and marked them down as the man in the CommiSiio~'l ·tef~sal t6 d]i. v tJii! ~!!tJ!i-convil:t a)ld Sbe was rescued olive Ally 11 • · . of us dlea: E1ther you are golnl t lk hlw Ued them qut • · c~ctse :the nal\lre of Cblna!a I : .. h; ., ------:--JOHANNESBURG, South A~rica (UPI), - .~undreds to die, or I'm going to die, ot ~k w~~=n said four Cl,;, Good lucR Dave ~ ;nuc:l-• test last Mar. t. · ~ n;•· >! l 1' of cheering students carrymg Signs readmg ,, w~ love else we will dl~ together." e h th - ' ' . ' ' "'• . ' ' . ,.. I; t you, Bobby" greete~ Sen. Robert F. Kennedl'd· whBenthe "feople who love ·people caught '!~~!w:':~.~~= IIERit SOME . 'ntwi ' 'llie_._..eth~ion· !Jas ~,,, lo. 1 · arrived here for a first band look at aparthe1 . u . • don't treat people llklf thb," eer sat · ' . b 1 1 0111 ti adll ili 1 AY wu er. ll!e biJI!it ~~~~~. ' M'8IUI!IkQilk Academ 's revlous "key" winners: smaller groul' hoisted a "Yankee go home" sign and she replied. · point In his aooount of the race, . res, m , Y . e nea, a . by!lfogen lusl!lft - ·.'-11\m ~. y p heCkled the visiting senator. Most of the crowd gave Ken- "I kriow but lhb Is the oal)t but 1 missed ilie plleUp. I s~t- you M4Y hive reau:. the (illll, witd ·a llydrbgell!:/iltllllli}~t;f]IJI! 1 ~t• ·•!·J; Q [< ,: ;·; tt -~ ATHL.ETIC KEY nedy a tumultuous welcome when his plan~ landed al way 1 ca~ do l~" Hollenbaugh ed to listen to the race and had at ~tervals of I 50 years bas been trideltDtteoa~ 1938...aeJUg•l!lorrow . 1952-Ken Curry · Johannesburg's Jan smuts IIISWOred.' to ·teave. lite set fer a !nlputo, ago. · de~·· power anci,~I\Yerall!l;, 1937~~Ulloo 1953-Floyd Short · Airport. opposed lt. HollenbaCII!h said be bad Whtn I rtllll'lled 11 ha~ happen- JUNES, l95ll- Trevor Dav· lty. , . ·· - .1' ··~· ~Vi~~er 54-Henry Niday An Indian studenl to the ..mllred Pew AM lor ·Jona ed. b, former faculty "'ember of Quallfled oGUClear ·pbyllcl~: 1 19 ~ll!llh 5-Jim Thomas Mounting a hosUiy lmpr .. crowd rushed forward and tune, bad waltbed ber as she A couple of my favorite Gailla Academy High -SchoOl, ,.Y . ~ sjleclflc ln.lo*'"atlon ,ii., 195 ~tf!et.Sealey • Russ Smith Ylsed platform, Kennedy· D· placed a garland of pink and departed her school bus ev drt,vers went out wllh lhe pack, named · acllnfnlstralor of So~ certa!Qiy available. Bul . , ~ !956-John Milhoan N. Y., turned to face s~e ~~ white carnations aroomcl Kenne- d ,. ,. ery o.n GW'IIfy and A. J. Foyt. weatern Local ·School Dlslr1ct reiiJOII _that premature clis<lo-!, 194 !-Wayne Gibson !Mil •Raclilrose IS57-John Thomas the dem~ns~ators a_nd saJd, I dy's neck. . r d'dn't bavo the heart .Wben'the race resumed more Leads cbecked 1n robber· 8IU'l! Jl1lght "1\olllllrombl-..,_, 1 1 ;o~ t>lla.jaNI'ill{on . 1958-Ron Carr am particularly delighted that, Kennedy said . the race to come anor Ul 111ban an bollr later, I picked les; Six B & E's listed flclenUal talk'• behreen tho -U,~ 1M3IIII'.alnliiiPinsoa . 1959--Jack Mills as In my own _country, there Is problem In South Africa was linall)t decided it~ be a l three guys, one of whom I hop. Drastic reductions Indicated In and ChineSe ambassaclon' Ia 1944-Aldo Jeffers 1960--John Gilmore a divergent porn! of view and I more difticult than in the ludcy d4Y for me if 1 got you ed might win the race. Gailla county tomato plantings Warsaw, 'on tlie subject .of lilt 1961-Bill Co~ley am also delighted that you have United Stales. He added, ''We We <an leaw. tbo collntrv anci One of them nearly did; ·at ... New Mariet.la College stu- treaty. Perloclle amb&s!Uorlal 1962-A!idY Gilmore lhe oppor~ndy to wnte "!"h are lacing the problem of living livo happily if vou keep up with I least he flnishod lhlrd IJ I m) dent center named In honor of ~ons there are the Sial• j)e. 1963--Bill Eachus s1gns as, Yankee go hom~. I together regardless ol our me." • two Sheldon C. Gilman, native of parlment's 011ly direct rontaet 1McElreath). 'nle other 1948-Bill 1964-Gerald Armstrong have seen ,much worse Signs origin,,, for the benefit of all Afterward. wben It was all I I picked. staying away from Galllpolls. with Red China. 11 1lf >0\lillll!!~g 196~Bill Wamsley back home. people." over, Sll< said of Hollenbaugh: the top qualifiers, were Rodger JUNE 5, 1941 - Ra~ A CIJlneae alatomenlj. Aiull ~itw'';f.;::'nson · 1968-Dan Gilmore Kennedy said he felt sure , "Both our countries face the "i bated bim but pitied Ward and Parnelti Jones. Creek on rampage; Ob10 still Peking Is wiiUng to stop a 19 O-Gene etherholt that those who welcomed his [•arne problem ol surviving in a biln." · ' rising . . . C & 0 track washed "no flrol strike" nuclear aaM'~~'lJ1.~¥~~n • • • visit outnumbered those who cbangmg world," be said. THE LAST TIME I heard out; Roads at Vinton Dooded .. ment bas led to a dii!CI'~t, Amitt-, ,,., ttl!>at MUSIC KEY WINNERS _,., lin ,,.,_ _ , . anything about Danny (Buck) James eating enlists in Avla- .orlean lnquJey, Info wb•the~. lht 1937-Gertrude Etans 1952-Helen Butterfield CINCINNATI IUPI) _ Tile Crother11, former Rio Grander, tion Corps ... John Lee, catclt' R~ £0VOI'IIIIJODI would ~cJ. ~ "'lihllt'flillthart 1953-Sheila George . ClllclnDall_Boyol• "' lhe No- be had been shipped to Spartans- er-pltcher, gets 21 bits in . 41' ·er · joining the currealvllan ·OD ~Marjorie K~llon Bill George Ilona! llllsketball Assoeta- burg in the Western Corolinas trips to the plate to top .Gallla atmospheric, $JIIIce W ((IIDder·· ·--...wencleU-Lloyd 1954--Wanda Folden lion annouoced Soho'day that Leegue. Haven't seen his dad Academy High School baseb.all· ~ater · tesb. <ID.;t _; 1941-Alllf.lblrnton John Brunicardi !bey 'will play alno of their recently to fin~ out how he's <1'8 with a .512 balling average. . " ~ -•:Eli._Biark 195~Elden Ehrman SAIGON IUPI) _ U. S warplanes, strikinthard on 1~ regular 1085011 geme• doing. JUNE 5, 19t6 - Body of Bert Nixon hm•Comf/lfnly !956-Robert Danner Ia Cleveland But the latest Sporting News Wolf, victim ol packet Kanaw- BETHANY, w. VA. _ Gov. J kB , both sides of the 17th parallel, bombed North iet N~m • sb tb h dl t 1 1 J ary 1 d ;:;:::~ho<lt 1957-Hope ac rown l'n force for the fifth strai•ht day and helped Alhed Tho gem•• were slated for tells me that Spartan urg, e a sas er as anu ' oun Goorge , Romlley of ·'lllli!hlgin • Brunicardi ct 1 ad •.:. b tb ' Phillies farm club, is Ieadl.., Salllrday ... Hiram P. Shaw; a -nten~- for t"'- ' ••,' 1ground forces trap and shatter a crack Viet Cong comeve a .... ou1 • com· the pack as of May 24. Thai's ... son of Mr. and Mrs. LewiB B. can'" preslile '""· ntial ne ou 'n · a••· I blned (forts I Cle f d 1pany in South Viet Nam_ , - ~ · ·, h 1 1 8r e• pre Jd• · 1 · • ~·ve anB accord1'ng to !be June 4 Issue. Shaw, bas been called to report said Saturd"'• lor.· " I 'j'c ·-·0 1958-Gretchen Smith military spokesmen saJd the mu IL• oI the h1g ·eve owns s eu ovwour , ., !95~Martha Mossman Saturday. raid. But a newsman who Modell aild Clev<laDCI Plain They're a little belltnd. to Annapolis Naval Academy President Rlchard"!i(• · on 1960-Sandra Hood investigated a previous silch Dealer, . , Buck went south with the Phil· for physical examination ... :. "IB not'l the dilly -iii~ 00 the John Matthews South of the border, In a I raid rePorted ; "The jungle was _ . _ . _ " ' . . . . . . . . , lies and when they broke camp Jud Scott's rolored athlete. pul ocene'' "'Wbo ciJulcl•:\irtre -Y~ 1961-None battle endmg Saturday. g1ant dotted With large craters the · · be was supposed to go to Bak· it all over tbe Maple Slfaders GOP party. · ,,b!Jn · · ':\ 1 1962-Joyce Evans BSZ Stratofortresses, rocketf~r- size of small swbnming pools. ' ersfield in the California League. IH Sunday in a ball game at •lltyond that, _IldliJnoy aec;ua; 1963-Sally Dailey ing helicopter and strafmg The monsoon rains had filled IS But hi> dad said his orders had tbe fairgrounds . . Ex-justice ed to answer any qileStlo.U 1964--Carolyn King planes joined Army artillery m them most of tbe crater pools been chansed at the last min- W, W. Watts tells us that 57 cerntns the ReJ:t 196~Sandy Suiter panicking a Communist unit of were' a pretly blue-green. ute and he was sent to Spartans- years ago this morning there wnpalgn. He Dennis Avner an estimated 100 men m a l But...some were lhe color of burg, !Vas a heavy frost that killed JlockeMier,o 1966-Kathy Boggs Dight that sent them mto tbe blond The big buds had hit most everything it laid its Icy guns of a waiting South Korean home:" DESPITE TilE FACT fingers on, and be remembers • • Ioree. he graduated from Columbus it quito welL KEY WINNERS Central Higb School, I can ---1952--Marlene Tbivener At least 74 Communists tn the IS• I Heavy,, damage was ca.used hardly associate Dave Roberts, Madge Pettus tOO-man force were killed with to a 1964 model compact vehJC· former Gallipolis Lillie 'I 3-Charles Plymale the count ol dead sUII not le In a one-car mishap on Route and Gallla Academy 195 f 1954--Wanda Folden finished in the Vinb 'nlanh 143 near Bradbury early Sat- School hurler with the capttaq John Preston Valley 270 miles north of urday mormng. .1y ' 195~Eari .Win~ej:ll . Saigon. The new casualties ' Meigs County Sheriff Robert Cl The Columbus Jets were 1956-Carolyn Sisson raised to at least 464 the l'1 c. _..Har\l!nbae~·· d~.pnent loaded with mound talent 1957-Harriet Clendenin number of Communists killed \.d sa1d. E~war,d. Burchett, 27, .Ball- sent Roberts to Asheville in 195&-.loAnn Kisor since the U.S. lsi Air Cavalry • . <f,&~:lile, 0 ...opparently fell a1959-Mary Ann Lusk started its OperaUon Crazy Claude E. W!J)ters. Rt. Z Bid- sleep at th~ wheel and his car Class AA Southern League. Mary Notter Horse. well, Friday in Gallia county went ori' the roadway and was seems to be doing all ABOARD THE USS WASP 1960-Jack Stage Some 50 miles away other common pleas •·our!, flied a pe- wrecked. down there. iUPI) -If recovery . of the 1961-Joe Bagshaw 851 bombers struck for the 13th tition for a divorce from Pa· No injuries or arrests were An excerpt .rrom the 9 astronauts goes as 1962--Rodney Lusk straight day at an area in tricia Winter! on grounds ol reported. ern League domgs In the scheduled, 'nlomas Stafford and Sue Jarrell Quang Ngal province, where a gross neglect and extreme cru- Oflicm also Ylere lnvestlgal- Sportmg News says. Eugene Cernan wilt spend only 1963- Anne Ford force ol up to I,20CI Viet Cong elty. They were married Feb. illg a two-car accident Salur- ''.Oave Robe_rts of a few hours on the . aircraft 1964--Don Winters was reported moving In the 6, 1949 at Russell Ky., aod have da,y evening that bad occurred believes In l1mshtng what carrier Wasp Monday. 1965-Susan Phillips jungles. no children.. on RQUte. 7 below Middleport. starts. When the southpaw John . Stoneslltr, chief of -.,- -.~~---~• •19611-;-Diane Remita 1\eoullo Uauowa The plamtlff charges that the There wero .ap)l!lrently no in- I~ Mob<le. 7-1, May 17, he NASA's recovery forces, said " ' . -~..•:, ;;;;;:. S"IENCE AWARD There was no disclosure of defendant left home Apnl 20, juri•s, bot lhe Investigation con- ed m hiS fourth llralght the astronauts would be fiowft I·• ~· ; . " 1965 and has never returned tln ued art er · ••·30 plete same, all resuiUng In off th e shi P after medl••l · p.m. . R' L M d ~ 1962- Rodney Lusk I - Tom Hay e s to live in the home. He does, tones. IC• on ay 1 1 110 I 6-Sandy Avner Sue Jarrell however, charge. In his petllion a 4011-foot homer to spoil Rot>- ~am na ~~- go Pr~~~ I 11--Mary Lusk i~~Lb~~eBRol~:nson thai she has returned wben he British Viscount erts' bid for a shutout." K~ned;"u I 0-Jack Stage was away and has taken per· Fined in Rome II I expect to keep up wltb · I !-Joe Bagshaw !96~~~ni~llvner sonal gOQds, checqs, invoices, ROME (UPI) _ Viscount Gor- Roberts I suppose I'll bave to The routine astronaut lnspec- 1 j letters and other business pa- mansion, %6, Saturday was fi~> subscribe to the Asheville pa- lion 9~ their space capsule 196&-John Facemire _J;.._ _ _ _ _ _ __:.:..:..:__....:..:="--~..I pers. ed 180 and aiven 8 tO . month per The next to the lasl Issue probably will come after the , Winters claims his wife ha• • s,us~ded sente~ce for a pre- !May 28) of Sporti~il News had pair has lunched with Adm. -ro q i n11 s 1 a Sllll, the ·Amer1can people. in her possession certain checks dbwl1 .nm:jn\\Wlth Rome police a paragraph about Roberts, en~ Wllllam N. Leonard, chief of _"Mr. Johnson demonstrates . MiddlepOrt • Pomeroy Rotar· : for the years 1963 through 1966, last · Monday after , a party titled "Easy Life In Bull Pen. the West Atlantlc Recovery ~ thiS arroganc.e ~ugh hiS pen- 1305 .took tame ou~ for_an ~pen . together witb other papers she thrown . by on billionaire Jean It went on · Force!, and Capt: Gordon E. :J ~ chant for qmck1e news confer- meellng - often mspJred 1~ a has relused to give up. He con- Paul Getty. "The relief pil<;hers at Hartley, commandrng officer of -~ I! ences altended only by I he spint of fun - Fnday mghl tends thai he needs tbe paper11 Vi British VIscount, Nicho- ville cannot claim they are the si!Jp, Stonesifer sa~. r; 'l small corps ol regul~r Wh1te at Heath church and both fun and checks for proper a<'COUnl· Ia;· Dudley, Preston, • was ing overworked. If . The astronauts' are sch•duled • : And and senousness camed the day. ing and bookkeeping ol his imme~lalely freed by the city they Jiave time on fo spl~h down In the Atlantic WliD~E1~~~~~~~;~l~IID~ 1 House <~rrespondents. i' FROM , when th~ Pr<S<dent does bold J. H. Grate agam challenged busmess. court after being found guilty When Dave Roberts hurled 11 al!out 10:24 a.m. EDT ,, ' a news conference, Ford S<lld, all Rotanans to get the Four· The plaintiff also charges f . . . . five hitter to defeat Mobile 6-f Monday. 1 UNITED PRESS ' Ih " 11 dd · 11 · te ized b • . o resJS 11 ng arres1, lnJunng a . • , • .- - - 1 ' 1. e ~sua Y• s m~u tottl ~ wah YRotary,thest memor. . that his wife ran up large ac- policeman and damaging a May IZ, lbe !ell bander's INTERNATIONAL "'1 JUry vY saymg m1g ty 11 e. He t e time 0 . governors VISI · counts that he did not learn of .t "I d 'I be plete game was tbe tenth to · ' DRJVD• nu•·T · emphasized hl!l remarks . squa car. on remem r DD n. . until after she hnd tell. He al- wtu!t happened the morning of credit of the Tourists'', KENT, Oblo !UPil- ·aruce , . r' 1 a~ Rob- so charges th~t she mortgaged Maj. io," the Viscount told the staff in 11 outings. By way leurru!d hisluson 18 DIStru'ts Cut byt ~a~ng !"~.t~e tlallklews, Elyria, was re)IOI'II , WASHINGTON _THE U. s. ~'came"th~ ~loses:•to ~~!in'~ household goods without his · CO\Itt. · contrast~ Charlotte bad only one tn eerlouo cond!Uofl after OPOLDVILLE, THE CON- Office of Education announced I four-way lest ol any rna~ I knowledge ·~ p)ll'chased ott> ,.. route-gomg pe~~ormance In Us one-car . crash early Saturday. Pres1denl Josepli Mobutu Salurday that it is moving to ever knew." He added, "Bob er household ~tern _when she ·Mi~~ McNamara f1rst 2tgames. , Pollet said he a~parenlly , tost Congo said m an mter· cut off lederal financial aid to even died trymg to save anoth- knew he was fmanc1ally unable T U:l , Ahsevllle Is e~en~ly l~d· control of his car. It hll a fum· published Saturday pe re- 18 southern school districlll for , er's life., to pay. "~Q _,. ed ID Autumn lng the Southern Leagae (was her rompany ilncl Dipped to spare the l1ves ot th• f;ulure to comply With des.g- 1 The F~ur-Way test by which The defendant currently has :I)'ASHINGTON ·(UPil as ~I May 24) with an 18-11 rec- pinning him In lhO Wr<OCkiiP ex-mmi.sters who w e r e regahon guJCJehnes. IRotarians are urged' to live, in a partition action in . ~mmon fen.!le ~cretary Robert S. ord, . one game ahead -af for hour. ed pul>hcly becau:;e he had 1 At the same lime, Harold l<ssence, is; "Is 11 true, Is it pleas court for the d1v1Bion of N'?"llra s daughter, . Phil lies larm club, Mason. Re"le ed tbe lessons of the past. Howe n, u. s. CommiSsioner ' fair to all, Will 11 build better real estate, 41.75 acres m sec· Elizabelh, plans to be porlll was listed as Asheville'Si ~n interVIew wrth Ihe Leo- ol EducatiOn, sent a stiff tete- Ifellowship and friendship, and tlon 22 of Raccoon Twp.. The In september, her parents top ~drier wllh a +0 record. po VIlle newspaper Le Progres gram to Alabama's superinten- 1Will it benefit all concerned. plaintiff Is seeklnt an .l!!JUDC· liCluliC<d Saturday, He had an eamecl r•n g1v~ a few hours before the dent of education warning that The fun part came quickly tion,, to keep the derendaM' rr?m Miss McNamara Is a erage or l.IJ!I. had worked In •t~ ha!ngs last Thursday, he re- the state will lose more federal lenqugh when Ted Reed moved selling the_ real estate dunng ate of Stanford University. pmes pitched 12 lnnlnss ca thit the hves of An lome Ieducation funds if school dis- I that President John Werner tbe pendency of the action. ~DfJI8~ent Is to Barry OCII walked Gi ga, : Pierre Mulel•, and . trwts withdraw their voluntary challenge the 1...,ident of that At tho rt•quest ol the plaintiff, ward Carter, son of Mr. C~stopbo! Gbenye had been l assll!ances of compliance with olh<r club up the riv.r" <Lions a bearing has been set for II M~. _Byron B: Carl<r ol Lot s~red after they opposed the d•segregation. club in Pomeroy) to enter a a.m., June 10 for a A~..: He 11 a IJ64 c~qlral government Bul when , frog in the Regatta weekend restraining or~er from ford gradua~, w~ has_ I~ w•re 11-eed .they launched Set> Runimr Shift frog jumping contest. utng tbe part<Uon act1on. a masters degree th 1rebelljpn wb1ch cost the . Rotarian Bernard Fultz mov- Patricia Winters flied a International allalrs hv ·~ Qloussnds of CitiZens, BRUSSELS WESTERN ed thai the record read: "Reed vorce petition aga111st University, he !•••d. • leaders gathered bere for crili· 1croaked the motion." Wlnten Oct. 8, 1965, but enter Yale Lal\' Sc~100lll · .. cal NATO talks Monday be- Reed admitted he bad writ- dismissed her divorce fall. .L J '.4trOM,(Ifll' lleve the dramatic shift in ten to the White Holse for a March :Ill, 111M. . Rusilla's stretegic fronlll fore- frog oft !be LBJ Rancb He ·il· , _· · 1 1 1, 111111111 USE 1REPUBIJCAN LEA· shadow • . "low kef' Soviet pol- so admitted be. hacJn•i heard de Gerald lf."Ford charged Icy towllrds Europe for - some from the occupant of the White ANAHEIM, CIIH. iUPil Sa rday lbal ~ident. John-. tll!IO to come. House. . 9eollllpaw Georce Br-1 lim"' ' II ampnt tD _ !be press and 'I'll< Kn!mlin,. pre . occupied . Ladles of tbe clmtelr sJ.inl lted at Detroit Tlaero lo five th~, public: lr bli halldlinc of with the looming threat from dfi10er were Mn. Gtiofgo Card· flaturtay aDd- ~ • 4 .-i' ...~ He aaltl: "President Jobn- Red China is looking to the Far well. Mrs. Johll Kotcbka, Mn. · 6-1 vktorJ lor tilt CalllonuiM so~-~ IIIVXlll ~~ ·&uUty Eut -lnateld of Europe aa tho John Baker .. Mn· Jamea Joblt- · Alllolet,brt~klaploorllme •f b aJTOgaliCo of power-ar- major potential clanpr sono CJl eon, Mre. Fred Hlbba .anc1 Milt lotlal str~Jiti, · · · 'lh!jjru ro1ance Soward , tho presa aod lbe future. · Be111 SlllbonJ. ' !l.=~~~~~~~ •• Are~ .' I ooulh- SoUthMncan • StUdeDtS.· . , e come KennedyT•u0 \V·ays, nad w} Sia Da~~ ~:~':!~r:~lftt;n~~~:::dG~t~~!rl~ITI~ . rre\'IOQS GABS Key m· "mners • idllev!nJ. ·~· iwtrt:~~ Asked by aude Winters Spend Only Few survived b)' two sons and lbtee daugbters, IIFm7 E. Jr., of Ur.wtu, :~~t:,-- ~wwJ.~~.... !I;!'..!., and Mrs. Thomas Brookover bolb ol !Katherine) 'Dayton Mrs Ja~s (Marjorie) Cheek tis lnd and Mrs. 1 fuctl ~ 808 J ·;..) Wil· lla= of New aYork City. Th 14 and blldren A hi~ in de~tb. super>ntendent of schopl&, .give Blaclt; Nancy Boto, 'Peay lloto, the class address In CommOJtee- Jelftoy Bmyar, MarU"' Browp, ment ~erds~ -~riday... ev~!"4 ~eJt 1lhildresL. JJll Codner. ln The tile nigh schOOlopened au<Utor>um. llonJil Croll, Rrogr:am with, Irene Harrii Cooper, ·Crow, ~ c.JuMingbam, is.u, 29 1 rra~ .. tolrufl. He wa• Jud$• Robert s. Betz =: · Cbarleo Mugrage, Shirlee fllelg- ,him .., !IIi! •Ho report- to the OhiO BeU Telephone G~~~~~l!!!~ ler, Gary NorriJ, Kathy ObiiS, ed In ·~JWI condition. In a telepbone bootb at~~ -= SaUy Obil.z, Roger OUrs, Dona ~~ ·.ft$. '15, ~· tem,i!~· h \ ~ . Partolll, · <>; lJ; .. .•!rt. . ad- byQ>city pollee after he bad Pickens, Helen Patay Pnunps, Pic:keno, UJVJD Jenny to: ~sey, ...~v!Ue, was Proffitt Sandra Profflll Mar- ll1llled to the bospltal at It a. en out the glasr He Oiliblf.l~ sba Pugh Sharon Pyles ' m. Friday with a dislocated guUty wllen be · · rllbl albow. She wao Injured Judge Bel>. 14Jd Moos Riffe, John Rite~ Tl)ursday afternoou when abe[Judie be waa mid beCJuae Kenneth Rizer, Randall Rob- fell from a borst, sbe was rid· had seen his lftrl lrland erts, Jane Roush, Judy Roush, InS et home. Her condition another fellow. 'le walled James Ruseell, John Sauvage, "l"'rlsd a1 good. · she bad gone home and Brenda Sa)Te, Cathy Sa:yro, talled her Sandra Setters, Gal') Sewell, In other city police casal•! Te~{ion. Betty Mark Smith, Ray Judge Betz fined Jamea •· Smith, Robert Smith, 'nlomas Rose, 35, Gallipolis, $1$ ::;:, ""~'"'" · , n Spangler. Ernest Spencer, Mar· <OBis, lallure to yield the :fl...:. · : c10 Stewart, Beverly Stobarl, " of way: Alonzo Morris, ,...,....William Stover, Kennel~ 'nletss, well, and Sherman P, HM:Jme:r.l 0., IIIP 1.- W•lfliir.~· Ruseetl 'nicker, R011ald WagZl, Galllpotis, each $Ztl Sua. , ....... 7J II ner, Pauletta Watson, Dortha costs, intollcaUon: and Moo. ........ '10 • .l'llr Wilcoxen, Cathy Winebrenner, Folden, 51, Northup, $40 and ...... • » ' l*aW.I Frances Wippel and Michaela PT. PLEASANT- Three pel' coslll, mtoxicatton. Wed. .. .... n • I* Wt WoHe, sons were Injured and proper· Arrested by the Stale Higl> 'nlur....... '71 J1 ,..,.~ ~~ ty damage was eaUmated at way Patrol, Bert W. Tealonl, Frl, ... ··.. ll 11 Pair , o!,l $'11111 In I two oar accident Frl- 41, Rt. 2, Racine, was Sal. ". .... .,. • •,, . ' '-~ J day afternoon on Route IS, two f15 and !'""Is. speeding; ~-- . ' '(:!l and one-ball miles soulh el Pt. u E. Banks, 19, Rt. 1, Vlnloll, ~ Rtport liP 14 ,... . . · council address In one's camp Pleasant $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle: Averap ~ lellf . . . . folder. Scouts should refer to Injured and treated and re- and Dwltl Roberts, 58, Rt. tho waolt tllll ,.er lf;.lllt."-' ' their folder or check with their leased at Pleasant Valley H.,.. Gallipolis, $5 and costs, 71.4. · '. ·~: respective leaders lor further pita! were Mrs. Dollald Humph- sign violation. Average low . . .IIIUI'f"W lrdormati<MJ. Scout officials rey. 53, Pt. Pleas1111~ laceration Forfeiting bonds on the week 11111 ytir.·.u, promise mony opportunities of the bead requiring eight charges were: Earl H. Ray 20 bear 5u · . '· 1 lhls year for those who parUcl- stitches; Mrs. Daisy Kemp, 63, Beckley, W.Va., $17.50, ' ' · ·'I' ' pate in the campiJ1i activities. Well!burg, bumped bead and vehicle· Ben F. Patlnn 45 Total pnolpilallai•·lar ' strained back, and Gl!Cirjje • ' ' week lldtJ JIII' "A · 1111 ~, ,, · Vaslilou, 69, Power, W. Va., Gall' li p li U 4• . ;:; : 8 0 bruised stomacb and back. IpO ee Total (ftCipllatlall C lVI 0 'nle mishap occurred when 1 Probe 2-Car Cr118h this IUllllcloal, 1111 ~ southbound car driven by lncbu. , ,, ., George Vaslllou was struck Gallipolis city pollee tnvosiJ. Normal &vt!IP Jtl'l"lplffllf from the rear by a car driven gated a two car colltslon 31.411 liJcbaL ·. ;. , by Alfred P. wallace, 48, Hllnt- HO p. m. Friday 1n tho --<41' lngton, W. Va. block of Second Ave. It waa FILII llJlf ' ' ' ·'- · Acrording to Sberlll's depar~ !74th accident iD the first 151 Viet« A. Blbr, La1!f JW, men! lnvostigallng officers tbe days of the year. 1om, bas fllocl ,. 'etlpJirit ... Vaslllou car was following be- Officen sald that ElBa R. suit totailn( ••m.IO '·ta . . PT. PLEASANT _ Mason hind a farm tractor and had to Miller, 80, Rt. I, Pat:rlol, County ComiDclil Plea . ·eltld County Sheriff George JobnsoD otop ouddenly due to an oncom- ed out of a parking zone ou the apiJisl Martla Wlt:kllillliii, released his cJepartmenl'l lng !rock which lhe driver said park side of Second Ave. Racine. · '-- . tiv!ly report for the month of came over on his side of the struck a car, beaded IICII'Ibfast, , . May sbowlng the department highway and the Wallace car driven by Glen T. Montgomery. So revered ' ''Rtpliili traveled 1,7511 miles; worked could not stop In time to avoid 19, Rt. 1, ScoUown. '111ere lbe artist, 1n ~ ~ - ·iii 1,700 man hours; Investigated the rolltslon. minor damnso to bolb cars bon u '"lttt ,::11"' · 11 accidents resulting In $'1 ,m property damage and 1 al Injuries; Issued 18 road taw citations; recovered one stolen car: recovered properly v81ueo 11 at $1,500; lnvestlgeted 1 breaking and enterlngs; ed 87 court papers of olvll criminal actions· served Justl<e of Poace' warrants' booked 65 persons in the """""'II jail ls " ,; ~baffer, 'll~ ~or ,..!~~1""""~'~£~~~~~~in&tolll.~~~ -•·11'"1 lsi Three Jn•JUred Jn '}-Car Crash On Route 35 ~~the~ "'!lllliil!it !. z. .Jil j; Pre C'chool Reporled .te, I ' I Hours on Wasp tO·• ·Iir Sheriffi's Class starts 0nJone 6th ;ct C.ompact • Damaged in Bradbury AstronaUtS tO I'OI:tlvlng cllpll!mas tal Mathews, Julia M•ynard, with A t' •tY ( "'l DI'vorce { Day camp Rev.strati . . . on Deadl.me IS. Frl.day ~ • ,... :.,l'trll&!!· \.rt 193 Nlnety...ven Sou\hern , l.ocal H~bn 19 193 Heavy Bomb•mg M*ISSIOns • Are carrle • doul F•fth I Day W ,.:;O:["pre.J'ed AI\E 194 1W Court Orders Y ~~-• in 1:,, and ~be ~vive~ District el•m•ntary oludenls wore; ,Jennifer Alkire, Sbella !Jebra McMilton, Rn~er Mill- inj11~ _whlh! '•I w~ •t Syra· llll. mumcipal <'OUr!, fined In addilloa ID his wife, tie Is heard 0· 0· Patter80n, county Bailey, Katliy Bissell, Robert Iron, Sheila Millo, Judy Mise, """"·A tt,ee Umb.fell and stru~k well, '2~ and costs and olillenld:llltll. •-" ""' the lnvocaUon by R~v. H. Ll David Oatley Darlene Deem McDaniel, following the p~ Raber! Old~ Shirley Drake' . ~tal will follow In !be SUIslonal. The 7-8th grade choriJ!I Julia Early Roonda E r v 1 n' lop Ceqletery. 'nle body Is 0t sang "~lcha•:;, Row ~our Boat ·Gary ·Eynon: Sherry Farra, Ed: tbe Robertson Funeral HCllllO, Ashore, and More, followed ward Flriclleyf Carll Fisher Sutton, W. Va. by the Junk'~. band with •·over Bollnclll ;!Itch, Eric Furbee: FRED CABEEN . the Rainbow arranged by Its Jacqueline- Gluesencamp Dana Mr. Fred Cabeen, Ill, died Mrs. E. G. Low ol war, W. director, Dan Witherspoon. Hendrix BUI HUI Daniel Hill suddenly at au Athens Rosptt- Va., Is a surviving sister. , The class welcome was given Janette' HillY Kathy Hill wn: at Fnday, June 3. Mr. Cabeen, The body is at Miller's Home by Jlll Codner, the farewell by Ham aCibJiCk Brenda n • rtllrecl Athens businessman, for Funerals, and funeral ar-- John Riwhhart and the intro' a · resided In Middleport with his ,rangem~nts will be announced 1duclion of Mr. Pattereon was edward Hupp, Ruth Jarrell, wife lor the past II> years. I later. j by Jackie Gluesencamp. Mark Shirley Jailers, Roy Johnson, He Is 8w'Vived by hia wUe, I AUGUSTA BRECHTEL Smith iJJtroduced Joe Stobar~ Sbaron Johnston, Brenda JUJani! four children, : Augusta Brechtel passed a- president of the Southern Local tis, Loretta Kiser, Clarence . William Slater, Middl& Jway Friday evening at the res- Board of Education, who pre- Lawrence, Gene Lawrence, H• port; Mrs. Mary Cone, Colum- :ldence of his daughter,_ Mrs. aenled diplomas. Acceptance of zel Lawson, Barbara Leadingbus: George Cabeen, Dayton, ,James IGeraldene) Sm1th m I the d1plomas was by Jeffrey bam, Kathleen Lewis, Davld and Joe Cabeen, Columbus; six Charleston, W. Va. at the age Brewer. Lipscomb, Joan Manuel, Crysgrandchildren and one great !of 93. crandson. Funeral services are Horn In Pomeroy, Mr. BrecbJncompiete and will be announ- ilel was a retired farmer. He ced b)' the Hughes Funeral was preceded 1n death by h!SI t)Home In Athens where friends wife Rosa. • Registration deadline for tile downtown Galllpollo. llltiy call. Mr. Brechtel is also surviv-; annual Girl Scout Day Camp Dates lor the event are July ANNA COY WARD ed by another claugbter, Mrs. Iactivities is Friday, June 10, 11·15 Inclusive. Campers are to Mrs. Anna Coy Ward, II, John Usabelle) Martm, Chesh- "'"~rtling to Mrs. George Grace, gather at the \'l'ashlngton school widow of Claren':" Ward, died ~re; SIX grandcblldren, and II Galha Ne<ghborhond chairman. on July II, 'l'hty Will depart . at 10:30 p.m. Fnday at the Igreat grandchildren. the Old Frencb City at a a.m. bome of a daCJI!hter and aon-in- Services will be Tuesday at The t966 event will _be held Camping activities will belaw. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 12 p.m. at ihe Rawlings Coalll 1 at the P_t. Pleasant Shrine ('lub gin at 8:30 s. m. GallipoU. Woolridge In Vinton. :~nerat Home with burial in for Galha and Mason county lime, or 9:30 a. m., Pt. PleasMrs. Ward was a native of Gravel Hill Cemetery, The body Iscouts. ant lime. The fee ia 13.50 for Meigs county, and was born will arrive Monday morning I Units will be establbhed lor registered Girl Scouts, Mrs. Aug. ~. 1884, daughter of the !from the Elk Funeral Home Browmes, Junior and CodeUe Tom K. Flsher, _l910 Marquette late Columbus C. and Emily In Charleston. Fr>ends may call Scouts. The Pt. Pleasant Shrine Ave., Pt. Pleaiant, ts accept:~"w~~ Hplaer~=age to • anyttme ~~iE&.mw::nday. Club is located 11 miles from ing registrations for all gtrlsln • 7 , , the Gallla and Pt. Pleasant 1808 at Ewlngton, and he pre- Mrs. M1tdred c. Lowe, 59, Neigbborbood, or District m. ceded ,IJfli In dealh, Feb. 4, Middleport, died at her resi"''J Mn. Grace also stated sJrls 1931, idence on Powell Street _I>ridny wbo would like 1 lifetime ol Survlvprs are two daugb,ters, !evenJDg afler a lmgermg Ill· I pleasant memories, new skflls, tlro sons, ADIIa Tbelrrll ness... , . I .. or completed badge work should D~g~, of Vinton, Mrs. Born m Middleport, she was i attend Rocky Ledges Camp. roll . (Bllen) McCoy of Clr· the daughter of the late La.w· 'nle one week event IB scbeclulct~vlUe, D1!lgbt Ward of Galb· renee and Lenora Jane Sm1th ed June 21 through July 2, and \;Is, and George Kenneth Carney. She was preceded m July 17 tbrough July 23. Cost ard of ,jlamden. 'nlere are death br • brother Walton. Mrs. 'nle summer Pre-School class of the session Is $23 for regis14 crandchlldren ~ 14 Feat Lowe " "?"'lved by her bus- at Middleport Schools w1U be- tered scouts, and $23 for non~andchllclren. A liSter, Mrs. band, Wllliam. . gin Monday, June 6, 1966. The scouts. Vema Davis of Hutland, also 1 Funeral servlcos w11! be held cl•ss will be held at the Pearl I Tw..week sessions at Rocky IUrviveJ., . Monday at 2 p.m. at the Raw- St. Elementary Building a n d Ledges Camp will be July 3 Mn, Ward attended Vlntol lings-Coats Funeral Home._Rev. will be in session each day tbrougb 16 and July 17 tbroCII!h Baptist oburdl, and servic:ea M. E. Dowson will off~e<ate, from 9 a.m. until II a.m. :!9. Fee for tile 14-<lay events i'.~ be bold there at Zp.m. Mon- With burial m Gravel H1ll cern-, The program will ron I or is $39 for registered ICOuls and UIIJ• . Rev. ~ald Bro!lll; • will etery at Cheshire. 1six weeks starting June 6 and $4 3 for non-scouia. and bcml8l '\vllf. 'lte m She was a ~ember of t he ending July 15. Fees must be aent to tho ~ cemetery Ulltler ~ !Ieath Methodist Church and the Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. !loll of the Mc:Coy Funorll Pythlan SISters for 43 years. Diana Hartinger wlll be t be lmt. Frle~ds may calj 11 ,the Friends may call at anytJme at class 1nstructor11 and serving as Mn. Jerry Escue lunoral borne Sunday afternoon, the funeral borne. 1 teachers' aides wHl be Susan Graduating Sunday IIJ1d evening. HAROLD VAN HORN Morris, Ruth Ann Halley, RoseHENRY !, SMp1l Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Rutland, mary Hackett, Chris BaUey, PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Jf!ro ' Henry E. SmiUJ, 711 a' res!- has received word of the death Margie Harris, Sandra Humpb- ry Escue, the former Cborle Members of the Sherllf'a dent of Texu Rd., Galllpolis, of Harold Van Horn at the reys, Joyce Long. Kathy Mc. Mitchell of Pl. Pleasant, wlll partmenl are Sherill.~:::ll dted suddoulp.at I:G ·UL, Sat- camden Clark bospilal in Elhinney. lll'adllflto Sunday afternoon from Deputies Mlllard . urW Jlt.!ds '1'!1110, ~had just Parkersburg. Mr. Vab Horn is Parenlll wbo have enrolled the St. Francis School of Nlll'1- Floyd stover, Sidlloy ~MIIII ·tbci V~ l!oo- survived by the former Mildred their child or wish 1<> enroll lng In Columbus, Oblo. Atlerl!l- ston, Robert Ubi, Bernard Conpltlt at' lltmt!iigtOli" clii friday. Autherson, formerly of RD. them should report to the Pearl lng the graduallon aerclsea nolly and Alva SUllivan. He wu a M!trecl mine fore- Pomeroy. Funeral services were street Elementary · School, from Pt Pleasant w!U be Mrs. maa, and a veteran of World held Saturday at the Levitt Fu- Monday, June 6. Escue's mother, Mrs. Dorothy TAKEN TO H08PITAL War r. 'l1le lamlly bad resided neral home In Parkersburg. The project is being funded Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ill· OaJ!Ipoll! for lh'1" years. by Title I, Federal Air Pro- Escue and Mr. and Mn. Jlon. Rhodell Steffy, R. D. Po<n-11 . M~. 'limllh was bom at Mor· MARRIAGE APPLJCATION gram and will cost $5,679.88. aid Escue, all of Pt. Pleasant eroy, was taken to rtSfowD, Tenn.; on March 8, Elmer Wesley Althouse, 20. Any question on age eligibility Mrs. Escue ts a graduate of Memorial Hospital at 1:52 !.liS, 1011 of the Jato Jolul and Rt. 2 Albany, U. S. Army and of the student, may be relel' Pt. Pleasant High School and Saturday by Pomeroy e:::.:ll Marlba Anderton Smith. His Betty Jane Sprouse, t6, Rut- red to Mrs. Pearl Reynolds If also attended the Holzer bospU. ey oquadmen, alter be 1 was 14 the An- land, student. parenlll desire. al Scbotl of Nursing. a possible heart attack. General Hospital at Weatnn ls iio... E: Ell beth Racine Ma~ Hurt a• Tree.Limb FJIU. To Southern District Elem~ntaryStudents ~~~;:r:~~-Z4:£; $25 Fine, Make · Deaths OPAL SKIDMORE PT. PLEASANT_ Funeral aerv~ees will be held Sunday at .the Suttoo Melhodlst Church lqr ·•Mn. Opal Skidmore, 72, :0.~, T.W~? V: "7. £. -~ mQre of Thurachly l8lii Jeffortnn Blvcl., w119 dJed DI8bttn lbe tl. :t '""luntlar'l'lmel-sent~nel, Sunday, Junes. 1988-S Patterson Gives Commtmcement Address •. MORE$$ FOR YouTo be sure those liberal dividends are credited to your ,. account at the end of June, leave your passbook with us now. It will be posted, checked by our auditors, and ready for return to you ~ hortly after the first of July. You'll be pleased and so will we. ,.. "I The Gallipolis Savings and Loan Opposll• Poat Office "S•fe Snl,. ...._ 1116" Galllpolll, Ohle • That Club Up 1'heR'lVeriS • ~ NEWS . . Challengeu No~ Maam! You cant take I .f you don't have to! • BRIEFS a - -c.,.-_,='..,== ., •' ' '' . \ ·- Would you lite a bandy .. • ,.- -· No question about it. Good telephone servi~ really starts with a telephone call-to the Ohio Bell Business Office. j .... boot.. full of helpful hints on movinal Mail ~ coupon-or all Ohio Bell- 446,H21 I '· r,--------·---------- -·-~--·-·----·--·-----·-~--·..;.. Please send rn)l copy of • Memo& Made ~.' . ,.. , ' ' ,,' .,n • ~~ i ,\ ' ' ' ' '· ··, '' ·' i . ' ' "' . ' . ' Ohio Bel . ' N~------------------­ '•' ~~~----------~--~~~ .. ·iut. toO lrleYic!r Pl#a. Clneland, ''. " ' I ~ ' Isn't riaht now a good time to think about telephones' Not just which ones are the prettiest, · . but where to put them so they'll save time and steps in the years ahead. Attn all, if you order 'Ill•your phoneJ for installation at tbe same time, you pay only one service connecrion charge of $4.75. Jwt call and talk to your Ohio Bell servi~ representative. She'll bring you up-to-date on the broad choi~ of services and equipment available to meet the needs of your family and to fit the layout of your home or apartment. ; I •u. e Busy Day!- moving day, but one thmg you won't havt to worry about is your telephone service. Just tell us about your move early, and we'll arrange with an installer to have brand new telephones installed and ready to use. You won 't have to be without telephone service for a sinai• hour. t 1 it with you... • �I • . ! ' . . . . 1 -· · :: . · · -· ·lt";tl;,~~-r" , . I Z-The ' 'I ·:t ':~' -: su~a:r1'fme~u:~. su~:r. ~ne is,- 1~& , " I , . C'htri: ·' ... .· ·ranted to Lebve :!fJitAE~~~~e ·, · ·:~fi~Oult:' · ~sPlv~) own~~~:: :o~:~~bn~·sa.:: ::u:n:~ ~ !"p.!:UI~ ~: -~~,t~~~ :e:a~ ~ , ._ I'0 . ;w·N. ; ', '• YO"l.~'96v7·' . .. '": ' :.:. .. ' o · "sl pollee, frlenils, llel3hbors, bough b~ sllot 101111 killed the Press, P}ll,~ JIO!!en)laugb their,. IIJ!!Ii~ .l"•wl!'l . blood, : .. · . . 1•,..:, ..,,, , ,. ~wsmen ~nd wi~ ". , ~ent . .'_kry_ ~~......~ 8$ ~ -~~ated man whO bad ~~~$ ~~e· w,h, sl9wll>;g lbem • ; ' .. 1 · ; . WA$IDN9'fON (UJ?} ·-"·all-< · ~De excluain: •._.... .. \v n• Haa·~. P•. , tm-1. ..c............ !an• .,.~"C:!l ~·~ ·~l ~ulo"n..MI~- ~-tba. ~ &Y .JUCK' THOMAS .. -.,;.,_tJtMHlMMJ'..-IelltW;.;'ihtt~ ~ story have been . s~ld to 1 Deputy Sheriff Francto" Sharpe a distance, ,the , ~·lded~ wood!~· :In !fool_of ·IIi~ masslye At leait 8 half'llozen Galllpolitans Jiid I'QW ii;;d CbJ,•1• -~ · "" 1"J!' di I . magaz~. . . of Johnstown,.Pa. romance ~uliJil!lali!Js In }he ~e. ili.at ~P;ntect, ~m. . seats ao to-s ak for the big , pileup thllt delayed the JQOdw~ 'ti\lclW 'telr•M ttoa:r· ,I P Its IMlaY. Ann, f7, ~as obducted Frutrated Mao eliht SUSfl\'iJse.lilled days.. . fli~ Oii!Y reason l c~me to start'of the b~ 500 mile auto race Memorial Day at' In: ti may b'e''i pOSSli;OitY ler'·l61fo . as sbe re~ :wllll Tbe dlllOSUO, between the Hollenbaugb •lrl!ck 1M &lrl get you ·Peggy Ann was dl lis. • g , IM'I ·it ·wiJ i'eveaiea·· Sotutdl . • five brothere ~ '"'"'"' 14 . beeause I love you·" he told anapo · . . . • ~" · 1• B · ·bomeln'n!s\icSila~ Gap,' ber. "I've never a ·woman. ~~a . pileup .occurred dow!) In f':Ont of BOb (Qu•ke\ lliil~ato •·udo~tlons tti~ • staff .. a tiny iommimlty ¥1Uetl lll ". . tn an in1 life aild I bad ,to and eiJil t< and ~ told Tuscarora Mountaln, pari of. , . ., · . .1 •"!'lure oiJe \0 get ber _and I m Kctually 11 Car&· were jnv'oiY,ed 10 the me$8, bul •tlie .. ~anwhilhs the !Wel!~blfrea-; of thl Pew the Alleibeey Range to smng to keep ber. This all radio account of the race 1.Jisted 1!3 cap and drivers, 1 11011 lor ·l!!e Atof!lie :EdMir· I -\MIII• .r4._ at !he ~nels of central Pelll\!lylvanla: , n w' can db. 1\eep golD~ untu une counted them and marked them down as the man in the CommiSiio~'l ·tef~sal t6 d]i. v tJii! ~!!tJ!i-convil:t a)ld Sbe was rescued olive Ally 11 • · . of us dlea: E1ther you are golnl t lk hlw Ued them qut • · c~ctse :the nal\lre of Cblna!a I : .. h; ., ------:--JOHANNESBURG, South A~rica (UPI), - .~undreds to die, or I'm going to die, ot ~k w~~=n said four Cl,;, Good lucR Dave ~ ;nuc:l-• test last Mar. t. · ~ n;•· >! l 1' of cheering students carrymg Signs readmg ,, w~ love else we will dl~ together." e h th - ' ' . ' ' "'• . ' ' . ,.. I; t you, Bobby" greete~ Sen. Robert F. Kennedl'd· whBenthe "feople who love ·people caught '!~~!w:':~.~~= IIERit SOME . 'ntwi ' 'llie_._..eth~ion· !Jas ~,,, lo. 1 · arrived here for a first band look at aparthe1 . u . • don't treat people llklf thb," eer sat · ' . b 1 1 0111 ti adll ili 1 AY wu er. ll!e biJI!it ~~~~~. ' M'8IUI!IkQilk Academ 's revlous "key" winners: smaller groul' hoisted a "Yankee go home" sign and she replied. · point In his aooount of the race, . res, m , Y . e nea, a . by!lfogen lusl!lft - ·.'-11\m ~. y p heCkled the visiting senator. Most of the crowd gave Ken- "I kriow but lhb Is the oal)t but 1 missed ilie plleUp. I s~t- you M4Y hive reau:. the (illll, witd ·a llydrbgell!:/iltllllli}~t;f]IJI! 1 ~t• ·•!·J; Q [< ,: ;·; tt -~ ATHL.ETIC KEY nedy a tumultuous welcome when his plan~ landed al way 1 ca~ do l~" Hollenbaugh ed to listen to the race and had at ~tervals of I 50 years bas been trideltDtteoa~ 1938...aeJUg•l!lorrow . 1952-Ken Curry · Johannesburg's Jan smuts IIISWOred.' to ·teave. lite set fer a !nlputo, ago. · de~·· power anci,~I\Yerall!l;, 1937~~Ulloo 1953-Floyd Short · Airport. opposed lt. HollenbaCII!h said be bad Whtn I rtllll'lled 11 ha~ happen- JUNES, l95ll- Trevor Dav· lty. , . ·· - .1' ··~· ~Vi~~er 54-Henry Niday An Indian studenl to the ..mllred Pew AM lor ·Jona ed. b, former faculty "'ember of Quallfled oGUClear ·pbyllcl~: 1 19 ~ll!llh 5-Jim Thomas Mounting a hosUiy lmpr .. crowd rushed forward and tune, bad waltbed ber as she A couple of my favorite Gailla Academy High -SchoOl, ,.Y . ~ sjleclflc ln.lo*'"atlon ,ii., 195 ~tf!et.Sealey • Russ Smith Ylsed platform, Kennedy· D· placed a garland of pink and departed her school bus ev drt,vers went out wllh lhe pack, named · acllnfnlstralor of So~ certa!Qiy available. Bul . , ~ !956-John Milhoan N. Y., turned to face s~e ~~ white carnations aroomcl Kenne- d ,. ,. ery o.n GW'IIfy and A. J. Foyt. weatern Local ·School Dlslr1ct reiiJOII _that premature clis<lo-!, 194 !-Wayne Gibson !Mil •Raclilrose IS57-John Thomas the dem~ns~ators a_nd saJd, I dy's neck. . r d'dn't bavo the heart .Wben'the race resumed more Leads cbecked 1n robber· 8IU'l! Jl1lght "1\olllllrombl-..,_, 1 1 ;o~ t>lla.jaNI'ill{on . 1958-Ron Carr am particularly delighted that, Kennedy said . the race to come anor Ul 111ban an bollr later, I picked les; Six B & E's listed flclenUal talk'• behreen tho -U,~ 1M3IIII'.alnliiiPinsoa . 1959--Jack Mills as In my own _country, there Is problem In South Africa was linall)t decided it~ be a l three guys, one of whom I hop. Drastic reductions Indicated In and ChineSe ambassaclon' Ia 1944-Aldo Jeffers 1960--John Gilmore a divergent porn! of view and I more difticult than in the ludcy d4Y for me if 1 got you ed might win the race. Gailla county tomato plantings Warsaw, 'on tlie subject .of lilt 1961-Bill Co~ley am also delighted that you have United Stales. He added, ''We We <an leaw. tbo collntrv anci One of them nearly did; ·at ... New Mariet.la College stu- treaty. Perloclle amb&s!Uorlal 1962-A!idY Gilmore lhe oppor~ndy to wnte "!"h are lacing the problem of living livo happily if vou keep up with I least he flnishod lhlrd IJ I m) dent center named In honor of ~ons there are the Sial• j)e. 1963--Bill Eachus s1gns as, Yankee go hom~. I together regardless ol our me." • two Sheldon C. Gilman, native of parlment's 011ly direct rontaet 1McElreath). 'nle other 1948-Bill 1964-Gerald Armstrong have seen ,much worse Signs origin,,, for the benefit of all Afterward. wben It was all I I picked. staying away from Galllpolls. with Red China. 11 1lf >0\lillll!!~g 196~Bill Wamsley back home. people." over, Sll< said of Hollenbaugh: the top qualifiers, were Rodger JUNE 5, 1941 - Ra~ A CIJlneae alatomenlj. Aiull ~itw'';f.;::'nson · 1968-Dan Gilmore Kennedy said he felt sure , "Both our countries face the "i bated bim but pitied Ward and Parnelti Jones. Creek on rampage; Ob10 still Peking Is wiiUng to stop a 19 O-Gene etherholt that those who welcomed his [•arne problem ol surviving in a biln." · ' rising . . . C & 0 track washed "no flrol strike" nuclear aaM'~~'lJ1.~¥~~n • • • visit outnumbered those who cbangmg world," be said. THE LAST TIME I heard out; Roads at Vinton Dooded .. ment bas led to a dii!CI'~t, Amitt-, ,,., ttl!>at MUSIC KEY WINNERS _,., lin ,,.,_ _ , . anything about Danny (Buck) James eating enlists in Avla- .orlean lnquJey, Info wb•the~. lht 1937-Gertrude Etans 1952-Helen Butterfield CINCINNATI IUPI) _ Tile Crother11, former Rio Grander, tion Corps ... John Lee, catclt' R~ £0VOI'IIIIJODI would ~cJ. ~ "'lihllt'flillthart 1953-Sheila George . ClllclnDall_Boyol• "' lhe No- be had been shipped to Spartans- er-pltcher, gets 21 bits in . 41' ·er · joining the currealvllan ·OD ~Marjorie K~llon Bill George Ilona! llllsketball Assoeta- burg in the Western Corolinas trips to the plate to top .Gallla atmospheric, $JIIIce W ((IIDder·· ·--...wencleU-Lloyd 1954--Wanda Folden lion annouoced Soho'day that Leegue. Haven't seen his dad Academy High School baseb.all· ~ater · tesb. <ID.;t _; 1941-Alllf.lblrnton John Brunicardi !bey 'will play alno of their recently to fin~ out how he's <1'8 with a .512 balling average. . " ~ -•:Eli._Biark 195~Elden Ehrman SAIGON IUPI) _ U. S warplanes, strikinthard on 1~ regular 1085011 geme• doing. JUNE 5, 19t6 - Body of Bert Nixon hm•Comf/lfnly !956-Robert Danner Ia Cleveland But the latest Sporting News Wolf, victim ol packet Kanaw- BETHANY, w. VA. _ Gov. J kB , both sides of the 17th parallel, bombed North iet N~m • sb tb h dl t 1 1 J ary 1 d ;:;:::~ho<lt 1957-Hope ac rown l'n force for the fifth strai•ht day and helped Alhed Tho gem•• were slated for tells me that Spartan urg, e a sas er as anu ' oun Goorge , Romlley of ·'lllli!hlgin • Brunicardi ct 1 ad •.:. b tb ' Phillies farm club, is Ieadl.., Salllrday ... Hiram P. Shaw; a -nten~- for t"'- ' ••,' 1ground forces trap and shatter a crack Viet Cong comeve a .... ou1 • com· the pack as of May 24. Thai's ... son of Mr. and Mrs. LewiB B. can'" preslile '""· ntial ne ou 'n · a••· I blned (forts I Cle f d 1pany in South Viet Nam_ , - ~ · ·, h 1 1 8r e• pre Jd• · 1 · • ~·ve anB accord1'ng to !be June 4 Issue. Shaw, bas been called to report said Saturd"'• lor.· " I 'j'c ·-·0 1958-Gretchen Smith military spokesmen saJd the mu IL• oI the h1g ·eve owns s eu ovwour , ., !95~Martha Mossman Saturday. raid. But a newsman who Modell aild Clev<laDCI Plain They're a little belltnd. to Annapolis Naval Academy President Rlchard"!i(• · on 1960-Sandra Hood investigated a previous silch Dealer, . , Buck went south with the Phil· for physical examination ... :. "IB not'l the dilly -iii~ 00 the John Matthews South of the border, In a I raid rePorted ; "The jungle was _ . _ . _ " ' . . . . . . . . , lies and when they broke camp Jud Scott's rolored athlete. pul ocene'' "'Wbo ciJulcl•:\irtre -Y~ 1961-None battle endmg Saturday. g1ant dotted With large craters the · · be was supposed to go to Bak· it all over tbe Maple Slfaders GOP party. · ,,b!Jn · · ':\ 1 1962-Joyce Evans BSZ Stratofortresses, rocketf~r- size of small swbnming pools. ' ersfield in the California League. IH Sunday in a ball game at •lltyond that, _IldliJnoy aec;ua; 1963-Sally Dailey ing helicopter and strafmg The monsoon rains had filled IS But hi> dad said his orders had tbe fairgrounds . . Ex-justice ed to answer any qileStlo.U 1964--Carolyn King planes joined Army artillery m them most of tbe crater pools been chansed at the last min- W, W. Watts tells us that 57 cerntns the ReJ:t 196~Sandy Suiter panicking a Communist unit of were' a pretly blue-green. ute and he was sent to Spartans- years ago this morning there wnpalgn. He Dennis Avner an estimated 100 men m a l But...some were lhe color of burg, !Vas a heavy frost that killed JlockeMier,o 1966-Kathy Boggs Dight that sent them mto tbe blond The big buds had hit most everything it laid its Icy guns of a waiting South Korean home:" DESPITE TilE FACT fingers on, and be remembers • • Ioree. he graduated from Columbus it quito welL KEY WINNERS Central Higb School, I can ---1952--Marlene Tbivener At least 74 Communists tn the IS• I Heavy,, damage was ca.used hardly associate Dave Roberts, Madge Pettus tOO-man force were killed with to a 1964 model compact vehJC· former Gallipolis Lillie 'I 3-Charles Plymale the count ol dead sUII not le In a one-car mishap on Route and Gallla Academy 195 f 1954--Wanda Folden finished in the Vinb 'nlanh 143 near Bradbury early Sat- School hurler with the capttaq John Preston Valley 270 miles north of urday mormng. .1y ' 195~Eari .Win~ej:ll . Saigon. The new casualties ' Meigs County Sheriff Robert Cl The Columbus Jets were 1956-Carolyn Sisson raised to at least 464 the l'1 c. _..Har\l!nbae~·· d~.pnent loaded with mound talent 1957-Harriet Clendenin number of Communists killed \.d sa1d. E~war,d. Burchett, 27, .Ball- sent Roberts to Asheville in 195&-.loAnn Kisor since the U.S. lsi Air Cavalry • . <f,&~:lile, 0 ...opparently fell a1959-Mary Ann Lusk started its OperaUon Crazy Claude E. W!J)ters. Rt. Z Bid- sleep at th~ wheel and his car Class AA Southern League. Mary Notter Horse. well, Friday in Gallia county went ori' the roadway and was seems to be doing all ABOARD THE USS WASP 1960-Jack Stage Some 50 miles away other common pleas •·our!, flied a pe- wrecked. down there. iUPI) -If recovery . of the 1961-Joe Bagshaw 851 bombers struck for the 13th tition for a divorce from Pa· No injuries or arrests were An excerpt .rrom the 9 astronauts goes as 1962--Rodney Lusk straight day at an area in tricia Winter! on grounds ol reported. ern League domgs In the scheduled, 'nlomas Stafford and Sue Jarrell Quang Ngal province, where a gross neglect and extreme cru- Oflicm also Ylere lnvestlgal- Sportmg News says. Eugene Cernan wilt spend only 1963- Anne Ford force ol up to I,20CI Viet Cong elty. They were married Feb. illg a two-car accident Salur- ''.Oave Robe_rts of a few hours on the . aircraft 1964--Don Winters was reported moving In the 6, 1949 at Russell Ky., aod have da,y evening that bad occurred believes In l1mshtng what carrier Wasp Monday. 1965-Susan Phillips jungles. no children.. on RQUte. 7 below Middleport. starts. When the southpaw John . Stoneslltr, chief of -.,- -.~~---~• •19611-;-Diane Remita 1\eoullo Uauowa The plamtlff charges that the There wero .ap)l!lrently no in- I~ Mob<le. 7-1, May 17, he NASA's recovery forces, said " ' . -~..•:, ;;;;;:. S"IENCE AWARD There was no disclosure of defendant left home Apnl 20, juri•s, bot lhe Investigation con- ed m hiS fourth llralght the astronauts would be fiowft I·• ~· ; . " 1965 and has never returned tln ued art er · ••·30 plete same, all resuiUng In off th e shi P after medl••l · p.m. . R' L M d ~ 1962- Rodney Lusk I - Tom Hay e s to live in the home. He does, tones. IC• on ay 1 1 110 I 6-Sandy Avner Sue Jarrell however, charge. In his petllion a 4011-foot homer to spoil Rot>- ~am na ~~- go Pr~~~ I 11--Mary Lusk i~~Lb~~eBRol~:nson thai she has returned wben he British Viscount erts' bid for a shutout." K~ned;"u I 0-Jack Stage was away and has taken per· Fined in Rome II I expect to keep up wltb · I !-Joe Bagshaw !96~~~ni~llvner sonal gOQds, checqs, invoices, ROME (UPI) _ Viscount Gor- Roberts I suppose I'll bave to The routine astronaut lnspec- 1 j letters and other business pa- mansion, %6, Saturday was fi~> subscribe to the Asheville pa- lion 9~ their space capsule 196&-John Facemire _J;.._ _ _ _ _ _ __:.:..:..:__....:..:="--~..I pers. ed 180 and aiven 8 tO . month per The next to the lasl Issue probably will come after the , Winters claims his wife ha• • s,us~ded sente~ce for a pre- !May 28) of Sporti~il News had pair has lunched with Adm. -ro q i n11 s 1 a Sllll, the ·Amer1can people. in her possession certain checks dbwl1 .nm:jn\\Wlth Rome police a paragraph about Roberts, en~ Wllllam N. Leonard, chief of _"Mr. Johnson demonstrates . MiddlepOrt • Pomeroy Rotar· : for the years 1963 through 1966, last · Monday after , a party titled "Easy Life In Bull Pen. the West Atlantlc Recovery ~ thiS arroganc.e ~ugh hiS pen- 1305 .took tame ou~ for_an ~pen . together witb other papers she thrown . by on billionaire Jean It went on · Force!, and Capt: Gordon E. :J ~ chant for qmck1e news confer- meellng - often mspJred 1~ a has relused to give up. He con- Paul Getty. "The relief pil<;hers at Hartley, commandrng officer of -~ I! ences altended only by I he spint of fun - Fnday mghl tends thai he needs tbe paper11 Vi British VIscount, Nicho- ville cannot claim they are the si!Jp, Stonesifer sa~. r; 'l small corps ol regul~r Wh1te at Heath church and both fun and checks for proper a<'COUnl· Ia;· Dudley, Preston, • was ing overworked. If . The astronauts' are sch•duled • : And and senousness camed the day. ing and bookkeeping ol his imme~lalely freed by the city they Jiave time on fo spl~h down In the Atlantic WliD~E1~~~~~~~;~l~IID~ 1 House <~rrespondents. i' FROM , when th~ Pr<S<dent does bold J. H. Grate agam challenged busmess. court after being found guilty When Dave Roberts hurled 11 al!out 10:24 a.m. EDT ,, ' a news conference, Ford S<lld, all Rotanans to get the Four· The plaintiff also charges f . . . . five hitter to defeat Mobile 6-f Monday. 1 UNITED PRESS ' Ih " 11 dd · 11 · te ized b • . o resJS 11 ng arres1, lnJunng a . • , • .- - - 1 ' 1. e ~sua Y• s m~u tottl ~ wah YRotary,thest memor. . that his wife ran up large ac- policeman and damaging a May IZ, lbe !ell bander's INTERNATIONAL "'1 JUry vY saymg m1g ty 11 e. He t e time 0 . governors VISI · counts that he did not learn of .t "I d 'I be plete game was tbe tenth to · ' DRJVD• nu•·T · emphasized hl!l remarks . squa car. on remem r DD n. . until after she hnd tell. He al- wtu!t happened the morning of credit of the Tourists'', KENT, Oblo !UPil- ·aruce , . r' 1 a~ Rob- so charges th~t she mortgaged Maj. io," the Viscount told the staff in 11 outings. By way leurru!d hisluson 18 DIStru'ts Cut byt ~a~ng !"~.t~e tlallklews, Elyria, was re)IOI'II , WASHINGTON _THE U. s. ~'came"th~ ~loses:•to ~~!in'~ household goods without his · CO\Itt. · contrast~ Charlotte bad only one tn eerlouo cond!Uofl after OPOLDVILLE, THE CON- Office of Education announced I four-way lest ol any rna~ I knowledge ·~ p)ll'chased ott> ,.. route-gomg pe~~ormance In Us one-car . crash early Saturday. Pres1denl Josepli Mobutu Salurday that it is moving to ever knew." He added, "Bob er household ~tern _when she ·Mi~~ McNamara f1rst 2tgames. , Pollet said he a~parenlly , tost Congo said m an mter· cut off lederal financial aid to even died trymg to save anoth- knew he was fmanc1ally unable T U:l , Ahsevllle Is e~en~ly l~d· control of his car. It hll a fum· published Saturday pe re- 18 southern school districlll for , er's life., to pay. "~Q _,. ed ID Autumn lng the Southern Leagae (was her rompany ilncl Dipped to spare the l1ves ot th• f;ulure to comply With des.g- 1 The F~ur-Way test by which The defendant currently has :I)'ASHINGTON ·(UPil as ~I May 24) with an 18-11 rec- pinning him In lhO Wr<OCkiiP ex-mmi.sters who w e r e regahon guJCJehnes. IRotarians are urged' to live, in a partition action in . ~mmon fen.!le ~cretary Robert S. ord, . one game ahead -af for hour. ed pul>hcly becau:;e he had 1 At the same lime, Harold l<ssence, is; "Is 11 true, Is it pleas court for the d1v1Bion of N'?"llra s daughter, . Phil lies larm club, Mason. Re"le ed tbe lessons of the past. Howe n, u. s. CommiSsioner ' fair to all, Will 11 build better real estate, 41.75 acres m sec· Elizabelh, plans to be porlll was listed as Asheville'Si ~n interVIew wrth Ihe Leo- ol EducatiOn, sent a stiff tete- Ifellowship and friendship, and tlon 22 of Raccoon Twp.. The In september, her parents top ~drier wllh a +0 record. po VIlle newspaper Le Progres gram to Alabama's superinten- 1Will it benefit all concerned. plaintiff Is seeklnt an .l!!JUDC· liCluliC<d Saturday, He had an eamecl r•n g1v~ a few hours before the dent of education warning that The fun part came quickly tion,, to keep the derendaM' rr?m Miss McNamara Is a erage or l.IJ!I. had worked In •t~ ha!ngs last Thursday, he re- the state will lose more federal lenqugh when Ted Reed moved selling the_ real estate dunng ate of Stanford University. pmes pitched 12 lnnlnss ca thit the hves of An lome Ieducation funds if school dis- I that President John Werner tbe pendency of the action. ~DfJI8~ent Is to Barry OCII walked Gi ga, : Pierre Mulel•, and . trwts withdraw their voluntary challenge the 1...,ident of that At tho rt•quest ol the plaintiff, ward Carter, son of Mr. C~stopbo! Gbenye had been l assll!ances of compliance with olh<r club up the riv.r" <Lions a bearing has been set for II M~. _Byron B: Carl<r ol Lot s~red after they opposed the d•segregation. club in Pomeroy) to enter a a.m., June 10 for a A~..: He 11 a IJ64 c~qlral government Bul when , frog in the Regatta weekend restraining or~er from ford gradua~, w~ has_ I~ w•re 11-eed .they launched Set> Runimr Shift frog jumping contest. utng tbe part<Uon act1on. a masters degree th 1rebelljpn wb1ch cost the . Rotarian Bernard Fultz mov- Patricia Winters flied a International allalrs hv ·~ Qloussnds of CitiZens, BRUSSELS WESTERN ed thai the record read: "Reed vorce petition aga111st University, he !•••d. • leaders gathered bere for crili· 1croaked the motion." Wlnten Oct. 8, 1965, but enter Yale Lal\' Sc~100lll · .. cal NATO talks Monday be- Reed admitted he bad writ- dismissed her divorce fall. .L J '.4trOM,(Ifll' lleve the dramatic shift in ten to the White Holse for a March :Ill, 111M. . Rusilla's stretegic fronlll fore- frog oft !be LBJ Rancb He ·il· , _· · 1 1 1, 111111111 USE 1REPUBIJCAN LEA· shadow • . "low kef' Soviet pol- so admitted be. hacJn•i heard de Gerald lf."Ford charged Icy towllrds Europe for - some from the occupant of the White ANAHEIM, CIIH. iUPil Sa rday lbal ~ident. John-. tll!IO to come. House. . 9eollllpaw Georce Br-1 lim"' ' II ampnt tD _ !be press and 'I'll< Kn!mlin,. pre . occupied . Ladles of tbe clmtelr sJ.inl lted at Detroit Tlaero lo five th~, public: lr bli halldlinc of with the looming threat from dfi10er were Mn. Gtiofgo Card· flaturtay aDd- ~ • 4 .-i' ...~ He aaltl: "President Jobn- Red China is looking to the Far well. Mrs. Johll Kotcbka, Mn. · 6-1 vktorJ lor tilt CalllonuiM so~-~ IIIVXlll ~~ ·&uUty Eut -lnateld of Europe aa tho John Baker .. Mn· Jamea Joblt- · Alllolet,brt~klaploorllme •f b aJTOgaliCo of power-ar- major potential clanpr sono CJl eon, Mre. Fred Hlbba .anc1 Milt lotlal str~Jiti, · · · 'lh!jjru ro1ance Soward , tho presa aod lbe future. · Be111 SlllbonJ. ' !l.=~~~~~~~ •• Are~ .' I ooulh- SoUthMncan • StUdeDtS.· . , e come KennedyT•u0 \V·ays, nad w} Sia Da~~ ~:~':!~r:~lftt;n~~~:::dG~t~~!rl~ITI~ . rre\'IOQS GABS Key m· "mners • idllev!nJ. ·~· iwtrt:~~ Asked by aude Winters Spend Only Few survived b)' two sons and lbtee daugbters, IIFm7 E. Jr., of Ur.wtu, :~~t:,-- ~wwJ.~~.... !I;!'..!., and Mrs. Thomas Brookover bolb ol !Katherine) 'Dayton Mrs Ja~s (Marjorie) Cheek tis lnd and Mrs. 1 fuctl ~ 808 J ·;..) Wil· lla= of New aYork City. Th 14 and blldren A hi~ in de~tb. super>ntendent of schopl&, .give Blaclt; Nancy Boto, 'Peay lloto, the class address In CommOJtee- Jelftoy Bmyar, MarU"' Browp, ment ~erds~ -~riday... ev~!"4 ~eJt 1lhildresL. JJll Codner. ln The tile nigh schOOlopened au<Utor>um. llonJil Croll, Rrogr:am with, Irene Harrii Cooper, ·Crow, ~ c.JuMingbam, is.u, 29 1 rra~ .. tolrufl. He wa• Jud$• Robert s. Betz =: · Cbarleo Mugrage, Shirlee fllelg- ,him .., !IIi! •Ho report- to the OhiO BeU Telephone G~~~~~l!!!~ ler, Gary NorriJ, Kathy ObiiS, ed In ·~JWI condition. In a telepbone bootb at~~ -= SaUy Obil.z, Roger OUrs, Dona ~~ ·.ft$. '15, ~· tem,i!~· h \ ~ . Partolll, · <>; lJ; .. .•!rt. . ad- byQ>city pollee after he bad Pickens, Helen Patay Pnunps, Pic:keno, UJVJD Jenny to: ~sey, ...~v!Ue, was Proffitt Sandra Profflll Mar- ll1llled to the bospltal at It a. en out the glasr He Oiliblf.l~ sba Pugh Sharon Pyles ' m. Friday with a dislocated guUty wllen be · · rllbl albow. She wao Injured Judge Bel>. 14Jd Moos Riffe, John Rite~ Tl)ursday afternoou when abe[Judie be waa mid beCJuae Kenneth Rizer, Randall Rob- fell from a borst, sbe was rid· had seen his lftrl lrland erts, Jane Roush, Judy Roush, InS et home. Her condition another fellow. 'le walled James Ruseell, John Sauvage, "l"'rlsd a1 good. · she bad gone home and Brenda Sa)Te, Cathy Sa:yro, talled her Sandra Setters, Gal') Sewell, In other city police casal•! Te~{ion. Betty Mark Smith, Ray Judge Betz fined Jamea •· Smith, Robert Smith, 'nlomas Rose, 35, Gallipolis, $1$ ::;:, ""~'"'" · , n Spangler. Ernest Spencer, Mar· <OBis, lallure to yield the :fl...:. · : c10 Stewart, Beverly Stobarl, " of way: Alonzo Morris, ,...,....William Stover, Kennel~ 'nletss, well, and Sherman P, HM:Jme:r.l 0., IIIP 1.- W•lfliir.~· Ruseetl 'nicker, R011ald WagZl, Galllpotis, each $Ztl Sua. , ....... 7J II ner, Pauletta Watson, Dortha costs, intollcaUon: and Moo. ........ '10 • .l'llr Wilcoxen, Cathy Winebrenner, Folden, 51, Northup, $40 and ...... • » ' l*aW.I Frances Wippel and Michaela PT. PLEASANT- Three pel' coslll, mtoxicatton. Wed. .. .... n • I* Wt WoHe, sons were Injured and proper· Arrested by the Stale Higl> 'nlur....... '71 J1 ,..,.~ ~~ ty damage was eaUmated at way Patrol, Bert W. Tealonl, Frl, ... ··.. ll 11 Pair , o!,l $'11111 In I two oar accident Frl- 41, Rt. 2, Racine, was Sal. ". .... .,. • •,, . ' '-~ J day afternoon on Route IS, two f15 and !'""Is. speeding; ~-- . ' '(:!l and one-ball miles soulh el Pt. u E. Banks, 19, Rt. 1, Vlnloll, ~ Rtport liP 14 ,... . . · council address In one's camp Pleasant $10 and costs, unsafe vehicle: Averap ~ lellf . . . . folder. Scouts should refer to Injured and treated and re- and Dwltl Roberts, 58, Rt. tho waolt tllll ,.er lf;.lllt."-' ' their folder or check with their leased at Pleasant Valley H.,.. Gallipolis, $5 and costs, 71.4. · '. ·~: respective leaders lor further pita! were Mrs. Dollald Humph- sign violation. Average low . . .IIIUI'f"W lrdormati<MJ. Scout officials rey. 53, Pt. Pleas1111~ laceration Forfeiting bonds on the week 11111 ytir.·.u, promise mony opportunities of the bead requiring eight charges were: Earl H. Ray 20 bear 5u · . '· 1 lhls year for those who parUcl- stitches; Mrs. Daisy Kemp, 63, Beckley, W.Va., $17.50, ' ' · ·'I' ' pate in the campiJ1i activities. Well!burg, bumped bead and vehicle· Ben F. Patlnn 45 Total pnolpilallai•·lar ' strained back, and Gl!Cirjje • ' ' week lldtJ JIII' "A · 1111 ~, ,, · Vaslilou, 69, Power, W. Va., Gall' li p li U 4• . ;:; : 8 0 bruised stomacb and back. IpO ee Total (ftCipllatlall C lVI 0 'nle mishap occurred when 1 Probe 2-Car Cr118h this IUllllcloal, 1111 ~ southbound car driven by lncbu. , ,, ., George Vaslllou was struck Gallipolis city pollee tnvosiJ. Normal &vt!IP Jtl'l"lplffllf from the rear by a car driven gated a two car colltslon 31.411 liJcbaL ·. ;. , by Alfred P. wallace, 48, Hllnt- HO p. m. Friday 1n tho --<41' lngton, W. Va. block of Second Ave. It waa FILII llJlf ' ' ' ·'- · Acrording to Sberlll's depar~ !74th accident iD the first 151 Viet« A. Blbr, La1!f JW, men! lnvostigallng officers tbe days of the year. 1om, bas fllocl ,. 'etlpJirit ... Vaslllou car was following be- Officen sald that ElBa R. suit totailn( ••m.IO '·ta . . PT. PLEASANT _ Mason hind a farm tractor and had to Miller, 80, Rt. I, Pat:rlol, County ComiDclil Plea . ·eltld County Sheriff George JobnsoD otop ouddenly due to an oncom- ed out of a parking zone ou the apiJisl Martla Wlt:kllillliii, released his cJepartmenl'l lng !rock which lhe driver said park side of Second Ave. Racine. · '-- . tiv!ly report for the month of came over on his side of the struck a car, beaded IICII'Ibfast, , . May sbowlng the department highway and the Wallace car driven by Glen T. Montgomery. So revered ' ''Rtpliili traveled 1,7511 miles; worked could not stop In time to avoid 19, Rt. 1, ScoUown. '111ere lbe artist, 1n ~ ~ - ·iii 1,700 man hours; Investigated the rolltslon. minor damnso to bolb cars bon u '"lttt ,::11"' · 11 accidents resulting In $'1 ,m property damage and 1 al Injuries; Issued 18 road taw citations; recovered one stolen car: recovered properly v81ueo 11 at $1,500; lnvestlgeted 1 breaking and enterlngs; ed 87 court papers of olvll criminal actions· served Justl<e of Poace' warrants' booked 65 persons in the """""'II jail ls " ,; ~baffer, 'll~ ~or ,..!~~1""""~'~£~~~~~~in&tolll.~~~ -•·11'"1 lsi Three Jn•JUred Jn '}-Car Crash On Route 35 ~~the~ "'!lllliil!it !. z. .Jil j; Pre C'chool Reporled .te, I ' I Hours on Wasp tO·• ·Iir Sheriffi's Class starts 0nJone 6th ;ct C.ompact • Damaged in Bradbury AstronaUtS tO I'OI:tlvlng cllpll!mas tal Mathews, Julia M•ynard, with A t' •tY ( "'l DI'vorce { Day camp Rev.strati . . . on Deadl.me IS. Frl.day ~ • ,... :.,l'trll&!!· \.rt 193 Nlnety...ven Sou\hern , l.ocal H~bn 19 193 Heavy Bomb•mg M*ISSIOns • Are carrle • doul F•fth I Day W ,.:;O:["pre.J'ed AI\E 194 1W Court Orders Y ~~-• in 1:,, and ~be ~vive~ District el•m•ntary oludenls wore; ,Jennifer Alkire, Sbella !Jebra McMilton, Rn~er Mill- inj11~ _whlh! '•I w~ •t Syra· llll. mumcipal <'OUr!, fined In addilloa ID his wife, tie Is heard 0· 0· Patter80n, county Bailey, Katliy Bissell, Robert Iron, Sheila Millo, Judy Mise, """"·A tt,ee Umb.fell and stru~k well, '2~ and costs and olillenld:llltll. •-" ""' the lnvocaUon by R~v. H. Ll David Oatley Darlene Deem McDaniel, following the p~ Raber! Old~ Shirley Drake' . ~tal will follow In !be SUIslonal. The 7-8th grade choriJ!I Julia Early Roonda E r v 1 n' lop Ceqletery. 'nle body Is 0t sang "~lcha•:;, Row ~our Boat ·Gary ·Eynon: Sherry Farra, Ed: tbe Robertson Funeral HCllllO, Ashore, and More, followed ward Flriclleyf Carll Fisher Sutton, W. Va. by the Junk'~. band with •·over Bollnclll ;!Itch, Eric Furbee: FRED CABEEN . the Rainbow arranged by Its Jacqueline- Gluesencamp Dana Mr. Fred Cabeen, Ill, died Mrs. E. G. Low ol war, W. director, Dan Witherspoon. Hendrix BUI HUI Daniel Hill suddenly at au Athens Rosptt- Va., Is a surviving sister. , The class welcome was given Janette' HillY Kathy Hill wn: at Fnday, June 3. Mr. Cabeen, The body is at Miller's Home by Jlll Codner, the farewell by Ham aCibJiCk Brenda n • rtllrecl Athens businessman, for Funerals, and funeral ar-- John Riwhhart and the intro' a · resided In Middleport with his ,rangem~nts will be announced 1duclion of Mr. Pattereon was edward Hupp, Ruth Jarrell, wife lor the past II> years. I later. j by Jackie Gluesencamp. Mark Shirley Jailers, Roy Johnson, He Is 8w'Vived by hia wUe, I AUGUSTA BRECHTEL Smith iJJtroduced Joe Stobar~ Sbaron Johnston, Brenda JUJani! four children, : Augusta Brechtel passed a- president of the Southern Local tis, Loretta Kiser, Clarence . William Slater, Middl& Jway Friday evening at the res- Board of Education, who pre- Lawrence, Gene Lawrence, H• port; Mrs. Mary Cone, Colum- :ldence of his daughter,_ Mrs. aenled diplomas. Acceptance of zel Lawson, Barbara Leadingbus: George Cabeen, Dayton, ,James IGeraldene) Sm1th m I the d1plomas was by Jeffrey bam, Kathleen Lewis, Davld and Joe Cabeen, Columbus; six Charleston, W. Va. at the age Brewer. Lipscomb, Joan Manuel, Crysgrandchildren and one great !of 93. crandson. Funeral services are Horn In Pomeroy, Mr. BrecbJncompiete and will be announ- ilel was a retired farmer. He ced b)' the Hughes Funeral was preceded 1n death by h!SI t)Home In Athens where friends wife Rosa. • Registration deadline for tile downtown Galllpollo. llltiy call. Mr. Brechtel is also surviv-; annual Girl Scout Day Camp Dates lor the event are July ANNA COY WARD ed by another claugbter, Mrs. Iactivities is Friday, June 10, 11·15 Inclusive. Campers are to Mrs. Anna Coy Ward, II, John Usabelle) Martm, Chesh- "'"~rtling to Mrs. George Grace, gather at the \'l'ashlngton school widow of Claren':" Ward, died ~re; SIX grandcblldren, and II Galha Ne<ghborhond chairman. on July II, 'l'hty Will depart . at 10:30 p.m. Fnday at the Igreat grandchildren. the Old Frencb City at a a.m. bome of a daCJI!hter and aon-in- Services will be Tuesday at The t966 event will _be held Camping activities will belaw. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 12 p.m. at ihe Rawlings Coalll 1 at the P_t. Pleasant Shrine ('lub gin at 8:30 s. m. GallipoU. Woolridge In Vinton. :~nerat Home with burial in for Galha and Mason county lime, or 9:30 a. m., Pt. PleasMrs. Ward was a native of Gravel Hill Cemetery, The body Iscouts. ant lime. The fee ia 13.50 for Meigs county, and was born will arrive Monday morning I Units will be establbhed lor registered Girl Scouts, Mrs. Aug. ~. 1884, daughter of the !from the Elk Funeral Home Browmes, Junior and CodeUe Tom K. Flsher, _l910 Marquette late Columbus C. and Emily In Charleston. Fr>ends may call Scouts. The Pt. Pleasant Shrine Ave., Pt. Pleaiant, ts accept:~"w~~ Hplaer~=age to • anyttme ~~iE&.mw::nday. Club is located 11 miles from ing registrations for all gtrlsln • 7 , , the Gallla and Pt. Pleasant 1808 at Ewlngton, and he pre- Mrs. M1tdred c. Lowe, 59, Neigbborbood, or District m. ceded ,IJfli In dealh, Feb. 4, Middleport, died at her resi"''J Mn. Grace also stated sJrls 1931, idence on Powell Street _I>ridny wbo would like 1 lifetime ol Survlvprs are two daugb,ters, !evenJDg afler a lmgermg Ill· I pleasant memories, new skflls, tlro sons, ADIIa Tbelrrll ness... , . I .. or completed badge work should D~g~, of Vinton, Mrs. Born m Middleport, she was i attend Rocky Ledges Camp. roll . (Bllen) McCoy of Clr· the daughter of the late La.w· 'nle one week event IB scbeclulct~vlUe, D1!lgbt Ward of Galb· renee and Lenora Jane Sm1th ed June 21 through July 2, and \;Is, and George Kenneth Carney. She was preceded m July 17 tbrough July 23. Cost ard of ,jlamden. 'nlere are death br • brother Walton. Mrs. 'nle summer Pre-School class of the session Is $23 for regis14 crandchlldren ~ 14 Feat Lowe " "?"'lved by her bus- at Middleport Schools w1U be- tered scouts, and $23 for non~andchllclren. A liSter, Mrs. band, Wllliam. . gin Monday, June 6, 1966. The scouts. Vema Davis of Hutland, also 1 Funeral servlcos w11! be held cl•ss will be held at the Pearl I Tw..week sessions at Rocky IUrviveJ., . Monday at 2 p.m. at the Raw- St. Elementary Building a n d Ledges Camp will be July 3 Mn, Ward attended Vlntol lings-Coats Funeral Home._Rev. will be in session each day tbrougb 16 and July 17 tbroCII!h Baptist oburdl, and servic:ea M. E. Dowson will off~e<ate, from 9 a.m. until II a.m. :!9. Fee for tile 14-<lay events i'.~ be bold there at Zp.m. Mon- With burial m Gravel H1ll cern-, The program will ron I or is $39 for registered ICOuls and UIIJ• . Rev. ~ald Bro!lll; • will etery at Cheshire. 1six weeks starting June 6 and $4 3 for non-scouia. and bcml8l '\vllf. 'lte m She was a ~ember of t he ending July 15. Fees must be aent to tho ~ cemetery Ulltler ~ !Ieath Methodist Church and the Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. !loll of the Mc:Coy Funorll Pythlan SISters for 43 years. Diana Hartinger wlll be t be lmt. Frle~ds may calj 11 ,the Friends may call at anytJme at class 1nstructor11 and serving as Mn. Jerry Escue lunoral borne Sunday afternoon, the funeral borne. 1 teachers' aides wHl be Susan Graduating Sunday IIJ1d evening. HAROLD VAN HORN Morris, Ruth Ann Halley, RoseHENRY !, SMp1l Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Rutland, mary Hackett, Chris BaUey, PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Jf!ro ' Henry E. SmiUJ, 711 a' res!- has received word of the death Margie Harris, Sandra Humpb- ry Escue, the former Cborle Members of the Sherllf'a dent of Texu Rd., Galllpolis, of Harold Van Horn at the reys, Joyce Long. Kathy Mc. Mitchell of Pl. Pleasant, wlll partmenl are Sherill.~:::ll dted suddoulp.at I:G ·UL, Sat- camden Clark bospilal in Elhinney. lll'adllflto Sunday afternoon from Deputies Mlllard . urW Jlt.!ds '1'!1110, ~had just Parkersburg. Mr. Vab Horn is Parenlll wbo have enrolled the St. Francis School of Nlll'1- Floyd stover, Sidlloy ~MIIII ·tbci V~ l!oo- survived by the former Mildred their child or wish 1<> enroll lng In Columbus, Oblo. Atlerl!l- ston, Robert Ubi, Bernard Conpltlt at' lltmt!iigtOli" clii friday. Autherson, formerly of RD. them should report to the Pearl lng the graduallon aerclsea nolly and Alva SUllivan. He wu a M!trecl mine fore- Pomeroy. Funeral services were street Elementary · School, from Pt Pleasant w!U be Mrs. maa, and a veteran of World held Saturday at the Levitt Fu- Monday, June 6. Escue's mother, Mrs. Dorothy TAKEN TO H08PITAL War r. 'l1le lamlly bad resided neral home In Parkersburg. The project is being funded Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold ill· OaJ!Ipoll! for lh'1" years. by Title I, Federal Air Pro- Escue and Mr. and Mn. Jlon. Rhodell Steffy, R. D. Po<n-11 . M~. 'limllh was bom at Mor· MARRIAGE APPLJCATION gram and will cost $5,679.88. aid Escue, all of Pt. Pleasant eroy, was taken to rtSfowD, Tenn.; on March 8, Elmer Wesley Althouse, 20. Any question on age eligibility Mrs. Escue ts a graduate of Memorial Hospital at 1:52 !.liS, 1011 of the Jato Jolul and Rt. 2 Albany, U. S. Army and of the student, may be relel' Pt. Pleasant High School and Saturday by Pomeroy e:::.:ll Marlba Anderton Smith. His Betty Jane Sprouse, t6, Rut- red to Mrs. Pearl Reynolds If also attended the Holzer bospU. ey oquadmen, alter be 1 was 14 the An- land, student. parenlll desire. al Scbotl of Nursing. a possible heart attack. General Hospital at Weatnn ls iio... E: Ell beth Racine Ma~ Hurt a• Tree.Limb FJIU. To Southern District Elem~ntaryStudents ~~~;:r:~~-Z4:£; $25 Fine, Make · Deaths OPAL SKIDMORE PT. PLEASANT_ Funeral aerv~ees will be held Sunday at .the Suttoo Melhodlst Church lqr ·•Mn. Opal Skidmore, 72, :0.~, T.W~? V: "7. £. -~ mQre of Thurachly l8lii Jeffortnn Blvcl., w119 dJed DI8bttn lbe tl. :t '""luntlar'l'lmel-sent~nel, Sunday, Junes. 1988-S Patterson Gives Commtmcement Address •. MORE$$ FOR YouTo be sure those liberal dividends are credited to your ,. account at the end of June, leave your passbook with us now. It will be posted, checked by our auditors, and ready for return to you ~ hortly after the first of July. You'll be pleased and so will we. ,.. "I The Gallipolis Savings and Loan Opposll• Poat Office "S•fe Snl,. ...._ 1116" Galllpolll, Ohle • That Club Up 1'heR'lVeriS • ~ NEWS . . Challengeu No~ Maam! You cant take I .f you don't have to! • BRIEFS a - -c.,.-_,='..,== ., •' ' '' . \ ·- Would you lite a bandy .. • ,.- -· No question about it. Good telephone servi~ really starts with a telephone call-to the Ohio Bell Business Office. j .... boot.. full of helpful hints on movinal Mail ~ coupon-or all Ohio Bell- 446,H21 I '· r,--------·---------- -·-~--·-·----·--·-----·-~--·..;.. Please send rn)l copy of • Memo& Made ~.' . ,.. , ' ' ,,' .,n • ~~ i ,\ ' ' ' ' '· ··, '' ·' i . ' ' "' . ' . ' Ohio Bel . ' N~------------------­ '•' ~~~----------~--~~~ .. ·iut. toO lrleYic!r Pl#a. Clneland, ''. " ' I ~ ' Isn't riaht now a good time to think about telephones' Not just which ones are the prettiest, · . but where to put them so they'll save time and steps in the years ahead. Attn all, if you order 'Ill•your phoneJ for installation at tbe same time, you pay only one service connecrion charge of $4.75. Jwt call and talk to your Ohio Bell servi~ representative. She'll bring you up-to-date on the broad choi~ of services and equipment available to meet the needs of your family and to fit the layout of your home or apartment. ; I •u. e Busy Day!- moving day, but one thmg you won't havt to worry about is your telephone service. Just tell us about your move early, and we'll arrange with an installer to have brand new telephones installed and ready to use. You won 't have to be without telephone service for a sinai• hour. t 1 it with you... • �. ' \ ~ .\ ' ~· tUnlij.; 1lrnnt.:. itnfintl ' Chtster T1111Mhil~ Euc. Editor Dwight Wttherhol~ Editor Hobart Willon, Jr., Man. Editor J 'u licul IJliiD, .. _ _ .... '¢_. .~-·--·.;;•., , • •.. · .. ... .,n..c-·•.,. i ~ '"· ~ -'! £<j '... {f" · • ., . • ~- 01'11. to} n!lke room for something mod' • Tradition versus practicality. Sentiment against commercialism. So serious is the struggle in city alter city that the U. S. Dreparlmenl of Health, EducaUDD and Welfare bas joined with the prlvatzly operated National Trust lor ffistx>ric Pnsecvotloo to form the Preservation Advlaary Services Panel. . ·· 1be"l!llnel - a group of lop arch1tects and city l!)!ll)llers - has stlecled Salem, Mass: ~ - first laboralory expenment 11114 j;)iJJij ,,king to see if historic old Iiridm'ti(~!bM CID be preserved as the city .mei!Jii·deiiianda of mudern urban liv· ing. Both bard-nosed reallsts and misty-eyed • ',,1 s. lllehCII'd oroen, Publisher Jimw.s E. D1111Mr, Ado. J)jr. Venlon Dtweu•, Ado. Mgr, 1bol Is precisely the tragedy of the thing. There ought lo be a choice for our lawmen. II African gamekeepers can immobtllze beasts as large and dangerous as the rbinocerOUs by shooting tranquilizer darts into them, surely science can devise some sort of umercy bullet" that could be used against men wbose snapped minds transform them inlo rampaging beasts. Killing these two men removed the danger they pused to the innocent, yes. It also removed the necessity of asking ourselves what made them that way and any hope of their treatment ond possible rehabilitation. Perhaps we are not really concerned with the cure of such unfortunates. They are mad dogs. But !hey were not born mad, and the violent eradication of even such as these diminishes all of humanity and suggests that wbat we call civilized society Is not •s for advanced from the primitive as we like to think. conservationists should be pulling lor the panel ta come up with a satisfactory lolution. You can't park cars in a lovely old treeshaded borne or a hlaloric old <OUI'!house, but you seldom take groups of school chil· dren tx> see a parking lot. Ohio mey do something about this in lis next General Assembly. A proposal baa been adwnced In plaoe all historical siW. under a slngle agency for restoraUon, maintenance, and administration. It means another "bureau," another re-duction In the number of poople ntlnding their own business. But . modern America appears lo be beBded that woy on a roller coaster. Just where along Ibis rood America wiD stx>p is the question thougbtluJ poople want answered. ~. Age .of the Drive-in IT Wllll ·tOey labout 80 yeara ago, thot the first dl'lv..Jn · ~'"'-'' ;n the COUlllry was built. Whal y, lity then bas now become a wa) The old drive-in hotdog stand bas evolved into the drive-In restaurant wbere a family can enjoy - well, eat - a fullcourse meal ln tbeir ·car. In some places you can ge to church in your car, and almost everywhere loday you can do your banking llllm rour car. Some motels now lrave drive-in reglstratlon and bicycle bellhops. All of yet you can't drive into your room, but at a new hotel in S.n Francisco guesls can drive right to their floors inside the buildJog, Drive-in supermarkets are another reeen development, the American Automobile Association r~ports . Shoppers drive through wide lanes of merchandise while walking attendants remove items selec<ed and place them in a large basket thai is attached to the car. In Ontario, there's even a drive-In barbershop. The barber works from the back seat and for a change directions are given from tht fronl In Lovelady, Tex., appropriately enough a Justice of peace will perform a marri· age ceremony in your car. Add drive-in maternity hospitals and drive-in mortuaries and the life cycle nf Hado's Homo sapieas automobllus will be plele. BY W1WAM 8. WWTB . wiWiii-iGW" - ~ WUO: crlsly bou s1nee lbe early N.. %Ia ll!aped lo power by !Jurllln& the GermaD Reicbstag IDd framing the Commlllllat for the crlma iJ being UlJIIeriaken 111 a handful of "Buddhist leaders" ln South VIet N8m. With a big lie technique slmJ. tar ln principle to lbe nne Hitler used lo aelze Gennany, they are seeking naked power under clouds of lroudulent spiritual moUves. BlUer, repreaentlng only a small and ricloua ntlnorlty with unUnllled capacity lor propaganda and violence, e<· plotted the lear IDd loathing of decent Germana lor tho Com· munlst terror ln order It pot In 1 terror of hla own. 1beBuddhlalutrenllstpoU. Uoo-dergymen, wbo speak not only lor a Uny minority Gl tba Vtetnamese poople as a wbole but also lor only a mtnulty d. their own e<>religionists, al'il Oiploiting the deep rellglous tolerance ol the Western world lo aeet the deStructiOII of the ~ gime of Premier Ngnyen cao · ' •' i< lty. In the United States, as eJse. ·'' · to1 :=' ~~ ::J; t. ~ ~ penecllled fill' com- .Excessive Delay Briel, tragle news ltelllll frequenUy Ioree the thoughtful person tx> be concerned about how long it will be before a state or nation's conscience, thougb conditioned by centuries of Christianity, will oct to end lis inbumanlty lo man. Wbere the action requires money, as in providing adequate facilities lor juven~ correction and dei2Dtlnn, altogether lon often there is delay. Long delay. Permit us to say, excesalve delay, Such a UP! report IB!t week from Cleveland follows: "Judge Walter WbiUatch (bas) ordered an investigation into a mother's charges that ber son WB! beaten and forced tx> submit tx> unnaturnl acts in the county juvenile detention home. "WbiUatch called the boy to the bend! and asked him lo name tbe boys who at· tscked him. The li-yearocld tuburhan Par· rna youth burst into tears and said, "II I squeal on them Jt will be even worse." "Last month dormitory supecvisors of the detention home asked lor an investi· gation of "snake pit conditions" at the home. They cloimed control of homosexual activity among youngsters was dJIIicult due to overcrowding." ert led I I I ( ' ',•., ., \">' ' '• • ''' I I ,.. moal cyalcal of llglolil beltel Ia ~· to ltlnl PI• · :!/"!.~': ~..;~~:; tribute ClmunuliJa! plots to !he wmt .; the lluddh~t politlcoe!ers1men. Jlul does lt Jl!lllter very mud! wbose game are they playing _ that of antloCommuDlsl Soalb VIet Nam or of the Communist assailants? lluddhlat JDODka bad ba aot heeD trqica1l1 !Diaadvlaed 111 otbO" Gillclall. Oue mill! · IIIPIIOM Cbal tbeae' olllclala, iood IDd lldeYOtad men, wm QlemJelves hope- .llooelt paWc op!rl!m lo ldlllde. 'lbll the; ~.minded • BncJdblll GPeralorl are clem> 17 llllq. ~ liCit IIIII torrlbie 11811-cllitnleltGD d. lndloldua1 Buddb!il dill* wbo are f• naUeal ...il'r,nncbollc, 1114 tilt .,., .uddo lullllld Pll.pJJiua tl the B · blsl IIIIDIPWaton of bumall lesal7 milled. 1n •· lbat the '1'1111 enaelal po t .. They are sl;ouderiq DOt m.,... N and b lmly South VJ~I am , Y pllcation, the Uolled States. Most ol,aU, they are slandering the vast ll;lajorlljr .of the true . Buddbilts of South Viet' Nam, . 1be ve., rock·botlom decen•'• ctes of the western work\;lllldiab" the United SlaW! in parli"'"ll!'lM are being preyed upon byt.pow•. the er-grabblng men wbo byeoold most generous estimate nev~ run South Viet Nam, ev· en U. they captured It, or eontlnue mlstance to tbe Communisi Invaders, even ~ they would ..... try. ~ It Is DOt """"' pro1eollonally anti.COI!llllunlsl, f mor th .. •ver, •- aay !hot some o ese v w men have very eliSe tJes, lndeed, with other men In North Viet Nam who are the sworn frlebtlul bypoeriay of those "Buc!dhlal lellden" who at last 101 Diem never eame lilrGuib miSery beeomea p!UI. to the Amertean poople. Nor, ;t doeo 11 coma liu'Queb IIGW wbea the taraet 11 Ky. uems, the same psewJo.reUgloua .lluddo hlsts who bnJugbl abOut mUI'der of Premier Ngo Dlnb Diem '1'1111 simple facl II lbal Reliable American correspondents In VIet Nam have reported In detall the ghQlly OJ!llol· latlon ':lauch "Buddhist leaden" the ......... ...,.._ of wome n and ch1klreD poi oo display lor American pholograpberll as "proof" of ttao brutallty of tbe Armed B ddblat Ky repne. u moiUIIODarles themaelves Jli'O" YOked the shooting of these hap•-· .....,,_. .... ·~· American offl~ coB1s are reJu~ ·.......... of cb •h'-lant lo •.....su ted """""' 11 Jest their worda be wtls nd00 IUpest that Ky Is spo eaa a , &bofe aU, to Imply a !act of ID IIIII are DOW ......t!!J1 the deatruolion ol ltf'a realme IJIIo . der ~- 111111111 ..., eover Clf • ..,rellglous"6Y """"Y ls.!ue. "'; 111 shame, tbe United Slates under Prealdeot Keuoedy condoned at the ..... least. :his ·-• . mortal oampalga qalnsl DI,em. Por ·" 1111 faulll, Diem wu lha most'"'nearly eflecllve nallonal ····- __,... lbe Communist "''""" ~-ad-..•-""" VIet Nam bu ..,. -~~~ """''u -"uced b •-. ... ~ '" thla _, Tilert are many, thla coJum. Dill amlmg them, wbo have er bflleved Mr, ltl!lllledy would enemies of South Viet Nam. There's Only One Truth., . In Ugly 1'ashington Soun~ By BRUCE BIOSSAT and that many completed stu(!. WASHINGTON (NEA) - les deal harshly with bbu. Caught Inevitably iD the multJ.. In the present state of the Isplying c\1mplexities of this oge, sue, to call up IIUCh, eridellCI Washlnglon loday Is still a place is tx> "come to the defense ol wbere attitudes are quickly pol- Detroit," lf not It appear•. jUSt lrlzed and Jssuea redUced w a Utile inhUman and undemnoversimpllfied atereotypes. erode. Twenty years age, whell we ID the l)gbt of 0, l'll8l comwere just moving inln tbe lhlc- p!Ol!tles ol the safety problem, ket <of postwar problems, this whicll~,embraoes not enly lha was a bit more understandable. car a'nd the driver but ,the en-, In those days, In be agolnst glDel!rlng and conditiOn .<If tba Henry WaDaCil in the contre- rood, the tpo.olten lrrespons~ versy over bls appolnbnent as ble placing and labeling of road aecretary of commerce was .to signs, and other laclors, what be labeled an enemy of lull Washlnglon bas )ll'Gduced IS employment. Henry bad written badly misleading tx> the general a book promising 60 ntllllDD . public. -··-E j obs. There seems much less ex- ANOTHER """""n ' ~e loday. Congress, govern- : In this seat t1 the world'a ment and other agencies pour: m.. t powerful government, the Gut voluminous reports detall· buge press corps is admlfably 1ng every facet of our pl'<lblems. dlapnsed In be vigilant agalnsl Hundreds more newsmen are government • Inspired lalall on band lo sean and record ev- information, esoesslve ~cy,, . ery signUicant variatl~n on 'li a smothering of oppolltlon view; ·major theme, points. . Yet for all the torrent of Nevertheless, the poslure tf ,..,..b Uttle comes lhroueb but agcresslve skepticism can be the ~ threada of !he music. overdone. In tbls town II Clften Is. . A SENATE C01111111Uo0 look· Shocking dlapa- from Da tng inlo automotive safety, Nang In South VIet Nam, rebammers so emphatically on porting the incredlbla brulalliJ tbe evident shortcomings of and cynicism Gf rebel Buddhlsll loday's cars that the COIBitry must go down bard wlth those must surely conclude that drlv· who bep argu'tng thai t b f o ~f WT ers ore almost lotally blameless American Ieadersblp always U 'tf lD the making olfatalaecidents. manages, In SaigOD and e!SeA motorist familiar with wbere1 lo side with the worsl BY HIERONYMOUS "Ky's Generals," !bose near lions uked here Ia dumging these hearings ntlgbt confi- elements when it acts to beiP, Ilea Bottle was 1 soldier bold baH·mlllion votes to be cast by somewbal dently shout ''Detroit bru- tronbled peoples. ADd used to war'o alaramo. the South VIetnamese army just Sometime ago u be 1'11111 a rL'll light and slams ll But a cannOI>Itall took off hJs were not £11ing lo secure hio . were asking "Why are we bllo another car. THE NATION Is pot we • 1 election. Vlat N ?" r "Wiili .,.. o.. would hardly know lhat served by attitudes of,~, So down bta arms. So tenDlbly Ky decided Ogbling Wltb all lba 80 much college-level safety re- almost "struct"al" to' very ••· 'tlu unW r1s1nga in •·•- IJid In oearcll Is under way that the ward this or any U. S. 8~erll;! But Ben hadn't made any In postpone ""' vo g .....National Safety Council main· ment President JQhnson mal!e• commitments. And since mir· things ~ppeflted more In f~': Soul~! Viela~~' ta1ns 1 "correlation service" his q~ote of mistakes. But, 'ob- . rors weren't general Issue equiP' of his side. ADd we "f~~ the ques 011 filbiiDI?" In keep tract of It• that much viously, errorS do not COll$1~ ment ln that army, he wasn't able to 1711 point to:: ar;l :~ lOti of of 11 Ia directed lo mak..up his waking days around •,,. lho very familiar with his la':i Vlell " us y. terence Ia eoirll 1o be lllld perltnnance Gilbo driver, calendar. Ben was much more concern Somelx>dy in the U. 8. 80'liDS leullo live tilt t1111:er-1 1 with the loss of hla legs. Other· In be going to a lot oil rouble :?'!a~tlonl 1 chance to wise, the mere fact that be lo convince our poople lbat there their iDrlll llraJ&bl. "hadn't a leg lo stand on," Ia no middle ground in Viet At 1 '1ft an hope that would not have been cause lor Nam: that we must either lh1nr IIIli with calling the whnle thing off. Roth- "win" or retire In abject ,:::..::.::: in er, be would have been escu- swJeuder. Iwan In wbfeli IJie pltlple .,.. ~ Jaled onto a pair of slUts and , , ""'""" ..., Jr given a more plelltllul supply V11!17 leW wars have been aet. : cbooso ........,. '¥' . · of bombs dod without some aori of nego.llo succeed bta lllber It does~'t require a cannon- tlation with the other aide aud G1 the goverllmelit of "CIIlna." 1 ball to pi'Gduce thel unfortunate lbere II • f<~S~growing sentJ.. Especially u tbe naulll of ellecl In s.tson, a mere an- ....,t here that we sbould al fall's fOting have areadJ been nouncement CllD do il Take the to be going tx> a lot Gl trouble decided. one by Gen. Ky, ln repeating reallaUc dlscusslDD wltb the ---a ronner statement, of hla to- VIal ~· Gen. Ky has elfefcSUNDAY tentioo to remBin the bead of tually dlspusecl of lbat sort of the government and not baYing lalk ln S.igoo with a decree of ~S.SENTINEL "to try harder as No. 2." five JWilmprlsonment for ,...,. ~- ., no Or take the IIJJIOI1DC8Dlefts &IIJODe. "v~~ting ~ ~ .,.J~i'ii.liLY,..•~r'• by several administration spok· slon, but ourtbaHe= efca: t let .:f' ~ esmen that we would withdraw[""~ wl~ t ecree 101 ;:,~"'=. ':1.:: from Viet Nam al the request 1D the U. S. ::',.. ., ,....., ~ ,.,., ., . of the government. Wbicll w~ '11lul,~ <mla) State Dept, - 1\\l',-a.:tr"nm~L all~ 11111h>,oM · 1111 · ' b·ouble .."""'"• ,•• , well as long II we had b Jl l"'v ...,.,...... that .,.. Mlliitll.,., oonlrol of that government, ut leg lo stand Gil, or lo oave Ill .,. • not •o goad II ~n. Ky can't raee. ::.01.:::0 produoe some sort of el..UO. MeanwbDe. tn the llght of den~ statistlcs showing the approval velopmenl!l in Saigon during tbe .:'~m,~um of the people. put few -a the tone of qu., w:f~ _ , _ ,. ~"' ,,. Up until last mon~ lt. apJ>O'I': . -- -- - :::., W, .;: 1 ed be 'lltlllld be able to win Bll · ' CAilL CONFERENCE --. ioo. ,.., 1111 11o N. election' In wh!'Ob htoet of J1ie . 'G""'N (UP!) .;. JD=:'&- - "" oppesilloq would l>t IIJlo!blft. , "1 · • -.....#"..J!o100~ 1o cally blrrOcl as being CominUo ltr!Or . Stewart UdaD ~:'* nlsts. But wUh the Buddblsta _. plans Thursday f• a =-~ ~,·= beginning lo get out of control major oojlferenoe on polluUolt ,. - 11"10 and the m-y 'considerable oppo- proble"!f; ln ~ Erie In .. ·. . , ., 1111m1 ............... "by' ·IIOilil cf lietd 'Iii CJevetand June 2l · · ·' How Not to Save Face Ky Statements Leadt0 EseaIalion b:'J"~id ar I ~or?'~ ibe !..t = BERRY'S .e:: =·_ . , . =-•·•-· · O:..:":":::..,.,...:,:o;;:=. ,5'. -...- "'v:. .;.."' . . ., ,. "'"·.., .., -=;,- •. '' ~ ..:. ' <• • I u ..,,. ,i"! .:.(] ~. ! . . r Ohio River Commerce iD ·GaUiP.,Iis, Pomeroy Bend Begins . IJIIlp&lby fill' bwnali s$ln& .-~·:nabora':. wllbeo~ =:,:=.., • •I' •. ,.-·. ,. 1§-: ·.'~ ·I' :" ~J Urban Utopia One of l'li! aureat ways to stir up a civic tuas is to ·starlt earlng down something "l"•"l 4-'l'lle StmdayTimes-Senllllel, Stmday, JuneS, 1988 .'- , i': • '' \o '. Why Not Mercy Bullets for Killers Tracking down disturbed people wllo suddenly turn into killer -. kidnapers and terrorize the countrys!lle IS certainly not the most urgent problem lacing law enIorcement agencies. But such cases happen, and there have been two of them in the past month. In Shade Gap, Pa., a former mental pa· tient and ''mountain sniper" kidnaped a 17-year-<~ld girl and held her hostage for seven days. Near Bristol, Conn., an ap- . parenlly derangod man seized a 6-yearboy waiting at a school bus stx>p. Fortunately, in both incidents, the hostages were rescued unharmed - the boy within a few hours of his abduction. In both incidents, the kidnapers died in a bail of bullets. Pollee and volunteer hunters had no choice but tx> kill them. Bringing ~1e Pennsylvania kidnaper to bay cost the llfe Gl an FBI agent and the serious wounding Gf a deputy sher~f. A patrolman WH wi>uruled In the gunfight with the Connee- ' •' .'~~~-t,!i·,., • . .' P.uBLISnBD BY TilE OlllO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY . ..-1 Mi ' • suNDAY 1HlTE PAPER , . ' ...... l:ili v ' ' '• ' I kc A~('i • ' !Jtllllli!~ BY.DICK TQOJIW .. Fifty yeara ago · commetco on the upper Ohio River, as wen ai il the Galllpolia area, was declining, '11le bey.tJay o! sleamboaUng was about to paso and men wbo followed tHe river were beginnlog to look elsewhere for eJilploymeat. On May 31, 1916, it was reported !hot the packets Tell City and Dunb'l' woOld dlscoRUnue landing at Middleport on account of wharfages beiug more thon freight shipments, which were said w be very ontall hi and out ot both Middleputt 'and Pomeroy (with t h • exception of salt shipments). A great change had token place in the Pomeroy Bend from IS or 20 years before whe• river service was good. A fine, Ja.t..~hAAJ ~ ~Jr~t . . .IAfL •. - - Pomeroy and Galllpolls ,f'fery mo!'lllng for Cincinnati, . arrtv·· ing 1n the Queen City ·24 hour• after tearing Pomeroy. The railrooda .runniAg Dl8ll)' double-headers were corrying the greot bulk of fl•eigbt in and out of the Pomeroy Bed(( which was a busy place with coal mines, salt a•d brontlne. plants running full capacity and busi· ness in general the best It hod been in many years. Skippers and others interested in the river business in the Pomeroy Bend and up about to Racine were crying f o r a through Pitl<burgh • Cincinnati packet. Residents in that coun· try seemed to think •teamboat bvsiness was declining rapidly, But w.ith gnod servi<e, proper . . ~JII"~~~~ .1!1~ rr~~- Ina! condlllnJII, it would be treatiy improved, lliBJJT per· 10118 &bought, although Ibn bad been a steady deere~ In river commeroo f,.. ,urs. .One of the most tmporialll . features of boating of the fu· ture, it wos llld, must be more modern and u(>lo.tJate .terntlnaJa •t every ·city and loWR along the river where freight could be handled sharply aad quickly without hauling It up a n d down muddy banka. It was aug. geBted !hot incline wharves free to all coinpetlng ll!leB be tslabl~ed by the government In order lo abolish the slow, antiquated method of handiing freight. ·.'11le packet llaes, It WB! sug· gested, would pay tho wharf. . ·~-~~~ fhf.~t ~~t~ p,,.l!n~ .. wbarVea where railroad cars as well as steamboaljl a n d barges could be unloaded and lbeir cargoes could be discharged.' Freight could be handled much cheoper by water than 111 rail, was the general opiJ>. ion. On June I, 1916, it was anBOUnced tbat the laat packet Valley Belle soon might enter the Huntington-Gallipulla trade, A petition waa freely signed to bring the packet bere. T h e merchants for some time bad wanted o boat in tho! trBde and lt was sald that the people •· long the river wanted o boat that would leave Huntington il the morning for Galllpulis. This trade had been obandoned a· bout two years earlier, Cilptaia ' •,!'?~ -~ - ~ ~!!'!~~ C'::':"~ the Vajley Belle and lbe packet Helen LaDe. For ~vera! lii01llhs poople bad come lo GaDipoiis from Crown City llld PoliJis In between 111 ~ lo crdss on the ferry. Nat bavlnB a boat lR the trade lo arrive bere in . t h e morning had greatly 1ncreaaed the ferry boat business. June 2, 1916 - News ItemOwing to river business having doereased on the upper Ohio River ill late year1, many rlv· er pUots, engineers, maW. and deckhanda have quit the river and secured pooitlons on shore." June 3, IBIS - News ltem·"The ateamer Wabash, pur· chased some time ago at Mar· shal's sale bf the Parkersburg flock Co., wu 1o14 Wedn'IS' .:.1 ~., -w.•i.: Mli'tth.;., o1 l'l· Preosant. The Wabash, which 'had been lowing the Menke and Colellllln showboat ·Simny South until the U. S. Marjhal got i ~ld of the outfit, was built at Dubuque, Iowa, in 1831. This sbawboat was allaehed at Gallipolis while on her last trip up .the river but broke away from shore and departed. Sheriff Ed Myers later overbauled them and made them settle the account. The Wabash will be brought w Pt. Pleasant and used as a rowboat. She has good puwer and boilers but a . few years old which were put nn when William R. Markle owned the showboat." June S, 1916 - News Item"'11le towboat Convoy over. turned in a storm last July 7 11 Clr>cinnat!._ ...., :1 Harry lrl;u1in her of tbe crew . ly eociiPed d-:!~ ~;: John Sntlth's I deckhand George Bowen nauga, have never been "Captain w;jt(lj. of Middleport,' Sack pilot, took the new PIICk,t·· = .. , la from St. Louis tq l'l"f ,, leans and escursion trip. stall began his the Pomeroy, • as a cub pilot .under Dur de Wolfe. , "Engiaeers are v.tey SCI!rirf·· and lt )B bard to secure · men on boats. Mlii!Y u~ ' Rivror engi"'""'S' ba>lt. secured ' stationary jobs 011 sbo" · , .at much better wages." ,,,,j 1 The suDciay TimeS.Senlinel, Sunday,,June 5';_196f,ns Gallipolis Dentist Acquires 1938 Lincoln Motor scooters, or bikes, seem tx> be the trend nowadays. But not for D<. Evan Roderick, Gallipolis dentist. "I am a bug on old cars," said Roderlclo last week. "I love tx> work on them. You migbt say it's my one lnd only bobby." Or. Roderick and tlis friend, Jim Sa1ton, fiew to Boston, Moss,, recently tx> pick up a 1933 4ntoln, advertised lor sale I• the New York Times. The purchose was made from a Dr. John Bowers. "You see many cars bl this nature advertised in the New York paper," said Roderick, Whll. a)so OJt'DS 8 1935 Ford COD· vertible. ' After seeing the 1938 Lincoln Lebaron Body was up lor grabs, Or. Rlderick and Saxlon left for the east coast by air on the afternoon of Moy 28. The deal was completed within a lew hours. Then tbe Golli· plltans began the long trip borne - 1938 Linola automobile style. Twenty.two hour~ and some 800 ntlles later, they arrived iD CHECKS ENGINE - Dr . Evan Roderick, GallipGlls dentist, dlecka the 375 cubic inch engine in his 1938 Un-' the Old French City, safe and coin convertible sedan, purchased from Dr. John Bowers, BOSton, over Memorial Day Weekend. sound. "She was ·nllssing • Ill· ' ~~d b~.f'=:~"~~·e of that... Sp-4 Kennedy of Port~r :b~:~~~ba,:,so.;;t~:=·~i~! Guided Mortar FirU.g in hi s · !ian a awa weep 0 abo_n,. 1be black convertible sedan's w are enormous, 750 by 17. "l'll 0 prob,bly to )uy a truck .p·_ e.. .. tire ·lor 1 sjlare," Bocleric.k chuckled. A Gal!la county soldier, -Sp-4 The BUto, with a lelf minor John W. Kennedy, son of Mrs. exceptions, Is in fine physical Mary Kennedy, Porter, porticlcondltlon. '"'lle wiring beneath pated ln· the 25th Infantry D~ the dash needa repolring. It •tsion's "Wahiawa:~ operation needa new Door mots, and a !tlay 20-21 in which troops from muffler," Roerick said. the division's first and second Tile vehicle weighs approxi- brigades destroyed 6Z enemy mately 6,800 puunda. When lt structures, 13 sampans, 13 tun· came off the assembly line nels and 53 Viet Cong trenches. J8 years •go, it sold for $7,500. A 4.2 morter lire computer, Once Roderick completes the Sp-4 Kennedy and his platoon minor repairs, he plana to use gave support to the bottalion. Jt as a "second family car.'' Three Urnes during the "Wahi· - --- · -awa" eperation, U. S. troeps NEW TODAY · were ambushed, but action by For the swim set, there's a Kennedy and his buddies new float ' ·ol -rugged polyethy- brought quick relief. . lene eq~ with an unbr..k- After tile 11110ke cleared, •ble fot:e' rhask and underwa· the soldlen rooa.• .t up '·134 ter VIewer which enables the 1o1 o1 arata, blelnding 18 lc!.. user to explore below withou\ of rice 1lld l,M ponads of • . ' SPt JOliN I,I!NNEDY . a snorkle tube. The float, live peanals. Aile;' mO(e lllan ·=r feet tong, is suitable, the man· Ill IOIII1da of small . ..... all)o ' utacturer say,, !or Jake, river, · mllllllloo aDd a,~ .Yiris of The aoljllen fOund 1 new h... ocean or pool. . · eiolfl were oetzed.l' pita! in the area, pluS 1 larae ------.-~--"--- -- - ~ .... ,..._ - Features of Tri-Co Area I EdKins, Harr;,onviUe, Clock Repairrrwn Nearly 50 Ywr. Retired I I ---- ------·- - Stephenson Era Passes �. ' \ ~ .\ ' ~· tUnlij.; 1lrnnt.:. itnfintl ' Chtster T1111Mhil~ Euc. Editor Dwight Wttherhol~ Editor Hobart Willon, Jr., Man. Editor J 'u licul IJliiD, .. _ _ .... '¢_. .~-·--·.;;•., , • •.. · .. ... .,n..c-·•.,. i ~ '"· ~ -'! £<j '... {f" · • ., . • ~- 01'11. to} n!lke room for something mod' • Tradition versus practicality. Sentiment against commercialism. So serious is the struggle in city alter city that the U. S. Dreparlmenl of Health, EducaUDD and Welfare bas joined with the prlvatzly operated National Trust lor ffistx>ric Pnsecvotloo to form the Preservation Advlaary Services Panel. . ·· 1be"l!llnel - a group of lop arch1tects and city l!)!ll)llers - has stlecled Salem, Mass: ~ - first laboralory expenment 11114 j;)iJJij ,,king to see if historic old Iiridm'ti(~!bM CID be preserved as the city .mei!Jii·deiiianda of mudern urban liv· ing. Both bard-nosed reallsts and misty-eyed • ',,1 s. lllehCII'd oroen, Publisher Jimw.s E. D1111Mr, Ado. J)jr. Venlon Dtweu•, Ado. Mgr, 1bol Is precisely the tragedy of the thing. There ought lo be a choice for our lawmen. II African gamekeepers can immobtllze beasts as large and dangerous as the rbinocerOUs by shooting tranquilizer darts into them, surely science can devise some sort of umercy bullet" that could be used against men wbose snapped minds transform them inlo rampaging beasts. Killing these two men removed the danger they pused to the innocent, yes. It also removed the necessity of asking ourselves what made them that way and any hope of their treatment ond possible rehabilitation. Perhaps we are not really concerned with the cure of such unfortunates. They are mad dogs. But !hey were not born mad, and the violent eradication of even such as these diminishes all of humanity and suggests that wbat we call civilized society Is not •s for advanced from the primitive as we like to think. conservationists should be pulling lor the panel ta come up with a satisfactory lolution. You can't park cars in a lovely old treeshaded borne or a hlaloric old <OUI'!house, but you seldom take groups of school chil· dren tx> see a parking lot. Ohio mey do something about this in lis next General Assembly. A proposal baa been adwnced In plaoe all historical siW. under a slngle agency for restoraUon, maintenance, and administration. It means another "bureau," another re-duction In the number of poople ntlnding their own business. But . modern America appears lo be beBded that woy on a roller coaster. Just where along Ibis rood America wiD stx>p is the question thougbtluJ poople want answered. ~. Age .of the Drive-in IT Wllll ·tOey labout 80 yeara ago, thot the first dl'lv..Jn · ~'"'-'' ;n the COUlllry was built. Whal y, lity then bas now become a wa) The old drive-in hotdog stand bas evolved into the drive-In restaurant wbere a family can enjoy - well, eat - a fullcourse meal ln tbeir ·car. In some places you can ge to church in your car, and almost everywhere loday you can do your banking llllm rour car. Some motels now lrave drive-in reglstratlon and bicycle bellhops. All of yet you can't drive into your room, but at a new hotel in S.n Francisco guesls can drive right to their floors inside the buildJog, Drive-in supermarkets are another reeen development, the American Automobile Association r~ports . Shoppers drive through wide lanes of merchandise while walking attendants remove items selec<ed and place them in a large basket thai is attached to the car. In Ontario, there's even a drive-In barbershop. The barber works from the back seat and for a change directions are given from tht fronl In Lovelady, Tex., appropriately enough a Justice of peace will perform a marri· age ceremony in your car. Add drive-in maternity hospitals and drive-in mortuaries and the life cycle nf Hado's Homo sapieas automobllus will be plele. BY W1WAM 8. WWTB . wiWiii-iGW" - ~ WUO: crlsly bou s1nee lbe early N.. %Ia ll!aped lo power by !Jurllln& the GermaD Reicbstag IDd framing the Commlllllat for the crlma iJ being UlJIIeriaken 111 a handful of "Buddhist leaders" ln South VIet N8m. With a big lie technique slmJ. tar ln principle to lbe nne Hitler used lo aelze Gennany, they are seeking naked power under clouds of lroudulent spiritual moUves. BlUer, repreaentlng only a small and ricloua ntlnorlty with unUnllled capacity lor propaganda and violence, e<· plotted the lear IDd loathing of decent Germana lor tho Com· munlst terror ln order It pot In 1 terror of hla own. 1beBuddhlalutrenllstpoU. Uoo-dergymen, wbo speak not only lor a Uny minority Gl tba Vtetnamese poople as a wbole but also lor only a mtnulty d. their own e<>religionists, al'il Oiploiting the deep rellglous tolerance ol the Western world lo aeet the deStructiOII of the ~ gime of Premier Ngnyen cao · ' •' i< lty. In the United States, as eJse. ·'' · to1 :=' ~~ ::J; t. ~ ~ penecllled fill' com- .Excessive Delay Briel, tragle news ltelllll frequenUy Ioree the thoughtful person tx> be concerned about how long it will be before a state or nation's conscience, thougb conditioned by centuries of Christianity, will oct to end lis inbumanlty lo man. Wbere the action requires money, as in providing adequate facilities lor juven~ correction and dei2Dtlnn, altogether lon often there is delay. Long delay. Permit us to say, excesalve delay, Such a UP! report IB!t week from Cleveland follows: "Judge Walter WbiUatch (bas) ordered an investigation into a mother's charges that ber son WB! beaten and forced tx> submit tx> unnaturnl acts in the county juvenile detention home. "WbiUatch called the boy to the bend! and asked him lo name tbe boys who at· tscked him. The li-yearocld tuburhan Par· rna youth burst into tears and said, "II I squeal on them Jt will be even worse." "Last month dormitory supecvisors of the detention home asked lor an investi· gation of "snake pit conditions" at the home. They cloimed control of homosexual activity among youngsters was dJIIicult due to overcrowding." ert led I I I ( ' ',•., ., \">' ' '• • ''' I I ,.. moal cyalcal of llglolil beltel Ia ~· to ltlnl PI• · :!/"!.~': ~..;~~:; tribute ClmunuliJa! plots to !he wmt .; the lluddh~t politlcoe!ers1men. Jlul does lt Jl!lllter very mud! wbose game are they playing _ that of antloCommuDlsl Soalb VIet Nam or of the Communist assailants? lluddhlat JDODka bad ba aot heeD trqica1l1 !Diaadvlaed 111 otbO" Gillclall. Oue mill! · IIIPIIOM Cbal tbeae' olllclala, iood IDd lldeYOtad men, wm QlemJelves hope- .llooelt paWc op!rl!m lo ldlllde. 'lbll the; ~.minded • BncJdblll GPeralorl are clem> 17 llllq. ~ liCit IIIII torrlbie 11811-cllitnleltGD d. lndloldua1 Buddb!il dill* wbo are f• naUeal ...il'r,nncbollc, 1114 tilt .,., .uddo lullllld Pll.pJJiua tl the B · blsl IIIIDIPWaton of bumall lesal7 milled. 1n •· lbat the '1'1111 enaelal po t .. They are sl;ouderiq DOt m.,... N and b lmly South VJ~I am , Y pllcation, the Uolled States. Most ol,aU, they are slandering the vast ll;lajorlljr .of the true . Buddbilts of South Viet' Nam, . 1be ve., rock·botlom decen•'• ctes of the western work\;lllldiab" the United SlaW! in parli"'"ll!'lM are being preyed upon byt.pow•. the er-grabblng men wbo byeoold most generous estimate nev~ run South Viet Nam, ev· en U. they captured It, or eontlnue mlstance to tbe Communisi Invaders, even ~ they would ..... try. ~ It Is DOt """"' pro1eollonally anti.COI!llllunlsl, f mor th .. •ver, •- aay !hot some o ese v w men have very eliSe tJes, lndeed, with other men In North Viet Nam who are the sworn frlebtlul bypoeriay of those "Buc!dhlal lellden" who at last 101 Diem never eame lilrGuib miSery beeomea p!UI. to the Amertean poople. Nor, ;t doeo 11 coma liu'Queb IIGW wbea the taraet 11 Ky. uems, the same psewJo.reUgloua .lluddo hlsts who bnJugbl abOut mUI'der of Premier Ngo Dlnb Diem '1'1111 simple facl II lbal Reliable American correspondents In VIet Nam have reported In detall the ghQlly OJ!llol· latlon ':lauch "Buddhist leaden" the ......... ...,.._ of wome n and ch1klreD poi oo display lor American pholograpberll as "proof" of ttao brutallty of tbe Armed B ddblat Ky repne. u moiUIIODarles themaelves Jli'O" YOked the shooting of these hap•-· .....,,_. .... ·~· American offl~ coB1s are reJu~ ·.......... of cb •h'-lant lo •.....su ted """""' 11 Jest their worda be wtls nd00 IUpest that Ky Is spo eaa a , &bofe aU, to Imply a !act of ID IIIII are DOW ......t!!J1 the deatruolion ol ltf'a realme IJIIo . der ~- 111111111 ..., eover Clf • ..,rellglous"6Y """"Y ls.!ue. "'; 111 shame, tbe United Slates under Prealdeot Keuoedy condoned at the ..... least. :his ·-• . mortal oampalga qalnsl DI,em. Por ·" 1111 faulll, Diem wu lha most'"'nearly eflecllve nallonal ····- __,... lbe Communist "''""" ~-ad-..•-""" VIet Nam bu ..,. -~~~ """''u -"uced b •-. ... ~ '" thla _, Tilert are many, thla coJum. Dill amlmg them, wbo have er bflleved Mr, ltl!lllledy would enemies of South Viet Nam. There's Only One Truth., . In Ugly 1'ashington Soun~ By BRUCE BIOSSAT and that many completed stu(!. WASHINGTON (NEA) - les deal harshly with bbu. Caught Inevitably iD the multJ.. In the present state of the Isplying c\1mplexities of this oge, sue, to call up IIUCh, eridellCI Washlnglon loday Is still a place is tx> "come to the defense ol wbere attitudes are quickly pol- Detroit," lf not It appear•. jUSt lrlzed and Jssuea redUced w a Utile inhUman and undemnoversimpllfied atereotypes. erode. Twenty years age, whell we ID the l)gbt of 0, l'll8l comwere just moving inln tbe lhlc- p!Ol!tles ol the safety problem, ket <of postwar problems, this whicll~,embraoes not enly lha was a bit more understandable. car a'nd the driver but ,the en-, In those days, In be agolnst glDel!rlng and conditiOn .<If tba Henry WaDaCil in the contre- rood, the tpo.olten lrrespons~ versy over bls appolnbnent as ble placing and labeling of road aecretary of commerce was .to signs, and other laclors, what be labeled an enemy of lull Washlnglon bas )ll'Gduced IS employment. Henry bad written badly misleading tx> the general a book promising 60 ntllllDD . public. -··-E j obs. There seems much less ex- ANOTHER """""n ' ~e loday. Congress, govern- : In this seat t1 the world'a ment and other agencies pour: m.. t powerful government, the Gut voluminous reports detall· buge press corps is admlfably 1ng every facet of our pl'<lblems. dlapnsed In be vigilant agalnsl Hundreds more newsmen are government • Inspired lalall on band lo sean and record ev- information, esoesslve ~cy,, . ery signUicant variatl~n on 'li a smothering of oppolltlon view; ·major theme, points. . Yet for all the torrent of Nevertheless, the poslure tf ,..,..b Uttle comes lhroueb but agcresslve skepticism can be the ~ threada of !he music. overdone. In tbls town II Clften Is. . A SENATE C01111111Uo0 look· Shocking dlapa- from Da tng inlo automotive safety, Nang In South VIet Nam, rebammers so emphatically on porting the incredlbla brulalliJ tbe evident shortcomings of and cynicism Gf rebel Buddhlsll loday's cars that the COIBitry must go down bard wlth those must surely conclude that drlv· who bep argu'tng thai t b f o ~f WT ers ore almost lotally blameless American Ieadersblp always U 'tf lD the making olfatalaecidents. manages, In SaigOD and e!SeA motorist familiar with wbere1 lo side with the worsl BY HIERONYMOUS "Ky's Generals," !bose near lions uked here Ia dumging these hearings ntlgbt confi- elements when it acts to beiP, Ilea Bottle was 1 soldier bold baH·mlllion votes to be cast by somewbal dently shout ''Detroit bru- tronbled peoples. ADd used to war'o alaramo. the South VIetnamese army just Sometime ago u be 1'11111 a rL'll light and slams ll But a cannOI>Itall took off hJs were not £11ing lo secure hio . were asking "Why are we bllo another car. THE NATION Is pot we • 1 election. Vlat N ?" r "Wiili .,.. o.. would hardly know lhat served by attitudes of,~, So down bta arms. So tenDlbly Ky decided Ogbling Wltb all lba 80 much college-level safety re- almost "struct"al" to' very ••· 'tlu unW r1s1nga in •·•- IJid In oearcll Is under way that the ward this or any U. S. 8~erll;! But Ben hadn't made any In postpone ""' vo g .....National Safety Council main· ment President JQhnson mal!e• commitments. And since mir· things ~ppeflted more In f~': Soul~! Viela~~' ta1ns 1 "correlation service" his q~ote of mistakes. But, 'ob- . rors weren't general Issue equiP' of his side. ADd we "f~~ the ques 011 filbiiDI?" In keep tract of It• that much viously, errorS do not COll$1~ ment ln that army, he wasn't able to 1711 point to:: ar;l :~ lOti of of 11 Ia directed lo mak..up his waking days around •,,. lho very familiar with his la':i Vlell " us y. terence Ia eoirll 1o be lllld perltnnance Gilbo driver, calendar. Ben was much more concern Somelx>dy in the U. 8. 80'liDS leullo live tilt t1111:er-1 1 with the loss of hla legs. Other· In be going to a lot oil rouble :?'!a~tlonl 1 chance to wise, the mere fact that be lo convince our poople lbat there their iDrlll llraJ&bl. "hadn't a leg lo stand on," Ia no middle ground in Viet At 1 '1ft an hope that would not have been cause lor Nam: that we must either lh1nr IIIli with calling the whnle thing off. Roth- "win" or retire In abject ,:::..::.::: in er, be would have been escu- swJeuder. Iwan In wbfeli IJie pltlple .,.. ~ Jaled onto a pair of slUts and , , ""'""" ..., Jr given a more plelltllul supply V11!17 leW wars have been aet. : cbooso ........,. '¥' . · of bombs dod without some aori of nego.llo succeed bta lllber It does~'t require a cannon- tlation with the other aide aud G1 the goverllmelit of "CIIlna." 1 ball to pi'Gduce thel unfortunate lbere II • f<~S~growing sentJ.. Especially u tbe naulll of ellecl In s.tson, a mere an- ....,t here that we sbould al fall's fOting have areadJ been nouncement CllD do il Take the to be going tx> a lot Gl trouble decided. one by Gen. Ky, ln repeating reallaUc dlscusslDD wltb the ---a ronner statement, of hla to- VIal ~· Gen. Ky has elfefcSUNDAY tentioo to remBin the bead of tually dlspusecl of lbat sort of the government and not baYing lalk ln S.igoo with a decree of ~S.SENTINEL "to try harder as No. 2." five JWilmprlsonment for ,...,. ~- ., no Or take the IIJJIOI1DC8Dlefts &IIJODe. "v~~ting ~ ~ .,.J~i'ii.liLY,..•~r'• by several administration spok· slon, but ourtbaHe= efca: t let .:f' ~ esmen that we would withdraw[""~ wl~ t ecree 101 ;:,~"'=. ':1.:: from Viet Nam al the request 1D the U. S. ::',.. ., ,....., ~ ,.,., ., . of the government. Wbicll w~ '11lul,~ <mla) State Dept, - 1\\l',-a.:tr"nm~L all~ 11111h>,oM · 1111 · ' b·ouble .."""'"• ,•• , well as long II we had b Jl l"'v ...,.,...... that .,.. Mlliitll.,., oonlrol of that government, ut leg lo stand Gil, or lo oave Ill .,. • not •o goad II ~n. Ky can't raee. ::.01.:::0 produoe some sort of el..UO. MeanwbDe. tn the llght of den~ statistlcs showing the approval velopmenl!l in Saigon during tbe .:'~m,~um of the people. put few -a the tone of qu., w:f~ _ , _ ,. ~"' ,,. Up until last mon~ lt. apJ>O'I': . -- -- - :::., W, .;: 1 ed be 'lltlllld be able to win Bll · ' CAilL CONFERENCE --. ioo. ,.., 1111 11o N. election' In wh!'Ob htoet of J1ie . 'G""'N (UP!) .;. JD=:'&- - "" oppesilloq would l>t IIJlo!blft. , "1 · • -.....#"..J!o100~ 1o cally blrrOcl as being CominUo ltr!Or . Stewart UdaD ~:'* nlsts. But wUh the Buddblsta _. plans Thursday f• a =-~ ~,·= beginning lo get out of control major oojlferenoe on polluUolt ,. - 11"10 and the m-y 'considerable oppo- proble"!f; ln ~ Erie In .. ·. . , ., 1111m1 ............... "by' ·IIOilil cf lietd 'Iii CJevetand June 2l · · ·' How Not to Save Face Ky Statements Leadt0 EseaIalion b:'J"~id ar I ~or?'~ ibe !..t = BERRY'S .e:: =·_ . , . =-•·•-· · O:..:":":::..,.,...:,:o;;:=. ,5'. -...- "'v:. .;.."' . . ., ,. "'"·.., .., -=;,- •. '' ~ ..:. ' <• • I u ..,,. ,i"! .:.(] ~. ! . . r Ohio River Commerce iD ·GaUiP.,Iis, Pomeroy Bend Begins . IJIIlp&lby fill' bwnali s$ln& .-~·:nabora':. wllbeo~ =:,:=.., • •I' •. ,.-·. ,. 1§-: ·.'~ ·I' :" ~J Urban Utopia One of l'li! aureat ways to stir up a civic tuas is to ·starlt earlng down something "l"•"l 4-'l'lle StmdayTimes-Senllllel, Stmday, JuneS, 1988 .'- , i': • '' \o '. Why Not Mercy Bullets for Killers Tracking down disturbed people wllo suddenly turn into killer -. kidnapers and terrorize the countrys!lle IS certainly not the most urgent problem lacing law enIorcement agencies. But such cases happen, and there have been two of them in the past month. In Shade Gap, Pa., a former mental pa· tient and ''mountain sniper" kidnaped a 17-year-<~ld girl and held her hostage for seven days. Near Bristol, Conn., an ap- . parenlly derangod man seized a 6-yearboy waiting at a school bus stx>p. Fortunately, in both incidents, the hostages were rescued unharmed - the boy within a few hours of his abduction. In both incidents, the kidnapers died in a bail of bullets. Pollee and volunteer hunters had no choice but tx> kill them. Bringing ~1e Pennsylvania kidnaper to bay cost the llfe Gl an FBI agent and the serious wounding Gf a deputy sher~f. A patrolman WH wi>uruled In the gunfight with the Connee- ' •' .'~~~-t,!i·,., • . .' P.uBLISnBD BY TilE OlllO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY . ..-1 Mi ' • suNDAY 1HlTE PAPER , . ' ...... l:ili v ' ' '• ' I kc A~('i • ' !Jtllllli!~ BY.DICK TQOJIW .. Fifty yeara ago · commetco on the upper Ohio River, as wen ai il the Galllpolia area, was declining, '11le bey.tJay o! sleamboaUng was about to paso and men wbo followed tHe river were beginnlog to look elsewhere for eJilploymeat. On May 31, 1916, it was reported !hot the packets Tell City and Dunb'l' woOld dlscoRUnue landing at Middleport on account of wharfages beiug more thon freight shipments, which were said w be very ontall hi and out ot both Middleputt 'and Pomeroy (with t h • exception of salt shipments). A great change had token place in the Pomeroy Bend from IS or 20 years before whe• river service was good. A fine, Ja.t..~hAAJ ~ ~Jr~t . . .IAfL •. - - Pomeroy and Galllpolls ,f'fery mo!'lllng for Cincinnati, . arrtv·· ing 1n the Queen City ·24 hour• after tearing Pomeroy. The railrooda .runniAg Dl8ll)' double-headers were corrying the greot bulk of fl•eigbt in and out of the Pomeroy Bed(( which was a busy place with coal mines, salt a•d brontlne. plants running full capacity and busi· ness in general the best It hod been in many years. Skippers and others interested in the river business in the Pomeroy Bend and up about to Racine were crying f o r a through Pitl<burgh • Cincinnati packet. Residents in that coun· try seemed to think •teamboat bvsiness was declining rapidly, But w.ith gnod servi<e, proper . . ~JII"~~~~ .1!1~ rr~~- Ina! condlllnJII, it would be treatiy improved, lliBJJT per· 10118 &bought, although Ibn bad been a steady deere~ In river commeroo f,.. ,urs. .One of the most tmporialll . features of boating of the fu· ture, it wos llld, must be more modern and u(>lo.tJate .terntlnaJa •t every ·city and loWR along the river where freight could be handled sharply aad quickly without hauling It up a n d down muddy banka. It was aug. geBted !hot incline wharves free to all coinpetlng ll!leB be tslabl~ed by the government In order lo abolish the slow, antiquated method of handiing freight. ·.'11le packet llaes, It WB! sug· gested, would pay tho wharf. . ·~-~~~ fhf.~t ~~t~ p,,.l!n~ .. wbarVea where railroad cars as well as steamboaljl a n d barges could be unloaded and lbeir cargoes could be discharged.' Freight could be handled much cheoper by water than 111 rail, was the general opiJ>. ion. On June I, 1916, it was anBOUnced tbat the laat packet Valley Belle soon might enter the Huntington-Gallipulla trade, A petition waa freely signed to bring the packet bere. T h e merchants for some time bad wanted o boat in tho! trBde and lt was sald that the people •· long the river wanted o boat that would leave Huntington il the morning for Galllpulis. This trade had been obandoned a· bout two years earlier, Cilptaia ' •,!'?~ -~ - ~ ~!!'!~~ C'::':"~ the Vajley Belle and lbe packet Helen LaDe. For ~vera! lii01llhs poople bad come lo GaDipoiis from Crown City llld PoliJis In between 111 ~ lo crdss on the ferry. Nat bavlnB a boat lR the trade lo arrive bere in . t h e morning had greatly 1ncreaaed the ferry boat business. June 2, 1916 - News ItemOwing to river business having doereased on the upper Ohio River ill late year1, many rlv· er pUots, engineers, maW. and deckhanda have quit the river and secured pooitlons on shore." June 3, IBIS - News ltem·"The ateamer Wabash, pur· chased some time ago at Mar· shal's sale bf the Parkersburg flock Co., wu 1o14 Wedn'IS' .:.1 ~., -w.•i.: Mli'tth.;., o1 l'l· Preosant. The Wabash, which 'had been lowing the Menke and Colellllln showboat ·Simny South until the U. S. Marjhal got i ~ld of the outfit, was built at Dubuque, Iowa, in 1831. This sbawboat was allaehed at Gallipolis while on her last trip up .the river but broke away from shore and departed. Sheriff Ed Myers later overbauled them and made them settle the account. The Wabash will be brought w Pt. Pleasant and used as a rowboat. She has good puwer and boilers but a . few years old which were put nn when William R. Markle owned the showboat." June S, 1916 - News Item"'11le towboat Convoy over. turned in a storm last July 7 11 Clr>cinnat!._ ...., :1 Harry lrl;u1in her of tbe crew . ly eociiPed d-:!~ ~;: John Sntlth's I deckhand George Bowen nauga, have never been "Captain w;jt(lj. of Middleport,' Sack pilot, took the new PIICk,t·· = .. , la from St. Louis tq l'l"f ,, leans and escursion trip. stall began his the Pomeroy, • as a cub pilot .under Dur de Wolfe. , "Engiaeers are v.tey SCI!rirf·· and lt )B bard to secure · men on boats. Mlii!Y u~ ' Rivror engi"'""'S' ba>lt. secured ' stationary jobs 011 sbo" · , .at much better wages." ,,,,j 1 The suDciay TimeS.Senlinel, Sunday,,June 5';_196f,ns Gallipolis Dentist Acquires 1938 Lincoln Motor scooters, or bikes, seem tx> be the trend nowadays. But not for D<. Evan Roderick, Gallipolis dentist. "I am a bug on old cars," said Roderlclo last week. "I love tx> work on them. You migbt say it's my one lnd only bobby." Or. Roderick and tlis friend, Jim Sa1ton, fiew to Boston, Moss,, recently tx> pick up a 1933 4ntoln, advertised lor sale I• the New York Times. The purchose was made from a Dr. John Bowers. "You see many cars bl this nature advertised in the New York paper," said Roderick, Whll. a)so OJt'DS 8 1935 Ford COD· vertible. ' After seeing the 1938 Lincoln Lebaron Body was up lor grabs, Or. Rlderick and Saxlon left for the east coast by air on the afternoon of Moy 28. The deal was completed within a lew hours. Then tbe Golli· plltans began the long trip borne - 1938 Linola automobile style. Twenty.two hour~ and some 800 ntlles later, they arrived iD CHECKS ENGINE - Dr . Evan Roderick, GallipGlls dentist, dlecka the 375 cubic inch engine in his 1938 Un-' the Old French City, safe and coin convertible sedan, purchased from Dr. John Bowers, BOSton, over Memorial Day Weekend. sound. "She was ·nllssing • Ill· ' ~~d b~.f'=:~"~~·e of that... Sp-4 Kennedy of Port~r :b~:~~~ba,:,so.;;t~:=·~i~! Guided Mortar FirU.g in hi s · !ian a awa weep 0 abo_n,. 1be black convertible sedan's w are enormous, 750 by 17. "l'll 0 prob,bly to )uy a truck .p·_ e.. .. tire ·lor 1 sjlare," Bocleric.k chuckled. A Gal!la county soldier, -Sp-4 The BUto, with a lelf minor John W. Kennedy, son of Mrs. exceptions, Is in fine physical Mary Kennedy, Porter, porticlcondltlon. '"'lle wiring beneath pated ln· the 25th Infantry D~ the dash needa repolring. It •tsion's "Wahiawa:~ operation needa new Door mots, and a !tlay 20-21 in which troops from muffler," Roerick said. the division's first and second Tile vehicle weighs approxi- brigades destroyed 6Z enemy mately 6,800 puunda. When lt structures, 13 sampans, 13 tun· came off the assembly line nels and 53 Viet Cong trenches. J8 years •go, it sold for $7,500. A 4.2 morter lire computer, Once Roderick completes the Sp-4 Kennedy and his platoon minor repairs, he plana to use gave support to the bottalion. Jt as a "second family car.'' Three Urnes during the "Wahi· - --- · -awa" eperation, U. S. troeps NEW TODAY · were ambushed, but action by For the swim set, there's a Kennedy and his buddies new float ' ·ol -rugged polyethy- brought quick relief. . lene eq~ with an unbr..k- After tile 11110ke cleared, •ble fot:e' rhask and underwa· the soldlen rooa.• .t up '·134 ter VIewer which enables the 1o1 o1 arata, blelnding 18 lc!.. user to explore below withou\ of rice 1lld l,M ponads of • . ' SPt JOliN I,I!NNEDY . a snorkle tube. The float, live peanals. Aile;' mO(e lllan ·=r feet tong, is suitable, the man· Ill IOIII1da of small . ..... all)o ' utacturer say,, !or Jake, river, · mllllllloo aDd a,~ .Yiris of The aoljllen fOund 1 new h... ocean or pool. . · eiolfl were oetzed.l' pita! in the area, pluS 1 larae ------.-~--"--- -- - ~ .... ,..._ - Features of Tri-Co Area I EdKins, Harr;,onviUe, Clock Repairrrwn Nearly 50 Ywr. Retired I I ---- ------·- - Stephenson Era Passes �·r ~ ~ . ',i ~';' .,~ f ,,~· • • c " ' . r I '''I '. ' .. .. ,, ! ..' l!le llll!«a!ftl_t i !elllfiHIJ, S!JlHtay, J'uqe ll, 1!186-T Area F~ers, Falnili~· are Invited To Agri-Industry !fwilight Review·Event New lnF,Imi#g ,. 'Planning is Key Factor In Functionai Buiidings . .I Of Glllla IIIII Metes counl)' flrmm ~ their families It'll Invited lo allelld ~ Agrl- Inclustey Twlllght Review 'fol: community leader! to be held from 4-7-30 . p.m. ,. _ _ ay :~ Z: ~ !b e,._,;tn~t=n Brllllcb el tile Oblo A&r~)ur· II Research and Develop~~~ent Center at Carpenter. ' m......... Dr. Roy Kollman wUI ouWne several outslandlog opportunllies for lbe dynamic llfOwlh and developllll!lll of tile qrlcultur· allndustry ill oouli>ctJjtral Ohlo. Dr. Kllttmau It Dean of the College 'of Agriculture a n d Home Economics, Ohio State University, Director of I b e Ohio Agricultural Relearcll aad Development Center and Dlree- ' . tor.of the Ohio Cooperative Ex· dllplays af lola.t 'ID lilt .. . ~oJll• ·~t;:·;i leDilon Service, tire family. And f::::~:j ~ · the ildles, lllen rD . ,/> lracf91'. • wagon lqur tllbe log I• the more· · BriiiCb wUI lllow .vlsltonl ~ quell llld IIITIIIIIIIIIIIIII observe conduCt- era thel wlll be ~ovltled 'ad ,_ ....raeareb 1belug alfalfa . ~~..0 ·- ,_ ~-=- !"fr-·..S~ -A-. !f ad: · . Ucontrol, eoro and 11111111 gralD ;,.,; - ~ tile . plots, lleef, P-.1\U'e, oonserva- ·home aa 8 ~ lion and foreslr)', the Review. · .\ oeparate 8Dd Qose!J auper· viSed pregram for the clllldren DeadUne for reservallonl will illciude a nature trall hlke, lhe event ls June zo. . ~· BOll and water conser- tlons are due at lhe county vallon practlcel fishing lD the tenSion office by tbat date. farm pond, 1114' tractor-wag· leciiOIIS for the meal will on toor to view lhe beef heM, made at the ftl!lltralltn --- 1_,_ caWe 1J11ards, and actually see 'nle entire family displayed 8Dd demonstrated var· tile "Open Pit Beef lolls ldnds of fann mad!!nery 'nle meal will be n fnr operating in the field. and $1 for children under '!.beN wUI. be Informational ~ars of age. tJ ";k,; a the Farm Front Butter? It's not Plentiful • lor Tough lobi AU.- lEAl· lilliE " Some of our uaen think to~ after eeeint the Hich-torqll&, i· an-rear-drive WJI Bill . t CCII What's plten laiD M IIOwpcll will pt aut. Indestructible? i . ' Gravely 1Dctor 'lnd •11-lelr-drive 30" Rotary .. ::o day affAir day, year after year in the touch•t mowin&. · On• ol39 year-round, quick· !lttach toola. · Thi1 is tM mower for to111h 11 you prefer an engi~e-driven bal,r, the New.Holland Haytiner 272 baler 1s your machine. Exclusive feed system treats hay gently and makes firm, square ;oba-but it pampen a lawn ' roo. So, nu matter what your 1 mowing job . touch or · gentle, easy or hard-put the . Gravely 30 on your job. You 'll ,bo IUIPrioed. Proof? Ask Ul- ''l1 the Gravely bales even when you go hiflh speed, because tines can sweep hay •way into the far side of the balins . chamber. The engine provides plenty of power for high-capacity baling ••• and Is easily controlled from the tractor seat. Phone for demonstration or 1 &t~p in and see it here. ,· · rftJUy lnde~~tructible?" Dtlwpon• grass ldller COitbol& 111:11 WIIWJ & Ifml wennial arasses as .1!*11801 ...... Coalnll • • til roots. Dowpon (used best with a pel wetthl .. t nt) II actually absorbed Into the plant's . 1111are It lOBS to work. And whea It dOes-bi · not a tnlublesome grass. So, Jet· . t~attre 111wante1 Cheaplyj E , e;::;.. Your Farm Sel'Vice C•nter CENTRAL y B' .. · SOYA OF OHIO Formerly: Master Feed 1: Seed Co. 3nl .. SyCIIIIOA New "unitized" Gllllpolls, o.. ,. -2463 ! OVER LANDM-ARK'S INTERNATIONAL• 3414 • LOADER TRACTOR Ohio's release of a Feb. to Conpss APPUANCE CENTER First low-cost loader with unit-frame design Here's a brU.nd new concept in low ... cost loader tractor design! Power ·plant, chassis. and loader are com• pletely unitized - just like big, rubber-tired 0h•·Pi.c. Unit frame power shovels costmt thousands of dollars more! The 3414'8 welded, onep!ece unit frame takeo all load-and-road shocks and atrains, freeing en.gine and power train hous~ from all loader stresses. One-piece, 1-shapod front axle has 8,500 lb. worki•g capacity. Available w_ttb 44-hp guoline or Diesel engine for ¥lew operatinJ economy in a loader of 2,500-lb capacity. See and try the oenoational International 3414- ftrst unll!zed tractor loader in the low price fieldl .Meigs Equipment Co. • Rear Mtlp Cknoral Hasplt.OI . f9•·2176 POMEROY IIISQIARGE)): Maa:tha ~· . Clodua Buck, Leon; Dale Beam, Pl. lord, Cheabiie; Mrs. I ,•. --ul ~sant ' C. BIRTHS: Mr. lnd Mrs. J8Diell . Garn!IBon,':T)I~ Ohio, .a· son. Mf, and :Mrs:•HOD!«' Mc- MllllD, lll.mq; .. -t# .- . ! I • ' ' ... ,. .,. ' '· .. .' .. \t;. > ' .. " I SEE YOU AT THE REGlnAt VISit OUil'BOOTH-GEf~M· · ' BEST DEAl PO$SfJL.Il ._. r, I ' ' ' ' •• 11:; .. , \ • '. . .:1··\·,.,,., I '\ ' ' :;;,_ . ' l' ..'· ... . ·' ' ~ ' ll · ··-,w$ . ' ,, (Aver1p 4 Rt•ders E1ch Paper) NEW TODAY heavy duly caddy with swivel CIS!ers on ball bearmss. Slaco up lo "1l pound• of luggage "'" the caddy faswn with the selflllraps, 'and rOll away. (Lugcago C!lddy, Henry rtch & Co., I East 32nd St.. New York, N. Y.) ~i ·~ift"' Ohio, a dalip. ·.·- ........,.....·_· - .· 11Je t&tesf In "porters" for eartllig your ow'n luggqe at alrporl, to the car. or el,.. ewhe.re, Is provtrl"Cl with a nell' ' 40,000 .Readers ' Are Exposecl To Your Advertising Message Each Sunclay. Soulheastem BIGGEST 1.1 ' ' .j �·r ~ ~ . ',i ~';' .,~ f ,,~· • • c " ' . r I '''I '. ' .. .. ,, ! ..' l!le llll!«a!ftl_t i !elllfiHIJ, S!JlHtay, J'uqe ll, 1!186-T Area F~ers, Falnili~· are Invited To Agri-Industry !fwilight Review·Event New lnF,Imi#g ,. 'Planning is Key Factor In Functionai Buiidings . .I Of Glllla IIIII Metes counl)' flrmm ~ their families It'll Invited lo allelld ~ Agrl- Inclustey Twlllght Review 'fol: community leader! to be held from 4-7-30 . p.m. ,. _ _ ay :~ Z: ~ !b e,._,;tn~t=n Brllllcb el tile Oblo A&r~)ur· II Research and Develop~~~ent Center at Carpenter. ' m......... Dr. Roy Kollman wUI ouWne several outslandlog opportunllies for lbe dynamic llfOwlh and developllll!lll of tile qrlcultur· allndustry ill oouli>ctJjtral Ohlo. Dr. Kllttmau It Dean of the College 'of Agriculture a n d Home Economics, Ohio State University, Director of I b e Ohio Agricultural Relearcll aad Development Center and Dlree- ' . tor.of the Ohio Cooperative Ex· dllplays af lola.t 'ID lilt .. . ~oJll• ·~t;:·;i leDilon Service, tire family. And f::::~:j ~ · the ildles, lllen rD . ,/> lracf91'. • wagon lqur tllbe log I• the more· · BriiiCb wUI lllow .vlsltonl ~ quell llld IIITIIIIIIIIIIIIII observe conduCt- era thel wlll be ~ovltled 'ad ,_ ....raeareb 1belug alfalfa . ~~..0 ·- ,_ ~-=- !"fr-·..S~ -A-. !f ad: · . Ucontrol, eoro and 11111111 gralD ;,.,; - ~ tile . plots, lleef, P-.1\U'e, oonserva- ·home aa 8 ~ lion and foreslr)', the Review. · .\ oeparate 8Dd Qose!J auper· viSed pregram for the clllldren DeadUne for reservallonl will illciude a nature trall hlke, lhe event ls June zo. . ~· BOll and water conser- tlons are due at lhe county vallon practlcel fishing lD the tenSion office by tbat date. farm pond, 1114' tractor-wag· leciiOIIS for the meal will on toor to view lhe beef heM, made at the ftl!lltralltn --- 1_,_ caWe 1J11ards, and actually see 'nle entire family displayed 8Dd demonstrated var· tile "Open Pit Beef lolls ldnds of fann mad!!nery 'nle meal will be n fnr operating in the field. and $1 for children under '!.beN wUI. be Informational ~ars of age. tJ ";k,; a the Farm Front Butter? It's not Plentiful • lor Tough lobi AU.- lEAl· lilliE " Some of our uaen think to~ after eeeint the Hich-torqll&, i· an-rear-drive WJI Bill . t CCII What's plten laiD M IIOwpcll will pt aut. Indestructible? i . ' Gravely 1Dctor 'lnd •11-lelr-drive 30" Rotary .. ::o day affAir day, year after year in the touch•t mowin&. · On• ol39 year-round, quick· !lttach toola. · Thi1 is tM mower for to111h 11 you prefer an engi~e-driven bal,r, the New.Holland Haytiner 272 baler 1s your machine. Exclusive feed system treats hay gently and makes firm, square ;oba-but it pampen a lawn ' roo. So, nu matter what your 1 mowing job . touch or · gentle, easy or hard-put the . Gravely 30 on your job. You 'll ,bo IUIPrioed. Proof? Ask Ul- ''l1 the Gravely bales even when you go hiflh speed, because tines can sweep hay •way into the far side of the balins . chamber. The engine provides plenty of power for high-capacity baling ••• and Is easily controlled from the tractor seat. Phone for demonstration or 1 &t~p in and see it here. ,· · rftJUy lnde~~tructible?" Dtlwpon• grass ldller COitbol& 111:11 WIIWJ & Ifml wennial arasses as .1!*11801 ...... Coalnll • • til roots. Dowpon (used best with a pel wetthl .. t nt) II actually absorbed Into the plant's . 1111are It lOBS to work. And whea It dOes-bi · not a tnlublesome grass. So, Jet· . t~attre 111wante1 Cheaplyj E , e;::;.. Your Farm Sel'Vice C•nter CENTRAL y B' .. · SOYA OF OHIO Formerly: Master Feed 1: Seed Co. 3nl .. SyCIIIIOA New "unitized" Gllllpolls, o.. ,. -2463 ! OVER LANDM-ARK'S INTERNATIONAL• 3414 • LOADER TRACTOR Ohio's release of a Feb. to Conpss APPUANCE CENTER First low-cost loader with unit-frame design Here's a brU.nd new concept in low ... cost loader tractor design! Power ·plant, chassis. and loader are com• pletely unitized - just like big, rubber-tired 0h•·Pi.c. Unit frame power shovels costmt thousands of dollars more! The 3414'8 welded, onep!ece unit frame takeo all load-and-road shocks and atrains, freeing en.gine and power train hous~ from all loader stresses. One-piece, 1-shapod front axle has 8,500 lb. worki•g capacity. Available w_ttb 44-hp guoline or Diesel engine for ¥lew operatinJ economy in a loader of 2,500-lb capacity. See and try the oenoational International 3414- ftrst unll!zed tractor loader in the low price fieldl .Meigs Equipment Co. • Rear Mtlp Cknoral Hasplt.OI . f9•·2176 POMEROY IIISQIARGE)): Maa:tha ~· . Clodua Buck, Leon; Dale Beam, Pl. lord, Cheabiie; Mrs. I ,•. --ul ~sant ' C. BIRTHS: Mr. lnd Mrs. J8Diell . Garn!IBon,':T)I~ Ohio, .a· son. Mf, and :Mrs:•HOD!«' Mc- MllllD, lll.mq; .. -t# .- . ! I • ' ' ... ,. .,. ' '· .. .' .. \t;. > ' .. " I SEE YOU AT THE REGlnAt VISit OUil'BOOTH-GEf~M· · ' BEST DEAl PO$SfJL.Il ._. r, I ' ' ' ' •• 11:; .. , \ • '. . .:1··\·,.,,., I '\ ' ' :;;,_ . ' l' ..'· ... . ·' ' ~ ' ll · ··-,w$ . ' ,, (Aver1p 4 Rt•ders E1ch Paper) NEW TODAY heavy duly caddy with swivel CIS!ers on ball bearmss. Slaco up lo "1l pound• of luggage "'" the caddy faswn with the selflllraps, 'and rOll away. (Lugcago C!lddy, Henry rtch & Co., I East 32nd St.. New York, N. Y.) ~i ·~ift"' Ohio, a dalip. ·.·- ........,.....·_· - .· 11Je t&tesf In "porters" for eartllig your ow'n luggqe at alrporl, to the car. or el,.. ewhe.re, Is provtrl"Cl with a nell' ' 40,000 .Readers ' Are Exposecl To Your Advertising Message Each Sunclay. Soulheastem BIGGEST 1.1 ' ' .j �·' t .\ ~·-; ... ., '• ' \. \ '· to" '\~ "1 - ~· . '• i• II' \' ,1' 1 ~ . .r~··j·.' . ' L~: :&ts Record, Takes Lead' in .-MeJRPJii~ ·Open l ~ t Tenll. IUPI) ·- · Club eoune ellmaud by hie ' BaPPJ 'nder ' Nld:IIUI was at·IIOf With ~I Llltkir tm-.e .m tile ·s 1~ hole. "Ob, boy," amlle<l the lt,lppJ Gelbergw and . Joluuly, Pol\. ihot "' (Gw'Uhdet'pai'' ·ee u d '11111 36-yeaH!d Ltuler, wbo Littler after his rouB!l Nlckl8aa libot ~ two-under par lil'ote a tooon1 Saturday to bas "een Ill two Mempbls Open ·Wrlshl Gamlt and Biuct U Satunlay. ·· ' ;.;~-:;-.;; :::._~ ~·,.. ,..d!:; ~.. playo~s but has never woo, aet 'DovU• lllmed fn tb1rd l'IIUIId.., Bob Verwey and BI!!Y . ~: fii»,OOII Memphle Open Golf a· Memphis Open record wlth and wen at. IIIZ, four atro~~es INll were ueu •• ...,, '" """ 'l'o1lrnllmelll at 198, ODe stroie the 118. 11te previolll M-ho!& beblnd IJiikrt At ~ were _... Julius . Boros, Charles illleed o1 Bert Yancey. low bel'! was 1:; shot. by Cary G~ Qlckl!llliOD who bad • Coody. Bob BJ;Ue. Gay Brewer w~'- who ......... the Mlddleeon In 1 • 11te 191t also .~ Saturday; and Dale Dou. arid Jack Rule. ·· "'"'' ...... was the loweollhird l'IIUIId total Klass, who bad a third round M. Scorn Low .econd coudn lead with Yancey, on the PGA tour tills year. DeleodiDg ebampioll Jilek 'lbe scores .were geaeraUy "'::s ..uria itei.d1 par Gene · ~d~e~"!~ ~ i' Middleport Boys'.Leagn~ - ·Sunc/ay.Times~Sentinel · ' • .J low. Tberebal!i'l beellalii-Mle hit the drive as bard>ail ' I Tl!lrt)l,lhfte of · Ilia, ' CO!fers ~i'lllo pUI ~ I!J8Jik&.lhe•., wer,e .~ •par,atta: ~- ~ lor ~Jog the baD . 111 ,. ·jj;l~--------------. -~.-~.•.-· ..... .& "i\lif.r. - • ;;.; <•iili .-.. W.Oio~·. · to!!¥' pm~_r~,theeagle. !a IU' · e as • •e• r.ea na . ~ t. . ~ 'J· .,. _, ..,. • ·. .. ... ...,., 'It .- _ F 1 II;'"' ·" 3 ' Bf"'·· ...c·,n,· tvu· -.~J : b '. til,~. ...·, .· . 8 ' . , .., : . ,, . 1.,1, . :.-, t:! ·' .·:. , , I,_ , ' ~~~~~~:1~~ Amberoi·d Wins, King...F ·o.,·-·.ur:_. t."h.: dliut· s·de·. ArLy_ ~ -~::5~~,~~=a=r~:: bogey and dclfule bogey to 1 mar bls rDUIIII aa exclt!Dg lour of the Colordal CoUIItry . 111 ru·m .d .• 5-3 viet~ over ~ CIDCinnatl Re~•· . ' . • · SaDWa second homer ·of U. aJk . ·~ IID18 ~ .lith ~I '!II .·llei!JO!I W , • ,a ~il, tile fl\'~. of·pay. In the allth Inning. altar letldl'a lbi'el •· wlld tbro~ · a a d!!ub" b~ Billy Willlama and aacri!Jee Oy 'lu' wnhama and ~APOW (UP!) ·put the Cu~ abtad 4-2. He,alng- SaDio'a first llomft: Jf l "' '. 1 Cleveland Indiana hospital led to eenter to open the Dlnlb Thf ' . •<,oU •lid!'.C'I 1ooka like ao aftermath of I alole seeond and went to third '111. . Redl lol ,<!!ftjt IIIII )llelr utar. 111 .'D--·tallied on J!lvletlch's·lbrowlnl W. thenthetfed bo!Wn::of tl!e,fturlll,pd ' ~-· illa seore on !;eo Sam McDowell, , who was to ror .... . on .......e ....~ c~· ·hoillel' .In the ·llllb have pitched Sunlllly, t1 on lha bunt. alnlle. Poie ROle bomered 111 the ollllb slde!lliel With a sore ariD. . ~'lbeo cw;: th~f--~~~ first for the Redl ..' f!Do111111. . 1 . NEW YORK (UP!) -Rep :vlcfDi-r in ~hi starll ·lhis year lead II lholleld oil! came p&lll Be)mollt not· only set i HW J'tllo old Webster's Amberoid rallied aad swelled . hia , e8rnlngs to the grendstarid for !be first lime. ord for the raea but wu aliO around the final turn to pin '$212,125. . . , Joekey Dan BI'UllllJeld 01 !be larg.,.t tXIe-race handle 1n the lead from Triple Crown s; three lull secoltdl oil the Kauol King sent the !(entuc:)ly New Yorll: ~Mdng biB!Ory. ' candidate Kauol King and went ~ set by Gollanl Ala'! in Derby and Preaklless winller : 11te old inart was on 18 draw away to a two and 1115'1. . . to the lead down the backstretcl!. on 111o _IIIIH running ot the Belone-baU le•"'" victory 111 the A crowd of 58,011 sent off the and opened up 1 one • length mont. wlllch was woo by ..... ...96th running of the richest ever Couat. Amher-,Spencerian eolt advantage while Amberold was rabgle. · $161,450 Belmont Stakes at lhe 6-1 choiee behind .Kaual content to remain ill fifth plaee. Amberoid's upset win lnlled Aqueduct Saturday. Kauai King King. 11te winner returned The eventual winner made a Kaual King's bid to bl!eolne the !inlsbed fourth. $13.00, $'1.20 and $8.60. Buffle sustained J!lOVe as the llald first bii'Se In 18 y~ to wiD "' '"'"'' PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - Wll· Amberoid, who scored 8 two- paid $11.40 and fl3.211 ud Ad- approached the final tum and the treasured Triple Crowl. Beca.use of the sore lll'lll, vet· Ken HouiJDan ~ved orecllie Stargell's fourth hit G1 the length victory In the Wood vocator returtJed 13.211 to show. overtook Kaual King coming off Instead, he beeame the flflb erllll ~Ieber Del Crandall is Qll It for hie ~ vletory of !lit same, a three run homer in the Memorial last April In bls only Highest Honors broke swift. the bend and was never ser- horse to wiD the first two jew the djsabled Dst and will be ae.-n for· CUb• althiJ\IIb tighth Inning, powered t h t other race over the Aqueduct ly !rom the sate as expected iously challenged thereafter. els and !aU te accomplllb the Jl!lsslng lor at least three weeks. Fergnaon Jenk!U ttlleved 111m PittSburgh Pirates to a 9-11 vic· strip tills year, collared Kauai and opened up • lour • lellgth 11te $950,602 wagered on the sweep. Crandall suffered • broken In the ll!lhth •...! Billy Biie!t tory over the '!ouston Astros Kl with 8 qnarter of a mile Pensive (1914) missed by a leT Tburaday while took over in tilt DIDtb. !lanlmJ Saturday desplle Rusty Staub's to go and easily withstood a baH-length and Tim Tam was Ml:!Jowell. ElUs, ' I 22-gemo Wilner last towering third-inning homer late charge by King Ranch's second, beaten all lengths by 11tis wiD be the third starting 0 · JD .,e&aoll, IIUffeted efshdi dt•• • feat •~alnsl twobla, ............ C B Ca in 1958 Stargell'o two • out homer Duffle, who finished seeond. van . arry a.. was assignment that Sudden ..,. "'"''tame off reliever Claude Ray· Advocator finished five lengths seventh behind 65-1 shol Sber- who Jed the American Leiii!IJI!I CJDCAGO (UP!) - Veteran mond, the fourih Houston pitch- further beck for third, beating ~efS luck in 1961 end Northern 1>811- In strikeoots last year, righthander Johnny Buzhardt er who entered the game in Tbe time lor the mile • and· l' . eer was third to Quadrangle mlised beeause of arm IIC8ttered four hits and singled ill! top oi that inning. But all one-half race was a olow U9 3 NEW YO~~ (UPI) - Toll)mY Dms, e~;~tering .the Iii 1964. He suffered the sore arm In a run durinB 1 three • run tl!!'el· 111111 ;;:unearned be- Kauai KinK b a neck lineup_ after Wtlhe Davis w~s l.nlur~d In the filth l_nmn~, Kauai V.:ing was attempUng pitching against Detroit, second inning Saturday to lead "'"'Ill Jl!ll·~ · booted Gene A b .d ytu bled. h drove m three runs m the stxth mnmg Saturday With hiS to dupl / . te the sweep of the May 25th. the CbJacgo While Sox to a-11-0 . I rn ero• s rn at I e first homer smce September 25, 1964 to lead the Los • Aljey's ....: ,er ~ter pinch start of the Kentucky Derby Angeles Dodgers in 8 6.3 victory over the New York Mets. three-year-old c':"'s"'" which Jlere Is a breakdown vlctoey over the WashlniiOR biller Jerry~ SJnlled. and wound up seventh, and was was last accomplished by Cit.>- Tribesmen who hod to Senators. :1i was the.: ]oas for Ray- a strong finisher in lhe Claude Osteen, who touched his fifth defeat in nine decl- lion in 1948· games or are missing It was the Ofth shutout ill the iimd, who w'a~ 'arid had gone Preakness two weeks ago when off a two-run rally with a trip- sions. beeause of injuries or miseries: eigbl pmes.for the talent· BALTIMORII fU1>0 - Stelro · li .:lnnlnl!!' ·'¥~~~~ ylel~ing an he came on to finish third le In the lillb Inning and drove Shortltop Larry Brown, laClen \!bite Sox pitching llaff ' Barker !IIQIII .OII!f as . eorned ru!l. · behind Kauai King and Stupen- in another with a single in the Tommy Davis, former twolor an undetermined number and boosted· the club to lite .soo· he shut' out K'aaris_ ~-GI !-W" Don Scb':filllla."hed three dous. lour-run sixth, allowed 10 hill Urn~ batU~g. c_bamplon but a weeks because of ··injuries mark. I blls Saturday nJ&b\;l!i leading Innings to~ _ -~lctoey. It was Amberoid's second In six innings and was credit- vicllm of IIIJUl"les the last h~·o eeived·ID a "Dillsion i't Yankee Buzbardt boo the BaiU11111n Orloill, III il f.G · Staub e ninth man ed 'th his seventh victory •· seasons, came m after Wilhe Stadium, on May 4. sled hie record ylclorJ Ill tile U..., llllll o1 a ui major I . ' to clear w; live defeats Davis first injured his arm in Rocky Colavito. missed Jive to 3-2 as hi! handcuffed .an the twJ.IIdl llaablebe..l... the ~~~ . In Forbes sams · a collision with Dick Stuart at ~ L games with a sore arm Senators excepi .Kea MeMuileD, · .,... 1 field wben'l\e G!mered in the Jack Hamilton, first of lour first base and then pulled a f~11ap Dick Howser Idled s~e who collected tllree oltho,four Ia ,.... up 11.· fDIII1b olethird. Babe Ruth did 11 first In Met pitchers, was charged with le hamstring WEST ALLJll, Wis. (UPI)- 11 wlth a Jammed lbumb. Senator liii&IA lorJ .... qalalt ....... Bart ,. muscle din bis leftI . . . ber up two' I ltdlvl' "'""'e 19.!5 wh~n h• Is 714th and ' g .s ea lnl secon a momen Former lndlanar lis usoo" Fred Whitfield out for 11u1 "-"--"~ Bert Cem.......t., ~ _,__;(~ oiiiWDIWCa madt. ,.._ w. ..._ ...,_, UP a-a-• U.li"&\T 1 te : ' ::....... ·. : er :hoveMath~~~ ~ OU S IDl a r. winner A. J. Foyt was seriously days witb a aore elbow. trror wlllcb opened the IBIM struet out lila Mit 1ft bat· 1 11te Dodgers already were burned Saturday when his car Joe Arcue bolllered br lor the lbre&-rUD Wblli Smt 1er1 and retnd 11 lllrii&M hit· 3 4ime it "'ic<~o-;! .; hurting for outfielders because slammed 1'nto a wall at the arm for two wllka nlly Ia tho aecold '""1"" After ~ before ... ..___ .m NEW YORK (UP!) - A Milled "' 't'a""••"•-·-ked ,...,..,""' i Lou Johnson had left the game State Fair Grounds and burst Jim LaRdlB bothered John Jlomaoo waited and 111 the ...ealb. lo)lr of . first six Pirate special meeting of major after the first inning when he into Dames. ttatly with muJcle puHa Ia Moon Skowrou doriJ!ed blm to rtins as Pittsburgh rallied lrom league b•seball's executive wa• hit on the left band by a lege. · third, Leo Elia bounced ID While JlariMir - lllrllll Ms a 6-11 deflcil to Ue the game a1· council, pension committee and lpS S pitch !rom Hamilton. But in lhe Foyt suffered neond ud Sony Siebert, Tom Kelley, llcMullea at lblrd. first lhotout olllle JWIII, ... 1er Houston scored three runs the 20 player representatives sixth with a run already In on th1rd .dep bUms on the and Jack Knlld: were Orioles bombarded two Ka••u each In the !econd and lhird IIIIJ.. will be held Monday as a ATLANTA (UPI) - Felipe singles by John Roseboro and bands~~ wu pered with flnrler ud WID MeMulln lllrew Wildly to tbe CIIJ pi~· b 10 IIIII, la18 110 :ngs, prelnde to the second annual hi bJs llth hollll! J1lll of Osteen, Wes Parker on llrst prono oa. jqrleo at the start of the Ro In attempt ID JWl cludl!tl bo~ llr Prall Joe Morgan tripled home two summer free ••ent drnlt. Alou I ' base with a single and Osteen Observera llbl F""' labeled And .., Azeue and mano. Catcher Doug CaiJiil. lDioa and RUlli llijdw;. ·: ·---~ ......, J ek"" ·•~ Salm ' ll's return throw to the plate . · . 00 have apralned 'lUIS and """'""" OD ~~·> a Commi,.loner William D, the season to lead off the nir on 2nd. Tommy hit homer off the favorite for Sonday'l IIJO. away from pitcher Pete Robluoa's homer, 1111 1Jth .O.•s alnelt for HouSton'• llnt Eckert called the special on se nd, bll his homer off mile Rex Mays ClasBic, spiDI and catcber Duke 811111 Ia allowing Skowron to ol tho J.1!'81', lift lloltlman 1 lhrte ruils ...;!. meeting to discwls 8 proposal Inning Saturday and elvo the Gordon Rlcbardaoa over the out on · the atralgbtlway. 11te ered by back trouble. ICON and Elfa to take IBCO!Id. · H, leod In· the flnt IDtlllc aad ~d. ~~i~ jl.entlle walked thst would ellmlnate individual Atlaota Brave• a 2-1 victory waD In lefle.Dter to climaJ: lbe car slammed IIIto the soutb Despite this ralher the Orlolea 111f11 1 N Ia· till Ill !!Uuu hit hli shot over the player contributions to the four-run rally. waD and ·burst liiio flames. 11te UBI of aDmento, the Buzbardl thea llnlled II ~na 8IICGIId wllhQut 1 lit. ~!lg fOOl. Lee · M1y1 t.llowed him major leagne pensloo fund. over the Sl Loula Cardinals, Osteen led all the fifth with flames snuflad themselves out are in the !hid: of the wltl! the third nm of the Jnninl, ·pitcher awet Dllbsoll · , {W), With another homer. Player• contribute $2 per day ending 1 oevea • gamo losiq 8 triple lllld scored when Maury and Foyt leaped from the car eon Laagne pnnant scramble. Rolll8no accouated for a nu walkad Booi Pow.U B1f 0u1 Pittsburgh eame beet wilh for 150 playing days or $300 a streak. Wills bounced 8 ablgle off arid rolled en the traek. bl the ailllb when be bll hie Blefary lad lbaa a wild plieb, lour ~ lo tho boltom ..of the -ar , _._ __ld In homer of tho seaaoa. ...... baH and."-n ,.ho1011's 1 It · "'lrd and .,._.,.. -·•""" ac:rou ' InBle ,.11te. Pens! plan to e The acc1dent w•• I' elv 95 In the first. game of I day· Hamilton eld """-I " ' -ed er.. ---·• - blamed 011 11te White Sox pusbed acr011 -·-'"- "- 1....,;,.., ,_ Ill . In the filth and seventh on rec es night twin bill, the teama bat- II • ""'" mov w......, on a broken suspension arm of the their 11na1 two runs In tho 01011 ,_,__ il il ...,. per cent of All-Star ' game and Ued on even terms until Alou Parker'• llt!rilica lllld scored Lotus Ford which Foyt was to m-•~...., pme. World Series television receipt& hit Curt SillUIIOIII' first pitch on a tiogla to right by Willie drive in the classic. It was the elgbtl! lnninl off reliever Casey . ' . .. . a amounting to $3.15 millloa WJd. over the left -·•- field wall. Davis. same car whl'cb Jimmy ,..,_._ Cor after two out. To.PI E'oweD'I liltCie lalllow.. ' McCraw walked aad C8llll bloop double by Rntllla• llll!dt er the present contract, whldl b Tbe Metl scored a nm In the piloled to a second plaee finlsb home on Elfa's lriple. Elfa It t-Il Ia the !bird and B w ••d e1p1res after the next World The victory went to au ma· ab:lb when Ed Bressoud Jed off in last Monday's lndlanpoltl wrapped it ill iMJr QOMB IIVNI Ser1es. Tbe new contract which rlne ball pitcher Ted Aberua· with a triple and came in on 500 • Clark was not entered 111 on Ku Berry'l bloOp runs 111 the wbea ; . 'llaCIIe lllna brings the pens1on plaa $6 thy, who came on Ill the top o! Jerry Grote's single to right. Sunday's race ST. LOUIS (UPl) _ Rieber!, now 6-5, wu ebooto alnlled In a rua IIIli aelbor National Leape .. A 1 r 0 1 million per year may elminate the ainth with two on and one In the seventh, Osteen gave up Foyt was ihe third driver Wrlghl birdied the last lng for hll alltb llralshl vic- acored 01 11 error. llillll 11y ,Braves 18 , Hart, ,Giants, 14 ; the need _for the $120,0011 player out le relieve ~old Umbach, 8 single to CleoR Jones and was adleduled ID enter Sunday'• boles Saturday fur 1 tory but wu the victim of Johnson and B~ drovt IT<fte, Brave~ IS; Mays, Giants contributions. . who made his lirsl start ol relieved by PhH Regan, who mea whO was inJured. rouad one over par 70 and the shakjl Senator fielding u he lloiM the other two tall~Ja. '12; Alou, Braves, Santo, Cuba Tbe draft IS slated f 0 r the season and ~ave up seven walked Ron Hunt. then gave up Two entries were Injured the lead .11 the $12,5110 , .... nn Ollly nv1 hi'- "· .....der . , Lefebvre, Dodgen II. Tuesday end Wednesday. An bits over 8 1-3 mnnlngs. Slm· J1111.SCorlng singles to Dick Sill- Saturday in the erssh of a Federal Open ('<JU ..,. '"· "" un1 bll hll flrat homer Ill 11111 ...-....I. "'Po: Scott, Red major and minor league teams mons, In bls first decision of art and Ron Swoboda before private plane at Brownsburg t Norwood Hill• Country atruek out seven to boost hie lbe sei!IOII!n the alalll !!lr Bll· "~; 0111'8, Twins 13; will draw for the rigbt to lhe oeason, gave up only six retiring the side. Ind. while en route from a MIBI Wright, who bad 'a league • leadlnl total to 89. . Umore'i final lUll.... !' bar~ Angola i2; F. Rob- negotiate wilh eligible high hits but Aiou'1 blow was the lnd~napolis Motor Speedway to 119 In Frldliy'i first r 0 •·. , Orioles n; Blefary, Ori· school graduates, college and difference. INTERNATIONAL NEWS . Milwaukee. Lloyd Ruby and sUpped lhend of Kathy GR.\118 EARLY . jp 10. sandlot players More than half 11te Cardinals scored 111 the ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP!) - BUI Cheesbourge were hosplta~ Worth who ·posted 1 IS oqEANPORT, fi, "''" oAUPI) · lE Ra"' fl atte4 111 of players tapped iR last first ioninB whei Tim McCar· International League allen- llzed al Indianapolis alone witb day. 11'. · (hnah · 0 :::: National League: Aaron, year • draft were eventually Jed to third dance Is up seven per cenl over two mechanics. lh _. • ....._ I• ·~ - - => Flood Ca ds and s'-ed ver aJng • wen1 oa d ~-H. At • end .. ~· _ _. ICJ I four 1111 ""'-"-''' lbves ~j; ' r .... . Curt Flood's alngle and scered 1965, Presl ent uourge Wrisht had I total of •....,_ . -" Jl.ys, Giants 33; Wynn, Allroo Orlando Cepeda's sacrifice Sisler said Friday. Paid admisINJURED IN CRASH while Mlso Whltworth, tbe length •letory Ia Ji ltert, Giants 29. TOWNSEND FAVORED :;" sions .are close to the :100,0011 BROWNSBURG, Ind. (UP!) er alter th•llrsl rouad, was 'I'" Oee~ Hend!otp at Mlill$\merlcu Leape: B. RobiJi. CARNOUSTIE, Scotland y, Ill8l'k compared with 186,538 at -Veteran 500-mlle auto · race 'th s..ndr mou • , ..,1 1 iii, Orioles 45; Yastnemski, (UPli - English teen-ager Pet- 11te Brave1 Ued It In the thia Ume a year ago. drivers Lloyd Ruby and Bill ;;: of 140. a Haynie with o:>LUMBUS IUPI) - 0 h to . ; I ·, i Jill Sot ·arid 0111'11, Twins :n; er T?wnsend, the golfing whiz bottom of the fourth when, Den- "Significantly, this Increase Cheeshourg and two other men A ~ouble bogey 010 lhe State, traDing 4-2, slugged home 1 ll>tt, Red Sot, Knoop, Angell kid, " a Ho-I fa~?flle to wm 1s Menke walked, went to sec>- bas happened during the worst were Injured Saturday when green hampered Mila 10 runs In the fourth end fifth Aiblan!l Golfl!~:· lj the 71sl annual BfltiSb Amateur ond en Woody Woodward'• soc- apr1ng thst mest baseball their privata plane crashed but she ed bird · lanlnp to defeat Western Mlcb- In Tournameut. Pitching solf cbamplonsblp which opens rlflee and scored 00 Hank .U.· operators can remember," aeconds after take-of! from l71b and"::'~eens : tgan 14-7 'Sa~ for lhe 1181> ASHLAND, (llllo (uPI; _ ;:;Natioaal League: Marichal, ~londay at ScoUand's historic ·111•1 aJngle, · Sisler oaid. Dl!lrby Speedway AirWrtMiss Whitworth ,as ond tiiile In the NCAA Region Alhlllnd College!f flve.mU ,..,; 1~; ~·ryman, Pirates 4· Carnouslle Course. llrOkel over par on tho f baseball tourl!ament ~ Win team partlci"""" • .11 ; ; Koufu, Dodgero 9-1; Bu o111M and was one over par berth fn the college worlj!J .NAJA Goll n..::..7' hi . at Omaha. g, Pbillies 7-1; Perry, Giants w.. jlae~lde. Mlu Writlhl The host Big ~ . cham , w..... beglll Tueadoy· at Shall· :i:! Amerlou Leape: Wa t t. 1 ' OJie under ?ar o,n the bhck. nine. Buckeyes eomblnedn tl, bill P.l:; ,. ~; Okla. - ·• leo l!ld Sanford, Angels 6- [ MIB~ Hayme J191ted a , four Broneo errors 10 win \be , ~and for.~••~.· McLain, '1'11*1 1-2; Mellow I DYer parn'Ill, Willie Carol \\!ann . _elmmp!\>l)llblp . 'behind tiona! •••"""" lllld O'!Jo..,._, Indians 4-t- , second ·ac11oa. Does not Include twHigb Floria . Ehret, who PQS!ed a I arid a third lonlags from iiil night pmea. ~ 1 0fet prr 71 In the ·• ' ' !'QUnd,,... the Joae lady ii: PEE WEE STANDINGS Unlll!d NEW States YORKGot! (UP!) - The play round by [,theThe 14thUSGA tee. polnll!d out tbat It year). ' ....... " ' · _ _, 1 Aasoctatioll more lor tbanu a 11 haUbole aa hour. Tile USG~, listed four prima· er •-· "' jaa ""' w,. - 111 •~ IFirll Ga- AD Evealall IUSGA) announced Satunlay The USGA aeHoa eame Inow takes an hour longor for a ry laetoi:s which result In slow . S9 fa ihl aeCond ·roubtl'. ·i ! Begtaaln& at I P.M.I ibat two aew ruJea designed to despite the fact that I be group ol players to lilllsb aa 11- play--exceulve -~eying, jlar· The linal nlUIIil oi lila .ww., '0' AMERICAN LEAGUE speed pl.,.., the puWng geen Proleaslonal Golfero Aaooclll- hole round thau It did 10 years ttcularly , ·'"' ·~· II'IIUIIII tbe .nament ,ti •Sunday. ·· l1111lflll-•·,"'! ~ W L will be to ellect for tbe U. S. lion (PGA) Ia llaiul tbele . ago. -~. . , 1Je1nC IUdJ · • CJieshlrt I I Open Golf ebampiOIIIbip at the ruleL ' According to the USGA, the ~- pay " lUI'II COIIII!I; BAND ,INJIJBED jljldison I t Olymple Country Club, Saa In a IUrtber effort to speed Jslow play "bas two adverse ,their on pace, .NEW YORK IUPil ll!ilineroy 0 I Francileo, JUDI 16-19. up play, the USGA will sand a i effect& whlcb are eontrary to irhich Ia the bell _clOt IAu Johnson of ltacwe o I The ru1e1 IIIJecliY: notice to an opea eompeUton J!air play and the best Interest& tempo own games, In o\ftg~,. Dodgen ~1 Nlaltt'• lleoalll: .-.conuaa- pulling by 1 odvllllng that II bellevel thai 1 ol golf:· : dtsregatd tf rJ811ta of ~ left ~ by 1IDO "'--'1- s.n~ 1'1 Saliltlla!•:a ~ire 17 Syracuse 10 plll)'er unW 1111 holeo out. the "maslmum times for play "-Payero who are beld up I rest of :lht ·lleld; 1nd pla)'el'!l llton'i Pi~ In son If Pomeroy 13 -L!Jtlng 1 baH 011 the pulling , ill lfOIIpl of three should not by slow groups are unable to \lailinl IAi'iM an~ real ef~ ~~ of NAUONAL LEAGUB green !of lhe purpose of : m!eed twe boors for nine !Joles play their belt goU. Notblng to clole ~..-,>.which OCCU!'I· tlit llfew: r~~~=~ (GaDJH ''"' Jane II cleaning only once bffore the and four hours for 18 '¥''""·" interferes with ro"-.ntratkm between ¥, ljllll· tho ~ :tateil 001 ol . , eport v~ l'lf'eroy Braves firot putt. . \'be notice also will p01nt out more ti.»n unjustifiable . slow ;ng group;:;t!·.: • A pndger ·-::~~·t:l;;t~~:r:~~ liine va. Pi>meny Redl•g• Tbeae ru!Os were tried oui ror that officials will be Pieri lor play. FlnaUy;J;.Ibt ~ w.arl!ed ~I· John'"~ 11 i1[! AMERICAN LEAGUE the first ume In the u. s. :slow play and ~Ill have a ."-It is beroming lnrre•si~a- th.e cow~t~;~"lil'iW1u~till•d ~~~~~;~ttliat ~ ma.... For Jaae Ill I Ainateur ChampJODihipt III 1965 . spechol detail m automotive ly difficult to set the ent•re slow play•~.~ \'OOIC! ' Tti!Jit .ln.;ncult "·lor bilfi IAI:~Iriali· ~cuJe n. AM!oon aad nllllted IIIIJII"""'I up tbelcartl at three checkpolni&-lbe j liel~ of 150 players around the 10qaltles · even ' !hoJlt!h no ]1r:oJlirly. . An.... .._ Cheshire . . . ,.,.. -· _,. . •!~ ~ .1!1• .l!l.!'th1 _~ and coursa In one dl' 1151 thlo wernlngs mny !Javo beea CIV&I · .·· : lnJ•·u· n • ate Rally Plf rr As· .,,.·bet n..... Ops tros ·By 9-6 Tally a···. 1'11111 1 BUZh8fdt. PaceS Chis·OX T 6 0w· Tomm.y DaVI·s Shines at w·m, 6•3 PIat e, D0d 'll!e 0 Barber Faces 29 Batters as Orioles Wint;.O '· ~~m 1 AJ. Foyt Suffers Bm'DS Jn Race M' Baseball Heads . Meet On Mond3)' A} , N' h Draft to Follow Innm'gHomer ; Cl' Cafd 2IJIIIIIerl . - .... » E Takes Lead in .,..... Ladi T · es Ourney ·-= LEADERS ... ........ .;ee"'U:: MiCkey Wng • h'f •.......,. . ,_..... "" "" i;;'';;,,... - - .,. = ~ •= u,.; Bucks Advance ~' a After ::' !!_~.fl~~; ~.~ }.f7 Trt·ump'h till•~.~ ~ = ::r lmts I wil! w•.,, Se.Effectl•ve ,·n u. s. ·o pen .... New RuIe .Des1gne • d to .s.pee . d PIay ::.rscc~~e:r'~l.her '.' 0 ao.=:•:: ~~hn~: ~;: 1 =~~::;~= -=~1 ffi c r 1 -,.,.roy r "' '• •• ' • ', I > r • JU Nl Itidlans at..Reds Senatlll1 •t BraYes Reds ~t Braves . IDtllanil at y aukee1 · Reds at Yanks . Senators at Irull~ llravea at Red Sox YallkB at Reds ~l)ltora at Rtd Sox Indians at Brav~s Braves af Yanks lodlatls at Red Sox Senators at Reds •, 2 Y~ks at Red Sox !Dial of leu thea m 01 the eould." , . i>GA jour 'lill ·year. • ,. ' I!• drove, to wllhin 1'111 '"f~:\1 . There Wf;l'' lliJ: ta4l~ llurltia• ''The wind will lhe rtiiJnd\'lll by moat llll)'!blll8,'' he ·Yancey, ~ · Arl:lilll', Ver· · y,mcey , )Ill ,JI · m wey, DovDn pd Bo foJcAillBter. wllhln Ji fle.t of t1ie pin yllley'l eagle came after "l holed . • . lhe Dlamolid No•. 1 ~ ... ............. • • ·, . " Ulnll "lillh parUcfpate In leag• CIIEfiiiRI!!· JiEE.WEE James Preston, Mgt-., DIIIIIO!'MI No, ' Reds at Sel)lt0ra 6 at Bra:vio Red Sox at IndlaDs StnQtors at Yll1b 8 9 13 15 23 27 29 3o !III 18 20 _________ Fn·day's MaJ"or Line "-ores JJt Burchett, Jeffery zetkle, Rill· doll Smith. CHESHIRE REDS Dutch Rankin, Ml!r,, B Ill Buck, Ass~. Mgr., Samuel Gayton, R1ck Spaulding, . John Baird, Randy McDaniel, Keith Sarsent, Daopy Needs, Robert Mitchell, Ronnie Roush, Terry Scaggs. BHiy Buck, David While, Robert McCully, BIH Rouoh, Vlnt11n Rankin, Donald Spires, John Metzger, Jay Jones. · CHtrSJIIRE PONY LEAGUE CUff Queen, Mgr., Clifford Queen J fl Ty0 Earl Thomas • e • • Dannie _Palmer, J011 Rathgeb, Jim Price, Tommy Cooper. JeBS Louden, Tom H>:sell, Jack Henson, Perry ~be, Ronnie Quillen, Johnny Patr1ck, Terry Mattl!ews. Notional Lee e NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Ang. OIO 0110 1_ 2 S I ::~~~nl~~erk~) W L Pel. N'ew York liOO 030 101- 6 13 1 HRs-Mazeroski (fth) Pagliaro32 17 .653 Drysdih!, Willhite (5), Miller ni (4lb) •-Ban Fran 30 19 1 .112 2 · (S), Brewtr Ill 8J1d Roseboro: · Loa Angeles 28 20 .$63 Flsl!er 13-5) and Grote. LP- San Fran 010 0110 tro- 1 6 Plttlburgh 211 20 .$15 Drysdale (r.41,. . HRs- Boyer Phila . 100 300 llx- 6 I •.Philo 2M3 .540 (4th), Parker (5th). Sadeckl, Priddy 14), Shaw (7) Houston 21 24 .~7 9 and IIBJJer· Bunning 11-t) x.St. Louis 20 24 .455 9.,. Houston ,200 0110 tro- 2 9 o Uecker. LP-aodeckl (3-4), Cincinnati 21 30 .41Z 12 Pitt&. 200 000 001<- 7 JJ 1 - Hart 114thl. Allen , •-Atlanta 16 25 .390 12 Dierker, Taylor (6) and Uecker (4th), Rojas (lot) . Ne."' York 14 33 .:198 17 Chicago 0110 006 000- 6 9 Chicago Clncl . 1102 100 05x·• 8 13 Salllnlay'• Jleoalt1 Ellsworth Estrada (~ Hundley; 'pappas, Los0 A~~les. 6 New, York 3 3 Nuxhall (B) and Chi ag Cmc!lnnati 9 0rse OW Edwards 181. WP- Nulhall Pittsburgh Houston I 1), LP- EIIsworth (!:'). Atlanta. 2 Sl. Lou~~ l , lsi 17th) St. Lows at Allan,., 2nd nlghl St. Louis 001 0110 no- 3 9 11San Fran at Phlla., night f: Athens JC H Sh Set July 34 . . Te~~ G., Ttrry Moore Top Field.Day Win~ers Resultl~l!l 1 field day foe. ijaU ~lie RelaycenUy 1 ~cuse Grade school tealn, Steve showed leatliilg point "'"""s for tile 'aJrls was Terela. a-ll ftlllQwad by Connie W~, anna Cundlll, Tmie Ash and !) sje Jefleta. Topping the boys dlvlBlOa was Terry Moore followed by Habbard, Rleky' ,Ash, · Grueser and Glry Mlcliad. .Followlni fiit hOw '!lie lirst tlltfil'~tl placed, ' . In ..S.r,; by efeil' • ' 110 Yard ·MoO!re;· Jim NURBURGRING, (UP!) ;;,. · Brlttlb driver SUrtees, a former world pion, and bls co-Jillol Parko are favored Ill Sull41ay':ll 1,0011 kilometer auto race: 1slocJe. U . • nRONG GUARD istallldilll SANTA CLARA, Calif. (UPI) - Eric Paulson, Santa r••••' basketball captain, joins eroup of American cage who leave June 6 to hold on the game In the Paulson, a !Hoot I!Uard, had t!Jree.season total at Clara of 835 points. llllnday'l Probably Pltcbers Los Angeles at New York, 2 -Koufax (9-1) and Moeller ID-Ol vs. Rlbanl 11-2) and Arrigo (I· 01 . . San Francisco at Phliadelpbia - Herbel li-0, vs. Cult 12-3), St, LouiS at Atlanta Jackson (4·3) vs. Johnson 13-!). Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Broglio 12-41 and Hands (1-3) ::~~nS~geBr~~~d(~s ~~ va. Jay 15-2) and Maloney (5-11 Ryan. LP- Wilson 15-4). Hill- or Nulhall (1-1), Smith (lsi), Scott (lllbl, Tresb Houston at Pittsburgh l3rd,, Lopez (Jst), Foy (lst). Farrell 11-41 ~~ Veale 16-31. K~n. City 0211 0110 0110- 2 o0 Mollday' Games Bait. 010 020 00, _ 3 9 0 San Fran. at Phlla., night Hunter, Dickson 18, and Only game scheduled. Roof; Palmer (5-3 ) and Etche· barren. LP- Hunler 14-4). HRs AMERICAN LEAGUE -Harrelson (5th), F. Robinson W. L Pel. (11th,, Cleveland 30 16 .652 Wash. 000 0110 1100- o 3 o •-Baltimore 28 17 .622 Chicaso 030 401 00<- 8 13 1 s-lletrolt 26 18 .591 3 McCormick, Humphrey• (41, x.California 23 23 .5110 7 Hannan (6 ), . and Camilli; Chicago 22 22 .500 7 Lamahe (3-1) and Martin. LP- Wuhington 22 26 .408 9 McCormick 13-5). s·New York 20 24 .455 9 Cleve. 102 0110 300- 6 12 I Minnesota 20 25 . ~4 91> Minn. 002ll00 010-- 5 I 0 •-Kansas City 17 26 .395 Il l\ Ttanl, llllrsan 14), Radatz 181 •·Boston 18 29 .311.1 m ; and Azcue: Grant, Worthington Saturday's Results 17), Klippsleln 181 and Battey, Chicago 6 Washington o Zimmerman (7), WP- Hargan Cleveland 7 Minnesota 4 (2-2). LP-Granl 14-61. HRs- K. C. and Ball., 2, twi·nlgbt Landis (lsi), Versallea 14th), Detroit at California, nigh! Oliva (12th), Whitfield 181b). New York at Bost.m, night. SaDday'I Probably Pltcbero Sea8on Opens Detroil at California, 2 11te G)llllpolls Summer Monbouquette 13·51 and Soa•rma ll Leasue baseball program (1-31 vs. Chance 13-111 commence Monday eveninl McGlothlin 13-11. . Memorisl Field. Cleveland at Mmnesola In Llttle Leagne acllon at Siebert (4-21 vs. Merritt iD-31 p. m.. the Atbletics will tackle • Boswell 11}-41. the Indians. In Pony League lion, the Brav•s wiU battle Dodgers. Pee Wee Leaeue action begin after Bible School cla!ISelll are completed. __~----==--• - ., . Ride the summer breeze with HoOO.l• Y~'ll answer the call of the open road ... sea;am: the sand . .• or wherever the spirinakg';you;- ·1 You'll find a Honda model that's yotlt 'MatJc · Carpet to summer fun . , •anywhere . :~J~·~jmjJ. ' ., the '-ionda prices start at .• • $ ·- .. RAWLINGS HONDA -·~SALES k''·''c •9! S. Second Ave. OLE DOC SEZ: "CO ME TO ACTION LAND ~·t.'' WHERE THE ACTION I I Gary Michaels; bard and Gary Michael; Glrlo: Girls: Connie Warner 10 11. Dianna Cundiff, IIIIi fl.., 4 ln., Abfes and · Jerry' Mille; it ln. Teresa Oooeb ~d Teresa Gooch and Jeannie ·Sispi~ Jearn,. Terry Moore, · :Cundlll. ' BOll. ky :Gli end Jjm Hubbard; third Bleycle Race _ ' i!oyl: J 0 0 ,Wheelbarrow ract . wu won pia~ ~'!'• Connie Warner, Orueser and Alan Pugb; Girls: by T~ Moore And Jerry re38 (loech and :rerr1e Ash. · Adl and Terese Gooch. Hubbard lvhlle Ricky A•b and . Put - JOn Grueser, Baseball Throw _ Boys:, Ter· ~lm Ables won the ll'l!fl jumpGary MIChael and f1 Moore 197 ft. Jim Hub- 1ng race and Teresa Gooch and 1 .......,,....;;;;;;;;;;;;i'i.•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.i;iCo~nni~•.W~arner~~lb~e~sac~k;;.;,r•~eeii.oi& 'n)row - Boys: Jim 1 151 ft., Terry Moore Girls: Tere. Dianna Cun- PHYSICAL FITNESS First m: · Driving 1 powerful cylinder Ferrari, Surtees was1 die YOliJl,II{J docked Friday at 8:31.9 nuteo for the day'• fast~! I for tralni111 sesoion time. Atlanta IOO 0110 001- 2 4 0 Gibson, Hoerner (i) and McCarver ; Fischer, Abernathy (9) and Oli~er. WP- Glbson (751. 1P- F1scher (2·3), HRAaron 118th). Amerlcll Lea e Ill 11ew York 001 _5112 6111-15 17 3 Boso:'n (00\ 110 ~llii. 5 ~2 wnlng 6-31 an wa ; I - .a.oci; WATCHERS : 7 couraes ·~W- ~ Reds Yanks Red Sox JULY Over f1 0110 In awards wiD presented' at the 21 event show to he held Sunda and Re&lltdt19n lor . Senter and alter ·100 beginners first eontacUnB Manaser Milhoan In Monday July~ •nd 4 ;t 1 ~ . JunUJr · Lili'•Saving course~, year applicants - ar·e regis- adv1111ce. ,· Albeno County Fairgrounds. e and aU ~ pool eo'll,'ses ~· tered, this class will be cut off. Laler this month, the tank The lboW, sponsored by the underway 'I! the Galllpohs A sectnd llealnn~ra class Will will stay open on Thursday eve- Athens Jay-Cees fn conjunction Swtmmi!ll P,.t, accordJDg to be eonduct~ In tllld-July. nihgo until 1 o'clock with the Athens Western Rid· Jol\11 Mltb., !D&aager,. , Instructors are avaflable for . ' Jng Club is ocbeduled to Mutioan s;;ii/llle · savina adult sw!Inmfng lessons. If As of 3 p.m., Friday, 37 stu- at 7:30 a.~. July 3 with the run· e~ w;lll ,belln Monday enoagh odulll sign up lor the dent tickets had .been sold, a- nlng of nine performance momlne·• in the Gallipolis jlool, ~s.e,- lt . wlll be given, accord- Jon& with 50 family tickets. ~- Halter classes wlll begin at The tour ,awlm!lll~ . cour~ea llljJ to Milhoan. Altendance was dewn I as t 10:30 a.m. July 4 foflowed at I will be!liQ alter Dally Vacal1on Today, the pool hours will Sunday and Moqday as 8 re- p.m. by the runninB of I! Bible School elaases are. co~ be from 1:' p.m. Monday, It suit of cold Jemperatures, but lormance classes. · . , pleted. . .., : . will be ol*t from 3-6 p.m., and it picked up somewhat Friday Winnerll of performance classMilhoan said two week i!O~rs- Tuesday, the boors will be 1-6 and Saturday, es, wllh the exception of the eo in be~IS, advanctid be- p.m. ' Lead-in-Pony event and the &~nnen. mtermedlatea and The tanks regular schedule Jackpot Rece will receive, ~er1 wDI commeuc~ on far. the_ remainder of the oum· GAUJPOIJB SLOW Place : $17 and a Jrophy; SecM~. June :10, lnd conDn.ue mer Will ~ effecUve Wednes· PITCH S~ANDINGS ond Place: $10, 11tlrd Place: tbroulh July 1.. day. Thais !:' p.m. TEAM ·w L R OR $5; Fourth Place, $3 and Fifth ne )111111181' pointed out thst The pool may be reserved G & J . . .. . . . . . . 3 ·o 46 11 Place, Ribbon only. -:--~-----:--~fo:_r_.!pr::l:::v•::te~ev~enln~g~pa~r~U~ es~by Neal lnsuranee ·_ 2 I 22 10 Winners of Hailer cla•ses will GSI .............. 3 I 20 20 receive, First Place, $4 ; Sec· JIAL8TON BEADS IJ!IT ANNOUNCE TOURNEY DATE Nazarene Church I 2 16 21 ond Place, $2; Thin! Place $1, "·'U)~ .<• ' tr · ·' c ·:. · •i;rANsFIElJ), ''Oillo (IJI>t) _ Nationwide Ins. 1 · 2 1S 29 and Fourth Place, Ribbon' on· DOif ( PI) - Dennis Th6 firal state-wide American Bliptlsl Church 0 3 7 33 ly. All contestant& under 6 years Jlalstol tf Bilkerslleld Calif Legion golf tournament 1s ocbed- Tl1l'ALS · · · · · · · · t ~ 124 124 In the Lead-In-Pony event will · . ' ., uled tor Aug. l0-21 at two 11 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS be awarded a trophy. Winners and Cliff Rlehey of DaHaa Sathere. . go Neal Ina. 4, BspUst Church I of the Jackpot Race will litday ailed list Am· ·!!orne :wo golferl are expected G & J 16, Nationwide Ins, 6 the total money collected fur 11e 1 01·.33 to eompete in the 36ohole medal Na1arene Church II, GSJ I the race as follows, First Place, IJICan pia~ _entered for the 'play tournament at"l'win Lakel 11118 WEEK'S GAMES: f40 per cent; Second Place, 30 . · · . ll1id Possum Run i!>U courses JI!Ollday per cent ; Tblrd Place, 20 per ~lmbleclon Lawn Tennis cham· Neal Ina. vs. Nazarene Church cent; Fourth Place, 10 per eent. l!ionshipo JUliO 20, Tuelday Entry lees of 11 will be • !JlFT·BAND COMPLEMENT G 6 J vs. GSI ed for the Halter Clasaes . . · NEW YORK (UP)) -Stat Tb.....y $2 lor the Performance Classt)NMAN..GEAIILE iefthanl{e~· Sandy Koufax of the Nat1onw1de Ins. vs. Baptist es with the exception of the FRANKFURT, Germany LOs Ange~s Dodgers receivod Church Jackpot Raee ($51 and the Lead(UP!). -Ji:uropeao belvyweight tba annual Babe Ruth award • Karl Mlldenber(er, . who is giVen by the New York cha ter In P~ny .event (fl), Sequl I H). and Bosman (HII possibly next on the list of ol the Baseball Writers As.!la- beA :natton of 50 cent& will vs. Petero 12-2) and Horlen 0· CaBiius ·Clay, noWJed lhe lion 11 America eo ded 1rom all spectator. 6). German Boxing Coll!llllsslon • over 13 years at the gale. Pro- Kansas City at Baltimorethsl bp --Jr· (fropplng bls 11te awll{d, given to Koufax coed! from the show will be Sheldon (3-5 ) vs. Bunker 14·31 manacer:· ·n . . · before Friday night's Dodger used !or char~table effort& of New York al Boston · ··'1111! dliljJule wl"' my mana· game with the New York Met&, both .lubs. Peterson (:H) or Bouton (!HI) fei'Jhbold by n0 m,Jlll affect was for his being named the Addltlaoallnformatlon nay be VB. Lonhor( 12-3). ...l ' leno 1 · Cl ftgbt " Uld outltandln& player In the 1965 obtained by wrlt!Dg the Athens M011day'o Gameo '!"'J.xw II\' 1 ay ' Worlll Series. Jay-Ceea, Box JJ2, Atljens, Ohio Chleago at California, night ~~or by calling 5112-1734. Boltlmore at Washington, night .. seruatorll. 22 Efitt~1: . . • ud G II. li p I ef'IStratiOD n. erw ay at a tpo s 00 R· rl"" · . . . . · Red Sox · Redl Braves at Rod• at · Yankl at Indians at RedJ at Red SO,JC at prty, David Co!Usilll, Jo!Jn. Senators at Indians 2 Bob ny Roush, Mark Darst, Robert ==~====---::._ ue ·action· this summer' The Lueas, As•t. Mv.. George Pte-Wee team will play In the Thompson, -Richard · .Stiltner, ·•SyracuR Iiagne, playing 1helr Birl · Myers, Steven Dan~ games llllder the lights at the ,Claude Cornelius, Ricky Buck, SyraCliSO bal) park, Ullder the Randy Rider, James Patrick, 4Jrectron of Bob Louks. . Jell Burger. Charles Casto, , ;n.e Cheshire T!gera aad the. David WI!O, Stepben Baird, Clieslllre Reds, both _ Uttle Timmy McDaniel I.eague teams, wiD play in the Terry Lul!&o, Bryan Lucaa, Ohio Valley Boya Laagne, ~bleb Thomu Stump1 Ricky Smith, consist& of Jeams from .Rio Edward Lawson, Dannie Jones, Gr~e, AddlivHJe, Centervlqe, Darrell Jones, Greg Sheets, Wlik.f.lv!.lle, and Vinton. Harold Timmy LUcas, Criss Preston, Bennet! of Gatupoltlls the pres- D~lllls Sayre, George Thomp!dent of this leagne. son, David RoBI. Tbe ~· p.... League CJIESBIRE nGERll · _, ' made up of IS and 14-year-old F D Allensworth Mgr boys, will play In the .M,G.M. Wink Roush, Asst. Mgr., Ed: Baseball.tiagne. Chel Tarine- die Swisher, Gregory McCarty, hUI, of Middleport, lB president George Shamblin, Danny Swish' ol th~ !~que. er, Mlke Beebe, Lanle Louden, Llal!iil below are the rostero !Jonald PriCI! Robert Rider • ' · .· ·· -' v• 20 Glen ~' pretldenl of the of the four Chei!Ure teams and • GPry .saundero. ·Braves at Yanks Ches~ BOys Ba!eban ai!ocl· their managers IQJd coaches: , Tommy QuHJen, ~Jtcble. Dan. Red Sox at Senators tl4ll\ 110 ,.lll!QIJDCed .that lour 1 1G ~~·:/=.~rs Red Sox at Braves 74Boys to :Partini,pa . t eI,· nCheshire's 1!~6 S~er League Baseball Pr-.grrun :.uLSTAR . ' 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. HT 'CENTER Cameo Cream, witli custom Black Vinyl interior, local Executive's Car _ eEXERCISE •slENDERIZE eSTAY FIT Low Mileage, local Doctor's Wife Car. Real Sharp IY APPOINTMINT ' Ph. 4464797 · l(~t. Weather -fl• 'Flee ,W"II··· . One l9Cal Owner, New Opel ~rade In, Extra Nice IN AN Air-Conditioned ,· . ' ' ' .:.66·0ids: ::(~aiMI~iln...,;. " ' ' CQl!VI WH'-Itl ... ' 'THI ACfiCW Ill ~ ( 4 Dr. Sed. 1963 Pontiac II Conv. Automatic Trans., One local ' Owrer; Cute little Car 19 5 �·' t .\ ~·-; ... ., '• ' \. \ '· to" '\~ "1 - ~· . '• i• II' \' ,1' 1 ~ . .r~··j·.' . ' L~: :&ts Record, Takes Lead' in .-MeJRPJii~ ·Open l ~ t Tenll. IUPI) ·- · Club eoune ellmaud by hie ' BaPPJ 'nder ' Nld:IIUI was at·IIOf With ~I Llltkir tm-.e .m tile ·s 1~ hole. "Ob, boy," amlle<l the lt,lppJ Gelbergw and . Joluuly, Pol\. ihot "' (Gw'Uhdet'pai'' ·ee u d '11111 36-yeaH!d Ltuler, wbo Littler after his rouB!l Nlckl8aa libot ~ two-under par lil'ote a tooon1 Saturday to bas "een Ill two Mempbls Open ·Wrlshl Gamlt and Biuct U Satunlay. ·· ' ;.;~-:;-.;; :::._~ ~·,.. ,..d!:; ~.. playo~s but has never woo, aet 'DovU• lllmed fn tb1rd l'IIUIId.., Bob Verwey and BI!!Y . ~: fii»,OOII Memphle Open Golf a· Memphis Open record wlth and wen at. IIIZ, four atro~~es INll were ueu •• ...,, '" """ 'l'o1lrnllmelll at 198, ODe stroie the 118. 11te previolll M-ho!& beblnd IJiikrt At ~ were _... Julius . Boros, Charles illleed o1 Bert Yancey. low bel'! was 1:; shot. by Cary G~ Qlckl!llliOD who bad • Coody. Bob BJ;Ue. Gay Brewer w~'- who ......... the Mlddleeon In 1 • 11te 191t also .~ Saturday; and Dale Dou. arid Jack Rule. ·· "'"'' ...... was the loweollhird l'IIUIId total Klass, who bad a third round M. Scorn Low .econd coudn lead with Yancey, on the PGA tour tills year. DeleodiDg ebampioll Jilek 'lbe scores .were geaeraUy "'::s ..uria itei.d1 par Gene · ~d~e~"!~ ~ i' Middleport Boys'.Leagn~ - ·Sunc/ay.Times~Sentinel · ' • .J low. Tberebal!i'l beellalii-Mle hit the drive as bard>ail ' I Tl!lrt)l,lhfte of · Ilia, ' CO!fers ~i'lllo pUI ~ I!J8Jik&.lhe•., wer,e .~ •par,atta: ~- ~ lor ~Jog the baD . 111 ,. ·jj;l~--------------. -~.-~.•.-· ..... .& "i\lif.r. - • ;;.; <•iili .-.. W.Oio~·. · to!!¥' pm~_r~,theeagle. !a IU' · e as • •e• r.ea na . ~ t. . ~ 'J· .,. _, ..,. • ·. .. ... ...,., 'It .- _ F 1 II;'"' ·" 3 ' Bf"'·· ...c·,n,· tvu· -.~J : b '. til,~. ...·, .· . 8 ' . , .., : . ,, . 1.,1, . :.-, t:! ·' .·:. , , I,_ , ' ~~~~~~:1~~ Amberoi·d Wins, King...F ·o.,·-·.ur:_. t."h.: dliut· s·de·. ArLy_ ~ -~::5~~,~~=a=r~:: bogey and dclfule bogey to 1 mar bls rDUIIII aa exclt!Dg lour of the Colordal CoUIItry . 111 ru·m .d .• 5-3 viet~ over ~ CIDCinnatl Re~•· . ' . • · SaDWa second homer ·of U. aJk . ·~ IID18 ~ .lith ~I '!II .·llei!JO!I W , • ,a ~il, tile fl\'~. of·pay. In the allth Inning. altar letldl'a lbi'el •· wlld tbro~ · a a d!!ub" b~ Billy Willlama and aacri!Jee Oy 'lu' wnhama and ~APOW (UP!) ·put the Cu~ abtad 4-2. He,alng- SaDio'a first llomft: Jf l "' '. 1 Cleveland Indiana hospital led to eenter to open the Dlnlb Thf ' . •<,oU •lid!'.C'I 1ooka like ao aftermath of I alole seeond and went to third '111. . Redl lol ,<!!ftjt IIIII )llelr utar. 111 .'D--·tallied on J!lvletlch's·lbrowlnl W. thenthetfed bo!Wn::of tl!e,fturlll,pd ' ~-· illa seore on !;eo Sam McDowell, , who was to ror .... . on .......e ....~ c~· ·hoillel' .In the ·llllb have pitched Sunlllly, t1 on lha bunt. alnlle. Poie ROle bomered 111 the ollllb slde!lliel With a sore ariD. . ~'lbeo cw;: th~f--~~~ first for the Redl ..' f!Do111111. . 1 . NEW YORK (UP!) -Rep :vlcfDi-r in ~hi starll ·lhis year lead II lholleld oil! came p&lll Be)mollt not· only set i HW J'tllo old Webster's Amberoid rallied aad swelled . hia , e8rnlngs to the grendstarid for !be first lime. ord for the raea but wu aliO around the final turn to pin '$212,125. . . , Joekey Dan BI'UllllJeld 01 !be larg.,.t tXIe-race handle 1n the lead from Triple Crown s; three lull secoltdl oil the Kauol King sent the !(entuc:)ly New Yorll: ~Mdng biB!Ory. ' candidate Kauol King and went ~ set by Gollanl Ala'! in Derby and Preaklless winller : 11te old inart was on 18 draw away to a two and 1115'1. . . to the lead down the backstretcl!. on 111o _IIIIH running ot the Belone-baU le•"'" victory 111 the A crowd of 58,011 sent off the and opened up 1 one • length mont. wlllch was woo by ..... ...96th running of the richest ever Couat. Amher-,Spencerian eolt advantage while Amberold was rabgle. · $161,450 Belmont Stakes at lhe 6-1 choiee behind .Kaual content to remain ill fifth plaee. Amberoid's upset win lnlled Aqueduct Saturday. Kauai King King. 11te winner returned The eventual winner made a Kaual King's bid to bl!eolne the !inlsbed fourth. $13.00, $'1.20 and $8.60. Buffle sustained J!lOVe as the llald first bii'Se In 18 y~ to wiD "' '"'"'' PITI'SBURGH (UP!) - Wll· Amberoid, who scored 8 two- paid $11.40 and fl3.211 ud Ad- approached the final tum and the treasured Triple Crowl. Beca.use of the sore lll'lll, vet· Ken HouiJDan ~ved orecllie Stargell's fourth hit G1 the length victory In the Wood vocator returtJed 13.211 to show. overtook Kaual King coming off Instead, he beeame the flflb erllll ~Ieber Del Crandall is Qll It for hie ~ vletory of !lit same, a three run homer in the Memorial last April In bls only Highest Honors broke swift. the bend and was never ser- horse to wiD the first two jew the djsabled Dst and will be ae.-n for· CUb• althiJ\IIb tighth Inning, powered t h t other race over the Aqueduct ly !rom the sate as expected iously challenged thereafter. els and !aU te accomplllb the Jl!lsslng lor at least three weeks. Fergnaon Jenk!U ttlleved 111m PittSburgh Pirates to a 9-11 vic· strip tills year, collared Kauai and opened up • lour • lellgth 11te $950,602 wagered on the sweep. Crandall suffered • broken In the ll!lhth •...! Billy Biie!t tory over the '!ouston Astros Kl with 8 qnarter of a mile Pensive (1914) missed by a leT Tburaday while took over in tilt DIDtb. !lanlmJ Saturday desplle Rusty Staub's to go and easily withstood a baH-length and Tim Tam was Ml:!Jowell. ElUs, ' I 22-gemo Wilner last towering third-inning homer late charge by King Ranch's second, beaten all lengths by 11tis wiD be the third starting 0 · JD .,e&aoll, IIUffeted efshdi dt•• • feat •~alnsl twobla, ............ C B Ca in 1958 Stargell'o two • out homer Duffle, who finished seeond. van . arry a.. was assignment that Sudden ..,. "'"''tame off reliever Claude Ray· Advocator finished five lengths seventh behind 65-1 shol Sber- who Jed the American Leiii!IJI!I CJDCAGO (UP!) - Veteran mond, the fourih Houston pitch- further beck for third, beating ~efS luck in 1961 end Northern 1>811- In strikeoots last year, righthander Johnny Buzhardt er who entered the game in Tbe time lor the mile • and· l' . eer was third to Quadrangle mlised beeause of arm IIC8ttered four hits and singled ill! top oi that inning. But all one-half race was a olow U9 3 NEW YO~~ (UPI) - Toll)mY Dms, e~;~tering .the Iii 1964. He suffered the sore arm In a run durinB 1 three • run tl!!'el· 111111 ;;:unearned be- Kauai KinK b a neck lineup_ after Wtlhe Davis w~s l.nlur~d In the filth l_nmn~, Kauai V.:ing was attempUng pitching against Detroit, second inning Saturday to lead "'"'Ill Jl!ll·~ · booted Gene A b .d ytu bled. h drove m three runs m the stxth mnmg Saturday With hiS to dupl / . te the sweep of the May 25th. the CbJacgo While Sox to a-11-0 . I rn ero• s rn at I e first homer smce September 25, 1964 to lead the Los • Aljey's ....: ,er ~ter pinch start of the Kentucky Derby Angeles Dodgers in 8 6.3 victory over the New York Mets. three-year-old c':"'s"'" which Jlere Is a breakdown vlctoey over the WashlniiOR biller Jerry~ SJnlled. and wound up seventh, and was was last accomplished by Cit.>- Tribesmen who hod to Senators. :1i was the.: ]oas for Ray- a strong finisher in lhe Claude Osteen, who touched his fifth defeat in nine decl- lion in 1948· games or are missing It was the Ofth shutout ill the iimd, who w'a~ 'arid had gone Preakness two weeks ago when off a two-run rally with a trip- sions. beeause of injuries or miseries: eigbl pmes.for the talent· BALTIMORII fU1>0 - Stelro · li .:lnnlnl!!' ·'¥~~~~ ylel~ing an he came on to finish third le In the lillb Inning and drove Shortltop Larry Brown, laClen \!bite Sox pitching llaff ' Barker !IIQIII .OII!f as . eorned ru!l. · behind Kauai King and Stupen- in another with a single in the Tommy Davis, former twolor an undetermined number and boosted· the club to lite .soo· he shut' out K'aaris_ ~-GI !-W" Don Scb':filllla."hed three dous. lour-run sixth, allowed 10 hill Urn~ batU~g. c_bamplon but a weeks because of ··injuries mark. I blls Saturday nJ&b\;l!i leading Innings to~ _ -~lctoey. It was Amberoid's second In six innings and was credit- vicllm of IIIJUl"les the last h~·o eeived·ID a "Dillsion i't Yankee Buzbardt boo the BaiU11111n Orloill, III il f.G · Staub e ninth man ed 'th his seventh victory •· seasons, came m after Wilhe Stadium, on May 4. sled hie record ylclorJ Ill tile U..., llllll o1 a ui major I . ' to clear w; live defeats Davis first injured his arm in Rocky Colavito. missed Jive to 3-2 as hi! handcuffed .an the twJ.IIdl llaablebe..l... the ~~~ . In Forbes sams · a collision with Dick Stuart at ~ L games with a sore arm Senators excepi .Kea MeMuileD, · .,... 1 field wben'l\e G!mered in the Jack Hamilton, first of lour first base and then pulled a f~11ap Dick Howser Idled s~e who collected tllree oltho,four Ia ,.... up 11.· fDIII1b olethird. Babe Ruth did 11 first In Met pitchers, was charged with le hamstring WEST ALLJll, Wis. (UPI)- 11 wlth a Jammed lbumb. Senator liii&IA lorJ .... qalalt ....... Bart ,. muscle din bis leftI . . . ber up two' I ltdlvl' "'""'e 19.!5 wh~n h• Is 714th and ' g .s ea lnl secon a momen Former lndlanar lis usoo" Fred Whitfield out for 11u1 "-"--"~ Bert Cem.......t., ~ _,__;(~ oiiiWDIWCa madt. ,.._ w. ..._ ...,_, UP a-a-• U.li"&\T 1 te : ' ::....... ·. : er :hoveMath~~~ ~ OU S IDl a r. winner A. J. Foyt was seriously days witb a aore elbow. trror wlllcb opened the IBIM struet out lila Mit 1ft bat· 1 11te Dodgers already were burned Saturday when his car Joe Arcue bolllered br lor the lbre&-rUD Wblli Smt 1er1 and retnd 11 lllrii&M hit· 3 4ime it "'ic<~o-;! .; hurting for outfielders because slammed 1'nto a wall at the arm for two wllka nlly Ia tho aecold '""1"" After ~ before ... ..___ .m NEW YORK (UP!) - A Milled "' 't'a""••"•-·-ked ,...,..,""' i Lou Johnson had left the game State Fair Grounds and burst Jim LaRdlB bothered John Jlomaoo waited and 111 the ...ealb. lo)lr of . first six Pirate special meeting of major after the first inning when he into Dames. ttatly with muJcle puHa Ia Moon Skowrou doriJ!ed blm to rtins as Pittsburgh rallied lrom league b•seball's executive wa• hit on the left band by a lege. · third, Leo Elia bounced ID While JlariMir - lllrllll Ms a 6-11 deflcil to Ue the game a1· council, pension committee and lpS S pitch !rom Hamilton. But in lhe Foyt suffered neond ud Sony Siebert, Tom Kelley, llcMullea at lblrd. first lhotout olllle JWIII, ... 1er Houston scored three runs the 20 player representatives sixth with a run already In on th1rd .dep bUms on the and Jack Knlld: were Orioles bombarded two Ka••u each In the !econd and lhird IIIIJ.. will be held Monday as a ATLANTA (UPI) - Felipe singles by John Roseboro and bands~~ wu pered with flnrler ud WID MeMulln lllrew Wildly to tbe CIIJ pi~· b 10 IIIII, la18 110 :ngs, prelnde to the second annual hi bJs llth hollll! J1lll of Osteen, Wes Parker on llrst prono oa. jqrleo at the start of the Ro In attempt ID JWl cludl!tl bo~ llr Prall Joe Morgan tripled home two summer free ••ent drnlt. Alou I ' base with a single and Osteen Observera llbl F""' labeled And .., Azeue and mano. Catcher Doug CaiJiil. lDioa and RUlli llijdw;. ·: ·---~ ......, J ek"" ·•~ Salm ' ll's return throw to the plate . · . 00 have apralned 'lUIS and """'""" OD ~~·> a Commi,.loner William D, the season to lead off the nir on 2nd. Tommy hit homer off the favorite for Sonday'l IIJO. away from pitcher Pete Robluoa's homer, 1111 1Jth .O.•s alnelt for HouSton'• llnt Eckert called the special on se nd, bll his homer off mile Rex Mays ClasBic, spiDI and catcber Duke 811111 Ia allowing Skowron to ol tho J.1!'81', lift lloltlman 1 lhrte ruils ...;!. meeting to discwls 8 proposal Inning Saturday and elvo the Gordon Rlcbardaoa over the out on · the atralgbtlway. 11te ered by back trouble. ICON and Elfa to take IBCO!Id. · H, leod In· the flnt IDtlllc aad ~d. ~~i~ jl.entlle walked thst would ellmlnate individual Atlaota Brave• a 2-1 victory waD In lefle.Dter to climaJ: lbe car slammed IIIto the soutb Despite this ralher the Orlolea 111f11 1 N Ia· till Ill !!Uuu hit hli shot over the player contributions to the four-run rally. waD and ·burst liiio flames. 11te UBI of aDmento, the Buzbardl thea llnlled II ~na 8IICGIId wllhQut 1 lit. ~!lg fOOl. Lee · M1y1 t.llowed him major leagne pensloo fund. over the Sl Loula Cardinals, Osteen led all the fifth with flames snuflad themselves out are in the !hid: of the wltl! the third nm of the Jnninl, ·pitcher awet Dllbsoll · , {W), With another homer. Player• contribute $2 per day ending 1 oevea • gamo losiq 8 triple lllld scored when Maury and Foyt leaped from the car eon Laagne pnnant scramble. Rolll8no accouated for a nu walkad Booi Pow.U B1f 0u1 Pittsburgh eame beet wilh for 150 playing days or $300 a streak. Wills bounced 8 ablgle off arid rolled en the traek. bl the ailllb when be bll hie Blefary lad lbaa a wild plieb, lour ~ lo tho boltom ..of the -ar , _._ __ld In homer of tho seaaoa. ...... baH and."-n ,.ho1011's 1 It · "'lrd and .,._.,.. -·•""" ac:rou ' InBle ,.11te. Pens! plan to e The acc1dent w•• I' elv 95 In the first. game of I day· Hamilton eld """-I " ' -ed er.. ---·• - blamed 011 11te White Sox pusbed acr011 -·-'"- "- 1....,;,.., ,_ Ill . In the filth and seventh on rec es night twin bill, the teama bat- II • ""'" mov w......, on a broken suspension arm of the their 11na1 two runs In tho 01011 ,_,__ il il ...,. per cent of All-Star ' game and Ued on even terms until Alou Parker'• llt!rilica lllld scored Lotus Ford which Foyt was to m-•~...., pme. World Series television receipt& hit Curt SillUIIOIII' first pitch on a tiogla to right by Willie drive in the classic. It was the elgbtl! lnninl off reliever Casey . ' . .. . a amounting to $3.15 millloa WJd. over the left -·•- field wall. Davis. same car whl'cb Jimmy ,..,_._ Cor after two out. To.PI E'oweD'I liltCie lalllow.. ' McCraw walked aad C8llll bloop double by Rntllla• llll!dt er the present contract, whldl b Tbe Metl scored a nm In the piloled to a second plaee finlsb home on Elfa's lriple. Elfa It t-Il Ia the !bird and B w ••d e1p1res after the next World The victory went to au ma· ab:lb when Ed Bressoud Jed off in last Monday's lndlanpoltl wrapped it ill iMJr QOMB IIVNI Ser1es. Tbe new contract which rlne ball pitcher Ted Aberua· with a triple and came in on 500 • Clark was not entered 111 on Ku Berry'l bloOp runs 111 the wbea ; . 'llaCIIe lllna brings the pens1on plaa $6 thy, who came on Ill the top o! Jerry Grote's single to right. Sunday's race ST. LOUIS (UPl) _ Rieber!, now 6-5, wu ebooto alnlled In a rua IIIli aelbor National Leape .. A 1 r 0 1 million per year may elminate the ainth with two on and one In the seventh, Osteen gave up Foyt was ihe third driver Wrlghl birdied the last lng for hll alltb llralshl vic- acored 01 11 error. llillll 11y ,Braves 18 , Hart, ,Giants, 14 ; the need _for the $120,0011 player out le relieve ~old Umbach, 8 single to CleoR Jones and was adleduled ID enter Sunday'• boles Saturday fur 1 tory but wu the victim of Johnson and B~ drovt IT<fte, Brave~ IS; Mays, Giants contributions. . who made his lirsl start ol relieved by PhH Regan, who mea whO was inJured. rouad one over par 70 and the shakjl Senator fielding u he lloiM the other two tall~Ja. '12; Alou, Braves, Santo, Cuba Tbe draft IS slated f 0 r the season and ~ave up seven walked Ron Hunt. then gave up Two entries were Injured the lead .11 the $12,5110 , .... nn Ollly nv1 hi'- "· .....der . , Lefebvre, Dodgen II. Tuesday end Wednesday. An bits over 8 1-3 mnnlngs. Slm· J1111.SCorlng singles to Dick Sill- Saturday in the erssh of a Federal Open ('<JU ..,. '"· "" un1 bll hll flrat homer Ill 11111 ...-....I. "'Po: Scott, Red major and minor league teams mons, In bls first decision of art and Ron Swoboda before private plane at Brownsburg t Norwood Hill• Country atruek out seven to boost hie lbe sei!IOII!n the alalll !!lr Bll· "~; 0111'8, Twins 13; will draw for the rigbt to lhe oeason, gave up only six retiring the side. Ind. while en route from a MIBI Wright, who bad 'a league • leadlnl total to 89. . Umore'i final lUll.... !' bar~ Angola i2; F. Rob- negotiate wilh eligible high hits but Aiou'1 blow was the lnd~napolis Motor Speedway to 119 In Frldliy'i first r 0 •·. , Orioles n; Blefary, Ori· school graduates, college and difference. INTERNATIONAL NEWS . Milwaukee. Lloyd Ruby and sUpped lhend of Kathy GR.\118 EARLY . jp 10. sandlot players More than half 11te Cardinals scored 111 the ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UP!) - BUI Cheesbourge were hosplta~ Worth who ·posted 1 IS oqEANPORT, fi, "''" oAUPI) · lE Ra"' fl atte4 111 of players tapped iR last first ioninB whei Tim McCar· International League allen- llzed al Indianapolis alone witb day. 11'. · (hnah · 0 :::: National League: Aaron, year • draft were eventually Jed to third dance Is up seven per cenl over two mechanics. lh _. • ....._ I• ·~ - - => Flood Ca ds and s'-ed ver aJng • wen1 oa d ~-H. At • end .. ~· _ _. ICJ I four 1111 ""'-"-''' lbves ~j; ' r .... . Curt Flood's alngle and scered 1965, Presl ent uourge Wrisht had I total of •....,_ . -" Jl.ys, Giants 33; Wynn, Allroo Orlando Cepeda's sacrifice Sisler said Friday. Paid admisINJURED IN CRASH while Mlso Whltworth, tbe length •letory Ia Ji ltert, Giants 29. TOWNSEND FAVORED :;" sions .are close to the :100,0011 BROWNSBURG, Ind. (UP!) er alter th•llrsl rouad, was 'I'" Oee~ Hend!otp at Mlill$\merlcu Leape: B. RobiJi. CARNOUSTIE, Scotland y, Ill8l'k compared with 186,538 at -Veteran 500-mlle auto · race 'th s..ndr mou • , ..,1 1 iii, Orioles 45; Yastnemski, (UPli - English teen-ager Pet- 11te Brave1 Ued It In the thia Ume a year ago. drivers Lloyd Ruby and Bill ;;: of 140. a Haynie with o:>LUMBUS IUPI) - 0 h to . ; I ·, i Jill Sot ·arid 0111'11, Twins :n; er T?wnsend, the golfing whiz bottom of the fourth when, Den- "Significantly, this Increase Cheeshourg and two other men A ~ouble bogey 010 lhe State, traDing 4-2, slugged home 1 ll>tt, Red Sot, Knoop, Angell kid, " a Ho-I fa~?flle to wm 1s Menke walked, went to sec>- bas happened during the worst were Injured Saturday when green hampered Mila 10 runs In the fourth end fifth Aiblan!l Golfl!~:· lj the 71sl annual BfltiSb Amateur ond en Woody Woodward'• soc- apr1ng thst mest baseball their privata plane crashed but she ed bird · lanlnp to defeat Western Mlcb- In Tournameut. Pitching solf cbamplonsblp which opens rlflee and scored 00 Hank .U.· operators can remember," aeconds after take-of! from l71b and"::'~eens : tgan 14-7 'Sa~ for lhe 1181> ASHLAND, (llllo (uPI; _ ;:;Natioaal League: Marichal, ~londay at ScoUand's historic ·111•1 aJngle, · Sisler oaid. Dl!lrby Speedway AirWrtMiss Whitworth ,as ond tiiile In the NCAA Region Alhlllnd College!f flve.mU ,..,; 1~; ~·ryman, Pirates 4· Carnouslle Course. llrOkel over par on tho f baseball tourl!ament ~ Win team partlci"""" • .11 ; ; Koufu, Dodgero 9-1; Bu o111M and was one over par berth fn the college worlj!J .NAJA Goll n..::..7' hi . at Omaha. g, Pbillies 7-1; Perry, Giants w.. jlae~lde. Mlu Writlhl The host Big ~ . cham , w..... beglll Tueadoy· at Shall· :i:! Amerlou Leape: Wa t t. 1 ' OJie under ?ar o,n the bhck. nine. Buckeyes eomblnedn tl, bill P.l:; ,. ~; Okla. - ·• leo l!ld Sanford, Angels 6- [ MIB~ Hayme J191ted a , four Broneo errors 10 win \be , ~and for.~••~.· McLain, '1'11*1 1-2; Mellow I DYer parn'Ill, Willie Carol \\!ann . _elmmp!\>l)llblp . 'behind tiona! •••"""" lllld O'!Jo..,._, Indians 4-t- , second ·ac11oa. Does not Include twHigb Floria . Ehret, who PQS!ed a I arid a third lonlags from iiil night pmea. ~ 1 0fet prr 71 In the ·• ' ' !'QUnd,,... the Joae lady ii: PEE WEE STANDINGS Unlll!d NEW States YORKGot! (UP!) - The play round by [,theThe 14thUSGA tee. polnll!d out tbat It year). ' ....... " ' · _ _, 1 Aasoctatioll more lor tbanu a 11 haUbole aa hour. Tile USG~, listed four prima· er •-· "' jaa ""' w,. - 111 •~ IFirll Ga- AD Evealall IUSGA) announced Satunlay The USGA aeHoa eame Inow takes an hour longor for a ry laetoi:s which result In slow . S9 fa ihl aeCond ·roubtl'. ·i ! Begtaaln& at I P.M.I ibat two aew ruJea designed to despite the fact that I be group ol players to lilllsb aa 11- play--exceulve -~eying, jlar· The linal nlUIIil oi lila .ww., '0' AMERICAN LEAGUE speed pl.,.., the puWng geen Proleaslonal Golfero Aaooclll- hole round thau It did 10 years ttcularly , ·'"' ·~· II'IIUIIII tbe .nament ,ti •Sunday. ·· l1111lflll-•·,"'! ~ W L will be to ellect for tbe U. S. lion (PGA) Ia llaiul tbele . ago. -~. . , 1Je1nC IUdJ · • CJieshlrt I I Open Golf ebampiOIIIbip at the ruleL ' According to the USGA, the ~- pay " lUI'II COIIII!I; BAND ,INJIJBED jljldison I t Olymple Country Club, Saa In a IUrtber effort to speed Jslow play "bas two adverse ,their on pace, .NEW YORK IUPil ll!ilineroy 0 I Francileo, JUDI 16-19. up play, the USGA will sand a i effect& whlcb are eontrary to irhich Ia the bell _clOt IAu Johnson of ltacwe o I The ru1e1 IIIJecliY: notice to an opea eompeUton J!air play and the best Interest& tempo own games, In o\ftg~,. Dodgen ~1 Nlaltt'• lleoalll: .-.conuaa- pulling by 1 odvllllng that II bellevel thai 1 ol golf:· : dtsregatd tf rJ811ta of ~ left ~ by 1IDO "'--'1- s.n~ 1'1 Saliltlla!•:a ~ire 17 Syracuse 10 plll)'er unW 1111 holeo out. the "maslmum times for play "-Payero who are beld up I rest of :lht ·lleld; 1nd pla)'el'!l llton'i Pi~ In son If Pomeroy 13 -L!Jtlng 1 baH 011 the pulling , ill lfOIIpl of three should not by slow groups are unable to \lailinl IAi'iM an~ real ef~ ~~ of NAUONAL LEAGUB green !of lhe purpose of : m!eed twe boors for nine !Joles play their belt goU. Notblng to clole ~..-,>.which OCCU!'I· tlit llfew: r~~~=~ (GaDJH ''"' Jane II cleaning only once bffore the and four hours for 18 '¥''""·" interferes with ro"-.ntratkm between ¥, ljllll· tho ~ :tateil 001 ol . , eport v~ l'lf'eroy Braves firot putt. . \'be notice also will p01nt out more ti.»n unjustifiable . slow ;ng group;:;t!·.: • A pndger ·-::~~·t:l;;t~~:r:~~ liine va. Pi>meny Redl•g• Tbeae ru!Os were tried oui ror that officials will be Pieri lor play. FlnaUy;J;.Ibt ~ w.arl!ed ~I· John'"~ 11 i1[! AMERICAN LEAGUE the first ume In the u. s. :slow play and ~Ill have a ."-It is beroming lnrre•si~a- th.e cow~t~;~"lil'iW1u~till•d ~~~~~;~ttliat ~ ma.... For Jaae Ill I Ainateur ChampJODihipt III 1965 . spechol detail m automotive ly difficult to set the ent•re slow play•~.~ \'OOIC! ' Tti!Jit .ln.;ncult "·lor bilfi IAI:~Iriali· ~cuJe n. AM!oon aad nllllted IIIIJII"""'I up tbelcartl at three checkpolni&-lbe j liel~ of 150 players around the 10qaltles · even ' !hoJlt!h no ]1r:oJlirly. . An.... .._ Cheshire . . . ,.,.. -· _,. . •!~ ~ .1!1• .l!l.!'th1 _~ and coursa In one dl' 1151 thlo wernlngs mny !Javo beea CIV&I · .·· : lnJ•·u· n • ate Rally Plf rr As· .,,.·bet n..... Ops tros ·By 9-6 Tally a···. 1'11111 1 BUZh8fdt. PaceS Chis·OX T 6 0w· Tomm.y DaVI·s Shines at w·m, 6•3 PIat e, D0d 'll!e 0 Barber Faces 29 Batters as Orioles Wint;.O '· ~~m 1 AJ. Foyt Suffers Bm'DS Jn Race M' Baseball Heads . Meet On Mond3)' A} , N' h Draft to Follow Innm'gHomer ; Cl' Cafd 2IJIIIIIerl . - .... » E Takes Lead in .,..... Ladi T · es Ourney ·-= LEADERS ... ........ .;ee"'U:: MiCkey Wng • h'f •.......,. . ,_..... "" "" i;;'';;,,... - - .,. = ~ •= u,.; Bucks Advance ~' a After ::' !!_~.fl~~; ~.~ }.f7 Trt·ump'h till•~.~ ~ = ::r lmts I wil! w•.,, Se.Effectl•ve ,·n u. s. ·o pen .... New RuIe .Des1gne • d to .s.pee . d PIay ::.rscc~~e:r'~l.her '.' 0 ao.=:•:: ~~hn~: ~;: 1 =~~::;~= -=~1 ffi c r 1 -,.,.roy r "' '• •• ' • ', I > r • JU Nl Itidlans at..Reds Senatlll1 •t BraYes Reds ~t Braves . IDtllanil at y aukee1 · Reds at Yanks . Senators at Irull~ llravea at Red Sox YallkB at Reds ~l)ltora at Rtd Sox Indians at Brav~s Braves af Yanks lodlatls at Red Sox Senators at Reds •, 2 Y~ks at Red Sox !Dial of leu thea m 01 the eould." , . i>GA jour 'lill ·year. • ,. ' I!• drove, to wllhin 1'111 '"f~:\1 . There Wf;l'' lliJ: ta4l~ llurltia• ''The wind will lhe rtiiJnd\'lll by moat llll)'!blll8,'' he ·Yancey, ~ · Arl:lilll', Ver· · y,mcey , )Ill ,JI · m wey, DovDn pd Bo foJcAillBter. wllhln Ji fle.t of t1ie pin yllley'l eagle came after "l holed . • . lhe Dlamolid No•. 1 ~ ... ............. • • ·, . " Ulnll "lillh parUcfpate In leag• CIIEfiiiRI!!· JiEE.WEE James Preston, Mgt-., DIIIIIO!'MI No, ' Reds at Sel)lt0ra 6 at Bra:vio Red Sox at IndlaDs StnQtors at Yll1b 8 9 13 15 23 27 29 3o !III 18 20 _________ Fn·day's MaJ"or Line "-ores JJt Burchett, Jeffery zetkle, Rill· doll Smith. CHESHIRE REDS Dutch Rankin, Ml!r,, B Ill Buck, Ass~. Mgr., Samuel Gayton, R1ck Spaulding, . John Baird, Randy McDaniel, Keith Sarsent, Daopy Needs, Robert Mitchell, Ronnie Roush, Terry Scaggs. BHiy Buck, David While, Robert McCully, BIH Rouoh, Vlnt11n Rankin, Donald Spires, John Metzger, Jay Jones. · CHtrSJIIRE PONY LEAGUE CUff Queen, Mgr., Clifford Queen J fl Ty0 Earl Thomas • e • • Dannie _Palmer, J011 Rathgeb, Jim Price, Tommy Cooper. JeBS Louden, Tom H>:sell, Jack Henson, Perry ~be, Ronnie Quillen, Johnny Patr1ck, Terry Mattl!ews. Notional Lee e NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Ang. OIO 0110 1_ 2 S I ::~~~nl~~erk~) W L Pel. N'ew York liOO 030 101- 6 13 1 HRs-Mazeroski (fth) Pagliaro32 17 .653 Drysdih!, Willhite (5), Miller ni (4lb) •-Ban Fran 30 19 1 .112 2 · (S), Brewtr Ill 8J1d Roseboro: · Loa Angeles 28 20 .$63 Flsl!er 13-5) and Grote. LP- San Fran 010 0110 tro- 1 6 Plttlburgh 211 20 .$15 Drysdale (r.41,. . HRs- Boyer Phila . 100 300 llx- 6 I •.Philo 2M3 .540 (4th), Parker (5th). Sadeckl, Priddy 14), Shaw (7) Houston 21 24 .~7 9 and IIBJJer· Bunning 11-t) x.St. Louis 20 24 .455 9.,. Houston ,200 0110 tro- 2 9 o Uecker. LP-aodeckl (3-4), Cincinnati 21 30 .41Z 12 Pitt&. 200 000 001<- 7 JJ 1 - Hart 114thl. Allen , •-Atlanta 16 25 .390 12 Dierker, Taylor (6) and Uecker (4th), Rojas (lot) . Ne."' York 14 33 .:198 17 Chicago 0110 006 000- 6 9 Chicago Clncl . 1102 100 05x·• 8 13 Salllnlay'• Jleoalt1 Ellsworth Estrada (~ Hundley; 'pappas, Los0 A~~les. 6 New, York 3 3 Nuxhall (B) and Chi ag Cmc!lnnati 9 0rse OW Edwards 181. WP- Nulhall Pittsburgh Houston I 1), LP- EIIsworth (!:'). Atlanta. 2 Sl. Lou~~ l , lsi 17th) St. Lows at Allan,., 2nd nlghl St. Louis 001 0110 no- 3 9 11San Fran at Phlla., night f: Athens JC H Sh Set July 34 . . Te~~ G., Ttrry Moore Top Field.Day Win~ers Resultl~l!l 1 field day foe. ijaU ~lie RelaycenUy 1 ~cuse Grade school tealn, Steve showed leatliilg point "'"""s for tile 'aJrls was Terela. a-ll ftlllQwad by Connie W~, anna Cundlll, Tmie Ash and !) sje Jefleta. Topping the boys dlvlBlOa was Terry Moore followed by Habbard, Rleky' ,Ash, · Grueser and Glry Mlcliad. .Followlni fiit hOw '!lie lirst tlltfil'~tl placed, ' . In ..S.r,; by efeil' • ' 110 Yard ·MoO!re;· Jim NURBURGRING, (UP!) ;;,. · Brlttlb driver SUrtees, a former world pion, and bls co-Jillol Parko are favored Ill Sull41ay':ll 1,0011 kilometer auto race: 1slocJe. U . • nRONG GUARD istallldilll SANTA CLARA, Calif. (UPI) - Eric Paulson, Santa r••••' basketball captain, joins eroup of American cage who leave June 6 to hold on the game In the Paulson, a !Hoot I!Uard, had t!Jree.season total at Clara of 835 points. llllnday'l Probably Pltcbers Los Angeles at New York, 2 -Koufax (9-1) and Moeller ID-Ol vs. Rlbanl 11-2) and Arrigo (I· 01 . . San Francisco at Phliadelpbia - Herbel li-0, vs. Cult 12-3), St, LouiS at Atlanta Jackson (4·3) vs. Johnson 13-!). Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Broglio 12-41 and Hands (1-3) ::~~nS~geBr~~~d(~s ~~ va. Jay 15-2) and Maloney (5-11 Ryan. LP- Wilson 15-4). Hill- or Nulhall (1-1), Smith (lsi), Scott (lllbl, Tresb Houston at Pittsburgh l3rd,, Lopez (Jst), Foy (lst). Farrell 11-41 ~~ Veale 16-31. K~n. City 0211 0110 0110- 2 o0 Mollday' Games Bait. 010 020 00, _ 3 9 0 San Fran. at Phlla., night Hunter, Dickson 18, and Only game scheduled. Roof; Palmer (5-3 ) and Etche· barren. LP- Hunler 14-4). HRs AMERICAN LEAGUE -Harrelson (5th), F. Robinson W. L Pel. (11th,, Cleveland 30 16 .652 Wash. 000 0110 1100- o 3 o •-Baltimore 28 17 .622 Chicaso 030 401 00<- 8 13 1 s-lletrolt 26 18 .591 3 McCormick, Humphrey• (41, x.California 23 23 .5110 7 Hannan (6 ), . and Camilli; Chicago 22 22 .500 7 Lamahe (3-1) and Martin. LP- Wuhington 22 26 .408 9 McCormick 13-5). s·New York 20 24 .455 9 Cleve. 102 0110 300- 6 12 I Minnesota 20 25 . ~4 91> Minn. 002ll00 010-- 5 I 0 •-Kansas City 17 26 .395 Il l\ Ttanl, llllrsan 14), Radatz 181 •·Boston 18 29 .311.1 m ; and Azcue: Grant, Worthington Saturday's Results 17), Klippsleln 181 and Battey, Chicago 6 Washington o Zimmerman (7), WP- Hargan Cleveland 7 Minnesota 4 (2-2). LP-Granl 14-61. HRs- K. C. and Ball., 2, twi·nlgbt Landis (lsi), Versallea 14th), Detroit at California, nigh! Oliva (12th), Whitfield 181b). New York at Bost.m, night. SaDday'I Probably Pltcbero Sea8on Opens Detroil at California, 2 11te G)llllpolls Summer Monbouquette 13·51 and Soa•rma ll Leasue baseball program (1-31 vs. Chance 13-111 commence Monday eveninl McGlothlin 13-11. . Memorisl Field. Cleveland at Mmnesola In Llttle Leagne acllon at Siebert (4-21 vs. Merritt iD-31 p. m.. the Atbletics will tackle • Boswell 11}-41. the Indians. In Pony League lion, the Brav•s wiU battle Dodgers. Pee Wee Leaeue action begin after Bible School cla!ISelll are completed. __~----==--• - ., . Ride the summer breeze with HoOO.l• Y~'ll answer the call of the open road ... sea;am: the sand . .• or wherever the spirinakg';you;- ·1 You'll find a Honda model that's yotlt 'MatJc · Carpet to summer fun . , •anywhere . :~J~·~jmjJ. ' ., the '-ionda prices start at .• • $ ·- .. RAWLINGS HONDA -·~SALES k''·''c •9! S. Second Ave. OLE DOC SEZ: "CO ME TO ACTION LAND ~·t.'' WHERE THE ACTION I I Gary Michaels; bard and Gary Michael; Glrlo: Girls: Connie Warner 10 11. Dianna Cundiff, IIIIi fl.., 4 ln., Abfes and · Jerry' Mille; it ln. Teresa Oooeb ~d Teresa Gooch and Jeannie ·Sispi~ Jearn,. Terry Moore, · :Cundlll. ' BOll. ky :Gli end Jjm Hubbard; third Bleycle Race _ ' i!oyl: J 0 0 ,Wheelbarrow ract . wu won pia~ ~'!'• Connie Warner, Orueser and Alan Pugb; Girls: by T~ Moore And Jerry re38 (loech and :rerr1e Ash. · Adl and Terese Gooch. Hubbard lvhlle Ricky A•b and . Put - JOn Grueser, Baseball Throw _ Boys:, Ter· ~lm Ables won the ll'l!fl jumpGary MIChael and f1 Moore 197 ft. Jim Hub- 1ng race and Teresa Gooch and 1 .......,,....;;;;;;;;;;;;i'i.•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.i;iCo~nni~•.W~arner~~lb~e~sac~k;;.;,r•~eeii.oi& 'n)row - Boys: Jim 1 151 ft., Terry Moore Girls: Tere. Dianna Cun- PHYSICAL FITNESS First m: · Driving 1 powerful cylinder Ferrari, Surtees was1 die YOliJl,II{J docked Friday at 8:31.9 nuteo for the day'• fast~! I for tralni111 sesoion time. Atlanta IOO 0110 001- 2 4 0 Gibson, Hoerner (i) and McCarver ; Fischer, Abernathy (9) and Oli~er. WP- Glbson (751. 1P- F1scher (2·3), HRAaron 118th). Amerlcll Lea e Ill 11ew York 001 _5112 6111-15 17 3 Boso:'n (00\ 110 ~llii. 5 ~2 wnlng 6-31 an wa ; I - .a.oci; WATCHERS : 7 couraes ·~W- ~ Reds Yanks Red Sox JULY Over f1 0110 In awards wiD presented' at the 21 event show to he held Sunda and Re&lltdt19n lor . Senter and alter ·100 beginners first eontacUnB Manaser Milhoan In Monday July~ •nd 4 ;t 1 ~ . JunUJr · Lili'•Saving course~, year applicants - ar·e regis- adv1111ce. ,· Albeno County Fairgrounds. e and aU ~ pool eo'll,'ses ~· tered, this class will be cut off. Laler this month, the tank The lboW, sponsored by the underway 'I! the Galllpohs A sectnd llealnn~ra class Will will stay open on Thursday eve- Athens Jay-Cees fn conjunction Swtmmi!ll P,.t, accordJDg to be eonduct~ In tllld-July. nihgo until 1 o'clock with the Athens Western Rid· Jol\11 Mltb., !D&aager,. , Instructors are avaflable for . ' Jng Club is ocbeduled to Mutioan s;;ii/llle · savina adult sw!Inmfng lessons. If As of 3 p.m., Friday, 37 stu- at 7:30 a.~. July 3 with the run· e~ w;lll ,belln Monday enoagh odulll sign up lor the dent tickets had .been sold, a- nlng of nine performance momlne·• in the Gallipolis jlool, ~s.e,- lt . wlll be given, accord- Jon& with 50 family tickets. ~- Halter classes wlll begin at The tour ,awlm!lll~ . cour~ea llljJ to Milhoan. Altendance was dewn I as t 10:30 a.m. July 4 foflowed at I will be!liQ alter Dally Vacal1on Today, the pool hours will Sunday and Moqday as 8 re- p.m. by the runninB of I! Bible School elaases are. co~ be from 1:' p.m. Monday, It suit of cold Jemperatures, but lormance classes. · . , pleted. . .., : . will be ol*t from 3-6 p.m., and it picked up somewhat Friday Winnerll of performance classMilhoan said two week i!O~rs- Tuesday, the boors will be 1-6 and Saturday, es, wllh the exception of the eo in be~IS, advanctid be- p.m. ' Lead-in-Pony event and the &~nnen. mtermedlatea and The tanks regular schedule Jackpot Rece will receive, ~er1 wDI commeuc~ on far. the_ remainder of the oum· GAUJPOIJB SLOW Place : $17 and a Jrophy; SecM~. June :10, lnd conDn.ue mer Will ~ effecUve Wednes· PITCH S~ANDINGS ond Place: $10, 11tlrd Place: tbroulh July 1.. day. Thais !:' p.m. TEAM ·w L R OR $5; Fourth Place, $3 and Fifth ne )111111181' pointed out thst The pool may be reserved G & J . . .. . . . . . . 3 ·o 46 11 Place, Ribbon only. -:--~-----:--~fo:_r_.!pr::l:::v•::te~ev~enln~g~pa~r~U~ es~by Neal lnsuranee ·_ 2 I 22 10 Winners of Hailer cla•ses will GSI .............. 3 I 20 20 receive, First Place, $4 ; Sec· JIAL8TON BEADS IJ!IT ANNOUNCE TOURNEY DATE Nazarene Church I 2 16 21 ond Place, $2; Thin! Place $1, "·'U)~ .<• ' tr · ·' c ·:. · •i;rANsFIElJ), ''Oillo (IJI>t) _ Nationwide Ins. 1 · 2 1S 29 and Fourth Place, Ribbon' on· DOif ( PI) - Dennis Th6 firal state-wide American Bliptlsl Church 0 3 7 33 ly. All contestant& under 6 years Jlalstol tf Bilkerslleld Calif Legion golf tournament 1s ocbed- Tl1l'ALS · · · · · · · · t ~ 124 124 In the Lead-In-Pony event will · . ' ., uled tor Aug. l0-21 at two 11 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS be awarded a trophy. Winners and Cliff Rlehey of DaHaa Sathere. . go Neal Ina. 4, BspUst Church I of the Jackpot Race will litday ailed list Am· ·!!orne :wo golferl are expected G & J 16, Nationwide Ins, 6 the total money collected fur 11e 1 01·.33 to eompete in the 36ohole medal Na1arene Church II, GSJ I the race as follows, First Place, IJICan pia~ _entered for the 'play tournament at"l'win Lakel 11118 WEEK'S GAMES: f40 per cent; Second Place, 30 . · · . ll1id Possum Run i!>U courses JI!Ollday per cent ; Tblrd Place, 20 per ~lmbleclon Lawn Tennis cham· Neal Ina. vs. Nazarene Church cent; Fourth Place, 10 per eent. l!ionshipo JUliO 20, Tuelday Entry lees of 11 will be • !JlFT·BAND COMPLEMENT G 6 J vs. GSI ed for the Halter Clasaes . . · NEW YORK (UP)) -Stat Tb.....y $2 lor the Performance Classt)NMAN..GEAIILE iefthanl{e~· Sandy Koufax of the Nat1onw1de Ins. vs. Baptist es with the exception of the FRANKFURT, Germany LOs Ange~s Dodgers receivod Church Jackpot Raee ($51 and the Lead(UP!). -Ji:uropeao belvyweight tba annual Babe Ruth award • Karl Mlldenber(er, . who is giVen by the New York cha ter In P~ny .event (fl), Sequl I H). and Bosman (HII possibly next on the list of ol the Baseball Writers As.!la- beA :natton of 50 cent& will vs. Petero 12-2) and Horlen 0· CaBiius ·Clay, noWJed lhe lion 11 America eo ded 1rom all spectator. 6). German Boxing Coll!llllsslon • over 13 years at the gale. Pro- Kansas City at Baltimorethsl bp --Jr· (fropplng bls 11te awll{d, given to Koufax coed! from the show will be Sheldon (3-5 ) vs. Bunker 14·31 manacer:· ·n . . · before Friday night's Dodger used !or char~table effort& of New York al Boston · ··'1111! dliljJule wl"' my mana· game with the New York Met&, both .lubs. Peterson (:H) or Bouton (!HI) fei'Jhbold by n0 m,Jlll affect was for his being named the Addltlaoallnformatlon nay be VB. Lonhor( 12-3). ...l ' leno 1 · Cl ftgbt " Uld outltandln& player In the 1965 obtained by wrlt!Dg the Athens M011day'o Gameo '!"'J.xw II\' 1 ay ' Worlll Series. Jay-Ceea, Box JJ2, Atljens, Ohio Chleago at California, night ~~or by calling 5112-1734. Boltlmore at Washington, night .. seruatorll. 22 Efitt~1: . . • ud G II. li p I ef'IStratiOD n. erw ay at a tpo s 00 R· rl"" · . . . . · Red Sox · Redl Braves at Rod• at · Yankl at Indians at RedJ at Red SO,JC at prty, David Co!Usilll, Jo!Jn. Senators at Indians 2 Bob ny Roush, Mark Darst, Robert ==~====---::._ ue ·action· this summer' The Lueas, As•t. Mv.. George Pte-Wee team will play In the Thompson, -Richard · .Stiltner, ·•SyracuR Iiagne, playing 1helr Birl · Myers, Steven Dan~ games llllder the lights at the ,Claude Cornelius, Ricky Buck, SyraCliSO bal) park, Ullder the Randy Rider, James Patrick, 4Jrectron of Bob Louks. . Jell Burger. Charles Casto, , ;n.e Cheshire T!gera aad the. David WI!O, Stepben Baird, Clieslllre Reds, both _ Uttle Timmy McDaniel I.eague teams, wiD play in the Terry Lul!&o, Bryan Lucaa, Ohio Valley Boya Laagne, ~bleb Thomu Stump1 Ricky Smith, consist& of Jeams from .Rio Edward Lawson, Dannie Jones, Gr~e, AddlivHJe, Centervlqe, Darrell Jones, Greg Sheets, Wlik.f.lv!.lle, and Vinton. Harold Timmy LUcas, Criss Preston, Bennet! of Gatupoltlls the pres- D~lllls Sayre, George Thomp!dent of this leagne. son, David RoBI. Tbe ~· p.... League CJIESBIRE nGERll · _, ' made up of IS and 14-year-old F D Allensworth Mgr boys, will play In the .M,G.M. Wink Roush, Asst. Mgr., Ed: Baseball.tiagne. Chel Tarine- die Swisher, Gregory McCarty, hUI, of Middleport, lB president George Shamblin, Danny Swish' ol th~ !~que. er, Mlke Beebe, Lanle Louden, Llal!iil below are the rostero !Jonald PriCI! Robert Rider • ' · .· ·· -' v• 20 Glen ~' pretldenl of the of the four Chei!Ure teams and • GPry .saundero. ·Braves at Yanks Ches~ BOys Ba!eban ai!ocl· their managers IQJd coaches: , Tommy QuHJen, ~Jtcble. Dan. Red Sox at Senators tl4ll\ 110 ,.lll!QIJDCed .that lour 1 1G ~~·:/=.~rs Red Sox at Braves 74Boys to :Partini,pa . t eI,· nCheshire's 1!~6 S~er League Baseball Pr-.grrun :.uLSTAR . ' 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr. HT 'CENTER Cameo Cream, witli custom Black Vinyl interior, local Executive's Car _ eEXERCISE •slENDERIZE eSTAY FIT Low Mileage, local Doctor's Wife Car. Real Sharp IY APPOINTMINT ' Ph. 4464797 · l(~t. Weather -fl• 'Flee ,W"II··· . One l9Cal Owner, New Opel ~rade In, Extra Nice IN AN Air-Conditioned ,· . ' ' ' .:.66·0ids: ::(~aiMI~iln...,;. " ' ' CQl!VI WH'-Itl ... ' 'THI ACfiCW Ill ~ ( 4 Dr. Sed. 1963 Pontiac II Conv. Automatic Trans., One local ' Owrer; Cute little Car 19 5 �. M (', . , ' ', ,. ' ' I~ ') •' (' J ~ ! 1) )- I· •:, • ' ' ,, '• ' The ;''r ' tl.)'''' ' ' :·~' -' I ' '' ~60' Worth ,.,t:Appl~s . . . ' ~ . Thf' pqicbase of teo worth of 'PRies -111tered tesUmonJ ID .lba ' iJtth' iesslon .of 'the public hell" · big of Clay Baker, ous¥-local · ~~'tt'..cne:-.':t· ·:::! - e;c- .. ~.:tn-·~ -~~-..-!_~ ,!!ll:~"'e~:n-.~.:e f<xo -~, WesteiD Loclll Sobool . District, Friday n••ht ' 'l'llose were the main ISsues O~~!~-~~~~fofe~oif:~;c~~~~~~!~~~~ • •• WJTIUN lbe next few weeks, many wilt decide to continue their education on !be college 'l,evel. Severlll have already been ac~pted In various schools around !be country. • • • OTHERS will begin searching for jobs, Some will get married, And still lb~ others will seek a career in lbe anneil jallowed as how ~ forces. Thus, after 12 years of hard was co1181derlng work, and fun, another class is turned r' enii'&Dt. loose in this ancient and complicated world. The 1966 . REED, president . . elll!er Pbil graduating class was Gallia Academy's largest In lbe The Farnters Bank and Sa•·· Globokar or Jack Carsey imschool's 156-year history. . 1 lngs Co., who with Attornty mediately • .. .. . · , Mondays thru Fridays at 8:00 a.m. · 9 a.m. and on at p.m. will Fred Crow was chllllenged In · appeating at ~ Grade School, Gallipolis, on Saturday nile, sponstired by the GaUipolis DAV. Show time will be at 8 p.m. (local time), The admission will be the contest by tiie· Pomeroy THE WILLIAMS~I·,:~onw,::~m Emergency Squad last -k, Softball team, pr $1 for Adults; 50c for children at the door. Advance tickets are available. Appearbas malled.a 'leUer to Ptesidenl l of the -finest 1D :iOOIII-1 ing on st,age;.l!t person will be Buddy Starcher and his lovely wife, Mary. Ann, Nor· asking for a jumper eastern Ohio, will -bolt a man Chap'nian,. ~'Sleepy" Jeffers, Butch Lester, Herman Yarbrough and comedians ~ the LBJ l!lnch _ ill TOxas .. club out of ·ChtJiieolhe ·IDdiY Roscoe .Swerps,, and Little Willie. This is a good, clean show for the entire family 23• 1I Ted lllao .Clilled a Plkevj]Je, a tw~nigbl doubl~der .• at wllithi'>Will inchtde Gospel songs, Folk songs, Rock & Roll numbers, Instrumentals · bo tile ..1_cUBe Ball Park · .. The worth down · Ky. bank vI.""il dent Duets, Trios, Quartets, Country and lots of Comedy! You will see and Hear Buddy w Is " '" ' tan up 23 6:15 ~ . . Starcher_sjn_g his top Nationwide hit recording: "History Repeats Itself". lmOY(II · as ~ the "World's. Most flral game will:"ift UDderw'r down ·za ~- "" a 'm , Unusual Banker" . He 1o0; at 6 P. m. · ·1" • .' · ·• wao asked to supptY a hg for . Kenny William& .ill _ ~ ~=:mg,!!upa, :~ eOiiieJL of lhe loclll lesm, ~ . UP .· , · , '!:ill!.; · All lpdlcallOJ11l ~ad me to many of the better athletes ~ _ J .. Pal~ ~wa World Traveler believe_lhll Mr; 'Reed will ac- Meigs and surrounding CbWII!es. .15 a. m., Fr.8akiin IT'S not third dimension. the cbl!ll~age of Pomeroy' NaJIO!lwide played· Ill a Meldahl A'JBOSI 37 Petty prince 38 Srottlih stream It's not a mirage, elthsquadmen. U the LBJ RanCh .nameD! at Chillicothe OV' ! f 1-~ Bret~ 39Pronoun (pl. ) er. This picture came about llllart4 41 Compaas point comas ~ the Jumps here Memorlar Day. wee~ . · 5 'fhiland'l o42 Indian weig}tL as a result of a double ex· abould 'tnaleb !bose of Cola- was 'I'IIDnet-liP' alter !ormar naml +4 Inner (comb. posure. Last Monday, dur• - .Branco. farm.) veras County, ealu. of bard playiDg. o,;; !It::~ Brat!l . 46 Massa.l[fng WASHINGTON (UPI) -Note tng the 35th annual DoughPlans are !bat the frog jumpDay, Wll~ams took II . 12 PfffiOU &illtte instrument to Defense Secretary Robert s. ' boy serviCes in the GallipoJ 3 Wilhln (t'lllnb. 49Expunge lllg event will get underway tbo early afternoon.- and Jurm ) 53 Arabian name McNamara: lis city park, Times-Sentinel aU p. m. U11a coming Friday still out there late - alter Meldahl 7 p, _. 1 . _ 14 Augment 54 Lengthen• Somebody does like you up on P hotographer Don aI d 15 E~lerlained 56 Sault Ste. Marie and the IIDala w111 be held at p. m. tbal nigbl - and . GIIIIIJlol!i Dim ~ PMeD4· w1th.a t'111rivarl (coli.) 8Ar!!hetype 35Cbureh festival Capital HilL Wright took a picture of E. 2:30 p. m.-Sunday. three prnes during the mara- or down. 4:10 p. m.1 .Harvey 17l:ng!W. strea m 57 Anglo-Suon 9HeaUng devices season IE-Higgins, principal speakJ8Tract. dowa thec-.v lOThtught (Fr.) -40Wadlng blrda , lhon-tlylt double ellmiDaUon Jordon down 5:45 p. m.; Beien J9F~ . 58Beverage. llPoems -43Repulse A House-Senate economics I er, in front of lbe World lllumey: · Z. down 7:25 p. m.; .Jolin Ladd :ll Be !ileD1. 59 Oriental coia 16 Clo.ser ~ Harlngue subcommittee issued a report War I Doughboy. ( Lalln ) flO Endure 20lntended 48New England ODDS 'N ENDS .DEP"llT· Put It on your agenda to at- De2· up 11:4ll p. m!( '~erelilf 23 County iD New 11 Saa eagle 22 Stout strinp state tab.) Saturday praising McNamara "' • • . , M~lico OOW..' 24 Greater 47 Trnpial plmt MENT - Fred Crow, an at- . tend. The doubleheader tbls up 1 a. m.; Flag Sbli{ ~p~ :i& quanUty 48 Bear (utro.JLJ for his work in ecnomically FOLLOWING the park cortomey wb• enjoys good whole- eveniDg will be worth seeing. a. m. • · · I Price 25 Raced 50 Genus of supervising the sprawling supmony, Wright journey• 2 Mimicbr 26 Withdrawal maples some fun·· as mum 88 working The competlticn should be KeaAwba Rlver;- Allen R. 3 Brnilian &tate 28 Community in lil Maseulille ply system of the Defense ed to the Pine Street Cemeon a civic project, was over-- ben. Merrill up London a. so a. m.; "~r~~: ga!lg.. 4 Cl1oose by ballot Germaay nickname Department. ,tery where the second half 34 Jad,Y'a i 30 Ages 52 Eslientid being h~one afternoon last ~k , · o. F. Shearer doWI! Winfield 31 Back ~ of Gallipolis' annual Momdictating the ~ of a S-act CIIARLES MEIIEDITII, .BOD 2:10 p. m,; H.· I!J, Bcwles ' Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D-DI , orial Day services were play (o melodrii!D", DO doubt) of Mr. and Mrs, William Mer• wtr~_ ~ld 4:45 a. m.; Nation~ •ubcommittee chairman, said I conducted. He had three to biB secretary, Sybll Ebera-- dith, formerly of Meigs coun- lip WID!Ield 10 p. m.; Fci't "he !McNamara) has gone to ,Brownie Scouts - Carol Jo bacb -- .. Nl!jll'ly a bUDdred ty, won three sd.Oiarshtpa Dearborn !lawn Winfield 11:50 work wdb courage, !"'para!- Kidwell; Susan (lloss, and plast!c w88tebaakelll In boxes last week. He ranked rU'llt In p. m·.; Mountain ·Stile down leled ab1bty and tenac1ty, and Lina Casey - pose for a are m tho ball way of the Sy- his -graduating class of 85 stud· V/lnlleld IZ:tO &Iilii.; Lucy Jana has made. tremendollll progress .shot before lbe girls decorracuse Town Hall --. . Seems ~ at Fort Frye High School Lucas down Winfield t a m • '" lmprov1ag both the organ~>a- 'ated the Civil War graves 88 though they were shipped Beverly. · •-·1 wt field , ' ·: t10n and management of the with flowers. ' erroneously to the Metp COlinMeredith was the winDer of ""''"' up n · UD a. m., defen~ establishment." • ly village Jnatead .of golag to honor scholarships to Ohio Beaver .down Wlrtlleld 8 a. m. Douglas added: "In so doing, WHEN Wright developed his film Tuesday morning, oost reductions of several and World's largest two-wheeled the Image above was the end result. Higgins Is ~ eorrect mailing address of State, Findlay College Is billions of dollars annually have · seen on the lower left. One of the girls appears to be "''acuse, N. Y. . , , Jllckey Martella. He bas chosen Marl10 lndu Winebrenner, a Pomeroy High ella College where he pians motoreyc stry . "'*flDbeen ochieved . • . " "floating'' between the Rio Grande College professor II'!Id, reportedly swung one of l!l major . In engineering. Mere- trated 1D Japan, aceoniJDg toThe report on the $7 billion In _and_ lbe Doughboy. ~e usually place double exposures the •big bats on the Capital -Unl· ·ilith dellvered a speech duriDg the Eocy~opaedla BrllaDJilae. government p r o p e r t y said, m file 13, but Dateline thought this one was unique . U1la the colllllleiiOOmenl on c i v te however, that much more must and worth printing. ' Yeralty baseball team IJthlitm Is the liJhteat of Ill spriDg . . . . A Capital release ReaponslbWUes, , be done to eliminate waste. • • metala. The subrormnlttee urj/ed all DE.'SPITE the fact ·11 was a cool 62 de«rees Monday said .. \V!Jlebren~r broke , .. ~to Attendlng ~ here federal agencies to use up $703 1 the new Upstream Public Use Area in Galllpol.;. a hltlllli Streak With • 81111111' Mrs. Harry PIL'Iia, ' million of Items that have only ' was filled to capacity with automobiles, by-standers and winning double In the 9th Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Warren a short life, such as photogra- empty boat trailers. If this is an indication of lblngs tng against arch-rival ~n Mrs. Denver Weber phic equipment, palllt . and to c~me, lbe Old French· City can eXpect thousands of •.lid lately had moved to the and Ml)l. Ernest Whitehead --medical supplies. It also wunsts between now and the first of Ocwber. · lop of tuna-batted-In SlaiiiUcs. daughten, · Jean, Jalle and Winebrenner, a sophomore, Ia, aU of Reeilsvule; jnd ' recommended that an the • • short-life items be e101mlned TWE!'fiT YEARS AGO, from the files ot The Dally played rlgllt field for the Cru- and Mri. HliroJd !lliler and and used or given to schools, Trtbune and ':"eekly Gallia Times . , _ c. R. (Mac) alders , -- .'l'bere are a lew .dllughten, Maiy Rulli and hospitals or other non-profit McGmness appomted representative for Ohio State more bllo!h spaces avlflable'for R:,D., Middleport. ' I .f .,, ' ' organizations that ean use Life lnsuraqce Co., ~cceeding the late Eugene s. them. (Gene) Spear . . .- Twelve to graduate from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing . . . City plans bond issue for s~ee! improvement, carnival n~ park banned, bus line ts proposed . . . John Hlchards, 71 Rio Grande succumbs . . . Mrs. Clyde Mitchell nam~d aUendance ·' ~fficer for local schools .. . James F. Haldennan, 26, ts na.med head football coach ... Mills H. Smiley, 30, appomted head basketball coach by Gallipolis school boar~ .. . Bob Evans, with a _.391 average, ranks se~­ ond tn <;lhto Valley Assocta!ton batting averag~s as • Hattford_s Mel Clark leads pack with .451 mark followrng mne games ... Heavy rains flood Rt. 141 ... CoL H. B. Ecker and Harold Wetherholt appointed to National Rivers and Harbors Advisory Committee by Washington official .. . E. E. Caldwell and H. B. Ecker _guest speakers for MeJI!orial Day services at Northup and Centenary cemetenes . . . Tom Agee presidentelect of Gallipolis Rotary club, to attend national convention in New Jersey. . ~5,3. 1 • • 1 ai ~ Sllwinfl II'UI Ieee!. Ev- . ans. allo- teaWiecl ,;tbat on two or lliee oeeasioha, Ba):er got to school just ID lbi)e' to brine • =, · ~ ·· · ·J. Robert Evans, actJng prlneipal, tesUfted on 'dlrect 'exaoilllBUon, 1D regard to use ol Ohio Education Associi§On dues Ba• ker had ~llected;-' thai .Belter had Instructed ~iln to set tao out of th! tin cabinet to give to Bert Miller to buy apples. • . Referring to lhe ~le fi ..,. plio.atlon, Baker•said, 'It jrould· make 11,1e look ~ad if they did set•. it ill on time." Evans testl- ffed. ' Bapr was late 'coming to 1<111oot on . numerollll -occasions, arid ~ter '· one occasion on discussing 'it with the loclll oupero lntendenl Baker :>id biJp be was proseculiOg, attomoy JohD A. Epling q'!,eSiioned Evans about bl!fore be rdlnqu!sheillhe witness 19 Warren, F. Sheets, Bak· '\r1a eounsel;· 'tor croas-enml· nation. That questiniDi eonsumed nearly an hour. Tbe croos-ex~minatton started at 8:4ll p.m. and Evans · was the target of repealed questions ill regards to. thOse issues. Tbe hearing was · recea!lt!d at t0:30 p.!JI. to re'sume again at 7:30 p.m. last night, with Evana sliD facing additimml cross examination. Bak~' had requ~ted ihe publie bearing alter the SQuthwe~· em Beard voted April t not to Enter tOO p.se of the 6ftsted NneW bll contracl whieb ~· · plres JUly Sl, and alter two ~eeullve mee~• •at W)rleh the IIIlard twiei Wi'miDaled aak · t!'"' ~frq~t. t~ J~tUW' .,. time without pay, • The first ftvu mien a of the pub!Jc besr)ng were devoled to tba· teslbnony .of Jameo- , L. Clar~, appoiDied by _ibe Southwestern Board· to ~· .ovet;Jill. ker•s)ob on April 19. La{lt Tilesday nlgbt, I!JpJIDg slartlid his dlreet namlnalion of Evans, and It was concluded Friday night. Evans tesWied about getting the $60 lor tbe apples when ·Epling' !lllked, "What use, II any, in regard& to the OEA d""", did Baker put to, ·or anyone on biB dlrectlori?" Evans said Ba· her dhecled blm 'to gel the' money out.of thJ OEA money. Actually, wbat happened to ----------~------~----~----,---~~- :ljle QEA _money, aceortling bl earUer testhnony at tbo bear· IDfi, •• :that -Baker hid collected t!ui ·~cbers' OEA dues In Seotember, and had not pakt tbo d!ies lit before someDme a----'-~ ... first of November or · ;;;:: time of the Southeas~ _ern Qhlo Education Association ·IJIOjlting at Athens. . . During the week of April 12, Evans said be heard Baker discussiDg the Title 1 application In Baker's office with Mrs. Opal Lloyd and Mrs. Martha Smith. , Evant· quoted Baker that it was humanly impossible to get It done by Thursday or Friday of that week, "If they were to get II done, it would make me look bad," Evans said, was Baker's statement. QuesUoned about Baker's Ira~ lis of coming to school In the mornings during the past scbool year, Evans said he if: was ID o)!lll moll of the ~ when Bilker came ill. 'l'llat will about 9:$7, a.m., Evln• sta~. Relerrlni to the 81"8$11 IIOW· lng incident, Ev~ -· . ~ mat ne a,_. """"r ...W ....., .,,'~ ed it at a later daf!o, and tliat Baker had ackaowledg~ I b e !act that he was p\ari)lq grUB seed. ·' · "He asked -m~ bow 1 ~w about It,". Evans alated; 'a: n d "I iold bhn 8 teaclier told ·me." Evans said that sellopl was in session at the lime -but he'. dld not knOw bow tong Baker rfl' malned at hiS grass planting Evans testified tb3t Bale.., bandied the lunehroom money, rook It home inc! · counted II, and brought back $211 I or ehange for the nex1 day. He said Baker got to sobool Just in time for noon onr tWo or three occasions. Most of Epling's questions ,.ere related to potr1t1 lJsted · ID his opeDing s~ at lite lirsl qloD ol'the lleartDI ~ . be charged tbat ~ recelv· , ed money lor var!Oul puipoJes ..,~ ..lt,J .. ..,. - ,• -.~" ' -~ - ...... ~.. r- -r --c~ ~·nt •. ·- lOT the money: and thai ~ made personlll use of' sehoul time,. not' attending. to hll ~ Ues, attending slll)es, workiDg about biB bo!ne .and plartiiDg griiSS, 11J14 that he· frequently arrived 'la~ ~~-.sehouL SltW questioned Evans In regard to ·l!le·bandHnc of Junm· h)om money, and where It was kept; Evatil talified thai Bilker tepl the 'money tp a lin sale, buf ID I!IIBWil' to aitolher question staled that because he kept It 1D 1 lin sale, it was no reason for ·tire board to fire blm. Evans was ,also qeustloued about the TIUe fi and TH!e ID programs but said be was only aequaiDted with them in a goo- ----'----~ r .e s ! McNamara Praised by -OIDIDlllee I • c • SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1966 • I 1 .1. VOL 1 NO. 18 ,.. 1 1 • DAN G!LMOIUil .lONNIE FACEMIRE KATHY BOGGS DIANE REMITA Biggest Cla'ss ·in History Is ·Graduated from GAHS \• I' , SKI TROOP ..c.. The Art Claxton Ski" Troop, a family o f top entertainers in the water skiing profession, will • · visitors of tbe Big Bend Regatta boat races Ibis co ming Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12 in Pomm!)'. shows lbe Claxton as performed o n the Ohio River in Pomeroy last year duriug lbe regalti. ·Batman and Robin • To Visit Regatta I 1 1 i I • Everybody ~on.er .. or Later Ends .UP • Hardware III Picke11s Week's Roundup .- ' Evel'l/ , Ope~~ I· 7:00 lil"S:;IO' BIRTHS, O!VOitCES . IIEAt eSt ATl I;IEA.'I'HS, MARRIAGE$ With Each New or Used Car Purchased CH·ECK l'Hii'..... June 6th Through June 13th, 1966 P_I,IQE ·. r:A.G! ;::::::::::== · See €harlie Weflner ' ' ' THE FARMERS lANK ,, . At 417 Seetmd Ave. Conh·A or Andg J,m,elil At 1816 E..tern Avenue '' At .Pickens FR -EE FREE! FREE! ' GREEN STAMPS •! GREAT . RIENDI' ,, ,, ' FRIDAY NIGHTS ' . . ' 6:00 ~ ;--"··,;,··-·--· lttrmtnt, N a nauve md 1 ~ n•ldent ol Ml~ carmel HOI• I . FORD SALES, INC. Gallipolis, Ohi9 I Ntf,... •l ~ '' •.· " · ·_ lANK ---·' ' ~ Jr ·w• .. .a~ medium vehicles, INt. . �. M (', . , ' ', ,. ' ' I~ ') •' (' J ~ ! 1) )- I· •:, • ' ' ,, '• ' The ;''r ' tl.)'''' ' ' :·~' -' I ' '' ~60' Worth ,.,t:Appl~s . . . ' ~ . Thf' pqicbase of teo worth of 'PRies -111tered tesUmonJ ID .lba ' iJtth' iesslon .of 'the public hell" · big of Clay Baker, ous¥-local · ~~'tt'..cne:-.':t· ·:::! - e;c- .. ~.:tn-·~ -~~-..-!_~ ,!!ll:~"'e~:n-.~.:e f<xo -~, WesteiD Loclll Sobool . District, Friday n••ht ' 'l'llose were the main ISsues O~~!~-~~~~fofe~oif:~;c~~~~~~!~~~~ • •• WJTIUN lbe next few weeks, many wilt decide to continue their education on !be college 'l,evel. Severlll have already been ac~pted In various schools around !be country. • • • OTHERS will begin searching for jobs, Some will get married, And still lb~ others will seek a career in lbe anneil jallowed as how ~ forces. Thus, after 12 years of hard was co1181derlng work, and fun, another class is turned r' enii'&Dt. loose in this ancient and complicated world. The 1966 . REED, president . . elll!er Pbil graduating class was Gallia Academy's largest In lbe The Farnters Bank and Sa•·· Globokar or Jack Carsey imschool's 156-year history. . 1 lngs Co., who with Attornty mediately • .. .. . · , Mondays thru Fridays at 8:00 a.m. · 9 a.m. and on at p.m. will Fred Crow was chllllenged In · appeating at ~ Grade School, Gallipolis, on Saturday nile, sponstired by the GaUipolis DAV. Show time will be at 8 p.m. (local time), The admission will be the contest by tiie· Pomeroy THE WILLIAMS~I·,:~onw,::~m Emergency Squad last -k, Softball team, pr $1 for Adults; 50c for children at the door. Advance tickets are available. Appearbas malled.a 'leUer to Ptesidenl l of the -finest 1D :iOOIII-1 ing on st,age;.l!t person will be Buddy Starcher and his lovely wife, Mary. Ann, Nor· asking for a jumper eastern Ohio, will -bolt a man Chap'nian,. ~'Sleepy" Jeffers, Butch Lester, Herman Yarbrough and comedians ~ the LBJ l!lnch _ ill TOxas .. club out of ·ChtJiieolhe ·IDdiY Roscoe .Swerps,, and Little Willie. This is a good, clean show for the entire family 23• 1I Ted lllao .Clilled a Plkevj]Je, a tw~nigbl doubl~der .• at wllithi'>Will inchtde Gospel songs, Folk songs, Rock & Roll numbers, Instrumentals · bo tile ..1_cUBe Ball Park · .. The worth down · Ky. bank vI.""il dent Duets, Trios, Quartets, Country and lots of Comedy! You will see and Hear Buddy w Is " '" ' tan up 23 6:15 ~ . . Starcher_sjn_g his top Nationwide hit recording: "History Repeats Itself". lmOY(II · as ~ the "World's. Most flral game will:"ift UDderw'r down ·za ~- "" a 'm , Unusual Banker" . He 1o0; at 6 P. m. · ·1" • .' · ·• wao asked to supptY a hg for . Kenny William& .ill _ ~ ~=:mg,!!upa, :~ eOiiieJL of lhe loclll lesm, ~ . UP .· , · , '!:ill!.; · All lpdlcallOJ11l ~ad me to many of the better athletes ~ _ J .. Pal~ ~wa World Traveler believe_lhll Mr; 'Reed will ac- Meigs and surrounding CbWII!es. .15 a. m., Fr.8akiin IT'S not third dimension. the cbl!ll~age of Pomeroy' NaJIO!lwide played· Ill a Meldahl A'JBOSI 37 Petty prince 38 Srottlih stream It's not a mirage, elthsquadmen. U the LBJ RanCh .nameD! at Chillicothe OV' ! f 1-~ Bret~ 39Pronoun (pl. ) er. This picture came about llllart4 41 Compaas point comas ~ the Jumps here Memorlar Day. wee~ . · 5 'fhiland'l o42 Indian weig}tL as a result of a double ex· abould 'tnaleb !bose of Cola- was 'I'IIDnet-liP' alter !ormar naml +4 Inner (comb. posure. Last Monday, dur• - .Branco. farm.) veras County, ealu. of bard playiDg. o,;; !It::~ Brat!l . 46 Massa.l[fng WASHINGTON (UPI) -Note tng the 35th annual DoughPlans are !bat the frog jumpDay, Wll~ams took II . 12 PfffiOU &illtte instrument to Defense Secretary Robert s. ' boy serviCes in the GallipoJ 3 Wilhln (t'lllnb. 49Expunge lllg event will get underway tbo early afternoon.- and Jurm ) 53 Arabian name McNamara: lis city park, Times-Sentinel aU p. m. U11a coming Friday still out there late - alter Meldahl 7 p, _. 1 . _ 14 Augment 54 Lengthen• Somebody does like you up on P hotographer Don aI d 15 E~lerlained 56 Sault Ste. Marie and the IIDala w111 be held at p. m. tbal nigbl - and . GIIIIIJlol!i Dim ~ PMeD4· w1th.a t'111rivarl (coli.) 8Ar!!hetype 35Cbureh festival Capital HilL Wright took a picture of E. 2:30 p. m.-Sunday. three prnes during the mara- or down. 4:10 p. m.1 .Harvey 17l:ng!W. strea m 57 Anglo-Suon 9HeaUng devices season IE-Higgins, principal speakJ8Tract. dowa thec-.v lOThtught (Fr.) -40Wadlng blrda , lhon-tlylt double ellmiDaUon Jordon down 5:45 p. m.; Beien J9F~ . 58Beverage. llPoems -43Repulse A House-Senate economics I er, in front of lbe World lllumey: · Z. down 7:25 p. m.; .Jolin Ladd :ll Be !ileD1. 59 Oriental coia 16 Clo.ser ~ Harlngue subcommittee issued a report War I Doughboy. ( Lalln ) flO Endure 20lntended 48New England ODDS 'N ENDS .DEP"llT· Put It on your agenda to at- De2· up 11:4ll p. m!( '~erelilf 23 County iD New 11 Saa eagle 22 Stout strinp state tab.) Saturday praising McNamara "' • • . , M~lico OOW..' 24 Greater 47 Trnpial plmt MENT - Fred Crow, an at- . tend. The doubleheader tbls up 1 a. m.; Flag Sbli{ ~p~ :i& quanUty 48 Bear (utro.JLJ for his work in ecnomically FOLLOWING the park cortomey wb• enjoys good whole- eveniDg will be worth seeing. a. m. • · · I Price 25 Raced 50 Genus of supervising the sprawling supmony, Wright journey• 2 Mimicbr 26 Withdrawal maples some fun·· as mum 88 working The competlticn should be KeaAwba Rlver;- Allen R. 3 Brnilian &tate 28 Community in lil Maseulille ply system of the Defense ed to the Pine Street Cemeon a civic project, was over-- ben. Merrill up London a. so a. m.; "~r~~: ga!lg.. 4 Cl1oose by ballot Germaay nickname Department. ,tery where the second half 34 Jad,Y'a i 30 Ages 52 Eslientid being h~one afternoon last ~k , · o. F. Shearer doWI! Winfield 31 Back ~ of Gallipolis' annual Momdictating the ~ of a S-act CIIARLES MEIIEDITII, .BOD 2:10 p. m,; H.· I!J, Bcwles ' Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D-DI , orial Day services were play (o melodrii!D", DO doubt) of Mr. and Mrs, William Mer• wtr~_ ~ld 4:45 a. m.; Nation~ •ubcommittee chairman, said I conducted. He had three to biB secretary, Sybll Ebera-- dith, formerly of Meigs coun- lip WID!Ield 10 p. m.; Fci't "he !McNamara) has gone to ,Brownie Scouts - Carol Jo bacb -- .. Nl!jll'ly a bUDdred ty, won three sd.Oiarshtpa Dearborn !lawn Winfield 11:50 work wdb courage, !"'para!- Kidwell; Susan (lloss, and plast!c w88tebaakelll In boxes last week. He ranked rU'llt In p. m·.; Mountain ·Stile down leled ab1bty and tenac1ty, and Lina Casey - pose for a are m tho ball way of the Sy- his -graduating class of 85 stud· V/lnlleld IZ:tO &Iilii.; Lucy Jana has made. tremendollll progress .shot before lbe girls decorracuse Town Hall --. . Seems ~ at Fort Frye High School Lucas down Winfield t a m • '" lmprov1ag both the organ~>a- 'ated the Civil War graves 88 though they were shipped Beverly. · •-·1 wt field , ' ·: t10n and management of the with flowers. ' erroneously to the Metp COlinMeredith was the winDer of ""''"' up n · UD a. m., defen~ establishment." • ly village Jnatead .of golag to honor scholarships to Ohio Beaver .down Wlrtlleld 8 a. m. Douglas added: "In so doing, WHEN Wright developed his film Tuesday morning, oost reductions of several and World's largest two-wheeled the Image above was the end result. Higgins Is ~ eorrect mailing address of State, Findlay College Is billions of dollars annually have · seen on the lower left. One of the girls appears to be "''acuse, N. Y. . , , Jllckey Martella. He bas chosen Marl10 lndu Winebrenner, a Pomeroy High ella College where he pians motoreyc stry . "'*flDbeen ochieved . • . " "floating'' between the Rio Grande College professor II'!Id, reportedly swung one of l!l major . In engineering. Mere- trated 1D Japan, aceoniJDg toThe report on the $7 billion In _and_ lbe Doughboy. ~e usually place double exposures the •big bats on the Capital -Unl· ·ilith dellvered a speech duriDg the Eocy~opaedla BrllaDJilae. government p r o p e r t y said, m file 13, but Dateline thought this one was unique . U1la the colllllleiiOOmenl on c i v te however, that much more must and worth printing. ' Yeralty baseball team IJthlitm Is the liJhteat of Ill spriDg . . . . A Capital release ReaponslbWUes, , be done to eliminate waste. • • metala. The subrormnlttee urj/ed all DE.'SPITE the fact ·11 was a cool 62 de«rees Monday said .. \V!Jlebren~r broke , .. ~to Attendlng ~ here federal agencies to use up $703 1 the new Upstream Public Use Area in Galllpol.;. a hltlllli Streak With • 81111111' Mrs. Harry PIL'Iia, ' million of Items that have only ' was filled to capacity with automobiles, by-standers and winning double In the 9th Inn, Mr. and Mrs. Warren a short life, such as photogra- empty boat trailers. If this is an indication of lblngs tng against arch-rival ~n Mrs. Denver Weber phic equipment, palllt . and to c~me, lbe Old French· City can eXpect thousands of •.lid lately had moved to the and Ml)l. Ernest Whitehead --medical supplies. It also wunsts between now and the first of Ocwber. · lop of tuna-batted-In SlaiiiUcs. daughten, · Jean, Jalle and Winebrenner, a sophomore, Ia, aU of Reeilsvule; jnd ' recommended that an the • • short-life items be e101mlned TWE!'fiT YEARS AGO, from the files ot The Dally played rlgllt field for the Cru- and Mri. HliroJd !lliler and and used or given to schools, Trtbune and ':"eekly Gallia Times . , _ c. R. (Mac) alders , -- .'l'bere are a lew .dllughten, Maiy Rulli and hospitals or other non-profit McGmness appomted representative for Ohio State more bllo!h spaces avlflable'for R:,D., Middleport. ' I .f .,, ' ' organizations that ean use Life lnsuraqce Co., ~cceeding the late Eugene s. them. (Gene) Spear . . .- Twelve to graduate from Holzer Hospital School of Nursing . . . City plans bond issue for s~ee! improvement, carnival n~ park banned, bus line ts proposed . . . John Hlchards, 71 Rio Grande succumbs . . . Mrs. Clyde Mitchell nam~d aUendance ·' ~fficer for local schools .. . James F. Haldennan, 26, ts na.med head football coach ... Mills H. Smiley, 30, appomted head basketball coach by Gallipolis school boar~ .. . Bob Evans, with a _.391 average, ranks se~­ ond tn <;lhto Valley Assocta!ton batting averag~s as • Hattford_s Mel Clark leads pack with .451 mark followrng mne games ... Heavy rains flood Rt. 141 ... CoL H. B. Ecker and Harold Wetherholt appointed to National Rivers and Harbors Advisory Committee by Washington official .. . E. E. Caldwell and H. B. Ecker _guest speakers for MeJI!orial Day services at Northup and Centenary cemetenes . . . Tom Agee presidentelect of Gallipolis Rotary club, to attend national convention in New Jersey. . ~5,3. 1 • • 1 ai ~ Sllwinfl II'UI Ieee!. Ev- . ans. allo- teaWiecl ,;tbat on two or lliee oeeasioha, Ba):er got to school just ID lbi)e' to brine • =, · ~ ·· · ·J. Robert Evans, actJng prlneipal, tesUfted on 'dlrect 'exaoilllBUon, 1D regard to use ol Ohio Education Associi§On dues Ba• ker had ~llected;-' thai .Belter had Instructed ~iln to set tao out of th! tin cabinet to give to Bert Miller to buy apples. • . Referring to lhe ~le fi ..,. plio.atlon, Baker•said, 'It jrould· make 11,1e look ~ad if they did set•. it ill on time." Evans testl- ffed. ' Bapr was late 'coming to 1<111oot on . numerollll -occasions, arid ~ter '· one occasion on discussing 'it with the loclll oupero lntendenl Baker :>id biJp be was proseculiOg, attomoy JohD A. Epling q'!,eSiioned Evans about bl!fore be rdlnqu!sheillhe witness 19 Warren, F. Sheets, Bak· '\r1a eounsel;· 'tor croas-enml· nation. That questiniDi eonsumed nearly an hour. Tbe croos-ex~minatton started at 8:4ll p.m. and Evans · was the target of repealed questions ill regards to. thOse issues. Tbe hearing was · recea!lt!d at t0:30 p.!JI. to re'sume again at 7:30 p.m. last night, with Evana sliD facing additimml cross examination. Bak~' had requ~ted ihe publie bearing alter the SQuthwe~· em Beard voted April t not to Enter tOO p.se of the 6ftsted NneW bll contracl whieb ~· · plres JUly Sl, and alter two ~eeullve mee~• •at W)rleh the IIIlard twiei Wi'miDaled aak · t!'"' ~frq~t. t~ J~tUW' .,. time without pay, • The first ftvu mien a of the pub!Jc besr)ng were devoled to tba· teslbnony .of Jameo- , L. Clar~, appoiDied by _ibe Southwestern Board· to ~· .ovet;Jill. ker•s)ob on April 19. La{lt Tilesday nlgbt, I!JpJIDg slartlid his dlreet namlnalion of Evans, and It was concluded Friday night. Evans tesWied about getting the $60 lor tbe apples when ·Epling' !lllked, "What use, II any, in regard& to the OEA d""", did Baker put to, ·or anyone on biB dlrectlori?" Evans said Ba· her dhecled blm 'to gel the' money out.of thJ OEA money. Actually, wbat happened to ----------~------~----~----,---~~- :ljle QEA _money, aceortling bl earUer testhnony at tbo bear· IDfi, •• :that -Baker hid collected t!ui ·~cbers' OEA dues In Seotember, and had not pakt tbo d!ies lit before someDme a----'-~ ... first of November or · ;;;:: time of the Southeas~ _ern Qhlo Education Association ·IJIOjlting at Athens. . . During the week of April 12, Evans said be heard Baker discussiDg the Title 1 application In Baker's office with Mrs. Opal Lloyd and Mrs. Martha Smith. , Evant· quoted Baker that it was humanly impossible to get It done by Thursday or Friday of that week, "If they were to get II done, it would make me look bad," Evans said, was Baker's statement. QuesUoned about Baker's Ira~ lis of coming to school In the mornings during the past scbool year, Evans said he if: was ID o)!lll moll of the ~ when Bilker came ill. 'l'llat will about 9:$7, a.m., Evln• sta~. Relerrlni to the 81"8$11 IIOW· lng incident, Ev~ -· . ~ mat ne a,_. """"r ...W ....., .,,'~ ed it at a later daf!o, and tliat Baker had ackaowledg~ I b e !act that he was p\ari)lq grUB seed. ·' · "He asked -m~ bow 1 ~w about It,". Evans alated; 'a: n d "I iold bhn 8 teaclier told ·me." Evans said that sellopl was in session at the lime -but he'. dld not knOw bow tong Baker rfl' malned at hiS grass planting Evans testified tb3t Bale.., bandied the lunehroom money, rook It home inc! · counted II, and brought back $211 I or ehange for the nex1 day. He said Baker got to sobool Just in time for noon onr tWo or three occasions. Most of Epling's questions ,.ere related to potr1t1 lJsted · ID his opeDing s~ at lite lirsl qloD ol'the lleartDI ~ . be charged tbat ~ recelv· , ed money lor var!Oul puipoJes ..,~ ..lt,J .. ..,. - ,• -.~" ' -~ - ...... ~.. r- -r --c~ ~·nt •. ·- lOT the money: and thai ~ made personlll use of' sehoul time,. not' attending. to hll ~ Ues, attending slll)es, workiDg about biB bo!ne .and plartiiDg griiSS, 11J14 that he· frequently arrived 'la~ ~~-.sehouL SltW questioned Evans In regard to ·l!le·bandHnc of Junm· h)om money, and where It was kept; Evatil talified thai Bilker tepl the 'money tp a lin sale, buf ID I!IIBWil' to aitolher question staled that because he kept It 1D 1 lin sale, it was no reason for ·tire board to fire blm. Evans was ,also qeustloued about the TIUe fi and TH!e ID programs but said be was only aequaiDted with them in a goo- ----'----~ r .e s ! McNamara Praised by -OIDIDlllee I • c • SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1966 • I 1 .1. VOL 1 NO. 18 ,.. 1 1 • DAN G!LMOIUil .lONNIE FACEMIRE KATHY BOGGS DIANE REMITA Biggest Cla'ss ·in History Is ·Graduated from GAHS \• I' , SKI TROOP ..c.. The Art Claxton Ski" Troop, a family o f top entertainers in the water skiing profession, will • · visitors of tbe Big Bend Regatta boat races Ibis co ming Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and 12 in Pomm!)'. shows lbe Claxton as performed o n the Ohio River in Pomeroy last year duriug lbe regalti. ·Batman and Robin • To Visit Regatta I 1 1 i I • Everybody ~on.er .. or Later Ends .UP • Hardware III Picke11s Week's Roundup .- ' Evel'l/ , Ope~~ I· 7:00 lil"S:;IO' BIRTHS, O!VOitCES . IIEAt eSt ATl I;IEA.'I'HS, MARRIAGE$ With Each New or Used Car Purchased CH·ECK l'Hii'..... June 6th Through June 13th, 1966 P_I,IQE ·. r:A.G! ;::::::::::== · See €harlie Weflner ' ' ' THE FARMERS lANK ,, . At 417 Seetmd Ave. Conh·A or Andg J,m,elil At 1816 E..tern Avenue '' At .Pickens FR -EE FREE! FREE! ' GREEN STAMPS •! GREAT . RIENDI' ,, ,, ' FRIDAY NIGHTS ' . . ' 6:00 ~ ;--"··,;,··-·--· lttrmtnt, N a nauve md 1 ~ n•ldent ol Ml~ carmel HOI• I . FORD SALES, INC. Gallipolis, Ohi9 I Ntf,... •l ~ '' •.· " · ·_ lANK ---·' ' ~ Jr ·w• .. .a~ medium vehicles, INt. . �' ' ,.· \. •: r, ~+. , •.; .r J , ·1; 1 ·'' , :' I• ' ' r~ · ··.J.~ ,. t· ' ' I .. f;at®erS~,t '. ~' .Up1or I~lO .· ·. I::z: . , ·Year Hitch ' PT. PLEASANT - Jolrimle ' . Gardner, 1 22, Rt. 2 ·Point Pleas- ant, was: sentenced to one to yeara· in the stJte penlt•n. tlary ai Moundsville, Friday In Mason cOunty Circuit Court. Gardner had been .Indicted by the May grand jury on a charge of for~ery and pleaded guilty as charged. : Geor~ Dabney, Apple ·Grov~ , · was fined $!00 and costs, 1n Circuit Court on charge of ob-· struct11111 an officer. Dabney bad been indicted on the misdemeanor charge by the grand )lry and pleaded guilty. Other action of the court • was U.. granting of a divorce to Edna M. Young from Lester M. YoUIIII and the plaint~! harl her malden name of Doerfer restored. The civil action of Leslie and Mae Wolfe vs: James B. '10 1 Greerre was continued until the September term of Court. Donald c. Kingery, Marquet- t te Avenue, Pt. Pleasant, recent graduate of wvu Law School and son of Attorney and Mrs. I Crow, right,. president o t~e PoJIIllroy DIUon trophies during the annual ' • to practice law before the MasCecil B. Dean, was admitted ' on County bar. Ki1111ery will be associated with the law firm of Dean • Smith; Sixth Street,· Point Pleasanl 1 .I _ _ _ _ c_~~]~~~· ~a~t~~~~~CI~u~blni~Po~mie~ro~y~.~M;r;s.~H~a~nn~i!n~gi·~~~=~ . "I the women's series while Dillon · the second highest ever bowled at the Henry Clatworthy who rolled the with' a .703. Mr. Clatwort!Jy was . ' .,... ·-.'i~ .. · [; ··,. ,.,. '• /., ; .' . . . ·,' .. d ~ ~-;~\·fr VAUGHNI FRENCH ;JHO; GOBLE FORD Promotion to Lance Corporal MODEUNG hats and costumes d~rlng Saturday's annual spring conference of the South-,ce~ttal District, Ohle , Child Conservation League were these members of the French City Mother's League of Gallipolis: Mary Lou Suton Anitra Mehl Jen'ny Donne! Nancy Shaw Carol Shaver, Joyce Wedemeyer, Unda Harrison and Judy Bennett. I Th~ session was conducted in th~ Grace Methodist Cburcb, Gallipolis,' with 80 women atti!ndlng, •' ' I 63 Ford Geluie 51111. Conw I owL Aut. trane.· RAH • 64 Fort~:taxie 500 - 2 ' llarollop•• cyl. Au&...lnitl. 'IYhit• well tir'' e." 51: • ., ' 63GetJ!iie~ 4 Dr. ~ltller; ••. ......L1"'h•""" -...... ltlrot. 65 Fanl cw. 500 -"'·--··114 Z dr. Hordtap, 219 _.no, hutor 61 Th1111 d bird 2 Dr. ¥ ...... All ,....,. alr •nclitf•iln,.. _ - """ ~. ChtYt.i.t .. ,,_ lol Aw 2 Dr. I OJI-r. htlhr, Whltew•ll tlrea. ~ For4.Gil 500 , .,.,_ 1 ill•. At r ....... •· -fne. T.rlo on4 hulor M:G•'•N -i caa XL t · .,•....,., -tna--. pciwer tra.,.,; . -lirllttt .,.... anti JJ 'la4 ratli• ......., 60 Ford F-600 Du'!P ~Trvck, I . cyllndtr ............. 1n1i~ i ....W tr•nl. 2 . 65 Ds:fge Dirt 2 Dr. 2JG Serlft, t oylln- .... -.. der, _Jtlndlnttr"'., r..U. 4S Hon.de t1h ..... ' eo Ford y,,Ton Pictwp; I .... ANNOUNCEMEt({]".· . 1,,, 1 i\1\JI,,Jrl\u\ ~IIAdor. CltM USED CARlOT UiutOISyo-Nitl. -' MW~Idpeu I SHENANG ~ . ~ ' .. /1 .. . SPRINGS FREE- HEARING' TESf; ., �' ' ,.· \. •: r, ~+. , •.; .r J , ·1; 1 ·'' , :' I• ' ' r~ · ··.J.~ ,. t· ' ' I .. f;at®erS~,t '. ~' .Up1or I~lO .· ·. I::z: . , ·Year Hitch ' PT. PLEASANT - Jolrimle ' . Gardner, 1 22, Rt. 2 ·Point Pleas- ant, was: sentenced to one to yeara· in the stJte penlt•n. tlary ai Moundsville, Friday In Mason cOunty Circuit Court. Gardner had been .Indicted by the May grand jury on a charge of for~ery and pleaded guilty as charged. : Geor~ Dabney, Apple ·Grov~ , · was fined $!00 and costs, 1n Circuit Court on charge of ob-· struct11111 an officer. Dabney bad been indicted on the misdemeanor charge by the grand )lry and pleaded guilty. Other action of the court • was U.. granting of a divorce to Edna M. Young from Lester M. YoUIIII and the plaint~! harl her malden name of Doerfer restored. The civil action of Leslie and Mae Wolfe vs: James B. '10 1 Greerre was continued until the September term of Court. Donald c. Kingery, Marquet- t te Avenue, Pt. Pleasant, recent graduate of wvu Law School and son of Attorney and Mrs. I Crow, right,. president o t~e PoJIIllroy DIUon trophies during the annual ' • to practice law before the MasCecil B. Dean, was admitted ' on County bar. Ki1111ery will be associated with the law firm of Dean • Smith; Sixth Street,· Point Pleasanl 1 .I _ _ _ _ c_~~]~~~· ~a~t~~~~~CI~u~blni~Po~mie~ro~y~.~M;r;s.~H~a~nn~i!n~gi·~~~=~ . "I the women's series while Dillon · the second highest ever bowled at the Henry Clatworthy who rolled the with' a .703. Mr. Clatwort!Jy was . ' .,... ·-.'i~ .. · [; ··,. ,.,. '• /., ; .' . . . ·,' .. d ~ ~-;~\·fr VAUGHNI FRENCH ;JHO; GOBLE FORD Promotion to Lance Corporal MODEUNG hats and costumes d~rlng Saturday's annual spring conference of the South-,ce~ttal District, Ohle , Child Conservation League were these members of the French City Mother's League of Gallipolis: Mary Lou Suton Anitra Mehl Jen'ny Donne! Nancy Shaw Carol Shaver, Joyce Wedemeyer, Unda Harrison and Judy Bennett. I Th~ session was conducted in th~ Grace Methodist Cburcb, Gallipolis,' with 80 women atti!ndlng, •' ' I 63 Ford Geluie 51111. Conw I owL Aut. trane.· RAH • 64 Fort~:taxie 500 - 2 ' llarollop•• cyl. Au&...lnitl. 'IYhit• well tir'' e." 51: • ., ' 63GetJ!iie~ 4 Dr. ~ltller; ••. ......L1"'h•""" -...... ltlrot. 65 Fanl cw. 500 -"'·--··114 Z dr. Hordtap, 219 _.no, hutor 61 Th1111 d bird 2 Dr. ¥ ...... All ,....,. alr •nclitf•iln,.. _ - """ ~. ChtYt.i.t .. ,,_ lol Aw 2 Dr. I OJI-r. htlhr, Whltew•ll tlrea. ~ For4.Gil 500 , .,.,_ 1 ill•. At r ....... •· -fne. T.rlo on4 hulor M:G•'•N -i caa XL t · .,•....,., -tna--. pciwer tra.,.,; . -lirllttt .,.... anti JJ 'la4 ratli• ......., 60 Ford F-600 Du'!P ~Trvck, I . cyllndtr ............. 1n1i~ i ....W tr•nl. 2 . 65 Ds:fge Dirt 2 Dr. 2JG Serlft, t oylln- .... -.. der, _Jtlndlnttr"'., r..U. 4S Hon.de t1h ..... ' eo Ford y,,Ton Pictwp; I .... ANNOUNCEMEt({]".· . 1,,, 1 i\1\JI,,Jrl\u\ ~IIAdor. CltM USED CARlOT UiutOISyo-Nitl. -' MW~Idpeu I SHENANG ~ . ~ ' .. /1 .. . SPRINGS FREE- HEARING' TESf; ., �' ' ,, • * , 1\..!- I ,.\ ' .,--..,, ~ ( '· li- ~ ! • ' J, I " ,•,. l '' 1' I : ' . ' Tb~· Sunday Times-Sentinel, ,..--.. . . . . ,___ - - -- . G.a.rdner Seg.t Up'for 1-IO . ' ·Year·llifeh PT. P!.EASANT - Johnnie Gardner,· 22. Rt. 2 Point Pleasant, was' sentenced to one to · 10 years· in the state penitentiary at Moundsville, Friday in Mason County Circuit Court. Gardner had been indicted by the May grand jury im a cbarge of forgery and pleaded guilty as charged. Geor~ ' Speaker Noted I , Mrs. Ralph Simester, a· res~ her hobby which Includes 85 dent of the Chester .area · ol , dolls dressed lD handmade· cop. Meigs County, will be the In of lint ladles' IOWIII u speaker at a general appear in the Smithsonias of the Grace Alethodisl Jllstitute lD Washlllgtoa, D. C. !U!!!U!esenlled her 45 mJo. they I Dabney, Apple :Grove, I· was lined $1.00 and costs, · · ' ,, ('J•m.o lt .nAIIMf ...... A.,~po-Af """' ··~ ·; .... 1,, ,, . , " ~.~, '\."·::·: ""': ·.~ ;(" ,t··. •, ;J - ; Daytime Sbowa WCIIS T\14 MAZ T\1-l 1:45-Com Cob EVallftllmf t o-nv 7'00-Today 7:1157:25- ...,....~:ertoor. '\Vord Mlk~. Wallace Dan; · word · Cbul'<'h ol t1u1!l Fun School · u~- a·OO- ri\i)d~ JUMP. 'QUEEN PICKED - Lola Hawley, center, Is shown holdin! · ,.,.•• frogs· that will be participating in the U. S. Divisional Frog Jump; test:~n the Big Bend Regatta this Friday. Lola, a Pomeroy grani honorary queen of the frog jumping contest by members of 1 with the queen are·commi ttee members George Hobstetter chairman. Another committee member, Ted Reed, star<lier ·: : t·OO-Morn. Show Capl Kangarte Movie t·30- Je 00-- Eve Goe111i 10·25-News 10·30--Concentrat Lucy 1 (Is:: t•i 12 : 00-.leot~ardy Love Of Llle 12:2512 ·:Ul-Po•tofl'"' IN!\-12'51\-N...s S.arch For Tomor Guiding Llght News I ·30--Singlnr PO- Doclonl N!\-- Facing Life Crusade Harmony Boys Don.. llftd Father Knows 2:00 Soc. ·SeCurity · Lighthouse 2·15 We BelieVe Spts. Spectacular Matinee Gen. lloopltal News ! :30--dor't Say Edge Of Night The Nurses 4:00-Cartoon 4:30- ll<>crel . Storm Slllrley Tempi. Never Too YOW)I Where Actiiln II RiDemaD Beaver 1:00--N.,.. 1:30-Newa 1:011 Hank t:SO Slag Aloq · 1:30. Kennedy >'' •• • r SfqjJpy ·$lormy ·~ Wesl~fli "'__"_ Is A·tso.·Excellent Work ~.·~ 10:01 Waelt!esl ship ' 7:00-Aililaue ClaSSIOIID I • 1:00--Popeye 1·1$-- ~ I- Ut- ., t:OO-Jelsolll Heckle ' Jdll · Tena. Tulledo 1:30-Aiool Alit 10:110 Band II: SO Mlgb!J 11- 11:011 tt :SO TOIII 6 •', l.atm. . - JfnJ ' . Lutl Bolo ' - " ' (Southe•stern Ohio's Only Nite Club) · PROUDLY ~~ENTS I The Famous · H.allinarks IFIII-;,rint G-.. Klill .. ore~ & Aco:ordlln) OurGrelteltShowforllte Iii.bpfta W•kend JUNE ·1001 1-12 ,,I ,,••• hi .,_ i CaurrtJ' . S:._ , . l'lelln .··- · ' :· .J ' ''Vpbelt" .,,._ ' ·•I • • ,. lluldl: ()pia . ., ......... t:llt:l5- j--····,,............ ' Lacotod 3 Milos North of PoiiM!roy on St. !tt. 7 . • Second AnnUli P 'r . ON TV CA~U, .ItO '4QI;IJTlONAL MONTHLY . . ftdra 1:. TBA 1:• TBA • Receive her Defr" ' ~VAI~Ll Quiet llmr ..,..,......... Cl,.ti .. Wolker, Mgr. SHENANG SPRINGS • 1Channels WSAZ TV .1 , --· * TO. GET Daytime Show. .11 ·~ NO ANTfNNA NEEDED ' 60 Ford 'h· Ton ~ ' NeWs LattSbow PiCii.up, t oylbodOr. Clllft ... . ·- : " 11·15- 65 Hond• ' niiw ·. '' o.- .,_-- CGurt Mll'llal · D:SO Toai&bl L1h . r-.-·. Dllughter ., Mi>vle News ·Movie Lote Sbow 11 IJ:e- -~'"'" Movie • to:.._: · ··• ' . RoiieyWett Gomer 11:00 " - cltr, Ill..... .,.,..., r_.. •od h - ..! . Perry Uasoa ,..~.~<~< ·-- -. - ·/,r: . ' ' ,.-.,- Tln!N . ' .·. • '1 ' .nil"-"-' ..... ....... ....._,,_"___ , ....,. ... .. :, . ..... -· '<..,-q.:· ~'-1· . :f.~: .• Mrs. James Gilmo~ assisted by Mrs. Ernest Powell, eRtertained the Laurel Cliff Better Health club of Meigs County Thursday evening at her "uume. The meeting, in charge of M·• Robert Bowen, opened with devotions by Mrs. Lloyd Wright, and prayer. A !hank you note PT. PLEASANT- The · was read from Mrs. James Lew· event bas been el Choir and Hand-Bell is for help received at the death ' of. remodeling. of the First Methodist of her husband. bemg covered oJ M · Ita G · · It was dec;'ded not to have a siding and the ar1e , eorgia, will . New bard- sent a concert at the local · ftoat in the Regatta parade. iuel oU furn lly Methodist Church Monday, Mrs. Wright was named to · lighta, ..;~ JURe 6th at .s p.m. check ~· oew song bi>o)u. ~ beiBg Installed The chou 1s under the diree- were discussed t«- blillinl :. 1 >ling repaired.' tioA of Lindell DeJarnett cook book nlade.' 1'11111 ~ Je eburch'a 811- ,. composed of 20 girls lllld also made f'"' the a~naal ti!"' abce and home- ~ys. The program will Die ill July,:l!l ROyal lirnouaced. Slsl of a vartety of selections park, at 6 P:~ · ~ rangmg from church classics Foor readiuA:'l\'ere glv.._ to the lighter type and spirit· Nobody Caret, .., Mcs. 1!:, §i. uals. The public is invited, Ad- Tracy; I KnoitSGmet:!Wic~ . mlssion is free. About You, MM. BoweR/' Temper, Mrs. · Pearl f 1 .range ' and Blood Typt!s, Ml'!l. W · ange No. 210, Great BeniChurch A Bibl~ ~Ilia wl!' ~~' . . mel Wednes- Planning Revival Mrs. Gilmore , . - ,~}\M 1 Morris ThornTracy ••d Mta. ~Wrf&M; ·w.; $ ·e guest Eno A revival wiD start in RefreShments 1Mre lt!rvtl 11! b1 tho al;. «tunty at the Bethlehem Bap. the host..ses to tire above llliil lprague list Church, Great on Mrs. T. A. Heweflo.n, Mn..!if+ resented the June 13 and continue renca Eblill, Mtft .Barry · degree to Mrs. June 19. Rev. Harry Mrs. Lou Diel)!;' Mrs, Joi!:, . •nd one mem· loose from Rainello;. W, Va. ans, Mrl!. Cl._. 01!;!11. e, was receiv- will be the evangelist. Eugene Thompson, M'i'l, lsll were Wor- Rev. C. L. O'Connor, the maa Wa111er, ¥rs. Moi'lln' II! 11eth and Mrs. pastor, Invites the public. Spec· cy aud a ps~ JIN.' lili!lbl; ents of ice ial singers for a solo, duet, West. _,r l l roffee were quartets or choir are Invited. . }. t meeting will Services start each evening · '!l p.m. 7:30 p.m. Barbara }ona Mlill f I F.B.I. t:tiO llorunwt Health €1ub ··· ,_; a:: U:l$-Tbeater ltl:tiO U.N.C.LI. 2 Dr. 2'10 Sori... • cyll.. fll<nN Stoney B.urke ,I:JO-Brllllded Rlll!an't Uti Mr. Roberti 9·30- 65 De&fge Dart Ttnil-~ I 20lb Ceutury RiOeman San Fr811Ciseo Beat Adtlams Famlly 1·10-News 12:01 Bath. lallrlr . , llil ... 12:SO TBA Lllllll ~ Lfls !led Cblni · The Big Goy Evening Sbowa . ~ .. Mrs. Gilmore '---!1 1 1 10- - lsHosteifo The Gallia County Farm Jlareaq Women's committee bt completed "'""' lor Ita lllilual cbickeo bar-be-cue. The eveat will be held at the and the 126tb Gallla County Junior Fair· G.:i;~m= (rounds Tbursday, June 30• Dllmer music wlU be lumlsb· tyed because of -"urch ed by tile r .... llangero. · of the "" , . · this week, las started June ro •• Sunday c1ose st beorgw Choir will always heel the p C liversary observ· ! resent oncert 7:101:30 Walt Disney . . ...... 7:110 Caravan N""l 7:30 Dealb Vllley Wild West Du"" 'Truclr, 1, cylln.llor •nil.,._,. S. ....,... tranw, 2 tpood ......... l.uolllytiMo'"IIL I 5;00 Viet Nam Mr. Ed 5:30 College Bowl Ted Maclr Weallrlr Nen ErllfSI Tulibo LaWD1811 ·CBS News tionot Delayed xleling Talent Hunt I:Gf- 60Fardf.600 Acnaao . . t:l5f:$0 Evening Sbow. u.c.t.JiieXL ~e .. 'f ' 4:00 Spto In Action MoVie t·25- cw. 1!-11 • 12:30 dardNI Club !!:45 Pelt mtlh uo 5 30- ..... USED CAR LOT · f.uth t!-ftll-TV Cbaoel S:OII 5·OII--Ortye11110 :~l!f::.•-· railh Goble Ford ' Film ora1 Roberts # - Bullwinkle l)iseovery r!lmera S 11:110 Lire 11:30 Bible 2:30 2:45 !·00-Anoth. World To Tell Truth GOBLE FORD Loqk Up : HIO Meet Prest t :30 AI Issue H5- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 5,.1966-· I Password House Party !·OO--Our Lives . to-4!5.':-, ~tophers Woman'a Page As World Turns J ·l)ll... Beany and Cecll Peter PotamWI ABC Scope Supennartet Dating Game 11:30--Paradlse Bav Dick Van ~e Lamp Face The Notion · ,_The Mclloys II· Oil-Morning Star Andy Griffith. or Seciety, Gallia Script re- nette, Sm~an Bush, C; porter, scholarship team, sci· ler, Lynn Carlson . eoce fair winner, s1,.1perior rat· Carruthers, Hattie c, A ings in district and st.llte solo Su ·c to Li b ~ ~ contest. . san as , s ~ :. Dan Gllmttre won the nthletic aher, Mark a rt:oi!tlliued fru!h Page II) k~y, on honor based on characl· Dora Cormany, Paul lest, wllith Willi ;him a trip er, leadership and athletic abil· P~ul Coulson, Rita Chi~gd, Jnd },. in several ity. He had been 3 member of Rochard Cremeens. sci~~ ftrs . ..; .;;' , the football squad four years, meens, Roger Cromt Kil!h!i '!,t>ggf ~n the music of the basketball squad four DaviS, Tharon Drum key . .She JP. ~· l!lember of the years, and the baseball squad ry Duffy, Kay Egne pia~ CI)JQ. v1" ,presideot of four years. Elgnaogle.. Marc ScteO""· club, i>i'!f'er ol atom Donna ElliS, D;ane choir 111>tP Ma.rilals for three In 1965 · ne received state Mary Elliott, George year!. band lof ftiui years, ac· ·hooorable mention m football. fa England, Deborah companist. third and fourth Jn the same year he was nam· Jonnie Facemire, Dl year, Future Teachers, Tri·Hi· ed on the SEOAL football team lure, Brenda Finley, Cl b N t' al Hon· d andfwas Fisher S. Y,c!enCOU,aiOn ' bawarded k H as the best h , Janice Fishe ·"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. e enswe ac . e won t e Folden Edna Ford I' ["Week In Washington" contest, Forth 'Patricia Gail! had been a home room presi- da G~rlic, Merrill GOI dent, and belonged lo the Key les Gatewood, Stephl! Club. , , Donald Gibson, Re4l The mvocation was given by ] Daniel GillllOI't. ·' Rev. Father A. J. Gi>lubiewski. 1 The Madrigals sang "You'll T)lomaa Gooch, Pal Never Walk Alone." ham, Thomas Grf!n Following the commencement Hamilton, Rul!Sell ,, address, Mr. Davis present~ en Hankins, Wil1i" the class, and diplomas David Heath, Ly,_ 63 Ford Galaxie presented by Mr. Harold son, Anna Henry, ~; SGO, Conw. I cyl. Aut. man, president of the board man, Johnny Hood, ~ traiW. lt&fot • •ducation. The program Houck, Peggie Howlf 64 Ford 'bal.xie ' with lhf class song, alma Janey, Frank JanOS\ 500- 2~ ........p. , , er and benediction. Johnsoo, Nicbolas cyl, Au&.,Jrds. WhH• Member> of the class who re· Sheri Johnson, Ruth wall tirti. 2 :i · celved. diplomas Included: Carol Kelton, Marili Sandra Adkins, Christopher Michael Kerns, 63~Anderson. Charles Angel, · Knight, Rex Kohn, • Dr. Angel, Albert Bailes, Layne, Martha Layne lu:U-.. .w I tiria. Ballard, Roger Barrett, Gay Lear, Eogene Lee, D 65 Fanl 5GO Bl!iliani, Wyllodene Beaver, dy. 2 dr. Hordtop, 289 ........ James Benson, Steven Belz, Beverly LeNoir, -r41r-lloolloon4 Vera Blake, JoAnn Blazer, Ka- Lo Ch lotte M C. hooter thy Bri!gs, Gary Brown, John Mc~rmic~. Diane c I 61 Thtn d IDir>&l M. Brown, John W. Brown Ill, Bru , McDonald 1 2 Dr. ft' 11:1111 All ,.wr, llr cendiH ,.,... William Brown, James .Broyles, Mc~an, · Diana Lyr;r Judy Borcham, Ernestm~ Bur· William Mille! 43thev~ dell, Karen, BurneU, Ronnte BurMary Nash, . . Aw 2 Dr. t "Yii. .r. " .... l , _ ...... """ Scott Neal, heater, Whlt.wall tlrta. & Healina Parks, Alina Plantz, .P·I""'bing -"'l,;,·="-..;;..~=~;.;s;s. l ·l'lanl~. Michael Plyrr ~'HottlGil500 ' 4 ........,.. "' TPIM., •. Price, John P•llins, f. dlorlna. ~odlo IIIII hooter Diane Remila, Talma es, Harlan Richards, cl $1 uw.~ •· .,.......,, Robert., Sharon Robe aida tran-.; ~ st..,.. yl Roberta, James lftL . .OWer . brilta ami Marjorie Robinson , ,.....,.., rdlo & hooter Rocchi, Christopher R til'.,_ and RAr>IO • Living Legion ·j~~ 10·00" . '· 1:30- GGd h AIIIW'W . Miss Barbara Joneo, ~ 1962. daughter of Mr. and ~ Eo.ct""n Jones, Granwt, llliJiti: ' dleport, will recei~e her ~f elor of arts degree from College of Arts aod ~ Obio University, in~.:; ment ceremonies today on liil campus green. : ""' Attending the gradwitio1 .lli!lt : Mr. and Mrs. Jones, ~ . port: Mr. and Mrs. Lee D• .". , lrlll, Mrs. Dorothy ~ ' Mrs. Paul Parsons and · .0.. '· Paul, Athens: Mrs. K11J1tie111 , Russell, Racine; Mr. E. W!-'' Jones, Shade'; ~d Larry gold . aanil.liDC!i " ' ~~ Kindergarteners Receit~e 'Diplo•• - �., .I ·' l ' .. y t ' " . ; ' ' - • i • .~ '. •,........ ·' Sunday, Jun. 5, 198CI - The· - Sun~ay --· 'nmes-Senllnel, -------· . -~ .. Gardner Sent p:for 1~10 Year Hitch ' •:' I. IS -· ~ I · ' PT: PLEASANT - Johnnie Gardner, 122, Rl 2 Point PleasWill!: senlencecl to one to yeah!; in the stJie penit•nai Moundsville; Friday in Mason clmnty Circuit Court. Gardner had been indicted by Ute May grand jury on a charge of forllery and pleaded guilty as charged. . I Georg~ Dabney, Apple {}rove, 1 was fined $!00 and costs, in Circuit Court on charge of ob-· structln& an officer. Dabney bad been indicled on· Ute misdemeanor charge by Ute grand jury and pleaded guilty. Other action of the . - ' . ' '· Speaker Noted Mra. Ralph Slmealer, a ' rest, .bar bobby wbleb Includes S5 dent of the Cheater .area · of 1;dOlls dreaaed In handmade cop. Meigs County, will be the peat Ia! of first ladlefl' gowns aa apeaker at a general meelintl they appear In Ute Smltb.sonlaa of the Grace MetbodiBt Wom' !lllallmte In Waslllugloll, P. C. en'a Society lor Chrlstlu Serv· Sbe baa presented bar 45 minIce Wednesday, J1111e 1511.: Ule .lecture 01 the oubjecl ia · sis atatea and In CUada. The meellog Is open to all Sbe .stafted the bobby afler me~s of Gallla OOIIDl)l' a visit 10 Waahlngtoa eight IOCielies, aad other Interested years ago. ·She and her busperson bud, a retired MeOtodist min· Mrlt. Simesler will tell about Isler, Uve OA a Rl 7 farm. I I court 1 was Ute granting of a divorce Youngsters of A/I Ages to Give Recital Plan Silver Tea to Edna M. Yo~ng from Lesler M. Young and the plaintifl bad her maiden name of Doerfer restored. - l~!.!~~~!!!:..~~~;.!!:.~:!~~~,!!!~,J Dances The Cbesbirt Gardea aub I be Mrs. Robert Mrs. The civil action of Leslie and Mae Wolfe vs. • James B. I • by youngsters ofwhen all ~ .. ~14r !1.1\1> ,, 119ot ' '. fro••s·that will be participating in the U. S. DIVI& the Big Bend Regatta this Friday. Lola.;AA honorary queen of the frog jumping con1111 has with the queeri are·committee members GE mittelf; chairman. Another committee men Crow~~~ presj!t\. r.: - . · Next Year's Tel~'Visi~n Se.n $bows. Daylight Savi~ DayJime Shows •• GOBLE FORD 1:00 News 1:301:35-Sinl!lnl The invocation Rev. FaOter A. J.wr;·~~~~f.;~~;(:JJ>: The Madrigals sang Never Walk Alone." 2:00-0ur !.bel 2:30 Ooct.ors c~:m;::::~r~: Davis Following the the class, and diploma• presented by Mr. Harold man, president of the board education. The program clos<!d wiOt the class aong, alma er and benediction. Jol Members of Ute class who ,... ~ ceived . diplomas included: ~ . Sandra Adkins, "!'' Anderson, Charles Kn Atlgel. Albert Bailes, La Ballard, Roger Barrett, Le Bastian!, Wyllodene dy, James Benson, Sloven Bel!, l Vera Blake, JoAnn Blazer, 1.4 thy Brius, Gal')' Brown, MI. M. Brown, John W. Brown 10, Brl William Brown, James Broyles: Mr Judy Burcham, Ernestine Bur· dell, Karen, Burnett, Ronnie Bea Woman'!! Paste As World Tul'lll Conft' llal A Time l"or U. Password lloase Party 3:00 AnoOter World To Ten Truth 3:25-News 3:30 Yoo Don't Say Edge Of NJgllt 4:tl0- eas., ••d HOLLYWooD (UP!) -1 think It Is aboui lime to drop a lhanlt.yoo DOle to that wbl~ !might of Madlsoo Avenue, David Susaldnd. Paying lrlbu!i; to Mr. Susskind for bJo miD)' exeo!Denl television endeavors Is som Daytime Shows Tuesday of Sir John Gleigud's .....m.Q WSAZTV-3 1:45-Corn Cob WCIIS TV.f f :OO Today f:05-f :25f:SO-- DaDJ Word Mike Wallace 1:11&- Slarcber t:IIG- !:31)- I've Got A Secret Lucy Show Jeue James 9:00 Music Han Ardy Grlfftlb Hazel Shenandoah Peytoo Place t::!0- 10:00 Run for LHe Talent Scol•' Avengers 11:00 Nm 11:1511:20tale Sbow 11, 30 Tonight lt... 12:00 fOUR-TV ,. 1!-251Bii-Pootofflce lNS- 12·5-News Celebration of l e Church Delayed ) By Remodeling aqe -'! K)[ I (] l 0 1 1 1 1 . Now .......,olht clrilod letlera to rorm lh• ....,.t........... .. . ouqolled br thoabovo wtoon. . nell li..Lin, TIITY . !..,••n _,.1) Mlwlft IPlat rft• Heatlo.., Jw 1 t , , . - - A lltlllt . . . . Movie Galdlnc t,lcht woman'! 1:00 Our Llvel 1:1!1 Doetora ~d . IJoule Port, .... · Bea WOJilan's Page .u w~ 'l'atal t:IIOt:IJ-Mr. t:IIG- . CateJ: ~ . I Confldenllal Time Few Ua WOIIII!IIa New ' A Tfmt For U. .J'O!JM!II'I Newt • I:Dii-Newa Sltowa . ·"' CBS Ren . 7:IJ0-1Jp,. Kll\!n NIWI ; . '··~. 1:00 ~IDS!~¥ 1:30- a.De 1:110 Bob Rope ~AC:tea ; ., ' ' t:IIO- 10·00-Eve Guea· 10·2$-Newo "A.,,.I 10: ~1ral 11:110-Mom. Slit . tl:SO--Par!ldl!l8 IIll:::d::~~~12:oji...Jeopardf 12:25- . . u,._PoaiA!fll,.. 11:45- DaUy Word Mike wanace Dally Word llovy and Gollalll Soc. Se<urity Fan Sebool stareher Capt. Kangaroo Lucy The Mc{'.ovs Supermartet Andy Griffith Dk:l Van Dvke Dating Game Doona Reed Love of Life ·News Search For. Tomor ll'ather Koo\q Bat Guldlnl Llgbl l:._News t.wal&i' 1:10-News .. .:n- v..,., 1~=· WheN Act1n11 r. Id ~ Beaver Ev~g Channel ze II"' Neyer . er "It-Today 7·1157,257·30- an ~es of several ,..,...• , 7:45CJIS.TV's 'East 1:011Side," may recall 9·00-Morn. SOOw IOo .... Olie of 1:30- ~- Nutses Sblrley ·Templi . 1:10- . ~ ~~~~ llolplla1 . 8eent ~ .· S!IMJ...Oieyenne .., . ..,.,.-u Pop AI World 'l'llrDI Cart9GD . ·. Coufldentlal Have Gua·'li'll1~1~l:~rr§'. BalmaD ,me Tbe tly~ The ~111'111!0 Nev., Late llliDir (lydti .. W.....,, Mgr. ' lad . . . '' - ' ..,.... ..... ~ . --~ ., ~ ...... ~ ··»;-~ Too V..... Wltere AcUOII II . l Us Gen. I!Dspllal Ill ..., ,, ' ' . JlaaDy Kaye - i:,png ltot Suimner ~ ..L . , ~..:. " .,~ . News . . .rwmaur Nen i"or Wollien'a News - Blue ~·-, 'JJglit Br9wD Dk;k Vp The Gallia County Fann 1 Bureau Women's committee ... compleled ,dans lbr lis 111111ual chicken llar·fle.cae. '1le event wUI he held at the i anni~ : the GniUa Connty Janlor FairU lfOUDI(o Thursday, Jane 30• ' I Baptist Cburcb ia Gallia Coun' 1y ill be del yed beca Dinner music will be furnlob· w a use of ~ -• cb '"' b. y tile Texas Rangen. , • the remodeling of ••""' ~ur · it ""' learned Ibis week. _ ,.. • the The cburcb ""' ltarled June G Choir will 7• 1840, and "' ••e Sunday c1ose., ~ eo ruin " to June 7 baa always beeJI Ute , Present Concert date for the aAniversary observ. ! ance. , I I'T. PLEASANT- The · 1 101 de~':/:b"!t ~een el Choir and Hand-Bell ler n:y churchauae be _rem e If the First Methodist Church 11. with al~ mg : the of Marietta, Georgia, will pr.. 111 "' ceiling lo ered ~ lranJ. sent a concert at the local Tri•· wood 11..,.:', 1 ;..,1 :~ ily Metbndist Church floureaceut llghlll, aad JURe Glh ~~ .a p.m. aew pulpit are being Installed, . The choa IS onder the · aad saats are being repaired. tio• of L1ndell DeJarnett and Tht dale of lbe cburcb'l ... " composed of !D girls aad 15 •-::;~ obsenance and b_oys. The program will will bt IDDOUBcetl SJst of a vanety of selections · ranging from church classics to the lighter type and spirituals. The public is invited. lat, 2nd Depeea mission is free. Rmeman .. ,. .- rBeavef f •• • ' Mrs. Gilmore Is Hoste~lio Health Club Mrs. James Gihnol• ass~ ed by Mrs. Ernest Powell, eo~rtained Ute Laurel Clill "~ =~ ler Health club of Meigs Coun· ty Thursday evening at her home. The meeting, in charge of Mn Robert Bowen, opened with de. votions by Mrs. Lloyd Wright. and prayer. A thank you note was read from Mrs. James Lew· is for help recet.·oo at the death of her husband. It was decided not to have a float •• the Regatta parade. Mr1. Wright was named to cbeck o .• oew soog hoo_ko. P1111 me .diSCUssed f~ bavlne : 1 cook hook JYIIde; PhD wen also made lor lbt arurual l!i"' Die ia July, 'I'! RDyal 0.,. park, at 6 p.m.... 5 Four realllnn~:Were giV. . Nobody Cares, ~ Mrs. 1!:. ~. Tracy; I KooW"Silmetbiog ~ . About You, Mrs. l!owear ' ll! d Temper, Mrs, · Pearl flrtot; and Blood 'l'yp<!s, Mrs. Wrig¥, Great BeniChurch A Bible ~niz wuiPIIduelellW Planning Revival Mro. Gilmore aiJ.I ·WGR ~t 1111. Tracy and Mn. -w,!Pt ;jt A revival wiU start in Refreshments ,..... llei'Vtd'!i; county at Ute Bethlehem Ute hoslesses to lilt above • list Church, Great Bend, Mrs . T. A. Hewelaon, Mrt. ~ June 13 and contmue through renee EbliR, ~ Harry June 19. Rev. Harry Zicka- Mrs. Lou lliei)J;. Mrs, Joe . loose from Rainell'lo w, Va. ans, Mr•. Cl. . . f:u1:1is, i will be Ute evangelist. . Engene Thompson, Mrs. Rev. C. L. O'Connor, mill War:~~er, rrrrs. ~· ~ pastor, invites the public. cy and a ~Ut~t; liN. lldJ~ ial singers lor a solo, duet, trio, West. , ... or choir are invited. ~ start each evening 7:30 p.m. Barbara }oMs tdll P- -%- 0: ;a Search l"or Tomor. 1:0111::10-' N5 -Stngtn, WUI'N TV·IJ 'lfCIIZI TV.. 1:00-AIIIllb. World ,./"'l'ell Trulb 1:25News · Edge "" NltM 1:!0--Doll't ~ Falber Knowa llllt . . ' • 1 Savings Time Supamht News 1:55-- -· . l~ IAIITI INn'IY HUNGRY Tile McCop U:55-Newo 1:001:311- . rn I """ ,..biiy l.ucJ lH&-Poatofflce . 12:45- . IA>Ve Of lJl8' News Seereb .rar Tomor. Guilblll Llllbt ' 7- NOYFLE let. ••;t ' 10:11&-Ere Guess 10:2&-News 10:!0-()oneenlrat. 1HII-JeopaniJ II lei, I ""..=:.:" . I QUill AN 1...p I I l I I DaD1 Woru• NaVY P'l1m cape. .K uproo U:25- llave Gun, Travel 12 0 Clock 11Jab t.ll, I I. I Sbakespearean ellort "Ages of . Man," also on CBS.TV. This program, originally presented an successive Sunday after. IIOOIIS, will be repeated In .• . prime lime lhls Friday Y.......,., WIITN TV·U - 1:00-Mont. IIIMiw S:OO Cheyenne Ne\\'9 Renorl To Tell The Trutb CB~TV. was bls toj,, I:IIG- 4:05 Mr. Cartoon 4:!11 YOI!I Bear 7:00 "'""ie 7:311- 811 Bill· :::.·.:..~:!""' Daylight Savings Time widely acclaimed presentation QUET.£..4 Andy Orlflllli U:G8-M«ft. lllllr U:IIG-Paradlsa' Bay D1ell Vall D9b 12,00-JeopartlJ Love Of Life News I He also produced a r-part, Secret Sllrm Weather News Pe~r Jennlllp Wells Fargo ly bas no superior in blo RAPEP attempts Ill bring quality television to the mass audience. He has bad his share of bombs, and some of bls projects should HIFEC· be hidden from public view, bull· consider him at blo best: W7ed d _____"__n_es_ay_____ l =~:~~· fte Nua Law!naa .... thing that probably would done far more ottdl H mly were more lovable ~mera . Pleaae understand that I do uy he abould 'be-bul what the results would · be. Considered, however, on The paat season's lop entertainment program, "Death of a Gn. H0111>ilal ft :OO-News 1:15. :30-News III'J!e I to Rie dliifcuJt TV Tube Viewer Judy Cf!rS HQLLYWOOD (tiP!) . - boola aa the ' star of th!'. loner, ' a . IUIIfightlnc .~ddlt WS~ TV-3 WCHS TV.f dusted oil George telev:ltfon ~ fM ABC: . lramp,'Wbo moved lrom..tlnm Ill 6:45-Corn Cob Rtevens' claaaic movie western. At Brst gla~ Da'flil Is an tollli Wherever IIOIIIeon& was "Shane," lor · .•~•t year's lll1lltely Shane. ·Willft :l.add willJII£ to pay lor ]Ill lalent 7·00-Today DaDy Word lelevision 91lason. JIIM . cllmlnuUve and , silent, with a ·.U sun. · 7:05-MfkeWIIIIaeo! '111 'de ocreeo 1953 epic yoana.Carradine Ia. lis (Qol, two A lllred killer Isn't euo~~, 7:25Daly Word 1 starreed w~e Jato Alan Ladd tn Indies and ~. Be's also the 'siull of wbleh televis~ri 7:31)FAith llozo tile title role JeaD Arthur van fuzzr cheeked In tompariSCII heroes are made, but Carradino 1:011trunSchool Starcher 1 Ho•flln and Brandon De im.r. with / hardbltten Sha!le B . thinks oOterwlae, 8:31)the boy . .. - 'f played by Ladd. · • "F!ve years ago It might , AI the t' · 1 Its 1 ·~ But Carradlne Ia nothing U have been impossible for "s to 9:00 Morn. Show Capt. Kangaroo 0 •me re ease . o oe not confident. · do Ute oerl"" because we · 9:31)Movie ~=·~ sat gllflllledeyed; In 1 ~.'I don't' tl!lnk rm following a couldn't have IUSiained a 10:00- E"" Guess tuey fti . tmijllwed liJ the IICI," he said a few heavyhero,• he espl•lned. "But 10·25--News ber01ca of Ute (UIIfl&!ller Sl!ant. daJa be(Ne reportlna to wilrll. In lhls day of tile llllihere 10:311-Goncent. The M<:COVll He~~~..~~ torC.UJadiDe,hnc • ''If lh~ ploihre ns a classic, I 'Silane Ia _,Ually a vffialll 0 ~.., ~· ac arra. Otlnk the serlei wiD be more lll!ltng Uke a hero. 11:00-Morning Sta Andy Griffith Supermarket 110. ''In the abow be'll be sort of II :311-Paradlse Ba Dick Van Dvln! 'lilt Datlne Game Now, IS jean later; Carra- ''nle allOw baa a modern a profe.:olonal l!UIIl!lan be~ 12,00-Jeopardy Donna Reed llncls h!mBelf In Sllane'l attitude deaplle being aet In the engagements, H you !mow wllat Love of Lire 12:25 NMlP's 1JII&. We'D have ap.fcHiale I mea11. .Jie won't 1C1UaJ1J bt Father Knows 12·3n- PostoFIIee Searrh Jl'nr Tomor Ill~ Ill tile old lll!llillg." aeen It 1 Jdred (11111, IIIII JGU'II 12:45Guiding Light fa the mme Illume I that It's 1111 fliillt!!sliiML" 12 :55 News [ 1''•' ol •. 'Classi~Moyi_e )V~ter11,Revived "~"'~"'" PICKED - Lola Hawley, cent~) address, Mr. . Given /or Grange Springfield Grange No. %10. GaJUa county met evening with Morris master of the guest Eno -~::~e; presiding ill tho ab:; of Alice Sprague. The visitors presented Ute and oecood degree to Mrs. Netltie Carler, and one memBilly George, was receivby dtimit. Guests were Deputies KeiiBeth and It::: Refresbmeots of eake IIRd coffee The leU meeti11g J1111 15 at a p.m. ~ i =======1 Receive her De,rM · ~ Miss Barbara Jonet, ~ 1962, doughier of Mr. and -~ En.cr>On Jones G..- · dleport, wlll ,.;,.;v;e her' llac!b- . elor of arts degree from College of Arts and ~ , . Ohio Univorsity, in ~--~ · ment ceremonies today on 1111 campus green. . ' "" Attending the graduatioll .l Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mi&ll~ port; Mr. and Mrs. Lee D . son, Mrs. DoroOty DaRdatll, Mrs. Paul Parsom and · ..... · Paul, Athens: Mrs. Kemetll Russell. RaCine; Mr. E. Jones, Sh'!de: and Larry ..,_ • gold. ' • ,.,.,.. 1{'· w.. :· , ,. Kindergai16Mrs SHENANG ~ 3 MI... Nortlial Receit~~J 'Diplora0.' ·c" ....,, SPRINGS Pomti'O't:on St. Itt. 7 . , ' (SouthNstem Ohlo'a Only Nite ClUb) .; PROUDlY PIJ~ENTS !.. cf!~-Gaia .. . M.lf .~ Otpl & Accordion) l Our Greemt Show For The :~ S.concl Annual ail·~· Wftkend •.. JUNI· 111'\1•12 · - ·. . : ;: . -.:QI$CO't.!•'DAPG. ''W& ... 1". '• ( ,_··~ ·--. - ., I / "/· l·; i : The fafftc)u5 : Hallmarks . .. ,....., ......... •· ; '· ; . •· �.. .. lUI ' ~~~~~ 8 881!18 .• -·. " !. ' Speake! I Noted . ~~ - u t ., ' Mis. Ralph Slmesler, a · m~ bar hobby wblch Include• as clenl of the Choler .area- ol . dolls dreaaed iD handmade copMeigs County, will be the &ueal l' tes of flnt ladies' IOWDI as speaker al a general meeliDS ' ljley appear in lbe Smtlbsontaa of the Grace Methocllst W~ (RJIIIIIIe ID WasiJ!Rglol, D. C. en's Society for Chrlst!U Setv- She baa preaenled her 45 miD· Ice Wednesday, June 15IIL llle leclllre 011 !be subject ill · all tlalel 8lld in CBI"da. The meelfn8 Is opea to au She -atarled .!be hobby after me~era of Gallta eounty 1 )'lsll 10 Wasblnglo• eight 10<1elies, asci olhll' inlereslecl years ago. She 8lld ber husperaoas. bUd, a rellred Melbocllllt rninMnt Slmester wlll leU about Isler, llve 011 a RL 7 farm. r Plan Silver Tea lS -I •·- fJ I f~ I a r·I- ~}I I . ! I ~ ~ I I ~ L . {.~~ •" 0 ' ' ., ' ., 0 . " 0 w_l ' ' ' I:! ' }., I 0 ' \I I• ',! I ' 0 ' Youngsters of A/I Ages to Give Recital Mrs. Gilmore ''"""· lsHoste$Bo HeolthC-.Jub - �.. .. lUI ' ~~~~~ 8 881!18 .• -·. " !. ' Speake! I Noted . ~~ - u t ., ' Mis. Ralph Slmesler, a · m~ bar hobby wblch Include• as clenl of the Choler .area- ol . dolls dreaaed iD handmade copMeigs County, will be the &ueal l' tes of flnt ladies' IOWDI as speaker al a general meeliDS ' ljley appear in lbe Smtlbsontaa of the Grace Methocllst W~ (RJIIIIIIe ID WasiJ!Rglol, D. C. en's Society for Chrlst!U Setv- She baa preaenled her 45 miD· Ice Wednesday, June 15IIL llle leclllre 011 !be subject ill · all tlalel 8lld in CBI"da. The meelfn8 Is opea to au She -atarled .!be hobby after me~era of Gallta eounty 1 )'lsll 10 Wasblnglo• eight 10<1elies, asci olhll' inlereslecl years ago. She 8lld ber husperaoas. bUd, a rellred Melbocllllt rninMnt Slmester wlll leU about Isler, llve 011 a RL 7 farm. r Plan Silver Tea lS -I •·- fJ I f~ I a r·I- ~}I I . ! I ~ ~ I I ~ L . {.~~ •" 0 ' ' ., ' ., 0 . " 0 w_l ' ' ' I:! ' }., I 0 ' \I I• ',! I ' 0 ' Youngsters of A/I Ages to Give Recital Mrs. Gilmore ''"""· lsHoste$Bo HeolthC-.Jub - �) ., 'f-l ;..\ ·. : ·i: ' ' ~- I ' ..... . . ' •'·' ' ·-. ' I ·' ' If-The SUnllay Tlmu-stnUnel, Su~ay, Junes. 1968 ~·" •I ~ ~ \ ,., . ... Polly's Pointers • ~l!fl~gdon-Hardesty . Vows .... . . :14re Taken on April First .(,> , . '· \ '' I ' . ven.ts !• I I 1 _. ' ftJESDA\' OHIO VAU.E\' GRANGE will hold a speCIIiJ meeting ai 7:30 p. ln. Members bring cake and !ced ·tea. Mercer· ville (kaage will be pests, and wUI have the progrlllll. ' ••• featuring once·•·rear values on luxurious ~Sealy Sleep Sofas "Prictcl for a Sell Our' - JE:j~~ Shop Larry's ••• ' U' p r Alllntion- l.io "GIIUpolls' Ntwlll N1me In Fine Furniture" LOVE A beautiful amtbinotlon of <Ieon-tine, -ilhtann otyling, Jay. lob oeatmg spoco, pi,. ,........ bod beisbt, otr-tbe-8oor sleepinc amtfo<t. Tho firm Pecturopodic quality mattreao iB awle to mob your D>OJDinp beautifuL Plump, reoiliont-ting oomfmt .U day ioDt from reveniblo cuohio111. CbDioe of deco<aU>r lelric:a. Aloo a-.blo ill riehly durable, -Mad Wlyl. '199 TRADITIONAL �) ., 'f-l ;..\ ·. : ·i: ' ' ~- I ' ..... . . ' •'·' ' ·-. ' I ·' ' If-The SUnllay Tlmu-stnUnel, Su~ay, Junes. 1968 ~·" •I ~ ~ \ ,., . ... Polly's Pointers • ~l!fl~gdon-Hardesty . Vows .... . . :14re Taken on April First .(,> , . '· \ '' I ' . ven.ts !• I I 1 _. ' ftJESDA\' OHIO VAU.E\' GRANGE will hold a speCIIiJ meeting ai 7:30 p. ln. Members bring cake and !ced ·tea. Mercer· ville (kaage will be pests, and wUI have the progrlllll. ' ••• featuring once·•·rear values on luxurious ~Sealy Sleep Sofas "Prictcl for a Sell Our' - JE:j~~ Shop Larry's ••• ' U' p r Alllntion- l.io "GIIUpolls' Ntwlll N1me In Fine Furniture" LOVE A beautiful amtbinotlon of <Ieon-tine, -ilhtann otyling, Jay. lob oeatmg spoco, pi,. ,........ bod beisbt, otr-tbe-8oor sleepinc amtfo<t. Tho firm Pecturopodic quality mattreao iB awle to mob your D>OJDinp beautifuL Plump, reoiliont-ting oomfmt .U day ioDt from reveniblo cuohio111. CbDioe of deco<aU>r lelric:a. Aloo a-.blo ill riehly durable, -Mad Wlyl. '199 TRADITIONAL �"j !J' ' ' ' 1 ~ .~ 1: ' .~ ' I , . ., ' ' \ .I ., l ' ' .. HE~E IS ANOTH.ER FI.NE LIST 0 f "OK SPECIALS,; . r . , BUY~RSI ~HECK QUALITY ancl PIICEI . SEE 1965 C!jEVROLEHnpala _ _ $.2695 SujJer Silort Coupe. black vinyl top, salldalwoocl flnilll, all vinyl Interior, wltb budiot seotJ, V:B en1lne, automotle ~miMIOD, power ~teerln& and brakes, wire wheel cav. era,.8:00 :.vhJte w1ll tires sbows little wear, radio, beater, · a real bljl'. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala $2295 eoUpe; aiandard tranamission, power steerLna:, lo- ·Hardtop cally owned; only 12,000 mile~ beautiful rawn interior, maroon over belee e~eterior flnlsn . Spare never uud, spot. less throupout. 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe _ __ $1095 Dr.~ TUrqUoise 2 heater, std. trans. 'lis"" Yoilr fttae711<1tfono 1or ROlltall Now. expensive carpet, with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- tric shampooer 11. Pomeroy , Cement Block Co. For Sille or 5 31 6tc fillish, vinyl interior, cood tires, radio, 1964 FALCON-- - - - $1295 2 Dr. Deluxe Interior, eood white"·all tire~ white finish, radio and heater. ' ' 1963 CORVAIR .Monza _ __ $1395 4 Dr. Low mlleaae by JoeaJ lady owner, wbUewall tires show little wear, automatir trans., radio and heater beige finish, fawn v~)'_l interior, bucktt seats. Sbowrooni clean and one you'll like. Rent $.1~95 l963 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop. coupe, whit~ flnisb , spotle831y tlean red inter;or. 327 en£Jne, automatic transmission power 1teering and brake~, white wall tires like new, J'i~dio and beater . . All Kindo of Good Buyo Allin Ono P!.co At Your Chevrolot Dulor Pomeroy Motor Open Eves Til 9 yOUf Chevrolet o..ler No enrlltl.,., of our B2 ,r..r old firm ret 40! Yount •UA111Ve .... plant • • worM · ftlftOCI GOODYIAB. KAIN'I'JI:NANCI produeU afl' n:tNmely PJ'Oflttble · nmbtutioll tor rllhl man In Ml<~dleport • PoiiHiro, area. Wrll• J, IIYAS. CONSOLIDATED, Ohio BUU4ial, Ct.velull, O!Ua. -t For Comploto Auction Sorvlco Coli PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST -· •IOU• JIM CARNAHAN WI 9-2708 RACINE, 0. RADIATOR We an 11a11t1on lor lloq)olnt Ajlpl!-. - SERVIa SERVICE lledrlo. lll Now LdiiiGr Shil going business due to Illness, Will aell · reasonable. Phone 9921976. I -"··-·,--_,.. ......... ~~~ ,.. .... lttc eCor eTruck eHootor Core eBulw-r eAny Typo Route OAK ;...., • ' "... '"' 1. In,,.,..... • U Ducic C.lllne•o •~ SOONI Fltono lhctronJc Ordering To or. lpHd Our DrfVI•In · (lxcopt Ro ..nJ ltrYia ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Maon, W, Yo. HONDA WES & SERVICE EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT .... II ONI OPTHI " NICm PIOPLII .. CAU BRAKE SERVICE DICK 'RAWLINGS t.wllngs Hon~ Sales WY Ml$1 · MIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO ' -' BlAb Sbv!CI HELP WANTED ' .)·· ' ' ... Blaettnars '"2·2193 A~NMENT' mill . j Crew's Steak House ' ' Auto Saln doOr- -wagon, new car guarantee, l%,1108 original miles. Mue _____:.....;;._:..:::::....:::: lJIIIi RAMBLER, ' offer. WUiiam L. Lincoln Heights. Phone 211611. 6 5 3tp �"j !J' ' ' ' 1 ~ .~ 1: ' .~ ' I , . ., ' ' \ .I ., l ' ' .. HE~E IS ANOTH.ER FI.NE LIST 0 f "OK SPECIALS,; . r . , BUY~RSI ~HECK QUALITY ancl PIICEI . SEE 1965 C!jEVROLEHnpala _ _ $.2695 SujJer Silort Coupe. black vinyl top, salldalwoocl flnilll, all vinyl Interior, wltb budiot seotJ, V:B en1lne, automotle ~miMIOD, power ~teerln& and brakes, wire wheel cav. era,.8:00 :.vhJte w1ll tires sbows little wear, radio, beater, · a real bljl'. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala $2295 eoUpe; aiandard tranamission, power steerLna:, lo- ·Hardtop cally owned; only 12,000 mile~ beautiful rawn interior, maroon over belee e~eterior flnlsn . Spare never uud, spot. less throupout. 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe _ __ $1095 Dr.~ TUrqUoise 2 heater, std. trans. 'lis"" Yoilr fttae711<1tfono 1or ROlltall Now. expensive carpet, with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- tric shampooer 11. Pomeroy , Cement Block Co. For Sille or 5 31 6tc fillish, vinyl interior, cood tires, radio, 1964 FALCON-- - - - $1295 2 Dr. Deluxe Interior, eood white"·all tire~ white finish, radio and heater. ' ' 1963 CORVAIR .Monza _ __ $1395 4 Dr. Low mlleaae by JoeaJ lady owner, wbUewall tires show little wear, automatir trans., radio and heater beige finish, fawn v~)'_l interior, bucktt seats. Sbowrooni clean and one you'll like. Rent $.1~95 l963 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop. coupe, whit~ flnisb , spotle831y tlean red inter;or. 327 en£Jne, automatic transmission power 1teering and brake~, white wall tires like new, J'i~dio and beater . . All Kindo of Good Buyo Allin Ono P!.co At Your Chevrolot Dulor Pomeroy Motor Open Eves Til 9 yOUf Chevrolet o..ler No enrlltl.,., of our B2 ,r..r old firm ret 40! Yount •UA111Ve .... plant • • worM · ftlftOCI GOODYIAB. KAIN'I'JI:NANCI produeU afl' n:tNmely PJ'Oflttble · nmbtutioll tor rllhl man In Ml<~dleport • PoiiHiro, area. Wrll• J, IIYAS. CONSOLIDATED, Ohio BUU4ial, Ct.velull, O!Ua. -t For Comploto Auction Sorvlco Coli PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST -· •IOU• JIM CARNAHAN WI 9-2708 RACINE, 0. RADIATOR We an 11a11t1on lor lloq)olnt Ajlpl!-. - SERVIa SERVICE lledrlo. lll Now LdiiiGr Shil going business due to Illness, Will aell · reasonable. Phone 9921976. I -"··-·,--_,.. ......... ~~~ ,.. .... lttc eCor eTruck eHootor Core eBulw-r eAny Typo Route OAK ;...., • ' "... '"' 1. In,,.,..... • U Ducic C.lllne•o •~ SOONI Fltono lhctronJc Ordering To or. lpHd Our DrfVI•In · (lxcopt Ro ..nJ ltrYia ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Maon, W, Yo. HONDA WES & SERVICE EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT .... II ONI OPTHI " NICm PIOPLII .. CAU BRAKE SERVICE DICK 'RAWLINGS t.wllngs Hon~ Sales WY Ml$1 · MIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO ' -' BlAb Sbv!CI HELP WANTED ' .)·· ' ' ... Blaettnars '"2·2193 A~NMENT' mill . j Crew's Steak House ' ' Auto Saln doOr- -wagon, new car guarantee, l%,1108 original miles. Mue _____:.....;;._:..:::::....:::: lJIIIi RAMBLER, ' offer. WUiiam L. Lincoln Heights. Phone 211611. 6 5 3tp �;;~ ·'· L/ 1!I ' I • •' A ' ~.'!""'!_ ~-· ' :.__. ./t~l':t ~,"- • ,. .. . . . . . . . . 'rc 1 ~~. ~\ ~ J• ·~=~~~~r!~O::: or's Uct~~~eT • I ,,-- t.lt~ .'{!' . ·,' '. ·. I "" Power'Firm_..B_._last Killing. five WasSh~k 1. To Res!deilt_s 'of'Soul D¢~U~rn Ohio ~ea ·can WY Z.2968. I ;:::"rD c~~ k ; ~ ~><¥' s:d ' :' . ' " News - u;nlili111tts~(Jffwb "'o un,ties . ~- • 15 .....: : • . ,. '~1 ·· -- -~·"" , ,r:lf,. '!,' ' ~' '._, •.J" :I -· ' .( f ! '. 1 'l"d' M_ 1es made - tegal papen. By Dwight C. WetbOrholl . The b~t was heard live 000 federal grant IQr an adwo blrtll record• aM aunoal 811{ IN MEIGS·cOUNTY ., mlles away. II was the, great- training progr!1111. ~ THIS ~ON of Ohio wall est loss of life In a slngl• dis. . ' II other ~Reuter las_., ~ shocked b th. ~.. of : .:..;;, aster alnce nine patients '"flo. A t,GIII FOOT runway Is bet • e.. • I , Y .,.~:,. 8 ~r caled at the Gallipolio · Stale lng projected for the new Mal Mar~na ;iupp1tel 1or d~ster ear~ Frl...y al Institute 1n the 1920's. son County Airport above . Pt: - ---~--- Austm Powder Co. plant tocat-1 15 ft . OUTBOARD with 35 H.P. ed in Vinton COUJiiy, Five , . Pleasant. 1 : motor, tra&. cover a n d •all area resldeilts were A MEIGS residen~ Mr s.l CLE of all accesson~ One • bait 1, in an 0 losiOD . wbicb , rocked V, Tanlfl!irey~ 61, was DIXIE CIR , da~hter pr~re . Call Carl H. Norton 1112 •the nitro"P. lycerlne ,, · at 5 p. m. Wednesday 1n , Mr. and M~. Hom~r Ctrcle of Ebenezer SL, Ph. 992-~· Iroom sho~y after the ' a. well at ber' horn~ .by neigh- Rl I, .Racme, won first 5 31 6tp ted 1 rk 'Killed were · . Sbe was ~eted to have award. of : the Paul Carnahan ,--:Eo'- roepor ' ~r w~. . Gton fll)len Into the w.u W~ay· $500 scho[arship.' Jt was . pre- v- wayne ...we, .,., . He ' !;;;_._ sented at the Racine altpnnt Servtde Pendleton, 36, ~ Radcllff: morntaR. nry ~~.. rdi~· Melp l b""•ue• MIS"8 Ollta LeWIS" of • d d"ll 32 er 1 • 01· coronor, gave a ve ct of ac- -..~ •· . p,m. •• Cau 1 , , co a, . tver ld ntal de th . Tti f the Class .of 1966 at Middleport / HOCK1~H3· ner, 47, McArthur, and •lbeedro . a · e ~- 111 l u. ... ~~~ the Susan 30tc Se "" nun•-Wlllllll was on "'"""'v e ...,.. . . 4~ '" . ymour, ••• .... '; · · G: Parks scholarship, and , Mrs. 'Mlldred Hawley and Mrs.. Rutland Furniture'• ANOTHER ACCIDENT Nan Moore were honored for caused no personal Injuries took thetr servtce to Middleport place last Saturday in Mason. schools. at the alumni banquet. An inboard motor el<plnded Pomeroy. had an attendance of 1 was being towed 450 at the alumni banquet, and 11 153 turned nut at Chester. town, and caused $1,900 age to the boat owned by ' Columbus man. There was IN GAlLIA COUNTY damage to equipment and $150 THE MEMORIAL holiday to the auto towing the boat. weekend was without any seri· ous accidents. State Patrolmen SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Reg- arrested over 50 motorists dur· ional Council ili . worklng on lng the period which helped_ to . . .. . . plans to establish a tourist in- slow down the c~less. Durn~g DINE, ENTERTAIN PARJ!lNll'S ~ Tv,oelv~ members of Glrl Scout formation center In Meigs May, the patrol mvestigated 53 ent at the ho~ of .Dr. an~ Mrs. Oscar Clarke in .Palllpoll s Tllursday County 1m' the summer months. accidents •. and ~e fatality was right are Ellen Taylor, J~mie Wellman, susan Clarke, Nancy Grace, and 2 Pc. Blue Living Room Suile - - 29.95 This is In line with the coun- recorded m Gallia when a man ley, Cathy Davis, Donna Bo~!er, Nancy Lease, Linda wwe, Cathy Suiter cit's program on promotion fumped from a car. ThP.re was · · - - - - - 69.95 11' '_,. ' ' . ' I ~-rd'. • ,e . 1 ·!h" . ° wat' Used Furniture Outlet ·,' .·' J; Selected Savings In Furniture and Appliances ! ~:: ::~~~o~:p~:i~~nette - Set - - 39.95 3 Used Breakfast Sets - - - - ea. 25.00 Baby Strollers _ _ _ _ 5.00 and 7.00 2 --- _ 19 95 1 Baby Bed, with mattress - - - 19.95 1 Night Stand With Bench 1 Utility Cabinet - - - - - - - 10.00 ., Bottled Gas Warm Morning Heaters .to 1 Speed Queen Wrl·nger Washer - 49 '95 G E Wringer Washer - - - - - 39.95 2 Rebuilt Maytag Wringer Washers ea. 68.00 3 Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters Buy now, while selection is goodl 1 Electric only 10.00 gallon - - - - - 50.00 Ironer, like new _ 1 Electric Table Top Hot Water Heater, 1 40 Frigidaire Automatic Maytag Washar-bryer Pair 119.00 1 Mayl•9 Automatic Washer, gdocl 69.95 I Kenmore Gas Dryer - - - - - 69.95 WE BUY- SELL- TRADE Rutland Furniture's ' USED OUTLET STORE 742-4211 RUTLAND, OHIO ~~~~:r~:d~~~ :~emo: entire area. tourism. MEIGS LOCAL School trict selected a for the system this week. is George Hargraves, Jr., East Liverpool. Mr. Hargraves bas been a teacher and principal at &ast Liverpool in both elementary and school, and was tmmed ant superintendent In 1963. He started his teaching career at that place in 1949. He will take up his duties In Meigs on July t. ~ Love, her assist- years, · ' .. T ""·' • • "( ' I 1 Five was pin. Jackie Knight, the IICOut . -assistant, was Biven ; ll'luluatloD gift In a~tiPJI pi her work with tlie troop'~ girls 1ave their leader ailv"' bracelet bearing disks engtFi!d with the. names of the f®P . q!eiDbers. ' · _ Guelta of honor f~ the ace&· alon were Dr. anti' lilts: 0on1oa -~ '. . GlbeJ!L. Members of Cad ·. er, ,,' I ment in Gallipolis · was when Roger Cos, 5, was · ,truck at GAUJJ'OLIS BIJSINESS ColThird and Vine Sl by a car has been approved by. the and suffered a fractured collar ~~of F.dueaiiDDII bone. A Miller ambulance en- for tralnlni veterana and orroute to the scene got laniled phanl of veterans In an dlpiJI. with a r~jaintog wall at Second ma rourses. and Vine ,St. DEATH TRI8 week look the COMMENCEMENT President ol Gallipolis Buainesa il being staged at Rio and Professional Women's cluba College. There waa an MI'J. Ireoe Fraley Gllllam, $1. banquet Saturday Jtight. MI'J. 4ura Berridge, one ol Gerald Ensley of the Ohio the _oldest Gallla county natives, Conference of the ~~~:~~ cited at 98 In her Columbus Church Ia to dellver 11 liome. laureate address Sunday mort,. I lng, and Dr. Alpllus Cltrlslell- : aen, president ol the college, will deliver the ~::·;::I address, whell 111 will degrees or cadet diplomas. ' .-•, ' i WAJTIIESSES HCIMEMAKERS .; j, '' AlR' . BU· All ,. ' .. . ,, . \' I eSPECIALS THE SHOE BOX! ' ., ' ol, o , ·--~--~------------~~ ' Furnish ·Your-1· ·'tiY,ipg · R~m With' ' ' .~ -;· I GAWPOUS CITY : '· . :. ; • . ' •' f ',_ . " .f . . ·. • • . •. _. ')(ROEHLER .FURNlTURE •• , .. r received a grant of•_··•,..,~~w the mnmer H!atl pD. There wiD be ·. -' ,, I . . '· ~ , .~ I ) ,... , •c .' ' . .... '.' "- ..•. . .: t.\IDDUPORT, O. ~~ - ~"""? Elberfel:ds Iii -Pomer~y ,. BfMtfiQANS ~ '1[1!:\ROW· . ·.,., I ON THE 2nd and 3rcil FLOORS OIBICIANS TIONOANS H05ESES .. .. , June. Furnitu·te Sal• NUISES f HI\.TE ·Tt) I d~ Troop Grant Mllell. :, , ~ an ot, wltoiile ~- part-~· .. ,... Jl(O)!!CI, are Jallile Won• 'l'he report ruled out the man Ellen Taylor Cathy Sult.o possibility jhal I ~ Remlta' Ltltda,I.Owe, waa ~ down Georgena-p!inley, Nancy Leale, ~. a 18-y~ Nancy ?taee, Donna~· ea. wbo · be ldlled thy Davis, , Nancy CWio:,..81111 , · wllb bla Susan Clarke. :!:iaJ'!.: NEW COMFORT AND SfYLE FOR WOMEN US.A. . .. . ~ . alit 1m' .llie past three ' .. ~"''*' . '' lOWA~TEJ ·· . o!ll of doorS ·after which tbe gtrls entertaliled them with a medley of famlUar Amertcan songs' and also a nwnber of eamp sonp. MI'J. Clarke, who b8JI been .tbelr leader for the past liVe 7ears, presented eac~ prl with a ~ell .lllft as they lrill be enter1n1 the Seol!('l' Seoul progr8111 In the coming year. · . Mrs. . SEE .IT Ge, 12 Cooks Not too Many for Delig'htful Girl Scoot Diimer ~s ~ aw~ Ji:" rl Contrary to the popular belief of three were. respon'slble VANDAUSM raised Its that "too many cookE spoil for various parts of ..e dinner, bead in Gallipolis soup" in at least one liboppjllg fl)l' the necessary iJI. rught when unknown ' th ,. lredlents and preparing thelll 11 was proven at'" 1s 001 tore a part of the arm off together Tburaday afternoon. Doughboy ststue on the many cooks to plan, The guests .,._ served Square. The part removed and srrve a dell8blful dinner. at Tha gun. and bayonet Tburaday evening QtiESTION SE'I'l'LED e JruSsing parts were of Girl Scout Troop 222 of · In a Rio Grande College dorm!· 'ed tlo WAYNESBORO, Pa. «UPI) tory. College officials express- polls carrt to c~mp1e " - A patltolollst's report reed regret, and offered all as- Cbatlenge of Soctal leased 'l)luraday settled the sistance to trace tlie gullty ·par. ity an4 dined and question of .who kllled Wllllam ty. An unldenUfled person has their parents at the borne D. Hollenb~ugjl, the 111111 who A SPECIAL panel has been offered a reward of $100 for In- the' r lider Mrs Oscar ttdt!aped PeUY Ann Bradnlck appointed by the Committee on formation leading to the arrest JrSprue •Knoli and held her captive for """' 011 Pr f · 1 Rights and R of the culprit ce · days ' 0 _essmna . espon- · • Each girl had previously • :~~ ~ucat•on . THE CLAY Baker hearings milted ~ menu and from these Dr. W. · B. Ball, paiHololfs! of the Southern Local . are continuing at South\vestern 81lggesltons the group pi~ 81 . . Hospital, ll8!d lrict schools. lligb School. The latest of the a dlnner for 36 people. Comnut· lWi the bearings took place . · · fatal . by the JIOMEROY OFFICLWI Jtigbl es with 100 students , enrolled. plato! started placing docking Three of the classe8 will be at tn the rtver for the Big rr WAS announced this Washlllgton school, and Bend Regatta which 0 pen 5 by the Community lmJl•roV<~I""cb at Green and Clay tieJune 10. ~~tent Corporation, of mentary schools. ty Manager Gary Short is . THE BISHOP'S Company tdent, It will seek the location TWO FIRES of a minor Burbank, Calif., preoenled of a Regional Health Center In ture marked the week lnln~~~~~ "Step Down To Glory," Gallipolis to train laboratory polls. The first _was on Tl Episcopal Church In technicians, X-ray at a s"":'ge building of proper· Pomeroy Saturday Bight This nurses and aides. Dr. ty occup1ed by Mlltlred Barry Is the second appearance of the Morgan has been nlllned, at the rear of 71 Grape Sl company In the Bend, and 011 man of a rommittee, Damage was esi!nUtted at flliO. Its last visit presented Dr. H. B. Thomas, Dr. 011 Thursday, the two • room Joan." Cbrislensen of Rio bome of Slim Davis In the RL CoUege, and Dr. Keith - Mills Station area was deMEIGS COMMUNl'I'Y Aett<ln berry, tO see_k the faclllty, .. atroyed by lire alii •~ ln. Mn [' cro:m:m~l:ttee~la~~~~!;;l . THE MOST bollday David says be lost f22S In i;;; moniy !rt the fire. , .' \ .•.. _, ...,, ·l::::i= "''·~ - ru oo FIND ·WVI\Bf..E~ �;;~ ·'· L/ 1!I ' I • •' A ' ~.'!""'!_ ~-· ' :.__. ./t~l':t ~,"- • ,. .. . . . . . . . . 'rc 1 ~~. ~\ ~ J• ·~=~~~~r!~O::: or's Uct~~~eT • I ,,-- t.lt~ .'{!' . ·,' '. ·. I "" Power'Firm_..B_._last Killing. five WasSh~k 1. To Res!deilt_s 'of'Soul D¢~U~rn Ohio ~ea ·can WY Z.2968. I ;:::"rD c~~ k ; ~ ~><¥' s:d ' :' . ' " News - u;nlili111tts~(Jffwb "'o un,ties . ~- • 15 .....: : • . ,. '~1 ·· -- -~·"" , ,r:lf,. '!,' ' ~' '._, •.J" :I -· ' .( f ! '. 1 'l"d' M_ 1es made - tegal papen. By Dwight C. WetbOrholl . The b~t was heard live 000 federal grant IQr an adwo blrtll record• aM aunoal 811{ IN MEIGS·cOUNTY ., mlles away. II was the, great- training progr!1111. ~ THIS ~ON of Ohio wall est loss of life In a slngl• dis. . ' II other ~Reuter las_., ~ shocked b th. ~.. of : .:..;;, aster alnce nine patients '"flo. A t,GIII FOOT runway Is bet • e.. • I , Y .,.~:,. 8 ~r caled at the Gallipolio · Stale lng projected for the new Mal Mar~na ;iupp1tel 1or d~ster ear~ Frl...y al Institute 1n the 1920's. son County Airport above . Pt: - ---~--- Austm Powder Co. plant tocat-1 15 ft . OUTBOARD with 35 H.P. ed in Vinton COUJiiy, Five , . Pleasant. 1 : motor, tra&. cover a n d •all area resldeilts were A MEIGS residen~ Mr s.l CLE of all accesson~ One • bait 1, in an 0 losiOD . wbicb , rocked V, Tanlfl!irey~ 61, was DIXIE CIR , da~hter pr~re . Call Carl H. Norton 1112 •the nitro"P. lycerlne ,, · at 5 p. m. Wednesday 1n , Mr. and M~. Hom~r Ctrcle of Ebenezer SL, Ph. 992-~· Iroom sho~y after the ' a. well at ber' horn~ .by neigh- Rl I, .Racme, won first 5 31 6tp ted 1 rk 'Killed were · . Sbe was ~eted to have award. of : the Paul Carnahan ,--:Eo'- roepor ' ~r w~. . Gton fll)len Into the w.u W~ay· $500 scho[arship.' Jt was . pre- v- wayne ...we, .,., . He ' !;;;_._ sented at the Racine altpnnt Servtde Pendleton, 36, ~ Radcllff: morntaR. nry ~~.. rdi~· Melp l b""•ue• MIS"8 Ollta LeWIS" of • d d"ll 32 er 1 • 01· coronor, gave a ve ct of ac- -..~ •· . p,m. •• Cau 1 , , co a, . tver ld ntal de th . Tti f the Class .of 1966 at Middleport / HOCK1~H3· ner, 47, McArthur, and •lbeedro . a · e ~- 111 l u. ... ~~~ the Susan 30tc Se "" nun•-Wlllllll was on "'"""'v e ...,.. . . 4~ '" . ymour, ••• .... '; · · G: Parks scholarship, and , Mrs. 'Mlldred Hawley and Mrs.. Rutland Furniture'• ANOTHER ACCIDENT Nan Moore were honored for caused no personal Injuries took thetr servtce to Middleport place last Saturday in Mason. schools. at the alumni banquet. An inboard motor el<plnded Pomeroy. had an attendance of 1 was being towed 450 at the alumni banquet, and 11 153 turned nut at Chester. town, and caused $1,900 age to the boat owned by ' Columbus man. There was IN GAlLIA COUNTY damage to equipment and $150 THE MEMORIAL holiday to the auto towing the boat. weekend was without any seri· ous accidents. State Patrolmen SOUTHEASTERN Ohio Reg- arrested over 50 motorists dur· ional Council ili . worklng on lng the period which helped_ to . . .. . . plans to establish a tourist in- slow down the c~less. Durn~g DINE, ENTERTAIN PARJ!lNll'S ~ Tv,oelv~ members of Glrl Scout formation center In Meigs May, the patrol mvestigated 53 ent at the ho~ of .Dr. an~ Mrs. Oscar Clarke in .Palllpoll s Tllursday County 1m' the summer months. accidents •. and ~e fatality was right are Ellen Taylor, J~mie Wellman, susan Clarke, Nancy Grace, and 2 Pc. Blue Living Room Suile - - 29.95 This is In line with the coun- recorded m Gallia when a man ley, Cathy Davis, Donna Bo~!er, Nancy Lease, Linda wwe, Cathy Suiter cit's program on promotion fumped from a car. ThP.re was · · - - - - - 69.95 11' '_,. ' ' . ' I ~-rd'. • ,e . 1 ·!h" . ° wat' Used Furniture Outlet ·,' .·' J; Selected Savings In Furniture and Appliances ! ~:: ::~~~o~:p~:i~~nette - Set - - 39.95 3 Used Breakfast Sets - - - - ea. 25.00 Baby Strollers _ _ _ _ 5.00 and 7.00 2 --- _ 19 95 1 Baby Bed, with mattress - - - 19.95 1 Night Stand With Bench 1 Utility Cabinet - - - - - - - 10.00 ., Bottled Gas Warm Morning Heaters .to 1 Speed Queen Wrl·nger Washer - 49 '95 G E Wringer Washer - - - - - 39.95 2 Rebuilt Maytag Wringer Washers ea. 68.00 3 Siegler Fuel Oil Heaters Buy now, while selection is goodl 1 Electric only 10.00 gallon - - - - - 50.00 Ironer, like new _ 1 Electric Table Top Hot Water Heater, 1 40 Frigidaire Automatic Maytag Washar-bryer Pair 119.00 1 Mayl•9 Automatic Washer, gdocl 69.95 I Kenmore Gas Dryer - - - - - 69.95 WE BUY- SELL- TRADE Rutland Furniture's ' USED OUTLET STORE 742-4211 RUTLAND, OHIO ~~~~:r~:d~~~ :~emo: entire area. tourism. MEIGS LOCAL School trict selected a for the system this week. is George Hargraves, Jr., East Liverpool. Mr. Hargraves bas been a teacher and principal at &ast Liverpool in both elementary and school, and was tmmed ant superintendent In 1963. He started his teaching career at that place in 1949. He will take up his duties In Meigs on July t. ~ Love, her assist- years, · ' .. T ""·' • • "( ' I 1 Five was pin. Jackie Knight, the IICOut . -assistant, was Biven ; ll'luluatloD gift In a~tiPJI pi her work with tlie troop'~ girls 1ave their leader ailv"' bracelet bearing disks engtFi!d with the. names of the f®P . q!eiDbers. ' · _ Guelta of honor f~ the ace&· alon were Dr. anti' lilts: 0on1oa -~ '. . GlbeJ!L. Members of Cad ·. er, ,,' I ment in Gallipolis · was when Roger Cos, 5, was · ,truck at GAUJJ'OLIS BIJSINESS ColThird and Vine Sl by a car has been approved by. the and suffered a fractured collar ~~of F.dueaiiDDII bone. A Miller ambulance en- for tralnlni veterana and orroute to the scene got laniled phanl of veterans In an dlpiJI. with a r~jaintog wall at Second ma rourses. and Vine ,St. DEATH TRI8 week look the COMMENCEMENT President ol Gallipolis Buainesa il being staged at Rio and Professional Women's cluba College. There waa an MI'J. Ireoe Fraley Gllllam, $1. banquet Saturday Jtight. MI'J. 4ura Berridge, one ol Gerald Ensley of the Ohio the _oldest Gallla county natives, Conference of the ~~~:~~ cited at 98 In her Columbus Church Ia to dellver 11 liome. laureate address Sunday mort,. I lng, and Dr. Alpllus Cltrlslell- : aen, president ol the college, will deliver the ~::·;::I address, whell 111 will degrees or cadet diplomas. ' .-•, ' i WAJTIIESSES HCIMEMAKERS .; j, '' AlR' . BU· All ,. ' .. . ,, . \' I eSPECIALS THE SHOE BOX! ' ., ' ol, o , ·--~--~------------~~ ' Furnish ·Your-1· ·'tiY,ipg · R~m With' ' ' .~ -;· I GAWPOUS CITY : '· . :. ; • . ' •' f ',_ . " .f . . ·. • • . •. _. ')(ROEHLER .FURNlTURE •• , .. r received a grant of•_··•,..,~~w the mnmer H!atl pD. There wiD be ·. -' ,, I . . '· ~ , .~ I ) ,... , •c .' ' . .... '.' "- ..•. . .: t.\IDDUPORT, O. ~~ - ~"""? Elberfel:ds Iii -Pomer~y ,. BfMtfiQANS ~ '1[1!:\ROW· . ·.,., I ON THE 2nd and 3rcil FLOORS OIBICIANS TIONOANS H05ESES .. .. , June. Furnitu·te Sal• NUISES f HI\.TE ·Tt) I d~ Troop Grant Mllell. :, , ~ an ot, wltoiile ~- part-~· .. ,... Jl(O)!!CI, are Jallile Won• 'l'he report ruled out the man Ellen Taylor Cathy Sult.o possibility jhal I ~ Remlta' Ltltda,I.Owe, waa ~ down Georgena-p!inley, Nancy Leale, ~. a 18-y~ Nancy ?taee, Donna~· ea. wbo · be ldlled thy Davis, , Nancy CWio:,..81111 , · wllb bla Susan Clarke. :!:iaJ'!.: NEW COMFORT AND SfYLE FOR WOMEN US.A. . .. . ~ . alit 1m' .llie past three ' .. ~"''*' . '' lOWA~TEJ ·· . o!ll of doorS ·after which tbe gtrls entertaliled them with a medley of famlUar Amertcan songs' and also a nwnber of eamp sonp. MI'J. Clarke, who b8JI been .tbelr leader for the past liVe 7ears, presented eac~ prl with a ~ell .lllft as they lrill be enter1n1 the Seol!('l' Seoul progr8111 In the coming year. · . Mrs. . SEE .IT Ge, 12 Cooks Not too Many for Delig'htful Girl Scoot Diimer ~s ~ aw~ Ji:" rl Contrary to the popular belief of three were. respon'slble VANDAUSM raised Its that "too many cookE spoil for various parts of ..e dinner, bead in Gallipolis soup" in at least one liboppjllg fl)l' the necessary iJI. rught when unknown ' th ,. lredlents and preparing thelll 11 was proven at'" 1s 001 tore a part of the arm off together Tburaday afternoon. Doughboy ststue on the many cooks to plan, The guests .,._ served Square. The part removed and srrve a dell8blful dinner. at Tha gun. and bayonet Tburaday evening QtiESTION SE'I'l'LED e JruSsing parts were of Girl Scout Troop 222 of · In a Rio Grande College dorm!· 'ed tlo WAYNESBORO, Pa. «UPI) tory. College officials express- polls carrt to c~mp1e " - A patltolollst's report reed regret, and offered all as- Cbatlenge of Soctal leased 'l)luraday settled the sistance to trace tlie gullty ·par. ity an4 dined and question of .who kllled Wllllam ty. An unldenUfled person has their parents at the borne D. Hollenb~ugjl, the 111111 who A SPECIAL panel has been offered a reward of $100 for In- the' r lider Mrs Oscar ttdt!aped PeUY Ann Bradnlck appointed by the Committee on formation leading to the arrest JrSprue •Knoli and held her captive for """' 011 Pr f · 1 Rights and R of the culprit ce · days ' 0 _essmna . espon- · • Each girl had previously • :~~ ~ucat•on . THE CLAY Baker hearings milted ~ menu and from these Dr. W. · B. Ball, paiHololfs! of the Southern Local . are continuing at South\vestern 81lggesltons the group pi~ 81 . . Hospital, ll8!d lrict schools. lligb School. The latest of the a dlnner for 36 people. Comnut· lWi the bearings took place . · · fatal . by the JIOMEROY OFFICLWI Jtigbl es with 100 students , enrolled. plato! started placing docking Three of the classe8 will be at tn the rtver for the Big rr WAS announced this Washlllgton school, and Bend Regatta which 0 pen 5 by the Community lmJl•roV<~I""cb at Green and Clay tieJune 10. ~~tent Corporation, of mentary schools. ty Manager Gary Short is . THE BISHOP'S Company tdent, It will seek the location TWO FIRES of a minor Burbank, Calif., preoenled of a Regional Health Center In ture marked the week lnln~~~~~ "Step Down To Glory," Gallipolis to train laboratory polls. The first _was on Tl Episcopal Church In technicians, X-ray at a s"":'ge building of proper· Pomeroy Saturday Bight This nurses and aides. Dr. ty occup1ed by Mlltlred Barry Is the second appearance of the Morgan has been nlllned, at the rear of 71 Grape Sl company In the Bend, and 011 man of a rommittee, Damage was esi!nUtted at flliO. Its last visit presented Dr. H. 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