https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/335fe2cb6b2271a85849af0df7d9a150.pdf 3646496f8ad13571c23b7f74f57d47c4 PDF Text Text .. / ,.- f ~' ', '''' ' '( I ' ICniC '""'.!'"~ vent OllfS 1U1y eetmg Mrs. James Sooders, Mrs. Wllson, Mrs. B. F. ,MOl Emma Mathews. A note the .,,.,.J., ... ""~ [ro:n ~-!". meeUn~ First Baptist Church met Thurs- Salvation Army Fund drive Charles Beonett thanking day evening at the church. and scheduled projects to help class for flowers and cards Mrs. Beulah White, presider.t, with the purchase of a kitc!hen ~er. She was reported improv- ." presided and led the class song, "Have Thine Own Way." and gave the evening prayer. Mrs. Cora Pullen was devo!tonal leader, reading a poem, sink in the church. A picnio wa< planned for the July meeting with an auction w be held during the evening. Mrs. hhn Lyons will serve as auctioneer ''A and the proceeds to be used ior Taking part were Mrs. EUz:a· Tin~d Woman,'' and a medl- mg from a recent illness. A feature of the program was a humorous skit entitled, "Gran rna Says 1 Do,'' whtch turnPd out to be a HDI Billy · lalion taken from the booklet, the sink. The June project re- beth Slaven, the bride ; Mrs. , -=--=--==--="---==iiiOiOiiiOO~.i.....-,j John Lyons, the groom; Beutab White, the minister ; Mrs. Dana Hamm, best man. matd of honor, Mrs. Frances Bearhs; and grandmother's doughier Isabel Toy ' Following. the program group went 1o the dining' for refreshments of lime bet, cookies, and coffee .. from a table centered wjth an C< ., Jas •• - Mn L . Q I ~ I ' l I .. I ; ,. ; OUTDOORINDOOR CARPETING Mrs. George Mrs. Oscar Basllana MOl cb!J. dn!o of Gallipolla · vlslled lhlll week wllb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruee ~d and Mike, m Mr. and Uoyd ond cblldreD of BrooiiiYille. shope - s~ve installation cost. ~ to i n resistonce. o nd 't'rolet, t'se it indoon where you never dared earpel · l1dore. }'ood ataina, houaehold ataibl atay out. Colon elay i n. Remaim beautiful even in foyers, h a ll way~ and on stain. Easy to clean. Non-allrr• genic £cature mab11 it idea] fornursery,playrooul, t::hildren's Le~roome. For the perfect outdoo-r• indoor urpet, ehoose FOUR SEASONSTX made of 100%Marve111 oJefin fiber. Available in popular hoops to EARN rour lnlurence wHh INC IPINT" JnG~ Mr and Mro Joe Hood ieho Wednesda Alliance '::" th Y fro~ ed by th wde~ oleyhlll~:,.: e es In-law, Wade Eddy, huaband of the !former ~Udred Hood. M ~ Fann • Needs of Col~mIll _ tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Husted. Mr. MOl Mrs. George D. Massar and lamfiy of Columbas were weekend III'Sis of hls er. parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc• It was annOunced that the Massar, Mulberry Ave. blrlhdBy of the ......,., DUN• Mrs Da•,."n Strickland 1 fl -•~· ·~ • 'w e Conslanee TboDII, whn was Wednesday morning for a vlsll a WAC In the Korean War. Is iD Toledo with ber 1!10 anj n Augusl 9 and 1 card Jl(lower Is daughter-In-law, MJ:, ond Mn, planned lor her. Mrs. O. A. John Strickland and f mil a Y· Marlin was named 1,o hnve deProm there she wUI go lo vollOIIS al the July ·meeU••. Ore&on to vlalt another son Attending were the above"'l!oand dBDughter·~~~ odMr. : Mrs. J. M. Tbomton, Mrs. a;:m a I Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Owen f y. ~~~pa~ed Walson, Mrs. Ernesl Powell, ~ ~lll u d YRo 8· Mrs. Cotherlne Welob, Mrs. ..: Mrs. Ed~: ;~s n~~ George Mowrey and Mrs. Maydaughter Ruella who returned me Hobnes. home In 'the eve:Ung. : ---A3c and Mrs. George Hoff· PtNmCLiltal man hnve re-ed to Forbes C ·" · h • Air Foree Base Kan• re Seuwn after th tr' Plans were made for 1 new :and w~r:" marr> Sunday School Class lid Mr. and Mrs. H p. Sw of Eli!lllh. grade sradualel were arry an . recognized at 1 meellng thla Lawn Party Planned :;::'":u:;~renephW=..~~- week of the Seaslon of the MJd. 11.. D by _.__ Mr and Mrs Sherley Sw • dleporl Pres~ Churc:b. Ml> ~:r• IlL Recognized .... N"l'"J Buc!J. ,t· cburdllawn party was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pulhno anan, Diane Welih, ilotty RuJ. p1anDed for July I 11 1 meet- and lamfiy of Mineral City are sell MOl Shonm lllndy. "'C of the deacona and deacon· speodlng lhelr vacation at their A report on the recent PrH.,... of the Flrll United J>res.. cabin at Shade river. bytery meeting In wolllllitn was b)'IOrlan Clurcb beJd Tuesday presented by !Ira. E. 0. Tawbalibi at the eburcb. Tbe pro- Mr1, l'ounfl 801,.11 bary, Mrs. J. E. HarUey, Mr. jeclill one of several fund ral&"' J, H. Grate, and Mrs. Arlhur lng e,.nls scbedllled to finance To Chatter Club Lowta. Tbe Rev. Havrllld Rupthe weekly swlmmlng parties Mrs. WUbur Young wu bos- pelt reported thai Dr. Cbarlea for the clilldren of the Meigs less t.J the Chatter club Wed- Plndar of Marietta ha& been County Home, a project of lhe aesday evi!Dlng at ber home, IIOllled minister II larp for II!'OUP· Naw swbn Jllllls h a • e Wrtsht 81. A abort business the area. 11 wu reported thai been purchased lor the chUtlrtiL -loll was conducted by Mrs. Millo Susan Part, church eldtr, CommlUees for the lawn par- Carl Roach, IJ'ealcleal aod ill bospltaUzed al Meigs Generty were named and lnclllde Mro. pmea were played wltb prizes a1 lloopltal. Edward BID'kell and MIa s awarded to Mrs. Tbomaa Stew Named 1o a committee to orPbyllls Joachim, geueral chair- art. Mrs. Roach, Mrs Alfred glllllze a new Sunday School men; Mrs. Tbomaa ltelly, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Charles Carson, class were James Bucbansn, Richard Owen, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Howard Blrdlfteld and Judson Wbl!l, Mr. !llld Mrs. punch: PIIUI llaptonstall lllld Mrs, Ra)'llload Fischer. Leo Kennedf and Hubert TayVincent Dabo, entertainment. Refresluneata were ..,..ed by lor. An ouldoor movie will be Jlbown the boJteu t.J the abnve MOl II the clole of the party. RuJ. Mrs. Robert Nollon, Mrs. CharCl·-L .. sell LyOIIB wao named pullllco 1es Latbey, Mrs. Robert Eads, etllu•fl '"'meefl · lty chairman and Mrs. Tom Mrs. Kelmelh Michael m Mrs. Wednuday Evenillf Rue, llDanclal chalrmaiL PlaDa Clifford Eml:Jach. Tbe Sew Rite Sawlnl Club were a11o made to seU·aervlnl _ met Wednelday evening It the trays. clab 1'00111 wllb Mro. Ra7 llliiJ .ATJ'BND WEDDING ~ bolteu. 1lurlni the ..... VISIT IIPJUNGI Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Col- 'ilblcb wu IJIODl IQCiolly, MlL Mr. m Mrs. Karl w. KJoeo, lllls, Rl. I, ReedovUie, attend- Tom Grueser ~ a blrtJi. .,....,..., were reeot~l v1a11on etl the WfCidiq on May 21 ol day gift !rom ber oacre1 PIL It Plarlda'o Silver SJI:Inp. '!'bey lbelr 100, Pvt. awles L. Col- lloltess for the 111!11 meelbtl bepn lbelr trip on Juna I m Jlopewtil V1. Tbe vows were wUI be Mrs. Colvlll SlmpttOI!. apoet to relunl bome JUliO 1t. llopaweU Va. Tbe vo111 were llelreslmJeDII were AI'Ved 117 read at St. Jameo Calhollc lha boltess to Mit. Don Mullell, BQUAL --TDIIJ:Omreb at HopeweU, Va. by llrl. Charlas Bollmu, Kn. Tbe pe:lod Ill the )'W' wben Father Rll.,. II I p m. Pvt. Willard Boyer, Mrs .JIIne1 dar and Dlibl are of equal ColljM II stationed at Camp Vu Vraaten, iln. Daaai4 lqlb IIi all pli1l o1 the world LeJeune, N. C. Pvt. Collllll aJ. lllcKDlgb~ lofn, Edward Wello, Ill known u lllo oqulnol. Atlhlll so wlllhes w81D101111ct the adop- Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Wllllllll lbne, the 1111 ill directly over lion of 1 claUJhler, E!llabelb Gaddis and Mrs. Elza GUmore the Aim. Jr. , · re......... -ed ' ~ Blddii Pollllr MULLEN IIIIUra- Agancy Inc. INGELS CARPET HOUSE • ,_WYNHi ,P,OMEROY Also Available At Ingels Furniture -· ,. ' ' '' PRICE lO ~~.~;1· .I~ '· . (CO)qi') . DEPARTPJI:E- The Greene Lines steamer Delta Queen is shown here after leaving the landing at the fool of Ma1n St., Cmcmnatl, on one of her many steamboat river cruises on the Ohio Mississi.Jipi or Tennessee rivers to ports of caD which still mirror yesterday's steamboat races. colton plantations,' hoop skirted belles and cigar-smok- ng dandles. • Delta Queen IS Last Steamer of Early Americana .. '• ' . ' til · a Elberfelds .Are Open Friday . ~l and· 9 Night ' ' ' j ••• ". ' '' . ,.' •' ' ,_t•q it, .•.. s ,_ ' ·+. Presider' Door For Tax ..ncrease ·: . ' cam ', ··nt·'l. ', ' ;i·f.':'· ' ~· • • '.\' '.,.,'l . THREE - SECTIONS )'<. !amll :f.J Bever]JAdomo ~~~~ito fiDir, Dooote4 To Tho C..o!et' 1114411 Ohio V.U., VOL. 1 NO. 20 ::;! ' ' llcllart\VI4al•rk -81&"1' : ·. Addt wormlh and 'olor. PHONE 992·5561 TONIGH'I ' ""''HI IIDPOIIil -,.lllil- . "WIN111~ '"t lndutlrilt,tnInc.II • TriMIIfTIIIII or Alamelmluatrln, PAG~ . Presldenls ol- the "American Logl<>n Auxiliary of D~ Webster Posl Wednesday evening at the hnmo ol Mra. George Rockel!, Sr., Mlddll!jiOrt. Mrs. Gerald Wlldermulb, president, was In chlll'l!o ol the meeting, whlch opened wltb devotioDB by Mrs. Ben Neu\$ling, wbo read an article from Sunshine magazine and also 1 poem, "U These Old Boards Could Talk." foUowed by the pledge to flag and sUent pray· THIS WEEKEND • We'll }UIIIP through decorator colors, TM Tr•demark of Ctntral marriage to Rev. Carver Wll· llama wUI he an even! of June 25, was guest of honor at a sbower Tuesday evening al the home of Mrs. Geo111e Sltlnner with Mrs. M1111t Grueser, Jr., as co-hostess. Tbe brldBI theme was carried oul In the decoralions and gills were placed on a table with white cover and centered wllh yellow umbrella. Games were played and prius award~ to Mrs. J. H. Stephenson, Mills Martha Yo!l, Mrs. Stan· ley Jones MOl Mills Susan Yo1t Alter the honored 8m-t • .:. ...... -ened her glfta, relreshmeniB of oherbel -·••h, cookies and !lUis t'"'-' were Jlel'\'ed by the hnstese 1o Mrs. Edson Roush and Mrs. Ge11o Yost MOl Nancy Kay, and Susan of llaeine, Mrs. Robert Rousb. Syl'acuse; Mrs. David Farmer, Middlepori; l"'os Cindy Farmer, Day· ton; Mrs. VIctor Yolllli Sr., Mrs. J. E. Foster, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Lorain Sterrell, Mrs. liar· ry Lee B.Uey MOl Debbie, Mrs. J. 0. Roedel MOl Mrs. Steph..,..., Sending glfll were Mrs.. Nor· man McCullum, Mrs. JloCer Danlelll, Mn. Moxlne Arnold and daughler, Summa, and Mrs. Arthur SldDner. . 1 IBr bcu.em•nts! Won't curl, mildew, rot, Melhbart dleporl Cut it yourself •••any size, IOOJ-1 rMs. James Jividen ill a pa· tienl at New Hospital ill Palnlsvllle, Ky .. where she Is going observation MOl tesls. entered the 'hospiilll June 6. room number is 9. Mr. and Mrs. John and claul!bter, Ktm, of ville havo' been guesta week wltfl .. their' parent&, Mr MOl Mrs. Wall..., Bradford Mr. and Mrs . .JOhn Kolcbka. MJ:s. Horaee McElhinny Is medl<lll patlent al Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Robert Jay Columbus open! the weekend with Mr. MOl Mrs. ser and other relaUves. The Rev. Clyde Bartlett family visited recently in son, W. Va. with Mrs. Fellon and other relatives. Mrs. P. M. Stnes, SlmJISOII, mother of Mrs Barllelt, ~ vlsltlng with them Mr. alld Mrs. Glen Paulln Lancaster, spenl the wtth Mr. and Mrs. James erJarne1 Bartlett 1, last week In Cblitmbua wtlb daupter and 1am11y, Mr. Mrs. Jolm Mayer and Sbe was joined lor lhe by her husband, Mr. and they ~ . home by 11et Cheri Mayer, wm the IIU1IIIlOI' VIICBiioll Ill FOUR SEASONs'• is mode of _laO% Marvu1! ofelin fibar. Unaffected by sun, rain, dampness. Won't fade, ~hrink , stretch, rot, mildew. HOSES CLEAN! for kitchenti Supl!'rior 28 :bl~e,~tr~ea~sur~er~. ~Co~mm~l~tteeo~...:'=or~w;••~re~ad~f~l'OI;m~N~or;a~R~lee~,~··s~ec-~Wi~t~ls~on~,~w~u~pr~.... ~led~..:by:...:M:::n~-~alllco,~~such~~u~na~rro~w;·~-;;~~C:lan~,~Pa~·=:;:-~::::" Miss Nelson is Bride-to-be Aronnd and 'Potluck Supper -r Ho$tess to Is Hon.ored Is Held by About Abo '/' U ·'t Church Class With Shower . ut .A UXI lOry . nl A 8:30 poiluck p!CIIle preMiddJ rl p __ ,_, the meeting ol the Pa•t The Golden Circle Class epo Mills Sally Foster, whose ·· Omeroy ,....,.. MadeoflOO% Clo;o;r r.t .,..it!J I f"' MEIGS THEATRE ,T ' !'oonu; the_ summer In he ,. employed by bl• brother, Clyde E. Bartle~ Mr. and Mrs. WiU!am bury and family, who are log here from Clearwater, Fla. wttb Mra. Garen Slanlllury, are spending - · · days In Bel· ver, Oblo, on ""'lnesa. ATrEND REUNION Mr and Mrs: Charles Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gheen have reetived word thet their and sons of Pomeroy recently daqhter. Janie, has been ~elect.attended the McCloud reunion ed to play Ill the Honors 11 the Sl Clalroville Memoria Band at the Ohio Unlverslly Park-...;;·..s"'t."'CI"'a"'lrs""vl"'ll""e.= ==.l' Band CUnlc being held this week and 110111 week Ill Atbals. Mlss Gerard plays the barllone MOl Is Junior al Middleport High School and 1 membe< of Pomeroy. Oht• the senior band. TONIGHT ond SATURDAY Karen McEiblnney, dauahter of Mr. 1od Mrs. Robfrl Mo"FRANKENSTEIN MEETS Eihinny, ill spending the sumSPACE MONSTER" Jas. Karen David Kennan mer monthe In Colorado with "MORITURI CONDEMNS scboolmate lrom Ohio · SABOTEUR" slty who teaches· there. S h o Marlon Brando -----Ynl-Bryn.;_n_er left TuesdaY frllm Columbus by • jel for Colotado, Wblle SUNDAY, MONDAY lhey plan to visit llllllllllt!r •nd TUESDAY oorts MOl tourist sites Ill !he June19-21 -1. Milll McElb)!iney ls "THE RARE BREED" lng on ber llaflim''o Degree -TeebnicolorOhio University. lll!r J'ames Stewart are residing In JoflenoDvU!e. Maureen O'Bara C.lorcartoons J'Dd., wbera Mr. McEiblnney ill employed. · •• .. 1¥"" Ro: h: '#~..~NATIONAL BANK IIO'WI carpet patio, porch, poolside, boat deck with en . U . TeSl ·ent Q( .,'J'O!' POMEROY lngeh Carpet House ' ' tntint Continued warm BuDday. mp the lOs, lq,W 8undajt lllghl 1). D re-I Fellowship Laurel Cliff Church Meets -.-__.,.,_.,.,__,._.,_,.._,__,__,.........,.... .. '· W!ATHER . . ~ • ·. · · . · Mrs. Charles Lewill was the year were, named 111d ln- relary, for table arrangemenlli _Cbarles Lowlll. II was broJJ&hl nse, or bollle,ill a!wa11 a deelee~ president .when .WIJ"!·.~ud~, ~~~ ~: Mrs.• S."": 1at the AJIIII)IIi baltquet. 1out thai the _e!IJOYIJIOnl o( ,flow· Ugbt. Put the ste~ ID8nd they 1 ~01 mg rrau ua~dt:n chili lftt:~ Ww- ulG ;.h"-~ ,.lo.i... .......... , ~·r"'m, ·Mr •• lAo B~: ~--ar., ,~hl ~ t:.C':"· era and _or p n thlnga ~~' I~Y .pul . ~~~ nesday evenmg at the home of Mrs. Heaton, ~~~OM,. Mrs. log to Cjnclmlltl in July, was 11 a htgDiy perllona1 u&illiit. ~.t grvwu~i "' ......en"~ •. ,~ tt Mrs. C. L. ~eaton, Locust-St. Walter Bentz,. CJv~c, Mn. ~ presented a alft from the Club. is no& aece_ssary to take eourse fro~ seed. 1 The club wUI .be hostes~ lo 1 In flower arranging or lo follow · Flower arra1Jiemenlll went The meetmg opened with de- Moore, w~ks.bop, Mrs. 14 votiona tak"'! from Psalm • Tbom_JII!<ln,lrays MOl JI108IIS and county olfieers meeting at the a !el of mleil. One can have judg.,. by Mrs. Tbom(loOII. Two Mrs.• ~~JS~h~ ford h~r ~di~MrS. .::'ta~_/UD· Columbia Gu Co. ol~pe in :asure cui~"'C 1 from blue rlbbona were award><~ lo . . 8 981 ~ • apy c . • ~ r s. Middleport on ~y,-'4uly 1 at r own gar en. sma vase ltJit. Heaton and one .., Mra. 110 God: ~les Lewis; Junior ~lrclea 7 p.m. MOl named on the boapi· ol ~ ~ ~~adelleyb or ~~~ =r~.~e ~~ Tbompoon 811d two red ribbonl 8 0 .0 "' ee prayer ID u · · "' ' tallty ·eommtttee were Mrs I'OIIe "3 ' · Peas- 1o Mrs. Terfen and one to Mrl. :',so:~n ~~=~~:es::-:.:. ~e~!v~:\:s ~.'nH:...~.!I Charles Hayes, Mrs. Lloyd ID'e. Healon. . · . "' . g . . . · ~ "' · ..,.._. Moore and Mrs. llealon. The Firat means 1o sbnple easy ' of mg a rose spec~men from thetr whtch lhe membets attended !raveling prize, doitaled by Mrll. effects were ven b 'M r s Recreation was In charge garen. and whJ!D Althea Bryan day Strublt!, wa• award><~ t.J Mrs. Ill Y • Mrs. Thompson and pNel Other officors elected were was obs'!:"ed· Mrs. '\'errell re- Bentz. · · Lowlll whn_staled thai a few were awarded lhe winners. A Mrs. John Terrell vlee preal; ported on .lb.& beautlllcallon pro. . eontalners Qtat support blqoms dessert course was served by• dent; Mrs. Robert Lewill ...,. joel and planting day will be The Jli:Oil'am loplc, "Keep It .with a illlnbnum ol what Is lhe hostess lo II membets and retary; and Mrs. Joseph Stru· announeed. A theW< YQU note Simple," by Helen Van Pelt .·ll!ohnlc~lly described ao meeh- a gue81, Mrs. Bess Rose, of Hft. Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. I ~!*~ _d G .d._ Cl b p .d n _ ,. eWlS 1'\ee ecte arrangement of red roses. esses were Mrs. Fielding Hawk· ins, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Harold Chase and Julia Grim. Others present were M1·~- Pearl Hoffman, Lillian McGhee, Nora Hamillon Agnes White Nora the Rulland Church of Jorden, Ethel Hughes,' L•tlie ~et recently at the home ' ' Roush, Iva Turner and a guesi. e hostess, Miss Helen Mae David Boone. Ne 1so~. The opening was gJVen by Mr. Carl with Mr. Richard Grueser Jng the devotional readings, Mr. Hysell presided over of Somefolksareforewrleftbebind. business meeting wllh Mrs. sie Grueser giving Jhe secreBut the adventures, the trips, the good tary·s reporl, Mr. Roy Snow-. times happen to ;you, when you save sys· A colored rnm "Time Work den the treasurer's report and •~&ematically for them. and Leisure," _:,as sho~n by Mrs. Reva Snowden the report Phil Wise when the Light and of the flower committee. • · TIJ it-here at our full-service bank! Life Men's Fellowship of lhe The group voted lo help Laurel Cliff Free Mel:hodis: [sponsor the varnishing of the cburch floor. 0'"-r -,·eels a~ Church met recently in u~t: t''V ,.. proved were the purchase 0; parsonage. new American and ""rt·st1an Scripture by Louis Diehl wJ ened the meeting. Sieve flags and the cleaning of hurch carpet. C Harry Clark and Herman ael were named as a i Games and conlests en)·oyed with Mr. Grueser tee to work on a play~round. Plans were made to have ning the door prize. ball diamond back of the meniB of sandwiches, Grocery and also w clean up bomemade cookies lhe old school building and ry salad, teed tea and grounds. were served to Mr. and Otw Lohn was pleasanUy s"'· Roy Snowden, Mr. and prised when Mrs, Lohn served Carl Hysell, Mr. and Servi11g Mtigs County for over 94 yean ice cream, cake and coffee in Richard Grueser, Mr. MOl RUTLAND: observance of his birthday. Purl Van Meter, Greg and Present were the above and esa, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor POMEROY Lou Diehl , Clarence Curtis, ley, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Member Federal Reserve System Clifford Klein Ernest Powell Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawrence Smlth Pearl Jacobs' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter, Mrs. Oscar Smith and the Rev. I>u: Ethel NeiBon and the hostess, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gene GilL Mlsa Helen Mae Nelson. Mrs. ....,,...,.:::::=:===~~~~======= Jeanette Davis will he the hostess for the July meeting. YOU set sailwhen you SAVE! - I, ' If~ Plans were made for the July "The Christian Reader.'' e!::::!: whon th• Ru, uf Durin• the business Bee Class of the Middleport the group contributed to T ,, .. ' 'i! I· ~paJiir Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. o.•June 17. 1968 :!~::s n:::::·~~ke ·~~~rM ~i~'diEeport,Busy 8ee CMiass ~lans '"1:ir:~~;;~~ed w.,.: (5. P .. '·~ I ' '' . ' ' ' ' �- ,, ' ";I • S~nate -Ethics .Committee ' D dd p b M ' · d . . .IDS 0 · · · · Be.- . · .ro ,e on _ay . WIN si;VENTH STRAIGHT Cooing Doves, Cloud Machine, No KANSAS CITY ~VPI) Wby Kloop'o ', rua ...b.., IS lbe loarlb lllnfDI MIAMI BEACH ~UP!) - angry lather. "I have cancelloid "wodding of the year" In this p.m. Saturday. · pnvlded' lbe wlo.,.. marpa Ronald Rothstein, facing lbe -not poStponed-the wedding." rich wurist city. Susan, 21, SU!an, In a pleated ceat at g· Sat11J11ay nfpt for · ibi cau· pi'Clllpect of , marrying Susan The bride was secludi!.d. · ~ whose father owns a drug siDre a gown with a train 30 lett Iona fortlla, .\llflolo, wbo WOI their (;renaid omid coo;,,g ~c;·oo ""~ ;•;" un~•r oc!<lotlon. chain, waslo have wed. Ronald, and 30 feel Wide, WIS to even&Ji · e oastta:Uve a:ame gurlirti: cloud machines, dlsap. Rothstein was believed to have 23, whose father once owned a aescena • zs~i&.il~~w;:t ,;~1 th 7 peared .Saturday . 12. hours fled to the · Brooklyt>, N.Y .. big hotel here. , oase surrounded by live dovn WASHINGTON ~UP!) -Allor Senate DemocraUo leader's Nor has the committee issued a wl 1 -3 victory ""' tho beforo the ceremony. home of bJs pmnta, Mr. and The bride's mother, annouoc- 1D &Uded cqn. A cloud months of sect'i!t Investigation, attempt to wln the presidential Jist of the witnesses. Kaaoas City Alblellco. "He' got cold feet and got on Mrs. Jack RothStein. mg It 11 the "wedding of the mc:hlne waa lllred 1!1 Plllf the Senate Ethics Committee nomination from Jobn F. Principals and witnesses in • ,_ .P• .,. a plane," reJ!<lrted the bride's 11 wu ID bave been the doves," Invited aboui3008Utlla white baUs of vapor ab<Jul her begins i!loseckloor bearinp Keonedy, n 1960. the dl:ama are Dodd, Klein, to watch the 125,0110 ceremony bead. Monday on charges of mllcon· During the 19M Democratic Pearson and Andersoa. It l• ln two of the Fonlalnobleau A aaUonal magazine tTim., dud agalnsl Sell. Tboml! J. Nftlonal Coavenllon, there was probable . that aome of Dodd's I IIDiel's grand balirOOIJII II 7 LUe) crew .... !...-. to record Dodd, D-Conn. speculation lbHt Jol)nson want- former aideo-eharged by the the event. It wlU be the first Ume a u s. 'l'l Dodd as his running male. seJJaiDr with stealing do. . AI tho dreM reheorul senator has faced .a tribunal of Dodd and then Minnesota Sen. cumenta from bls office, ID give ~ers 'l'lluroda); • • which wenl pfl his peers sin<e the Senate Hubeol H. Humphrey were ID Pearson, olao will be weU, the brldgroom, 1 UnlVerll""nsured the famous Red summoned to WashingiDn by summoned. ' ly of Miami law atudeDt ~tit hunter, the late Sea. Jooeph R. the PresideD! only hOurs before 011 Jan. 24, Pearson and heard to mutter that ''tho McCarth)o, R-Wls., la liM be picked Humphrey u bla •lee Anderson began a series of Important lbl11,1 Ia !hal two . McCarthy was accused of presidential choice. cnfumns In which they made HALIFAX, N. s. tUPI) people love each otber and are Jry!PI ID discredit fellow A short, slDcky, silver-haired their charges. A- · huge Liberian freighter ltllll1i married. aecf!IDrs. man, Dodd was elected to the 011 Feb 23, Dodd requested struck a Nova Scotian fishing LAKESIDE Ohl (VPil _ "But II I bad to do II aU 0 . <ljalnnan John c. Steonis, Jl. Senate In 1957. An anti- the newly-formed Ethlca Com· SAIGON (UP!) - Premier 1'/guyen Cao Ky Saturday trawler In • thick coutel fog • qaln, I'd elope," be 1ald. Mil!f., said ..,. first secies of Communist crusader, he haa mitt.....,reated as an afler· ended his first year as head of the military junta ruling early Saturday. The lrawle_r Two ministers, who reported- Rothlteln dlaappeared eariJ hearing• wlll deal only with chaired many Investigations by math of the Robert G. (Bobby) South Viet Nam by stagin$ massive new crackdowns ._n~- and hours later 12 ftsbel'· ly attempted ID heal. lhe sick, Saturday. Doclil'• aUeaed Uea to Julius tbe Senate Internal security Baker influence scandal-to against the Buddhist oppoSition :trying to topple his gov· ~~~~ ."~- ~IU ~Iaing. ,. . are amons slx paatoro whose "lbere 1001 tbe weddl11,1 of . Kl..,, • registered ' igent for subcommittee. investigate the allegations. He ernment. . • . !l"'wu ,l!lf_ . ~nd ·. ;,m0111 credentials were suspended Ill- Ill! year" said a wlatllll W._;} German business Interests Was FBI Agent gave the comm11tee all hJS . Combat pollee m Hue held the first rlld on a Budd· Nodh 'Amer(cu shlp · collls!on definitely by the Ohio Annual opokea.,.;. lor tbe FounlaiJit. •n41• friend of many oenators. Before his eleclion ID the documents and IDid reporters, his! p_ag'!"a m three years, arresting a number of monks tn: tni'N dliys. ·011 Thursday two Conference of the Methodl•l bleau. Public hearings wlll come later. Senate, Dodd served four years "I have nothing to hide." and rippmg_ anbJOvernment ,POSters from th~ teml'le -tankers coUided In New York Church ll was learned Satur· iii CallllllllfJII' CbarJeo In the House, was chief trial It was after this !hat Dodd walls. And m Sa1gon, the mam pagoda. was rmged With Harbor. lbe resulting flri day. inquiry is based on counsel at the Nuremberg Trial flied a 15 million coMp!l'acy pollee after street rioter< killed an officer with his own claimed at least 211 llv., and The two ministers were ldcn· chlees by col1111111lsla Drew of Nazi war criminals, worked lllld ' llbel suit against Pearson gu~. The atlaek m Hue marked the first lime ~nee !963 12 were still missill,l. llfied 01 Rev. Howard HovatPeotSOD and Jack Anderson for the Justice lleparhnent and Anderson. '!be swt listed II durmg the reg~me of the late preSident NP.o Dmh Dcem ter, New Boston, and Rev. that Dodd rllllm'ando carried and served as an FBI agent. iiounis but an amended version that pollee moved on a pa· . Today's collision .,.curred George Roads, South Web•ler, out ':assipments and ~ceepted Later hearings are expected CJ,Jt tbe figures· to $2 million and goda. er aclJOn, some 40 miles southeast o f both of the PGrtsmoutll dis &if" ~vVO:s from Klein. to cover the other Pearson~ four coUnts. In . an appare.nt display of Saigon itself was decked out 8helb~e, N. S.; in tile Nortb trict. Identities of the others Th• col • mode many Anderson allegations Including A irial Is unlikely befol1! the conltdence, Ky lifted the 9 p.m . in light> and banners as auth· Atlantic. Authorttles reported were not known. othtr c · . aod Dodd sued a charge that Dodd pocketed fall, at the earliest The taking to 4 ~. m. curfew affectl~ most orities prepared for the cele· rescue efforts were hampered them for .. · · for his own use some $200,000 of depositions and other legal of Salgo~. and pre~ar. to . bration. However, stree1s sur· by a soupy fog some eight They were the only twu to PT. PLEASANT _ Robert oidd, ~ ~ Ja considered a in campai£n contributions maneuverini has caused some observe Army Day .With ~ala rounding the pagoda were si· hours after the accident. fight the action. IUckard Who asawned Ids c1011 fillllf · of President Stenais declined ID predict delay in the couri and iD the parades.;unday.:• hiS regune lent and monks Inside l~e tinA. B. Blair, Washlngloo pat- cluUea Fclday as deveiOJIII' lor J~!ft'!:JI! '!'Pported the then how long the sessions will last. Senate proceedillis '"t\"~. 'Am::.':ado:"~:;..y Ca- roofed command post telepho~ Biggest Redwood enl lawyer and falher-iD • law Maaon County's anU • pov•tr · · . · ;· bot Lodge attended a party ed news agenc1es 1D say ••t of Rev. Hovatter, said bls son· program, wiU Interview appl~ where Chief of Slate Nguyen orltles had cut off lhetr power Of All Reported in-law IDid him that the "lay- cants Monday and Tuesday lor Van Theiu said the government and water. lng on of hands" in attempts to secretary and bookkeeper and wu ready to take even strong- In Hue, 1 number of follow· CRESCENT CI'fY, Callf, heal physical ailments was two aides, ers of military Buddhist lead· (UPII - A college professor behind the action. Interviews will be held frolll lf er Thich Rev. Trl Quang said Saturday that he hu found Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, Co- 10 a. m. unlit ooon and I ID 4 ST. LOUIS mP]) -Umis G. and "a nuisance.'' employes, superv sors, aml were arrested at the Dleu De. I redwood in California that is 1umbus, head of the cm:fer- p. m. AppUcant! for the sec. Ruderer was without a job Finally, he said, in 1963 he other officials with the i!ltent to Authorities offered rewards of taller than any tree In t be ence, said the loss of creden- retary - bookkeeper positiott, loday because be said he wrot• Congress. harm and destroy the repulaup . ID 11,250 lor Information world. tials Is not an expulsion !tom which pays 1350 are required to tattled about alleeed udeflcien- 1 These efforts ~esulted in his lion,. authority, or ~ficial l ]teading to lh.e arrest of th 'e Rudolph W. Becklng of tbe church, but only • IM!I of be able to type 80- 70 words cies and malfeasance" in en suspension for eight days, the standmg of those conc~rned, for j ~ Buddhist "struggle force." Humboldt State College told 1 membership in the conference. a minute, take dictation, bavt Army supply outfit. He BOld Iwtlhholdmg of a step the msubordmate alttlude ond I u. s. Senate subcommtllee the They may apply for readnus- workable knowledge of boot. somt of the alleged errors- jm salary, and tile stripping of misconduct, thereby bri.,g•ng Col. Nguyen Ngoc .Loan. hea~ tree was 385 feet tall- 17 feet SlOll. keeping. mismatching of heHcopter parts ,his secur1ty clearance, Ruderer discredit upon his command." . of the national police and di- higher than a redwood estlmat· ::.:!::::::__ _ _ -could cost American Jives ln 1said. Ruderer S'IIid he would seek a LIMA, .fUPil - A . Frencn rector of military seeurity, par-ed in 196-t by the National . congressional investigation, archeologast has dascovered celled out candy to children Geographic Society to be the Credo Lad, 8, Die• [ ' .. till I, Durmg his appeals, Ruderer Yitt Nam. what he believes may be the in the neighborhood while his world's tallest. Both trees a!'e In Fann Accident Ruder~ .11id tile late!!t s~id ,~he Army's ''expert ·~~ rema.ins of. a civilization that men made the raid. located in northern California's TONJOH:r, MONDAY setback m has years-long bclttle lw1tness was a man who later ~ ~ flounshed 111 Peru some 63 , . Humboldt County. CHILLICOTHE, Ohlo (UPJ) anUuiSDAY . <:arne Fr day, when Maj. Gen. was fir~ because .he had false . $ centuries ago, il was reported Raoters sw~rmed througn the Chris McKenny, 8, Credo, Wllliam LaPJley, Commander I credentials. The w1tness rlllrtf'J . <~ here Saturday. 1 streets ~f SaJgon for the sl"th Vo. was killed Saturday in of the Army'a Mobility C.m· 'l er said, testified as a "doclor ~ ~ , consecuhve day. One mob of Fullen Will Step farm accident while visiting mand tMOCOM), upheld h~ of eng;neering", but actually , ·i Accord.ng ID the archeologist. youths Ileal, kicked, clubbed, Down in July, '67 the home of Russell Neff, Rl. dismissal. had only a high school ' 1 ~ Fredenc Engel, bone• and stabbed and fmally shot to COLUMBUS IVPII - John B. 2, Chillicothe. Runerer said that "'hen he education. ¥ @ artifacts he uncovered on a death 8 plamclothes 1Jlllc,el1161 Fuijen ofter::~rg.~erslal alum- TM boy son of Mr and Mrll told his superiors back in 1961 1 ''It was. lm~l.,, ap- t "'•:0...-T f:;R.....,A ri~.I;:.Jj-:rt'" ~ihge :: outside the Vien Hoj A Ill llc~ t'llllltl Ohio Slate Clyde McKenny, wl!il; riding . •bout errors in the Army parent on h1s teshmony that Iii urn ~»hiliFt . ~ so pagoda. University Association, an- poactor operated by i Aviation and Materiel ;)Jm- was a phoney, btc11110 what he INTERNATIONAL Lima Indicated lhe pr~sence of he will retire from Neff, 15, jumped off and fell mand (AVCOM) computeri-zed I was talking about was absolute I pre:hJstorlc ci~U~atmn of after group stepped off and · tbat · l.Jln Julf 1, .. 1967. under a wbeel. He died calalogill,l system, they lold blathering. gibberish, m•kmg Tough /l_lflfDurel Negroid people _Similar to tho" he had to run)'> reach t h e l F l!IIJ".;)~ ~ the hours later In Chillicothe Hos llim he was "a troublemaker" no sense," Ruderer said. SAIGON '""':\ .tJ'IIB ~RN· of Southeast As•a. He sa•d ,they head of the hne. group-, · which repre!ents about, pital. 'Jbe parents were In Ruderer, 59 and 1:1 16-year ment ~n.nounced I .serJes of I seemed to~ an offshoot u. •:.e I42,000 alumni, for 39 ye~rs. He 1iumbus at the Ume of the civilian employee of AVCOM, hard-tuttmg economic m.easures Protomongollds of Nor~h..A~I~. In Mile o/ .Sin told the board of directors of dent. was fired Jan. 11, 1965, for today aimed at checkmg the Engel said the c•vall:r.atm Ihis retirement Jans on Frida what the Anny said was ; spiraling inflation plaguing flourished about 6,300 years LONDON - DR. BILLY p y. I " • , • knowingly having made ~uth Viet Narn: . The exe~- ago. He said the people were I Graham's crusade returned to I REELECI'ED PTD~~:~S~N~RA~:orce irresponsible, false ~nd mali- t1ve rate of the \o 1etnamese p1- hea,vy-boned and short-statured London's ~arl's Court Arena SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ was ·ranted to Martha FeUure cioUB statements agamst other aster was a tumul· ~- 1.IUS o1 Reynold s- 1rom gCh ares 1 E. Fe11ure on t devalued almost 50 1- JUSt over four feet 'th tall· tt'and saturday mght after . . Do ro lh y vvrne - - - per ceo · i ~ad large heads Wl a )U mg tuous ve~ture Friday .nlg~t ID• burf, Ohio was reelected a vice June 13th 1966 in Franklin Au Truong lbanh, minister JaW. ID the c1ty's . Soho dJStrtct . ' '. ' 0 ef of economy and finance, said notorious 88 the: ''sqcare mile pres1dent at the closing session C:O~nty, Ohm, and the plainPT. PLEASANT - Action oJ ,I that effective immediately the ·.., were reported • . ., Iof,_the1 annualN conventlon o1 sm. A ·of" the t1ff s malden •· ed. name of Brumley the Mason County Circuit Court pia.st_er would be pegsed at the Though the North Carolina lUuer can urses SSOCia ...on. was reswr Friday Included the 1011tencing offtclal rate of 80 to the Amer· Crowning Glory evangelist was forced w cut I of Wilbur Bryan Jones, Rt. 2, , lean dollar. PARIS _ PRESIDENT short his SoOO visit when more Pt. Pleasan~ ID one oo ten HUE iUPI- - An armed I Ch 1 d G 11 0 . 1 M . than 1.0011· lopeclators sw~led ' Jn th ta . t1 ·T h 'd h i . ares e au e aes o os y~a~ nds elll s Wte pemten an•I~IVtla~ w o.l~tia~l ~ sl a h~aJord : 12 Filhermen Lolt cow Monday for an official vis- around him, thousands of 1 a. ou v e, • ~a., for re- IR e nu I p sto ·W lppe HAUFAX, N. S. - TWELVE lit he believes could mark the followers bad Jined up at Earl's celving and concealing 11~Jen : UPl photographer Nguyen fishermen were lost in t h e beginniog of a thaw in the co,ld Court ~turday night an hour WIDNESDAY,THURIDAY property . Jones was lndicted 'J'!lanh Tal Saturday, s~ashed Nortb Atlantic Saturday in the lwar in Europe. before ihe doors were open. oncl FRIDAY by the Ma~ Grand Jury and has camera and confiscated fog-bound collision of a Llber- De Gaulle 75 will spend 10 : GallipoliJ, Ohio • pleaded guilty to the indict- his ~lim. ian freighter and a Cenadian days in the' Soiet Union, mix- 1~ Red liquidaiion ment. . Tal ~as treated at an Amer- fishiny trawler. Four meb were ing high-level political talks ,. · ·· Kelly ?raves, Clevelind, who Jc~ d1spensa_ry for cuts and saved. ·with considerable slghtseein BUC~AflEST, _ ROMANIA ~ ....... , ·~·:.f' . . .._ ,_. . . I . • ,,.. ~as Indicted Thursday by the bruiSes on .h1s he~d and face. The ac~ident off the south Ithat might include witnessing 1~ (::hmes.e Co~u~is~ PrernGrand Jury on a charge of H~ .~as tak~ng •. p1~~e of the. coast of ·Non Scotia was the· th.e \auneb of a·Soviet Sputnik. IJer Chou En-1.81 Said lD a forgery pl~ded guilty as charg- rn1bl.ia maJor , Identified as second tragic collision In North /French officials sa~ Lhe visit 1 sp~h re~ased today that lo41CICIV«<ONw'' ed and will be Rl!tenced by Nguyen Van Lyn when he was AmeriCB m three days, At least could prove the crowning dip- Pekmg had:lleg_un a gr~at. cui· the .(.'OUrt on. July 8, 1986. attacked. 20 and possibly 32 'live{ were .-tomatic mission of De Gaulle's Itural revolutmn to liquidate IUNICIUO VIola ~axme Watson, Hend· Lyn .was kicking and cuffing lost Thursday when two tank· Ilong career. ·anti· Communist elements in ~ erson, indicted Thursday on a Buddh1st youths on a causeway en collided and bur'st 1n t 0 · China. char&e of false pretense will at Hue's eastern city limits. He flames jJt' a' niJ'niw' channel ·1n'I'K• · -···· M h Jt was the first public adtnter her plea on June 21. and the troops under his New York Harbor~ :_ "'' ~. _ _, ·' r.ng ';.~N .ar.c mission by a leading member Bruce H. Doss was granted command shot and wou~ ,_ .. ITI'A · A, MISS. DR. of the Peking rovemmenl of a divorc• from Carolyn Sue several clvlllans who didn't .. raapuiiJ' 11111 d Martib Luther _King Jr ... Sa~ I the purge of anti-party, anti . A leelh~halterin& Doss. Bonnie D. Mahan was move along quickly · BRISTOLruE ~'01110 · ~~~ led tbe ~S8""PPI free- socialist and counter revolugranted a divorce from Herbert . .' . - uum walkers uowo 8 sun- tlonary bourgeois' intellectuals funny-bone shatterina Mahan and waa gaven custody OPENS PROBE :uthorlties 10 Unll t~y Trum- scorched bigh!VBY marked by in China. hunt tor ll spQoi.liltriJ of their two children and ATHENS Ohio _ A Repub- ul~ Cowdy commurwty · are Ia burning~ cross and a billboard ~ ~~~;..;.................. ·1 hlluifbll 'hoiTSi awarded 1110 th ' . ree lnp an arsonist who burned allegEdlY pictut-mg the _ civil 11 can Congress1onal per mon supcommittee down six houses m the past tw ht 1 d t "C I I" : tlliJ wiU lie.~ port for the children and her· today ......... 0 a probe here into o school rtg s ea er a a ommun s -ayears. m:ar~Wsr ~tlf. the problems of farmers in Ap- The latest fire swe t th b . · ll'ome..-y, Ohto -~ The civil a~tion ol the Co!f'· palachia. !he fact • f 1n d 1n g a building on Ohio 4/ear\;o:t. Ch~~:g~ ;~~d rftur~d d fr~m TONIGHT thru TUESDAY mercia I Credit Corp. vs Clti· II'Oup arr1ved Friday and was urda causin an es . g ay to ea e "THE RARI IRIID" zens Natlonal Bank was l'ontio- fiCheduled to be In the area for S3 ooJ'' damaoe g That tl~ate: m~r~hlnon thGreenwlkoodS ' wads late - Technicolorued until the Septe be term bo t k h ldl ' " . ous ' reJom g e wa atur ay A m r a u a w~ , , o ng meetings like the five previous ones, car )et him out at the bac:k of James Stewart of court. and intervu~wmg fanners. was unoccupied and no injur- the column about 20 minute• ColorcartoonsMaureen O'Hara L: Cc Bottel' · Two Mini' S d df uspen e or Healing Effort CORRUGATED METAL·. :· · CULVERT PIPE •' • Authorized Meigs-Gallia Dealer · • · \ "'1 •Meets Highway Dept. Specificatiei'IS·· ,.(,. •Lew, lew Prices · ... - IntervieWS tO de- - B, Hek,. !•!"'"'"" Ky E. nds y.ear on .Huge L'bertan• Fretg . hter u·ItS F' h'' T } Ma·SSI.ve M' ·e·asure IS mg raw er - ·. •Ill' ····We Have Large Stock at AI n.. ' . '• -. ;:< Be Given in ' i~ TWO Sessions I "I Jos • - Ma Civili·an Employee Tattles on Alleged . . . IS. Reported "'t.thout Job De flCiencies, Ja ~ &~ Si t c·· I Rema•'ns of More Ancient People Found '"""'"'I ' I J' 1'· lJ'l rf.,~ ! ' ' II • .. •.'ll .' . ·.•· .' l I J CoW~Rn!J[ I· Abominable Snowman Was Casualty of Russian Civil War The g!neral's story Sa1ur'l<ay wa~ the latest shot In the baUJe over whether abominable snowm•n - actually exist · Solllf' Soviets tcientista· 1re inclined Io ll1ink they do, and have bad M rnearcb team i• the Caucasus Mountains ol 1011!1>ern Ru_~IJ!I .. ~ _seven_ ~..,.. Hearchln& for iraces of 1118 karre man-IIwla. Maj. Gen. M. Topiloki told a symposium here that he was eommlnar of a Red army un1t that became Involved In 8 battle in the Pamir Mountalr:& with counter-revolutionaries In 11125 · The unit came across the body of a snowman apparently killed by a stray bullet, he sold. "We thought he wu a ....,ter-revolutiooary dreosed up," Tcpilski said. "But .the do<lor of the unit and I ~IMII him (01' It), and I became convinced be w11 some ldl1d ol a vecy 111'anp beinl resembling s human being but usual, and slanted eyes that all covered with thick wool.'' stared outward. Hundreds of •1 th The general said the e1haust- o er people In the Cauc~sus ed unti _left the snowman In the ~~e :ee~him 811d ~a~e !'ven mountaJ~s, rather than try to me description. carry hun back. But nearby vlllagers told the soldiers they often saw the creatures, h w vn said. Anoth er ex.-soldl er U . Col • .V. TONIGHT lllru TUIIDAV "THii 1Aib1'1UR" Kapapetyan said saW' In HariOil BtalfdO " • obomlnable' onowlllNI in'.. -tho , ... · "' .· , ,. YuiBJ'1nller -1DdCaucasus In 1941. 0IUI RILlY'S lACK "He was broad-shouldered" IN TOWNH he _ oaf!!, "wllha ~lclop,__~ov~ wilh dense wool, wllli mighty ~ltll ~·ra•.rti ..Mic~i'ifhrlii !Color! muscleo, banda w....- lban ~------- t.taSOHDtoive·ln . -+ ~~"' t --~'ll SECOY Rl 3, Ooolvllle, ' dleit ,, ~Y IIIOI'Illng. at 1 L m. at tbe Ve~ eran'1 !ltmorlal IIDspllal. !fe wao • melfll!er -f)! the Bearwallow llldlt · Church ol Cb,risl s~voro are ·bla wile, Cbloe Mabel ~. Coolville; a; 001, Pelll, of-Syracuse, and a twln brother, MarviD R. Seroy of AthO!Ill. , ~ill him· In deatb wm lbree-'brolhm, Edwin, Herbert and Francis. Funeral services will· 10 •· m. a1 the Rlcige Cinlrcb of ,will .lx. in lbe •t '•; .:~,; ·":. ;,, Qt;,A.D·¥..;f*At> E 'Biikli triOri " ' .' . . • ,, ,,:• ·;,.: - .. ,.,.._ .. ~· ' ; - ... "' -·"' ' '. I .' ' \ •' -.:; ! . '' ' ' •.! . .. ,' ' . .. "· - -' ~' '• . ·- • .".: -· 1 I <'fo' • ,', '' LIJodt •' ' ' ,, ' . Jt: W What the caller mlly wants Is an audience. Don't keep talking 111 lila . ·,[ t l\1 1 • ,, ALL SI~ES TO, FIT YOUR WINDOW! SIZIS '" ITOCKI ... .~~~· ' ....,•~. ' :J.Call·llllde Call police if • tlnlt Is '< ! ... It lirl tllile. ,4.Calfasllar!lsSlnl ' to MAKE Clll us If these obscene or caDs Pl!sisto ' • I i •iwl'li I Ill ' • - 446-9921 ·' ... . ' . .. ·~ ., ' -JU' ePRINTS eSCENES ' 5h 63 .,..--..;·50 x90 75 ~ 63 75 1·90 •.100 ~ 63' 100 x90 '·l50x63 150x90 · ' . -- J i .... ,, . 11 ' l ,·:. -, ' ' .. •••nn ::--·· he .. ~ , , ·.~w•.. ' eot.rcartoon .l - • ~ EBER IIT&W£, 58, Syracuse, died Thw'Bday morning 11 at tbe Veterans' Memorial pllal Survlvora ore hll wHe ' ' Evelyn, and children, Saroh Nelgler, Racine: Martha ding, Portsmouth; Frwocu. In CalUornia, and Linda zle; hll mother, Jessie Stowe, Syracu~~e; six gr811dchlldren; two sisters, Mn. William ner, and Mrs. neth Funernf services will be 3 p. · 111. · Home. .. \·.. .An :, .'d .' ' ,- ' ' -Technicolor3 dozen eomedian1: Buddy Hackett· Bu•ter KeatGn-PhU SUven·JGe E, Brown·Don Knotta. They all do 10me tall sheaanla:ana! .' ... .' ... . '• WIDNISDAYc JUNI 21 NOT O•IN HIT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" ' _I f. . ·., fit ·''Qu•C · ·: . THURSDA~' thru SAT. JUNI :!i-25 • •• _._, trs MEIGS THEATRE I MOSCOW fUPI) - An abominahle snowman was an ~cid:ntal casualty of the Russ1an ctvll war. according to an a~ing major general who claimed to have seen the body. .... ' or s. Our Nice 54t~lon Of ••• . RiESifAY WIDNESilY & ' '!'• .. '• ' I TOll~ £MINDAY l>n~ ..,-==- =i { .' l .. ~-..· BRIEFS Ph t ograph p• }.Wh' d IStO 1ppe ' I"' ' ,. <. ·. ... •• r: L'";' NEWS Jones Given 1-IOYearsby Circuit Court J .'ll(l . (11111"-\ ' ;-·~ ' • ' . ,·, 7 �- ,, ' ";I • S~nate -Ethics .Committee ' D dd p b M ' · d . . .IDS 0 · · · · Be.- . · .ro ,e on _ay . WIN si;VENTH STRAIGHT Cooing Doves, Cloud Machine, No KANSAS CITY ~VPI) Wby Kloop'o ', rua ...b.., IS lbe loarlb lllnfDI MIAMI BEACH ~UP!) - angry lather. "I have cancelloid "wodding of the year" In this p.m. Saturday. · pnvlded' lbe wlo.,.. marpa Ronald Rothstein, facing lbe -not poStponed-the wedding." rich wurist city. Susan, 21, SU!an, In a pleated ceat at g· Sat11J11ay nfpt for · ibi cau· pi'Clllpect of , marrying Susan The bride was secludi!.d. · ~ whose father owns a drug siDre a gown with a train 30 lett Iona fortlla, .\llflolo, wbo WOI their (;renaid omid coo;,,g ~c;·oo ""~ ;•;" un~•r oc!<lotlon. chain, waslo have wed. Ronald, and 30 feel Wide, WIS to even&Ji · e oastta:Uve a:ame gurlirti: cloud machines, dlsap. Rothstein was believed to have 23, whose father once owned a aescena • zs~i&.il~~w;:t ,;~1 th 7 peared .Saturday . 12. hours fled to the · Brooklyt>, N.Y .. big hotel here. , oase surrounded by live dovn WASHINGTON ~UP!) -Allor Senate DemocraUo leader's Nor has the committee issued a wl 1 -3 victory ""' tho beforo the ceremony. home of bJs pmnta, Mr. and The bride's mother, annouoc- 1D &Uded cqn. A cloud months of sect'i!t Investigation, attempt to wln the presidential Jist of the witnesses. Kaaoas City Alblellco. "He' got cold feet and got on Mrs. Jack RothStein. mg It 11 the "wedding of the mc:hlne waa lllred 1!1 Plllf the Senate Ethics Committee nomination from Jobn F. Principals and witnesses in • ,_ .P• .,. a plane," reJ!<lrted the bride's 11 wu ID bave been the doves," Invited aboui3008Utlla white baUs of vapor ab<Jul her begins i!loseckloor bearinp Keonedy, n 1960. the dl:ama are Dodd, Klein, to watch the 125,0110 ceremony bead. Monday on charges of mllcon· During the 19M Democratic Pearson and Andersoa. It l• ln two of the Fonlalnobleau A aaUonal magazine tTim., dud agalnsl Sell. Tboml! J. Nftlonal Coavenllon, there was probable . that aome of Dodd's I IIDiel's grand balirOOIJII II 7 LUe) crew .... !...-. to record Dodd, D-Conn. speculation lbHt Jol)nson want- former aideo-eharged by the the event. It wlU be the first Ume a u s. 'l'l Dodd as his running male. seJJaiDr with stealing do. . AI tho dreM reheorul senator has faced .a tribunal of Dodd and then Minnesota Sen. cumenta from bls office, ID give ~ers 'l'lluroda); • • which wenl pfl his peers sin<e the Senate Hubeol H. Humphrey were ID Pearson, olao will be weU, the brldgroom, 1 UnlVerll""nsured the famous Red summoned to WashingiDn by summoned. ' ly of Miami law atudeDt ~tit hunter, the late Sea. Jooeph R. the PresideD! only hOurs before 011 Jan. 24, Pearson and heard to mutter that ''tho McCarth)o, R-Wls., la liM be picked Humphrey u bla •lee Anderson began a series of Important lbl11,1 Ia !hal two . McCarthy was accused of presidential choice. cnfumns In which they made HALIFAX, N. s. tUPI) people love each otber and are Jry!PI ID discredit fellow A short, slDcky, silver-haired their charges. A- · huge Liberian freighter ltllll1i married. aecf!IDrs. man, Dodd was elected to the 011 Feb 23, Dodd requested struck a Nova Scotian fishing LAKESIDE Ohl (VPil _ "But II I bad to do II aU 0 . <ljalnnan John c. Steonis, Jl. Senate In 1957. An anti- the newly-formed Ethlca Com· SAIGON (UP!) - Premier 1'/guyen Cao Ky Saturday trawler In • thick coutel fog • qaln, I'd elope," be 1ald. Mil!f., said ..,. first secies of Communist crusader, he haa mitt.....,reated as an afler· ended his first year as head of the military junta ruling early Saturday. The lrawle_r Two ministers, who reported- Rothlteln dlaappeared eariJ hearing• wlll deal only with chaired many Investigations by math of the Robert G. (Bobby) South Viet Nam by stagin$ massive new crackdowns ._n~- and hours later 12 ftsbel'· ly attempted ID heal. lhe sick, Saturday. Doclil'• aUeaed Uea to Julius tbe Senate Internal security Baker influence scandal-to against the Buddhist oppoSition :trying to topple his gov· ~~~~ ."~- ~IU ~Iaing. ,. . are amons slx paatoro whose "lbere 1001 tbe weddl11,1 of . Kl..,, • registered ' igent for subcommittee. investigate the allegations. He ernment. . • . !l"'wu ,l!lf_ . ~nd ·. ;,m0111 credentials were suspended Ill- Ill! year" said a wlatllll W._;} German business Interests Was FBI Agent gave the comm11tee all hJS . Combat pollee m Hue held the first rlld on a Budd· Nodh 'Amer(cu shlp · collls!on definitely by the Ohio Annual opokea.,.;. lor tbe FounlaiJit. •n41• friend of many oenators. Before his eleclion ID the documents and IDid reporters, his! p_ag'!"a m three years, arresting a number of monks tn: tni'N dliys. ·011 Thursday two Conference of the Methodl•l bleau. Public hearings wlll come later. Senate, Dodd served four years "I have nothing to hide." and rippmg_ anbJOvernment ,POSters from th~ teml'le -tankers coUided In New York Church ll was learned Satur· iii CallllllllfJII' CbarJeo In the House, was chief trial It was after this !hat Dodd walls. And m Sa1gon, the mam pagoda. was rmged With Harbor. lbe resulting flri day. inquiry is based on counsel at the Nuremberg Trial flied a 15 million coMp!l'acy pollee after street rioter< killed an officer with his own claimed at least 211 llv., and The two ministers were ldcn· chlees by col1111111lsla Drew of Nazi war criminals, worked lllld ' llbel suit against Pearson gu~. The atlaek m Hue marked the first lime ~nee !963 12 were still missill,l. llfied 01 Rev. Howard HovatPeotSOD and Jack Anderson for the Justice lleparhnent and Anderson. '!be swt listed II durmg the reg~me of the late preSident NP.o Dmh Dcem ter, New Boston, and Rev. that Dodd rllllm'ando carried and served as an FBI agent. iiounis but an amended version that pollee moved on a pa· . Today's collision .,.curred George Roads, South Web•ler, out ':assipments and ~ceepted Later hearings are expected CJ,Jt tbe figures· to $2 million and goda. er aclJOn, some 40 miles southeast o f both of the PGrtsmoutll dis &if" ~vVO:s from Klein. to cover the other Pearson~ four coUnts. In . an appare.nt display of Saigon itself was decked out 8helb~e, N. S.; in tile Nortb trict. Identities of the others Th• col • mode many Anderson allegations Including A irial Is unlikely befol1! the conltdence, Ky lifted the 9 p.m . in light> and banners as auth· Atlantic. Authorttles reported were not known. othtr c · . aod Dodd sued a charge that Dodd pocketed fall, at the earliest The taking to 4 ~. m. curfew affectl~ most orities prepared for the cele· rescue efforts were hampered them for .. · · for his own use some $200,000 of depositions and other legal of Salgo~. and pre~ar. to . bration. However, stree1s sur· by a soupy fog some eight They were the only twu to PT. PLEASANT _ Robert oidd, ~ ~ Ja considered a in campai£n contributions maneuverini has caused some observe Army Day .With ~ala rounding the pagoda were si· hours after the accident. fight the action. IUckard Who asawned Ids c1011 fillllf · of President Stenais declined ID predict delay in the couri and iD the parades.;unday.:• hiS regune lent and monks Inside l~e tinA. B. Blair, Washlngloo pat- cluUea Fclday as deveiOJIII' lor J~!ft'!:JI! '!'Pported the then how long the sessions will last. Senate proceedillis '"t\"~. 'Am::.':ado:"~:;..y Ca- roofed command post telepho~ Biggest Redwood enl lawyer and falher-iD • law Maaon County's anU • pov•tr · · . · ;· bot Lodge attended a party ed news agenc1es 1D say ••t of Rev. Hovatter, said bls son· program, wiU Interview appl~ where Chief of Slate Nguyen orltles had cut off lhetr power Of All Reported in-law IDid him that the "lay- cants Monday and Tuesday lor Van Theiu said the government and water. lng on of hands" in attempts to secretary and bookkeeper and wu ready to take even strong- In Hue, 1 number of follow· CRESCENT CI'fY, Callf, heal physical ailments was two aides, ers of military Buddhist lead· (UPII - A college professor behind the action. Interviews will be held frolll lf er Thich Rev. Trl Quang said Saturday that he hu found Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, Co- 10 a. m. unlit ooon and I ID 4 ST. LOUIS mP]) -Umis G. and "a nuisance.'' employes, superv sors, aml were arrested at the Dleu De. I redwood in California that is 1umbus, head of the cm:fer- p. m. AppUcant! for the sec. Ruderer was without a job Finally, he said, in 1963 he other officials with the i!ltent to Authorities offered rewards of taller than any tree In t be ence, said the loss of creden- retary - bookkeeper positiott, loday because be said he wrot• Congress. harm and destroy the repulaup . ID 11,250 lor Information world. tials Is not an expulsion !tom which pays 1350 are required to tattled about alleeed udeflcien- 1 These efforts ~esulted in his lion,. authority, or ~ficial l ]teading to lh.e arrest of th 'e Rudolph W. Becklng of tbe church, but only • IM!I of be able to type 80- 70 words cies and malfeasance" in en suspension for eight days, the standmg of those conc~rned, for j ~ Buddhist "struggle force." Humboldt State College told 1 membership in the conference. a minute, take dictation, bavt Army supply outfit. He BOld Iwtlhholdmg of a step the msubordmate alttlude ond I u. s. Senate subcommtllee the They may apply for readnus- workable knowledge of boot. somt of the alleged errors- jm salary, and tile stripping of misconduct, thereby bri.,g•ng Col. Nguyen Ngoc .Loan. hea~ tree was 385 feet tall- 17 feet SlOll. keeping. mismatching of heHcopter parts ,his secur1ty clearance, Ruderer discredit upon his command." . of the national police and di- higher than a redwood estlmat· ::.:!::::::__ _ _ -could cost American Jives ln 1said. Ruderer S'IIid he would seek a LIMA, .fUPil - A . Frencn rector of military seeurity, par-ed in 196-t by the National . congressional investigation, archeologast has dascovered celled out candy to children Geographic Society to be the Credo Lad, 8, Die• [ ' .. till I, Durmg his appeals, Ruderer Yitt Nam. what he believes may be the in the neighborhood while his world's tallest. Both trees a!'e In Fann Accident Ruder~ .11id tile late!!t s~id ,~he Army's ''expert ·~~ rema.ins of. a civilization that men made the raid. located in northern California's TONJOH:r, MONDAY setback m has years-long bclttle lw1tness was a man who later ~ ~ flounshed 111 Peru some 63 , . Humboldt County. CHILLICOTHE, Ohlo (UPJ) anUuiSDAY . <:arne Fr day, when Maj. Gen. was fir~ because .he had false . $ centuries ago, il was reported Raoters sw~rmed througn the Chris McKenny, 8, Credo, Wllliam LaPJley, Commander I credentials. The w1tness rlllrtf'J . <~ here Saturday. 1 streets ~f SaJgon for the sl"th Vo. was killed Saturday in of the Army'a Mobility C.m· 'l er said, testified as a "doclor ~ ~ , consecuhve day. One mob of Fullen Will Step farm accident while visiting mand tMOCOM), upheld h~ of eng;neering", but actually , ·i Accord.ng ID the archeologist. youths Ileal, kicked, clubbed, Down in July, '67 the home of Russell Neff, Rl. dismissal. had only a high school ' 1 ~ Fredenc Engel, bone• and stabbed and fmally shot to COLUMBUS IVPII - John B. 2, Chillicothe. Runerer said that "'hen he education. ¥ @ artifacts he uncovered on a death 8 plamclothes 1Jlllc,el1161 Fuijen ofter::~rg.~erslal alum- TM boy son of Mr and Mrll told his superiors back in 1961 1 ''It was. lm~l.,, ap- t "'•:0...-T f:;R.....,A ri~.I;:.Jj-:rt'" ~ihge :: outside the Vien Hoj A Ill llc~ t'llllltl Ohio Slate Clyde McKenny, wl!il; riding . •bout errors in the Army parent on h1s teshmony that Iii urn ~»hiliFt . ~ so pagoda. University Association, an- poactor operated by i Aviation and Materiel ;)Jm- was a phoney, btc11110 what he INTERNATIONAL Lima Indicated lhe pr~sence of he will retire from Neff, 15, jumped off and fell mand (AVCOM) computeri-zed I was talking about was absolute I pre:hJstorlc ci~U~atmn of after group stepped off and · tbat · l.Jln Julf 1, .. 1967. under a wbeel. He died calalogill,l system, they lold blathering. gibberish, m•kmg Tough /l_lflfDurel Negroid people _Similar to tho" he had to run)'> reach t h e l F l!IIJ".;)~ ~ the hours later In Chillicothe Hos llim he was "a troublemaker" no sense," Ruderer said. SAIGON '""':\ .tJ'IIB ~RN· of Southeast As•a. He sa•d ,they head of the hne. group-, · which repre!ents about, pital. 'Jbe parents were In Ruderer, 59 and 1:1 16-year ment ~n.nounced I .serJes of I seemed to~ an offshoot u. •:.e I42,000 alumni, for 39 ye~rs. He 1iumbus at the Ume of the civilian employee of AVCOM, hard-tuttmg economic m.easures Protomongollds of Nor~h..A~I~. In Mile o/ .Sin told the board of directors of dent. was fired Jan. 11, 1965, for today aimed at checkmg the Engel said the c•vall:r.atm Ihis retirement Jans on Frida what the Anny said was ; spiraling inflation plaguing flourished about 6,300 years LONDON - DR. BILLY p y. I " • , • knowingly having made ~uth Viet Narn: . The exe~- ago. He said the people were I Graham's crusade returned to I REELECI'ED PTD~~:~S~N~RA~:orce irresponsible, false ~nd mali- t1ve rate of the \o 1etnamese p1- hea,vy-boned and short-statured London's ~arl's Court Arena SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ was ·ranted to Martha FeUure cioUB statements agamst other aster was a tumul· ~- 1.IUS o1 Reynold s- 1rom gCh ares 1 E. Fe11ure on t devalued almost 50 1- JUSt over four feet 'th tall· tt'and saturday mght after . . Do ro lh y vvrne - - - per ceo · i ~ad large heads Wl a )U mg tuous ve~ture Friday .nlg~t ID• burf, Ohio was reelected a vice June 13th 1966 in Franklin Au Truong lbanh, minister JaW. ID the c1ty's . Soho dJStrtct . ' '. ' 0 ef of economy and finance, said notorious 88 the: ''sqcare mile pres1dent at the closing session C:O~nty, Ohm, and the plainPT. PLEASANT - Action oJ ,I that effective immediately the ·.., were reported • . ., Iof,_the1 annualN conventlon o1 sm. A ·of" the t1ff s malden •· ed. name of Brumley the Mason County Circuit Court pia.st_er would be pegsed at the Though the North Carolina lUuer can urses SSOCia ...on. was reswr Friday Included the 1011tencing offtclal rate of 80 to the Amer· Crowning Glory evangelist was forced w cut I of Wilbur Bryan Jones, Rt. 2, , lean dollar. PARIS _ PRESIDENT short his SoOO visit when more Pt. Pleasan~ ID one oo ten HUE iUPI- - An armed I Ch 1 d G 11 0 . 1 M . than 1.0011· lopeclators sw~led ' Jn th ta . t1 ·T h 'd h i . ares e au e aes o os y~a~ nds elll s Wte pemten an•I~IVtla~ w o.l~tia~l ~ sl a h~aJord : 12 Filhermen Lolt cow Monday for an official vis- around him, thousands of 1 a. ou v e, • ~a., for re- IR e nu I p sto ·W lppe HAUFAX, N. S. - TWELVE lit he believes could mark the followers bad Jined up at Earl's celving and concealing 11~Jen : UPl photographer Nguyen fishermen were lost in t h e beginniog of a thaw in the co,ld Court ~turday night an hour WIDNESDAY,THURIDAY property . Jones was lndicted 'J'!lanh Tal Saturday, s~ashed Nortb Atlantic Saturday in the lwar in Europe. before ihe doors were open. oncl FRIDAY by the Ma~ Grand Jury and has camera and confiscated fog-bound collision of a Llber- De Gaulle 75 will spend 10 : GallipoliJ, Ohio • pleaded guilty to the indict- his ~lim. ian freighter and a Cenadian days in the' Soiet Union, mix- 1~ Red liquidaiion ment. . Tal ~as treated at an Amer- fishiny trawler. Four meb were ing high-level political talks ,. · ·· Kelly ?raves, Clevelind, who Jc~ d1spensa_ry for cuts and saved. ·with considerable slghtseein BUC~AflEST, _ ROMANIA ~ ....... , ·~·:.f' . . .._ ,_. . . I . • ,,.. ~as Indicted Thursday by the bruiSes on .h1s he~d and face. The ac~ident off the south Ithat might include witnessing 1~ (::hmes.e Co~u~is~ PrernGrand Jury on a charge of H~ .~as tak~ng •. p1~~e of the. coast of ·Non Scotia was the· th.e \auneb of a·Soviet Sputnik. IJer Chou En-1.81 Said lD a forgery pl~ded guilty as charg- rn1bl.ia maJor , Identified as second tragic collision In North /French officials sa~ Lhe visit 1 sp~h re~ased today that lo41CICIV«<ONw'' ed and will be Rl!tenced by Nguyen Van Lyn when he was AmeriCB m three days, At least could prove the crowning dip- Pekmg had:lleg_un a gr~at. cui· the .(.'OUrt on. July 8, 1986. attacked. 20 and possibly 32 'live{ were .-tomatic mission of De Gaulle's Itural revolutmn to liquidate IUNICIUO VIola ~axme Watson, Hend· Lyn .was kicking and cuffing lost Thursday when two tank· Ilong career. ·anti· Communist elements in ~ erson, indicted Thursday on a Buddh1st youths on a causeway en collided and bur'st 1n t 0 · China. char&e of false pretense will at Hue's eastern city limits. He flames jJt' a' niJ'niw' channel ·1n'I'K• · -···· M h Jt was the first public adtnter her plea on June 21. and the troops under his New York Harbor~ :_ "'' ~. _ _, ·' r.ng ';.~N .ar.c mission by a leading member Bruce H. Doss was granted command shot and wou~ ,_ .. ITI'A · A, MISS. DR. of the Peking rovemmenl of a divorc• from Carolyn Sue several clvlllans who didn't .. raapuiiJ' 11111 d Martib Luther _King Jr ... Sa~ I the purge of anti-party, anti . A leelh~halterin& Doss. Bonnie D. Mahan was move along quickly · BRISTOLruE ~'01110 · ~~~ led tbe ~S8""PPI free- socialist and counter revolugranted a divorce from Herbert . .' . - uum walkers uowo 8 sun- tlonary bourgeois' intellectuals funny-bone shatterina Mahan and waa gaven custody OPENS PROBE :uthorlties 10 Unll t~y Trum- scorched bigh!VBY marked by in China. hunt tor ll spQoi.liltriJ of their two children and ATHENS Ohio _ A Repub- ul~ Cowdy commurwty · are Ia burning~ cross and a billboard ~ ~~~;..;.................. ·1 hlluifbll 'hoiTSi awarded 1110 th ' . ree lnp an arsonist who burned allegEdlY pictut-mg the _ civil 11 can Congress1onal per mon supcommittee down six houses m the past tw ht 1 d t "C I I" : tlliJ wiU lie.~ port for the children and her· today ......... 0 a probe here into o school rtg s ea er a a ommun s -ayears. m:ar~Wsr ~tlf. the problems of farmers in Ap- The latest fire swe t th b . · ll'ome..-y, Ohto -~ The civil a~tion ol the Co!f'· palachia. !he fact • f 1n d 1n g a building on Ohio 4/ear\;o:t. Ch~~:g~ ;~~d rftur~d d fr~m TONIGHT thru TUESDAY mercia I Credit Corp. vs Clti· II'Oup arr1ved Friday and was urda causin an es . g ay to ea e "THE RARI IRIID" zens Natlonal Bank was l'ontio- fiCheduled to be In the area for S3 ooJ'' damaoe g That tl~ate: m~r~hlnon thGreenwlkoodS ' wads late - Technicolorued until the Septe be term bo t k h ldl ' " . ous ' reJom g e wa atur ay A m r a u a w~ , , o ng meetings like the five previous ones, car )et him out at the bac:k of James Stewart of court. and intervu~wmg fanners. was unoccupied and no injur- the column about 20 minute• ColorcartoonsMaureen O'Hara L: Cc Bottel' · Two Mini' S d df uspen e or Healing Effort CORRUGATED METAL·. :· · CULVERT PIPE •' • Authorized Meigs-Gallia Dealer · • · \ "'1 •Meets Highway Dept. Specificatiei'IS·· ,.(,. •Lew, lew Prices · ... - IntervieWS tO de- - B, Hek,. !•!"'"'"" Ky E. nds y.ear on .Huge L'bertan• Fretg . hter u·ItS F' h'' T } Ma·SSI.ve M' ·e·asure IS mg raw er - ·. •Ill' ····We Have Large Stock at AI n.. ' . '• -. ;:< Be Given in ' i~ TWO Sessions I "I Jos • - Ma Civili·an Employee Tattles on Alleged . . . IS. Reported "'t.thout Job De flCiencies, Ja ~ &~ Si t c·· I Rema•'ns of More Ancient People Found '"""'"'I ' I J' 1'· lJ'l rf.,~ ! ' ' II • .. •.'ll .' . ·.•· .' l I J CoW~Rn!J[ I· Abominable Snowman Was Casualty of Russian Civil War The g!neral's story Sa1ur'l<ay wa~ the latest shot In the baUJe over whether abominable snowm•n - actually exist · Solllf' Soviets tcientista· 1re inclined Io ll1ink they do, and have bad M rnearcb team i• the Caucasus Mountains ol 1011!1>ern Ru_~IJ!I .. ~ _seven_ ~..,.. Hearchln& for iraces of 1118 karre man-IIwla. Maj. Gen. M. Topiloki told a symposium here that he was eommlnar of a Red army un1t that became Involved In 8 battle in the Pamir Mountalr:& with counter-revolutionaries In 11125 · The unit came across the body of a snowman apparently killed by a stray bullet, he sold. "We thought he wu a ....,ter-revolutiooary dreosed up," Tcpilski said. "But .the do<lor of the unit and I ~IMII him (01' It), and I became convinced be w11 some ldl1d ol a vecy 111'anp beinl resembling s human being but usual, and slanted eyes that all covered with thick wool.'' stared outward. Hundreds of •1 th The general said the e1haust- o er people In the Cauc~sus ed unti _left the snowman In the ~~e :ee~him 811d ~a~e !'ven mountaJ~s, rather than try to me description. carry hun back. But nearby vlllagers told the soldiers they often saw the creatures, h w vn said. Anoth er ex.-soldl er U . Col • .V. TONIGHT lllru TUIIDAV "THii 1Aib1'1UR" Kapapetyan said saW' In HariOil BtalfdO " • obomlnable' onowlllNI in'.. -tho , ... · "' .· , ,. YuiBJ'1nller -1DdCaucasus In 1941. 0IUI RILlY'S lACK "He was broad-shouldered" IN TOWNH he _ oaf!!, "wllha ~lclop,__~ov~ wilh dense wool, wllli mighty ~ltll ~·ra•.rti ..Mic~i'ifhrlii !Color! muscleo, banda w....- lban ~------- t.taSOHDtoive·ln . -+ ~~"' t --~'ll SECOY Rl 3, Ooolvllle, ' dleit ,, ~Y IIIOI'Illng. at 1 L m. at tbe Ve~ eran'1 !ltmorlal IIDspllal. !fe wao • melfll!er -f)! the Bearwallow llldlt · Church ol Cb,risl s~voro are ·bla wile, Cbloe Mabel ~. Coolville; a; 001, Pelll, of-Syracuse, and a twln brother, MarviD R. Seroy of AthO!Ill. , ~ill him· In deatb wm lbree-'brolhm, Edwin, Herbert and Francis. Funeral services will· 10 •· m. a1 the Rlcige Cinlrcb of ,will .lx. in lbe •t '•; .:~,; ·":. ;,, Qt;,A.D·¥..;f*At> E 'Biikli triOri " ' .' . . • ,, ,,:• ·;,.: - .. ,.,.._ .. ~· ' ; - ... "' -·"' ' '. I .' ' \ •' -.:; ! . '' ' ' •.! . .. ,' ' . .. "· - -' ~' '• . ·- • .".: -· 1 I <'fo' • ,', '' LIJodt •' ' ' ,, ' . Jt: W What the caller mlly wants Is an audience. Don't keep talking 111 lila . ·,[ t l\1 1 • ,, ALL SI~ES TO, FIT YOUR WINDOW! SIZIS '" ITOCKI ... .~~~· ' ....,•~. ' :J.Call·llllde Call police if • tlnlt Is '< ! ... It lirl tllile. ,4.Calfasllar!lsSlnl ' to MAKE Clll us If these obscene or caDs Pl!sisto ' • I i •iwl'li I Ill ' • - 446-9921 ·' ... . ' . .. ·~ ., ' -JU' ePRINTS eSCENES ' 5h 63 .,..--..;·50 x90 75 ~ 63 75 1·90 •.100 ~ 63' 100 x90 '·l50x63 150x90 · ' . -- J i .... ,, . 11 ' l ,·:. -, ' ' .. •••nn ::--·· he .. ~ , , ·.~w•.. ' eot.rcartoon .l - • ~ EBER IIT&W£, 58, Syracuse, died Thw'Bday morning 11 at tbe Veterans' Memorial pllal Survlvora ore hll wHe ' ' Evelyn, and children, Saroh Nelgler, Racine: Martha ding, Portsmouth; Frwocu. In CalUornia, and Linda zle; hll mother, Jessie Stowe, Syracu~~e; six gr811dchlldren; two sisters, Mn. William ner, and Mrs. neth Funernf services will be 3 p. · 111. · Home. .. \·.. .An :, .'d .' ' ,- ' ' -Technicolor3 dozen eomedian1: Buddy Hackett· Bu•ter KeatGn-PhU SUven·JGe E, Brown·Don Knotta. They all do 10me tall sheaanla:ana! .' ... .' ... . '• WIDNISDAYc JUNI 21 NOT O•IN HIT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" ' _I f. . ·., fit ·''Qu•C · ·: . THURSDA~' thru SAT. JUNI :!i-25 • •• _._, trs MEIGS THEATRE I MOSCOW fUPI) - An abominahle snowman was an ~cid:ntal casualty of the Russ1an ctvll war. according to an a~ing major general who claimed to have seen the body. .... ' or s. Our Nice 54t~lon Of ••• . RiESifAY WIDNESilY & ' '!'• .. '• ' I TOll~ £MINDAY l>n~ ..,-==- =i { .' l .. ~-..· BRIEFS Ph t ograph p• }.Wh' d IStO 1ppe ' I"' ' ,. <. ·. ... •• r: L'";' NEWS Jones Given 1-IOYearsby Circuit Court J .'ll(l . (11111"-\ ' ;-·~ ' • ' . ,·, 7 �-· ~' ' ..--·.. .. .,. ' . ... ... -- :: ;:;, ' ' ' . . . -~ ' .• ... J \ . . cr..,.,. !l'cmuhfll, --~-- s. Publla~r JGmes E. DGnner, Aav. Dlr. ,j S:rtc. E4ilor Dwight WetheTholt, Editor llo!Jarl Wilson, Jr. Mcm. Edilor Rlchord • ., 01Hll, Ven10n De!J/fele, .tdv.lllJII'. ·, ' I . . .,. ;. ... '; ·-:~ :'tfl:c»: -! p,Rme, ·J.oni of ·~tstaqo, -· We doD'! bear much aboul the "mlddle class" any, more. There was 1 when crltica ol society took pleasure in attacking !be middle class as the repository ol puritanical vir· lues, !be fountainbead of anti-intellectual· ls111, !be fortress of parochialism and prej· udice. Protagonists in novels of !be '20s and '30s .were invariably refugees from the DUUsvWe of tbelr middle-claS9 back· grounds Who sought "meaning" in the Boh~an atmosphere of Paris or GreenVWage. The French bad a word - burgeols for au that the middle cJass represented. - ...,b AJQericans coined a new one - Babbtttism - from the name of tbe nonhero of - Siriclalr Lewis' 11 Main Street." But nobody knocks !be middle class much any more. Perhaps it is because recent hisklry has proved that it iB the absence of a ata1Dich, flourishing middle clasS in so many newly established nations around the world !bat aci!OIIIIbl for tbelr Dlll'OSI and instability. Another reason may be' !bat wtth mid· dle-clasa amuence so widespread In Ibis countr)i:· today, !be label has simply become · ntber meaningless. · "I JO!,. M• - '. rr, '· '.·. J- I . ==---- The Sunday Tlm..S.ntlnel, SUDdll}', June 19, 1968-B Young Drivers Organize Club "Howdy!" munlcations also will become faster. ''Increased productivity supported by great power resources and reservoirs of inlbrmation will make the salislaction of total material needs possible wltbout e>pending on tbeir producllon a I a r g e fraction of !be current avallable man hours," be aaid. . · Wilson IDid the gnduales they were confronted witb a need for a revoluUon !n attitude. "Tbis may be the first Ume in history wben the conoem ol educated young people all over !be world must bt focused on !be weUare of their fellow , buo man beings," Wilson said. Coli - ~..-- R Drag race enthusiast! Jn the Gallipolis area have formed t•crusaders Club'' Cor the pur· pose of promoting one of to. day'! most popular activities ill the racing field . T , dub was organized two months ago with nine charter members. CotUititution and by laws are almost complete, and memben hope to receive cheir charter soon. In order to be a member en inc:Uvldual must be 18 yean older, and must have a Isci100l education. A also own a car that is used only for drag AProd to Long-Held Conceptions Jar. , ~ BY DICK THOMAS Stretch your imagiJatiOII how Orleonl for tbe Pttblburgh B111111n«loD to plaee ol !be C. J - U, UJ.J- "Following II 11 Pari:ersburg, whfdf WU "Captain 1n1 B. Huntington, you will on the mamoer III!Ch a 'Combine'." tba compaay under an aareeC. Bowyer, which was taken ID ono ol the new rules affecting reeled to be ordered 1 pretty good authority on oldpower supply nu,ht function. J - 17. ltll - "The Park· men! entered Into on May 7. the Enterprise Dockl, Point electric Ughtiag aa river boato. !be proceeds of !be time sb!ambaabl, IDld Ibis riv· You iuay conclude the river ersburg wharf boat narrowly The annoimc~ment was mada Pleaoant Sunday for repairs. oa 1111 veasets undor jurisdicwreckage of !be otoamer er reporter there waa oace 1 reporler o1 &O years ago who"""'ped burnlag up when on ID INNHiholders !bat the proCaptain S. G. Gardner ..pecto tioa ol !be oteamboat tnspec1who was 4llbaned. 1IJfl ,... packet boa! on tbo Obio Rtver over he was, was suffering, un1utomoblla' put off !be Tell City posecl salea bad fallen tbrough, to bove !be Bowyer back in Uoo service, the ontlrt lleer· tho final order closing tba called the Enterchange !bat Jrnowiq!y, a slight leg putliag exploded early 'llluisday morAo one ol ll'hlch wu belq procommlosion again next week. ing rear, !be whlsOe, I h• cuo under the Admiralty pm. bad tour engines, two on a .... But he was on firm 8'001ld log. The wharf boat wu on moted by Thomas Brown, a "Captaio Frank Bouverain o1 meana of communteation 1nd ceedingo." &ide. One engine would pull a when be reported !be oamo fire lA lllreo placea and wat New York engineer and ,.., tltbl city, one ol tile oldest tba oignatliag IPJIIII'IIIII beNOTE- Captaln lrl B. Hun~ wbeel oa ooe stdo forward and day: burning thoroughly when tho calculated to take in other 1nd best known 011 !be river tween lbe ptlol house IIIII the lagtoa, menttoaed lA !be flriC' the other eaglne would pull 11 "Captain Ed Woodward wtll lire d e p - arrived and ex· companies to form a 120 million and I Civil War veteran, bas ongine room ahall be oocamlned paragraph, wao !be father of back. The Enterchaago is pro!> take a tow of Raymond City tiagulahed !be flames. Tho autocoal combine iB Cincinnati •nd received an Increase in hia and lealed by 1 Ucenaed offteer Slanley B. BuntiagtDa of 15( ably the only steamboat thuscoal to market with the Otto mobile was badly damaged. West VIrginia.' pension. He will root bave 1D of the vessel onoe in every Third Ave. He was bora OCt. ly equipped thot was ever Marmet as soon as oufficient The e~pinsion i& a mystery as "The Combine towboall Ber· worry oboul the future IS to week and &n official record 7, 1845, and died April 5, llllll. built. barges are loaded to make up the lank !bat conlainl the gasotba and Cruiser passed up at whetber be sleamboato or kept ol the fact and !lie time Be started steamboatiag whe. "Captain Huntington says bo a IDw. The Marmet Coal Com· line waa not dialurbed. 7:30 this morning. The Cruiser not, but expecbl 1D make I of the uamlnstion and test." he was II years old and •tteadweuld like ooce more to clerk pany will pool liB loaded coal "Hohlera ,ol $300,1*' o1 tho had an empty IDw and the Ber· trip now and then. ed school whea the boabl IAfd on a good packet in !be Pitt. barges In its harbor at Clipper $1100,1100 bond tsaue of the Martba waa loose. The Bertba, built "The sidewheeler Greenland Julo It Ull - "Bu.ain01s Is up for low water at Atbeu, burgb • Kanawha Rtver trade. Mills when tow water comes, mel Coal Co., of !be Kanawha Ia 1881, has been a pool boat will enter the Pijtsburgh • Cln· lood on the river with !be pacOhio. He was tba llrot eap1a1a He was on the W. N. Chance~ but that is not expected soon. River, hjlve been notified by •t Piltsburgb for 2Z years. The cinnati trade Ia charge o1 Capketo. The Greene Unes il now on !be packet Kanawha iD 1M lor several years in that trade "Captain Henry Lindebur1 WilHam List, George EllerR Cruiser, a steel hull boat, wa! tain Gordon C. Greene. The operating three boat- in the and waa noted for always._... - the boat on the upper Ohio has resigned as master of the brook, Joaeph Kapfer and built at Pittsburgh ift 11194 by Greenl111d wlll no doubt do I Cincinnati • Pomeroy • Charles1ng a red necktie. His son, s; Rtver." self·propeUing !nco No. 1 in Schwenk 1nd Jacobs, a prolec!be W. H. Browa Sons Co." lood bustneso In this trade. ton trade. B. (Pad) Huntingina got tb1 That unusua1 rh•er item was the St. Louis New Orleans Uve eommtttee, &hat tbe com"GaptaiD Elmer Varian wm "A final order of the court 1ame "Pud" because hi w)J printed In the Jwre 15, 1916 istr•de. He will · pilot IDws ol mlltee propaaeo to proceed JRDO It, 1116- "The Helen enter tba Klondike In !be Galbaa been received Ill the Addeveloped a liking for ofeua. ~·u:.:e_o_f_th:_e:.....:G:.:al.::li:..po_lis_Tr_i_bu_n_e._ _c_o_ai_f_rorn I.Duisville to New _ _ with 1 suit to protect the In- --~· went out this mormn~ =·~g_:fo.::r_ _:U::'po.::lla=-·..:S:...yr_acuae _ _tr_ade _ ."_ _ _ _mtr _ ally..:...:...proceedinp ...:.:._·-=._M _ onds _:__:Y_ _bo =at:...=ill'::.ea~d~-"padding.C::: =· You're the Meat in the Sandwich 'I """~ ' - "" teresll of tbe bolldholdert ol iba ISIIJt. SOma lima ego be eVoked !be pitying scom and .dllplea. ,... of !be bappy rew ·wb o . form !be New Left by roundly , For anyone who II curious about where conleS91ng !bat !be llleN lilbt he stands in !be soclsl struc-, howevo1 !be American Oag stirred er there are stm some fairly reliable emotion wltbln btm. '!be east • • criteria. · be bad meant to make (for For instance, U tui!s - income, prop!be American positloo in VIet·· erly sales, excise, ,ad Infinitum - give Nam) was of course ruled out you' a constant pain, !bat's part of the ol order at once by the middle-class ayndrOme. (The poor at least on !be ground !bat bls oocla\ · escape some ·of ' them and the rlcb either error was so 1JIIpardonable u don't feel !bern or have ways of getting ID make his Iogie Inapplicable. around !bern.) Now, unrepenlaDI and UJio If your son or dauglrter . Is not eligible sbriven, Lopg has got i1fmself' to earn college money in part-time \V(Il'k IDto a slmllar Ill. AgaiD, ft fl. because your income exceeds the maxinot so mucb beeaiiSe ol tba mums set by !be government's youtb opsubsblnce of bls argument aa portunity program, sorry. · you're middle bls unw~ way of maklq IL dass. Tbls time, !be subjeet waa If you don't quaUiy lor rent subsidies, F~ther's Day. In objecting to we1fare assistanee, ·free medical care - if, !be solemD adoplloll by !be IJeD. briefll', ~ou have· to ·pay !II your own bUt; · ale of the United States ol a - you can be preity iure you're middle resolulloll praising Falbar'o .... " 1 . .J.. . . ""'ass. 1 .. , ' , If you abblo In but own 110 1ew . of tbeJD· that a dip In !be marllot reslly doean't shake you, !ben you're delinlleJI stuck .In the mlddle class. You are, ID put II bluntly, the forgotten man 19day, just because tbere are so many ol you. Forgotten, !bat ts, untD Aprll 15 every year. :L.. , _,, RevolutiQnary ~ly Public Notice Supply Drew Earacket,Boat P L Mt fJOaloerallc liatl!r Ill !be · llen'ate ' .. '· bas lreah eauae . · to. rOaJize lb.. ,.. can't win . - an. ' ,.~: . ·.. , !wASiiJiil .. ... se~: Ru..n .. 50 Years Ago on the River I Senator ' ' ,, l.t· t-T!M SUday 'l'lmei-Senllltel, surully, JUlie 11, ltee SUNDAY WHI'l'E - .~ PIJBUSBID BY 2'1!1 OHIO VA!,LEY PUBUBHING COMPANY . -- .. ~ '· ' " ' Obviously: !be Idea them welj beyond specific lclsm ol wr partlc:lpalion !be Vtel Nam ftq tn. Sl<!kely SNICK calls U. S. ln Viet Nam ·. a "war colored peos\Ie." Roots of Crime 1~:~~i=~ is president of tbe ·£rusader's . .Clob. Sbeebl is yice-presi\10111 and 14 Danner I:j~~~iandandLloyd public relatioas Any member caught . BASHAN FIRE TRUCK - Virgil Walker, a member ol the department, and own· " of Walker's Grocery at Bashan, has been a leader in organi,inc Meica County's oewesl fire department. ·~. .. Bashan Area Organizing Volunteer Fire Company i l f B~~RY'S ~ . ' ...... : ,.,.. •• '• ' \ Hado's ' , • I',' l ' ' <>: I I, • '"""' "... ~,,~. ·-'>--~·"'" -:.... :<II"• If FISHERMEN ·ON 'IHEJ:WER· PLAY 7HE CURREN'T NICE ANt:> EASY. 'THEN HIPBOOTS ARRfVES •••• ,- ' .. .. ' v. _ .., .. P ' ' • ' J . drag ·j ra1cin1 off the strip faces a · penalty. That's ne o1 !be purposes of !be rlub. The Dine charter members besides, the three officers, Swain, Tim Bailey, Bill - BARD'S . ' CORNER HamUton, Jack Dray. T Gm MiJls and Richard Smith. Last ye~. Hamilton partlcl· pated in the Summer National at Indianapolis. Two weeks ago, Heck and Swain took part in the Spring National at Bristol, Tenn. Heck iR the second round of a four round runoff, and Swain in the second rmmd. 'llle club meets twice I montb, on Monday, at one of the members' garages, around p.m. Some plans ID enter the Sum· National tbia year at lo- �-· ~' ' ..--·.. .. .,. ' . ... ... -- :: ;:;, ' ' ' . . . -~ ' .• ... J \ . . cr..,.,. !l'cmuhfll, --~-- s. Publla~r JGmes E. DGnner, Aav. Dlr. ,j S:rtc. E4ilor Dwight WetheTholt, Editor llo!Jarl Wilson, Jr. Mcm. Edilor Rlchord • ., 01Hll, Ven10n De!J/fele, .tdv.lllJII'. ·, ' I . . .,. ;. ... '; ·-:~ :'tfl:c»: -! p,Rme, ·J.oni of ·~tstaqo, -· We doD'! bear much aboul the "mlddle class" any, more. There was 1 when crltica ol society took pleasure in attacking !be middle class as the repository ol puritanical vir· lues, !be fountainbead of anti-intellectual· ls111, !be fortress of parochialism and prej· udice. Protagonists in novels of !be '20s and '30s .were invariably refugees from the DUUsvWe of tbelr middle-claS9 back· grounds Who sought "meaning" in the Boh~an atmosphere of Paris or GreenVWage. The French bad a word - burgeols for au that the middle cJass represented. - ...,b AJQericans coined a new one - Babbtttism - from the name of tbe nonhero of - Siriclalr Lewis' 11 Main Street." But nobody knocks !be middle class much any more. Perhaps it is because recent hisklry has proved that it iB the absence of a ata1Dich, flourishing middle clasS in so many newly established nations around the world !bat aci!OIIIIbl for tbelr Dlll'OSI and instability. Another reason may be' !bat wtth mid· dle-clasa amuence so widespread In Ibis countr)i:· today, !be label has simply become · ntber meaningless. · "I JO!,. M• - '. rr, '· '.·. J- I . ==---- The Sunday Tlm..S.ntlnel, SUDdll}', June 19, 1968-B Young Drivers Organize Club "Howdy!" munlcations also will become faster. ''Increased productivity supported by great power resources and reservoirs of inlbrmation will make the salislaction of total material needs possible wltbout e>pending on tbeir producllon a I a r g e fraction of !be current avallable man hours," be aaid. . · Wilson IDid the gnduales they were confronted witb a need for a revoluUon !n attitude. "Tbis may be the first Ume in history wben the conoem ol educated young people all over !be world must bt focused on !be weUare of their fellow , buo man beings," Wilson said. Coli - ~..-- R Drag race enthusiast! Jn the Gallipolis area have formed t•crusaders Club'' Cor the pur· pose of promoting one of to. day'! most popular activities ill the racing field . T , dub was organized two months ago with nine charter members. CotUititution and by laws are almost complete, and memben hope to receive cheir charter soon. In order to be a member en inc:Uvldual must be 18 yean older, and must have a Isci100l education. A also own a car that is used only for drag AProd to Long-Held Conceptions Jar. , ~ BY DICK THOMAS Stretch your imagiJatiOII how Orleonl for tbe Pttblburgh B111111n«loD to plaee ol !be C. J - U, UJ.J- "Following II 11 Pari:ersburg, whfdf WU "Captain 1n1 B. Huntington, you will on the mamoer III!Ch a 'Combine'." tba compaay under an aareeC. Bowyer, which was taken ID ono ol the new rules affecting reeled to be ordered 1 pretty good authority on oldpower supply nu,ht function. J - 17. ltll - "The Park· men! entered Into on May 7. the Enterprise Dockl, Point electric Ughtiag aa river boato. !be proceeds of !be time sb!ambaabl, IDld Ibis riv· You iuay conclude the river ersburg wharf boat narrowly The annoimc~ment was mada Pleaoant Sunday for repairs. oa 1111 veasets undor jurisdicwreckage of !be otoamer er reporter there waa oace 1 reporler o1 &O years ago who"""'ped burnlag up when on ID INNHiholders !bat the proCaptain S. G. Gardner ..pecto tioa ol !be oteamboat tnspec1who was 4llbaned. 1IJfl ,... packet boa! on tbo Obio Rtver over he was, was suffering, un1utomoblla' put off !be Tell City posecl salea bad fallen tbrough, to bove !be Bowyer back in Uoo service, the ontlrt lleer· tho final order closing tba called the Enterchange !bat Jrnowiq!y, a slight leg putliag exploded early 'llluisday morAo one ol ll'hlch wu belq procommlosion again next week. ing rear, !be whlsOe, I h• cuo under the Admiralty pm. bad tour engines, two on a .... But he was on firm 8'001ld log. The wharf boat wu on moted by Thomas Brown, a "Captaio Frank Bouverain o1 meana of communteation 1nd ceedingo." &ide. One engine would pull a when be reported !be oamo fire lA lllreo placea and wat New York engineer and ,.., tltbl city, one ol tile oldest tba oignatliag IPJIIII'IIIII beNOTE- Captaln lrl B. Hun~ wbeel oa ooe stdo forward and day: burning thoroughly when tho calculated to take in other 1nd best known 011 !be river tween lbe ptlol house IIIII the lagtoa, menttoaed lA !be flriC' the other eaglne would pull 11 "Captain Ed Woodward wtll lire d e p - arrived and ex· companies to form a 120 million and I Civil War veteran, bas ongine room ahall be oocamlned paragraph, wao !be father of back. The Enterchaago is pro!> take a tow of Raymond City tiagulahed !be flames. Tho autocoal combine iB Cincinnati •nd received an Increase in hia and lealed by 1 Ucenaed offteer Slanley B. BuntiagtDa of 15( ably the only steamboat thuscoal to market with the Otto mobile was badly damaged. West VIrginia.' pension. He will root bave 1D of the vessel onoe in every Third Ave. He was bora OCt. ly equipped thot was ever Marmet as soon as oufficient The e~pinsion i& a mystery as "The Combine towboall Ber· worry oboul the future IS to week and &n official record 7, 1845, and died April 5, llllll. built. barges are loaded to make up the lank !bat conlainl the gasotba and Cruiser passed up at whetber be sleamboato or kept ol the fact and !lie time Be started steamboatiag whe. "Captain Huntington says bo a IDw. The Marmet Coal Com· line waa not dialurbed. 7:30 this morning. The Cruiser not, but expecbl 1D make I of the uamlnstion and test." he was II years old and •tteadweuld like ooce more to clerk pany will pool liB loaded coal "Hohlera ,ol $300,1*' o1 tho had an empty IDw and the Ber· trip now and then. ed school whea the boabl IAfd on a good packet in !be Pitt. barges In its harbor at Clipper $1100,1100 bond tsaue of the Martba waa loose. The Bertba, built "The sidewheeler Greenland Julo It Ull - "Bu.ain01s Is up for low water at Atbeu, burgb • Kanawha Rtver trade. Mills when tow water comes, mel Coal Co., of !be Kanawha Ia 1881, has been a pool boat will enter the Pijtsburgh • Cln· lood on the river with !be pacOhio. He was tba llrot eap1a1a He was on the W. N. Chance~ but that is not expected soon. River, hjlve been notified by •t Piltsburgb for 2Z years. The cinnati trade Ia charge o1 Capketo. The Greene Unes il now on !be packet Kanawha iD 1M lor several years in that trade "Captain Henry Lindebur1 WilHam List, George EllerR Cruiser, a steel hull boat, wa! tain Gordon C. Greene. The operating three boat- in the and waa noted for always._... - the boat on the upper Ohio has resigned as master of the brook, Joaeph Kapfer and built at Pittsburgh ift 11194 by Greenl111d wlll no doubt do I Cincinnati • Pomeroy • Charles1ng a red necktie. His son, s; Rtver." self·propeUing !nco No. 1 in Schwenk 1nd Jacobs, a prolec!be W. H. Browa Sons Co." lood bustneso In this trade. ton trade. B. (Pad) Huntingina got tb1 That unusua1 rh•er item was the St. Louis New Orleans Uve eommtttee, &hat tbe com"GaptaiD Elmer Varian wm "A final order of the court 1ame "Pud" because hi w)J printed In the Jwre 15, 1916 istr•de. He will · pilot IDws ol mlltee propaaeo to proceed JRDO It, 1116- "The Helen enter tba Klondike In !be Galbaa been received Ill the Addeveloped a liking for ofeua. ~·u:.:e_o_f_th:_e:.....:G:.:al.::li:..po_lis_Tr_i_bu_n_e._ _c_o_ai_f_rorn I.Duisville to New _ _ with 1 suit to protect the In- --~· went out this mormn~ =·~g_:fo.::r_ _:U::'po.::lla=-·..:S:...yr_acuae _ _tr_ade _ ."_ _ _ _mtr _ ally..:...:...proceedinp ...:.:._·-=._M _ onds _:__:Y_ _bo =at:...=ill'::.ea~d~-"padding.C::: =· You're the Meat in the Sandwich 'I """~ ' - "" teresll of tbe bolldholdert ol iba ISIIJt. SOma lima ego be eVoked !be pitying scom and .dllplea. ,... of !be bappy rew ·wb o . form !be New Left by roundly , For anyone who II curious about where conleS91ng !bat !be llleN lilbt he stands in !be soclsl struc-, howevo1 !be American Oag stirred er there are stm some fairly reliable emotion wltbln btm. '!be east • • criteria. · be bad meant to make (for For instance, U tui!s - income, prop!be American positloo in VIet·· erly sales, excise, ,ad Infinitum - give Nam) was of course ruled out you' a constant pain, !bat's part of the ol order at once by the middle-class ayndrOme. (The poor at least on !be ground !bat bls oocla\ · escape some ·of ' them and the rlcb either error was so 1JIIpardonable u don't feel !bern or have ways of getting ID make his Iogie Inapplicable. around !bern.) Now, unrepenlaDI and UJio If your son or dauglrter . Is not eligible sbriven, Lopg has got i1fmself' to earn college money in part-time \V(Il'k IDto a slmllar Ill. AgaiD, ft fl. because your income exceeds the maxinot so mucb beeaiiSe ol tba mums set by !be government's youtb opsubsblnce of bls argument aa portunity program, sorry. · you're middle bls unw~ way of maklq IL dass. Tbls time, !be subjeet waa If you don't quaUiy lor rent subsidies, F~ther's Day. In objecting to we1fare assistanee, ·free medical care - if, !be solemD adoplloll by !be IJeD. briefll', ~ou have· to ·pay !II your own bUt; · ale of the United States ol a - you can be preity iure you're middle resolulloll praising Falbar'o .... " 1 . .J.. . . ""'ass. 1 .. , ' , If you abblo In but own 110 1ew . of tbeJD· that a dip In !be marllot reslly doean't shake you, !ben you're delinlleJI stuck .In the mlddle class. You are, ID put II bluntly, the forgotten man 19day, just because tbere are so many ol you. Forgotten, !bat ts, untD Aprll 15 every year. :L.. , _,, RevolutiQnary ~ly Public Notice Supply Drew Earacket,Boat P L Mt fJOaloerallc liatl!r Ill !be · llen'ate ' .. '· bas lreah eauae . · to. rOaJize lb.. ,.. can't win . - an. ' ,.~: . ·.. , !wASiiJiil .. ... se~: Ru..n .. 50 Years Ago on the River I Senator ' ' ,, l.t· t-T!M SUday 'l'lmei-Senllltel, surully, JUlie 11, ltee SUNDAY WHI'l'E - .~ PIJBUSBID BY 2'1!1 OHIO VA!,LEY PUBUBHING COMPANY . -- .. ~ '· ' " ' Obviously: !be Idea them welj beyond specific lclsm ol wr partlc:lpalion !be Vtel Nam ftq tn. Sl<!kely SNICK calls U. S. ln Viet Nam ·. a "war colored peos\Ie." Roots of Crime 1~:~~i=~ is president of tbe ·£rusader's . .Clob. Sbeebl is yice-presi\10111 and 14 Danner I:j~~~iandandLloyd public relatioas Any member caught . BASHAN FIRE TRUCK - Virgil Walker, a member ol the department, and own· " of Walker's Grocery at Bashan, has been a leader in organi,inc Meica County's oewesl fire department. ·~. .. Bashan Area Organizing Volunteer Fire Company i l f B~~RY'S ~ . ' ...... : ,.,.. •• '• ' \ Hado's ' , • I',' l ' ' <>: I I, • '"""' "... ~,,~. ·-'>--~·"'" -:.... :<II"• If FISHERMEN ·ON 'IHEJ:WER· PLAY 7HE CURREN'T NICE ANt:> EASY. 'THEN HIPBOOTS ARRfVES •••• ,- ' .. .. ' v. _ .., .. P ' ' • ' J . drag ·j ra1cin1 off the strip faces a · penalty. That's ne o1 !be purposes of !be rlub. The Dine charter members besides, the three officers, Swain, Tim Bailey, Bill - BARD'S . ' CORNER HamUton, Jack Dray. T Gm MiJls and Richard Smith. Last ye~. Hamilton partlcl· pated in the Summer National at Indianapolis. Two weeks ago, Heck and Swain took part in the Spring National at Bristol, Tenn. Heck iR the second round of a four round runoff, and Swain in the second rmmd. 'llle club meets twice I montb, on Monday, at one of the members' garages, around p.m. Some plans ID enter the Sum· National tbia year at lo- �• I, ' ,I Hew In 'arming • Regatta: ·Recreation Boost T ·.'. - Dairy Industry in 30-Day Spotlight ~---------1 ' bY :unv&at ~· CA.:L:t.= co. Ellli "'"'' ~· JWII! Is Dairy llfimlh, In GaJ. 1ia Counly lhis means a (l'eal number of people are worttna to put the air)' lndullrr, w111t eaoh rocelpll of over $1.\lo mil· lion dolton ••ally to GaDII · ' ' ~ Cu~; Ja»a 1 ~,, :-. t.~ ~~ QV;i.t. Jlcbi fDr Jt ii*Jt, •Beside~ m~' ll!t ., I !1:s be~ ~ H,_' .~grfOl!lllul't bldullry ID Glllla Couoo mono C0111Cio111 G1 1111 dairy Ill' tr M Will as 1bt tlllb'l 1lale of duslr)''s lllbUII conlributlon · to Ohio lor many· years. lbe econoJIIf, the dairy ~· ~ ID daJI')'llli here In 1110 llrin "' fill folb of lha a.m. C!IIDily rqnow cloleiY foocl n1t1e 01 dllrJ prlduela. a- lor lbt tlllb'l slall. Ma· Milk ll eolllldm4 oile of tbe jor lllelude ftfvlr daley m.i ~ DUirltloDs aM t(). firma, !ewer dab')' - , few· ,· r;!l;t; IIi» Diit)t Montb actuaiiJ BY C. E. ~ 11•. bolelt and motels, and Resources Review Commioosion began back Ill 1838. U Is oflic. 1!'11. Ageal, A&rleullln aD kinds of ealing and drinking in a tbree year sludy, reported laDy ~ by 13 na~ JlecreaUon in the big Bend establishment.. In 1962, concluded tbat the d" da!J1 ~ wltb • lbe Melia County area received 111- In the more rocreattcm rela~ mand for ouldoor recre•tlon llmerlcan Dairy ANoctauon..,. other abo! ill tbe arm With Ute od area we expect the! people would double by 11176 and would vlq ·o. ~· for · ~ s""'*'*fuf comptellon of 1 be came 1o the area ond olayed triple by Ute year 2000. second 8llllllil Bic Beod lleja• at the ..rtouscampollea In The Commloslon concluded ta last week. One of 111t 111011 lhis aree oo tbat they could be that Ibis trend to the ...uti ot foOdi tn family imporlanl lblnp wu Ute IIlier· present al the Regatta. We lour major !acton, all expec~ communily cooperation witb know personally of many lam~ ed to increase at an even ~.,.~ · • As I ~ lbove over lloll, ldper tnvealment bill!· Mason, Middleport and p..,... lies tbat had Individual mern- er rate in Ute yeara ahead. Tba f I r s I eotDmtrclally er procluelloll pll' cow. roy workin& lllplher oa lbe bers relurning lo lbe area lo They are: (I) Population exaueeeaalul animated car· · · · eulture) comes from clairylng AIOIII wllb tbell lrtlldt GU1' parade llld many olber re1a~ epend Ute weekend because •I pectod to double by the year lOon to be produced W88 11 ta projeell. Ute Regatta. Tbi> of cou,... 21100; <2) dioposable income, "llllctey Mouse" by Walt Far11181'1 who bave llped up CIIIUOIIIII to nail till eoliAn'· tn G.m. County IIIla year Dal· dalrymea are CGCIIID 111J wart;. 11> lake part in one or 11101' 1 oiJ inC • 1<1111111 provlllons of t11o11 • 1111 to Improve IIIIJt qul!lty Wblle speed boat riCi"' is brought people who now live a· lo quadruple; (3) L els u r e lllluey. Mickey's !tnt rola aDd tUIIIII a more aclln IDI«· wu Ill lbe first animaled the 11166 divmlon prolfllllll - IJI'OIII'IIIIS. 1 l'llber ljiOCiltllzed form of way from here bul have roots lime, 11> increase a third; and IOIIIId cartoon ever ,.,. feed i!'alnl, or wheat .,. J. Melvin Gnbert, Cl¢mall. ID II per 11111 of blllt81 farm ell~ hoiJ!IDII owUia product reertllioa u well as In aome In Meigs County. <I) auto travel, to Increase duced 4'Steamboat WW.ie." . 1Gntlla eounly AIJ'Icullural Bill· ~ m.tl reiJecla I be so vitally onporlanl to us !Gdly. caaea 1 profllabte investment At least one visllor aakod me more tban fourfold. In 1928. Tbe lint f01iu~ workshops In Ute above mtll- btlbtloD 11111 ~~011 tarm 1 proporlimmla share of U'1 bird 11> bolleve, bat m for tbe boal raeln& teams, ev· where the museum was loca~ Th th ORRRCI len&Q> liUJnaled clltoob 1 orybody Ia lnlaftsled In waler ed. This apparently was from e ~por of e . waa Dtmey•s "Snow While tlonecl areas, ond a tour to lbe County Commlllee, aplai!Js·lbe , . _ belwtolllbe 1916 IIU, oocotdlne to till UIDA 8 and the Seven DwarfJ.~ lti Cooboeton Hydrologic 8tatloll lhlt a f11rm<r P1f11cipa11Da 111 oalfollll ~ IIIII ii mU- ''Yearbook ol A&rleullun'' In 110111e of its upecll, a n d earlier reports because thlo P"" :"' ~n t: ""~- scwlel~oc orb 1 1888. U took four years to are htghi!Jhll of lhe weo11: lilt dl\'8'11011 prosnma ~ 11011 _ , ' lbere Wft not enotl8h cow• on 111011 people are inlerested In oon had a mimeographed sheet drroca a 1rac~n bee 11 JDa1te consisted of alloul made avafloble each year to to d......, an iunotmt of ' ~~ Fled prol!uaer~ wbo !be &lobe (1101 C!01IIItlol tbole boa&l. indicating that a museum was atiw ' 1usbomettlegrora. ndmay 447,000 ,photogra'pbed .,._ __ lhe ~-•·· ud u-··'I bl T M H I na ona a u , ape<,laC· two older 4-H'ers in GaJUa age tD •anq ,... wbl\!1111 11ue buee o1 more 111an 25 B(). .of mllaland Cblnl) to give IN· &'IVW -... I'I"IIIM'II ava• a e. o r. owel . Mr. 1 te f drawlnJs and waa lraDaCouty liladpoiD.. &be Rq:at- Locharv and their crew we u ar wa r- 311 • a cave, a County. equal11> the tarm'• llimnBlblle ,... dlnrl :ao per eent of the ery buiDID being a piDt of mDk lated tn 13 lorelp tan; II bas bl'oqlol 1 lol el favor- should 'say "thank you " ror yoo or merely an expanse The week guarantees tntro- ....... Ill IIW!b U8l!ll lA addlo firm beae without pl)lmentl per dl)l, Qnlle often we have &Uiitl. able odverllailll to lbe erea. opening the museum 'for the foeld, a tree covered ltill, or i:i·~~lo and application of lion 11> Ute signed ap under prognm a,reeiMIIIS. hoard IIIIJt referred to •• "Naskllls in conservation. lor di•enlon each 1916 1 ture'1 Moll Perfect Food" llld Ntmtroas HDimeJtl wert benefit of our vialtor!l. t.er m a ~nd or. stream: County can send one program. hllure to ~ till wban '115 bUilon polllldl of mtlk made by bolt ewaen about There is a question, pernapa, would be mtcresti~g to. find and one boy, preferably For Instance, till farmer lag-use or any other iB not eno~ 11> give ~ryon~ tile frleodliROaa ... wllll•l· as to whether jumping lrogs how many people on Meogs 11 neu of the ofllciala In help- are a sport, a form of """"'- ty realize new markers years or older, 11> Conserva- signed up in botb Ute feed ol the progl'lllt' eould at least a pmt of 1molk eacn ill lbe wllora .. eejoy ~lr lion or jual an intereaUng •ide- been onslalled at lhe Poo1larodl Camp each year. 4-H'ers lfaln aDd lbe what PIOII'IIIII, loss of ttl or a aubslanllal dly we aee why everyone In slay ..... line. Wbalever it is, it •lirred Park Wilhm lhe last year. interested ean now eaD or write be would aeed to devote to .,.. of lbe JI!'OINID piJIIIIIIII dairy llldllltl'y, ~-• !be The aponaorfn& i1'0QPI are lo up a lot of lnlereal. II was re- The wr~ter learned on!y County Ellenalon Olllce .to lm'IDI - 111 oflbe lllld di- IIIII erDP - prii!HUpport ~ to the be conaratulalad on tbeor ported al the time of the con- sprong that the Portland o submit tbetr 0111111 lor ciouf4. verlld Wldtr bolb JlfOII'IIIll 11 llld ..,.II, wbeal pal forlb 111011 II· worlt, on tbelr enthusiasm, lllld toot that certain local !armors was lhe scene of the llrst eratllon before June 21. llldllloD 18 bll -m, hilL Oll'tlflealel t1111 dlvmloD 10 dlya ID 11> have might be considering adding lhe Slon of the .North by .conr·. ,ler-1 011 tbetr wtlllngnfu Th~ 4-H J!lleeutlve Comml~ EY111 ba 11 JII'Qdorl"' -a, lllllk IIIII milk everybody have a pari in the breeding of jumping frogs to ate forces, m the CIVIl War By Dick Augspurger will meet lhe eveDIJIC of bll f11U. IIIII II ao1 poinl, II Is lnterealin& to note their acllvltiea. This probobly you haven 1 traveled up lo 4-11 Bummer Aaailllnl 21 at the Fairp'olmdl tD 111'111!111 1 Regatta. would be all righl, bul <t would way recently,. s1op and "'e The once-1M • )'l!ar state ea--rlllloD any fllmer From Ute purely dollar view be a difficuilquostlo!! to deter· I marker of thiS mvas10n and !unity is rapidly and Club Congreu .set. wbeal ~ poinl, II Is inlereollng to note mine how widespread such an so the new marker at the for older 4-H'era in gates. . ~ the ways the Regatta could nave acllvlty could become. At anv land Park. . Counly to learn more bene[itod the area. We know rale, everybody had a jumping To the bard workong loreatry, drainage, HOil oeverat hundred people came in- good Hme In this event. thai put on Ute second annual land use, runoff control, to Ute area and were fed aa the 11 W88 lnlereatlng 1o see Ute Bog Bend Regal~~· all of !Ue, waler safely ~ farm ro'<ult of Ute trainload from Ute new docks In front of Ute Pome- area must say, thanks lor a home waler supplie.<. Columbus area. These wero poo- roy boat landing. This certain- Job well done, you have Slate 4-H Conservation c:~; pie and money eeneraled out. ly is a dealrablo stimulant 1o od ua agam advertose some one ol the tbree highest t side of the area. all kinds of boating up and down the good fesluo·ea of our conn- trip• a 4-H'er can win In In addition lo the barbecue, Ute river. In looking at a Feb· ty tbat we •re proud of. lr. befn& held July 18-23 as woll 11 the otber eating ea- ruary, 111115, map, put out by Ute up the good work!" ~ Oblo. in Liclting Countobllohmenis thai had the op- army encineero, there are stx ty, eoght motes east of Utlc:a. portunlty 1o aocure addlliooal prospective boat launching lllea IRI~H PIUYI'E8T Tbe work of planning a re' rerum, eaeh of Ute oloreo in the listed on either tbe West Virgin- BELFAST Northern source conservation l>ian of a area had lhlo opporl)mlly both ia or Ute Ohio oido of the rlv..- (UP! 1 -More than farm and home, Friday and Salurday and some, aa it flows along Ute bo1r.dar- N o r t h e r n Irish of course, a~ ~n on Sunda~ ies of the county. We are quite marched through One person andic~ted that w~e sure there will be many more Belfast Thursday in a " should have provui~ ~ouvemrs constructed by private individ- tion raP.y'' lead by the Rev. or post cards and ot 18 under- uals that will see Ute opportun- Paisley, self-olyled head of ~ tood that plans are WJder way ity in this form of development Free Presbyterian Chur"n I hl s.ee that these things will be As pointed out recently, the Northern Ireland and~ lprlf Cln For lrold W..O available at future regattas. market for recreation servic- es:treme opponent of con.,lha-11 nthers tbal may ha~o bl!n• eo and f!"'HUeo It e1ng rap- Uon between Protestants FOR . , .•. MASSEXtiERGUSON f1ted were gasoline statoons, gar- 1dly. T11011Utitoor · RCTUIIOII' lbe ·Roman Cltboilt Church. '66 Diversion Provisions ~ ReVIewed for Area Farmers :: ~ =="rr:::; .j •., .. i I I ::r•r=.~:::.:: . . • • Irma "I - Ma Jar, I I &1·1 CJ' •er,:t I H' 4- ers Near 0nee-a-year opporlUDily I •• -'frY I NEW INEWI NEW INEW I I INTERNATIONA[ "CONSTRUCTAI!' .' -- ,, DOW laadar-baokhDt-tnator 1 ( ESTERON 99 WEED KILLER nme to Get Growing With .1 Housecleaning Time Safety Tips ~ · · and :, NEW HOLLAND · Year· 'round Vigilance NeEded~theHome ' 46C ACII CIIMICAL COST SEE US FOR YU denio are more likely lo hap- Never leave buckets of bot .' pen. waler unguarded on Ute Door. Housecleanlna ume can be Dress sensibly for your Don't use carbon tetrachloride arrldenl Ume unleaa you remem housecleaning. Wear olmpte guollne, benzene, or ' ber safely rules. u10 safely clothing tbat Is full enough for fur cleaning. Don't use sen,. whether you rnalte bouae- comfort but not so full tbat It llne near an open Dame. Palin! II cleaning 1 major l(ll'lng pro- wUI catch. on tblnga. Avol<l Oul- only In well-ventuatod rooms. Ject or do Ute wott 1 lltllo al 8 ll!rma slnrll and aprons, gaplime Ute year ali>und. ing pockell and flowln.<~ sleeves. Many oUter safely Pleasing Prices! More IIC<Idenlo happen when Wear good-fitting, low • heeled abould be listed as re: t : : Elly Termtl people are tired or tn 1 hurry, ohoes. during cleanl:>g time. You1 so don't try to do everytblng In Keep your child In mind all o[ them - jual be sure one day. Plan your bousecletn· when you clean. If you have a keep them In mind. ~='II Rear Molfl Chnerol HOipltol ing schedule 11> allow reot.tlme small child, keep him In sense can help you avoid between tiring jobo. Don't set playpen for safety's sake dents, al housecleaning time ~-2176 POMIROY ll'ormerlJ: Muter Feed ' 8114 Co. an lmpoulblo doadtlne for On- you are busy wltb at any oUter time, and mal<e II POMEROY lrd • SycaiiiON Otlllpolll, 4C6o2463 !shine eleantna chorea. When chores. Rem,mber, 11>o, your home a BBfer place you rulh or &el very !Ired you anything ho can awallow which ~ live. take more chances _ ond 'accl· ar· 'ling tbat hao a sharp dangeroU> and should stored out of his reaeh. A II Cleaning Ume Is • good time H 1/:, lo safety-cheek your o,torage space. "A •lace for everylhing and everytblne In Its place" , results in a safe as well as a for Tough lobs convenient home. Make sure w.-eua. medicines and insecticides are I OliVE . clearly labeled and locked a- , way from children. Be very careful about storap of hu,._ ing equipment or war !louvenirs, too. As you clean, cheek your • floors for safety hazards. Re· pair tears or hole~ in carpetIng. Jle.Cement looae tllea and ... ,. ' , floor coverlngo. Make oure all r' ~ . tbrow rugs have non-1kld or buiiHn skldproof backings. Be I SoiDI of our Ultl'l think 110safety-conscious wher. waxint: after aeeinl the Hi&h·torqUI, noors. ~member Uoat pollah· aJI·IUr·drive Gravely Tractor ' ing wax ahou ld be applied tbln and .n.,ear-drive 30"' Rotary and polished well for a safer, go dtly alta dlly, , .., aftw year in the touthl!lt mowinc. longer-laatinK llnioh. And follow All Sizes and ,w Kinds In Stock-Corm:, See The Largest Appliance Dlspl<lv In Ono o/39 yoor-......t. quick directions carefully when app attach tool1. The 'J'ri-State Ared.1! plying wa~ tbel driea ahiny. TW. i• 1111 mower for toua:h Remember tbeae oUter safely 1obl-but it pampere a lawn LOW, LOW ·rRICES rules when cleaning: too. So, no matter wt.t your " mowin1 job . . , toQih or - Use a safe ladder I o r gl'ntJe, euy or bard-put the reaching higli plac.. : never Gravely 30 on your job. You'll climb on chain, box... et<. be turprlsod. Proof7 A FI'M Gift' With - ~on't II'! rub blah gather: Ask us-"11 the Gravely tbrow away immediately. reaUy IndetttructlbleT' Elch Appll1ncel walkintJ ianea open; keep trash and other objects off the lloor . ,. . . ' and a!alra. ,,... .. r. • 1 Good UNCI Ho'P;nt,lS'Cu. USED BARGAINS ALWAYSI - Don't ('arry so much you ' ' •'t$100 512 I. Mota II. Pomoroy, 0. can't """ where you are aoing; A Raal luy At' ' I ,., 1 Good lked Frlgidal,. Automatic lt'a belter to make two trips ..• ' . ' ' IN GALLIPOLIS lhr· to !all. W11her. A R.al Buy At Only - - - $75 Chuck Collier hi'Yico - Cbodo appliances for need(Good a10 new one) ed repatn and for aaftly haz, Store I ' ONLY , SHUs For ... •Masoey-Farguson Tractors • Mossey•Forguson Plowo, Dltco, Cultivators ond Mowers •New Holland Balan • New Holland RokH And all your fatm Meclt BV PAT GLASS Ext. Alesi, Rome E<, . ' lNf pa Fulton-Thompson FARM OIEMICAL Your Farm Service Center ~eigs ·Central Soya of Ohio Equipment Co. TRAOOR SALES o. r-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"--'•llo GR' r rtr Summ• Starts Tough Mower I I .' Willi ·~ ·' . ' ·1st CARTON REGULAR PRICE SAYINGSI Do You Want lowest Price? ... sestQyality? •••' S•rvice? Drive to Landmark in Pomeroy - Open Every Night Til9 (Except Sun.h Indestructible? ' f I ,,, .. WE DELIVERI WE FINANal WE SERVICE! Just Received ATrailer Load of Freezen, Refrigerators; Combinations, Air-Conditioner• .. ·k 15Cu. Ft. Chest Fruzer ...... $195 19 Cu. Ft. Chest Fretztr ...... $235 23 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer ·· · ·· · $215 28 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer ·· · · · · $299 GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES & SERVICE Come to.;·. . . PLIJS ' Only ; \ ~----------~·m. "'l ,i ... c I BUY ONE AtR.~GUlAR PRICf .. AND GET SECOND AT l PRICEI " . A gallon of <;'.!Ike. Thars whet you get in mry 8-bottle eerton pf Coc:a-Cola in haif•· quarta •••• a whole gailen of dellciciua 2nd CARTON! At 1/.2 1~ Price after Coke. Gallon .. ,,,• after gallon . , .• ett.r gallon. ,11•• fh. ta~.~ you never get tired of. It's .. • bitter with Coke .. ,,., after Coke .• ,•.• ' ~Ia, 24 gla$$11 over ice. And Cdke • Pick up several 8-bottle cartons of Coke •'f'aya • In hilf-quisrts. The second one Is half· rtfrllhlng. That's why thln9s ~~~ . . .price until june 241 · 1 . i ~ • ArM-JiluaDtpl. �• I, ' ,I Hew In 'arming • Regatta: ·Recreation Boost T ·.'. - Dairy Industry in 30-Day Spotlight ~---------1 ' bY :unv&at ~· CA.:L:t.= co. Ellli "'"'' ~· JWII! Is Dairy llfimlh, In GaJ. 1ia Counly lhis means a (l'eal number of people are worttna to put the air)' lndullrr, w111t eaoh rocelpll of over $1.\lo mil· lion dolton ••ally to GaDII · ' ' ~ Cu~; Ja»a 1 ~,, :-. t.~ ~~ QV;i.t. Jlcbi fDr Jt ii*Jt, •Beside~ m~' ll!t ., I !1:s be~ ~ H,_' .~grfOl!lllul't bldullry ID Glllla Couoo mono C0111Cio111 G1 1111 dairy Ill' tr M Will as 1bt tlllb'l 1lale of duslr)''s lllbUII conlributlon · to Ohio lor many· years. lbe econoJIIf, the dairy ~· ~ ID daJI')'llli here In 1110 llrin "' fill folb of lha a.m. C!IIDily rqnow cloleiY foocl n1t1e 01 dllrJ prlduela. a- lor lbt tlllb'l slall. Ma· Milk ll eolllldm4 oile of tbe jor lllelude ftfvlr daley m.i ~ DUirltloDs aM t(). firma, !ewer dab')' - , few· ,· r;!l;t; IIi» Diit)t Montb actuaiiJ BY C. E. ~ 11•. bolelt and motels, and Resources Review Commioosion began back Ill 1838. U Is oflic. 1!'11. Ageal, A&rleullln aD kinds of ealing and drinking in a tbree year sludy, reported laDy ~ by 13 na~ JlecreaUon in the big Bend establishment.. In 1962, concluded tbat the d" da!J1 ~ wltb • lbe Melia County area received 111- In the more rocreattcm rela~ mand for ouldoor recre•tlon llmerlcan Dairy ANoctauon..,. other abo! ill tbe arm With Ute od area we expect the! people would double by 11176 and would vlq ·o. ~· for · ~ s""'*'*fuf comptellon of 1 be came 1o the area ond olayed triple by Ute year 2000. second 8llllllil Bic Beod lleja• at the ..rtouscampollea In The Commloslon concluded ta last week. One of 111t 111011 lhis aree oo tbat they could be that Ibis trend to the ...uti ot foOdi tn family imporlanl lblnp wu Ute IIlier· present al the Regatta. We lour major !acton, all expec~ communily cooperation witb know personally of many lam~ ed to increase at an even ~.,.~ · • As I ~ lbove over lloll, ldper tnvealment bill!· Mason, Middleport and p..,... lies tbat had Individual mern- er rate in Ute yeara ahead. Tba f I r s I eotDmtrclally er procluelloll pll' cow. roy workin& lllplher oa lbe bers relurning lo lbe area lo They are: (I) Population exaueeeaalul animated car· · · · eulture) comes from clairylng AIOIII wllb tbell lrtlldt GU1' parade llld many olber re1a~ epend Ute weekend because •I pectod to double by the year lOon to be produced W88 11 ta projeell. Ute Regatta. Tbi> of cou,... 21100; <2) dioposable income, "llllctey Mouse" by Walt Far11181'1 who bave llped up CIIIUOIIIII to nail till eoliAn'· tn G.m. County IIIla year Dal· dalrymea are CGCIIID 111J wart;. 11> lake part in one or 11101' 1 oiJ inC • 1<1111111 provlllons of t11o11 • 1111 to Improve IIIIJt qul!lty Wblle speed boat riCi"' is brought people who now live a· lo quadruple; (3) L els u r e lllluey. Mickey's !tnt rola aDd tUIIIII a more aclln IDI«· wu Ill lbe first animaled the 11166 divmlon prolfllllll - IJI'OIII'IIIIS. 1 l'llber ljiOCiltllzed form of way from here bul have roots lime, 11> increase a third; and IOIIIId cartoon ever ,.,. feed i!'alnl, or wheat .,. J. Melvin Gnbert, Cl¢mall. ID II per 11111 of blllt81 farm ell~ hoiJ!IDII owUia product reertllioa u well as In aome In Meigs County. <I) auto travel, to Increase duced 4'Steamboat WW.ie." . 1Gntlla eounly AIJ'Icullural Bill· ~ m.tl reiJecla I be so vitally onporlanl to us !Gdly. caaea 1 profllabte investment At least one visllor aakod me more tban fourfold. In 1928. Tbe lint f01iu~ workshops In Ute above mtll- btlbtloD 11111 ~~011 tarm 1 proporlimmla share of U'1 bird 11> bolleve, bat m for tbe boal raeln& teams, ev· where the museum was loca~ Th th ORRRCI len&Q> liUJnaled clltoob 1 orybody Ia lnlaftsled In waler ed. This apparently was from e ~por of e . waa Dtmey•s "Snow While tlonecl areas, ond a tour to lbe County Commlllee, aplai!Js·lbe , . _ belwtolllbe 1916 IIU, oocotdlne to till UIDA 8 and the Seven DwarfJ.~ lti Cooboeton Hydrologic 8tatloll lhlt a f11rm<r P1f11cipa11Da 111 oalfollll ~ IIIII ii mU- ''Yearbook ol A&rleullun'' In 110111e of its upecll, a n d earlier reports because thlo P"" :"' ~n t: ""~- scwlel~oc orb 1 1888. U took four years to are htghi!Jhll of lhe weo11: lilt dl\'8'11011 prosnma ~ 11011 _ , ' lbere Wft not enotl8h cow• on 111011 people are inlerested In oon had a mimeographed sheet drroca a 1rac~n bee 11 JDa1te consisted of alloul made avafloble each year to to d......, an iunotmt of ' ~~ Fled prol!uaer~ wbo !be &lobe (1101 C!01IIItlol tbole boa&l. indicating that a museum was atiw ' 1usbomettlegrora. ndmay 447,000 ,photogra'pbed .,._ __ lhe ~-•·· ud u-··'I bl T M H I na ona a u , ape<,laC· two older 4-H'ers in GaJUa age tD •anq ,... wbl\!1111 11ue buee o1 more 111an 25 B(). .of mllaland Cblnl) to give IN· &'IVW -... I'I"IIIM'II ava• a e. o r. owel . Mr. 1 te f drawlnJs and waa lraDaCouty liladpoiD.. &be Rq:at- Locharv and their crew we u ar wa r- 311 • a cave, a County. equal11> the tarm'• llimnBlblle ,... dlnrl :ao per eent of the ery buiDID being a piDt of mDk lated tn 13 lorelp tan; II bas bl'oqlol 1 lol el favor- should 'say "thank you " ror yoo or merely an expanse The week guarantees tntro- ....... Ill IIW!b U8l!ll lA addlo firm beae without pl)lmentl per dl)l, Qnlle often we have &Uiitl. able odverllailll to lbe erea. opening the museum 'for the foeld, a tree covered ltill, or i:i·~~lo and application of lion 11> Ute signed ap under prognm a,reeiMIIIS. hoard IIIIJt referred to •• "Naskllls in conservation. lor di•enlon each 1916 1 ture'1 Moll Perfect Food" llld Ntmtroas HDimeJtl wert benefit of our vialtor!l. t.er m a ~nd or. stream: County can send one program. hllure to ~ till wban '115 bUilon polllldl of mtlk made by bolt ewaen about There is a question, pernapa, would be mtcresti~g to. find and one boy, preferably For Instance, till farmer lag-use or any other iB not eno~ 11> give ~ryon~ tile frleodliROaa ... wllll•l· as to whether jumping lrogs how many people on Meogs 11 neu of the ofllciala In help- are a sport, a form of """"'- ty realize new markers years or older, 11> Conserva- signed up in botb Ute feed ol the progl'lllt' eould at least a pmt of 1molk eacn ill lbe wllora .. eejoy ~lr lion or jual an intereaUng •ide- been onslalled at lhe Poo1larodl Camp each year. 4-H'ers lfaln aDd lbe what PIOII'IIIII, loss of ttl or a aubslanllal dly we aee why everyone In slay ..... line. Wbalever it is, it •lirred Park Wilhm lhe last year. interested ean now eaD or write be would aeed to devote to .,.. of lbe JI!'OINID piJIIIIIIII dairy llldllltl'y, ~-• !be The aponaorfn& i1'0QPI are lo up a lot of lnlereal. II was re- The wr~ter learned on!y County Ellenalon Olllce .to lm'IDI - 111 oflbe lllld di- IIIII erDP - prii!HUpport ~ to the be conaratulalad on tbeor ported al the time of the con- sprong that the Portland o submit tbetr 0111111 lor ciouf4. verlld Wldtr bolb JlfOII'IIIll 11 llld ..,.II, wbeal pal forlb 111011 II· worlt, on tbelr enthusiasm, lllld toot that certain local !armors was lhe scene of the llrst eratllon before June 21. llldllloD 18 bll -m, hilL Oll'tlflealel t1111 dlvmloD 10 dlya ID 11> have might be considering adding lhe Slon of the .North by .conr·. ,ler-1 011 tbetr wtlllngnfu Th~ 4-H J!lleeutlve Comml~ EY111 ba 11 JII'Qdorl"' -a, lllllk IIIII milk everybody have a pari in the breeding of jumping frogs to ate forces, m the CIVIl War By Dick Augspurger will meet lhe eveDIJIC of bll f11U. IIIII II ao1 poinl, II Is lnterealin& to note their acllvltiea. This probobly you haven 1 traveled up lo 4-11 Bummer Aaailllnl 21 at the Fairp'olmdl tD 111'111!111 1 Regatta. would be all righl, bul <t would way recently,. s1op and "'e The once-1M • )'l!ar state ea--rlllloD any fllmer From Ute purely dollar view be a difficuilquostlo!! to deter· I marker of thiS mvas10n and !unity is rapidly and Club Congreu .set. wbeal ~ poinl, II Is inlereollng to note mine how widespread such an so the new marker at the for older 4-H'era in gates. . ~ the ways the Regatta could nave acllvlty could become. At anv land Park. . Counly to learn more bene[itod the area. We know rale, everybody had a jumping To the bard workong loreatry, drainage, HOil oeverat hundred people came in- good Hme In this event. thai put on Ute second annual land use, runoff control, to Ute area and were fed aa the 11 W88 lnlereatlng 1o see Ute Bog Bend Regal~~· all of !Ue, waler safely ~ farm ro'<ult of Ute trainload from Ute new docks In front of Ute Pome- area must say, thanks lor a home waler supplie.<. Columbus area. These wero poo- roy boat landing. This certain- Job well done, you have Slate 4-H Conservation c:~; pie and money eeneraled out. ly is a dealrablo stimulant 1o od ua agam advertose some one ol the tbree highest t side of the area. all kinds of boating up and down the good fesluo·ea of our conn- trip• a 4-H'er can win In In addition lo the barbecue, Ute river. In looking at a Feb· ty tbat we •re proud of. lr. befn& held July 18-23 as woll 11 the otber eating ea- ruary, 111115, map, put out by Ute up the good work!" ~ Oblo. in Liclting Countobllohmenis thai had the op- army encineero, there are stx ty, eoght motes east of Utlc:a. portunlty 1o aocure addlliooal prospective boat launching lllea IRI~H PIUYI'E8T Tbe work of planning a re' rerum, eaeh of Ute oloreo in the listed on either tbe West Virgin- BELFAST Northern source conservation l>ian of a area had lhlo opporl)mlly both ia or Ute Ohio oido of the rlv..- (UP! 1 -More than farm and home, Friday and Salurday and some, aa it flows along Ute bo1r.dar- N o r t h e r n Irish of course, a~ ~n on Sunda~ ies of the county. We are quite marched through One person andic~ted that w~e sure there will be many more Belfast Thursday in a " should have provui~ ~ouvemrs constructed by private individ- tion raP.y'' lead by the Rev. or post cards and ot 18 under- uals that will see Ute opportun- Paisley, self-olyled head of ~ tood that plans are WJder way ity in this form of development Free Presbyterian Chur"n I hl s.ee that these things will be As pointed out recently, the Northern Ireland and~ lprlf Cln For lrold W..O available at future regattas. market for recreation servic- es:treme opponent of con.,lha-11 nthers tbal may ha~o bl!n• eo and f!"'HUeo It e1ng rap- Uon between Protestants FOR . , .•. MASSEXtiERGUSON f1ted were gasoline statoons, gar- 1dly. T11011Utitoor · RCTUIIOII' lbe ·Roman Cltboilt Church. '66 Diversion Provisions ~ ReVIewed for Area Farmers :: ~ =="rr:::; .j •., .. i I I ::r•r=.~:::.:: . . • • Irma "I - Ma Jar, I I &1·1 CJ' •er,:t I H' 4- ers Near 0nee-a-year opporlUDily I •• -'frY I NEW INEWI NEW INEW I I INTERNATIONA[ "CONSTRUCTAI!' .' -- ,, DOW laadar-baokhDt-tnator 1 ( ESTERON 99 WEED KILLER nme to Get Growing With .1 Housecleaning Time Safety Tips ~ · · and :, NEW HOLLAND · Year· 'round Vigilance NeEded~theHome ' 46C ACII CIIMICAL COST SEE US FOR YU denio are more likely lo hap- Never leave buckets of bot .' pen. waler unguarded on Ute Door. Housecleanlna ume can be Dress sensibly for your Don't use carbon tetrachloride arrldenl Ume unleaa you remem housecleaning. Wear olmpte guollne, benzene, or ' ber safely rules. u10 safely clothing tbat Is full enough for fur cleaning. Don't use sen,. whether you rnalte bouae- comfort but not so full tbat It llne near an open Dame. Palin! II cleaning 1 major l(ll'lng pro- wUI catch. on tblnga. Avol<l Oul- only In well-ventuatod rooms. Ject or do Ute wott 1 lltllo al 8 ll!rma slnrll and aprons, gaplime Ute year ali>und. ing pockell and flowln.<~ sleeves. Many oUter safely Pleasing Prices! More IIC<Idenlo happen when Wear good-fitting, low • heeled abould be listed as re: t : : Elly Termtl people are tired or tn 1 hurry, ohoes. during cleanl:>g time. You1 so don't try to do everytblng In Keep your child In mind all o[ them - jual be sure one day. Plan your bousecletn· when you clean. If you have a keep them In mind. ~='II Rear Molfl Chnerol HOipltol ing schedule 11> allow reot.tlme small child, keep him In sense can help you avoid between tiring jobo. Don't set playpen for safety's sake dents, al housecleaning time ~-2176 POMIROY ll'ormerlJ: Muter Feed ' 8114 Co. an lmpoulblo doadtlne for On- you are busy wltb at any oUter time, and mal<e II POMEROY lrd • SycaiiiON Otlllpolll, 4C6o2463 !shine eleantna chorea. When chores. Rem,mber, 11>o, your home a BBfer place you rulh or &el very !Ired you anything ho can awallow which ~ live. take more chances _ ond 'accl· ar· 'ling tbat hao a sharp dangeroU> and should stored out of his reaeh. A II Cleaning Ume Is • good time H 1/:, lo safety-cheek your o,torage space. "A •lace for everylhing and everytblne In Its place" , results in a safe as well as a for Tough lobs convenient home. Make sure w.-eua. medicines and insecticides are I OliVE . clearly labeled and locked a- , way from children. Be very careful about storap of hu,._ ing equipment or war !louvenirs, too. As you clean, cheek your • floors for safety hazards. Re· pair tears or hole~ in carpetIng. Jle.Cement looae tllea and ... ,. ' , floor coverlngo. Make oure all r' ~ . tbrow rugs have non-1kld or buiiHn skldproof backings. Be I SoiDI of our Ultl'l think 110safety-conscious wher. waxint: after aeeinl the Hi&h·torqUI, noors. ~member Uoat pollah· aJI·IUr·drive Gravely Tractor ' ing wax ahou ld be applied tbln and .n.,ear-drive 30"' Rotary and polished well for a safer, go dtly alta dlly, , .., aftw year in the touthl!lt mowinc. longer-laatinK llnioh. And follow All Sizes and ,w Kinds In Stock-Corm:, See The Largest Appliance Dlspl<lv In Ono o/39 yoor-......t. quick directions carefully when app attach tool1. The 'J'ri-State Ared.1! plying wa~ tbel driea ahiny. TW. i• 1111 mower for toua:h Remember tbeae oUter safely 1obl-but it pampere a lawn LOW, LOW ·rRICES rules when cleaning: too. So, no matter wt.t your " mowin1 job . . , toQih or - Use a safe ladder I o r gl'ntJe, euy or bard-put the reaching higli plac.. : never Gravely 30 on your job. You'll climb on chain, box... et<. be turprlsod. Proof7 A FI'M Gift' With - ~on't II'! rub blah gather: Ask us-"11 the Gravely tbrow away immediately. reaUy IndetttructlbleT' Elch Appll1ncel walkintJ ianea open; keep trash and other objects off the lloor . ,. . . ' and a!alra. ,,... .. r. • 1 Good UNCI Ho'P;nt,lS'Cu. USED BARGAINS ALWAYSI - Don't ('arry so much you ' ' •'t$100 512 I. Mota II. Pomoroy, 0. can't """ where you are aoing; A Raal luy At' ' I ,., 1 Good lked Frlgidal,. Automatic lt'a belter to make two trips ..• ' . ' ' IN GALLIPOLIS lhr· to !all. W11her. A R.al Buy At Only - - - $75 Chuck Collier hi'Yico - Cbodo appliances for need(Good a10 new one) ed repatn and for aaftly haz, Store I ' ONLY , SHUs For ... •Masoey-Farguson Tractors • Mossey•Forguson Plowo, Dltco, Cultivators ond Mowers •New Holland Balan • New Holland RokH And all your fatm Meclt BV PAT GLASS Ext. Alesi, Rome E<, . ' lNf pa Fulton-Thompson FARM OIEMICAL Your Farm Service Center ~eigs ·Central Soya of Ohio Equipment Co. TRAOOR SALES o. r-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"--'•llo GR' r rtr Summ• Starts Tough Mower I I .' Willi ·~ ·' . ' ·1st CARTON REGULAR PRICE SAYINGSI Do You Want lowest Price? ... sestQyality? •••' S•rvice? Drive to Landmark in Pomeroy - Open Every Night Til9 (Except Sun.h Indestructible? ' f I ,,, .. WE DELIVERI WE FINANal WE SERVICE! Just Received ATrailer Load of Freezen, Refrigerators; Combinations, Air-Conditioner• .. ·k 15Cu. Ft. Chest Fruzer ...... $195 19 Cu. Ft. Chest Fretztr ...... $235 23 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer ·· · ·· · $215 28 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer ·· · · · · $299 GRAVELY TRAOOR SALES & SERVICE Come to.;·. . . PLIJS ' Only ; \ ~----------~·m. "'l ,i ... c I BUY ONE AtR.~GUlAR PRICf .. AND GET SECOND AT l PRICEI " . A gallon of <;'.!Ike. Thars whet you get in mry 8-bottle eerton pf Coc:a-Cola in haif•· quarta •••• a whole gailen of dellciciua 2nd CARTON! At 1/.2 1~ Price after Coke. Gallon .. ,,,• after gallon . , .• ett.r gallon. ,11•• fh. ta~.~ you never get tired of. It's .. • bitter with Coke .. ,,., after Coke .• ,•.• ' ~Ia, 24 gla$$11 over ice. And Cdke • Pick up several 8-bottle cartons of Coke •'f'aya • In hilf-quisrts. The second one Is half· rtfrllhlng. That's why thln9s ~~~ . . .price until june 241 · 1 . i ~ • ArM-JiluaDtpl. �' ,, ,, j •' '' - '' ' • J ' ' '' '. . Win 5-4, Maloney Gets Eighth , R.eds Nip Mets , j ' . I '· • CINdiNNATI (UP!) .,. losded walb 1o Tommy and Pete Rose in the inning Saturday gave 'I ~r ~~~::!~to'n,LDII: ~· lorcotiJ!C·~-~ Reds' victory ror Maloney, =~ nm ""' ~... Ken Boyer lor the iloNII J the Rtds' = g = t h :. home run of the lblrd 1 6 ict~~~ :~~; wipinl oot • 3-2 lead reacbed oa ~· !,•tl burl~ b)' 1 provided Jim Maloney with v clory in 10 .. I;:.; wASJDNGToN(UPI)-Tw..runhomersbyPedro Gonzalez, Leon Wagner and Fred Whitfield backed ·.\. Palmer Grabs 3-Stroke Lead Ill ,. le In the ....;,.. uc I "'""'s.llielmo. Joho Edwards 1114 L e 0 tbeo Issued 1 secon d pau .'lit• """""" "'""'""" '""" - w ;w_. . e ramo. . _,,;;;.., :,. aeoon~ k 1..;' 00 seventh bo- aJ the .......• AthietiCS Trip Orioles 7-5 In LL Play \ ~:ull~n'• aec~::rlllc:• A Crush Chi bs I3 5 IB umbers Romp Igers Dump yanks II-3 ~ r;/ e~bth ·~. v/tt' .. " .. ~g.;'; th ;;G;;A;;M;.;I!S;.,;TID~S;..;;1.1'EE,;;;;;;K~:===leli~··~·....======"J/ .~:I~nd~~~:a"' . at ~acmeo , were Soulshy wllh IA Vaughan double and Glaz~. S. Story, Grants - Bye and Davis, each a single. JULY II In another Pomeroy Boys' :~~~t Indians a& ~tad League Friday game, the Ti.g. Porllond - Syracuae Gtanta ers dumped the. Yankeeo by a Bye ll-3 marg10 hehmd the three hit JULY II pitching of E. Young who slruck ~tarl at Portland Piraleo oot 18 and walked eighl yrac:l Glanls at Syracuse Tiger hillers were F o y d Racine _a~ Burney, a home run and alngle It and E. Young, B. Blackston and Portland Pirates at Racine ~ A:hol~ each a single. Hit• Glanlll al· Letart KJ I or .e Yankees were Me_Iodlana _ B . nney With 1 home run and o yo swgle and PhaUn With I lingle. i .fu'ty FrJ.J_ ' M3J0r • IJOe • SCOres . · ways HONDA 90 I I For the next two weeks, we are going to pass on great savings on all HONDA 90 cc models. These bikes have great acceleration, good power even riding double, and more fun than a barrel of root beer ...••. with the purchase of any HONDA 90 we will include a windshield, twin ~i;rors, luggage rack, and our bast wishes for a happy HONDA summer. 4 HONDA 90 MODELS·. \ TO CHOOSE FROM •o ecM91-HONDA cua e CT 200-HGNDA 90 TRAIL e CA200-REGULAR HONDA 90, 4 SP&D . . es 9o-~PER SPORT 90 WE HAVE 9 MODELS IN SToCc ON THIS GREAT 90 FROM HONDA R·AWLINGS HOMDA', S Calli" 1" po IS Keglers Do Night games excluded. Satur4ay'• Reoalts: Houston 13 Chicago 5 Cmdnnall 5 New York • The Gallipolis Pony Leo~gue Pbillles piled up 14 runs the fi rst lour inninngs, held on the lasl thr..,, e>:cellent relief pUching Jeff Rose and the result was 11-3 vic.,;ry over lhe lor the unhealen leadel'll. The Giants ore now 1-3 the year. The Phlllles are 4-0. Rose came In 1o relieve in the tilth wilh two out and laced 7 ten the remainder of He fanned sla 10 other m the second on a single tournamenl completed' ~ New York at Cln<innaU (2) - a llomer. triple and single and REMAINDER OF hy Lee Floyd, a stolen base, 1y allhe N;rthern Light r~en • Ru.steck (I-I) and llibanl 12·2) lour RBI'>. Rose and Saunders LITtLE SOUTHERN LEAGUE and Jim Warner's single. Their in Columbus ' anes VB. Pappas (4-5) and 1 had two hits each for the win- r· r In lour and lwo-thJrdo NATIONAL LEAGUE LewiS fanned ?, walked 3, W L Pel. GB nobody, In two ond one-third ' Fran ..... 40 23 .635 innings. IPillsburgll ... 35 25 .5113 313 Barons 210 001 0- f 8 2 Los Angeles .. 35 26 .574 4 Southern . 000 110 0-Z o I Philadelphia . 35 21 .f181i 113 Tannehill (WP), Lewis (3), Houston .. .. 34 26 .34$ 313 and Floyd. Proffitt aod Law- Sl Louis 28 31 17> 10 renee. Umpire: Hilton Wolle AUanlll .. ' · 29 36 '1411 12 Jr., plate. ' Cincinnaii ::: 27 :H :ID 12 New York 24 34 114 Chicago .. '.' . .' 16 41 :31ii :10 Pony Loop Win llt •;:.:;.re Meetfor NCAA Baseball Title Roee brokeboml!r J..l •--q--.- Little Southern ,.;::i~ti~ b:~o b~u=e .~:"~o: Well in State ~~~:d~~~i:tat~~n~u~~~~ght, th:·:~:·~u;;~,e~:e~~~ t San FranciPK'O I.AJs Angeles . cbai'K· U'S on a walk! Dennl8 Ault's Gallipolis howlers did weU In night. , wtth the loss. League SChedU}e smgle, a sacriflCe fly, and a all phases of the eZnd For tile wmnen, Dave Johnpaaoed ball. The Barons got an- Ohio Slate Bowling As oc"::.~ual Today'o Probably Plleherl: soo had three hits in live !rips, acored oa a tl'lple by Howard. Phil Orteg kd Jnnlnio lor athew':..e to gave up the hom a rs Gonzalez and Wag":.: allowed only ·five bi." pllehed perfectHe hallwaa lor:.., BASEBALL last was alter •••redbe.bydoubled, Floyd three innings, lUted JUNE8CHEDVLE 211 m therunIUth. Sieve Lee llr ell out a pinch. bitter in the Pirates al Racine moved to thU'd on an mlteld oul notched hl In 11 and ball of tbe oeventll. Gianls at Letart and scored on a squeeze bunt. oeason Frl:.r1 ;: of the Indians _ Bye Other httlera were Lewis, lwo orial Field Kon Mem.~ JUNE zs singles, Ault a aecond single, Athlellco .:..ed L:e League StfOS . Giants al Portland and Gene Powell, a single. 7-5 The Athlollco Orlol.. PJTates Proffitt laMed l'v !ked .usj,.ted first p1 ~thinlhrunat Syracuse Indians only 3 hit -~ •ra: hill wlna and ace CU ! • -Bye faMed,? walked ~nd bite 00 3 Details 1110the1 ' JUNE 17 ' ' one, 01101 available "to the not CHICAGO (UPI) -- J 0 h Indians al Portland alnce ntinel llllteman and Rusly Slaub Pirates ed In no acorebook was tara- In three runa apiece Salurday al Lelart ! Re~ th taodln to lead lhe Houston Aslroa to Giants - Bye / ar~la. a gs, last 13-5 viclory behind the JUNE 311 ~~.:X;'' k· and the o<hedule pitching of Dave Glusll. at Syracuse Indians · After Cub starter Bill Giants at Racine LEAGUE was slaked to a 3-0 - Bye ! TEAM AND~G Hou.ston came back 1o JULY 5 Athletics •• L R OR lour .runs In the oecond. PITaleo at Letart The Bombers ol Harrisonville Yankees .: . . 3 0 31 13 hit bll homer or the .. Indiana at Syracuse blasted the Jeta by a 14-0 o<ore Red So .. . 2 0 14 f end Ciu<k Harrison and G~anls in Pomeroy Boys' Leegue Ia Tl ' " .. • 2. 0 lt T Maye singled before Bateman -Bye Friday. Vance fa!llled I , 14 17 belted bla lOth homer of JULY 7 , walked three In hurl' •te Sol . " .. I 1 13 13 oeason. at P.orllnnd.P.JWea .. .t'lll:e..l>lll.et lor lUI 1 Senators .. " • 0 2 2 11 . , ...... , . al Syracuse Giants e w nners. Indians .... •· 0 2 7 20 Monday - Yanks vs. lndlaD! - Bye Bomber hillers were Dull Orloleo .. .. . .. 0 3 14 211 Tnetday _ White Sox JULY 11 with a pair of home runs and TOTAL'! vs. p·ll'ates at Symuse two sJn•l , t t 111 III Senators .,ea, Workman, a home LAliT WEEKS RESULTS: Wedoellday _ Indians vs. · Giants • " • run and double, B. Black, 1 Sol Syracuse lndlaoa al Racine double, and alngle and Ohling, White Sol 7 Indians 4 Red Sox • Orioles 7 Thursday _ Tigers vs. Lelart - Bye er, Colterill and Vance each Yankees J Senalora 2 ees JULY If • single. ' Athletics 7 Orioles S , l'ltday - Senators vs. All> Porlland PU'aleo at Syracuse , Gelling hils lor the Jels w':,. :'eeJI 0 1 Fourth Straight Southern With No Jlz•ts ny Siebert's six-hit pitching Saturday and carried John Tannehill and Dao Lew- Jo · Cleveland Indians to a 7-2 victory over the Washington Ia of the Middleport Barons hnsoo acoring. Senators., learned Friday to pitch 8 no-blt In lhe filth, vlalbly !Iring, theGonzales oecond homer of victory over Southern ai TaonebW lanaed Spangler and year in the ...enth llnlal Siebert, lacing the Semltors In Meigs • Gallla Pon pinch hatter OweD!, then walksoored rookie eatcber Budcly for the first time since be play. Y ed B. Hart, hit R. Johnaon and :ker ahead of blm end pitched a no-hiller against . walked B. Diddle to fill !he pped a Z.2 lie. Wbltflold them on June 10, walked only The VIctory was the second bases. followed with hlo lOth of the one In ocoriJii hlo seventh with no losa for the . year with Wasner lhoard 1114 vietory agalnsl three losses. and the slratghl . LewiS, the Barons' big relief l.,o out In the e~th end Hla blUeaa skein against the lor Southern. !~reman, walked ~b Prolfilt to Booker bit hlo first maor Senaloro ended 1A the 'l'annehtU relired the first Ioree m Southern s second run leagae homer In the Dlnth. Jnnlni when Doug Camilli batters lacing him, !ben of the game, then fanned LawThe Indians spotted the a homer lnlo the left R. Johnson who led renee: Lewla sii'U<k out !he Senatoro two earl end stands. the Southern fourth. With side m the Souibern olalh end then lied the ocore ~ urth The Senalors picked up out c. Lawrence end a. seventh, bul walked lwo in the when VIc DaV11UUo sin lind ii!COBd ruo in the third . were sale on baek-to- seventh. !rotted borne ~agner• When Don Blasingame bohbleo at tbJrd base, Profitt a slrong rlghtha d Red Sox his lor BobF wilb therlend, Meta, llllklng w•s nicked - ~;;;;: Washington 7to 2 Tannehill, Lewis Stop , ' ' • ~. . Cin<in~~ti =;or': Me~ r~place/ ':P ::'~n~~~. :'~N::~ P=•~..: ::-~. ::.~~~~.~=t: r~.~~-- . Cleve'·Iand s.·nks. l:·~~~h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~··~~~~~~ma~;wa~~~ed~M~a~lone~y~~~~~~the~~··~·~~r"~"O~~th~l~~~~ =--~~ Boy:.e11reunbad prodlakeolnoaCIOUKen Maloney be wao Competitors Again Complain About Rushing re1ir1J>1 flllll out IIIDCiet1 · bf . Dsve Ellen replaced Selma alter the Moll acored one rwi Jolm.oon al)d . In the te~m· fhandlcap) dlvis- (1-2). P1llsburgh at Allanta- Veate l ners. For the loaers, live dilferenl IOD, Oscar s lmlshed 25th out 16->l vs. Blasmgame (H ) . : players each t~tlected saleliea. of 270 •.•tries, winning 1110. The Philadelphia at St. Louit (2) j Losing pttcher Humphreys Gallipolis squad finished wilh - WISe IJ.2) and Bunning (8-2) 1fanned 10. as did Saunders. a 3,106. Warren captured the vs. Washburn (3-3) and Gibson ] Linescore : learn ~rs wi.th a 3,251 total. (!HI) . . Giants 000 710 0- 8 ; 4 Burltle s Soh10 Service Sla· San Franctsco at Los Angeles ! Phllltes 345 2110 x- 14 10 3 fion was 3oth with a 3,1198 lotal. -Gibbon (3-3i vs. Osteen (6-5). Batteries : WP - Saunders, Erma's Aces was 68th at 3043. Houston at Chicago (2) - Rose 13) and Wilson : LP- Hum· Skyllne Trophy House was 711h CUellar (4-0) and Dierker (3-1) phreys, Mitchell (5 ) and Moowith a 3031 lotal , and the vs. Ellsworth (2-9) and Broglio le,y._ __ _____~ Quaker State Service Center l:l-5). -wa. 92nd with a 3021 total. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 4 New York 3 Falls City Beer placed !80th TEAM w L P<t. GB i Clevelaod 7 Washlnglon l wilh a 2981 finish Baltimore 41 21 .861 I Minnesota 9 Chicago 8 In the doubl" ~vent (actual) Cleveland .•. 37 21 .638 2 California at K.C. , night Bob Harrison and Jerry Bryan Detroit . . .. • 37 23 .617 3 Today's Probably Hed lor aiath place witll a !,2>6 California ••• 33 29 .S32 8 Colifornia at Kansas City, 121 tolal. They shared a 1100 pri2e. Chtcago ... . · 29 Jl .483 11 - Wnght !Hi I and McGlothlin In the doubles event (handi- Mmneaota ... 29 31 .183 II IJ.l l vs. Krausse il·J) cap) Harrison end Bryan pia<· New York ... 26 32 .448 13 ILindblad (2-3 ), . ed third oul of 361 parU<Ipants Washmglon .. 26 38 .4011 16 Cillcag~ at Mtnnesola end earned $300. Kansas C11y . 23 36 .390 i6\\ 1Peters •34 1 vs. Katl 17-51 Bill Easlman and John Dob- Boston .. .. . 21 W .341 1913 Cleveland at blna was eighlh In the do bt Nigh! games e>cluded I' O'Donoghue •:.-21 vs. with a 1312 tolal Pete Ald~les Satarday's Reaallt: 14-ti). and Don e Balii1nore 16 Boston 6 . Detroit at New York at 1280 Lo . R ~Jii "'k·· ." · · -· -·Wlckorsham 13-0 i or Spa.rma . we were e~nnac GAW POUS Norm Slewart l81b .thand ·(2-4) vs. Bouton 11·2). 127B count WI • PONY LEAGUE Baltimore , ot Boston, (21 Roher! and G M hi TEAM W L ROR McNally 15·2) nnd J. Miller (!). ed !8th 1 ith e~ arc 1plac- Phillies 4 o 1$ 2! 3) vs. Santiago IH) and Stange Andy Tol:r. :en Boa:la Ia:= Dodgen .. " 2 1 21 16 IH ). l:Hth with a 1243 score p Reds .. .. .. 2 I 17 20 - '---- - - - - - Pitch~ft W~;hln. :~~a~ Jobn~ 0:,: 273 Melwere CraftIllst andwith Bill 1235 M<Conl· hay and Joe Acree-Dan Stidham ' were liiOth wilh a 1233 score. Julius Janey and Glenn Thompson were 293rd al 1217: Dick Lakin and Richard s 'th 4112nd at 121li Wayne C~l bart and Ro~rt Baird 450tht><; 1196 and Charles Meadowns -~ Johnson 516th at 1191. · In the singles event (hand!· cap) in which 1,1>0 participated Olen W. Neal shot a 7&3, and won f60.84. Richard Smith was 24th with a 696, and Bill East- Giants Braves ... ... l 0 34 24 21 33 J'l TOTALS 9 .9 1311ll LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Reds_ 3 Braves 4 Phlllies 3 Dodgers 2 G1ants 6 Braves 5 Reds • DOOgers - Rain Phillles 14 Gianls 8 TIUS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: MONDAY- Reds vs. Phillie3 TUESDAY- Dodgers vs. Gi· ••~EDNESDAY Phill" - Braves vs. tes . . THURSDAY - G I a n I' vs. man 100th a1 868. Reds Don Jobnaon was 181st with ;ruoAY- Dodge" vs. • 1164, and Bill M<Conihay 343 aves. N · t~ Leopo Roseboro. LP.Sulton 17-1) HR with a 6411. ---rot Game MeCovey (14th). · • In all events, Eastman pick· I ~AU.IPOUS SLOW New York 000 1),11 1120- e 11 0 11 innings ed up 142 by placing 12th out of · TEAM ITCH STANDINGS Clncl 2QJ 120 1111- 5 IO I Clev 100 001 020 00- 4 11 2 21101 thai lllnlshed in the mon- G & J W 3 L0 R62 OR 1 Shaw, Hamilton 18) and Wash. 00120 010 01-lltl or. He totaled 1853. Neal ln ........ · 7 Grote, Taylor Nuxhall, Bell, Allen (8) end Azcue: GSl surance .. 3 I 28 14 Noltebarl. (7), MCCool (8) and Segal, Humphreys 13), Co• (9) Mr8. Halliday is Nationwide In; ... : : Eclwl!'da. WP-Bhaw (3-4). LP- and. CamUll. WP.COJ (:1-3). LP- G II' G If Nazare ~ h Notlobarl <1·2). HR'a-Brsssouct Allen 1:1-2). HR.Salmon (4tb ), a 18 o. mner Ba be I 4 ZO 30 . _ _ MKrgo U.ll1day won lop 1 4 18 52 (lth), Boyer (lib). Secood Game Detroit 000 OOO ll20- 2 lo I honors m the ,Gallipolls Wom· LAST , II 11 IIIII lit New York 000 000 ZOO 2 8 New York 000 110 OOX- 10 o on Golf Club 4 s and 5's even! Gt.J f N".!':,_S IIESIJLTS: 000 100 ooo,.. WilBon Podres (5) Pen Wednellday. urance 3 Fisher (1-3) end I lo and ~an; StoiUe~yre a(~: Betty Evans, Diz RiebardJ, :U~IN:;~• Insurance I Ftlcber, MCCool t7) and Gibbs. LP-WIIson (5-6) end Mary Thomas played In !8) imd Eclwanis. ' HR-Kallne (lOth). • tbe Counlry Club THill 4 (1-f). _ Invitational at Parkersburg. MON • Calli 000 200- f Mrl. l!vano woo the longest DA~ al NaUonwlcle VJ. 011 70 Kans City 1120 000 000- 2 4 2 drive prlle while Mra. Rich- TUESDAY e Pblta 001 OliO Oll- 8 15 Lopez, Benford 12 ), RDjaa (I) arcls won closest 1o the pin on ;; Churvesb Louis · 1120 0111 100- 5 t 1114 Rodiera· Runler G 1111 the No. I green. N • L. Jackaon, Knowles (I) (1), Aker 18 ) and ft, :,f. Betty Miller and Belly wrene Churcb Uecker, Dalrymple (S); Sanford (7•21 . LP·Hunter (W) mer played at the Green mons, Mahaffey (S), WO<tde_ · for moat pars. · ablck (B), llllluda (I) Chicago 000mer played at the Green 001 200 3 81 McCarver, Corral., 18) MinD 000 100 000- 1 1 0 Country Club in Kllolv)ll 11-1). LP-~ John (3-4) end MorUn· Frldey, Betty Miller won lfii..Tolu (Ill). Percy, Worthington (t) lor most para. lltltey, LP-Perry (1-l) HR The Galllpolla infltalional is Berry (tat). • • :.*uled lor Wednesday, ~8): w· tial~"" · rJ:.A!Jj ~ ~ ~ W~thlnglon w:=~A~~h Summer'• Llko now •,01 60 Ford lh To~' · Pkkup, I cylinder. , ...... 64 ·n•Jrtni'' f: 500. 2 Dr. H1rdtop, t cylo lndtr, ftedM & 'ht.W. Whltewtll flrd, • 64 Ford G~~:!~, SOC. 4 Dr. I cy trent, Radle ~er steerirJt, tires. 63 Chevrolet hiAire.C. Dr.l Sltndtrd tr•n•. White tires. 63 Ford Galaxie : 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, ., .,.._ mttic '""'· Rldlo . 1 nl heeter, power 1 white well tlrel. · •••rrne 60 Dodge Pickup Keith Goble Fercl USED CARLQf ·. Locult & SycemqNitl. , ;, . -·· Mklllt...rl ..- ;l Bree:e 66 OLDS SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK · COME WHERE THE ACTION lSI KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAliS Oldsmobile-Cadillae "2·5342 ~P- AIR CONDITION BUICKS All Models In Stock tSPECIALS tLeSABRES tWILDCATS tELECTRAS eRIVIERAS . " 112 Ton, 8 cyl. Clun Air-Conditioned aS:'~ and -- .. 65 Honda POMEROY �' ,, ,, j •' '' - '' ' • J ' ' '' '. . Win 5-4, Maloney Gets Eighth , R.eds Nip Mets , j ' . I '· • CINdiNNATI (UP!) .,. losded walb 1o Tommy and Pete Rose in the inning Saturday gave 'I ~r ~~~::!~to'n,LDII: ~· lorcotiJ!C·~-~ Reds' victory ror Maloney, =~ nm ""' ~... Ken Boyer lor the iloNII J the Rtds' = g = t h :. home run of the lblrd 1 6 ict~~~ :~~; wipinl oot • 3-2 lead reacbed oa ~· !,•tl burl~ b)' 1 provided Jim Maloney with v clory in 10 .. I;:.; wASJDNGToN(UPI)-Tw..runhomersbyPedro Gonzalez, Leon Wagner and Fred Whitfield backed ·.\. Palmer Grabs 3-Stroke Lead Ill ,. le In the ....;,.. uc I "'""'s.llielmo. Joho Edwards 1114 L e 0 tbeo Issued 1 secon d pau .'lit• """""" "'""'""" '""" - w ;w_. . e ramo. . _,,;;;.., :,. aeoon~ k 1..;' 00 seventh bo- aJ the .......• AthietiCS Trip Orioles 7-5 In LL Play \ ~:ull~n'• aec~::rlllc:• A Crush Chi bs I3 5 IB umbers Romp Igers Dump yanks II-3 ~ r;/ e~bth ·~. v/tt' .. " .. ~g.;'; th ;;G;;A;;M;.;I!S;.,;TID~S;..;;1.1'EE,;;;;;;K~:===leli~··~·....======"J/ .~:I~nd~~~:a"' . at ~acmeo , were Soulshy wllh IA Vaughan double and Glaz~. S. Story, Grants - Bye and Davis, each a single. JULY II In another Pomeroy Boys' :~~~t Indians a& ~tad League Friday game, the Ti.g. Porllond - Syracuae Gtanta ers dumped the. Yankeeo by a Bye ll-3 marg10 hehmd the three hit JULY II pitching of E. Young who slruck ~tarl at Portland Piraleo oot 18 and walked eighl yrac:l Glanls at Syracuse Tiger hillers were F o y d Racine _a~ Burney, a home run and alngle It and E. Young, B. Blackston and Portland Pirates at Racine ~ A:hol~ each a single. Hit• Glanlll al· Letart KJ I or .e Yankees were Me_Iodlana _ B . nney With 1 home run and o yo swgle and PhaUn With I lingle. i .fu'ty FrJ.J_ ' M3J0r • IJOe • SCOres . · ways HONDA 90 I I For the next two weeks, we are going to pass on great savings on all HONDA 90 cc models. These bikes have great acceleration, good power even riding double, and more fun than a barrel of root beer ...••. with the purchase of any HONDA 90 we will include a windshield, twin ~i;rors, luggage rack, and our bast wishes for a happy HONDA summer. 4 HONDA 90 MODELS·. \ TO CHOOSE FROM •o ecM91-HONDA cua e CT 200-HGNDA 90 TRAIL e CA200-REGULAR HONDA 90, 4 SP&D . . es 9o-~PER SPORT 90 WE HAVE 9 MODELS IN SToCc ON THIS GREAT 90 FROM HONDA R·AWLINGS HOMDA', S Calli" 1" po IS Keglers Do Night games excluded. Satur4ay'• Reoalts: Houston 13 Chicago 5 Cmdnnall 5 New York • The Gallipolis Pony Leo~gue Pbillles piled up 14 runs the fi rst lour inninngs, held on the lasl thr..,, e>:cellent relief pUching Jeff Rose and the result was 11-3 vic.,;ry over lhe lor the unhealen leadel'll. The Giants ore now 1-3 the year. The Phlllles are 4-0. Rose came In 1o relieve in the tilth wilh two out and laced 7 ten the remainder of He fanned sla 10 other m the second on a single tournamenl completed' ~ New York at Cln<innaU (2) - a llomer. triple and single and REMAINDER OF hy Lee Floyd, a stolen base, 1y allhe N;rthern Light r~en • Ru.steck (I-I) and llibanl 12·2) lour RBI'>. Rose and Saunders LITtLE SOUTHERN LEAGUE and Jim Warner's single. Their in Columbus ' anes VB. Pappas (4-5) and 1 had two hits each for the win- r· r In lour and lwo-thJrdo NATIONAL LEAGUE LewiS fanned ?, walked 3, W L Pel. GB nobody, In two ond one-third ' Fran ..... 40 23 .635 innings. IPillsburgll ... 35 25 .5113 313 Barons 210 001 0- f 8 2 Los Angeles .. 35 26 .574 4 Southern . 000 110 0-Z o I Philadelphia . 35 21 .f181i 113 Tannehill (WP), Lewis (3), Houston .. .. 34 26 .34$ 313 and Floyd. Proffitt aod Law- Sl Louis 28 31 17> 10 renee. Umpire: Hilton Wolle AUanlll .. ' · 29 36 '1411 12 Jr., plate. ' Cincinnaii ::: 27 :H :ID 12 New York 24 34 114 Chicago .. '.' . .' 16 41 :31ii :10 Pony Loop Win llt •;:.:;.re Meetfor NCAA Baseball Title Roee brokeboml!r J..l •--q--.- Little Southern ,.;::i~ti~ b:~o b~u=e .~:"~o: Well in State ~~~:d~~~i:tat~~n~u~~~~ght, th:·:~:·~u;;~,e~:e~~~ t San FranciPK'O I.AJs Angeles . cbai'K· U'S on a walk! Dennl8 Ault's Gallipolis howlers did weU In night. , wtth the loss. League SChedU}e smgle, a sacriflCe fly, and a all phases of the eZnd For tile wmnen, Dave Johnpaaoed ball. The Barons got an- Ohio Slate Bowling As oc"::.~ual Today'o Probably Plleherl: soo had three hits in live !rips, acored oa a tl'lple by Howard. Phil Orteg kd Jnnlnio lor athew':..e to gave up the hom a rs Gonzalez and Wag":.: allowed only ·five bi." pllehed perfectHe hallwaa lor:.., BASEBALL last was alter •••redbe.bydoubled, Floyd three innings, lUted JUNE8CHEDVLE 211 m therunIUth. Sieve Lee llr ell out a pinch. bitter in the Pirates al Racine moved to thU'd on an mlteld oul notched hl In 11 and ball of tbe oeventll. Gianls at Letart and scored on a squeeze bunt. oeason Frl:.r1 ;: of the Indians _ Bye Other httlera were Lewis, lwo orial Field Kon Mem.~ JUNE zs singles, Ault a aecond single, Athlellco .:..ed L:e League StfOS . Giants al Portland and Gene Powell, a single. 7-5 The Athlollco Orlol.. PJTates Proffitt laMed l'v !ked .usj,.ted first p1 ~thinlhrunat Syracuse Indians only 3 hit -~ •ra: hill wlna and ace CU ! • -Bye faMed,? walked ~nd bite 00 3 Details 1110the1 ' JUNE 17 ' ' one, 01101 available "to the not CHICAGO (UPI) -- J 0 h Indians al Portland alnce ntinel llllteman and Rusly Slaub Pirates ed In no acorebook was tara- In three runa apiece Salurday al Lelart ! Re~ th taodln to lead lhe Houston Aslroa to Giants - Bye / ar~la. a gs, last 13-5 viclory behind the JUNE 311 ~~.:X;'' k· and the o<hedule pitching of Dave Glusll. at Syracuse Indians · After Cub starter Bill Giants at Racine LEAGUE was slaked to a 3-0 - Bye ! TEAM AND~G Hou.ston came back 1o JULY 5 Athletics •• L R OR lour .runs In the oecond. PITaleo at Letart The Bombers ol Harrisonville Yankees .: . . 3 0 31 13 hit bll homer or the .. Indiana at Syracuse blasted the Jeta by a 14-0 o<ore Red So .. . 2 0 14 f end Ciu<k Harrison and G~anls in Pomeroy Boys' Leegue Ia Tl ' " .. • 2. 0 lt T Maye singled before Bateman -Bye Friday. Vance fa!llled I , 14 17 belted bla lOth homer of JULY 7 , walked three In hurl' •te Sol . " .. I 1 13 13 oeason. at P.orllnnd.P.JWea .. .t'lll:e..l>lll.et lor lUI 1 Senators .. " • 0 2 2 11 . , ...... , . al Syracuse Giants e w nners. Indians .... •· 0 2 7 20 Monday - Yanks vs. lndlaD! - Bye Bomber hillers were Dull Orloleo .. .. . .. 0 3 14 211 Tnetday _ White Sox JULY 11 with a pair of home runs and TOTAL'! vs. p·ll'ates at Symuse two sJn•l , t t 111 III Senators .,ea, Workman, a home LAliT WEEKS RESULTS: Wedoellday _ Indians vs. · Giants • " • run and double, B. Black, 1 Sol Syracuse lndlaoa al Racine double, and alngle and Ohling, White Sol 7 Indians 4 Red Sox • Orioles 7 Thursday _ Tigers vs. Lelart - Bye er, Colterill and Vance each Yankees J Senalora 2 ees JULY If • single. ' Athletics 7 Orioles S , l'ltday - Senators vs. All> Porlland PU'aleo at Syracuse , Gelling hils lor the Jels w':,. :'eeJI 0 1 Fourth Straight Southern With No Jlz•ts ny Siebert's six-hit pitching Saturday and carried John Tannehill and Dao Lew- Jo · Cleveland Indians to a 7-2 victory over the Washington Ia of the Middleport Barons hnsoo acoring. Senators., learned Friday to pitch 8 no-blt In lhe filth, vlalbly !Iring, theGonzales oecond homer of victory over Southern ai TaonebW lanaed Spangler and year in the ...enth llnlal Siebert, lacing the Semltors In Meigs • Gallla Pon pinch hatter OweD!, then walksoored rookie eatcber Budcly for the first time since be play. Y ed B. Hart, hit R. Johnaon and :ker ahead of blm end pitched a no-hiller against . walked B. Diddle to fill !he pped a Z.2 lie. Wbltflold them on June 10, walked only The VIctory was the second bases. followed with hlo lOth of the one In ocoriJii hlo seventh with no losa for the . year with Wasner lhoard 1114 vietory agalnsl three losses. and the slratghl . LewiS, the Barons' big relief l.,o out In the e~th end Hla blUeaa skein against the lor Southern. !~reman, walked ~b Prolfilt to Booker bit hlo first maor Senaloro ended 1A the 'l'annehtU relired the first Ioree m Southern s second run leagae homer In the Dlnth. Jnnlni when Doug Camilli batters lacing him, !ben of the game, then fanned LawThe Indians spotted the a homer lnlo the left R. Johnson who led renee: Lewla sii'U<k out !he Senatoro two earl end stands. the Southern fourth. With side m the Souibern olalh end then lied the ocore ~ urth The Senalors picked up out c. Lawrence end a. seventh, bul walked lwo in the when VIc DaV11UUo sin lind ii!COBd ruo in the third . were sale on baek-to- seventh. !rotted borne ~agner• When Don Blasingame bohbleo at tbJrd base, Profitt a slrong rlghtha d Red Sox his lor BobF wilb therlend, Meta, llllklng w•s nicked - ~;;;;: Washington 7to 2 Tannehill, Lewis Stop , ' ' • ~. . Cin<in~~ti =;or': Me~ r~place/ ':P ::'~n~~~. :'~N::~ P=•~..: ::-~. ::.~~~~.~=t: r~.~~-- . Cleve'·Iand s.·nks. l:·~~~h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~··~~~~~~ma~;wa~~~ed~M~a~lone~y~~~~~~the~~··~·~~r"~"O~~th~l~~~~ =--~~ Boy:.e11reunbad prodlakeolnoaCIOUKen Maloney be wao Competitors Again Complain About Rushing re1ir1J>1 flllll out IIIDCiet1 · bf . Dsve Ellen replaced Selma alter the Moll acored one rwi Jolm.oon al)d . In the te~m· fhandlcap) dlvis- (1-2). P1llsburgh at Allanta- Veate l ners. For the loaers, live dilferenl IOD, Oscar s lmlshed 25th out 16->l vs. Blasmgame (H ) . : players each t~tlected saleliea. of 270 •.•tries, winning 1110. The Philadelphia at St. Louit (2) j Losing pttcher Humphreys Gallipolis squad finished wilh - WISe IJ.2) and Bunning (8-2) 1fanned 10. as did Saunders. a 3,106. Warren captured the vs. Washburn (3-3) and Gibson ] Linescore : learn ~rs wi.th a 3,251 total. (!HI) . . Giants 000 710 0- 8 ; 4 Burltle s Soh10 Service Sla· San Franctsco at Los Angeles ! Phllltes 345 2110 x- 14 10 3 fion was 3oth with a 3,1198 lotal. -Gibbon (3-3i vs. Osteen (6-5). Batteries : WP - Saunders, Erma's Aces was 68th at 3043. Houston at Chicago (2) - Rose 13) and Wilson : LP- Hum· Skyllne Trophy House was 711h CUellar (4-0) and Dierker (3-1) phreys, Mitchell (5 ) and Moowith a 3031 lotal , and the vs. Ellsworth (2-9) and Broglio le,y._ __ _____~ Quaker State Service Center l:l-5). -wa. 92nd with a 3021 total. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 4 New York 3 Falls City Beer placed !80th TEAM w L P<t. GB i Clevelaod 7 Washlnglon l wilh a 2981 finish Baltimore 41 21 .861 I Minnesota 9 Chicago 8 In the doubl" ~vent (actual) Cleveland .•. 37 21 .638 2 California at K.C. , night Bob Harrison and Jerry Bryan Detroit . . .. • 37 23 .617 3 Today's Probably Hed lor aiath place witll a !,2>6 California ••• 33 29 .S32 8 Colifornia at Kansas City, 121 tolal. They shared a 1100 pri2e. Chtcago ... . · 29 Jl .483 11 - Wnght !Hi I and McGlothlin In the doubles event (handi- Mmneaota ... 29 31 .183 II IJ.l l vs. Krausse il·J) cap) Harrison end Bryan pia<· New York ... 26 32 .448 13 ILindblad (2-3 ), . ed third oul of 361 parU<Ipants Washmglon .. 26 38 .4011 16 Cillcag~ at Mtnnesola end earned $300. Kansas C11y . 23 36 .390 i6\\ 1Peters •34 1 vs. Katl 17-51 Bill Easlman and John Dob- Boston .. .. . 21 W .341 1913 Cleveland at blna was eighlh In the do bt Nigh! games e>cluded I' O'Donoghue •:.-21 vs. with a 1312 tolal Pete Ald~les Satarday's Reaallt: 14-ti). and Don e Balii1nore 16 Boston 6 . Detroit at New York at 1280 Lo . R ~Jii "'k·· ." · · -· -·Wlckorsham 13-0 i or Spa.rma . we were e~nnac GAW POUS Norm Slewart l81b .thand ·(2-4) vs. Bouton 11·2). 127B count WI • PONY LEAGUE Baltimore , ot Boston, (21 Roher! and G M hi TEAM W L ROR McNally 15·2) nnd J. Miller (!). ed !8th 1 ith e~ arc 1plac- Phillies 4 o 1$ 2! 3) vs. Santiago IH) and Stange Andy Tol:r. :en Boa:la Ia:= Dodgen .. " 2 1 21 16 IH ). l:Hth with a 1243 score p Reds .. .. .. 2 I 17 20 - '---- - - - - - Pitch~ft W~;hln. :~~a~ Jobn~ 0:,: 273 Melwere CraftIllst andwith Bill 1235 M<Conl· hay and Joe Acree-Dan Stidham ' were liiOth wilh a 1233 score. Julius Janey and Glenn Thompson were 293rd al 1217: Dick Lakin and Richard s 'th 4112nd at 121li Wayne C~l bart and Ro~rt Baird 450tht><; 1196 and Charles Meadowns -~ Johnson 516th at 1191. · In the singles event (hand!· cap) in which 1,1>0 participated Olen W. Neal shot a 7&3, and won f60.84. Richard Smith was 24th with a 696, and Bill East- Giants Braves ... ... l 0 34 24 21 33 J'l TOTALS 9 .9 1311ll LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Reds_ 3 Braves 4 Phlllies 3 Dodgers 2 G1ants 6 Braves 5 Reds • DOOgers - Rain Phillles 14 Gianls 8 TIUS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: MONDAY- Reds vs. Phillie3 TUESDAY- Dodgers vs. Gi· ••~EDNESDAY Phill" - Braves vs. tes . . THURSDAY - G I a n I' vs. man 100th a1 868. Reds Don Jobnaon was 181st with ;ruoAY- Dodge" vs. • 1164, and Bill M<Conihay 343 aves. N · t~ Leopo Roseboro. LP.Sulton 17-1) HR with a 6411. ---rot Game MeCovey (14th). · • In all events, Eastman pick· I ~AU.IPOUS SLOW New York 000 1),11 1120- e 11 0 11 innings ed up 142 by placing 12th out of · TEAM ITCH STANDINGS Clncl 2QJ 120 1111- 5 IO I Clev 100 001 020 00- 4 11 2 21101 thai lllnlshed in the mon- G & J W 3 L0 R62 OR 1 Shaw, Hamilton 18) and Wash. 00120 010 01-lltl or. He totaled 1853. Neal ln ........ · 7 Grote, Taylor Nuxhall, Bell, Allen (8) end Azcue: GSl surance .. 3 I 28 14 Noltebarl. (7), MCCool (8) and Segal, Humphreys 13), Co• (9) Mr8. Halliday is Nationwide In; ... : : Eclwl!'da. WP-Bhaw (3-4). LP- and. CamUll. WP.COJ (:1-3). LP- G II' G If Nazare ~ h Notlobarl <1·2). HR'a-Brsssouct Allen 1:1-2). HR.Salmon (4tb ), a 18 o. mner Ba be I 4 ZO 30 . _ _ MKrgo U.ll1day won lop 1 4 18 52 (lth), Boyer (lib). Secood Game Detroit 000 OOO ll20- 2 lo I honors m the ,Gallipolls Wom· LAST , II 11 IIIII lit New York 000 000 ZOO 2 8 New York 000 110 OOX- 10 o on Golf Club 4 s and 5's even! Gt.J f N".!':,_S IIESIJLTS: 000 100 ooo,.. WilBon Podres (5) Pen Wednellday. urance 3 Fisher (1-3) end I lo and ~an; StoiUe~yre a(~: Betty Evans, Diz RiebardJ, :U~IN:;~• Insurance I Ftlcber, MCCool t7) and Gibbs. LP-WIIson (5-6) end Mary Thomas played In !8) imd Eclwanis. ' HR-Kallne (lOth). • tbe Counlry Club THill 4 (1-f). _ Invitational at Parkersburg. MON • Calli 000 200- f Mrl. l!vano woo the longest DA~ al NaUonwlcle VJ. 011 70 Kans City 1120 000 000- 2 4 2 drive prlle while Mra. Rich- TUESDAY e Pblta 001 OliO Oll- 8 15 Lopez, Benford 12 ), RDjaa (I) arcls won closest 1o the pin on ;; Churvesb Louis · 1120 0111 100- 5 t 1114 Rodiera· Runler G 1111 the No. I green. N • L. Jackaon, Knowles (I) (1), Aker 18 ) and ft, :,f. Betty Miller and Belly wrene Churcb Uecker, Dalrymple (S); Sanford (7•21 . LP·Hunter (W) mer played at the Green mons, Mahaffey (S), WO<tde_ · for moat pars. · ablck (B), llllluda (I) Chicago 000mer played at the Green 001 200 3 81 McCarver, Corral., 18) MinD 000 100 000- 1 1 0 Country Club in Kllolv)ll 11-1). LP-~ John (3-4) end MorUn· Frldey, Betty Miller won lfii..Tolu (Ill). Percy, Worthington (t) lor most para. lltltey, LP-Perry (1-l) HR The Galllpolla infltalional is Berry (tat). • • :.*uled lor Wednesday, ~8): w· tial~"" · rJ:.A!Jj ~ ~ ~ W~thlnglon w:=~A~~h Summer'• Llko now •,01 60 Ford lh To~' · Pkkup, I cylinder. , ...... 64 ·n•Jrtni'' f: 500. 2 Dr. H1rdtop, t cylo lndtr, ftedM & 'ht.W. Whltewtll flrd, • 64 Ford G~~:!~, SOC. 4 Dr. I cy trent, Radle ~er steerirJt, tires. 63 Chevrolet hiAire.C. Dr.l Sltndtrd tr•n•. White tires. 63 Ford Galaxie : 500 4 Dr. I cylinder, ., .,.._ mttic '""'· Rldlo . 1 nl heeter, power 1 white well tlrel. · •••rrne 60 Dodge Pickup Keith Goble Fercl USED CARLQf ·. Locult & SycemqNitl. , ;, . -·· Mklllt...rl ..- ;l Bree:e 66 OLDS SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK · COME WHERE THE ACTION lSI KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SAliS Oldsmobile-Cadillae "2·5342 ~P- AIR CONDITION BUICKS All Models In Stock tSPECIALS tLeSABRES tWILDCATS tELECTRAS eRIVIERAS . " 112 Ton, 8 cyl. Clun Air-Conditioned aS:'~ and -- .. 65 Honda POMEROY �'_,,, " I River News I .. ':r· ' I, Supt. Owens Testifies Clay Baker's Contract Terminated Without_ .r------:r,·----~-~-~~.,J :Bboclell··llelfJ, IN OUR ~ 4=._~TroJ GaiJIO readlllp: GalilpoUs " ~; Dam, 12.1 and 12.1 rtiiUIInil 3 Pl. ~I; X.lbryD feet of rollers; Pt. Pleasant, .Barrlso!>vllle. 24.20; Pomeroy • Mason 20.61; Plea11111t Valley Hotpllll da Priddy, Buffalo; Eiri·.Burks, ~~•,:;:;,~~~ Bobatlt. Hinton 0.92 stationary; Kanaw· Admitted - Mrs. David Frazier Bottom; Edward 0'· ..,, Ell ..........., ha Falls, 2.>7. falling; Charles- Clarkson, Gallipolis; Dallas Wil· Brien, Pt. Plee!anf; A Ita n linuduhell. · · IY DICK THOMAS ton, 11.91 lal!mg. All Kanawha long, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Melin· Campbell, Southside. Danny Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gil- River Dams are on the " 0· moebarged - Mrs:. Daniel · JJotler Botpflll . more, 818 Third Ave., won the Athletic Key as a gradu- Boat Movements1:45 a.m.; Te<as down 7:10 a. Childers, Pl. Pleasant, Law· Holzer Hospl(al - VISiting aling senior this year at Gallia Academy High School. I Obio River_ Lock 13, Beck· m. : Meldahl Locks, J. S. Lew- renee Young, Glenwood; Mrs. bours 2-4 and 7-ll .p. m. Parents But h e als~ ':"on ano{her honor which has received much ,jord down 12:30 a. m.; Kentuck-1 is up 9:15 p. m.; R. H. Bos· Carrie Spurlock, L':'"'; Dale only on Pedlabics Ward. !e% recogmtion. ian down 5,30 a. m.; Onward , worth II up 12:115 a. m. ; Beaver Beam, Pt. Pleasant, Keith Admllalou lt was mentioned, however, in the commencement down 6,115 a. m.; E'Deana Bos- up 6:211 a. m.; Joseph Chotm Conk, Pt. Pl:asant; Mrs. ·1. H. Robert D. Gordon, 833 F~:: storv that he won this other honor, "The Week m Wash- worth down 7 a. m.; Lock 11, down 7:15 a. m. Cassell, Gallipolis Ferry; .Mrs. ,Ave.; Mrs. Clan B. Cos, I ingt.o n," essay contest, sponsored by lOth District Con- ' Poplar up at 7:15 p.m.· G lll 11 Lock Kathy R , William Baird and daughter, ka Star Rl.; Danny R. Holley, gr'ess~an Walter H. Moeller. I t_hink it is appropriate that Martinsville down 4:35' a.m.; dow~ 211' . m.~ Harve>; Jor:l Southslde. I.Jnco!n Pike; Mrs. X~ C. Jlam~ys wm~m~ essay , IS publis~~d. . Lock 15, Eastern up 3:15a.m.; dan down p. m.; Queen City I Reed, Rt. I, VInton; Hornor E. , . Is Patnotism. Out of Date . by Dan~ Gtlmore, ,Louisiana down 6 a.m.; Vulcan up 8:45 p. rn.: Phillip Sporn Veteran• Memorial Boopllal Cooper, Pomeroy; Mrs. ~ (,allla County, Gallia Acade·l . . . down 6:30 a. rn.; Lock 16, . Semel up 12 .115 , T. Young, Rt. 4, Jacboo; El· 10 .10 mv High School. , lOth Ohm Congresswnat DIS· down 12:30 a. m.; Rober! m ·. J~fl:~t down l2:5ll ·a. Admissions - HatUe Powell, Mrs. P!'l"l' F. Cardwell, 1!-t. 3, " Is. patriottsm out of date? ,lrtet, wa~ reprmted m the Reed up at 3:211 a. m.; · . il· h Woods u 1,45 a.m.; Portland ; Eber Stowe, Syra- vin McGowan, Rl. 4, oak H~'; ThiS LS a quest10n many Amer- ~June 14 tssue of the Congres- ' up S· 2() a m.. Reliable up mst., 1 ISExa p3. 15 am . .cuse· Rose Goodwin Pt. Ple•.. Wellston. :cans have been asking tbem· sional Record, at lhe reque<t" m.. u;ck l7 Jefferson up Lee hi' pMreCssl afupd · 3.20· •·• ant · ' Cynthia Ritchie Tuppei'S ~~~~:I.Rht. · · th last congressman Moe11er. «. ·• • aug 1n c e own . · • ' -;rlves. especrally m e of 7:30 p. m.; Little George up m.; Mt. State down a.m.: Plains; Robin Ritchie, Tuppen Mrs. James mo•· ll :lO 4 1 kw months. We bave seen pro- ~ :1:25 a. m.; John J. Rowe up 3 Defender up 7, 25 a. m.; lllin- 1Plains ; Mary Arms, Pomeroy; PbiiHp Bailey, l'e1111Y "'st marches on college cam· : OUR _BOY DAVE Roberls, :a. m.; Rose G. up 1:30 a. m.; ois u 8,20 a. m.; Valley Voy· John Kerns, West Columbia. Mrs. WUson puscs all over lhe country. Mai'· ' Galhpohs Ltttle . Leaguer, :Lock 18, Dixie down 7:10p.m. : B er pwaitillg below dam. I Discharges - Orville Arltlll, E. Brown, Gus P. d 1es protestmg our government 1seems to have run mto some 1Lock 19, Steel Ranger up ~g~iiiiiiiliiiiii Vietnam policy, mar~hes pro- !trouble in the last couple of a. m.; Lock 20, A. J. Patten Ill testing racial segregat~on, mar- \weeks down -at A."iheville, N.C., 4:15 a. m. ; Lock 21, St. M,.,•.-, ehes protesting the mcreased 1 where he is pitching for the down 1:20 a. m.; Lock 22, draft quota. and mar.~rre~. P_ro \Pirates farm club that is still ier Williamson up 5:15 a. m.; testing anything and every~lung leading the Southern League, Lock 23, Glendora down 5 p.m.; C• uur government ~ors It IS· as of June 8, with 28 wins and 1 Orco down 8 p. m.; true that some of these pro- 17 losses. This is according to Locks Luther Herdman down tests are jusmted, but for lbe !be latest issue ol Sporting 4:10 p. m.; Mark Eastin d01ND II mos t part these protest3 :1re News. 8:30 p. m.; OVEC down 10 p.m.; just trying to get the gov er~- The latest issue reports Rob- Franklin Pierce down 10:50 p. ment to do away wlth some- , erts participated in ll games m.. Western down 11:30 p. m.; thing these minority groups are during which he pitched 74 inn- Lady Rosemary down 12:30 a. • . ings, struck out 64, won five m. ; Alton Zephyr down 1:20 a. against. Ja! "11 a person from a foretgn land lost two, with an earned m.; Frank B. Durant doWil ! :SO ' country were to come to the i run average of 1. 71 per game. a. rn.; Buckeye State down 5United States and hear of 1This means that from May 28 Mo I > these protest marches and ' through June 5, Roberls all' . . .. demonstrations, his first im· lpeared in four games, pitched . only if Clay loca~ distnct }OJns pression would be that all 25 innings, struck out 29 batters ! plan . . . . Bond LSsue a~proval Americans are hypocrites and . and was charged with two needed to insure Kyger Creek that patriotism is a thing of losses. I charter; approval of $1,7511,0011 the p'BSL · But Dave still rater, high as bond issue set for vote July 17, "On !he olher hand, if this an Asheville hurler, according I needed to get high school char· Jat same visitor to our country I to a brief item in Sporting , ter for new district. I •COl were to sit in on a Be!sion of INews, entitled "Tourists Long I Congress and ~~me a P~rt of on Route," as follows : June It, l!4l - Jame~ D. tlle lively dehales and dtscus- 1 Asheville's four main start-. Walker appointed Nattonal ~ions, if he could attend a meet-! ing pitchers boasted 20 com- 1Banlc E:umlner, resigns Commf; nf the Supreme C.turt a ;d j plete games in their first 35 , mercia! and Savings Bank, se{' the care and the long ' efforts. When Silvano QJt;·.J Ileaves for Cleveland.... Rep. 110urs of work which go Into da defeated Columbus (Yank· !Craig D. Slagle named 2nd Lt. interpreting and explaining . ees), 3-1, June 4, the route- i in new Ohio State Guard; a~ JawR wh ich ar~ passed D\ ( o""~- : going performance was bis 1signed to Second Regiment, g ress~ or even if be could visit :sixth in nine outings. Dave Rob- : Company K., Athens .... Carl :1 traffic court in a small town erts had five complete games · C. Byers, GAHS principal, takes in the United States, he would 1in eight starts, Dock Ellis five :summer post at Ohio State readily see that his first im- in nine and Ken Larsen four I University . . . . Gallia cbamp pression was wrons. He would in nine. AI that time, only twa reaches finals of Tri-State mar· "' that tbe unpatriotic Amer- . other pitchers in the entire • ble meet; Ira Persinger loses to i(·ans represent only a s":'all ~ Ieague, Ken Widman of Knox- 1W. Va. youth in thrllling tiUe pcree nlage of our populatwn. ville, and Jim Nash of Mobile, ! battle . . . . Woodrow Luman, l·Pc. Lfvftg I oom )1 ,.. .,,·mild seP that m-. . . ·. -\ IHP.r· had as many as four complete 1 former Cadmus coach, joins icans are patriotic and show . games. · IAir Corps; first Galli& county l h~ir patriotism by trying to . Dave .Roberts' .,streak ol fiv~ e • eoach ··• sign up with Uncle :__I pArmrve the_ righls of every slr~ight ••b. k Jll& hi"'IICI&'l~~- Sam,\!~" . . , mPr1can c111zen. 1es was ro en w en o WllU ~-... ···c~"" o:::,.:f?!.i ··Many times we Americans . •Ga.) pinned a 7-2 defeat'111 . Jui r Jr,-iib are >pi lo become apathetic •the Asheville Jellhander, !\IllY D. C. - Expect 100,0011 Ameri· 1,r indifferent to !he problem of 28. Roberts yielded eight.' Iilli Icans will answer call; virtual· pa triotism. We seem lo get the and was losing 3·2 when, he · ly entire strength of National com~lacent attibJde lh31 i1olil- departed after five innings. ·Guard ordered out . ... Captaia ing will happen 1o the United ' H. E. Houck of Company F Slates. If someone is unpatriotic, . AND NOW FOR some news has received no orders except IH dv't's something to show his llriefs you were reading 10·25 that all companies of the 71h adverse feeling toward his 511 years ago: IReglmeot will be placed Ia ('fmntry. we seem to think il is 1readiness to move . . . . Sgt. not our respon~bllity lo do June 11, lt58 - Gallia coun- Larsen, a mllltary man of ez. S'lm':'thing about it or report ty commissioners appropriate perience, is here to prepare il lo the proper authorities. We $0,000 to be used In Improve- Company F lor servlee In case : must come to undt>rstand that ment af site ·for Junior Fair .. af a call ·to the border · ..... ,• II democ-racy is to .~1 1rv.r... . v.~ Gallia count9 distnet library's Miss FJorence Kerr left OXford • must stand firm and show . Robin Hood book club and Sunday after a vlsU with friends through our actions that patriot- . Grandmaw Emma Gatewood and went to Chicago where sbe IS m in the United States is not : bike in GSI hills . . Coodition- will enroll at the lfnlversity out of date " ; al OK given by State to school Ilor the teachers' training elass Daany'a essay,pfs were 10 : ptan; merger of Guyan, Har- : · .. Mr. George (Ada) Adams, oth:r - ~~nly winne~f in ...,:!~~ i rison, and Ohio local districts, i the well-known steamboat eook .. · ·· -· --· .. -- - - ... -- · ,aod steward, brought a beaut!· BIRTHS. PtVORtES lui bouquet of flowers to the I REAL ESl A J1 Tribune office this morning. OEA THS, MARRIAGES Ada bas been having string beans out of his 1ardea for lln'HI 011' WIIK . :!~h;..!:.•h • Hlllley • Wood rq • . I several days. 'TotldiW - Mr . •nd llln. Ton:~ R. <ii!lrles TOWN FARMDS 'ANK .... ~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' .• lHE FARMERS lANK ' and SAVINGS CO. Mtmbor l'edoral • - , . Syotem Mt...r ,,D.J.C. 1 ' 1_ ms ONLY WITH A 10 CUBIC FOOT , LIVING RO 1 REFRIGERATOR' ....... ·. J•m'l 1 • " ....... _' ] the hearing Tuesday. \J;t(.. • •.,... """"-··~-- ..f " - resumes at 7 p.m. Cllmu of tlu: aettiOI wao wbea Epling asked owens U he ~ati ofmore feeling toward Baker's tldt," ....., the cOUDiy soperlateodent auswered, "I''II•·GPPOsed to brealdq a .O.traet. The, board dld oot have eooap !evidence to justify · breakblg the contract ,,,m oppoltd to breaking a of the cootract. A teaeber't contract Is sacred, The Oblo . f!'~~ Dro:o.o!tl.a!'t J'.lh11 ~ fdnr- gan rapped for order but did not state hls intentions to hav• the auditorium cleared as he had on earlier slmllar occasions, When asked if the board had any cause to terminate Bak· er's contract, Owens answered uNo breaking a contract with· out cause is a serious matter.'' That was in answer to a question by Epling on re-buttal or re-cross examination. Kicking off the climaxing testimony was this question ask- not accepting bls r~ lion about not reblrlntl t h e teacher bul the prosecuting atThe article poirited out the torney asked, not requiring the witnss to reveal who I he teacher was, uHow long ago was it?" Owens anawered two years ago. Epling then introduced the November 1!165 Parents School News, Issued by the county superintendent's office, and Scltool Dllttld.· . 'l'W lrllOlt Pol....· till! ' wtaknetaea and dellelen!:lel ID the district, and rQUI!'IfB'W'I, , !!1"' !"- ~~· t>! ""' ~ •' organize, name an esecUI!tt eommluee, and a IUI'Vey C!fllll! m!UOO, and have an out • of <' oounty survey team lilake, ,ttl ~ study of cond!tlona in lilt .....: , tr!ct, ask the Slate !W itl!tllit ance, draw up a Pf"8l'8!!l, then aubm!t that ~"til the hoard. In RDiwer to EpliDI'• '1- · tton, o..... oald be bad . 1IOt ' aubmltted the artie!• to the (Continued On Pqa 11) IJ!4 , in Wreck One man was Injured ln the yield the right of way when tempted to pull over Into the injured and no charge was filed. VOL 1 NO. 20 SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1966 SECOND SECTION Page 11 collision ol a ptckup truck and making a left turn. right lane, officers stated, bi• Arrests by the patrol Fri-' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ two cars, one parked, at 10:311 Basil E. Casey, 18, Ga!Upol- ·car struck the Cas!<> car. No ~ day included : James E. Spriegp. m. Friday on Rt. 7, a mlle ls Ferry, was cited to municl- one W.s injured and there w"" 'ei, 18, Patriot Star Rt., speednorth ~I !he Silver Bridge at pal court on a charge of chang-- moderate damage to both cars. Iing, cited to municipal · Kanauga, the State Highway ing lanes ·wllhout caubon June , Another accident occurred at June 21; Ralph L. Bennett, Patrol reported. 18 after 1111 accident at 10 a.m. lf2:40 a. m. Saturday on Rt 775, ·Gallipolis, speeding, cited The patrol said thnt Forrest Friday on Rl. 35, just south oi l live and one-bail miles south 21; Jerry R. Brammer, 22, Rt. A Rt. 1 Rutland man was bos- squadmen. llarlenbach alao Jnvttdl~ I Woyan, 29, Kanauga, headed the Silver Bridge. of Rt. 141. Officers said that ll, Bidwell, speeding, cited JmM! I pitalized for treatment of inAulhorities reported A letwo-car m!abap SaturdaJ • • lOrth, made a left tum into The patrol said that Elmore William R. Boring, 32, Rt. 2, Al- 20 ; Joyce M. Stewart, 30, juries sustained in a motorcy- shire los! control of the cycle a. m. at the lotarlectioa II :he parking lol at !he Green F. Casto, 73, Cheshire, was bany, ran off the right side of : lipolis, speeding, cited June cle accident Saturday at 5: 30 on a curve about a hall mile VIDa and BroadWIJG II Gables _in front of a southbound 1heade~ south in the right laoe 1the highway and struck an em· Iand Barbara A. Mannon, 30, Rt. p. m. on the New Lima Road north of the Rutland Post Of. Raclne. ~r dr1ven by Kenneth Dabl- and Casey was in the left or Ibankment. There was heavy . 1, Patriot, speeding, cited in Meigs County. lice. The cycle went oil the It was reported 1trom, ZB, Baltimore, Md. Icenter lane. When Casey at- damage to tbe car. He was not122. right slde of the roadway, trav- Hartley, Racine, lranllll Dahlstrom's car struck the ·--- -- · · · The Sheriff's Department eled up a ditch, and wrecked aouth, turned oato VIDH& ad right side of the truck and then said Jimmy Eugene Alesllire, The Harley . Davidson, pur· colllded with a Cll' operllltl llr 23, was transported to Vete.,ns chased only two days ago by Leda Mae Kraeuter, llad" 1'1·. Memorial Hospital lor treat- John McKinnon, Youngstown, Damagea wert DOl el 1 1,_ was minor damage to the Wed· ment of multiple lacerations a- was heavily damaged The and no lnjuriel wn l'lpt1l'll4. dte car but heavy damage was hove the left eye, shoulder and mishap was still under investJ. Hartley was clted lo llelp done to the Woyan trock and leg injuries. He was taken to gallon Saturday night. County Court 011 a ~- 4 the Dahlstrom car. the hospital by Middleport E·R Deputies ol Sherilf Robert C. having no operalor'l tiOoae. Durward Gable, 55, Baltimore, 1\ld., a passenger in the I! I'" REV. GALLOWAY Dahlstrom car, was treated at Robert WW Jr., necative Holzer Hospital for lacerations vl<e-presldent of the VIDtoa of the face a.nd scalp, and reCounty Nailoaal Bank, today leased. was oamed chalrmaa of the The patrol cited Woyan to VIDtoD County MOler I or Gallipolis municipal court June ' .lr'-'·'•,!!HI Congress Committee. 25 on a charge ol failure to ID accepting the posl Wlll said, "I feel Clareace E. Mfl. Two noted olftc!O, oat from ler Is a most capable candi· West and lbt albor 1 date. His views on the proper ~ d~~:~!f: of 'lbe Couoll· admiulstration of goverament Coal Company, will hi oertalnly are in the best Interests of the Tenth Colll'essloaMeigs County Wedneaday, a1 District." 22, to apeak at a Con>Improvemenl Corpor• meeting. Fred Crow, ere presldl!llt, said lhe guests wW be Paul Crabtree, administrative usis~ ant to West Virginia Gov. ""' lett Smith and Carl Sanborn, C. WilLIAM SWANK Consolidated Coal Cl:. vice president Crow urged all memben of CIC to be present T b e 1me·eling ts open to the public. in the Columbus and 1Sou1lhern oblo Electric C<lmpa· oHlces in Mid~ and wlll start at 7:30 p. m. · Th • dJl.T v• J '- • ~ ~· ,')~, ~p~ ntersection Has ItS . 2-DdRecent v·ICtim . MeigsCIC Session will Have Guests WyattWinnB Of Scholarship ]. ' • "' '11.,. . • ,\111,1/1.''1.'1.''.'. ( '" ~ • "\'V, '' 'II' •1.' '1 ,' -· Burdette is Named Master Ill . 2. Patriot, aan, 10:30 a. anti M r. and Mn. Cb.arle1 Beard, 2, GJIII I' •lli~. son. ll :lll a. m.. both .r Ho lzer Hotp ltal. W!tll nesclay - l' · · ·· - CAS RANCE ' R · d WeekS Oun Up ~1 -: .. :-•r .....~ ...~.. .. • t '!of:- ~-~ 1,..,"' AND THIS 9UAUTY . 'i'l 1 ;oC.;a wed o..~ to m.t. of commerlla be · lbout the Soullnrtc.~te'l! Speaker for FBCAAffair 1 ~lt·IJ h~" ' · t.. ty aupertnlen(lent'a mem011 that laat week the South-~ em Board employed a local ouperlntendent and a music teacher upon bls r<eoJ!lllltDo datioiiS. Owens wanted to withdraw C. W.Swank I l. ,. teacher removed but I he board wouldn't notify )ler. "I've been otymled in everything I've tried to do lor the district," OWOII8 pointed wt. President Morgan questiooed Owen! about tha teacher, but the county sUpernlteDGem MIU., "I won't mention the teacher's name even if I'm held ln contempt. You know who she 1s.'' Epling told Owens, "Wllbout revealing the teacher's name. did you recommend not hiring her and they went against the recommendation?" T h e county superlnteodent added, 11 Tbe board accepts the recommendation when it pleases Utem.'' Epling refreshed the coon· Dr.Galloway Is Speaker FOR 3 COMPLETE ROOMS 1 • cu o.,;_oa ~ ~:~~e~dJ;",r;,w;~~~d~~:~~ or --c • ed OWtlllll by Epling, "You are biased agalnsl the Southwes~ ern Local Sc ~ool District?" Sheets objected and lt was ovverruled by the board 4-1 with Oscar L. Cain voting to sustain the objection. The county superintendent testified that he could bring records to [lFOVe that he had made more vislb to schools m the Southwestern District than any olher district in the conn· ty. He said be had also conducted more testing ln t he Southwestern D!stricl than In other districts in the county. The Southwestern Board, Owens continued, had refused to follow nominations of teachers. He •aid he tried to get a Cycle Crash Injures One i - ..., .. _ ' uula.ni ui. w Passenge~Jilj~I~ed 1 ' .LJQU I\:~ · E<liiealloa· Aosoeladoo 11 upaet wllll 'It,• . - ~ was the last testimony from the county $uperintendent, and lt brongbi an ovation of hand clapping from the aud· ' POMEROY; 0. - At Ioa,st flv~-JIIOre witnesses are e~J~tC~ted t.o'l!ll!fy 101! Bak. er. GalllpoUB muniCipal audga· Robert S, IIetz, one _tiieili;' took the stand at 11 c»,rn. Friday,' and Will be on \he stand no cause to terminate the contract 'of Clay Baker, ousted local superlnteodent. Supt. Owena was the first defense wllnesa to be called by Warren F. Sheets, Baker's counsel, al ·~e lOth ~ of the publlc hearing at Southwestem High School. The board rested Its ease agalnst Baker last Tuesday night when pro.. ecutlng attorney John A. Ell' ling called Baker to tesUfy for the board and Sheets objected. \ ~: f T. K. owena, GaiDa county superintendeot of schools, testi• lied Friday nlpt, !hat it waa his opinion, biaed upon his knowledge of the case, t be Southweotern Local ~I - · • · 1 1 GHAT flt!Ef!IDI I i ' Mr. a nd l'oln. Nullr 11 Tnnrn l on . Ht. 1, f'U rlot, d;IUJ( hter, 1 16 p. m .. at Hnlu r HuBpltal. DIVOitCED OI .. MTIP I ~ r!'~l' l'o h~ JU . Rl. 4, O~ k Hill '111111 Arl hur RoberU, Sidney . OhiO, DfATHI OP WIIK WI . Hil le n Evlnt, 5,, a na ti ve nf •· a llr)}Olit and r~ l den t of Jac.IUiall, ·--·- -·-"" ol oPr1 \f onda~ nlli!h l In Hollf!t Hoaplt· ~· She had been i n fa llinl llelltll for YOU'LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE HERE! " '' • r;ol y~.lt~ . .\l n. Evan~ wu born •II Galll poll l . F eb. 12, 1tl09, dldlbter u 1 the lale Ch1rl u Arthur and he r "H<Ilhe r I UntiYI!I and lives Ob 011· "~ld Ave. He r muriate to'> Benjamln ll Evar~~ hmk place Auc. 5, l!WJ. ;lr11 1 hP JL1T\'IVI!f. Ill' Wal I prlnl'lp t l ··• WuhlnM ioa ~eluwl 1ncl: antered 111 ~ '"""f:lll ('ll f!eld In Jal'ks "" In t!r411 . 'Two tu rvlvlnt diU(tlte,. are 1 1u·Hta, al hu m!', Qnd Mro Allen SJlrlua . of F3 lrhom, o . Ml'l . Ethel H11rdel!. a 1l1~ r ot Oaltipolla, ~ tao •u rvlve• . Mr1. ~ v ana wu tradlllte ur G3ll\3 Ar3de my . She Willi a ntell'l · ber of l he Flnt United l' r ..hyter· I ~" Ctoun·h at Jafkaan. wh !! rl! ahe A..,'"'-llo"'"ldt.. II!Jl'I,JI!Il!t• Jactc.on . "' :. CDiu mbUI Jlo,;lllll. H• n.ot ored fanner and t•mpla,.. of lh.. CoJumbWI Stall HoiPilll. arMl v. a1 a uwmbn of Libert)' Chapel art4 •w:~n l rt-ell; Urante. He 'III'U bom Ia ""~ r 1.111ll y, AUI. t , ISW. "'n of Rl\' , -..amlllll an d Looev1 Houek Lewtl. ll1 < m:.r r iage wu to Ruby Urwin OJl <:oPpt . t. 1920, and til e nu•r1v. a10Q ~ --.,..,... .••••• ..,..... ..... .......... --- PH. 773·$583 I Sat. Nlghlt TU I EST. _, C:a•llltt tor Ut~llty llfcltto It :;; ftttd to ""' , • ., '"llffto ...... ~ : : ,., """' AU FOR THE VERY LOW PRICE $ Of EASY TERMS IF YOU DESIRE··· Maso.n Fu.rniture Rutlan.d Purn,iture , ,.• , ' MASON, W. VA. . 742-4Jil 773-5592 ' . • ·!;< ' • ~ ·> I ~GRAn HERMAN GRATE . -· ~ ,• •••.. . ""'"'lrotd .:.,;•llll p/ori A Pltlo 11 llio In • •UIIIt ..... E.w,.tt,'"' •It!., little Pl'ict. tM$0N, W. VA. Open Every Day, AU Da!l-7:00 1116:80 EST. •. o., *"' •••••• = ............ PICKENS HARDWARE ..~KITCHEN c. or,,.,. •-· Haw•1 Htis I 1 ......... ..... hall HI If lllftAIII ,,. · h the roll nwlnt eh LidrPn Samuel. l r~ Lu Ytniilckll .ud Mn. "ltlaUHil Wallar• . all of Columbw:, Jlln, No r man l'etrle, fLIJiloldabuq. MrL tl owH rd Mulllna of JellertOn ai.J', .IJm<·~ or Akr on, Wl'-oa Jr, ot J:lp.nlla ~~~~ Kl .. 1m1 Mn. Jolla 1JC1UN lid! llhoile ltla nd . 1'here an lll lftlld,. o:hlldreu alld ou areat paadcftiJd, 6urvJ~lnt allo ,,. two br')lbers 1.,., tour tlttert and ttrct allf 111ttn abCI t1 brot ht r . S.rvteH w.n a.ld Sthtt· hr anarnooll It a.&MJ lletbodJII: Church, wUb blll'tal Ia 1Udlt1lwli !ematetT. M•~ 'Q ilOir .tlfll. = .. &II .. ...., "' • .._ ... ,,lamr ... ••nlar •·ruwn r·lt .l . dled WlldDHd ay after· " ri ~ " - &Dedi . . . , ...... Slit - - ll oy Wl ltan Lewlt, 61, a n•tt" of ;u llla t oumy, who J"ft'l4ed oo at. I, 11tJvto "'m dlac 'JIII''z ... Pill Ja{·k.•on CountY TubC!rculalll ~I · I lion Servtres , ,,. he ld 111 •J1e Ju• uon rr,.~hHerl an chureh Thut'ldaJ ~ fl. ernoo n u d burial wu Ia Falrr~mete ry, .............._ eGLOII '1111111-.,IIIDior I 'ar-tar,.. "'-· Idettlltlr~fwulltaot,patl­ •lATIN ioc. woodwark, ball& 'le"l&nal re•MAIINI littu."' wiD4,. ..... - · - - ll'tv t:tl ~~ 1 <lnconftl, GalnPOIU c llllt>ter. Order of I'.Rilem Star, 11-'1 w~• a member and prnklerat o1 U.. motml Rotarians to Hold District Conference ·~·· · RUTLAND, O. ; - -· •. _.. _ . . ~....... ·····- -·· .. ·>- - ---··- - .... -- ·--- -·-.... . . _.........~--~, ....,... •· ,... ,. ' Tickets for Cycle Club is Renamed for Twin Cities �'_,,, " I River News I .. ':r· ' I, Supt. Owens Testifies Clay Baker's Contract Terminated Without_ .r------:r,·----~-~-~~.,J :Bboclell··llelfJ, IN OUR ~ 4=._~TroJ GaiJIO readlllp: GalilpoUs " ~; Dam, 12.1 and 12.1 rtiiUIInil 3 Pl. ~I; X.lbryD feet of rollers; Pt. Pleasant, .Barrlso!>vllle. 24.20; Pomeroy • Mason 20.61; Plea11111t Valley Hotpllll da Priddy, Buffalo; Eiri·.Burks, ~~•,:;:;,~~~ Bobatlt. Hinton 0.92 stationary; Kanaw· Admitted - Mrs. David Frazier Bottom; Edward 0'· ..,, Ell ..........., ha Falls, 2.>7. falling; Charles- Clarkson, Gallipolis; Dallas Wil· Brien, Pt. Plee!anf; A Ita n linuduhell. · · IY DICK THOMAS ton, 11.91 lal!mg. All Kanawha long, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Melin· Campbell, Southside. Danny Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gil- River Dams are on the " 0· moebarged - Mrs:. Daniel · JJotler Botpflll . more, 818 Third Ave., won the Athletic Key as a gradu- Boat Movements1:45 a.m.; Te<as down 7:10 a. Childers, Pl. Pleasant, Law· Holzer Hospl(al - VISiting aling senior this year at Gallia Academy High School. I Obio River_ Lock 13, Beck· m. : Meldahl Locks, J. S. Lew- renee Young, Glenwood; Mrs. bours 2-4 and 7-ll .p. m. Parents But h e als~ ':"on ano{her honor which has received much ,jord down 12:30 a. m.; Kentuck-1 is up 9:15 p. m.; R. H. Bos· Carrie Spurlock, L':'"'; Dale only on Pedlabics Ward. !e% recogmtion. ian down 5,30 a. m.; Onward , worth II up 12:115 a. m. ; Beaver Beam, Pt. Pleasant, Keith Admllalou lt was mentioned, however, in the commencement down 6,115 a. m.; E'Deana Bos- up 6:211 a. m.; Joseph Chotm Conk, Pt. Pl:asant; Mrs. ·1. H. Robert D. Gordon, 833 F~:: storv that he won this other honor, "The Week m Wash- worth down 7 a. m.; Lock 11, down 7:15 a. m. Cassell, Gallipolis Ferry; .Mrs. ,Ave.; Mrs. Clan B. Cos, I ingt.o n," essay contest, sponsored by lOth District Con- ' Poplar up at 7:15 p.m.· G lll 11 Lock Kathy R , William Baird and daughter, ka Star Rl.; Danny R. Holley, gr'ess~an Walter H. Moeller. I t_hink it is appropriate that Martinsville down 4:35' a.m.; dow~ 211' . m.~ Harve>; Jor:l Southslde. I.Jnco!n Pike; Mrs. X~ C. Jlam~ys wm~m~ essay , IS publis~~d. . Lock 15, Eastern up 3:15a.m.; dan down p. m.; Queen City I Reed, Rt. I, VInton; Hornor E. , . Is Patnotism. Out of Date . by Dan~ Gtlmore, ,Louisiana down 6 a.m.; Vulcan up 8:45 p. rn.: Phillip Sporn Veteran• Memorial Boopllal Cooper, Pomeroy; Mrs. ~ (,allla County, Gallia Acade·l . . . down 6:30 a. rn.; Lock 16, . Semel up 12 .115 , T. Young, Rt. 4, Jacboo; El· 10 .10 mv High School. , lOth Ohm Congresswnat DIS· down 12:30 a. m.; Rober! m ·. J~fl:~t down l2:5ll ·a. Admissions - HatUe Powell, Mrs. P!'l"l' F. Cardwell, 1!-t. 3, " Is. patriottsm out of date? ,lrtet, wa~ reprmted m the Reed up at 3:211 a. m.; · . il· h Woods u 1,45 a.m.; Portland ; Eber Stowe, Syra- vin McGowan, Rl. 4, oak H~'; ThiS LS a quest10n many Amer- ~June 14 tssue of the Congres- ' up S· 2() a m.. Reliable up mst., 1 ISExa p3. 15 am . .cuse· Rose Goodwin Pt. Ple•.. Wellston. :cans have been asking tbem· sional Record, at lhe reque<t" m.. u;ck l7 Jefferson up Lee hi' pMreCssl afupd · 3.20· •·• ant · ' Cynthia Ritchie Tuppei'S ~~~~:I.Rht. · · th last congressman Moe11er. «. ·• • aug 1n c e own . · • ' -;rlves. especrally m e of 7:30 p. m.; Little George up m.; Mt. State down a.m.: Plains; Robin Ritchie, Tuppen Mrs. James mo•· ll :lO 4 1 kw months. We bave seen pro- ~ :1:25 a. m.; John J. Rowe up 3 Defender up 7, 25 a. m.; lllin- 1Plains ; Mary Arms, Pomeroy; PbiiHp Bailey, l'e1111Y "'st marches on college cam· : OUR _BOY DAVE Roberls, :a. m.; Rose G. up 1:30 a. m.; ois u 8,20 a. m.; Valley Voy· John Kerns, West Columbia. Mrs. WUson puscs all over lhe country. Mai'· ' Galhpohs Ltttle . Leaguer, :Lock 18, Dixie down 7:10p.m. : B er pwaitillg below dam. I Discharges - Orville Arltlll, E. Brown, Gus P. d 1es protestmg our government 1seems to have run mto some 1Lock 19, Steel Ranger up ~g~iiiiiiiliiiiii Vietnam policy, mar~hes pro- !trouble in the last couple of a. m.; Lock 20, A. J. Patten Ill testing racial segregat~on, mar- \weeks down -at A."iheville, N.C., 4:15 a. m. ; Lock 21, St. M,.,•.-, ehes protesting the mcreased 1 where he is pitching for the down 1:20 a. m.; Lock 22, draft quota. and mar.~rre~. P_ro \Pirates farm club that is still ier Williamson up 5:15 a. m.; testing anything and every~lung leading the Southern League, Lock 23, Glendora down 5 p.m.; C• uur government ~ors It IS· as of June 8, with 28 wins and 1 Orco down 8 p. m.; true that some of these pro- 17 losses. This is according to Locks Luther Herdman down tests are jusmted, but for lbe !be latest issue ol Sporting 4:10 p. m.; Mark Eastin d01ND II mos t part these protest3 :1re News. 8:30 p. m.; OVEC down 10 p.m.; just trying to get the gov er~- The latest issue reports Rob- Franklin Pierce down 10:50 p. ment to do away wlth some- , erts participated in ll games m.. Western down 11:30 p. m.; thing these minority groups are during which he pitched 74 inn- Lady Rosemary down 12:30 a. • . ings, struck out 64, won five m. ; Alton Zephyr down 1:20 a. against. Ja! "11 a person from a foretgn land lost two, with an earned m.; Frank B. Durant doWil ! :SO ' country were to come to the i run average of 1. 71 per game. a. rn.; Buckeye State down 5United States and hear of 1This means that from May 28 Mo I > these protest marches and ' through June 5, Roberls all' . . .. demonstrations, his first im· lpeared in four games, pitched . only if Clay loca~ distnct }OJns pression would be that all 25 innings, struck out 29 batters ! plan . . . . Bond LSsue a~proval Americans are hypocrites and . and was charged with two needed to insure Kyger Creek that patriotism is a thing of losses. I charter; approval of $1,7511,0011 the p'BSL · But Dave still rater, high as bond issue set for vote July 17, "On !he olher hand, if this an Asheville hurler, according I needed to get high school char· Jat same visitor to our country I to a brief item in Sporting , ter for new district. I •COl were to sit in on a Be!sion of INews, entitled "Tourists Long I Congress and ~~me a P~rt of on Route," as follows : June It, l!4l - Jame~ D. tlle lively dehales and dtscus- 1 Asheville's four main start-. Walker appointed Nattonal ~ions, if he could attend a meet-! ing pitchers boasted 20 com- 1Banlc E:umlner, resigns Commf; nf the Supreme C.turt a ;d j plete games in their first 35 , mercia! and Savings Bank, se{' the care and the long ' efforts. When Silvano QJt;·.J Ileaves for Cleveland.... Rep. 110urs of work which go Into da defeated Columbus (Yank· !Craig D. Slagle named 2nd Lt. interpreting and explaining . ees), 3-1, June 4, the route- i in new Ohio State Guard; a~ JawR wh ich ar~ passed D\ ( o""~- : going performance was bis 1signed to Second Regiment, g ress~ or even if be could visit :sixth in nine outings. Dave Rob- : Company K., Athens .... Carl :1 traffic court in a small town erts had five complete games · C. Byers, GAHS principal, takes in the United States, he would 1in eight starts, Dock Ellis five :summer post at Ohio State readily see that his first im- in nine and Ken Larsen four I University . . . . Gallia cbamp pression was wrons. He would in nine. AI that time, only twa reaches finals of Tri-State mar· "' that tbe unpatriotic Amer- . other pitchers in the entire • ble meet; Ira Persinger loses to i(·ans represent only a s":'all ~ Ieague, Ken Widman of Knox- 1W. Va. youth in thrllling tiUe pcree nlage of our populatwn. ville, and Jim Nash of Mobile, ! battle . . . . Woodrow Luman, l·Pc. Lfvftg I oom )1 ,.. .,,·mild seP that m-. . . ·. -\ IHP.r· had as many as four complete 1 former Cadmus coach, joins icans are patriotic and show . games. · IAir Corps; first Galli& county l h~ir patriotism by trying to . Dave .Roberts' .,streak ol fiv~ e • eoach ··• sign up with Uncle :__I pArmrve the_ righls of every slr~ight ••b. k Jll& hi"'IICI&'l~~- Sam,\!~" . . , mPr1can c111zen. 1es was ro en w en o WllU ~-... ···c~"" o:::,.:f?!.i ··Many times we Americans . •Ga.) pinned a 7-2 defeat'111 . Jui r Jr,-iib are >pi lo become apathetic •the Asheville Jellhander, !\IllY D. C. - Expect 100,0011 Ameri· 1,r indifferent to !he problem of 28. Roberts yielded eight.' Iilli Icans will answer call; virtual· pa triotism. We seem lo get the and was losing 3·2 when, he · ly entire strength of National com~lacent attibJde lh31 i1olil- departed after five innings. ·Guard ordered out . ... Captaia ing will happen 1o the United ' H. E. Houck of Company F Slates. If someone is unpatriotic, . AND NOW FOR some news has received no orders except IH dv't's something to show his llriefs you were reading 10·25 that all companies of the 71h adverse feeling toward his 511 years ago: IReglmeot will be placed Ia ('fmntry. we seem to think il is 1readiness to move . . . . Sgt. not our respon~bllity lo do June 11, lt58 - Gallia coun- Larsen, a mllltary man of ez. S'lm':'thing about it or report ty commissioners appropriate perience, is here to prepare il lo the proper authorities. We $0,000 to be used In Improve- Company F lor servlee In case : must come to undt>rstand that ment af site ·for Junior Fair .. af a call ·to the border · ..... ,• II democ-racy is to .~1 1rv.r... . v.~ Gallia count9 distnet library's Miss FJorence Kerr left OXford • must stand firm and show . Robin Hood book club and Sunday after a vlsU with friends through our actions that patriot- . Grandmaw Emma Gatewood and went to Chicago where sbe IS m in the United States is not : bike in GSI hills . . Coodition- will enroll at the lfnlversity out of date " ; al OK given by State to school Ilor the teachers' training elass Daany'a essay,pfs were 10 : ptan; merger of Guyan, Har- : · .. Mr. George (Ada) Adams, oth:r - ~~nly winne~f in ...,:!~~ i rison, and Ohio local districts, i the well-known steamboat eook .. · ·· -· --· .. -- - - ... -- · ,aod steward, brought a beaut!· BIRTHS. PtVORtES lui bouquet of flowers to the I REAL ESl A J1 Tribune office this morning. OEA THS, MARRIAGES Ada bas been having string beans out of his 1ardea for lln'HI 011' WIIK . :!~h;..!:.•h • Hlllley • Wood rq • . I several days. 'TotldiW - Mr . •nd llln. Ton:~ R. <ii!lrles TOWN FARMDS 'ANK .... ~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' .• lHE FARMERS lANK ' and SAVINGS CO. Mtmbor l'edoral • - , . Syotem Mt...r ,,D.J.C. 1 ' 1_ ms ONLY WITH A 10 CUBIC FOOT , LIVING RO 1 REFRIGERATOR' ....... ·. J•m'l 1 • " ....... _' ] the hearing Tuesday. \J;t(.. • •.,... """"-··~-- ..f " - resumes at 7 p.m. Cllmu of tlu: aettiOI wao wbea Epling asked owens U he ~ati ofmore feeling toward Baker's tldt," ....., the cOUDiy soperlateodent auswered, "I''II•·GPPOsed to brealdq a .O.traet. The, board dld oot have eooap !evidence to justify · breakblg the contract ,,,m oppoltd to breaking a of the cootract. A teaeber't contract Is sacred, The Oblo . f!'~~ Dro:o.o!tl.a!'t J'.lh11 ~ fdnr- gan rapped for order but did not state hls intentions to hav• the auditorium cleared as he had on earlier slmllar occasions, When asked if the board had any cause to terminate Bak· er's contract, Owens answered uNo breaking a contract with· out cause is a serious matter.'' That was in answer to a question by Epling on re-buttal or re-cross examination. Kicking off the climaxing testimony was this question ask- not accepting bls r~ lion about not reblrlntl t h e teacher bul the prosecuting atThe article poirited out the torney asked, not requiring the witnss to reveal who I he teacher was, uHow long ago was it?" Owens anawered two years ago. Epling then introduced the November 1!165 Parents School News, Issued by the county superintendent's office, and Scltool Dllttld.· . 'l'W lrllOlt Pol....· till! ' wtaknetaea and dellelen!:lel ID the district, and rQUI!'IfB'W'I, , !!1"' !"- ~~· t>! ""' ~ •' organize, name an esecUI!tt eommluee, and a IUI'Vey C!fllll! m!UOO, and have an out • of <' oounty survey team lilake, ,ttl ~ study of cond!tlona in lilt .....: , tr!ct, ask the Slate !W itl!tllit ance, draw up a Pf"8l'8!!l, then aubm!t that ~"til the hoard. In RDiwer to EpliDI'• '1- · tton, o..... oald be bad . 1IOt ' aubmltted the artie!• to the (Continued On Pqa 11) IJ!4 , in Wreck One man was Injured ln the yield the right of way when tempted to pull over Into the injured and no charge was filed. VOL 1 NO. 20 SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1966 SECOND SECTION Page 11 collision ol a ptckup truck and making a left turn. right lane, officers stated, bi• Arrests by the patrol Fri-' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ two cars, one parked, at 10:311 Basil E. Casey, 18, Ga!Upol- ·car struck the Cas!<> car. No ~ day included : James E. Spriegp. m. Friday on Rt. 7, a mlle ls Ferry, was cited to municl- one W.s injured and there w"" 'ei, 18, Patriot Star Rt., speednorth ~I !he Silver Bridge at pal court on a charge of chang-- moderate damage to both cars. Iing, cited to municipal · Kanauga, the State Highway ing lanes ·wllhout caubon June , Another accident occurred at June 21; Ralph L. Bennett, Patrol reported. 18 after 1111 accident at 10 a.m. lf2:40 a. m. Saturday on Rt 775, ·Gallipolis, speeding, cited The patrol said thnt Forrest Friday on Rl. 35, just south oi l live and one-bail miles south 21; Jerry R. Brammer, 22, Rt. A Rt. 1 Rutland man was bos- squadmen. llarlenbach alao Jnvttdl~ I Woyan, 29, Kanauga, headed the Silver Bridge. of Rt. 141. Officers said that ll, Bidwell, speeding, cited JmM! I pitalized for treatment of inAulhorities reported A letwo-car m!abap SaturdaJ • • lOrth, made a left tum into The patrol said that Elmore William R. Boring, 32, Rt. 2, Al- 20 ; Joyce M. Stewart, 30, juries sustained in a motorcy- shire los! control of the cycle a. m. at the lotarlectioa II :he parking lol at !he Green F. Casto, 73, Cheshire, was bany, ran off the right side of : lipolis, speeding, cited June cle accident Saturday at 5: 30 on a curve about a hall mile VIDa and BroadWIJG II Gables _in front of a southbound 1heade~ south in the right laoe 1the highway and struck an em· Iand Barbara A. Mannon, 30, Rt. p. m. on the New Lima Road north of the Rutland Post Of. Raclne. ~r dr1ven by Kenneth Dabl- and Casey was in the left or Ibankment. There was heavy . 1, Patriot, speeding, cited in Meigs County. lice. The cycle went oil the It was reported 1trom, ZB, Baltimore, Md. Icenter lane. When Casey at- damage to tbe car. He was not122. right slde of the roadway, trav- Hartley, Racine, lranllll Dahlstrom's car struck the ·--- -- · · · The Sheriff's Department eled up a ditch, and wrecked aouth, turned oato VIDH& ad right side of the truck and then said Jimmy Eugene Alesllire, The Harley . Davidson, pur· colllded with a Cll' operllltl llr 23, was transported to Vete.,ns chased only two days ago by Leda Mae Kraeuter, llad" 1'1·. Memorial Hospital lor treat- John McKinnon, Youngstown, Damagea wert DOl el 1 1,_ was minor damage to the Wed· ment of multiple lacerations a- was heavily damaged The and no lnjuriel wn l'lpt1l'll4. dte car but heavy damage was hove the left eye, shoulder and mishap was still under investJ. Hartley was clted lo llelp done to the Woyan trock and leg injuries. He was taken to gallon Saturday night. County Court 011 a ~- 4 the Dahlstrom car. the hospital by Middleport E·R Deputies ol Sherilf Robert C. having no operalor'l tiOoae. Durward Gable, 55, Baltimore, 1\ld., a passenger in the I! I'" REV. GALLOWAY Dahlstrom car, was treated at Robert WW Jr., necative Holzer Hospital for lacerations vl<e-presldent of the VIDtoa of the face a.nd scalp, and reCounty Nailoaal Bank, today leased. was oamed chalrmaa of the The patrol cited Woyan to VIDtoD County MOler I or Gallipolis municipal court June ' .lr'-'·'•,!!HI Congress Committee. 25 on a charge ol failure to ID accepting the posl Wlll said, "I feel Clareace E. Mfl. Two noted olftc!O, oat from ler Is a most capable candi· West and lbt albor 1 date. His views on the proper ~ d~~:~!f: of 'lbe Couoll· admiulstration of goverament Coal Company, will hi oertalnly are in the best Interests of the Tenth Colll'essloaMeigs County Wedneaday, a1 District." 22, to apeak at a Con>Improvemenl Corpor• meeting. Fred Crow, ere presldl!llt, said lhe guests wW be Paul Crabtree, administrative usis~ ant to West Virginia Gov. ""' lett Smith and Carl Sanborn, C. WilLIAM SWANK Consolidated Coal Cl:. vice president Crow urged all memben of CIC to be present T b e 1me·eling ts open to the public. in the Columbus and 1Sou1lhern oblo Electric C<lmpa· oHlces in Mid~ and wlll start at 7:30 p. m. · Th • dJl.T v• J '- • ~ ~· ,')~, ~p~ ntersection Has ItS . 2-DdRecent v·ICtim . MeigsCIC Session will Have Guests WyattWinnB Of Scholarship ]. ' • "' '11.,. . • ,\111,1/1.''1.'1.''.'. ( '" ~ • "\'V, '' 'II' •1.' '1 ,' -· Burdette is Named Master Ill . 2. Patriot, aan, 10:30 a. anti M r. and Mn. Cb.arle1 Beard, 2, GJIII I' •lli~. son. ll :lll a. m.. both .r Ho lzer Hotp ltal. W!tll nesclay - l' · · ·· - CAS RANCE ' R · d WeekS Oun Up ~1 -: .. :-•r .....~ ...~.. .. • t '!of:- ~-~ 1,..,"' AND THIS 9UAUTY . 'i'l 1 ;oC.;a wed o..~ to m.t. of commerlla be · lbout the Soullnrtc.~te'l! Speaker for FBCAAffair 1 ~lt·IJ h~" ' · t.. ty aupertnlen(lent'a mem011 that laat week the South-~ em Board employed a local ouperlntendent and a music teacher upon bls r<eoJ!lllltDo datioiiS. Owens wanted to withdraw C. W.Swank I l. ,. teacher removed but I he board wouldn't notify )ler. "I've been otymled in everything I've tried to do lor the district," OWOII8 pointed wt. President Morgan questiooed Owen! about tha teacher, but the county sUpernlteDGem MIU., "I won't mention the teacher's name even if I'm held ln contempt. You know who she 1s.'' Epling told Owens, "Wllbout revealing the teacher's name. did you recommend not hiring her and they went against the recommendation?" T h e county superlnteodent added, 11 Tbe board accepts the recommendation when it pleases Utem.'' Epling refreshed the coon· Dr.Galloway Is Speaker FOR 3 COMPLETE ROOMS 1 • cu o.,;_oa ~ ~:~~e~dJ;",r;,w;~~~d~~:~~ or --c • ed OWtlllll by Epling, "You are biased agalnsl the Southwes~ ern Local Sc ~ool District?" Sheets objected and lt was ovverruled by the board 4-1 with Oscar L. Cain voting to sustain the objection. The county superintendent testified that he could bring records to [lFOVe that he had made more vislb to schools m the Southwestern District than any olher district in the conn· ty. He said be had also conducted more testing ln t he Southwestern D!stricl than In other districts in the county. The Southwestern Board, Owens continued, had refused to follow nominations of teachers. He •aid he tried to get a Cycle Crash Injures One i - ..., .. _ ' uula.ni ui. w Passenge~Jilj~I~ed 1 ' .LJQU I\:~ · E<liiealloa· Aosoeladoo 11 upaet wllll 'It,• . - ~ was the last testimony from the county $uperintendent, and lt brongbi an ovation of hand clapping from the aud· ' POMEROY; 0. - At Ioa,st flv~-JIIOre witnesses are e~J~tC~ted t.o'l!ll!fy 101! Bak. er. GalllpoUB muniCipal audga· Robert S, IIetz, one _tiieili;' took the stand at 11 c»,rn. Friday,' and Will be on \he stand no cause to terminate the contract 'of Clay Baker, ousted local superlnteodent. Supt. Owena was the first defense wllnesa to be called by Warren F. Sheets, Baker's counsel, al ·~e lOth ~ of the publlc hearing at Southwestem High School. The board rested Its ease agalnst Baker last Tuesday night when pro.. ecutlng attorney John A. Ell' ling called Baker to tesUfy for the board and Sheets objected. \ ~: f T. K. owena, GaiDa county superintendeot of schools, testi• lied Friday nlpt, !hat it waa his opinion, biaed upon his knowledge of the case, t be Southweotern Local ~I - · • · 1 1 GHAT flt!Ef!IDI I i ' Mr. a nd l'oln. Nullr 11 Tnnrn l on . Ht. 1, f'U rlot, d;IUJ( hter, 1 16 p. m .. at Hnlu r HuBpltal. DIVOitCED OI .. MTIP I ~ r!'~l' l'o h~ JU . Rl. 4, O~ k Hill '111111 Arl hur RoberU, Sidney . OhiO, DfATHI OP WIIK WI . Hil le n Evlnt, 5,, a na ti ve nf •· a llr)}Olit and r~ l den t of Jac.IUiall, ·--·- -·-"" ol oPr1 \f onda~ nlli!h l In Hollf!t Hoaplt· ~· She had been i n fa llinl llelltll for YOU'LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE HERE! " '' • r;ol y~.lt~ . .\l n. Evan~ wu born •II Galll poll l . F eb. 12, 1tl09, dldlbter u 1 the lale Ch1rl u Arthur and he r "H<Ilhe r I UntiYI!I and lives Ob 011· "~ld Ave. He r muriate to'> Benjamln ll Evar~~ hmk place Auc. 5, l!WJ. ;lr11 1 hP JL1T\'IVI!f. Ill' Wal I prlnl'lp t l ··• WuhlnM ioa ~eluwl 1ncl: antered 111 ~ '"""f:lll ('ll f!eld In Jal'ks "" In t!r411 . 'Two tu rvlvlnt diU(tlte,. are 1 1u·Hta, al hu m!', Qnd Mro Allen SJlrlua . of F3 lrhom, o . Ml'l . Ethel H11rdel!. a 1l1~ r ot Oaltipolla, ~ tao •u rvlve• . Mr1. ~ v ana wu tradlllte ur G3ll\3 Ar3de my . She Willi a ntell'l · ber of l he Flnt United l' r ..hyter· I ~" Ctoun·h at Jafkaan. wh !! rl! ahe A..,'"'-llo"'"ldt.. II!Jl'I,JI!Il!t• Jactc.on . "' :. CDiu mbUI Jlo,;lllll. H• n.ot ored fanner and t•mpla,.. of lh.. CoJumbWI Stall HoiPilll. arMl v. a1 a uwmbn of Libert)' Chapel art4 •w:~n l rt-ell; Urante. He 'III'U bom Ia ""~ r 1.111ll y, AUI. t , ISW. "'n of Rl\' , -..amlllll an d Looev1 Houek Lewtl. ll1 < m:.r r iage wu to Ruby Urwin OJl <:oPpt . t. 1920, and til e nu•r1v. a10Q ~ --.,..,... .••••• ..,..... ..... .......... --- PH. 773·$583 I Sat. Nlghlt TU I EST. _, C:a•llltt tor Ut~llty llfcltto It :;; ftttd to ""' , • ., '"llffto ...... ~ : : ,., """' AU FOR THE VERY LOW PRICE $ Of EASY TERMS IF YOU DESIRE··· Maso.n Fu.rniture Rutlan.d Purn,iture , ,.• , ' MASON, W. VA. . 742-4Jil 773-5592 ' . • ·!;< ' • ~ ·> I ~GRAn HERMAN GRATE . -· ~ ,• •••.. . ""'"'lrotd .:.,;•llll p/ori A Pltlo 11 llio In • •UIIIt ..... E.w,.tt,'"' •It!., little Pl'ict. tM$0N, W. VA. Open Every Day, AU Da!l-7:00 1116:80 EST. •. o., *"' •••••• = ............ PICKENS HARDWARE ..~KITCHEN c. or,,.,. •-· Haw•1 Htis I 1 ......... ..... hall HI If lllftAIII ,,. · h the roll nwlnt eh LidrPn Samuel. l r~ Lu Ytniilckll .ud Mn. "ltlaUHil Wallar• . all of Columbw:, Jlln, No r man l'etrle, fLIJiloldabuq. MrL tl owH rd Mulllna of JellertOn ai.J', .IJm<·~ or Akr on, Wl'-oa Jr, ot J:lp.nlla ~~~~ Kl .. 1m1 Mn. Jolla 1JC1UN lid! llhoile ltla nd . 1'here an lll lftlld,. o:hlldreu alld ou areat paadcftiJd, 6urvJ~lnt allo ,,. two br')lbers 1.,., tour tlttert and ttrct allf 111ttn abCI t1 brot ht r . S.rvteH w.n a.ld Sthtt· hr anarnooll It a.&MJ lletbodJII: Church, wUb blll'tal Ia 1Udlt1lwli !ematetT. M•~ 'Q ilOir .tlfll. = .. &II .. ...., "' • .._ ... ,,lamr ... ••nlar •·ruwn r·lt .l . dled WlldDHd ay after· " ri ~ " - &Dedi . . . , ...... Slit - - ll oy Wl ltan Lewlt, 61, a n•tt" of ;u llla t oumy, who J"ft'l4ed oo at. I, 11tJvto "'m dlac 'JIII''z ... Pill Ja{·k.•on CountY TubC!rculalll ~I · I lion Servtres , ,,. he ld 111 •J1e Ju• uon rr,.~hHerl an chureh Thut'ldaJ ~ fl. ernoo n u d burial wu Ia Falrr~mete ry, .............._ eGLOII '1111111-.,IIIDior I 'ar-tar,.. "'-· Idettlltlr~fwulltaot,patl­ •lATIN ioc. woodwark, ball& 'le"l&nal re•MAIINI littu."' wiD4,. ..... - · - - ll'tv t:tl ~~ 1 <lnconftl, GalnPOIU c llllt>ter. Order of I'.Rilem Star, 11-'1 w~• a member and prnklerat o1 U.. motml Rotarians to Hold District Conference ·~·· · RUTLAND, O. ; - -· •. _.. _ . . ~....... ·····- -·· .. ·>- - ---··- - .... -- ·--- -·-.... . . _.........~--~, ....,... •· ,... ,. ' Tickets for Cycle Club is Renamed for Twin Cities �' - ,,. ·, '. '\' . . ' .<./ ' \ ' ' • I . ,' '11mei'Sentmel,s~naay, lunett, :~1 City Head StarLClasses Begin on Monday F ' . t' i ij: i I ' '!• Heod S1fr1 lot"Galllpolls city pupll(wiU be served a onack at ~4674, or at the school ' schoolilcwbl IWI on Monday. uJlil!l . arrival In the mornlllg, office 446-3211. ' Five cl•- ate'pl~. ~ wiD be· four . at. l'/ilshlnglon ochool, ond one at Gr~n scbool. Students from the Clay Elementary will lie lraiiiJIOried to Waahlngton school. There were ool enough enrolled In that ar· ea to justify a claSJ at Clay. Classes will start at 9 a.m. each weekday morning and will conlinue untO 1:30 p.m. T be ~ ol . .I and a lunch will be served at The program ·aides salary Is 11:15 .o.m. · f300 o month. Tlus applicant M!Qard Cassidy, director, of $1,1100 or less. !f apphca~ts all parents to have the1r \ musst come tt·uw ~o~1~ child"" ready to leave home county's low · Income bracket at 1:30 a.m. Drivers will start of $1,000 or leas. If app\lcants picking up children betwee• have not previously submitted 8:30 and 9 a.m. a resume and biography, they Any person wishing informa- should have them with . them Uon concerning the Head Start when they come for therr In· program may call Mr. Cassidy terview. :z: adv• I ' .I 1\o . i :. ' ~ .-. -.' 1"1 ' ' ' J ,' ' One of 15 Candidates Misses Filing Date "' -, ... . . -~ ( •1 ' • . ·,; .. : . REGISnR NOW "· ~ .- . Cl1sas Begin t:' Sept. 13 ;·, GaUipolls Blllnss . College ' ' 1-' " ·.. ,' IILMuotlt, , ..... 446411f ------- . ' ' \ ·- SPECIA:L! J, E -c-.:- '·::. < ., Shopping for a used car? "' \ " Start here: 1964 Volkswagen·· $1495 Deluxe sedan with white lealhereUe Interior. Beau· tlful sea blue finish, white side wall8 and radio. ...).,_ .. 1965 Volkswagen·· $1895 Beautiful sea blue convertible wllh leatherette In· terlor. Radio, white wall8. Less than 7000 miles l 1962 Volkswagen·· s1295 '' '· - I ' ,,. ' . .. ' , I 4• I ,, Station Wagon. This 9 passenger Is a beauty. Red al!il white. Immaculate lnalde and out. · · 1~5 Volkswagen· . ·s1595 Deluxe aun roof. Jet black finish, radio, white wallt, and recllnlna aeall. SEE 'I'BE NEW 45 ••• ·- .. CARGILE SINGLE LEVEL HOUSE BOAT Fiber Glass and Aluminum 1M At Galllpella, 1'11'11 and Syca-. Parle If The Ioiii• _ ..... 1961 Volkswaaen .. • • $995 _ ................. .,...... ----. ...·-~ . _ ......... Kar!nann Ghla, radio and w'liite walll .._.re ...lcn•J Finish here: C10Dalr11Cdola. . . . .,.,.'" .. No.,_ NYE ad.• ASB tle•b ' ... ~ The French :CitY ·Press . .a1 laaaNI Ave. · . Ph. 4464291 ·~ ' ........ --PhUco ·''•. PHILCO ' 'ltll . . . . . . . 'rIt! 18 ~· tt. holds 500 poundJ. !'reeze.r co~ In every shelf, zero atraae, boo!; lbelf lloi:qe door.. Covers ~floorap~ . 1 13,9··~ lalllpolla ·,co. fit~ t ' ........ ..,· ~f I •· to =~ :il ~~ . , I Upright FreeJer .·:wdmeldbdf&. · t ., .. ·' • ,; I �' - ,,. ·, '. '\' . . ' .<./ ' \ ' ' • I . ,' '11mei'Sentmel,s~naay, lunett, :~1 City Head StarLClasses Begin on Monday F ' . t' i ij: i I ' '!• Heod S1fr1 lot"Galllpolls city pupll(wiU be served a onack at ~4674, or at the school ' schoolilcwbl IWI on Monday. uJlil!l . arrival In the mornlllg, office 446-3211. ' Five cl•- ate'pl~. ~ wiD be· four . at. l'/ilshlnglon ochool, ond one at Gr~n scbool. Students from the Clay Elementary will lie lraiiiJIOried to Waahlngton school. There were ool enough enrolled In that ar· ea to justify a claSJ at Clay. Classes will start at 9 a.m. each weekday morning and will conlinue untO 1:30 p.m. T be ~ ol . .I and a lunch will be served at The program ·aides salary Is 11:15 .o.m. · f300 o month. Tlus applicant M!Qard Cassidy, director, of $1,1100 or less. !f apphca~ts all parents to have the1r \ musst come tt·uw ~o~1~ child"" ready to leave home county's low · Income bracket at 1:30 a.m. Drivers will start of $1,000 or leas. If app\lcants picking up children betwee• have not previously submitted 8:30 and 9 a.m. a resume and biography, they Any person wishing informa- should have them with . them Uon concerning the Head Start when they come for therr In· program may call Mr. Cassidy terview. :z: adv• I ' .I 1\o . i :. ' ~ .-. -.' 1"1 ' ' ' J ,' ' One of 15 Candidates Misses Filing Date "' -, ... . . -~ ( •1 ' • . ·,; .. : . REGISnR NOW "· ~ .- . Cl1sas Begin t:' Sept. 13 ;·, GaUipolls Blllnss . College ' ' 1-' " ·.. ,' IILMuotlt, , ..... 446411f ------- . ' ' \ ·- SPECIA:L! J, E -c-.:- '·::. < ., Shopping for a used car? "' \ " Start here: 1964 Volkswagen·· $1495 Deluxe sedan with white lealhereUe Interior. Beau· tlful sea blue finish, white side wall8 and radio. ...).,_ .. 1965 Volkswagen·· $1895 Beautiful sea blue convertible wllh leatherette In· terlor. Radio, white wall8. Less than 7000 miles l 1962 Volkswagen·· s1295 '' '· - I ' ,,. ' . .. ' , I 4• I ,, Station Wagon. This 9 passenger Is a beauty. Red al!il white. Immaculate lnalde and out. · · 1~5 Volkswagen· . ·s1595 Deluxe aun roof. Jet black finish, radio, white wallt, and recllnlna aeall. SEE 'I'BE NEW 45 ••• ·- .. CARGILE SINGLE LEVEL HOUSE BOAT Fiber Glass and Aluminum 1M At Galllpella, 1'11'11 and Syca-. Parle If The Ioiii• _ ..... 1961 Volkswaaen .. • • $995 _ ................. .,...... ----. ...·-~ . _ ......... Kar!nann Ghla, radio and w'liite walll .._.re ...lcn•J Finish here: C10Dalr11Cdola. . . . .,.,.'" .. No.,_ NYE ad.• ASB tle•b ' ... ~ The French :CitY ·Press . .a1 laaaNI Ave. · . Ph. 4464291 ·~ ' ........ --PhUco ·''•. PHILCO ' 'ltll . . . . . . . 'rIt! 18 ~· tt. holds 500 poundJ. !'reeze.r co~ In every shelf, zero atraae, boo!; lbelf lloi:qe door.. Covers ~floorap~ . 1 13,9··~ lalllpolla ·,co. fit~ t ' ........ ..,· ~f I •· to =~ :il ~~ . , I Upright FreeJer .·:wdmeldbdf&. · t ., .. ·' • ,; I �.... ., 1,) ., ' • M.iss Darneii, ·Mr;. Ma~r:er are Wed ~~~·t.~_ unaa,,ru~· 1,~·~ ~~1 City Head Start£lasses Begin on Monday lie four at Washloiton ll:l~ · ,.m. IwiD ::~:!, :::~ ~~ ~~ f.!!'~ Mll~ard cf'hnnl Students from the Clay Elementary wiD be \tansporled to Washington school. There were not enough enrolled In that or· ea to justify a claso at Clay. Classes will start at t a.m. Ieach weekday morning and will COiltinue until 1:30 p.m. 'I' he Cassidv. In 1 beautiful ceremony at the Federated' cliurcb,: Iunday May 1, Miss Unda Lee Darnell, daughter qJ Mr. •nd' Mrs. Paul ·M. Darnell, 161 Mulberry Ave., became the bride of 'Mr. Donald William Mayer, son of Mr. ·and · $300 a month. This applicant director. of $3,00l or less. If applica~ts -.~ - R.nv ?,fpv(lr . ,7 ,0~.1r St adV~ aU parents to have their musst come trom un:: county's low · Income br.acket of $3,000 or less. If have not previously submitted a resume and biography, they should have them with when they come for their interview. chlldr... ready to leave home at 8:30 a.m. Drivers will start picking up children between 1:30 and 9 a.m. Any person wishing informaUon concerning the Head Start program may call Mr. Cassidy I Only one ol 15 candidates crat: , $158.69: and Mrs. Robert A. lor major county offices In the [ County Commissioner- Clyde . Queen, for the electiOn of >iJ!\NON DEWEESE, left, T!mes·Sentinel advertising May 3 primaries failed to file Saunders (D), No expenses: ert A. Queen, $378.23. Rllph Needs, Gravel Hill Road, Che· an expense account before the IJohn E. Morgan, IR), $426·58 ' Filing statements ol Gallia County "Fatber-of·the Year" tro- 4 p.m. Friday deadline; accord· and Arthur E. Wheeler, IR) expenses were Judge John p~:jJI:::~~;·~.weeklong contest sponsored by 19 Gal· ing to the Gallla county board 141-1.20. . Howell, probate judge; LOYIOII [IJ of elections, County Auditor - carolyn W Dickason (DI county engi· _ , The candidate was carroll Burnett (D), $6; Morton L. · pposed.' and Robert K. Singer, one of three Repu!r Dickey (R), $405.16; and Hel· ~erBI u~orr IR) county Ollgi· lican candidates for the coun- , en Swisher .4'"''·'·~"'~1-·-s,.cr:l:ol&il.'"""_,..._ _ __ ~ ty commissioner's nomination. County Rt ' I"· F•ilure of any candidate to Luckadoo It file an e1pense account .or a Wallace (D) statement of no expendllures , man (R), l'alPh Needa Gravel Hill gift certificate. will disqualify that candidate IQueen IR~, Rdf!d" ehes~ wa1 aelected Tbe second place winner from running for any o!!ire a· Northup, ~I G~ aOunl,y•o '"FatheMI·Ibe . received a $15 gift certificate, gain for five years. Evalee M~ Year" Saturday, Climaxing a and third place winner a $10 Here are the expense ac· Filing wilik·\onl ,llllllteal spoooored by gift certificate. counts, by o!loces, filed · by the I the nomlnl It g 1111po11a merehants. Judges for the con lest were canchd~les, deslsnated (R), were ROO.!I · · . James N. M. Davis, Hobart Republican, and (D) DeJil<>IDOJIIInalion } 'liSAZ Tl14 Need•, father ol three boys Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. William - ·-.-· ~--- - - · -..,. f:G-Com ~, and o11e &lrl, Is vocational ag· McCully, t\ofly .Wd7:M'-Todaf, . rtcvlture Instructor at Kyger Merchant• particlpaling were: 7:115'. Mil'e wan.C. Cr<!M llllh (IChool. Thomas Clothiers, The Hub, 7:!JDally Word " Ill wu I)OIB!Dited by his 11· Central Supply Co., Gallipolis O!oir<h of Cliilst 7:»> ., u rlll'Old ·diiqhter Nancy, who Motor Co., G. C. Murphy Co, ~::~ •,,, I:-- · wrett: . Cox's Gallipolis Depar!rnenl [' Store, Pure Oil service Center, 1:»- ' ' "l my Dad father·. Tawney Studio and Jewelers, Ho. J,Ille ~~~ Cillll Kapgil·tht.Year beCause my Dad Dan Thomas and Son, Bob '':115· •. if A teaeber at II,V&er Creek Evans Steak House and Drive· .• .,.......,. 111(11 ~lwOl In; Mitchell Office Supply and 1n·~~.o- 'LUey '· 18·~N..., ,. "He appreelaai'· kllill who I Gift shop; Darnbroush's IJe. . . ' • 10:~001llrll~ The M~ don't act t ~!; helps us ralae par!rneol Store, McKmght Dav· oteers toi ilH!w at fairs, 10 d ieJ Hardware,. Emp1re Furnl· ' Sunermorbt · •· U ·~Momlll« Star And• Grlli!Qo gives us inoney 1o be spent ture Co., Haskms - Tanner, Oaflng Game . li •:JG:.::;P'ilradl,. Bav ,. Dicit Van 'lvke ·Ral -·. ..pb'. 'NeedS, Cheshire, ;._·_.] Father-o{•the y ear llJIIcu N - • Ja• ' 1 - ·Jar ' rCil • ~. ' . '•' ner of Mason are ·~:=~~ the engagement and 1 lng marriage of their only ghter, Susan Beth, to Mr. ert Lee Arnold, son of Mr. Mrs. Dor., Arnot~ ,of -,n!moriy] The double . ~ co has been plann..j ' for 1:30 clock in the eveninC oa Juae at the Mason Methodist Churcb, with the Rev. Marva• Frame performing the service, The custom of open cburcb will be observed and 111 reception will follow !mrnediato>l ly ill the church social · , '' ' ' ". · Davis - Shuler, Carl's ... ~-"' ilhoe w~'J!e"!'~oh't unokt .,., drink. Store. Marlin Ford Sales, Inc., Thai's .w)ly I nominate 'Father-Cii-the-Year.' " dad, Pnce and SoDJ Pharmacy. Owens Nancy wiU be a SfVenth grade pupil at 'Kyter Creek junior blah this foiL (Continued From Page 11 i Her three brothers are St..e, . 11· Danney 10 and Mark, 1. board but they had receoved , F~ther-of-th~Ye'ar Ralph, his the contents or it ''piece-meal" wife Ruth have resided in the for six years. Kyger Creek area 10 years. Then the prosecutlni attorn· Dewey Gay of 2030 Eastern ey questioned OWens about ' Ave., was ~nnerup. He was broadcasti~ over the Jackson : nomlnatd by Deborah Lynn radio statMin abo•t lhe South· \ Gay, his 1:1-year-old daughter, western Board's Apr!l 12 night Placing third was F. D. BurD- ~~!.ona~a;sk:k~~~hy r~~ IN THAILAND - Cpl. Larry L. ett, IS! Fl!th Ave., Kanauga. ' ' to MaJ·or General Carl C Turner Provost Jo you feel It necessary com· . , H.18 12-year-o ld daughter ' . ent about 11 over the Jack· signed to the Military Police, Assistant Ellen, submitted his name '" m eli tatio ,, and has been in Thailand since May. 0 the first annu4!1 contest. son ra 0 1 · Mr. Needs received a trophy Owens told btm, "I'm a news for beinl selected Gallla'• .fall> c.aster. Next (todAY!, er-of·the-Year, donated bf the I II disco·- tonight s meeting. Gallipolis Dall7 Tribune. It was Owen&, I resodOill of Jackson, presented tjj Needa by vernon hal • weekly school news proDe eese tbe Tribune 1 n d gram on the Jackaon otatlon. Ti:es • 's.nUnol's advertlsln& Part of Jackson county Ia In manager. the Southwestern District. The Met Need• also received 1 t30 Sheela began the session llonaire bet - - -lwith dtrecl naminatlon of Ow· Three persona cited by the publicly spt WIATHER ens in retards to hlo recom- state Highway patrol pleaded U!ul actre~ . mendatlon that Baker be re • not guilty Saturday In Galllpo. ers, dales 1 Temperature.. prec•pltatlon, employed. He said he had rec- lla municipal court. Their ca... assures t weather conditMIDI for each 114- ommended him but the recom· are re-scheduled for Monday she'll bo hour period •• recorded bldy mendation was denied. He also Pleading not guilty were from out·f! Peta McCormlclt at F1lrfle QUOIti oneel ""' ••- su perln'-'-t .. ...~. Basil E. Casey, 48, Gallipolis Th• ''So u~ weather stattqn. about 'nile I papen and Bak· F f to ld th · hi roll one·"'' DIY HI•• Low Wulller Pree d erry' a11ure y1e e ng eli . ·-. . ., er's appearance In court an of way; Joyce M, Stewart, 30, urn " rl!l SUn. ·" ·" Ill 45 being held In contempt for and Nyle D. Borden, 49, both eel som~ •1 Mon...•• " 112 M not bringing the Title I paper• of Galllpolls both charied wit~ the dram , Tues. .. , • Ill M .09 to court. peedin ' "Sound oL< 1 Wed. . . .. . . Ill M The four hour seoalon lnclllll- Judgeg. Robert s Betz fined "The Rebl Thur. -·,. 79 t3 .16 eel a close cross examination · Charles S~ Fri. .. .. . .. II 17 ol Owen• by Eplln& durinl . , 8al ..... . . 74 30 which he questioned him about or submit them 1o the board. Carroll E.' - JlapOrl up to preoo time. Baker's duties, bla alleaed fail- Finally, after many objections Colo., art Averqe hiCb tomperature for are 1o comply with board In- by Sheeta and 10veral · repeats 120 and c, the - t thll 1ear IS, la!!l year structlons about ImprovemOilll ol tllo question, Owens aaid !I a loaded t 1l In the district, Baker's appear- Wll Improper. way in t Average low tomper1ture ance in municipal court, 'nile Baker requested tho publlc Arthur : for the wee!< thlo year et, loot 1 papers, bil attendanco ~ ·' hearing after the Southweatern polis, also year 15. public sale during school !loan! on, Aprll ~ voted • o I police, w; Total prtQipltaUon for the hours, and about an I)Itged to renew hlo COiltract after II lor lntoxlc week tbl1 yeor .74 loot year otatement the superintendent np!reo July 31, and was twice Forfeitia .01. had made when recommendlq subsequently fired on April 14 patrol ell! 'otal pncipltation to date lor Baker for reemployment. and 15, the latter thne without were: Dua this year !Uilncheo, last year EplinC aaked Owens If he pay. The noUce on the latter ville, Ind. 21.71 lacbel. . said "Clay Baker was weak u occasion charged that Baker Z'l, Salem, Nonnal aYirlll prtelpiiiUon a local auperintenden~" and failed to carry out orders. In· 34, Riehm 38.40 Inches. be had recommended him only structlons and directions of ll!e tor M. Sp "because no board member board and that hlo conduct had C.; Hebrt Ul> N WED had been In to complain about brought disgrace and reproach felted a lt App[JIDI lor marrla&e 11- Baker." After repeated objec- on the dlatrlct and had destroy· upon a f~ censeo Solurdey lD tho office tiOill by Sheela, Owelll said eel hl1 llfficlency •• a teacher line, aad of Gallla county probate court he was "a liiUe weak in hll and atbnlnfolrator In the dis- Warren, ~ were: Benny D. Blekero, Zl, lftlctpline with teachen.'' lrict ing. Bidwe ll, iabortr, and DeiO"ea Owens wu also quealloned L. Neal, 17, Bld.,.ll, student; on unpaid bills found In Bak' and Jali W•.Shedd, U, MeclWI- er'a office, and whether or icsbur&, teacher, and Zelpba not It """proper or Improper Irene Swisher 22, Cheshire, manqement of the local super· -f'Ofll aETTEfll'-o;:;~ laacher. intendenl not to pay the bills WOfiiK rr Sun~ay .. _ ----. .. ,.......... ....,.... •AE....W SEE THE NEW 45 ••• CARGILE SINGLE LEVQ. HOUSE BOAT Fiber Glass and Aluminum IM At Galllpelle, P'lnt and lyamere. Parle If The lehloltltlen ·--...., .......... ..•.. ...-.a..... ~ ' tHihft!O!)IrdJ 12•2$- -· ·-· Love Of LUe 12-!111-W·• ~.ardt 12 ·45J2,5S-f<!ews Jluidlng Ullbl . t:OO Carloorll 'I: :!I . Beany and O.CD Peter Potamuo ' Pu!Iwinkle · Dlsoovery The ·Nolltla Tooth ABC Scope \ T!iue.s-Sentlnel, Sunday, Ju~e ' - •1~110 ' M~t .Press 1:30 At l99UO , Roberta Facing Life ., . Cl'llsade . · Harmony Boys t.4~ For Tomor ... ,. Conr.denUol A Time ror Uti Talent Hunt Sln&in' Time ... " Women's Newa - . l .... .. •· Cell. Roapltal 3·M-AI)O(h. WGrld Stoney Burh • The Nurses '' 31)_dor, Say Never Too Youna .Where .\dlon Ia N. S. Open Golf .Blfte10811 Flash GordDB ' ' Evenln1 ' - Sholff . F.B.I. ' weat~~er !left · Eriol!at>Tubbtl Movie . l:tlll Rallli · 1:311 Sing Alonl 1:00 Mr. 1-311- Perry Mason llovit 7'1111 Caravan 7:111 Dea1lt Volle, llogaD's Roberta lloneJ Wei!! Farmer's Oaugllltr .•. IG·IJI. U.N,c:t..E. Coorl M8tllat ' H:ll8 N•wa 11 .,,_ Paeernaker Heft !Uti Tonight Adkll nealtr -· ' Saturday ' U:.._News. News 11 'IS-Theater ~te Sbow News Movie ' . " . ' .' Methodist Meeting lily cd that Circle I will hold Its ·' ter~ : sick calls were reported. Jro- Mrs. William Smith announthe ced that Circle I will hold its flu- annual chicken barbecue at mts the cburcb on Aug. 11. Tickets , will sell for $1.75 for adu \L. eel · and $1 for children. Mrs. How ~ h I ard 1. Neal announced that Cir· ~ · cle S will hold a summer rumJEANIE GLASSBliRN B- mage sale July a and 9th. , by\ Devotioll!l wer•! given by Mrs. I •Yel' E. c. Bacon, who gave an ac- 1 wu l count of the "Day of Depend· : Ience," aet aside by the Conti· wa1 nental Cengress In 1775, to ex-· uer pre88 through humility a • d: ex- prayer its complete depend~nce Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glas3!or upon God. To close dev~tlO~s, burn of Rt 2. Bidwell. are an· lblp, . Mn. Bacon ~ead a med1tatmn j nouncing the engagement. and past on the ~rd s Prayer. ] approachmg marriage of their . Followm.g tile program mem- daughter, Jeanie. to Mr Wil \tinl ben of Circle 1, Mrs. Alan tiam Markley Tullis. son of Mr . aem- Scott, chairman, served salad, and Mrs. Roger Tulh:s of 2850 tEJd. dessert, and coffee frem I Millerstown 1oad. Urbana. 132 beaumully decorated table. Miss Glassburn is a 1965 grad· uate of North Gallia Hi gh ......__. school and presently employed with the W. B. Marvin ~1anufacturing Company at Urbana. I Mr. Tullis is a graduate of Graham High school at Urbana, I rJab. ring bearer. and is employed with the Plas• a d The ceremony will be per- tics Research Products Comdece lormedbytheRev.Gabecamp- l panyin Url>ana. A July wed belL Mrs. Thomas Ericksoo ding " bemg planned. I h o will preaeot 0110 ball bour of at- suptlal music before the t.>erellrt, mony, Mrs. Malcom Orebaugh okin, will register guests. Carl Min SWisher io Uie daugbter 1 ush- of Mr. and Mrs. Ura Swisher j ud of Cbeshtre, and Mr. lihedd is , .ndle the son of Mrs. Janice Shedd ~ 'cui, of Columbus, and the Iala Mr ' ·cua, Wendell Shedd. Engagement of Miss 8/assburn Is Announced omp leted, 1 Monday~ •' . · ··~ Nelchbort . :tao. llecim lit ' .Word Ill Lila 1' '·. Rd~ I Jeeltll ,.__ tniJedl · · HO-Jet&onl . t:~AIMI · et Edwards, Mn. Jean Morgan, oi:lth Mrs, MarU10 Ord, Mrs, Peggy dre1 Taylor, Mrs. Marge Reuter, Mrs Rosau Sebo, Mrs. Betty •day, Fullz, Mrs. Billie J. Krawsczyn, cbil· Mn. Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. Leo wei- Crew and Misa Bess Sanbom. Helpers preFent were Sherri neet- Shuler, Hllab Vaughan, Linda Jlui.\Beuter, Darla Ebersbacb and lrod, T..u Baker. 'WIITN Tf·U . , ,, ' •· 1!1- ,, :ram Mro. Jean Fisher, Mra . Margar· ~rom : ~~~~·z TV a 1 ' 7-1111-Almillae. . 1·!11'- Silvio&~~ -paylighi Da•1ime 'Sholff Ant -- ' ~ ' ' ,, 10·1111 s..r.t c.o.•..:J ' :, u.........-z-··· ..Mlllrlt .._ ~ . it.r\ . • 11:1111,.., Cal (Col.) r...l- ' ' . ·, ' I ' ,, 10::11 - ......... .....-, "DY ... - 11::!1 DrW ' -~··,,-,..; 12:011 BadL , , . . ........ . . .. :!11 ....... . . . ., ' ' li:e- I. '' ""' - ' • t:a l:l[t 1; I .I:QO ...... ' ~ .,... il . !;01- . ,, .,:....,. : ·' ii ,' """ ~ .. ' ·... ~ ~ Ccudtt - PICtn ·:. . ·~ , t:fio-. '·.'. '" "Upbeal" · ' 4:11q Utl1 ' 1 1:00 PGA GoU ! ,,. I :-: . ' '· ' . l J1m Waltd llano llllleii. •••k• · ua Nctw The French :City Press · ••n ·s... n~~ ,..,., ' L ~f~!era ·a RA , . . )1&1- ' '10:411 Living World eou&ru.cdoa. Rr· ••h AlB Living Legion Lamp . Look Up 10,111 111·--.: - Dnmlo liA!etl Po..,.ord House Party '' !11-lloctort 2:5St ·!!'>- · God Ia Answer 1:45-JubDee WomaD's Pall A• World TurDs • - ·--·· ·--~- -· ·- - _ llJOD. ' News - 2·GJ...Our Lfol!l Three Cases Contm'ued I'n C'Ity ourt B ET T E R 0 I . .~ Evangelism - n .. ' ' MISS Brenda Jean Kenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald F. Keeney, became the bride of Charles Aile! Smith, Pomeroy on June 11, in a double ring ceremony I' Athens, by the Rev . .James Quesionilerrv. Charles Is a abo, · p.raduate of Pomeroy High and is employed in cons1rueo I ~~ • Sunday ~ • . c f' __ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. •nate ' 1 . . Susan Worner Weclld1 ¥ 'th c . -------- -- - c Ma · The vows of the do1lble ring ceremony were read at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. A fifteen bradeh candelabra with white and yellow muJIIS> were back of the altar and two nine branch candelabra on either aide.' Two baskets of white and yellow mums were on either lllde of the kneeling bench and t~o single candles on each side of the chancel. White satin bows centered with small yellow mulllll marked the pews. and seed pearls. Her only jew· A half hour of nuptial' music elry wa1 a lavaliere which had was presented by Miss Char- belonged to the groom'l :grand, Iene Strauss of Columbus, or· She ca!Tied a . whltci· ganist, and Mrs. Marvin Buri, encircled with Ivy and Pomeroy, sololot, . who stephanotis. The blue garter Ava Maria, Oh Promise Me worn by the bride was mede while the couple were Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., of at the altar, The Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by her Mi" Douna Marie Hauclt, father, tho bride wore a floor Pomeroy, cousin ol tho groom lengtb goWII of white silk or· and maid of honor, and Miss over taffeta which fell Nancy Jo Mayer, Pomeroy, sis- One of 15 Candidates Misses Filing Date T ·~ . L . ....... · Hea4 ~ tor~ Gallipolis clly pupllf:wm be served a snack at 44&-4674, or at the school school&· will llirt 011 Monday. UJ!O!I · .,.rival In the morning, office 141h'!2ll. Five classes anrplanM,d. 'lber~ and • lunch wlll be served at The program ·aides salary Is ' 1111! Sun~ay nmea.sentlnel, Sunday, Jullf'lP. t ~lS - --· ------· -- - ----- -·· ··- .,..___,..... -- - ~ ...,,. ·-· . ~--- ·- · Ph. ~291 STIMSON AND PALMER STS. I'HONI 593-nll ATH.NS, oHIO lnf I C.uri ltl. ' . .Ill poll I Co. l'hi44MH8. '( ., ' ...... �' ! ' .. ., ., I :. ~~~e1. s~~·Y· Ju:~, ID. !~1 City Head Start ,Classes Begin on Monday ·, Head Stardor· GaiUpoUs city pupUf will be served a snack at t4M674, or at the school achoola wDI ltirt on Monday. Ut>Oll . arrival In the momiag, office 446--3211. Five classes are' pl~. Tber~ and. a iuneh wlll lle served at The program ald~s sal~ry L• will tit four at wasbin&\on 11 : 1~ -a.m. $300 a month. Th1s applicant I -~1 •M 1)1'1• ~·- nreeft t.~~honl. Millard Cassidy. director , of .,,,000 or less. U applicants --si;;de~~- from the Clay Ele- · advisd all parents to have their muss\ come trom the mentary will be lransported 1o children ready to leave home county's low · Income bracket Washington school. There were at 8:3& a.m. Drivers will start of $3,0011 or ie~s. If . not ooough enrolled In that ar· plcklng up children between have not prev•"';'siy ea to justify a class at Clay. 8:30 and e a.m. a resume and biOgraphy, they • Classes will start at 9 a.m. Any person wishing Inform•· should have them with . them each weekday morning and will tion concerning the Head Start when they come for their incontloue until 1:30 p.m. The program may call Mr. Cassidy tervlew. One of 15 Candidates Misses Filing Date . ' \IJIMON DE;WI~i~, 1 ft Times-Sentinel advertising eN~eds Gravel Hill Road Che· ,/Father-of-the Year'" tro· p~~~::;~~t~•. weeklong contest sponsored by 19 Gal- 'colinty ]I '' . . ' . - Ralph Needs, Cheshire, Named Father-of-the Year - --lunl Ja: • Ma - 4 ~ ' .•. ' '' MISS Brenda Jean Kenney, daughter of Mr, and Mrs ·Donald F. Keeney, became th e hride of Charles Alle1 •.)>resident of the society; : Pomeroy on June 11 , in a douhle ring ceremony . Donald Boone "• of the;in Athens, by the Rev . .James Qlle<ionill'rry. Charles Is a ill«; and M" Gibbs,' p.raduate of Pomeroy High and is employed in cons\ruc· adlng are Mra. Menday I • • Sa-ringt~ Daylight Daytime Shows WCII!I TV-I 7:00--Today 7:- Dady Word Mike Wallace - and DaOy Woril Faith Doullas cape. Kst1ganiG 10: ~ . ,,_ ' fly Word Mlto Wallace f:!O- ·. .,. " ·~- 1:00-l :lltl- t:OO Mike ~ Capt. KaJP'QD Tblli'Sday 1:30- 1. 18,25-New~~ M:!ti-Concenlrsl .. t,!! ,.. 8cllaal . ,. ' Nm Peter Jonn1 I LaW111811 8:00--News 1:158:311--N.... 7:tltl Movie 7:3G- Well& P'ar10 H.,.. l!$lrt Rave Gun. Trawl 12 0 Clock Hl&b stock,• Gelle XellJ, Jadf Gllllnd, Phil Slllers. 11:11 p.m; Cb. I, ''Pftonller Mall!!hall." Rndolph SeoCI, NIDq Iaiiy. l1:30.p.m. Ch 13. ''Verbotlan," Swal1 OnnmiD£1, Tom PI~ man. "IIDI Bod G111ne" lody Palr Johio Alhiey ·. tye Got A Secrel i.ueJ Sllow 8:lltl- ' 9:00 Music HaD 1:30-- Andy Griffith Hazel lllenandoab l'evton !'lace 10:00 Run lor Life Talent S.Outs M:. · ., · ' · ftiiDAif· tl1l J1.11L CIL I, · "Stlmllllr, 10:~ New~~ To Ten '!be Trttlh l :flfl..- 11:. 11:15li:JI-- ?. weallter ' Avengers Sa...., ·:~· ' ~~ ..J p~n,•w~~ ll:20 p.m. Cjl.: ~, . :v'Jre Maid' ens of' ou~ Spaoe." Movie .' . 1,,. . . ' An ROlli' '1tlfh Jcian llutherlaJnd •:• rnliOG· P.fo'tlr Jt;1e '·' FraiJz, ROJ8a.'Carter. . ,II'~)~··=~\ D.onlrleoOIIIryj l:!tl USA: <Vls-llld the O:nlv.. ll:tl Hen . ur !liD·'~ '' island ' ot Loit Mee.H Anolber LaeJ Diet Van 09b ._....ar..,,.. t2:11!1-JeopardJ ., . ~Postolflct 12:612:5--.NOWI ~ • .... DaiiDIJ 0.. Lon Dt Lila , NOWI Search ror Tomar. Falber Gnldinc LlPt · x- 1:1114iew!l ui-Daeton .paaftrd :lloola PariJ women-. New ... , ~~Anolh. World ·-;:' Tell 'l'rutll GeiL lbpilll . .,.;: OI .NiiiM ·~,._ New~~ l'·:lll-l'ostollke llwcll P'.r Tomor. u:e- , ' NOWI 1:36-Don'l Say Ed~ Conftdentlal 'ftme For U1 Women I NeWI RospfW . Niaa. • .. .. ., Storm Sblrloy Temple .; ...... '). 8:00-Neq 1:!0-NOIVII ' ,, t:oti-Oar Lim t ·llti-Doctora 1:55-- 8:00 1:30- lllllbllllea .t:tltl Bob Hope Gr~~ :· 'I .'1, . a ET . . Women's News . ~~Don'! Say tlvh · .folio qarj ~~ :·) Long ~-snn!,~or I>ICII' ·Van ..'·- !'&~ N,.. CARGILE ~ ,.;.:l..~1~~ SINGLE LEVI HOUSE IOAT University Volkswagen The French ·city _Press • · Ph. 44N2t1 STIMSON AND PALMER STS. PHoNI 5t3o7711 ATHINI, OHIO ·womefdorff &Thoftlas·Co. .....,.... Phi ....... Court .. Jnl A Itt. The Nunies F.dge Of Night Never Too YOUDI ~~~ ~,~~~!'!:1· . flash Gordon ,~ l:flfi..-Newt ·~:30-News ~ 7:00-Hobo ,l ,;.- ' .,, • .Dan Boone t.~r:'il 1:00.- • •.•.Laredo ~I Rlfletnaa llt06-Cbey~ s:s.-- . ' ' " ' ~ . ·Cl'8 NOIQ tim ~ Munate11 . .' Weather NOWII . · · WeDs Fargo Rave GilD - B~tm.. ., GllllgaD'allila!ld · ., Gidget My 'l'Jm!e"Sgaa_ •}' llpuble Life Movie BiWitdled Newa Pacemaker _News I'Qtoa•Place . . Mr. TuUIS os a graduate of Graham High school at Urbada, ring bearer. and is employed with the Pl. . The <eremony will lle per· tics Research Prnducts Co» formed by tho Rev. (}abe Camp- pany _In Urbana. A July wed bell. Mrs. Thomas Ericksoo ding " hemg planned. will prese~~t one bail hour of suplial music before the ceremony. Mrs. Malcom Orebaugh will register guests. Miss Swisher is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Uro Swisher of Cheshire, and Mr. Shedd is · the son ol M,.. Janice Shedd : of Columbus, and lbe late Mr. Wendell Shedd. I' Open Monday, 1tll cburcll. The progr1111 Mro. Jean Fish..-, Mrs. Margar.IIICludt all grades from et Edwarda, Mra. Jean Morgan, lergar1en througb aixtl! Mrs. Martha Ord, Mrs. Peggy de, llld worli: of the dlildrta Taylor, Mrs. MarK• Reuter, libt • clllplay. Mrs. Rosa.. Sebo, Mrs. Betty p.l will elost 1111 Friday, Fultz, Mrs. Billie J. Krawaczyn, ; I, wltll 1 plcalc. All dli~ Mra. Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. Leo I of lbt I!OIIIIIli8IIJ are wei- Crew and Miss Bess Sanborn . >It lo attend. Helpera present were Sherri lacben alleldbtllhe meet- Shuler, Hliah Vaughan, Linda wen Mra. Barbara 11ut- Reuter, Darla Ebersbacb and . ; Mn. Margaret Follrod, Tom Baker. - -- Enning $hoW. . .JAite Sbolr. .. l .• ' ' ' SEE TBE NEW 45 ••• ...... Gen. Hospital A':OO Mr. CartoOII ~orrer Storm '4:30-Hoek Hoond Shirley Tern!'~~ a~~, .- . 'iX,t>; .... ) ConQdentlal Time fl'or Us 1' 00-.Anotbo W<>rld To TeD .Tnttli •'• Hewe . •...'!,.. . • ~ ~l shOrt: ! .li2S- .' ·"~ '!(:. ': . <\1 •• • .... . -~ - Donna Reed Password House Party ' ~ LOve of Life , l:as-:.:stqm' CBS ltrit' .· ' ,. Supermarltet Dating Game ' 1:00-Newo 1:30- ' '· • 4ndv Griffith Diet Van Dvke News Search P'or Tumor Falber Kmwa · Belt Guldlna Ulhl Lawmaa ,.~w:, l'elllmal Juld. ·· ·Never: Too Ylllilll When Aetl011 II VJrglniaa 1:311- \ Red a t s li:OO-Mom. Star tt:JO..-Paradlse Ba 7:M-Dr Kltdara ' : 110 -;. . The McCovs 'lllo -Nurses .. -~~. ''t ' ' .. Movie ~· , '· junior bridesmaid, a• d ' Lisa Anne Swisher, lliece ht brldt, ..,_ pi t, Sbedd has aaked t h t 111ing to oervt u bis a~ lants: Mr. Hoary Eckhart, t maa; Mr. Daniel Rankin, Larry Walters, Mr. Carl mer, brothe< of bride, usbMr. Dauya Swisher aad Robert Marcus, <andle ·tero, Mr. Craig Marcus, . t and Maaler Brian MarCUJ, ael.erai of· Night ~ d; Jlliu Suaa• Jr..e Swish- Fun Sdlool ~~:~do.i 't· ... ·, E•eni..a As World 'l'urnl Bl~'• fi~ leadership, Mrs. Bacon ~ead a meditation nouncing the engagement, and Plans Completed . ~~.,~~ ~:P.n~a~i"u;~~: DaOy Word llovy and Gollalb Soc. Security Wom811~ Paie 8:25- 4:tltl Mr. Cartoon 4:30- DaRy Word Mlie wana<e '• 1:00--Anotb. World To Tell 'l'ruth IIIII WliTN TV·U GuldiJII 'Llllal 1:55-- 4:05--Mr. Carl1101f' '"'"'"·· 4:21--Wondllrier . Sblr~ 'templll . T.••"" . $:110-Che~ , . . • . ~. ·.:· .1 111:25- !:tltl Our Lim 1:30 Docton '- s..ret Sloma. •,... Donna Reed Dallft1 Game tme OIIJfe ' QIDI!clenUa1 . .., A 'Time For 0'1 2:11- ' 1::!8 DoD't Say 12: flfi-Jeoparilf l:lltl1:35 --Sinp;lnt Donna Reed IH5- fiuptnnarbl 1:00- 'lllo MoOI)ol Dayiipt Sa-rings Time Andy Grllllth II :00-Mom.. Star IJ:St-I'Bnldlllll Bay Diet tan om 12: 55--Neq A!ldJ Orlllllll W ~ . Chalmdi- 11:00-Momlnr II·- ., ..... i :lltlI p.m. 01. S, '~lan~~nn~ " GJem. l:a-:81...,... Ford. Donna i 11:10 p.m. Ch. J, "Kill lbe .Uaa- \ I :OD-Our Llvea ' Hen ,. 'Late Sbow . 12:. II,. TooiJII!t 111-J.•' . . .. 10:00-Eve ~ 11:25-Newl . .' · ' · ' 'lllo MC!Oiya Engagement of Miss Blassburn Is Announced serviCe, durtng the past on the ~rd s Prayer. approaching marriage of their r. . Followm.g the program mem· , daughter. Jeanie, to Mr. WJI urmg the buJineu meeting llera of CirCle 7, Mrs. Alan 1liam Markley Tullis. son of Mr. call ahowed lhat 7'J mem- Scott, chairman, served salad, land Mrs. Roger Tullis of 2850 1 aad tiN ..,..ts had attead· rde•sert, and coffee from • Millerstown 'load. Urbana. Clrcio meettnp, and 132 beautifully decorated table. Miss Glassburn is a 1965 graduate of Norlh Galiia H i g h school and presenUy employed 111:00--Eve Guess ~,iifJ­ ~~ I I f:25- Three ca continUt • c•tty cOU .01 ·an•nd An. • f:tltl Today y' IN At Galllpell1, l'lrst and ~Park at The lehleltatlen Wll'l'N TV.U 1:45-Com Cob I Fiber Glass and Aluminum Da:vll~~rht WSAZTV-3 Owens w.. " Sav.ip,;s- Time Da:vtim~ ShoW& ' 0.0, .... ----- ---- - . "' 'personality and family cd that Circle I will hold lls ICb. It was a most lllter- 1 sick calls were reported. 1' _ind educational pro- [' Mrs. William Smith anooun1 about the ladiea, and the ced that Circle I will hold ils - ~ played, and the lnllu- annual chicken barbecue a! -,they had whllo residents the church on Aug. 17. Tickets II 'White House. will sell for $1.75 for adull.· , . ; and $1 lor children. Mrs. How t •meeting wao preSided I ard 1. Neal announced that Cir~ Mrs. Everett McMah- \ cle 5 will hold a summer rumJEANIE Gf.ASSBIJRN wbo led the lfllup II sing- mage sale July I and lith. · _lad was accomparued by Devotions were given by Mrs. . _.Fisher Davlo. A prayer E. c. Bacon, who gave ao ac-1 guidance of the Society was count of the "Day of Depend-: • · by Mrs. McMahon. Ience," &et aside by the Conti-. past president's pill was nental Congress in 1775, to ex- · eted In Mrs. Uoyd Blazer press through humility a • d i lolra. _McMahon, who_ e1- prayer its complete depend~nce • Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Glass· csed 1meere apprectatiOI (or upon God. To close devotions, burn of Rt. 2. Bidwell. are i::ln 10:00-ll!ve G 10:25--New!l Nancy wm lle. seventh grade ' pupU at Xytor Creek Junior high thll fall. (Continued From Page 111 Her three brothero ore Steve, 1 ed 14· Danney, 10, and Mark. 4. board but they ~~d rece v .. ~·~ther·of-the-Year Ralph, his the contents of It piece-meal Jfe Ruth have resided In the for SIX years. ~ er Creek area 10 years. Then the prosecuting attorn· . ~ G ol 2030 EasteTn ey questioned Owens about 1 3 Ave~~~as ~nnerup. He was broadcasU~g over. the Jackson , m·natd by Deborah Lynn radio stat10n abo1t the South~· his 12-year-old daughter. west..-n Board's April 12 night ! ~i~cfng third was F. D. Bum· raid on Clay Bak~;~h r~~ IN THAILAND • ell, m Filth Ave., Kanauga. deuce, ~~t :'~;.. ~ com- Major General C8l His 1:1-year-<Jld daughter, Jo you /eebo 1 11 overrythe Jack- signed to the Millt Ellen, submitted his name m men •d. 0 tatlon'" and has been in Tb "~ue f'1rst annu al contest· son ra •• s . told him "I'm a news 0 Mr Needs received a trophy wens , ' f ~inl selected Gallla'a lath- easter. Next ~unday (today!, or f th donated by· the I'll diSCt'" tonight'• meeting. er-o · e-yeer, o 'dent o1 Jackson Galli lis Dally Tribune. It was wens, • res• ' poted tU Needs by Vernon has - waekly ochool news pro~:.:.:.•• the Tribune 1 n d gram on lbe Jackson statio~ T' • Sentinel'a adverlllill& Part of Jackson co~l~ Ia 1mes the Soolbweslern D1stricl. manager. ..., Sheell began the session Needs also received 1 ..,. with direr\ euminaUon o1 OW· Three persona ci~ ens In regardo to his recom· State Highway paU WIATHER . mendalinn that Baker be re · not guilty Saturday, Temperature, preclpilalioll, employed. He said be had ro<- U• municipal court.; weather coMitiona lor each 14- ommended hlm but the recom· are re-scheduled ,,. hour per1o4 u recorded by mendatlon wu denied. He also Pleading not gill Pete MeC«mlek at Fairfield questioned the auperlntendeot Basil E. Casey, fl weather 1\atlon. about 'lltle I papers and Bak· Ferry failure to )l)t Day Hlp ~ W•lller Pree. er's appearance In court and of wa~ : Joyce sun. . ... .. It 15 being held In contempt lor and Nyle D. Bord, Mon. . •.. . . ft M not bringing the Tille I papers of GaiUpolls both c Tues. •.. •• r& M ·19 to eourt. . speeding. ' ' Wed. •. .. •. 16 54 The lour hour IHBIOD lncjud- Judge Robert s, Thur. _., . . 79 6S .15 ed a close cross examination ....:._:_ _ _....:. Fri. . . . ••. . 10 ~ of Owens by Epling during Sat. .... ... 74 311 which be questioned him about or submit !bern to - Repert up to preu time. Baker's duties, his alle&ed fall· Finally, alter mall) Averqe hJ&h temperature for ure to comply with board In- by Sheets and aevt. the - t thll year 13, last year atructions about Improvements of the question, OW 11. In the distric~ Baker's apiJear· was Improper. ~ Averap low temperature aoct In municipal eourt, 'nUe Baker requestedlor the week this year 19, last 1 papers, his allaldanct 41 a hearing aile• the ~ year 15. public sale during achool _Boanl oo. April ~ I Total prtQipitation lor the hours, and about an llliled to renew hts ronJi week tbll J'&l' .71 last year statement tho 1uperintenilent esplres July 31, an• .04. had made when recommendllll 111bsequently fired 'otol pnelpltatloll to dale lor Baker for reemployment. and IS, the Jailer t thia year JtJ8 inches, laat year Eplln8 aaked owens If he pay. The notice o1 21.71 lnchet. said "Clay Baler was weak aa occasion charged Normal lvtrllt pncipltatloo 1 local superlntenden~" and failed to carry oul !11.40 lachel. be had recommended him only structlons and dirt "beCause no board member board aJnd that hia A8l: N WED had beef1 In to complain about brought disgrace • App[Jlnl far marriage II- Baker." After repeated ubjec- on the dlltrlcl and censes Saturday ID the office tionJ by Sheets, owens said ed hll elll<lency I'I o1 Galli& eounty p~te court he was "a llt.U. weak In hlo and administrator "ere: lleMy D. Bickert, 31, dilclpllne with teachers." trlct. ' Bidwell, labortr, 111d Delo•es Owens was also quesUonzd L. Neal, 17, Bidwell, atud81!1: 00 unpaid billa found in Bak~ and J&Ji Shedd, 32, Meclllll- er'B olflce, and whether or icsbura, tu<her, and Zelpba not It wu proper or Improper Irene Swisher 22, Cheshire, management of the Joeal auper· -,.OR BE, teacher. Jniendent not tu pay the bills WORK' . .. Grace Methodist · ~neral Meeting '· FunScbool Starcher t :tltl Mike 8:lltl- I I WIITN TV-d WSAZ TV-S 1:45-Col'll Cob l :tltll:lltl- l""= n._ _ __ _ __ _ Time ' 7:25Y:\10- 1 1 . statement of no es Hill gift certificate. will disqualify that The second place winner fr~m nmnl!'i for •rr. aa1Da cilwliY'i "Father-<Jf·the . rJ<eived a $15 g•fl cerUIICate, gam lor l1ve years, Year" Saturday, c11maxlng a and third place winne< a $1& Here are the expf JGDielt 1ponaored by gilt certificate. counts, by ofl~ees, lil It iUillltJOilo · merchants. Judges for the contest were candidates, des1gnal~ ' ' .· James N. M. Davis, Hobart Republican, and (D. Needs, father of three boys Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. William - ---·-· ---· ---and 0110 girl, II vocaUnnal ag- McCully . rieuUure lilsb"uctor at Kyger Merchants participating were: Crf!k High ..,tlool. Thorn.. Clothiers, The Hub, lit - nomllllted by his II· Central Supply Co., Gallipolis • ....,.111 ·diuahter Nancy who Motor Co., G. C. Murphy Co. ,· ' , ' Cox's Gallipolis Department 1/ wrota. · Store, Pure Oil Service Center, "I IIOIJI(ruite my Dad lather- Tawney Studio and Jewelers, il·lbt-Jear because my Dad Dan Thomas and Son, Bob " A re.uer al Kraer Creek Evans Steak House and DriveHlp eclVIoL . In; Mitchell Office SU~ply and "H ecialoi' lddo whe l Gift Shop; Darnbrough s De• 0 •PI"' • . raloe partmoot Store, McKnight Dav· don;t act • rqi)l, helps 111 · Hardware Empire Forni· I oteera tO ibclw at ~~~· 1 n ~ ::e Co Haskins • Tanner, J &ives us money to . spen D · .··Shuler Carl's Shoe with CJI't. ·.. &VIS . ' I , :dliiuii•t llllokl or drink. Store, Martm Ford Sales, Inc., , 0 Th~'l why 1 nominal• dad, Price and Sonl Pharmacy. ·Father-of-the-Year.''' flAi;!l;' ebos~. wu aelecled • Only one ol 15 candidates crat· '$158.69; and Mrs. Robert A. for major county offices In the ! County Commlsslooer·Queen, for the election of May 3 primaries failed In file Saunders (0) , No expenses; ert A. Queen, $378.23. an expense account before the jJohn E. Morgan, •RI, $42ti.58: Filing statements of no p.m. Friday deadline; accord· and Arthur E. Wheeler, •RI expenses were Judge John w. l ing to the Gallla county board $44420. Howell, probate judge ; Lowell I of elections. County Auditor · W. Dickason (D), county The Cllndldate was Carroll Burnett (D), 16; Morton · neer, unopposed; and Rot~ert K. Singer, one of three and Hellican candidates for ty commissioner's n Failure of any caJ file an expense aoo ~~ Needo Gravel c. l' In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated' chun:hi, Iunday May 1, Miss Unda Lee Darnell, daughter of Mr. and· Mrs. Paul ·M. Darnell, 161 Mulberry Ave., bl.came the bride of ··Mr. Donald William Mayer, son of Mr. and ;. )f.r~ Rn!" ~"'!'n..... ~ C\2\r St __ . The vows of the double ring ceremony were read at !:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. A fifteen bralieb eandelabra with wQite and yellow mulll& were bact of_ the altar and two nine branch candelabra on either side. Two baskets of white and yellow mums were on either lide of the k.neeliog belich and t\i(o single candles on each side of the chancel. White satin bows centered with 1rnall yellow mums marked [ , · · · the pews. ahd aeed pearls. H•r only jewA half hour oi nuptial' music e.iry was a lavaliere which had was presented by Miss Char- belonged to the groom's "'nd; lene Strauss of Columbus, . She carried a . whltegonlst, and Mrs. Marvin Buri, encircled with Ivy and Pomeroy, soloist, . who stephanotiS. The blue garter Ava Marla, Oh Promise Me worn by the bride waa made wblle the couple were by Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., oi at the altar, The Lord's Prayer. Given In marriage by her Miss Donna Marie Hauck, lather, the bride wore a floor Pomeroy, couoin of the groom length ol white silk or- and maid of honor, and Miss ;J.,.' l ' - �~ .. • I ..} . pupll("wlll be served a mack at. m.4671, or at lite school up(QI . ..-rival In lhe moming, offiCe Wh1211. and a lunch will be oerved al The program ·ald~s '"lary ls 11:16 . a.m. $3110 a month. ThiS applicant ....... ~..-~ ....... ~ r;r.u.n ao!!hnnl , Millard Cassidy, director, of $3,000 or less. ll aPPlicants · ·st;;dt~;tho Clay El• advi~ aD•parents to have their musst come !rom the mentary will fie lransported to childl10 ready to leave home county's low • Income bracket WasblDston school. There were ol 1:30 a.m. Driven will start of $3,000 or less. If apphc.anto not OIIOU8h enrolled 1n that ar· picking up children between have not prev1ously subm1tted a resume and biography, they 00 to justify a ciaso at Clay. 8:30 •nd 9 a.m. Classes will start at t a.m. Any person wishing lnforma· should hove them w1th . each weekday morning and will tion concerning the Head Start when they come for tbell' inc:onlinue until 1:30 p.m. T be prnsram may cali Mr. Cassidy tervlew. w. washington II!# Co "' Jll ' - Ma .JaJ -IY'• -.-..v to :.be spent ture Co., Haskms ~ . c 1 j l • . ' .-' ~ '. ' - ... At Galllpells, l'lnt llft4l ~ya...,., P1rk ltTIIIIIIhltltltltn stephanotis. The blue garter by the bride was made Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., of Daylight Savings Tim1e I Daytime Shows wens WSAZ TV-I TV.J ( I l:fS-Corn Cob ' 7:110-Today 7:057:257:311- Dan, Word Mike Wallace 8:11&t :llll- Starcher Grace Methodist . ~neral Meeting • ' -· DaDy Worcl Faith FunSchool ,. personality ond family cd that Circle I will hold Its te)t.·.It was a most liter- ~ sick calls were reported. 1 ·IDd educational pro- 1 Mrs. William Smith aonoun1 about the ladies, and the ced that Circle I , will hold its . ~ played, and the tnflu- annual chicken b8rbecue a! fhey had while residents the church on Aug. 17. Tickets 11 IWhite House. will sell for $1.75 for aduj1., and $1 fOf children. Mrs. Ho w I ~meeUng wa1 presided I ard 1. Neal announced that Cir· by Mrs. Everett McMah· i cle 5 will hold a summer rum· wbo led the fll'oup Ia sing- mage sale July 8 and 9th. . 11 1 ~ " · aceomparued by Devoti0Il8 were given by Mrs. I .1 . Davtime i Daylight Sa'ripgs Shows , ·' 1:15-Corn Cbb '·· .:%: 1 . ... - Ga. . llolpllll Ule·.,I- TV Tube 1:110 a.ey...,. 1:1111- - . ~ !D. ~· ~ ~:':=~0..· Andy GrilliOt Diet Van Dlb 9: DO Musle HaD ,, t :30- 10:110 Run · lor Lift Talent Soouts 11:11 "~~:~ . . . i.l II,. finlilit ,.. : ,.., " Doaao lllod """' N ... Ill Lift __ ror Tallllli:. Falber ' - ... Guldlac .Lf&hl ,Bell t:~,.m' . - , ,J . . . .. . . ' ' ·:-... ' . •f Movie . . CUo1 '" " • ' Qlalldeallal . , " "nme ·'"' 171 'f<!!!*'IN-. Show 12.• , . ~ Gen. W'or!dl '1'o Tell 'l'rulll Newt f· Edp 01 NlaM ' . .~ " liupermarbt ' ' .. •' Pas...,.., Rouse .',I .. ·.., ,. ,.. ' ·" ' " ,.h .; . - ~ ·:r· ,. .~ ~- '~- ' . . -~~ ,. .- ,, ' . I - · ? ; -..· "':'' ·.,.. 7:tlfi-Dr KUdare . ' ··•· Asa d•••· · . 1 The French City Press · . Ph. UU291 KaJiiaroo Movie '111e McC<m ., The fllll'!!ell . Andr Griffith ·Never, Too Yoom1 " ' - Aellon II Dick Van Dvke Supermarket Doling Game t.>ve of Life Donna Reed - Search For Tomor Father KIIOWI . Beat Gullflnl U(lht 7:30 Yirg!n!aa. ~11\pe ·.:.._' 1:00 1:10- . . l'ltly. Duke . i mu.' ttgbt . 1:10t:OO Bob Hope Bilmh . !J'IIe 1111 V111le, "'"~ Greeo~ · 11101< Van tMe • .. ' . ·· Jofin ~ Show . . Long Hot Sari1J~!et • ... •.. ' • • " - •.. ~l Open Porto Pasaword House PariJ -· :r· , 'i ... '· . !'~ !left ·. • ;,._ · Women'a Ne.ws Edg• or Nigbl l:f!O..:Cb.,. tJ..'>"P"i'lo.f 1:111- The Nurses Never Tno Yount Wl)el'e ¥BOD ~ Rifleman · flaab Gordon . ;.> '' ·-' ' ..-· .,, . ~:311-lllowa 7:110-Robo 7:30 .Dan BeoDo Monday Mr•. Jean Fisher, Mn. Margarlncludo aH fll'ades from et Edwards, Mra. Jean Morgan, tfrprteD lhrouib ohtth Mrs. Marlhl Ord, Mrs. Peggy .,, and W<R'k of tho cb!Jdrea Tayloc, Mrs. Marge Reuter, display. Mrs. Rosuo Seho, Mrs. Betty .tool wUl ololio OD Friday, Fultz, Mrs. Billie J. KraW!!czyn, t I, wltb I pk:ak:. AU cbil· Mrl. Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. Leo i of tbt """'D'llill' are wei- Crew and Miss Be" Sanbo111. ~ tt attend. Helpers present were Sherri I ',acbera a-'111 tho meet- Shuler, Hllah Vaughan, Linda .· wort Mra. Barbara Jlul. Reuter, Darla Ehersbacb and . ; Mra. Marsaret Follrod, Tom Baker. Jll"lffl'IID ''bt • News · f:IIO Mr. Cartoon (!~, · · storm _ 4:30-lluck BoWld Shirley Temple l:ot-Newo ; olio o:llurtL The OJnfidenUal ,me P'or Us Gen. Hospital 1:25,• si1o-Don'l Say lanll: Mr. Hellf)' Eckhart, mony, Mrs . Malcom Orebaugh 1 mu; Mr. Daniel Rankln, will rogisler gue9ls. 1 Liln'J Walters, Mr. Carl Miss Swisher is the daughter !!her, brolher of ~ride, ush- of Mr. and Mrs. Ura Swisher I Mr. Dluolya Swisher ud of Cheshire, and Mr. 2hedd is . Robert Marcul, candle the son of Mrs. Janice Shedd ~ 1tera, Mr. Craig lfarcul, of Columbus, and tbe late Mr.\ t and Muter Brian Marcus, Wendell Shedd. '" .,' ' Mland Bible School Staff Meets , M d , P 0 :" reparatior~ or penmg on ay University Volkswagen· STIMSON AND PALMER STS. . ATH5Nf, OHID PHoNI $fiffl1 :WomefdorJf & .. - lnl a Court Ita. Co. IJEWRES NEAL Delores Lee Will be Wed On June 24th Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noot ill · Rt. I , Bidwell, are anllOU!l<lng . . the Oflliagement of lheir dagp .'' Weather Newa '-·• ter, Delores Lee, ro Mr. JleD. ..Wells Fargo 1- pluo were eompleted Clasael and loaehen are ."'Iny D. Bickers, son of Mr. atill · I IIIII IDII!IIIc Friday llil!b~ follows: Nursery through kll> ] Mrs Ben Bickers of BidwelL !'>ve Gun • 17, of the tMcben and derprtn, Mn.. C. J. Lemley, 1Mis; Neal will be a senior at' ., ·Balmq ,...,, lor lhe Rutluol Melh· ,Mrs. Fred Wlihamson, and , N th Galli High school tlitr Glllf&an'a lllallol · . · . GldBet A Bible School to bqln ISWoo Ellis, (craft belper), fa~~ ' My 'l,'hree s.D5 .. , llouble lJle aday, JUDI :II through July Primary (those completmg 1' 1•, Mr Bickers is a 11161 gra,jp. Movie ,• > ~ 2nd and 3rd fll'adOS), Mrs. Jnn ' te ~ North G Ill HI h · Nelson, Mra. llowanl Bh ch· , • a a ~ . i'tylbn' P1aee ~· ollhe Bible ~ field and LUlie lmbodei (Craft •school, and Is pr09enlly emplo•,. , 'God Llvea Today. The helper): Junior !thooo compiet- ed by the Bidwell M1mng 0> ;. wUl be from ,.U LDL i lnB 4tb 5111 llld etb plldea), pany. The weddmg will n , Will be a worship serv- 1Mra. Rlchard LAKw, Mra. Fred open churcb eve"l of. Jun• ' IIIOI'IImg, lolloftd bf'Goorse and Dawll a~ tho Bllhrtll Mt. Ohve ch:· Lila Sbolr' . leuon, recreatloa, l(cralt helper): Jllllior Hiflb at 7:30 o'clock In the ev' · I , -~erllmetlll. . (ltb or lib .lftdel, Mr L ....,.,- ,- ' '"''" will ' be 1 ·Georp Wiute, lid !C.- TuckANNOONCI•IIEVIVAl. f' ~~:.:~ 1 wl!ll _.,1 er tcnfl llelper). A miYIII 1111"1111111 will be Iii . preoellled to Planllllor the atbO.l will be a& lha f'Wlor Rltl&t ·, Cb!lr,<~iii Sbe apentll of I b o with 1 • perlecl lltellilanet. !tloana Weber: IIC!!Oiary, U. ~J, ..1- II, wllll ~ • alloorillllwlnter term of ber junior year Classes lor all Y'JU!II people !ll!da Stallord, IUid director, Mn. Marlin,._ • "'~ Ill Copenha8en, Don-!tbe. communi!)' !Jimugb the IIIliHarold Sa111r. Toocborl 1w lbe c111 alnflbtc wUIIII · · · '-=~~=:~;e abroad Ia a dis- grade are planned. Other high J11111or and illlllor lli(lh cillletl ...... PMior Jle9... 11 feature ol tbt curricu· achool people may come to P. are askJDc lbat tbe alUdllia fWt • !II lilt <QUip. Ilia~ . . . . . Jllrllrl .... .. :. 1i' .u -[ ' c•u u• Now 1:00 Mike Douglu Capl 8:111- H8Ve Gull Wl!l Engagement of Miss Blassburn Is Announced Mr. Tufhs IS a graduate of Graham High school at Urbaria, d; Mill lUlU Ireu Swish- ring bearer. ~nd is employed with the Plasj~or bridesmaid a ad The eeremooy will be per- t1cs Research Products Com' Li11 Anne Swisher liece formed by the Rev. Qabe camp. pony in Urhana. A July wed M brldo, lowor pt.' bell. Mrs. Thomas Erlcl<soo ding is being planned. r. Shedd has aaked t h t will preoeot one ball hour of JWing to .erve as hil at· suptial mtWc before the cere-· 1!'1111 ScliOOf !!!archer . Enning fihO'WB ,.,_.. ~- •• aeltetaJ Wtlls • 'Newr ~!bioi .lreaaw. . Conll"'"llal 'nmo For Ut Women a !Iowa JIGopflal . Part:r fN~ • Hs- GLASSB!IRN Plans Completed . ~~.,~~ ~.:pan~a~inu;:: Dafly Worcl Daoy end Gollatll Soc. Securil)' 'l!'ea~ IUid Newt . ' '" ,_Toti&Y =~ 1:110-Newo 1:311-Newo ., J E ~N IE •chool and presently employed Dally Won! Mllte Wallloe Evenin1 sbowi ~. '! aer1ea. rd 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - more 4ll ID 1J8AZ TV-I WCIPI TV4 1:110- • ' ' '·'"'i··"-"'·' 7:057:25'1:311- 1:00 Our Llveo 1:30 Oocton 1:55- Daylipt Savinp Time ~re:jDaydme Shows Guldblc Lf&hl Woman's " As World Tllml ."' • '-l' to play H 1:4$-Corn Cbb l:liii-Oieyellllll l:ilt- - Thursday """' 01 Life . Newo Soorcll ror ,.._._ hlber Eatm IIIII 1:1:3111:35 -l!lngfnt ' !\ . .• • ibpllli . \. 7:00 lollll FonlftiJe N..., . 7:31-Molber • ~. ' ,.,::·~· ' I :00 Dalsleto r&or l:ill Drdtildaze Red fllaellaa• .' 8:01!' MoYie Pelllmat Jlllllt. · · ,.,.,.. .~ . 1:111" Uia, llliqolll : .,; ,. ' .'· . .rrm· 1:110-Anotb. World To Tell Trutlt 1:25Newt 1:111-Don'l Say Edge ol· Night 1:00 Mr. Ca1'llloll _ , Bloml Sblrtq Temple 4:30- Seorcb 1:38-: • Howl •.. 'I' ---------'---- lbe-elber abow. 11 :110-Mom .. !liar . .. The II<Cop "The~ 'I I to 1e1 myself be WUlftx:ed 11:10-Parodlse 8av 11:110-J""'JIJ'i'f D:25I,·:I<I-Postolftce :12:45- 1 .. -~isher Davia. A_ prayer E. C. Bacon, who gave an ac- 1 gUidance of tho Soc101)' • 81 1 count of the "Day of Depend- · o· by Mrs. McMahon. Ience," set aside by the Conti· past president's pill was nental Cengress in 1775, to ex-' eled to Mrs. Lloyd Blazer press through bumility a • d; tlrt. McMahon, who ex~ prayer its £.'omplete dependence: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Glas3· teed liDeere appreciatio1 for upon God. To close devotions, burn of Rl. 2. Bidwell. are .oin'· Blazer'• One leadership, Mrs. Bacon read a meditation nounr ing the engage ment. and service, durJng the past on the ~rd's Prayer. approaching marriage of their r. . . Followm_g the program mem- daughter, Jeanie. to Mr. Wll· Drinl the business meeting ben of Circle 7, Mrs. Alan , liam Markley Tu llis. son of Mr. .call showed that 79 mem· Scott, cbairman, served .salad, : and Mrs. Roger Tu llis f'lf 2U50 1 ud ~ IUflll had atteod. dessert, and coffee frem I Millerstown \.oad. Urbana. 132 beautifully decorated table. Miss Glassburn is a 1965 gradQrclt meetinp, and uate of North Gallia Hi gh H Ia .ll!rrllt, lbat 1111 cllltra*, " Bille,::.~:.~ ' The McQirl U:ss-NeWI IMJ ~ .01 '1111!111 A... ~- I 8:1101:30- rie~Sdlool 10:110-Eve Guess 11:25-Newo 11:30-Concenlral .' ~ ' ' ' ·-*""' * ! ....... _. ••aii&We...... . . ::=.:.;._ -· ~r-· . .....'" .,..... ..~A~ I·S*I o · KS ~ . ~~ ' J'iia ..... ....... doololl! .. _ .. ioi .... ,, , ' lllllr .... '1 1:00 Mike ~ Capt. - 1:311- - l . 4:1104:05 Mr. CartoOII (:1111 YOII l!eM f'llm 1:1101:311- . .,. N,.,. "~-'" f :!Sf:llll- ", J . . . ....... ,,05- • I lly Woml Mike Willloe f:fiO Today "' :Omlldenllal A 'ftme ror Ua WCRII TV.. WS.\Z TV.,II i'L ~: ' • ---- -· ~- I WIITN TV-U BET; Fiber Glass and Aluminum 4P I"""· Tanner. •!"• SINGLE UYEL HOUSE BOAT ,., • ' Three ca continu• • CARGILE • • pupU at Kner Creek junior high this fall. (Continued From Page Ill Her three brother& ore Steve, . d Jl· Danney 10 and Mark, I. board but they had receiVe . F~ther-of·th~Y;ar Ralph, hls the contents of it "piece-meal" wife RuUl. have resided in the for six years. . Kyger Creek area 10 years. i Then the prosecutmg attornOwens about Dewey Gay • of 2030 Eastern 1ey questioned ti the Jackson , Ave was runoerup He was broadcas nl aver ·: ld by O.bor~h Lynn radio station abo'Jt tho South- I nomma tern IJc rd' April 12 night Gay his 1:1-year-old daughter. wes a s Pl~clng third was F. D. Bum· raid 00 Clay Bak~~;:., r~~ IN THAILAND ' ett, 451 Flltll Ave., Kanauga. dencei ~~t ask!'sary (;, com· Major General Cat His J:Z.year.old daughter, Jo you teebo 1 ': over the Jack· signed to the MilH Ellen, submitted his name m men •d. u tall n'" and has been in Tb o.t contest son ra 10 s o . 1 tho ... ual aDDU" . . Ow told htm "I'm a news Mr Needs recetved a trophy elll ' I ~· sel clod Gallla'l lath- caster. Next Sunday (today) or f thUII e donated by· the I'll disct•" tonight's meeting." er.o · •year • · 0 !dent of Jackson Gallipolil Dally Tribune. It was wens, 1 rea ' resented tO Needlo by Vernon hao " weekly school newo pl'i> ~ the Tribune a n d sram on tho Jackaon station. Ti::~·Sentinel'l adverlialng Part of Jackson county II In the Southwestern District. manapr. Sheets began tho '""ion Needa alao received 1 f30 witb direct onmlnatlon of Ow· Three persona clio ena In reprdo to his recom- Stale Hiflhway pa' WIATHER . . mendatlon tbat Baker be re • aot guilty Saturday, Temperature, pree~pltatwn, employed. He said he had roc- Uo municipal court.. weather .....Utionl lor each 14- ommended him but tho recom· are re-scheduled far hour period ao recorded by mendatlon was denied. He also Pleading not g11 · Pota McCormick at Fairfield questioned tho superintendent Basil E. casey, 41 weotber llltflln, " oboul Title I papers and Bak· Ferry !allure to J1t Day • ._ Weder Pree. er's appearance In court and of ,.;y; Joyce M .. Son ... .... 19 4S being bold In contempt lor and Nyle D. Bo~ Mon. · .. •" t2 M not bringlna the Title I papers of Ga!Upolls, both c ~..19 to --\ ..... ····· • .. w~•· 1peed'mg Wool. .. •• .. • M The lour bour IOISlon includ- Jodie ·Robert ~ Thur. _.. .. '19 IS .15 eel a close cro" examination --=----"" Fri. , .. •.. . 10 17 of Owens by Epling during Set. .. , .. .. 74 30 which be quealluned him about or submit them II - Jleptrt up to press lime. Baker's duties, biJ aUeced laD· FlnaUy, alter mill) Averqe llf8h temperature lor ure to comply with board In- by Sheals llllll "'"· the WRt tbll year IS, last year structiolll about rmprovemenll of the queaUon, 0111 71. · 1n tho district, Baker's appear- waa Improper. I Average low telllperature . - 1n municipal court, Tille 'Bal:er requested lor the week thlo year "· Jut 1 papero, bll aiWidanco ~ : ' llearln8 lha year 16. public sale during acbool Board on, Aprli ~ ' Totai prtalpltalfon for lhl hours, and about an alltBed to renew .hi• coni! woek this year .74 last year staternont lbe superintendent etplres July 31, .,. .04. heel made when recommend~~!& auhsequentfy fired · 'otai preelpltatioa to dale lor Baker for reemployment. and 15, tho latter I litis year 11.11 Inches, lasl year Epling uked Ow... II be pay. The notice 01 21.71 lacbel. said "Clay Baker wu wook u occasion charged NOI'DIIi avoia11 proclpltaUon 1 local superintendent," llllll failed to carry out 311.40 lncbea. be had recolllllltnded hlm only struclions and dirf "because no board member board 3Jid that hla . Alit Til WED . had been In to complain about brought disgrace 1 App!YIDI for marrla&o II- Bator." Alter repeated objec· on tho district and censes Saturday ID the ollire tiona by Sheets, Owena said eel hta· elliclency •l of Gallla county probate court he was "a JiUie weak In hi1 and adminlstrat<Jt were: Bamy D. Bickers, 21, dlaclpllne witb teachen." _trlcl. _ _ _ __ Bidwell, labortr, and Defoo'eo Owens wu also quesHoned , L. Neal, 17, Blclwell, atudel!l1 00 unpaid billa found In Bakand Jali W. .Shedd. ill, MecbaJt. er'l office, and whether or icsbUl'l, INCber, and Zolpba not It wu proper or Improper ' · Irene Swisher :12, Cheshire, manasement of the local super· - POR BB1 teacher. ln...,dent not to pay lhe bills WOR ~ ' ' .., MlSS Brenda Jean Kenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Donald F. Keeney , became the bride of Charles Aller 1, Jlresldent of the · , Pomeroy on June 11 , in a dou ble ri ng ce remony Athens, by the Rev . .lames Quesionberry . Charles Is a . DOnald Boon• .,., of illllf; and Mr• Gibbs, ~raduate o! Pomeroy High and is employed in construe· Owens SEE 'J'IIE NEW 45 ••• -. . .;.<' - · - - · - llillng are Mrs. iiVOS 118 .. ~-, , D · . Shuler Corl's ihoe 'th . &VIS ' I 1 " ".,.e u ~~·t .L · unual or drink . Store• Martin Ford · Sales, Inc., That's ·wby 1 oomlnatt dad, Price and Solll Pharmacy, ·Father-oi-tb•Year.• '' Nancy wtD be a seventh grade ' '11te !lullday Tlmea·!enttnel, Sunday, Jun~ 1,, 19¥-15 _ ;;__. ----·-· - - - - · ·- - ---··- ___ ____ , - ~t '·-· • Monday c•tty CoU .' . . I '· t·7>' - Ava Marla, Oh Promtse Me while the couple were at the altar1 The Lord's Given In mafl'lage by lather; tho bride wore a length of white silk ~ Named Father-of-the Year . , Pomer())', soloi!lt, _who was~~~~B~u~rn~et~tl(~Dk),JI6~;~Mto:rt~on~~~~~~~~~an;d~~Ro=be~rt~~ ~ph Needs, Cheshire, ' The vows of the double ring ceremony were read at 1:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. A fifteen bndeh candelabra witb white and yellow mulllB> were back of. lbe altar and two nine branch candelabra on either side. Two baskets of white and yellow mutna were on either lide of the kneeling bench and two single candles on each side of the chancel. White satin bows centered with . 1mall yellow mums marked [ · · the pews. aild seed pearl•. Her only jewA hall hour of nuptial' music elry was a lavaliere which had was presented by Miss Char- belonged to tho groom's :grand' lene Strauss of Columbus, or- mo~ier. She carried a . white· pnist, and Mrs. Marvin Burt, orchid encircled with ivy and Only one of 11 candidates cral: A. 1$1SII89: and Mrs. Robert for major county offices In the I County Commissioner- Clyde Queen, lor the election of RobMay ! primaries failed to Saunders IDJ, No expenses; ert A. Queen, $378.23. an upense accoWlt before John E. Morgan, <R), $12&.,56 ' Filing statements of 4 p.m. Friday deadline; and Arthur E. Wheeler, R) ' expenses were Judge John W. in& to tbe GaU1a county $444.20. :Howell, probate judge; , of elec:Uons. County Auditor · w. Dickason (D), county engi· candidate K.Tho Singer, ooe of three lican candidates ror, ty commissioner's ~ Failure of any Cll file an expense acq statement of no e' ' llalph Needo, Gravel Hill gilt certificate. will disqualily that . R4f!t;' ~hire, wa1 selected The second place winner from rWlnlng for ·~ Gallia "Father-of-tbe . l'feeived a •15 g1ft certiHcate, gam lor five years: Year" saturday, climaxlog a and third place winner a $1& Here are ~e ex~ w·~ ~tell 1pG1111ored by gilt certificate. counts, by offiCes, IU It ~~lllpollt merchants. Judges for tho contest were candidates, deslf!na~ t' • _ James N. M. Davis, Hobart Repub11can, and (D. Neodl, falber ol three boys Wilson. Jr., and Mrs. William - - ----~---llllll oi1o 1irl, II vocational ag- McCully. · rJeQllure lils\l'UCior at Kyger Merchanll participating were: ~ lllcb ........ Thomas Clothiers, The Hub, llo waa liOmilllted by his 11· Central Supply Co., Gallipolis ,......,.. -diiuahler Nancy, who Motor Co., .G. C. Murphy Co, wrote· . Cox's Gallipolis Department , • · Store, Pure Oil Service Center, ! "lllilmlnile my Dad lather- Tawney Studio and Jewelers, af·llti.J•ar because my Dad Dan Thoma• and Son, Bob It A llatller at Ky&er Creek Evans Steak House and DriveHJCII .ielWol . In: Mitchell Office Su~ply and "He appreclaiti' klds . who I Gift Sbop; Darnbrough s 0. cloo1t act ~ !ill, helps us raise partm<nt Store, McK?1ght Dav: steen to iho,w at lairs, and '" Hardware,. Empire Furnl " •.~ol .S. J.Wj !flll) €1 1 I V41\ •·"-• ;;.;; ' . In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated' church;· Iunday May 1, Miss Linda Lee Darnell, daughter o.f lt\r. alld' Mrs. Paul M. Darnell, 161 Mulberry Ave., be1:ame the bride of •Mr. Donald Wllliam Mayer, son of Mr. ;llld . One of 15 Candidates Miss~ Filing Date left Times-Sentinel advertising Needs, Gravel Hill Road, Che· "Father-of-the Year" trocontest sponsored by 19 Gal· ' ~ Hea4 st.rt .tor, GalUpoU. city achooll· win a\m 01! Monday. Five e~a.... II'I'Pl.-. 'lber~ wlll tour at I ' M.iss Darnell, ·Mr~ May.er are W~.d. ICity Head Start £lasses Begin on Monday ... .' - ~ • , • . 'i ~ ' ) . �'. ~· .' '. I ' / ' i . '· f· .. .ao ~ J ; , . . , I I ' !· ' • ~w, •' I' ~~. ~ a ' '· J!.:. ' ' .' ' . t-· ' " ' ' ' =-' < .~ !. ~ ' \ seed pearls, featured a crescnt waistline, round neckline · ~f I • ( \ Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph E. War· ner of Mason are annauac:lnl Ule engagement and approaching marriage of their only daJl. gbter, Susan Bet!J, to Mr. Robert Lee Arnold, soo ol Mr. and Mrs. Dores Arnold of Pomeroy. The double · ring cen!lnooy has beeo planned for 7:10 o'clock in tile evening '"' Juae II at llle Mason Melhodist Church, wltll the Rev. Marv.. Frame performing the service. The custom of open eburcb will be observed aliC! u 0(11!11 receptloo will follow immediately ill tile church aocial roo011. IN GRANVILLB Members of the B. H. SaD- ' MISS Brenda Jean Kenney, daughter or Mr. and Mrs horn Missionary Society of the Attending are Mro. Donald F. Keeney. became the bride of Charles Allet Middleport First Baptist Owe•, president of the Pomeroy on June II, in a dou hle rin g ceremony Church are in Granville attend· Mrs. Donald Boon" ;•e ol by the Rev . .James Qnesionherry. Charles is a ing tile Women's Coaference of minister; and Mr• Gibbs•. p.raduate of Pomeroy High an d is employed m conS\1'\lC• tllo Obio Baptist lilonveation. Jr. __ 1o.on. _____ ·---- -·- - Mr. Jerry Arnold, Pomeroy ,1· and cousin of the groom, served long sleeves coming to points best man and ushers over the hands. a5 were Mr. Jan Hauck of Columbus, Her veil of imported French Mr. William Mayer and Mr. 174 A d G M h d ' : lten race ef 0 lS[ . ailk Ulusion was held In place' Charles Hayes, Pomeroy. Paul by 1 Cr<Jwn of lace, ·sequins (Continued On Page IS ) MRS. DONALD WILLIAM MAYER Mrs.Carris Hostess to ~~~~~aS!~~uh l I WSCS General Meeting ol Tuppers Plains held tlleir June ; meeting at the home of Mr s. I The general meeting of of the persooallty and family cd . that, Circle I will hold Its ' Charles carr. Mrs. L01s Me· Grace Methodist Women'• ~ of each. It wa1 a most IDter. sick calls were reporled. · Cain, president,. presided over I ciety of Christian Service of esting and educational pro- · Mrs. William Smith aonounthe meeting: wh1ch was opened Gallipolis, was held Wedneaday, gram about Ule ladies, and Ule ced tllat Circle I will bold its by the Lords Prayer m unoson. witll 4() members and 14 RUesls part they played, and the lnO~r annual chickeJ barbecue a1 Roll .call "'"' answered by each attending. ence they had while residents the church on Aug. 17. Tickets nammg 8 rose. of the White Bouse. will sell for $1.75 for aduiL· 1 MJ:s. Clarence Headley pre-. Mrs. Stanley Folden iatroduc~ aRd $! for children Mrs How sented a program on ."Selo:ctions ed the speaker, Mrs. Ralpb The meeti111 wao presided I ard 1 Neal announ~ed that Cir· of Material." and Mrs. James Simester of Chester, . Mella over by Mrs. Everett McMah-1 cle ~ · will bold a swnmer run> Stout presented "All Amencan l county, who presented her Jove- M, who loci tile group io sins- mag sale July 8 and 9th , JEANIE GLASSBLII\N 1966 Roses." Iy collection of dolls dresoed ing and was accompantod by I De:otions were given b; Mrs. I The. group held an exchange ao replicao of tile inaugural Mrs. Fisher Davil. A prayer . E c Bacon who ave an ac- 1 of whtte elephant .,.., Mrs. I gowns worn by all Ule First for RUidance ol the Society was I · 1 th ' "D g 1 De d ' Mildred Headley won the traY· Ledies in tile Smitllsonta• Iastiby Mrs. McMahon. coun .. 0 1 • 'deaybyotll t'n1." ellng prize . The h 1 nd ence, ae as1 e on 1· . . · lute. a r oty1mg, a co1· A past preaident'a pill waa aental Congress in 1775 to ex· · Flower arransementl were oring of each doD was also .. ' judged and ribbons awarded to near Identical to Ulat ol lila preoented to Mro. Lloyd Blazer press through humthty a • d: Mrs. Grace Stout, Mrs. Mary First Led represented. Ao by Mn. McMahon, who ex- prayer lis complete dependence Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gla,.. Jane Goebel. and ~~· Doro- eacb dolly was shown, Mrs. Sl· preosed sm~e ~pprec1atioo for upon Gnd. To close devotmns, burn of Rt. 2. Bidwell, are •n· thy Stout Mra Patricia Goebel ld hi b lady I Mrs. Blazer I fin• leadenhip, Mrs. Bacon read a meditation nouncing the ""gagemenl and · · mester to w c I rep. and · dur1ng the pas1 on tile Lod' displayed flowers she re<eived reaented and ex !ailed the df. serv1ce, . r ' p rayer. approach ing marriage of ' their from her sister In Hawati. Mn. tail of the WRP year. . Followmg the program mem- i daughter, Jeanie, to Mr. Wtl· 0. J. PeDIIington was welcomed go · During lho hoaineu meeting bera of Circle 7, Mrs. Alan , tiam Markley Tullis. son uf ~r . u a 1ew member of the club. She revealed many lllleret~ roll call showed tllat 79 mem- Scott, chairman, served salad, Iand Mrs. !Wger Tullis of 21!50 Refreshmenlo were served by ing IRcidento during that per- ben aad two RUesll had attead- dessert, and coffee from 1 Millerstown :toad. Urbana. the hoslell to 19 members. The iod iD lila Whlta Houso, IJid told eel Circla meellnp, ud 132 beautifully decorated table. ! Miss Glassburn is a !965 gradJuly meeting wUI he held at the uate of North Gallia H i g h borne ol Mrs. Leil McCaia. school and presently employed I : r~ • "' Susan Warner Wedding Date is Set trimmed in !lequins nnd tiny daisies. - • ·~ 1..:... ' ..., ~· In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated' ch~h.' Iunday May 1, Miss Linda Lee Darnell, daughter Q.f ~r. and' Mrs. Paul ·M. Darnell, 161 Mulberry Ave., .bebme the bride of •Mr, Donald William Mayer, son ol Mr. and : lhs. Rov Mavior. 7 Oak St. . , . ... : _ · The vows of the dooble ring ceremony were read at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. A fift~n llndch eandelabra with white and yellow mumw were back of. the altar and two nine branch candelabra on either side. ' Two baskets of white and yellow mums were on either aide of tbe kpeeling bench and t~o single candles on each side of the chancel. While satin bows centered with · small yellow mums marked · the pews. alld seed pearls. Her only jewA half hour of nuptial' music ell'y wu a lavaliere which had waa presented by Ml,. Char- belonged to the groom's grand; lene Strauss of Columbus, or· mo~1er. She carried a _whitiIJanlst, and Mrs. Marvin Buri, orchid encircled with Ivy and Pomeroy, aololst, . who sang, stephanotis. The blue garter Ava Maria Ob Promise Me and . worn by tile bride was made wblle the couple were kneeling by Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., of at the allar, The Lord's Prayer. Waverly. Given Jn marriage by her MiS! Donna Marie Hauck, lather, lila bride wore a floor Pomeroy, cousin of the groom length goWII of white silk or· and maid of honor, and Miss ganza over taffeta which fell Nancy Jo Mayer, Pomeroy, sisInto 1 chapel train edged in ter of tile groom, bridesmaid, sequins and seed pearls. The each wore noo~ length gowns Dlor how at waistline in back of yellow satin witll matching was also edged in sequins and pillbox hats and carried a colonseed pearls, featured crescent ial bouquet of yellow and whitt· . I • M.iss Darnefi, ·Mr:~ Mqy:er ~re W~d~~~~~~.~ . . ·-=• I'. ', ~ I , I . !·· i 'i . tt!i __i '! 1: 1ft( .- •< .., '. i Ri•., • 1 1 I . • " . . GOLDEN ANNIVERSAR_l' - ~· and Mrs .. Ira D. Galloway of Rt. 1. Bidwell, w1ll ~elebrate t!'elr 50th weddmg anmversary IVIth an open house for fnends and rela· tlvee at !hell' home, Sunday, June :/Aith, between 2 to 5 p.m. The Gallowaya have three daughters, Mrs. H. G. (Mildred) Rogers, Jr., of Brevard, North Carolina, Mrs. James (Lucy) Venz of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Eric (Jo) Chandler of Lackland Air Force Base, TelW. Thert are nine grandchildren, and lhree great grandchildren. ' Bible Schoof Engagement of Miss Blassburn Is Announced Mrs. Parker lS ~~!~1~:nP !::!~~~;ee" Wedding Pfans Completed ~~,;~+:~a;~:~t~ 1 <;::" Hostess to Club The Youlll Choir of tile LeurMrs. SteRa Saunders, w h o of Cliff Free Methodist church Plana have been completed has SI!I'Yed as a Daily VacaUoo near Pomeroy, met Thursday lor the open church wedding Bible School Instructor at the evening in the recreati011 room of Mlso Zeipba lrelo lwiahor First Baptist Church bo Galli- of tile parsonage, !oUowiag choir and Mr. Jan W. Shedd. It will polls for 31 consecutive yean, practice, for a business session. be an oveRt of JUM 25th at 111'1. Dwfllll Parter, usls~ !ram Nora Rice, I&CI'etary lor told of her uperieiiCt!ll during Rev. Eugeu Gill presided at 7:30 o'clock II tbt oveniq at ed by Mra. Robert Morris Sr., table arrangements at Alumni lila Jooe meeting ol t be the meeting, whlcb opened with the Cbeah!re Baptial eburch. -..tabled lila Twillibt GarMrs. Jed Webster Sr. church'• Social Stitchers orga11- prayer by Louis Diehl. It was Mlsa Swisher bu asked lila dea tlub Tburaday evenilg at and Mr~ T. A Heonessy re- ization Thlll'l!day evening, 90ied to order new seog hooks following to aerve u her .~ 111r bomt, Pleuanl Ridge. ported on the silver tea which Mrs. Baundera !raced the for Ule choir. . tendaats : Mrs. Paul Smith, The lllftlillg, In <barge ol they attended at the home of school's a<Uvlliaa from It 1 Mter lila busloess session sister of the bride, malrol of Mn. Levorelt Roosh, presi· Mrs Ura Swisher and deacrllt- lollllding by Re¥. George Sago. aoltboll was played, and re- honor; Mra. Bruce Marcus, ail. dent, tptued '111111 devoli001 by ed several arrangements plac· Mn. Nucy Layne also told of freshments were aerved to ~I· ter ol groom, bridesmatroa; Mn. Parter, who gave a med· ed throughout the home. Mrs. her experleoceo with lila Jll!lle ty and Roger Klein, Karolyn MI., Jtlllllit Roh«<l, hrid• llal!on .,. oeU....:amlutioo aid Heonesay, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. S.hool program. · and Tom Soul8hy, Greg and <looed '111111 (1'11)'81'. Following Webster were named on Ule Twenty-three memben al- Becky Eblla, Brelda IJid Sanlbl OjiOIIil1l CJde and pledge to program committee. tended Ule aession. Mrs. Ray- dra GUmore, Louis Diehl. Dean llq, members aaswered roll Gardea hialll were aivl!ll by mond Gooch, presldeat, opened Pulliu, Wayne Leifheit, Becky eaJI with tbtlr lavorlto etlor several members. Mn. Roush II. Mrs. Julia McGhee led de- and Mike Wrigbt, KMea Flores, comblnaUnn. read an article which said to voliou, aad group olnghng and DarleDt Eblin, Martha Baker, Final plalll lor vacaliDII lin. Eddta Smith reported feed old trees as well as newly readings were under th~ direc- Mrs. Harry Clark and Rev. aad church school lor Heath Mei!Jo. &bit tho a~hscrlptloa for tho planted trees to prolong their lion of Mrs. Eliztbetb RJOhanllt. Mrs. GtU and daugbters. clist church Ia Middleport and HorliN!turo magazlae had life and beauty. Mrs. Bessie .stevers conduc~ A'l'l'END WEDDING United Metllodist church, Pombeen reJJewed for !I months Mn. Charles Lewis, county ed • Blblo qu12. Hoots lor the Mr. and Mn. Gordon H. Co~ eroy, ..,...., made Thlll'l!day af. at PCIDIIIroy !Jbraey. Mrs. contact chairman, was guest sessmn were MJII1e Folden, J~r lins, Rl. 1, Reedsville, attend- . tet110011, at 1 meeUag o1 teachRoush I!OIIliDOIIted oo lila float speaker and e"JJlained I h o Ua McGhee, Ehzahelh Richanllt, eel the wedding on May 28 ol ers and helpers 11 tbt Heath Gl tbt Mlddleporl ~eu elub August 17 county Dower ahow Mrs. Bessie Stevm ud Mrs. Uleir 100, Pvt. Charles L. Col- church. In lhe Regatia parade and sta~ sehedule and alated that oae Gertrude Neal. !Ins to lola Warth of Hopewell, School will begil MoaclQ, ed Iilii the Cleoter club made did not need to be • . member Va., The vows were read at Juae 20 and will be held from 110 plans It eoter the parade of I Garden club fD eJblbll. CLOSING .PIIOGRAM SL James Catllollc Church II t-11 1 ,;, with kildergartea therefore Ule local dub could She also reported on a letter The Dally Vacatl011 ·Bible Hopewell, Va., by Father Riley and ~d;;. ooe and two llltft. not help, Sba :ll.so reported oa which ~ bad wr!tte• in ,.. ·8cbool ol the Olurcl! of Olrl81 at I p. m. Pvt. Collins II ala· ;ng at Heath church and 'IP'adeo lhe Sean beaullllcalioll project gard to SigDa ol polillcbula in In RuUand wiD hold Its .•,... lioned at Camp LeJeune, N. c. three four five and sis at tbt G! Ule club, at back eatrance beautification planting at Ketn ing .program Sunday, Jau II, PYL Co!llns also wlshea to an- um·ted' M..:•-••st ch..-h.· ,.___ 1 oounce the adoption of a d-·.v.._ ...... 11. . . , . Ruo, and to ld of her . contac&o at 7:30 p.m. Everyooe •~ we-. .......- portation c:w""" will be provided 1rom a! Beec!J Grove cemetery. A lhanlt you liOie was 1'114 (Coalillied pap.11) · ter EliJabeth AnL_ _ __ lholll churches aad """"'"" ~.. ~ _ __.:__ _ __ _.c_,_:_:.c.-: _ _01 ___...__,_ _ _:_ _c:ume. _ _ _·_ _ _ _ _ _ .....:.•_ _ __ 11'1 ""'""•I. maid; Mial luau JreM Swisher, junior bridesmaid, a ad Mi,. Lisa Anne Swlober, 11..,. o1 tht bridt, lloww lidMr. Shedd baa asked I b o lollowiug to oervo 11 bis at· teodanta: Mr. Heiii'J' Eckbart, best maa; Mr. Daniel Rankin, Mr. Larry Walters, Mr. Carl Swisber, brother ol bride, uslton. Mr. DaiiiiYa Swisher ud Mr. Robert Marcuo, candle lighters. Mr. Cfalg Marcus, pap and Maater Briaa Marcus, Graham High school at Urbana, ring bearer. and " employed with tile PlasTbe ceremooy will be per- · Ucs Research Products formed by Ule Rev. Gabe camp. pany .'n Urhana.annedAJuly hell. Mrs. Thomas Erickson ding " being pi · will preseat one ba!! bour of auptial music before Ule cere- ' mony. Mrs. Malcom Orebaugh will register guests. ' Mtsa Swisher is the daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. Ura Swisher of Cheshire, and Mr. Shedd is , the son of Mrs. Janice Shedd . of Columbus, and the late Mr. Wendell Shedd. sch00l Wl'll 0 pen Monday , A · d Cl p . t . . ' 0 Ver .500. ' t en . ·. osln.g rog ram Heath cburU. Tht procnllll will la<Iude all grad., from kildergan.n through llixlb lflde, and wart of tho childreo wUl bt .. clllp!ay. llcbool wUI oJooo 08 Friday, Julf 1, with a pale. All chil· draJ If tbt OOIIIIIItEtr aro weJ. ...,.. 1o attend. Teocbors alleldilc the DJ08t. lac _.. Mrs. Barbara RuB1e11 Mrs. Margaret Follrnd ' ' .~ r :j i lif f.[ u . r . ,,.it;. .... .... .. ·.C.· j 'J '' '' I· ~ I f a.. a t. r ·• ... ~ -=~:1, :::. '"· ·t' j ", ').,. ~. '> ~ . ~ •I , '' ~ I ') '. '' ' •' ' ',j- ' IJEWRES NEAL Delores Lee Will be Wed On June 24th RutlGnd s·b· s hool St If M t I re c a ee s Mr. and Mrs. Robert N•al bt ' Rt. 1, Bidwell, are announciq J,, ~··' In P-rvt•'"tt'on for Opent'ng Monday . . • ._,_. u tile engagement of thetr daUIII> •. ler, Delores Lee. to Mr. JleD. fD he at their church by &:415 J'Jui (Iiiii were complelad Clasoeo and loachen are aa ny D. Bickel'!, son of Mr. alid a.m. at I atall moolllg Priday light, foUowa : Nursery lhroogh kill- Mrs Bell Bickers of Bldwej(.'• , ·. A church ochoo! program June 17, ol Ule teachen and deriarlel, Mrs. J. Lemley, Neal will be a senior at wu planAed for Wednesday, helpon, for tbt Rullutl Moth- Mn. Fred. WUIIamson, and No:ih Gallia High school UUa • ; OVer IOII · <hUren, 'The JOSIIJih llllde by the genal• tllnt~,tt tii!Ortained with special June :19, at 7:30p.m. at tbo ClljiSt Bible School to begin Sharoa Ellia, (craft helper), ran. lad lriendl altended the pastor, let! in Ule ol Vacation · Bibfa bJ Ule youtb. M' R' '---~- , ~oaday, JUDt » through July ~!"'!f ~~.:~~~ ~:! Mr. Blcken is a 19114 grachJ. 1n11 Dally Vllllllioa BIb I of the dopartmeail aad their Mia Hilda IfllUey 11·111 ...,. ohlldren rocelved speIll re.......... II Nelson Mra. Howard Birclt- 1ate or North Gallia HI . School pnJ8l'llll at the special plesentatlollll. 'Ille lntendellla, lftehen, clal honol'l! lor tile work acco111- Graduoted Monday .The~ of the Bible ~I field _;. Ll1lle lmhodea (Cfalt' school, and il present!~ I . Baptist Cllurdl of 'Galli(1011B perlntOndeiJte ol lhB kltcheo lldiea, llua driVI!l, plished In .their deparlmenll. Miss Geraldine Richarda, dau- will be. Gnd Lives Taday. The helper); Junior (those complet- eel by !be Bidwell Mtmng ; Friday nl&bl 111 the lllll!ll 'I"N "!Ione~y, Mrs, '-Hor lbe poal!lis, tbt · ~ membera of tile chur<h pier o1 Mr. and 11rs. c. D. houn 1!fll be from t-11 Lm. l ing !III, lib 11111 6th gradea), pany. The weddmg wtll· b . , , tuary ollbe churdl. I')' Corhln; llelfll!en, Mrs.. mary; A 'tjJeclar staled the achool Ibis year was Richarda, Lower Rim Road, : ~ wUl be a w..-sb!p '""" 1Mrs. Rlcbard Lucu, Mrs. Fred open cburch .,..,., of June ~ _.., viD Lane; 'Primary, Mrs. · waa ,made \O''ltn. the largest In the history ofJGallipolia, wu gradualed MoD-i Ice.~ ~· lollowtd~~ George lnd nr. Dan at Ule Bl'!""ll MI. Olive ch. , 1 The program G(JI!lle4 "'w JUllior, Mn. ciers . for' ~ter ·dib'ty -yean cbureb w!Ul a record attencl- day at the 107Ulcommencement a """" ~· 1'801'111 • (Cnft helper): Jlllior IliCh at 7:34 o clod< Ia the "" · marebiDC II tllbt cbfldren Yooag Teens, ler*al ' ~ of' lila' ~of :165 children and work- at Lake Erie Collega Ia P . - ~·. ~ ~ . (lib .., lib_...), MfL _, tbt tune of 0.. lh- lOIII Saunctero. tloa Blblti Sdll!ol on. ville. She received a bachelor 'lbere ·.will ' be 1 - - Georae Wllilt, llllliWea Tuck· ANNOONCB IIEV"' AL tbt schooL Salutes ,II! the, ==~~~a~~qu*'!j >l': :< . The church eatenda Its Ulanko of arts degree, with. a major in !ment Jll'OII'IIIIl .July I w11b - er (craft lla!perj. ., . A miVal lllleAini wUI 00 leu 111 •• , ·Ule · ~ >A\~ ol !Ill ~ appreeiatloll to all · w!Jo llemeJtary educauoo.• ·c1a1 aw.rda . ......Died to U.. Planllt ·rw the achOol will be at the I'GpJ.r Ridp ·· ~.;-Bible wOln r;lw~ ' 'and eooperated wilil ·lilaachool and Sbe spent 11 weeb of tbe ·wllh 1 ' pori;i •. _ .,Du!ma ,.._; -.y, lJal. MaadaJ, ·"-•· !rillltbt 1 IIIIWJo-, Ule merchanta for .uo.,.lniwlnter term of her jualor year Clasoes lor all JOUIIC people .o! !dl Sla1loni,IJIII ·direclor, Mn. lllar!ln ' - .. , . . •.........,.,.. 'ubmnid' ttie . fD display )llllll81'1 ,ln. their sludylug Ill ~n, Depi lbe tolDII!untl.\' !bl'llll8h Ule ltbl Harold ~. Ttldlera fer the clll llnatwfi will Ill N wldch were 'made by lbe mark. Study alltoad II a dl• grade are planned. Other blgh ·Juntor IJid Jimlor High 1, of tho SUII- llrictlve feature of lila· currlcu- school people may come to p. 11'1 asfllug lbal lbt lludtall~ 1~ r . i Mro. Jean Fisher, Mrs. Margar· et Edwardo, Mrs. Jean Morgan, ' Mrs. Martha Ord, Mrs. Peggy ' Taylor, Mrs. Marge Reuter, Mrs. Rosan Sebo, Mrs. Betty Fultz, Mrs. BUiie J. Krawsczyn, Mra. MUdreel Zei&ler, Mrs. Leo , Crew and Miss Bm Sanhoro. Helpers present were Sherri Shuler, Hilah Vaughan, Linda Reuter Darla Ebersbacb and Tmu Baker. ~- IMi~ I Re\i. . ,t. ' I . ~ <Iuoeol:=,-rc· '.....':;;;; ,. .i •• •' ......,.- .~,,~ ~··. ,, " ~~·~ - ~ ~ ·~· i~ ~ J ·.~:. i'· .• · " Jllrillalltllili''\ ~. ' •*•- . 'l&til:La. ., �'. ~· .' '. I ' / ' i . '· f· .. .ao ~ J ; , . . , I I ' !· ' • ~w, •' I' ~~. ~ a ' '· J!.:. ' ' .' ' . t-· ' " ' ' ' =-' < .~ !. ~ ' \ seed pearls, featured a crescnt waistline, round neckline · ~f I • ( \ Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph E. War· ner of Mason are annauac:lnl Ule engagement and approaching marriage of their only daJl. gbter, Susan Bet!J, to Mr. Robert Lee Arnold, soo ol Mr. and Mrs. Dores Arnold of Pomeroy. The double · ring cen!lnooy has beeo planned for 7:10 o'clock in tile evening '"' Juae II at llle Mason Melhodist Church, wltll the Rev. Marv.. Frame performing the service. The custom of open eburcb will be observed aliC! u 0(11!11 receptloo will follow immediately ill tile church aocial roo011. IN GRANVILLB Members of the B. H. SaD- ' MISS Brenda Jean Kenney, daughter or Mr. and Mrs horn Missionary Society of the Attending are Mro. Donald F. Keeney. became the bride of Charles Allet Middleport First Baptist Owe•, president of the Pomeroy on June II, in a dou hle rin g ceremony Church are in Granville attend· Mrs. Donald Boon" ;•e ol by the Rev . .James Qnesionherry. Charles is a ing tile Women's Coaference of minister; and Mr• Gibbs•. p.raduate of Pomeroy High an d is employed m conS\1'\lC• tllo Obio Baptist lilonveation. Jr. __ 1o.on. _____ ·---- -·- - Mr. Jerry Arnold, Pomeroy ,1· and cousin of the groom, served long sleeves coming to points best man and ushers over the hands. a5 were Mr. Jan Hauck of Columbus, Her veil of imported French Mr. William Mayer and Mr. 174 A d G M h d ' : lten race ef 0 lS[ . ailk Ulusion was held In place' Charles Hayes, Pomeroy. Paul by 1 Cr<Jwn of lace, ·sequins (Continued On Page IS ) MRS. DONALD WILLIAM MAYER Mrs.Carris Hostess to ~~~~~aS!~~uh l I WSCS General Meeting ol Tuppers Plains held tlleir June ; meeting at the home of Mr s. I The general meeting of of the persooallty and family cd . that, Circle I will hold Its ' Charles carr. Mrs. L01s Me· Grace Methodist Women'• ~ of each. It wa1 a most IDter. sick calls were reporled. · Cain, president,. presided over I ciety of Christian Service of esting and educational pro- · Mrs. William Smith aonounthe meeting: wh1ch was opened Gallipolis, was held Wedneaday, gram about Ule ladies, and Ule ced tllat Circle I will bold its by the Lords Prayer m unoson. witll 4() members and 14 RUesls part they played, and the lnO~r annual chickeJ barbecue a1 Roll .call "'"' answered by each attending. ence they had while residents the church on Aug. 17. Tickets nammg 8 rose. of the White Bouse. will sell for $1.75 for aduiL· 1 MJ:s. Clarence Headley pre-. Mrs. Stanley Folden iatroduc~ aRd $! for children Mrs How sented a program on ."Selo:ctions ed the speaker, Mrs. Ralpb The meeti111 wao presided I ard 1 Neal announ~ed that Cir· of Material." and Mrs. James Simester of Chester, . Mella over by Mrs. Everett McMah-1 cle ~ · will bold a swnmer run> Stout presented "All Amencan l county, who presented her Jove- M, who loci tile group io sins- mag sale July 8 and 9th , JEANIE GLASSBLII\N 1966 Roses." Iy collection of dolls dresoed ing and was accompantod by I De:otions were given b; Mrs. I The. group held an exchange ao replicao of tile inaugural Mrs. Fisher Davil. A prayer . E c Bacon who ave an ac- 1 of whtte elephant .,.., Mrs. I gowns worn by all Ule First for RUidance ol the Society was I · 1 th ' "D g 1 De d ' Mildred Headley won the traY· Ledies in tile Smitllsonta• Iastiby Mrs. McMahon. coun .. 0 1 • 'deaybyotll t'n1." ellng prize . The h 1 nd ence, ae as1 e on 1· . . · lute. a r oty1mg, a co1· A past preaident'a pill waa aental Congress in 1775 to ex· · Flower arransementl were oring of each doD was also .. ' judged and ribbons awarded to near Identical to Ulat ol lila preoented to Mro. Lloyd Blazer press through humthty a • d: Mrs. Grace Stout, Mrs. Mary First Led represented. Ao by Mn. McMahon, who ex- prayer lis complete dependence Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gla,.. Jane Goebel. and ~~· Doro- eacb dolly was shown, Mrs. Sl· preosed sm~e ~pprec1atioo for upon Gnd. To close devotmns, burn of Rt. 2. Bidwell, are •n· thy Stout Mra Patricia Goebel ld hi b lady I Mrs. Blazer I fin• leadenhip, Mrs. Bacon read a meditation nouncing the ""gagemenl and · · mester to w c I rep. and · dur1ng the pas1 on tile Lod' displayed flowers she re<eived reaented and ex !ailed the df. serv1ce, . r ' p rayer. approach ing marriage of ' their from her sister In Hawati. Mn. tail of the WRP year. . Followmg the program mem- i daughter, Jeanie, to Mr. Wtl· 0. J. PeDIIington was welcomed go · During lho hoaineu meeting bera of Circle 7, Mrs. Alan , tiam Markley Tullis. son uf ~r . u a 1ew member of the club. She revealed many lllleret~ roll call showed tllat 79 mem- Scott, chairman, served salad, Iand Mrs. !Wger Tullis of 21!50 Refreshmenlo were served by ing IRcidento during that per- ben aad two RUesll had attead- dessert, and coffee from 1 Millerstown :toad. Urbana. the hoslell to 19 members. The iod iD lila Whlta Houso, IJid told eel Circla meellnp, ud 132 beautifully decorated table. ! Miss Glassburn is a !965 gradJuly meeting wUI he held at the uate of North Gallia H i g h borne ol Mrs. Leil McCaia. school and presently employed I : r~ • "' Susan Warner Wedding Date is Set trimmed in !lequins nnd tiny daisies. - • ·~ 1..:... ' ..., ~· In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated' ch~h.' Iunday May 1, Miss Linda Lee Darnell, daughter Q.f ~r. and' Mrs. Paul ·M. Darnell, 161 Mulberry Ave., .bebme the bride of •Mr, Donald William Mayer, son ol Mr. and : lhs. Rov Mavior. 7 Oak St. . , . ... : _ · The vows of the dooble ring ceremony were read at 2:30 p.m. by the Rev. Wilbur Perrin. A fift~n llndch eandelabra with white and yellow mumw were back of. the altar and two nine branch candelabra on either side. ' Two baskets of white and yellow mums were on either aide of tbe kpeeling bench and t~o single candles on each side of the chancel. While satin bows centered with · small yellow mums marked · the pews. alld seed pearls. Her only jewA half hour of nuptial' music ell'y wu a lavaliere which had waa presented by Ml,. Char- belonged to the groom's grand; lene Strauss of Columbus, or· mo~1er. She carried a _whitiIJanlst, and Mrs. Marvin Buri, orchid encircled with Ivy and Pomeroy, aololst, . who sang, stephanotis. The blue garter Ava Maria Ob Promise Me and . worn by tile bride was made wblle the couple were kneeling by Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., of at the allar, The Lord's Prayer. Waverly. Given Jn marriage by her MiS! Donna Marie Hauck, lather, lila bride wore a floor Pomeroy, cousin of the groom length goWII of white silk or· and maid of honor, and Miss ganza over taffeta which fell Nancy Jo Mayer, Pomeroy, sisInto 1 chapel train edged in ter of tile groom, bridesmaid, sequins and seed pearls. The each wore noo~ length gowns Dlor how at waistline in back of yellow satin witll matching was also edged in sequins and pillbox hats and carried a colonseed pearls, featured crescent ial bouquet of yellow and whitt· . I • M.iss Darnefi, ·Mr:~ Mqy:er ~re W~d~~~~~~.~ . . ·-=• I'. ', ~ I , I . !·· i 'i . tt!i __i '! 1: 1ft( .- •< .., '. i Ri•., • 1 1 I . • " . . GOLDEN ANNIVERSAR_l' - ~· and Mrs .. Ira D. Galloway of Rt. 1. Bidwell, w1ll ~elebrate t!'elr 50th weddmg anmversary IVIth an open house for fnends and rela· tlvee at !hell' home, Sunday, June :/Aith, between 2 to 5 p.m. The Gallowaya have three daughters, Mrs. H. G. (Mildred) Rogers, Jr., of Brevard, North Carolina, Mrs. James (Lucy) Venz of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Eric (Jo) Chandler of Lackland Air Force Base, TelW. Thert are nine grandchildren, and lhree great grandchildren. ' Bible Schoof Engagement of Miss Blassburn Is Announced Mrs. Parker lS ~~!~1~:nP !::!~~~;ee" Wedding Pfans Completed ~~,;~+:~a;~:~t~ 1 <;::" Hostess to Club The Youlll Choir of tile LeurMrs. SteRa Saunders, w h o of Cliff Free Methodist church Plana have been completed has SI!I'Yed as a Daily VacaUoo near Pomeroy, met Thursday lor the open church wedding Bible School Instructor at the evening in the recreati011 room of Mlso Zeipba lrelo lwiahor First Baptist Church bo Galli- of tile parsonage, !oUowiag choir and Mr. Jan W. Shedd. It will polls for 31 consecutive yean, practice, for a business session. be an oveRt of JUM 25th at 111'1. Dwfllll Parter, usls~ !ram Nora Rice, I&CI'etary lor told of her uperieiiCt!ll during Rev. Eugeu Gill presided at 7:30 o'clock II tbt oveniq at ed by Mra. Robert Morris Sr., table arrangements at Alumni lila Jooe meeting ol t be the meeting, whlcb opened with the Cbeah!re Baptial eburch. -..tabled lila Twillibt GarMrs. Jed Webster Sr. church'• Social Stitchers orga11- prayer by Louis Diehl. It was Mlsa Swisher bu asked lila dea tlub Tburaday evenilg at and Mr~ T. A Heonessy re- ization Thlll'l!day evening, 90ied to order new seog hooks following to aerve u her .~ 111r bomt, Pleuanl Ridge. ported on the silver tea which Mrs. Baundera !raced the for Ule choir. . tendaats : Mrs. Paul Smith, The lllftlillg, In <barge ol they attended at the home of school's a<Uvlliaa from It 1 Mter lila busloess session sister of the bride, malrol of Mn. Levorelt Roosh, presi· Mrs Ura Swisher and deacrllt- lollllding by Re¥. George Sago. aoltboll was played, and re- honor; Mra. Bruce Marcus, ail. dent, tptued '111111 devoli001 by ed several arrangements plac· Mn. Nucy Layne also told of freshments were aerved to ~I· ter ol groom, bridesmatroa; Mn. Parter, who gave a med· ed throughout the home. Mrs. her experleoceo with lila Jll!lle ty and Roger Klein, Karolyn MI., Jtlllllit Roh«<l, hrid• llal!on .,. oeU....:amlutioo aid Heonesay, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. S.hool program. · and Tom Soul8hy, Greg and <looed '111111 (1'11)'81'. Following Webster were named on Ule Twenty-three memben al- Becky Eblla, Brelda IJid Sanlbl OjiOIIil1l CJde and pledge to program committee. tended Ule aession. Mrs. Ray- dra GUmore, Louis Diehl. Dean llq, members aaswered roll Gardea hialll were aivl!ll by mond Gooch, presldeat, opened Pulliu, Wayne Leifheit, Becky eaJI with tbtlr lavorlto etlor several members. Mn. Roush II. Mrs. Julia McGhee led de- and Mike Wrigbt, KMea Flores, comblnaUnn. read an article which said to voliou, aad group olnghng and DarleDt Eblin, Martha Baker, Final plalll lor vacaliDII lin. Eddta Smith reported feed old trees as well as newly readings were under th~ direc- Mrs. Harry Clark and Rev. aad church school lor Heath Mei!Jo. &bit tho a~hscrlptloa for tho planted trees to prolong their lion of Mrs. Eliztbetb RJOhanllt. Mrs. GtU and daugbters. clist church Ia Middleport and HorliN!turo magazlae had life and beauty. Mrs. Bessie .stevers conduc~ A'l'l'END WEDDING United Metllodist church, Pombeen reJJewed for !I months Mn. Charles Lewis, county ed • Blblo qu12. Hoots lor the Mr. and Mn. Gordon H. Co~ eroy, ..,...., made Thlll'l!day af. at PCIDIIIroy !Jbraey. Mrs. contact chairman, was guest sessmn were MJII1e Folden, J~r lins, Rl. 1, Reedsville, attend- . tet110011, at 1 meeUag o1 teachRoush I!OIIliDOIIted oo lila float speaker and e"JJlained I h o Ua McGhee, Ehzahelh Richanllt, eel the wedding on May 28 ol ers and helpers 11 tbt Heath Gl tbt Mlddleporl ~eu elub August 17 county Dower ahow Mrs. Bessie Stevm ud Mrs. Uleir 100, Pvt. Charles L. Col- church. In lhe Regatia parade and sta~ sehedule and alated that oae Gertrude Neal. !Ins to lola Warth of Hopewell, School will begil MoaclQ, ed Iilii the Cleoter club made did not need to be • . member Va., The vows were read at Juae 20 and will be held from 110 plans It eoter the parade of I Garden club fD eJblbll. CLOSING .PIIOGRAM SL James Catllollc Church II t-11 1 ,;, with kildergartea therefore Ule local dub could She also reported on a letter The Dally Vacatl011 ·Bible Hopewell, Va., by Father Riley and ~d;;. ooe and two llltft. not help, Sba :ll.so reported oa which ~ bad wr!tte• in ,.. ·8cbool ol the Olurcl! of Olrl81 at I p. m. Pvt. Collins II ala· ;ng at Heath church and 'IP'adeo lhe Sean beaullllcalioll project gard to SigDa ol polillcbula in In RuUand wiD hold Its .•,... lioned at Camp LeJeune, N. c. three four five and sis at tbt G! Ule club, at back eatrance beautification planting at Ketn ing .program Sunday, Jau II, PYL Co!llns also wlshea to an- um·ted' M..:•-••st ch..-h.· ,.___ 1 oounce the adoption of a d-·.v.._ ...... 11. . . , . Ruo, and to ld of her . contac&o at 7:30 p.m. Everyooe •~ we-. .......- portation c:w""" will be provided 1rom a! Beec!J Grove cemetery. A lhanlt you liOie was 1'114 (Coalillied pap.11) · ter EliJabeth AnL_ _ __ lholll churches aad """"'"" ~.. ~ _ __.:__ _ __ _.c_,_:_:.c.-: _ _01 ___...__,_ _ _:_ _c:ume. _ _ _·_ _ _ _ _ _ .....:.•_ _ __ 11'1 ""'""•I. maid; Mial luau JreM Swisher, junior bridesmaid, a ad Mi,. Lisa Anne Swlober, 11..,. o1 tht bridt, lloww lidMr. Shedd baa asked I b o lollowiug to oervo 11 bis at· teodanta: Mr. Heiii'J' Eckbart, best maa; Mr. Daniel Rankin, Mr. Larry Walters, Mr. Carl Swisber, brother ol bride, uslton. Mr. DaiiiiYa Swisher ud Mr. Robert Marcuo, candle lighters. Mr. Cfalg Marcus, pap and Maater Briaa Marcus, Graham High school at Urbana, ring bearer. and " employed with tile PlasTbe ceremooy will be per- · Ucs Research Products formed by Ule Rev. Gabe camp. pany .'n Urhana.annedAJuly hell. Mrs. Thomas Erickson ding " being pi · will preseat one ba!! bour of auptial music before Ule cere- ' mony. Mrs. Malcom Orebaugh will register guests. ' Mtsa Swisher is the daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. Ura Swisher of Cheshire, and Mr. Shedd is , the son of Mrs. Janice Shedd . of Columbus, and the late Mr. Wendell Shedd. sch00l Wl'll 0 pen Monday , A · d Cl p . t . . ' 0 Ver .500. ' t en . ·. osln.g rog ram Heath cburU. Tht procnllll will la<Iude all grad., from kildergan.n through llixlb lflde, and wart of tho childreo wUl bt .. clllp!ay. llcbool wUI oJooo 08 Friday, Julf 1, with a pale. All chil· draJ If tbt OOIIIIIItEtr aro weJ. ...,.. 1o attend. Teocbors alleldilc the DJ08t. lac _.. Mrs. Barbara RuB1e11 Mrs. Margaret Follrnd ' ' .~ r :j i lif f.[ u . r . ,,.it;. .... .... .. ·.C.· j 'J '' '' I· ~ I f a.. a t. r ·• ... ~ -=~:1, :::. '"· ·t' j ", ').,. ~. '> ~ . ~ •I , '' ~ I ') '. '' ' •' ' ',j- ' IJEWRES NEAL Delores Lee Will be Wed On June 24th RutlGnd s·b· s hool St If M t I re c a ee s Mr. and Mrs. Robert N•al bt ' Rt. 1, Bidwell, are announciq J,, ~··' In P-rvt•'"tt'on for Opent'ng Monday . . • ._,_. u tile engagement of thetr daUIII> •. ler, Delores Lee. to Mr. JleD. fD he at their church by &:415 J'Jui (Iiiii were complelad Clasoeo and loachen are aa ny D. Bickel'!, son of Mr. alid a.m. at I atall moolllg Priday light, foUowa : Nursery lhroogh kill- Mrs Bell Bickers of Bldwej(.'• , ·. A church ochoo! program June 17, ol Ule teachen and deriarlel, Mrs. J. Lemley, Neal will be a senior at wu planAed for Wednesday, helpon, for tbt Rullutl Moth- Mn. Fred. WUIIamson, and No:ih Gallia High school UUa • ; OVer IOII · <hUren, 'The JOSIIJih llllde by the genal• tllnt~,tt tii!Ortained with special June :19, at 7:30p.m. at tbo ClljiSt Bible School to begin Sharoa Ellia, (craft helper), ran. lad lriendl altended the pastor, let! in Ule ol Vacation · Bibfa bJ Ule youtb. M' R' '---~- , ~oaday, JUDt » through July ~!"'!f ~~.:~~~ ~:! Mr. Blcken is a 19114 grachJ. 1n11 Dally Vllllllioa BIb I of the dopartmeail aad their Mia Hilda IfllUey 11·111 ...,. ohlldren rocelved speIll re.......... II Nelson Mra. Howard Birclt- 1ate or North Gallia HI . School pnJ8l'llll at the special plesentatlollll. 'Ille lntendellla, lftehen, clal honol'l! lor tile work acco111- Graduoted Monday .The~ of the Bible ~I field _;. Ll1lle lmhodea (Cfalt' school, and il present!~ I . Baptist Cllurdl of 'Galli(1011B perlntOndeiJte ol lhB kltcheo lldiea, llua driVI!l, plished In .their deparlmenll. Miss Geraldine Richarda, dau- will be. Gnd Lives Taday. The helper); Junior (those complet- eel by !be Bidwell Mtmng ; Friday nl&bl 111 the lllll!ll 'I"N "!Ione~y, Mrs, '-Hor lbe poal!lis, tbt · ~ membera of tile chur<h pier o1 Mr. and 11rs. c. D. houn 1!fll be from t-11 Lm. l ing !III, lib 11111 6th gradea), pany. The weddmg wtll· b . , , tuary ollbe churdl. I')' Corhln; llelfll!en, Mrs.. mary; A 'tjJeclar staled the achool Ibis year was Richarda, Lower Rim Road, : ~ wUl be a w..-sb!p '""" 1Mrs. Rlcbard Lucu, Mrs. Fred open cburch .,..,., of June ~ _.., viD Lane; 'Primary, Mrs. · waa ,made \O''ltn. the largest In the history ofJGallipolia, wu gradualed MoD-i Ice.~ ~· lollowtd~~ George lnd nr. Dan at Ule Bl'!""ll MI. Olive ch. , 1 The program G(JI!lle4 "'w JUllior, Mn. ciers . for' ~ter ·dib'ty -yean cbureb w!Ul a record attencl- day at the 107Ulcommencement a """" ~· 1'801'111 • (Cnft helper): Jlllior IliCh at 7:34 o clod< Ia the "" · marebiDC II tllbt cbfldren Yooag Teens, ler*al ' ~ of' lila' ~of :165 children and work- at Lake Erie Collega Ia P . - ~·. ~ ~ . (lib .., lib_...), MfL _, tbt tune of 0.. lh- lOIII Saunctero. tloa Blblti Sdll!ol on. ville. She received a bachelor 'lbere ·.will ' be 1 - - Georae Wllilt, llllliWea Tuck· ANNOONCB IIEV"' AL tbt schooL Salutes ,II! the, ==~~~a~~qu*'!j >l': :< . The church eatenda Its Ulanko of arts degree, with. a major in !ment Jll'OII'IIIIl .July I w11b - er (craft lla!perj. ., . A miVal lllleAini wUI 00 leu 111 •• , ·Ule · ~ >A\~ ol !Ill ~ appreeiatloll to all · w!Jo llemeJtary educauoo.• ·c1a1 aw.rda . ......Died to U.. Planllt ·rw the achOol will be at the I'GpJ.r Ridp ·· ~.;-Bible wOln r;lw~ ' 'and eooperated wilil ·lilaachool and Sbe spent 11 weeb of tbe ·wllh 1 ' pori;i •. _ .,Du!ma ,.._; -.y, lJal. MaadaJ, ·"-•· !rillltbt 1 IIIIWJo-, Ule merchanta for .uo.,.lniwlnter term of her jualor year Clasoes lor all JOUIIC people .o! !dl Sla1loni,IJIII ·direclor, Mn. lllar!ln ' - .. , . . •.........,.,.. 'ubmnid' ttie . fD display )llllll81'1 ,ln. their sludylug Ill ~n, Depi lbe tolDII!untl.\' !bl'llll8h Ule ltbl Harold ~. Ttldlera fer the clll llnatwfi will Ill N wldch were 'made by lbe mark. Study alltoad II a dl• grade are planned. Other blgh ·Juntor IJid Jimlor High 1, of tho SUII- llrictlve feature of lila· currlcu- school people may come to p. 11'1 asfllug lbal lbt lludtall~ 1~ r . i Mro. Jean Fisher, Mrs. Margar· et Edwardo, Mrs. Jean Morgan, ' Mrs. Martha Ord, Mrs. Peggy ' Taylor, Mrs. Marge Reuter, Mrs. Rosan Sebo, Mrs. Betty Fultz, Mrs. BUiie J. Krawsczyn, Mra. MUdreel Zei&ler, Mrs. Leo , Crew and Miss Bm Sanhoro. Helpers present were Sherri Shuler, Hilah Vaughan, Linda Reuter Darla Ebersbacb and Tmu Baker. ~- IMi~ I Re\i. . ,t. ' I . ~ <Iuoeol:=,-rc· '.....':;;;; ,. .i •• •' ......,.- .~,,~ ~··. ,, " ~~·~ - ~ ~ ·~· i~ ~ J ·.~:. i'· .• · " Jllrillalltllili''\ ~. ' •*•- . 'l&til:La. ., �' ' i' .," ''• .. 0 • _Wotldoi,R!"flott I '~' ,, -- ·- · Methodists Advised 'to fish o~ cut bait' !!.~~ro!~ to Union ~!~!~~~ion ;'~~~ ~IN\'/:~~~ ~~ !V~'IJ0 ~~-~~k:~,.~~~=-~ r'~e ,~;~~!to;:_t:."',.,!ll.vn..J••! ·•me far tllem to lllb • cut we will all be . pleasantly lilt queatloa ot eburdJ Slll'Jlrlsed," be said. "For what union. ouch a ~ 11 b&Bically about Tht 111111 who llld aut loud fl wbal God wanls of His what IIWi1 Prolellllll leadorl cbureb tOO,ay ... that Is what any haY! been ~ prlvaiiiJ 1181 IOrioal exploration ol church Arthur J. MOor. Jr., editor ot llllioo II' all about And uiat, the widely clrculalld Methadlsl ourely, Is what Christianity 1s magulne World Qutloot. au.about" Moora 'auertid In a bluntly- Metllodllt "foot-dragglnJ" in worded edltorlal tl!al Melbodlst the COCU oogotialions has long leaders have been. netaillng" been a sore subject with partlripenls In the Consultation leader& of other participating on Church Union ICOCUl, denominations who are eager to which II trying to effectuate a move ahead with the planned merger of eight Proteotant merger, AI a COCU meeting at dtno"!lnattons with nearly 25 Dallas In early May, Methodist million membel'l, delegates were informed in a Wl!llt allendinl COCU meet- llormy cloeed session that the lngs he llld, Methodlal leadera other denominations were prehave bean quietly passing the pared to proceed without them word lo their own eonstituency il necessary. The Methodist that "the whole thlng need not delegates chose to remain, aod be taken too seriously." ' began taking a realiy active "Tho lllratl!8)' In this seems role In COCU debates for the clear." said Moore. ''It was ftrst time obvloqsly the hope of some In The special VaUcan commlsth, Metbodllt Church that the slon which has conducted a consultaUon would die a natural thr ...year study of birth d< ath and that we could keep control will submit lis report to h llPJ' boll1 thole who wish Pope Paul VI al the end of this rhurch union and those who are month. •·eddl!d to the denominational The word from Rome is lhat statUJ qbo. the oommlstlon is still sharply "But U II illcreUingly clear divided, which means lhat Pope that lliJI strategy bas hack!lred Paul alone will have to make and, 1tko many clever ichemes the hard decision on whether to based on duplicity, II has liberalize the traditional Calhaalientlld bolh llfOUPI It was lie leaching which permits only lntencled to placate." ll)e rhythm method of birth lnsletd of pussylootln confrol. arouod tbe lslue any longer, There is no indication when Moore phi, MetbodiJIIl should the Pope's declolon will be olunge Immediately Into an announced, honOII~ opeo debate on the pros For the first time in U, S, and cons of the far-reaching history Catholics and Prote <hurch mer&er proposed by slants are joinlly conducting a bad oa --' The appeal, which ~t~e through the s~~:;r~ '' bemg oonducled by ( Rel•ef ServiCes, a branch of the National Calholic Welfare !e,r~ce, and Ch~h wor•a I Semce, aversaas relief arm ~· ~at 10 n a 1 Counclt urc es. Millions of people In India threatened with starvation cause oi crop failures resulting ' from a drought. New briefs from !be world of religion: America's three major Lutlleran bodies report a comblne:d membership of 0,675,634, a gain of 1 per cent durinl the past year. The Methodist Board of MIS8ions has announced a oow policy under whlcb young marrll'd couples, as well as single young men and women, will be accepted -for "short term" llhree-year) aasignments as missionaries. \IDMEN U.S.A. .... Man of the week In the world of religion Is David W Vlkner of East Orange, N,J, who has just been commissioned as the first third-generation missions· ry In the history of the Lutheran Church in America. He will be lollow]llg In the footsteps of his parenla and all four of his grandparents when he leaves in August for .service in Hong Kong, ' ... .... w•n•s ~"- TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times , , , Roger P. Den· ney resigns GSI farm managership lor private post in Pennsylvania . , , Albert D. Alcorn, 76, called by death in Cincinnati , , , CoL George E. Bush presented Legion of Merit award on Luzon Islands , . , Fifty·tbree members of Company L, Gallipolis, Obio National Guard, to attend summer camp at Camp Perry in August . , , William Mossman, Star Route mail carrier, dies at Thurman home , , , Rain totaling 1.52 inches with· in 45·minute period causes much damage in Old French City , , , J. E Danner buys Portsmouth Road property , , , Manager Paul Jarvis announces formal opening of newly·remodeled Gallipolis Department Store , , ,Bees hurler Johnny Lee hands Hartford Tigers first OVA defeat by tossing brUUant one-bitter, but West Virgin· BY POLLY CRAMI!R est Fire Prevention Committee. arette out the window, N'WIJllper Enlerprlse A11n. Those wltll small camping ians defeat Ed McFann and Gallipotitans 3-1 in night· "EAR POlLY - Artificial DEAR POLLY - I think trollers should keep in mind cap of twinbill .. , Howard Baker, OSU favored in j'en are ao stiff and ligrted car ash tray11 would be that the hammocks· that are in NCAA golf tournameut at Princeton. ~ art hard to arrange a great help. I do a lot elf night most of them make fine emer,, ,ally. I draw a diagram, driving and cannot take my gency stretchers, - MRS, E, Property Damage traveling north, sideswiped. l••ve a picture of an eyes off the road and feel a, w,,a, , ' '' "~ ,, , " Estimated at $200 CONTRACf AWARDED • !nt lh trona If me along round fur an ash tray. m the .... ,_... --.. , ,,_ ~ " ' ,,,. .,.,.,.,, . · PT ··PtEASAN'l' _ The Sher· , contalne. til very hot I •m afraid this causes DEAR POLLY - When trea~ Ill's department investigated a PT, PLEASANT- The Wa1rd il ~ . d another of cold water. many people to throw cigar· ing stains I use ao old tootb· two vehicle accident F'ridav af· Construction Company of Hw•t· I I bnmone the llowm out •t night and so easily bi'usli to dip intD the cleaning temoon resulting In $500 ·pro- ington has been awarded ,. the bot water, then in start forest fires. -MRS. N.E. ag~nt and brush th& stam out. perty damage but no persona] Icontract for $148,800 for the , •ter, continuing tD hold ThlS helps remove those deep- injury, velopment of public reoreation •: the dellred position unUI DEAR POLLY - We are all down stains, -JOYCE The mishap occurred on Rt facilities here. The fa~~::ll '''Y art coot Then I proceed stuck with the ash trays that 2 at Five Mile Creek when a will be developed on 1 : t make 1 sraceful and artls- are In our cars but they can car driven by Wayne E, Boer, site near the mouth of the ((a. :.c mq<rneat. -EDNA be made, safe; and more pleas- Marriage PlanJ 28, Myersville, Pa,, was at· nawha River as It enters the by f•ll•ng the b<!ttoms of tieing Completed tempting tD pass a truck driv· Obio River and wllllnclude POlLY'S PROBLEM hys wrth hakmg soda. , . , en by Carlos Eaues, 24, Bar· boat launching ramp, access MIDDLEPORT, 0 • DEAd POUY-Wlll oom• •,,,verelxtstinglllsliesall Dame and MISs ,Cheryl Kay N•day of boursvllle, who was making a l'Oilds, park area and service He l'l- a4vloe me •• to '' smoldeflng If the tip Galhpolos, has completed plans left turn, The vehicles, both facilities. I -===~- - .- --r :::_ Ute bell 1111 to remove wat· the cigarette Is pushed down tor her marriage to Mr. Dlaa:~vi~d lr..;;~,.;.;~~~;...-";...~~~===----~ or opolo ll'om varolohed or Into It With no chance ol Michael Warner of Mason, u; oiiiDod lllbletlpl? -IIARRI· smold·t·ing there Is tess temp- Virginia. ET to tDss the lighted clg. The gracious custDm of oper• ll • church, and open reception will DEAR POLLY - This Is r.. Traveler• Return be observed at the ~r::~~~ P"rdinl beUer uh trays for In St Peter's Episcopal rars. My ougpolion 88 an From Netc England In Gallipolis on Saturday, Juh• 11 •~. ,..., to Ibis problem would Mr. and Mro Dale Durkee 2nd, A program of nuptial a "snuffer!' Tbla metal sleeve Gallipolis and her mother Mrs' sic will begin at 2 p,m, !ESTill Is an Inverted cone,, closed at Margaret' K Carter, ha~e ..: follo~ed by the ceremony 1Je. one and wllh 1 relatively wide turned from several davs visit glnrung at 2:30 p.m. opeuln& at lbe other. The hot Stanley R Carter, and 1 Enjoy These New Ice Cream fnd ol the clgarelle is placed family . Newlon Centre. Mass CLUB ENTERTAINED tn the snuffer and within 10 . Carter, who was seriouS.: Mrs. H~gh Bearhs entertainColors: Lime Green or •eeondllt II out The asb ly injured last Nov, 21 , rerent, ed ,the Ndty Stitchers club of !hen beco- a re!ttse eonlaln- ly returned lo his employment Mflgs County Thursday even· II Orange lcel ,r ratller !ban 1 device lor en· at the state Street Bani< in lng at her home, at Long Hoi· , ngu'lblng llrt.-THOMAS, a Boston. ' low. The evening was spent ,.. membor ol lbe National For· They also attended the grad· cially and ln aewlng, after uation of Mr, Carter's 1augh- Whlch refreshments were ser•· ll Mr~.IM Ma11ar il tor, Sharyn Rae, from Mt AuJ>. ~ by the boatess to Mrs, Lloyd Htutal to Club urn Hospital &:hool of Nursing MooreH ~rt, JDa~k , at Cambridge, Mass. Before re- rs. er lion, Mrs. ~'" " 'lbe Olive Fmn Woman's luminl horne they visited M Moore, Mrs. W. A. Drake ''ub of lleedlvllie met with and Mn, J~hn w Hersm:~ gra~a~hters, Pam . and 'ra lila u ••• - In their June and family In Cl-.:_1 nd It~ Hrggms and Mrs. Jam>es!J · ....... ... • · Wtll and Brian. "eeUac. COIIdaclld b)' <>n~ Mrl. VIvian Plans were made to eat July 7 lnstold ol holding resulor ~ ID Jul;y and Aug· who c1lls on me buys 1 new The two foldinQ choi11 hove Six-foot chaise lounge has ust. A ~llaa 1111 leDI to Boys Wlap. alurdy tubulll' arms, atrong 4-ositions. forms contour The ........ "orialn of Hi'ARJNG AID Fathell' Illy," IIJ Mn. .... reellllllt woven Mbblng. ....,.....~,low for relaxing, "',lays flat for llsn Pleka; ljatioatll bJ Mn. Vlvlu Humpbrey, ..... flat• .,., $6.99 Flower Bender Shares Tip cal1 [in.est it ,• •• .1 • • • • •• ...., ·~' when the two faiths agreed tD work tDgether in raising' money lor food ohipments to fam•in .. stricken India. POLLY'S POINTERS c ' Dateline: Gallia .•• ••• .f", :• rovineetown• collection "' Larry's ••• WAYSIDE FURNITURE Announce Rally OfYouthin ••• never more importallf than during the ftrot walking years. Bring your baby to ua for famous Firatie fit and construction, and OUI "persona] intereat" fitting . Gallipolis' • • • THE SHOEBOX famous Lawnlite quality I •• •• •• ••• •• • •• •• •• • l • • means extttl comfort, extra value, and extra savings • SAVE '9.00 I • ••• - . BY Till MJJC.ERS OP .W'-u.~ !Fm.st 4e FURNITURE ToiOI!It, tynthellco may look •• good 11 noturo'o prtelouo goms. But everyone knowslhtii'Ut valuelsn'tthere •.• sooner or lattr,lha wonderful dlHeronco show• up. Provincetown tables, and Provincetown caat pltctl for bedroom ond dining, oro madl only of all aolid, norUrern·fiOWn, hard Maple. Thio •gem wood" 11 trlpls-otlocltd for clear qutllty and perfect match! no tubotltu.. woodt. And tlllt ••m• principle of dtap, through·&·tllrough WORTH maktt Provincetown your oulllln4linll buy IP upholottrod furnlluro, too. NOT EVERY PERSON ligldw....,,..,....,Jll ...... 4-li Club Meell uJaes .............. lilt q -rr~. RlfNIIImmll Shop Lar,Ys •.. CAIUll) II aidlh. . OF FREE PARKING IN FRONT SAFFORD'S OF OUR ITORE PROfES$IOfW PHOTOGUPIIY, ,INC. Furnltvre'' were ·~=~~ ~ ........,Jb ,Arlaad ved " the Ibm Mrs. lila ~. Mrt. I• ~. iiN. lllrlartl f;oll(l, Mn. Bill Olborno ... \(11, ~..,... "Chfffpollt' Hewett Nt!Min l'lno 3 pllctS, I'HONII 240P JHkao11 Aw. 67J.~IO ,' !"· rltM~I!t. W. Va. SOME DON1 NEED ·ONE •11d we tell theml IIIYWhtre- sun-bathing. Folds for com- pact storage. What about your heartua-haa It reached tbe stage wbere you. wonder whether or 110t a bearing aid Other Group1 Would be benelialll? Our leltlng Is FREE and with· Priced A• Low At out obll,catlon, and our recommeDtlalio.ns based on .""enteea year'• experience. ~OW is the time to CIJI or write for an appointment In the privacy o1 yourbome. Diles ·Rad . ...... $15.88 FREE PARKING 11 FRQffl' OF 0111 STOll ' ' eon. ............. ,·~ '---------~--....~:l'l . '!.. . �' ' i' .," ''• .. 0 • _Wotldoi,R!"flott I '~' ,, -- ·- · Methodists Advised 'to fish o~ cut bait' !!.~~ro!~ to Union ~!~!~~~ion ;'~~~ ~IN\'/:~~~ ~~ !V~'IJ0 ~~-~~k:~,.~~~=-~ r'~e ,~;~~!to;:_t:."',.,!ll.vn..J••! ·•me far tllem to lllb • cut we will all be . pleasantly lilt queatloa ot eburdJ Slll'Jlrlsed," be said. "For what union. ouch a ~ 11 b&Bically about Tht 111111 who llld aut loud fl wbal God wanls of His what IIWi1 Prolellllll leadorl cbureb tOO,ay ... that Is what any haY! been ~ prlvaiiiJ 1181 IOrioal exploration ol church Arthur J. MOor. Jr., editor ot llllioo II' all about And uiat, the widely clrculalld Methadlsl ourely, Is what Christianity 1s magulne World Qutloot. au.about" Moora 'auertid In a bluntly- Metllodllt "foot-dragglnJ" in worded edltorlal tl!al Melbodlst the COCU oogotialions has long leaders have been. netaillng" been a sore subject with partlripenls In the Consultation leader& of other participating on Church Union ICOCUl, denominations who are eager to which II trying to effectuate a move ahead with the planned merger of eight Proteotant merger, AI a COCU meeting at dtno"!lnattons with nearly 25 Dallas In early May, Methodist million membel'l, delegates were informed in a Wl!llt allendinl COCU meet- llormy cloeed session that the lngs he llld, Methodlal leadera other denominations were prehave bean quietly passing the pared to proceed without them word lo their own eonstituency il necessary. The Methodist that "the whole thlng need not delegates chose to remain, aod be taken too seriously." ' began taking a realiy active "Tho lllratl!8)' In this seems role In COCU debates for the clear." said Moore. ''It was ftrst time obvloqsly the hope of some In The special VaUcan commlsth, Metbodllt Church that the slon which has conducted a consultaUon would die a natural thr ...year study of birth d< ath and that we could keep control will submit lis report to h llPJ' boll1 thole who wish Pope Paul VI al the end of this rhurch union and those who are month. •·eddl!d to the denominational The word from Rome is lhat statUJ qbo. the oommlstlon is still sharply "But U II illcreUingly clear divided, which means lhat Pope that lliJI strategy bas hack!lred Paul alone will have to make and, 1tko many clever ichemes the hard decision on whether to based on duplicity, II has liberalize the traditional Calhaalientlld bolh llfOUPI It was lie leaching which permits only lntencled to placate." ll)e rhythm method of birth lnsletd of pussylootln confrol. arouod tbe lslue any longer, There is no indication when Moore phi, MetbodiJIIl should the Pope's declolon will be olunge Immediately Into an announced, honOII~ opeo debate on the pros For the first time in U, S, and cons of the far-reaching history Catholics and Prote <hurch mer&er proposed by slants are joinlly conducting a bad oa --' The appeal, which ~t~e through the s~~:;r~ '' bemg oonducled by ( Rel•ef ServiCes, a branch of the National Calholic Welfare !e,r~ce, and Ch~h wor•a I Semce, aversaas relief arm ~· ~at 10 n a 1 Counclt urc es. Millions of people In India threatened with starvation cause oi crop failures resulting ' from a drought. New briefs from !be world of religion: America's three major Lutlleran bodies report a comblne:d membership of 0,675,634, a gain of 1 per cent durinl the past year. The Methodist Board of MIS8ions has announced a oow policy under whlcb young marrll'd couples, as well as single young men and women, will be accepted -for "short term" llhree-year) aasignments as missionaries. \IDMEN U.S.A. .... Man of the week In the world of religion Is David W Vlkner of East Orange, N,J, who has just been commissioned as the first third-generation missions· ry In the history of the Lutheran Church in America. He will be lollow]llg In the footsteps of his parenla and all four of his grandparents when he leaves in August for .service in Hong Kong, ' ... .... w•n•s ~"- TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times , , , Roger P. Den· ney resigns GSI farm managership lor private post in Pennsylvania . , , Albert D. Alcorn, 76, called by death in Cincinnati , , , CoL George E. Bush presented Legion of Merit award on Luzon Islands , . , Fifty·tbree members of Company L, Gallipolis, Obio National Guard, to attend summer camp at Camp Perry in August . , , William Mossman, Star Route mail carrier, dies at Thurman home , , , Rain totaling 1.52 inches with· in 45·minute period causes much damage in Old French City , , , J. E Danner buys Portsmouth Road property , , , Manager Paul Jarvis announces formal opening of newly·remodeled Gallipolis Department Store , , ,Bees hurler Johnny Lee hands Hartford Tigers first OVA defeat by tossing brUUant one-bitter, but West Virgin· BY POLLY CRAMI!R est Fire Prevention Committee. arette out the window, N'WIJllper Enlerprlse A11n. Those wltll small camping ians defeat Ed McFann and Gallipotitans 3-1 in night· "EAR POlLY - Artificial DEAR POLLY - I think trollers should keep in mind cap of twinbill .. , Howard Baker, OSU favored in j'en are ao stiff and ligrted car ash tray11 would be that the hammocks· that are in NCAA golf tournameut at Princeton. ~ art hard to arrange a great help. I do a lot elf night most of them make fine emer,, ,ally. I draw a diagram, driving and cannot take my gency stretchers, - MRS, E, Property Damage traveling north, sideswiped. l••ve a picture of an eyes off the road and feel a, w,,a, , ' '' "~ ,, , " Estimated at $200 CONTRACf AWARDED • !nt lh trona If me along round fur an ash tray. m the .... ,_... --.. , ,,_ ~ " ' ,,,. .,.,.,.,, . · PT ··PtEASAN'l' _ The Sher· , contalne. til very hot I •m afraid this causes DEAR POLLY - When trea~ Ill's department investigated a PT, PLEASANT- The Wa1rd il ~ . d another of cold water. many people to throw cigar· ing stains I use ao old tootb· two vehicle accident F'ridav af· Construction Company of Hw•t· I I bnmone the llowm out •t night and so easily bi'usli to dip intD the cleaning temoon resulting In $500 ·pro- ington has been awarded ,. the bot water, then in start forest fires. -MRS. N.E. ag~nt and brush th& stam out. perty damage but no persona] Icontract for $148,800 for the , •ter, continuing tD hold ThlS helps remove those deep- injury, velopment of public reoreation •: the dellred position unUI DEAR POLLY - We are all down stains, -JOYCE The mishap occurred on Rt facilities here. The fa~~::ll '''Y art coot Then I proceed stuck with the ash trays that 2 at Five Mile Creek when a will be developed on 1 : t make 1 sraceful and artls- are In our cars but they can car driven by Wayne E, Boer, site near the mouth of the ((a. :.c mq<rneat. -EDNA be made, safe; and more pleas- Marriage PlanJ 28, Myersville, Pa,, was at· nawha River as It enters the by f•ll•ng the b<!ttoms of tieing Completed tempting tD pass a truck driv· Obio River and wllllnclude POlLY'S PROBLEM hys wrth hakmg soda. , . , en by Carlos Eaues, 24, Bar· boat launching ramp, access MIDDLEPORT, 0 • DEAd POUY-Wlll oom• •,,,verelxtstinglllsliesall Dame and MISs ,Cheryl Kay N•day of boursvllle, who was making a l'Oilds, park area and service He l'l- a4vloe me •• to '' smoldeflng If the tip Galhpolos, has completed plans left turn, The vehicles, both facilities. I -===~- - .- --r :::_ Ute bell 1111 to remove wat· the cigarette Is pushed down tor her marriage to Mr. Dlaa:~vi~d lr..;;~,.;.;~~~;...-";...~~~===----~ or opolo ll'om varolohed or Into It With no chance ol Michael Warner of Mason, u; oiiiDod lllbletlpl? -IIARRI· smold·t·ing there Is tess temp- Virginia. ET to tDss the lighted clg. The gracious custDm of oper• ll • church, and open reception will DEAR POLLY - This Is r.. Traveler• Return be observed at the ~r::~~~ P"rdinl beUer uh trays for In St Peter's Episcopal rars. My ougpolion 88 an From Netc England In Gallipolis on Saturday, Juh• 11 •~. ,..., to Ibis problem would Mr. and Mro Dale Durkee 2nd, A program of nuptial a "snuffer!' Tbla metal sleeve Gallipolis and her mother Mrs' sic will begin at 2 p,m, !ESTill Is an Inverted cone,, closed at Margaret' K Carter, ha~e ..: follo~ed by the ceremony 1Je. one and wllh 1 relatively wide turned from several davs visit glnrung at 2:30 p.m. opeuln& at lbe other. The hot Stanley R Carter, and 1 Enjoy These New Ice Cream fnd ol the clgarelle is placed family . Newlon Centre. Mass CLUB ENTERTAINED tn the snuffer and within 10 . Carter, who was seriouS.: Mrs. H~gh Bearhs entertainColors: Lime Green or •eeondllt II out The asb ly injured last Nov, 21 , rerent, ed ,the Ndty Stitchers club of !hen beco- a re!ttse eonlaln- ly returned lo his employment Mflgs County Thursday even· II Orange lcel ,r ratller !ban 1 device lor en· at the state Street Bani< in lng at her home, at Long Hoi· , ngu'lblng llrt.-THOMAS, a Boston. ' low. The evening was spent ,.. membor ol lbe National For· They also attended the grad· cially and ln aewlng, after uation of Mr, Carter's 1augh- Whlch refreshments were ser•· ll Mr~.IM Ma11ar il tor, Sharyn Rae, from Mt AuJ>. ~ by the boatess to Mrs, Lloyd Htutal to Club urn Hospital &:hool of Nursing MooreH ~rt, JDa~k , at Cambridge, Mass. Before re- rs. er lion, Mrs. ~'" " 'lbe Olive Fmn Woman's luminl horne they visited M Moore, Mrs. W. A. Drake ''ub of lleedlvllie met with and Mn, J~hn w Hersm:~ gra~a~hters, Pam . and 'ra lila u ••• - In their June and family In Cl-.:_1 nd It~ Hrggms and Mrs. Jam>es!J · ....... ... • · Wtll and Brian. "eeUac. COIIdaclld b)' <>n~ Mrl. VIvian Plans were made to eat July 7 lnstold ol holding resulor ~ ID Jul;y and Aug· who c1lls on me buys 1 new The two foldinQ choi11 hove Six-foot chaise lounge has ust. A ~llaa 1111 leDI to Boys Wlap. alurdy tubulll' arms, atrong 4-ositions. forms contour The ........ "orialn of Hi'ARJNG AID Fathell' Illy," IIJ Mn. .... reellllllt woven Mbblng. ....,.....~,low for relaxing, "',lays flat for llsn Pleka; ljatioatll bJ Mn. Vlvlu Humpbrey, ..... flat• .,., $6.99 Flower Bender Shares Tip cal1 [in.est it ,• •• .1 • • • • •• ...., ·~' when the two faiths agreed tD work tDgether in raising' money lor food ohipments to fam•in .. stricken India. POLLY'S POINTERS c ' Dateline: Gallia .•• ••• .f", :• rovineetown• collection "' Larry's ••• WAYSIDE FURNITURE Announce Rally OfYouthin ••• never more importallf than during the ftrot walking years. Bring your baby to ua for famous Firatie fit and construction, and OUI "persona] intereat" fitting . Gallipolis' • • • THE SHOEBOX famous Lawnlite quality I •• •• •• ••• •• • •• •• •• • l • • means extttl comfort, extra value, and extra savings • SAVE '9.00 I • ••• - . BY Till MJJC.ERS OP .W'-u.~ !Fm.st 4e FURNITURE ToiOI!It, tynthellco may look •• good 11 noturo'o prtelouo goms. But everyone knowslhtii'Ut valuelsn'tthere •.• sooner or lattr,lha wonderful dlHeronco show• up. Provincetown tables, and Provincetown caat pltctl for bedroom ond dining, oro madl only of all aolid, norUrern·fiOWn, hard Maple. Thio •gem wood" 11 trlpls-otlocltd for clear qutllty and perfect match! no tubotltu.. woodt. And tlllt ••m• principle of dtap, through·&·tllrough WORTH maktt Provincetown your oulllln4linll buy IP upholottrod furnlluro, too. NOT EVERY PERSON ligldw....,,..,....,Jll ...... 4-li Club Meell uJaes .............. lilt q -rr~. RlfNIIImmll Shop Lar,Ys •.. CAIUll) II aidlh. . OF FREE PARKING IN FRONT SAFFORD'S OF OUR ITORE PROfES$IOfW PHOTOGUPIIY, ,INC. Furnltvre'' were ·~=~~ ~ ........,Jb ,Arlaad ved " the Ibm Mrs. lila ~. Mrt. I• ~. iiN. lllrlartl f;oll(l, Mn. Bill Olborno ... \(11, ~..,... "Chfffpollt' Hewett Nt!Min l'lno 3 pllctS, I'HONII 240P JHkao11 Aw. 67J.~IO ,' !"· rltM~I!t. W. Va. SOME DON1 NEED ·ONE •11d we tell theml IIIYWhtre- sun-bathing. Folds for com- pact storage. What about your heartua-haa It reached tbe stage wbere you. wonder whether or 110t a bearing aid Other Group1 Would be benelialll? Our leltlng Is FREE and with· Priced A• Low At out obll,catlon, and our recommeDtlalio.ns based on .""enteea year'• experience. ~OW is the time to CIJI or write for an appointment In the privacy o1 yourbome. Diles ·Rad . ...... $15.88 FREE PARKING 11 FRQffl' OF 0111 STOll ' ' eon. ............. ,·~ '---------~--....~:l'l . '!.. . �' ' '• • ' J, --"" l \ I News Highlights of the Week Large Cro.wds Att~nd Big Bend Regatta D.-in~ Perfett Weather Last Weekend c. By;l~ Wetllerbolt a& Racine Higtl SChOOl JD IN ~S .QIUNTY has r~signod from Eastern Meigs county residents ·and lricl schools, and was ••sands of visitors witnessed Ibis week as assistant supertn~other successful Big Bend He· tendenl of Meigs Local schools. p;.tla and allied events In a Fifteen teachers, many p!a w~l(end. , whom are retiring, have Ideal weather made the en- milled their reslgnatiOIIl! to Ire weekend a pleasure for ey. Meigs Local District. srybody. . ••"", 'Meigs: u.l o\Ui'JU': :.;:he:~ this week. Two campus buildlogs, the dining hall and the Holzer Hall dormitory, are near completion. Cll gun w n s ng • l~glon ~nd or~egular C•l :..... ~as . Fr~ SUNDAY, TUNE19,1966 I Gl£SS· I'M JUH A 'REAL BA'SE.BAI..l IVUT! IIJI-IEN ll-IE WEATHER IS IVICE Af\.ID I SEE ALL THE GUVS Pl.AWJG I JUST CAIV'T RE'.SIST •I Davl~, an~ lnge~ity b~~ 0~ ~. an~ ~eel ~ H£Y! -~ 0 :::\I WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG It's a in the . '' - \, BAKER FURNITURE . ' ;;; . l i ' MORE $$ FOR YOU To 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 shortly after the first of contes~ July. You'll be pleased and sawillwe. The Oppoalte Poet Office Savings and Loan HSife liVIng 51- 1886" front oC ill 'l'llom-' ' !lj.aloourt • ,cl lll1urll ' . 1 II wlM CoiUillbUI ~!>IIIII ll'dl'lll. BA~EI!ALL . IS A (j,AMe OF SKILL! " ~,...­ 1lleep ' . . ''r . . ' . .. IF~. CAKJ':t THRO\\J l'HE !!ALL WHERe YOU \IJAm · 1Q THROIU IT. •• I' I IVHAT'R€ YOO GR.It-..11\Jfi\JG ABOUT? .., 'llCll: I !.VA'S AIMIUG FOR • Nldlr af_.' 'rl:XJ! lllll 1 le'Gtalll to....... ... ''ln!irl I ~- of~ !Ill' fll&bt ' ' Isla : .,. -. J '< ! ' / -/ '" '!r; Galla'a.. . .... I ' ' ••e~ lO '. PIN Come to Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor and see our fine selection of womens 'dresses·· dressy . dress,s-- . cool sleeveless sheer dresses'·• fUSt any type you want • srze we ·have·· in every range - also see our fine selection of ·womens white uniforms. by White Swan and other ' reliable makes •• a complete line of ,.., w~mens and girls . Spor.t!W~ar in s~parates and coordinates. ' . ·.Comf,in•.nowl :· ... 'bo· of lulu~ sow prices were gener. A major suit was .tiled in to $1.00 bigber, with OUALIH" .• IS lla court wotb Gallia Coal upturn coming at midweek. GOC)D EI~OU<~H FOR seekin·g • judgement of $63~· Twelve market receipts 713.73 from the Calrile Coal taled 501,000 bead, up 22.om 11 0 rowli DeE!tt)~nt Co., of 21 Locust St., and from tile previous week. leston, W. Va. Slaughter Iambs closed .50 lower, with some at St. Gallla Junior Fair att-1 mid $2.00 off. Slaughter· are complete, aJid it was feeder lambs were st nouaced lbia week that t h 11 .oo 1ower. premium boob .'!Ill be out . Live lamb prices ly I. 'l1le uposttion starts 1ts following a drop of 1·3 cents lour-day CUll on Aug. J. in wholesale carilo1IJ for dressed J, SHERMAN PORTER Bnd terminal receipts Bob Evans - · named direc- about 43,000 sheep marked a 10 tors of the Southel'tl Ohio Auto- per cent drop from the previous mobile Club at the observanee week. of the seth of Ponltry Vncbaol"d mark of pride and conRdeneeorgaaizaUos ill Prices paid for live DOIJrltrv II flawleu horJ maple and ruperb Thursday. Dan Eachus, to Chic.'lgo has been president of the Moun~ from late last week. conafruction of every piece GIUad bank for three years, prices for wholesale of authentic Provincetown baa beell named vice presldant eggs delivered to Chicago were ol tbl Savlnp Bank Co., of IIi to 4 cents higher. furniture. SN the fodary ChillicOthe. Dr. Sanford Chicago wholesale butlor regislralion fealure. a 1958 graduate of Gallia were eeoeraily aclemy, and of Yale in !Stl2, received bis soybeans, and degree from State University of higher New York, Dowmtate Center. and oats · this week He plans a career In pediatrics. on the Chicago board of trade. Michael Harrison Wheat was up 10 to II; com MIDDLEPORT, 0 • ""l:1l~!iii f!l'aduall!d with bonon at (lb. up 11'o to 3\1; oats up IIi to iii.""'""'""'""'_,==--~ I2\io; Rye up 4o/• to 61\; aoybeans up 6\i to 16V<. Live catue futures were In active trading oa exchanges tbia week. A of deliveries dropped to aew low levela lor the year before the downtrend was ebecked ia the week. The pronounce!! II in dressed with feara of mora 11DeT'81 · acted as selling even lhougb prices 1 were very near casb valuea. Tho June contract ended the week at $25.50 wbiie •I ' MAPLE ... OF HARDEST 11 BOWUNG . CAIJ'T YOU THROW A BAll STRAIGHT 1 MA'r'& YOU OUGHTA WEAR G(AS.SE'S' I ·~~ ' creen sol~ general!~ THAT LITTLE BASEBAll GETS ME EVER'!' TIME ! to Be~ 0:~ lr~de. ~I ~ VEi'SSIR\ Amerl~an ~ rece~pts per~· .1 ' 'TheQueen' MARKET TRENDS w~k Jot • eg ~rde~.. - ' ' .i ' ;;., - ,i Miss Katy Morarity, ·a grad- ,Twilight Garden Club of Porn- early Sunday morning when. he na te of Pomeroy High School eroy has entered the Sears Roe- attempted to break up a !Jght boys, after spen<U,n{_. a busy ~::1 ughter of Mr. and M r ' buck Beautification contest. in .a Rt. 160 tavern. Three per· Boys State at Oblo. l.!nlversity~ Pi:'t.e Morarity, won the Their project is planting shrub- sons were arrested. as a result '" the Miss Southern Ohio beaU· Ibery at Beech Grove of the melee. Sheriff Denver ty contest before pe ns Veterans Memorial Walker totblaassist week inasked for lile She is now eligtbl: 1 000 to at Pomeroy has been public apprehendtro!Jl vatlous poslll In in the MiSa Ohio event. • ed lor Medicare bJg paint and termite control on-the-spot course i,n practical Runnerupo were Miss Allee Forty-lwe members operators m the county. was devised .so the 1,352 boys Smith of Chester and Mi" Kay ' pastor of Middleport American past and also so they Ventura, an entry from Ohio church will dedicate the i FIRE RAISED Its ugly head CAUSES OUTAGE - A power outage in the Rutland area last weekend was caused the University church on Beech St., at 2:30 Ibis week, and one fire was of by the black snake held on a stick here by the Ohio Power CO. crew from the Pome)!en Ewllig, .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. m. Sunday. The church pl'()porlioDB. A blaze at roy offce. The snake, according to foreman Robert (Polly) )llonls, was fwhel lrOIII jlard Moore, Barbara Rlsgs, Boat racinB by t211 entries organized in 1927. The new harbor at Kanauga de- the snake crawled into a fuse off a pole tbl'Owing a 12,000 KV line out of operation. State Barbara Belting, Lois Clelland, brought out a record crowd on fico Is valued at $40,000, stroyed the IandinB boat Aile- Holding the critter after it was discovered are Ivan Wood, Robert Ralph in on Mr. and Mts. Gene Milch and SUnday. An art show drew 600 there Is only an Indebtedness and damaged another Neigler, C. E. Clark and Morris. · . ·," · '·' ' ,the UUe of o!Oces tiley Mr. and MrS. T9m Sml\h. perscms, A leopard frog, own- $16,000. the wne of Jesse L. Reedy. while there, are:: , IIDDS 'N' ENiiS DEPART· ed by Roy Holler of Chester Jack Crisp was delegated by Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant through Sept. 3, will run a Dennis Weber, Rutland, blgh- MENT- Floyd Mathews, ' of township, won the u. s. llivi- ihe Leading Creek Flood firemen fought the blaze from ies of seyen-day cruises from way patrolman; George SallfJI', Syraeus,e, is spending a few sional Frog Jump contest. troi Association to go to noon until 5 p.m. Wednesday. Cincinnati to Kentucky 659\i Browneli-av, Middieport, weeks vacationing In Jamaica ington, D. c. to further th Damage was estimated at $9.· lContinued From Page I) on the Ohio and Tennessee Riv- e<mnty health board and con- where he is visillnB'his daugl> TODDLER-SIZE PUPILS in securing of Federal funds. 000, and could have been more, The boat is equipped with aU ers. vention detesate; Nell Colmer, ter and her family .. .. Floyd, five MeiBS districts will be off Col. James v. Hartinger, but other boats and barges V !ted Pre ter 1 modern safety aids to naviga- The galley of the Del I a 132 Lincoln HUI, Pomeroy, cjty oil the wrong side.of the 15 year to classes Monday when Head of Mrs Violet M. Hartinger were towed to safety. Gallipo- 8 Y • . " 1n na 11oaa lion Including ship-to-ship ra- Queen has 44 employees. Cook- councilman; Roger Roush, Rt. mark, doean't let ase stop him. Start programs start in many Middleport h"" graduated lis firemen oaved building on Tradmg '" slaughter steers dlo, radar and two eight-mil- Ins aboard the Queen demands 2, Racine, city policeman and He traveled to Florida by bus, schools; Middleport council in the Industrial College of the the Reeves plaee at Addison heifers extremely hon candiepowcr searchhghts. greater planning than shore lawyer; Wayne 5M Rus- then boarded a plane and ar· Its most tmportsnt acUon this Armed Forees at Ft Lesley from a srass lire Monday •t midwest market.• However, all of these llerns are establishments because of aell-st, Middleport, county auc!i- rived In Jamaica on June 3... . week conducted a review of J. McNair ln washingk.n. night. thts week. Hog prtees moved merely aids: her whistle re- limited equipment, space tor; Don Swlshet-, W. Matn-81, Charles Slack, former Pome!1l1 'd ts b1gher and slaughter lambs mains the only legal way of electrical power, Pom•"'Y• clerk of city council·, H'"" School atbletio great and to ""apart•in• wer Iee ch arges en · · ·...-- MOore, 15 Cav,...t, POJII· an'"''all Mid • uometered multiple IN GALLIA COUNTY QN THE SCHOOL FRONT, tower · Slgnailmg. help ihe Wllllam Confefments with private wells; Syra- THE BIG NEWS In Gallipolis board ,of . . At most markets slaughter One of the most unusual and chef tom out southern eroy, city treasurer; and Mtch- ence center on Marshall'• 195&euse firemen are spollsoring county Ibis was the · · acce]>ted three ( re<1gnat1ons. steers sold steady to $1.00 ihmgs about the Della Queen Ul!l from a well-stock!"i. ael Jellkins, College Road, Syra- 5'1 championship basketball mcu., the Hoxie Brothers cir-1 tio• of steps by Gallia Mrs. George Ely, Latin · lower, with the greatest decline " her "stesm pie-anna," or which will illelude at leaat cuae, municipal coutt judge, team, served as master oi cercus comes to town Monday Commissioners to secure tor, Richard Bishop, Chicago. Steady to .25 higher calliope. The .Queen never had following items wbeo they lawyer, secretary of the NaUon- emonies at the MU alumni fete to put oo a performance that Gallipolis Slate Institute and assistant coach, and were reported at St. a calhope unlit January of 1960. port for six days: alist patty and convenUon dele- tsst night . . . . Any «ganizawill benefit lunds of the smoke for an industrial patk. liam 0. Northup, Guidance East St. Louis and It was through the efforts of 144 pounds of coffee; sate. lion that ·has not been invited eaters. to the land was secured in rector. OUt at Southwestern, City. Slaughter Heifers Commander E. J. Quinby, one pounds of meat including MtiJIE THAN 1,100 napkin! lo, enter a float in the "h of · ,. ' '•\ and to avoid it reverting to the board rested its case steady to .25 bigher except of her owners, that she now pounds of bacon, 7> pounda went into tile makinB of the July Parade at Racine, sponSHERIFF ROBERT Harten- stste the commission w ; 11 gains! Clay Baker and Omaha, Chicago and St. has a cailope. He tracked sausage, 10 hams, 15 Bela Sigma Ph! Sorority's doat "'red by the Racine Fire J>e. bach and his staff are invesli- lbrough the Ohio Valley, Com: scheduled to hear the where prices were down the historic steam calliope ribs, 6li pounds round beef, that won the non • commer- par1ment and Emersency squad gating two breaklngs and en- mercia! and Savings, and side Friday night. steady .to .7.5 lower. ' of the showboat Water Queen, :125 T-bone steak!, 95 cia! first place trophy in the should contact Parade Captain terings thai took place Moo· National Bank, finance the Tradmg m cows was very whiCh sank m the Kanawha Riv- chickens, >100 pork chops, Big Bend Regatta parade on Bruce Cleland . . . . Trophies uay nighl Robbers bit t h e chase by July 6th to OUT OF EIGHT agencies uneven, varying from steady to er in 197. He also enBlneered pounda fresh brisket, 75 June 10. wlll be awarded to the top three service slatioa of Samuel Lewis the prime site acquired 14 that were contaeted by higher and' lower. Bulls Its improvements, substituting flank steak, 225 veal chops, Tills was the report made floats judged best on a patriotic '" Scipio township, and the the passage of a blllln the otis Chamber of mainly steady and vealers solenoid valves for Its mecban- pounds caU liver, 75 Friday by Float Cbatrtn&n theme .. .. Harrisonville school. The sta- tslature under efforts by in regard to their to .11.110 lower. Feeder teal valves and connected tbem corned beef, six pounda of ty Rawlings aa the beauUful THE POMEROY Golf Club, tron lost cigarettes, candy and Community Improvement Cor- In a United Fund th · pmes showed little r by electrie cables to a remote ted ton[JUe, 1,5211 egga, creation waa being dismantled. host lor the Meigs County Jaylires. and at lhe school food poration. There are 175 acres score was evenly divided . keyboard, the keys of which loaves of white bread, 10 Mrs. rRawllngs and other Boat cees golf contest last week, doand beverages were consumed. in the tract. four saying they would Twelve-market of 1are of genuine ivory with mer- of rye bread, 120 aallona committee members, Carolyn nated Its lacilltlea and chartled ll as on foremen are tmprov- Rio Grande College has such a move, and the about 183,000 cattle were 5 cury contacts. milk, 36 pounds butter Doris Ewllig, Lola no fees Ia the teen-age ing their techniques in the event ped its standardo. Word negative. below one week ago. Last The Delta Qu- in addi· IIJI baif-Pitita bottermllk, and Rlla Ball, spent event. Hlll!h CUster, wbo manCol .1n atomic attack In a train· out Ibis week that 47 slaughter of some ' lion to her annual PIUsburgh- quarts coffee cream, Ill many houn working on the a- ages the course, 1lso save a ong ,rogram extending over sev- had been dropped dua to GALLIA WILL HOST th . • cattle under federal CincinnaU crulae, has two lll- Anlerleall cheooe, 20 ward. wbming entry. · golf baH to oacb player comPI'::! weeks. grades. It 1s tile Iarsest num· Southeastern Regional Council . was a beansh factor day cruises, apring and fail, to Swtaa cbeele, 10 'l1le aororlty baa expressed pletlng the toumameDI. Lorry Morrison, who started ber ever by the In August. At a meeting at m dressed New Orlesns, La.; a IIJ.<Ia y fOG Blue cheese, Clllfl to Rawltngs l&r· The 1oUllley winner, Pat Edhr; teaching career as a coach lege in a Hope tbill week, six In the Y cruise to .St. Louls, Mo.; • 14- fruit, Ill bulltfll , ... · lortouse a car to pull the warct. ,ol Middleport, aioJJg with attended to hear Fred w esa car101 mea1 day ccwse to Chattanooga, 1110 gallonJ of lee tream. BenofEwing lor use ill Jon Guinther, who won second schwander, director of the st;: bee! Tenn .; a 20-day fail cruise to Other Items are picked bls sarage to build It, to Car- place and third place Department of and ':, ':.,:,;'unto St. Paul, Minn., and for eight ai1Qll lbe way, For Norris lor use of bls boat Bill Hackett, will be span1 speak on "Jobs and cents lower Cow weeks this summer, July 9 T.....,.. River eatiiJb II to Richard Rawlings lor S01'!'d by the Jayceel ill the In Southeasters Ohio." He to eent off as qu!red at Padueah, Ky. and the Boat. State tournament at Marietta ed development ts up to Barrows and gilts sold 5o to Oetober was $25.80. TradinB in very best melons from Those wbo took an active part on July 25-28. The word Is out ONLY FINEST SOLID, people of the community, higher this week · with cattle totaled 3,932 at Evansville. The best in the Boat's coostructloo dur· that Edwards baa the maklnga coted access as the major moderate receipts and a higher compared With 2,078 1 week paatry Is acquired at the bJg a decorating party were of a really fine solfer ... .If he NORTHERN-GROWN lem of the region. dressed pork trade. ' of New Orleans. Carolyn Grueaer, Mr. and Mrs. wants to sUck with II. c:lll~Sed' - - . A RT. I VINTON MAN, Char28 ies shoA.1Morroundlsonl, bl suffe~tedl a .;,;I· c. . J ' News,. Beat bono;; ... ; •. Jdlllt. I IIIJ ltl • �' ' '• • ' J, --"" l \ I News Highlights of the Week Large Cro.wds Att~nd Big Bend Regatta D.-in~ Perfett Weather Last Weekend c. By;l~ Wetllerbolt a& Racine Higtl SChOOl JD IN ~S .QIUNTY has r~signod from Eastern Meigs county residents ·and lricl schools, and was ••sands of visitors witnessed Ibis week as assistant supertn~other successful Big Bend He· tendenl of Meigs Local schools. p;.tla and allied events In a Fifteen teachers, many p!a w~l(end. , whom are retiring, have Ideal weather made the en- milled their reslgnatiOIIl! to Ire weekend a pleasure for ey. Meigs Local District. srybody. . ••"", 'Meigs: u.l o\Ui'JU': :.;:he:~ this week. Two campus buildlogs, the dining hall and the Holzer Hall dormitory, are near completion. Cll gun w n s ng • l~glon ~nd or~egular C•l :..... ~as . Fr~ SUNDAY, TUNE19,1966 I Gl£SS· I'M JUH A 'REAL BA'SE.BAI..l IVUT! IIJI-IEN ll-IE WEATHER IS IVICE Af\.ID I SEE ALL THE GUVS Pl.AWJG I JUST CAIV'T RE'.SIST •I Davl~, an~ lnge~ity b~~ 0~ ~. an~ ~eel ~ H£Y! -~ 0 :::\I WHY WE DISPLAY THIS TAG It's a in the . '' - \, BAKER FURNITURE . ' ;;; . l i ' MORE $$ FOR YOU To 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 shortly after the first of contes~ July. You'll be pleased and sawillwe. The Oppoalte Poet Office Savings and Loan HSife liVIng 51- 1886" front oC ill 'l'llom-' ' !lj.aloourt • ,cl lll1urll ' . 1 II wlM CoiUillbUI ~!>IIIII ll'dl'lll. BA~EI!ALL . IS A (j,AMe OF SKILL! " ~,...­ 1lleep ' . . ''r . . ' . .. IF~. CAKJ':t THRO\\J l'HE !!ALL WHERe YOU \IJAm · 1Q THROIU IT. •• I' I IVHAT'R€ YOO GR.It-..11\Jfi\JG ABOUT? .., 'llCll: I !.VA'S AIMIUG FOR • Nldlr af_.' 'rl:XJ! lllll 1 le'Gtalll to....... ... ''ln!irl I ~- of~ !Ill' fll&bt ' ' Isla : .,. -. J '< ! ' / -/ '" '!r; Galla'a.. . .... I ' ' ••e~ lO '. PIN Come to Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor and see our fine selection of womens 'dresses·· dressy . dress,s-- . cool sleeveless sheer dresses'·• fUSt any type you want • srze we ·have·· in every range - also see our fine selection of ·womens white uniforms. by White Swan and other ' reliable makes •• a complete line of ,.., w~mens and girls . Spor.t!W~ar in s~parates and coordinates. ' . ·.Comf,in•.nowl :· ... 'bo· of lulu~ sow prices were gener. A major suit was .tiled in to $1.00 bigber, with OUALIH" .• IS lla court wotb Gallia Coal upturn coming at midweek. GOC)D EI~OU<~H FOR seekin·g • judgement of $63~· Twelve market receipts 713.73 from the Calrile Coal taled 501,000 bead, up 22.om 11 0 rowli DeE!tt)~nt Co., of 21 Locust St., and from tile previous week. leston, W. Va. Slaughter Iambs closed .50 lower, with some at St. Gallla Junior Fair att-1 mid $2.00 off. Slaughter· are complete, aJid it was feeder lambs were st nouaced lbia week that t h 11 .oo 1ower. premium boob .'!Ill be out . Live lamb prices ly I. 'l1le uposttion starts 1ts following a drop of 1·3 cents lour-day CUll on Aug. J. in wholesale carilo1IJ for dressed J, SHERMAN PORTER Bnd terminal receipts Bob Evans - · named direc- about 43,000 sheep marked a 10 tors of the Southel'tl Ohio Auto- per cent drop from the previous mobile Club at the observanee week. of the seth of Ponltry Vncbaol"d mark of pride and conRdeneeorgaaizaUos ill Prices paid for live DOIJrltrv II flawleu horJ maple and ruperb Thursday. Dan Eachus, to Chic.'lgo has been president of the Moun~ from late last week. conafruction of every piece GIUad bank for three years, prices for wholesale of authentic Provincetown baa beell named vice presldant eggs delivered to Chicago were ol tbl Savlnp Bank Co., of IIi to 4 cents higher. furniture. SN the fodary ChillicOthe. Dr. Sanford Chicago wholesale butlor regislralion fealure. a 1958 graduate of Gallia were eeoeraily aclemy, and of Yale in !Stl2, received bis soybeans, and degree from State University of higher New York, Dowmtate Center. and oats · this week He plans a career In pediatrics. on the Chicago board of trade. Michael Harrison Wheat was up 10 to II; com MIDDLEPORT, 0 • ""l:1l~!iii f!l'aduall!d with bonon at (lb. up 11'o to 3\1; oats up IIi to iii.""'""'""'""'_,==--~ I2\io; Rye up 4o/• to 61\; aoybeans up 6\i to 16V<. Live catue futures were In active trading oa exchanges tbia week. A of deliveries dropped to aew low levela lor the year before the downtrend was ebecked ia the week. The pronounce!! II in dressed with feara of mora 11DeT'81 · acted as selling even lhougb prices 1 were very near casb valuea. Tho June contract ended the week at $25.50 wbiie •I ' MAPLE ... OF HARDEST 11 BOWUNG . CAIJ'T YOU THROW A BAll STRAIGHT 1 MA'r'& YOU OUGHTA WEAR G(AS.SE'S' I ·~~ ' creen sol~ general!~ THAT LITTLE BASEBAll GETS ME EVER'!' TIME ! to Be~ 0:~ lr~de. ~I ~ VEi'SSIR\ Amerl~an ~ rece~pts per~· .1 ' 'TheQueen' MARKET TRENDS w~k Jot • eg ~rde~.. - ' ' .i ' ;;., - ,i Miss Katy Morarity, ·a grad- ,Twilight Garden Club of Porn- early Sunday morning when. he na te of Pomeroy High School eroy has entered the Sears Roe- attempted to break up a !Jght boys, after spen<U,n{_. a busy ~::1 ughter of Mr. and M r ' buck Beautification contest. in .a Rt. 160 tavern. Three per· Boys State at Oblo. l.!nlversity~ Pi:'t.e Morarity, won the Their project is planting shrub- sons were arrested. as a result '" the Miss Southern Ohio beaU· Ibery at Beech Grove of the melee. Sheriff Denver ty contest before pe ns Veterans Memorial Walker totblaassist week inasked for lile She is now eligtbl: 1 000 to at Pomeroy has been public apprehendtro!Jl vatlous poslll In in the MiSa Ohio event. • ed lor Medicare bJg paint and termite control on-the-spot course i,n practical Runnerupo were Miss Allee Forty-lwe members operators m the county. was devised .so the 1,352 boys Smith of Chester and Mi" Kay ' pastor of Middleport American past and also so they Ventura, an entry from Ohio church will dedicate the i FIRE RAISED Its ugly head CAUSES OUTAGE - A power outage in the Rutland area last weekend was caused the University church on Beech St., at 2:30 Ibis week, and one fire was of by the black snake held on a stick here by the Ohio Power CO. crew from the Pome)!en Ewllig, .Mr. and Mrs. Ed. m. Sunday. The church pl'()porlioDB. A blaze at roy offce. The snake, according to foreman Robert (Polly) )llonls, was fwhel lrOIII jlard Moore, Barbara Rlsgs, Boat racinB by t211 entries organized in 1927. The new harbor at Kanauga de- the snake crawled into a fuse off a pole tbl'Owing a 12,000 KV line out of operation. State Barbara Belting, Lois Clelland, brought out a record crowd on fico Is valued at $40,000, stroyed the IandinB boat Aile- Holding the critter after it was discovered are Ivan Wood, Robert Ralph in on Mr. and Mts. Gene Milch and SUnday. An art show drew 600 there Is only an Indebtedness and damaged another Neigler, C. E. Clark and Morris. · . ·," · '·' ' ,the UUe of o!Oces tiley Mr. and MrS. T9m Sml\h. perscms, A leopard frog, own- $16,000. the wne of Jesse L. Reedy. while there, are:: , IIDDS 'N' ENiiS DEPART· ed by Roy Holler of Chester Jack Crisp was delegated by Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant through Sept. 3, will run a Dennis Weber, Rutland, blgh- MENT- Floyd Mathews, ' of township, won the u. s. llivi- ihe Leading Creek Flood firemen fought the blaze from ies of seyen-day cruises from way patrolman; George SallfJI', Syraeus,e, is spending a few sional Frog Jump contest. troi Association to go to noon until 5 p.m. Wednesday. Cincinnati to Kentucky 659\i Browneli-av, Middieport, weeks vacationing In Jamaica ington, D. c. to further th Damage was estimated at $9.· lContinued From Page I) on the Ohio and Tennessee Riv- e<mnty health board and con- where he is visillnB'his daugl> TODDLER-SIZE PUPILS in securing of Federal funds. 000, and could have been more, The boat is equipped with aU ers. vention detesate; Nell Colmer, ter and her family .. .. Floyd, five MeiBS districts will be off Col. James v. Hartinger, but other boats and barges V !ted Pre ter 1 modern safety aids to naviga- The galley of the Del I a 132 Lincoln HUI, Pomeroy, cjty oil the wrong side.of the 15 year to classes Monday when Head of Mrs Violet M. Hartinger were towed to safety. Gallipo- 8 Y • . " 1n na 11oaa lion Including ship-to-ship ra- Queen has 44 employees. Cook- councilman; Roger Roush, Rt. mark, doean't let ase stop him. Start programs start in many Middleport h"" graduated lis firemen oaved building on Tradmg '" slaughter steers dlo, radar and two eight-mil- Ins aboard the Queen demands 2, Racine, city policeman and He traveled to Florida by bus, schools; Middleport council in the Industrial College of the the Reeves plaee at Addison heifers extremely hon candiepowcr searchhghts. greater planning than shore lawyer; Wayne 5M Rus- then boarded a plane and ar· Its most tmportsnt acUon this Armed Forees at Ft Lesley from a srass lire Monday •t midwest market.• However, all of these llerns are establishments because of aell-st, Middleport, county auc!i- rived In Jamaica on June 3... . week conducted a review of J. McNair ln washingk.n. night. thts week. Hog prtees moved merely aids: her whistle re- limited equipment, space tor; Don Swlshet-, W. Matn-81, Charles Slack, former Pome!1l1 'd ts b1gher and slaughter lambs mains the only legal way of electrical power, Pom•"'Y• clerk of city council·, H'"" School atbletio great and to ""apart•in• wer Iee ch arges en · · ·...-- MOore, 15 Cav,...t, POJII· an'"''all Mid • uometered multiple IN GALLIA COUNTY QN THE SCHOOL FRONT, tower · Slgnailmg. help ihe Wllllam Confefments with private wells; Syra- THE BIG NEWS In Gallipolis board ,of . . At most markets slaughter One of the most unusual and chef tom out southern eroy, city treasurer; and Mtch- ence center on Marshall'• 195&euse firemen are spollsoring county Ibis was the · · acce]>ted three ( re<1gnat1ons. steers sold steady to $1.00 ihmgs about the Della Queen Ul!l from a well-stock!"i. ael Jellkins, College Road, Syra- 5'1 championship basketball mcu., the Hoxie Brothers cir-1 tio• of steps by Gallia Mrs. George Ely, Latin · lower, with the greatest decline " her "stesm pie-anna," or which will illelude at leaat cuae, municipal coutt judge, team, served as master oi cercus comes to town Monday Commissioners to secure tor, Richard Bishop, Chicago. Steady to .25 higher calliope. The .Queen never had following items wbeo they lawyer, secretary of the NaUon- emonies at the MU alumni fete to put oo a performance that Gallipolis Slate Institute and assistant coach, and were reported at St. a calhope unlit January of 1960. port for six days: alist patty and convenUon dele- tsst night . . . . Any «ganizawill benefit lunds of the smoke for an industrial patk. liam 0. Northup, Guidance East St. Louis and It was through the efforts of 144 pounds of coffee; sate. lion that ·has not been invited eaters. to the land was secured in rector. OUt at Southwestern, City. Slaughter Heifers Commander E. J. Quinby, one pounds of meat including MtiJIE THAN 1,100 napkin! lo, enter a float in the "h of · ,. ' '•\ and to avoid it reverting to the board rested its case steady to .25 bigher except of her owners, that she now pounds of bacon, 7> pounda went into tile makinB of the July Parade at Racine, sponSHERIFF ROBERT Harten- stste the commission w ; 11 gains! Clay Baker and Omaha, Chicago and St. has a cailope. He tracked sausage, 10 hams, 15 Bela Sigma Ph! Sorority's doat "'red by the Racine Fire J>e. bach and his staff are invesli- lbrough the Ohio Valley, Com: scheduled to hear the where prices were down the historic steam calliope ribs, 6li pounds round beef, that won the non • commer- par1ment and Emersency squad gating two breaklngs and en- mercia! and Savings, and side Friday night. steady .to .7.5 lower. ' of the showboat Water Queen, :125 T-bone steak!, 95 cia! first place trophy in the should contact Parade Captain terings thai took place Moo· National Bank, finance the Tradmg m cows was very whiCh sank m the Kanawha Riv- chickens, >100 pork chops, Big Bend Regatta parade on Bruce Cleland . . . . Trophies uay nighl Robbers bit t h e chase by July 6th to OUT OF EIGHT agencies uneven, varying from steady to er in 197. He also enBlneered pounda fresh brisket, 75 June 10. wlll be awarded to the top three service slatioa of Samuel Lewis the prime site acquired 14 that were contaeted by higher and' lower. Bulls Its improvements, substituting flank steak, 225 veal chops, Tills was the report made floats judged best on a patriotic '" Scipio township, and the the passage of a blllln the otis Chamber of mainly steady and vealers solenoid valves for Its mecban- pounds caU liver, 75 Friday by Float Cbatrtn&n theme .. .. Harrisonville school. The sta- tslature under efforts by in regard to their to .11.110 lower. Feeder teal valves and connected tbem corned beef, six pounda of ty Rawlings aa the beauUful THE POMEROY Golf Club, tron lost cigarettes, candy and Community Improvement Cor- In a United Fund th · pmes showed little r by electrie cables to a remote ted ton[JUe, 1,5211 egga, creation waa being dismantled. host lor the Meigs County Jaylires. and at lhe school food poration. There are 175 acres score was evenly divided . keyboard, the keys of which loaves of white bread, 10 Mrs. rRawllngs and other Boat cees golf contest last week, doand beverages were consumed. in the tract. four saying they would Twelve-market of 1are of genuine ivory with mer- of rye bread, 120 aallona committee members, Carolyn nated Its lacilltlea and chartled ll as on foremen are tmprov- Rio Grande College has such a move, and the about 183,000 cattle were 5 cury contacts. milk, 36 pounds butter Doris Ewllig, Lola no fees Ia the teen-age ing their techniques in the event ped its standardo. Word negative. below one week ago. Last The Delta Qu- in addi· IIJI baif-Pitita bottermllk, and Rlla Ball, spent event. Hlll!h CUster, wbo manCol .1n atomic attack In a train· out Ibis week that 47 slaughter of some ' lion to her annual PIUsburgh- quarts coffee cream, Ill many houn working on the a- ages the course, 1lso save a ong ,rogram extending over sev- had been dropped dua to GALLIA WILL HOST th . • cattle under federal CincinnaU crulae, has two lll- Anlerleall cheooe, 20 ward. wbming entry. · golf baH to oacb player comPI'::! weeks. grades. It 1s tile Iarsest num· Southeastern Regional Council . was a beansh factor day cruises, apring and fail, to Swtaa cbeele, 10 'l1le aororlty baa expressed pletlng the toumameDI. Lorry Morrison, who started ber ever by the In August. At a meeting at m dressed New Orlesns, La.; a IIJ.<Ia y fOG Blue cheese, Clllfl to Rawltngs l&r· The 1oUllley winner, Pat Edhr; teaching career as a coach lege in a Hope tbill week, six In the Y cruise to .St. Louls, Mo.; • 14- fruit, Ill bulltfll , ... · lortouse a car to pull the warct. ,ol Middleport, aioJJg with attended to hear Fred w esa car101 mea1 day ccwse to Chattanooga, 1110 gallonJ of lee tream. BenofEwing lor use ill Jon Guinther, who won second schwander, director of the st;: bee! Tenn .; a 20-day fail cruise to Other Items are picked bls sarage to build It, to Car- place and third place Department of and ':, ':.,:,;'unto St. Paul, Minn., and for eight ai1Qll lbe way, For Norris lor use of bls boat Bill Hackett, will be span1 speak on "Jobs and cents lower Cow weeks this summer, July 9 T.....,.. River eatiiJb II to Richard Rawlings lor S01'!'d by the Jayceel ill the In Southeasters Ohio." He to eent off as qu!red at Padueah, Ky. and the Boat. State tournament at Marietta ed development ts up to Barrows and gilts sold 5o to Oetober was $25.80. TradinB in very best melons from Those wbo took an active part on July 25-28. The word Is out ONLY FINEST SOLID, people of the community, higher this week · with cattle totaled 3,932 at Evansville. The best in the Boat's coostructloo dur· that Edwards baa the maklnga coted access as the major moderate receipts and a higher compared With 2,078 1 week paatry Is acquired at the bJg a decorating party were of a really fine solfer ... .If he NORTHERN-GROWN lem of the region. dressed pork trade. ' of New Orleans. Carolyn Grueaer, Mr. and Mrs. wants to sUck with II. c:lll~Sed' - - . A RT. I VINTON MAN, Char28 ies shoA.1Morroundlsonl, bl suffe~tedl a .;,;I· c. . J ' News,. Beat bono;; ... ; •. Jdlllt. I IIIJ ltl • �'' ., .. " " .. . . '. ' • .... .. . ... tli-The Sunday TlmeFSeDIInel, SUndaY. June 10• 1988 - ' ' I News Highlig~tt "'..l~ek. . _.. . __. . "' •·· . .. ~ . .. ' LargeCro Durin! Pe '· .,. . 0 ~'' ' I ' ( . I \ • ,. .··- ' _,._ . ' ' . 1 "" . i ~· . • . ' - I By"owwifii C. Wotlli IN MEIGS COIJN'I Meigs <ioimty resldei ..>usands of visitors ' ~.other successful Big I fdla and allied evenlt r" · •' J .• ' ~ I' weekend. Ideal weather made ~ re weekend a pleasurt !rybody. Miss Katy Morarity, nate of Pomeroy Hlgl ~Jug hter of Mr. and Pete Morarity, won tl1 in lhe Miss Southern 0. • 1y contest before 1,000 She is now eligible to ' ~Ia ' i in tl1e MiSs Ohio evet. Rwmerups were Mi Smith of Chester, and I Ventura, an entry fr. University. L: Co - Boat racing by 13 brought out a record Sunday. All art show persons. A leopard b ed by Roy Holter o township, won lhe 11· sional Fnlll Jump Cc • Ma :- TODDLER-SIZE Pl five Meigs districts ' to classea Mo&day w Start programs start schools: Middleport • Its most important &• week conducted a re oower fee charges to Ill unmetered multlpl ments with private ,., euse firemen are sp tircus, the Hoxie Bl'l cus comes to town to put oa. a perform will benefit funds ~ eaters. ..;,. .• 1 I . . ·Beiiad.ab,l · BUGS BUNNY THE PI.AiE'6 THFi:Y N0V&rJ ' SHERIFF ROBER bach and his stalf'1 c gating two breakl!lf terings lhat took 1 day nighL Robber~ 1 service statio& of Sa: ......... Harrisonville school. ll! 'f!lol!>. "PPI eourl "' of lalhri 1 tires. and at the 1 Hnd beverages were \1 ason firemen a ing their techniques : nr an atomle attack rrlf.i program extendb Pral weeks. Lnrry Morrison, l f'i3 leaching career • "V· also- ·. !, ' Sunda.V IIa ol II • wllill.' (:olumbua · . ' ... I • 1 front ol ' * !i(lll lost cigarette, ~--- Rt. Oil in Scipio township, · 'fe 'jl( ... ... ordrlll. .. 1rt; 11GERANPAMYCO!.f. I JUST LEFT OF TEEN·A6ER!'. WHO .. ' tiler'• .. lrallloep 1ICk a Nlda7 "'r" .' ~ ll' Sl ., 1 '' ) . \ '· .- THIS .., BEN ...THE ROLLING SlONES? . HERMAN'S HERM115? THE!;KUNIIIS?' '!ME ANIMAL~? THE MIND·8ENDER'>? 1;: ' FOR. ~lF. WHO'S 'THAT WAILING, . - .. MA~. YOU~"''~'' WITH IT A-TALL, 15 YOU, MAGGIE ? ...... ·' ~·- '. ' •!· " . ', . ...... ... .., ..~.,J • • :I' ' ~~ : fiRe! • . .,.... ... WHY\\ I Gll1lft,. It's a ma in the lie - lei 10 :• • of !' re ' fu· .... ~ct · 8Al 'I I M( .'' To be s· 'l ' ' J, .•.' account ' us now and re July. Y TheC Oppoolt. OIIIIP' �\ -- ~ews 'ift...rl.G ' ' (' ' .. ,. " ( fl B weekend. Ideal weather mad )re weekend a pleas~~\! ~ll ~ uate of Pomeroy Hi 1\:.wghter of Mr. and Pete Morarity, won tl in the Miss Southern 0 1y contest before 1,0110 She is now eligible to in the MISs Ohio ev~ Rwmerups were M .. University. c. - • Boat racing by 12 brought out a record Sunday. An art show persons. A leopard f ed hy Roy Holter • township, woo the U sional Froi Jump Co ' Ma rlI . I, '' .,, ~ ·+. v•~, . ,. ..,. .•, ' 0 . ,, r' ' "-v,• ·..- -1' • "f' , ..--..- ... ~ lo •r• ' ""' '' ~ ' • • ·~ ~ ··•. • ,.,. . •··" ~'' "' .. 1 --.,• " . , , ,, _..,., _'-"",,...,. .,.,.. .,, ...... ~'-' .. i ,•':"w.:;;.;,;; ,_,.._,,;, 1 '*'! . SENN'I·TOR BAGMEAD WILL '61'/E Ti-ll' AWAY AN' All AUIJME5 PORE CAPTAIN EA91 Bf: ~ORE f'/AII'A1141tiN' 1m NAN! · ~ENATOI'IIIAG~FAI> L£FT 0111' . 'TilE l'oii'IMING LETTEf' 'T') IIOI!F'I AU,E'5 1; ~EI't HiliD "NOT t·C·D·E, ,.A Oil M'IIEE! ... Jl-1/ ... NOR llj 18 GECRET wePON J!" , I ' .I :; •''' ., ;\ r I ' I ... et .I I I\ ·J I r.- TIIJII, · llrt · "~if -~MA114· '' '' I .~"'·~ or: JDIE¥ ..,. , "W...-' 'ALIGI'f ,I'm ·;:""'' -"'l:.•• )I 1\AtCf• • " coriait ..,. "' ......,' tM.4T.:M .. , . . ....;.· .,: ' . ' ~-·· r\llfll•• . .' . TODDLER.SIZE P I five Meigs districts ' to classes Monday ~ . oehools: Middleport Ita most Important a week conducted a rf ,.wer fee charges le In unmetered mu!Upl ments with private w ruse firemen are ap oircus, the Hoxie Br· cus comes to town , . , ., .- u tirit' ·.. I ·_"$. .lima.-• •. --'' ,;i 118'1 I ·, ' IA::Ii • . ' ' ~ -'' ' ' } to put Oil a perform wiU benefit lunds ~ eaters. ·,• •,• · • ; r\ Start programs start J" "'..,....~ OI~OMA11C. &£~CE 1$ llo41j: II ,' Smith of Chester, and Ventura, a-n entry ft ,. ~ .,. AriiD IN ALL MA.IOF, STATES, of visitors •;other suCcessful Big · f'Ha and allied 1/!VO . - ','•4 ~ ..... ., • •• , •• 1' i I c. 'II' Miss Katy Morar ,. ~ ,. ' 'j ~usands •rybody. 1 ,...,. ,... •.,.. ... ,. :r I l IN MJPGS Meigs I!OUIIIy ret! T ' .1 / tt~ g ' By ~'II"· • ..._.~:1 ' ·,_ .r . . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . ,# ···~--. --· ..... .,...,... ~ ... . ....1...<:;,1. I Highlil ~ - · ____..., • · · · · · · ·· - ~ -· I .. ( ;.,,. lobe Tltunder SHERIFF ROBER' bach and his otafl •I gating two breaklli@ teriogs tbet took I day nighl Robbera I service slaUo• of 8a in Scipio township. ·. ~flock 8t:tlfe,•f~~r of ~~-­ -lite /fl/8 '· 'f ' .. . to ' i: .I ... ,' fSB :BOB!( LO&BR . bF Art Sansom E6G9 WERE W0111LD WAR 1 TYPE ~\AND I aee THEN\ '' ~UNDER ~9ALTE:'S WIMG6! · - ,t on tires. and at the 1 and beverages w~ ereooctlatl . fiVetJMI• II Iss '!'11om', . !lpal cuud allalhn 1 ing their techniques~ of an atomic attack 111g program extendb ('r:l l weeks. Lilrry Morrlson, , i'i~ teaching career rr.mt al' Je .. \.fiiiHI"" Mason firemen I RL \ at'r-UJIII',;c fifm~ll/lttJirtJM ~6/fllfilh Harrisonville schooL 1inn lost cigarettei, Mlii; \l,. .] . 1 i•. II 'Gialle to ·..... ••v '.'' '. ' i : I •, i . ' WHY~ ~~ OUR It's a ma in the fie of fu re BAI M( • ' ' i ' To be 51 account us now ond re July. Y TheG II, Oppaolt• ,.' .:. .. .i / ..- . . f J, bF . . Geo:r.,;e Lemoa.t -IIYPAR:M ,.---------=-. 1-'c> A FAIIb' Pl2fNCSSS ? ! t-l01" ZIN<SO/ We!l-L-, Ft ~51" j;: WAN'T" A. NSW WA~P~O&e ... to ;~ IIO'USB , ' • Al..SO !..IKE: A COMPi-O:'rt; FACIAL- ANP MY HAl~ JAZZE:P OF' SOME: FANCY WAY.... .... .,... .,-.... : l o.aun.. ... ld .d 'I' ~·' �. h, . 1 • , • • ••• ~ ...._._• ..,'Oili"'.........>~· ••' News Highlii · Large Cr~ 1 ~ .. . ~ . .. . .. .' ·--~~- ~ -· -~ - · -··· · ' ~ 'bF. A,l r--r--:-e": IN MJ!IGS CO~ Meigs resldt "'msands of visitors ~~t:other successful Big\ ,.._Ita and allied eve~ ! Jlla weekend. • f•• I LI ! i ~Jughter of .Mr, and ! ' - ' ·~ , 'I, . ,, I' "' I ' et ' J ' AFTER 1 SCRUB OFF THESE OIL SPOTS I'LL WHITEWASH THE WALLS! M'< BOAT DESERVES A TIDY HOME! Boat racing by 12 brought out a record Sunday, An art show persons, A leopard f ed by Roy Hotter o township, won the U. sionat F'rol Jump Ct Ma • ) Runnerups were M Jat • 10 ... ..... ........... ······· .... ... . ...... ... ,,... 1 . I Smith of Chester, and Ventura, an entry fr University. ., · -" • '· If ~ · - I Prte Morarity, won U in tne Miss Southern C ry contest before 1,0011 She is now etigible to in th@ Mlss Ohio eve, - '~ •• --- ..... ... ) Kaly Morarity1 uatt of Pomeroy Htg c. ' .. ·.· ,' ' •. , ...... .. .,., .... ... - i ' Mi ."~ - · , · . . ' .. II . ' Ideal weather madt ~re weekend a pleasul T ''a:\·, . .. . ...... ' • ' ·• '•_' j••·.•· .·,. ,•.·. • •. . . .......... '' ..... .. . - .. ' .• I ;'..O i I· l l ~rybndy. ,, ' w..i """"ty ' ' ~gP4 By' Dwl6t c, • '' ',, !• ) I TODDLER-SIZE P' five Meigs districts ' to classes Monday • Start programs start schools; Middleport , Ito most important ,. week conducted a rf aewer fee cbarges to 1n unmetered multipl ments with private w !' -- . ' I :r tI ,, ,,"'' I..... to . ~ ruse firemen are sp rircus, the Hoxie Bl" cus comes to town I lo put JaJ -,, c 011. a perform will benefillunds ·rIll ., eatera. DUST IT aFF/! l'M Gt:.TTING '.' .:'."'"1 · MARRIED!! SHERIFF ROBER' bach and h!• stall I gating two breaklna terings that took 1 day nighl Robbers I •' -- I township, · Harrisonville seboot in Scipio 017 I court csf llflunt !VIason firemen a ing their techniques . rtn atomic attack ili111tr 1r'g program extendil f'l'oll weeks. 1.:ury Morrison, , ..' also>, Sunslay Ins of a,, II wlneo Columbnlll fe ol line IT'll rill. teaching career -· ...,. !lpol and beverages were l ~is Rt. >elroatoc" !sa 'Dio». 1ion lost cigarettes, tin•s, and at the t fit 111M ,t ; service statiDR of Sal .. 1 10 1)1(1f0 8EAIII5, AT .... "'* • TRIE'i> i'o ~AkE 1-!ANOt., ANO GI~ES HISNAME 'FII\tr To AS MANY O"IHERS AS HE CAtJ IN :10 MINUTI'S, l ~ACH GUEST IS GIVEN iltt WORD GC>/EAC!of !HAT SRtMSS USTO TJ.I/!. 'tff[r... ' ' iller'•- Nlda, al • ' ~ I" I) ! ...... ·= to. '• 1 : ' < ' J J WHY~ ~4' .... ........ WAY If's a mo in the fl, ' ,.....,. I Qeullft., • . ldllal- co . ' ' of ' lu ftl • re BAI -~ M( To be s1 account us now, and re July. Y TheG Oppollte ·- 60'-IE ? 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