https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2363078ff1b9f813de88bb28432362df.pdf c6828bc2e4fa61320d2abee1f7067917 PDF Text Text . ...... ..... . ··-·· .... '··-·····-······ ............ . '' "' ' "' Left C - - -· their ersRh-.les'an ome Around and • _ .. Cratf..a"'mencemeDI -.t8e ol Fro ' ,.ne~ IJI'andsoll, Charles Kimes of uu· I (!_! T"-ir G~ndton IIIDduBV.... of Mr. and Mrs. Indian Missions About ~" · and Mrt. Waid Kimes ol Paul 11Klmea.,.. "-. Helen ' -~ell entertain· tnesier, ottend::<l the Corn· cla';;bter -· Be..tty..... and~~Y~:~I"'Ft~: "'"""!!::,;;:• Missionary I -1,. ~w "~ty 1 the P ch hi ' tu,.;J~~~"r · ·9 .... .. lbelr..,;, James Kimes and 'l ::f'Cm-·~ Tueadomeroy . urct ~ -~-- ~ l~lflY SenUntl, l'illlllOJ-:Middleport, 0., June 24, IIMIS --n m ' 1 •- I W~ m~' SOCIAL .· CA J.r,1:' NO ~1ft THE a.. '"'' &:. ll, ri Mr. and .Mrl. Charles R. Rarr Sr. were Thursday bus~s ~:~ ~=:"~turned w About ' • ,Jl < fllg with· Mr .and· Mro. Charles Around and_ ME~~YGALLIA Frat· '' ( <' 'b osp•'tal'~ews · ~. Belter Botpltal: ; • ' d 7' W!ATHEI _ Vlsltl!il !•---~ Illludy. :!mg~~~~:e:e~:ft .!J~"o;--P:Iatrk/;'.;..d.~..... Pomero, II emasponslorvruan·.,.ou"ts'l·dre"~.~:.• da"n'c'',! I wilhblsgrandmolher, Mrs. W. Admlsofou 18 family in Cleveland, and allend· ay evenmg a I, • . . . "': ' • lA. Morgan. He_ was accun'l"'"'l William J. ttauoy, 1\o. : ed a baU game between tho , ~orne, E~er hSt. f 'I . • th" commg Frlclay mght .at Mrs. Robert Ritchie return· : ied home hy bl5 molher, Mrs. •Cheshire; Bertha Adkins,' lit. 2 Cleveland Indians and N e w ' meeting, m c arge. o Mrs. WIUiam Grueser Is VI.. the Middleport commurucy ed borne Wednesday from Hoi- ' R. L. Gotthardt, who spenl Galli lis. Miss M M AdFOR ALL OCCASIONS York. !Mrs. Milwn Roush, preSident,! lUng ~lth relatives In Colum· park from 8 to 11 P. m. The zer Hospital. Iseveral days wllh ber molher. tins ~t. ' 2 Gal!lpo~ Edward . Wt \~irC,- floWff!··everJW.bert They also vlsited Cedar Point I'Jopenec~Mwllhterdevotlhonshbyd Mf rs. : bus thJs week. Jays will emcee the dance, Alfred Gloeckner of Canton W Lewis Rt 1'NorttJUP' Mr• •. - -- --·--- .. --- on Lake Erie, and celebrated ': t o : .. A~~~~ ~esou::! Mrs. Charles Vroman and which Is open to ~he pu"llc. spentlhe weekend at hiS farm'l WIWam F. Nance .Rli,Norti;: WY 2·2039 lbeir 41111 wecfdb1g anniversary P .' 1...> .111 I children Mark and Mary of PAS!' MATRONS Club of 1at Cherry Ridge and also visitup· ·W!Uiam E Mahaffey Rt OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 chUd J es, ana c ~ WI prayer. ' ' - ngeline Chapter OES ed hi mother M" Jacob ' , ' . wllh all lhelr ren on une 1Members responded w roll calli Belpre, are spending several ~~· • . • s • · I Ewington; Mrs. Earl T. W•ll, · I days with her molher·ln - law Middleport, will meet Friday IGloeckner. ' PI Pleasant· Robett E Miller Pomeroy Flower Shop 7111 • receiving many nice• gifts WI·111 a quo181·lOD fr om Ill e ffiiS· ' even! J 24 t th home ! and cards of congratulaliono. sion paper, Horizons. 1 Mrs. John Vroman, who is of M~g·Lil:. Sie~ o."s. Sec· I Mrs. E. J. Hill returned home I Rt. I Middleport: Mrs. Charles W. Main Pomei'OJ Mrs. Leo Bryan read a let- : home from Holzer Boapllal, and ond Ave. at 7,30 p.m. instead )Saturday after a several clays i W. Chapman Rt. I Ha_rrfson.Mr1. MiUard Vu Meter ier !rom lhe McKinley Indian I WJth her parenl9, Mr. and Mrs. ol Thursday 18 reported ear· Ibusiness visit In Columbus. 1 v!Ue; Mrs. Gary F. Lee, Mid· . t er~an Mission in Topennlsh, Wash., Fleldmg llawkms. ' tier. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Jr. I Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Michael dleport;. Mrs. Joseph White, whicb lhe Society helps to sup· i Mr. and Mrs. Guy !Judw1g and sons of Columbus spent lhej returned home to Youngstown MIIIOI'sville; Mrs. Rslr,h E. Jle. porl Mrs. Roush read a letter : and children, Sue and Kurt, SATURDAY . past weekend with their par- arter visiting relatives here for atty., Rt. ~Wellston; Mrs •. Lar-from Barrie Kennedy, a mis-ICuyahoga Falls, Miss Kathy THE Pomeroy Atblehc Asso- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones, ;;everal days. ryE. Wr;ght, Ewlngton· Mrs. Pomeror. Ohlo • , sionary in Southern Rhodesia. Gaffney, Stowe, and Mrs. Nina ciation will sponsor 3 high Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. I Mr. and Mrs. Da_y Gotschall Grace Harris, Hamde'l~ James The. Women s Assoclab?" of A round·robin card and a g~t J Bland, Akron, are guests of school dance party Saturday at Bill. Michael Jones remained and famUy of Baltimore, Md., J. Surrett, Ashland, Ky.; Mr&. TONIGHT tltru SATtiRDAY tbe Mtddleport Fn'St U n 1 ted were presented to Mrs. Bryan, · Mrs. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. the Pomeroy High Sr.t.ool gym, for the summer with his grand- were recent weekend guests George D. Mercer, Rt. 1 JactJUNE 23-2S Presbyterian . Chw-ch met who is moving to Cincinnati. Minerva Childers. starting at 8 p. m. parents, the Hills. · of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swan. SOli. 1 "IT'S A MAD, MAD. MAD, MAD WORLD" ~ursday everung at the c~urch "Abundance to give Hope" Rose Marie Hackett, daughDAY Miss Carol . A rm Hill spent Graveside services were held Dile•U'J'el , 0 -·Techhico1or-· With Mrs. Edward Burkett, Iwas the theme of the mission Iter of Mr. and Mrs. George M NAND Off several days this week with rei- last Monday f01 Mrs. Halsie Conrad Berkley, Mrs. Ger3 dozen comedians: Buddl. preslden~ in cbarge: She open· study presented by Mrs. HarHackett, Jr., is altending !be THEf STAFF T p atives in Columbus. I Burch of Columbus. lnlerment lila C. Casto, Brett G. ·CIIek, Hackett· Buster Keaton-Phil 1 Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don ed the meeting With prayer. old Smith on Tbe Amazon Val· journalism workshop at ObJo ~ub 0 M~tgs emp e, .11 y h ~~I Mrs. Esther DeWolfe and 1was il;l McCashey Cemetery Mrs. Clan B. Cox, Jante.s J. Knotts. They all do some Mrs. Marcus Chambers was ley Christian Home for Chil- University. She wil1 be a <Jen· SIS~rs, Middlr'rt.Mw1d 0 I family lert Thursday for their I near her old home place. Her Cremeens, Mra. Claude Maya, tall sbenanl.gansl pianist for hymn singing. Mrs. dren in South America and The 1ior at Middleport High School th~lr a~nual ~ cn~c theo~ ay e; : home, Delvaa, Wise., arter a i ai.ster, Mrs. Hilah Snowden (If Wayne C. Damron, Robert K. Colorc•rtoon Walter Woodell gave the pray- Mexican Mountain Mission in • this fall. !~~ng.BeunNe 1•18 1 p orne :visit with relatives in the area. 1 Akron was able to attend the Proffitt William R.. Hob'.lins, 0 eu z mg 0 omeroy.l · · · i n Mex1co. · Sal enas, Mex1co. · lUI-S iCJiic SUNDAY, MONDAY er for mtsswnartes Mrs. Robert Sh arp was re· The· wUI be in at 6:30 Mrs. Henry Bentz and daugh- services w1111 Ill e Burc h fam-I Sheryl 'L. Simpson, Mrs. Nor•nd TUESDAY Plans were made for the The group sang the Happy turned to ber home Wednesday P d berg are asked · ter, Jannine, of Racine spent a ly. man C. Slaughter, Mrs. Gel)r~ .. ~~~=T ~27;.2~ annual Christmas baazar on Birthday song to Mrs. William from Holzer Hospital where she p. ~ antab;nem .s day recently with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles White A. Slayton, Catherine Starcher, 1 INVISIBLE BIKINI" Dec. I with Mrs. Myron Miller, Fisher. who obset"ved her 811thl has been under observation. toJAN~ HO~~Z~e'nt Dangh· Mrs. Edith Teaford. i visited Mr. and Mr!. Beecher Mrs. Bert Teaford, Mrs. Cafb. -Technicolorchairman, and assis~ by co- birthday. Entertainment was in · Her son and family, Mr. and ters of Union Veterans will meet Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Downie Cooper and son, Sund.ay. erine L. Troot, William b. ~~ri~la~l~~.neborah Walley chairmen, Mrs. LewJS Sauer, ch~ge of Mrs. Roush and a I Mrs. W~yne Sharp and_ dau~h- at the DAV hall, Mondav at spent Wednesday evening with Earl Nelson a~ _wJfe of AI- Wellman, Mrs. Clarence Wit· Futurett• Mrs. Edward Burkett, and prtze was awarded to Mr 11. ter, Marilyn, of Zanesville, VIS· 7.3G · , M.RS. B.F. Gravely and daugh- bany recently VISited W. R. Iiams. Celorc•rtoons Mrs. Dwight Wallace. An- Masters. Refreshments were ited with Mr. and Mrs. Sharp · p.m. , ter, Mrs. J. A. Eden, Hysell Swan and family. - - - - - - - · I]Ouncement was made of tlle served by tbe bosless assisted over lhe weekend.. . B_ETHEL NO 62 of ~be lnler· ;Run. -Hazel Francis During the 1938 lootbaD lawn fete lo be held by lhe by her daughter, Mrs. Doris I Merrie Ault Is vlsiUng In natioosl Order ?1 Job 3 Daugh· Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Neal and season, Penn State permtlled on· deacons and deaconesses. McDopald to those named Springfield with Mr. and ~ wlll meet In regular ses- daughter, Janey Lee, of Mid- '11lere are 421001) sawmills in ly ltt l'OII).pleted passes • Miss Margaret Sauer was bove and Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Gary Ault and son, Todd. mon Monday at 7=30: p.m., at dleport visited Wednesday even· the United States. MilSON w vn devotiooal chairman having the Mrs. Denver Kapple and a guest Mrs. Ruth carsey and dsugh- the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. TONIGHT Wpic, "Link Yourself to God's Tonya McDonald. ler, Mrs. Waller Grass bsve "CAT BALLOU" Transforrntn1 Power,'' and returned from a trip to New n.JESDAY JanP Fonda Lee Marvin closing wilh poem, "His Pre!ATIEND REUNION York where they vi~ ted with THE POMEROY WCTU ylll . (Color) ence." The Jl.ll)£ram subject Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Rus-sr.ll Mr. and Mrs. Tbunnan Grass 1 ~t Tues~y at 2 P· m. at the -and-titled, "Why I Am For the of Vienna; Mr. and Mrs. Ron· former Bradbury residents. First Baptist Church. . The ;~~.C.:, ~:1Aieat1es. Churches," prepared by Mrs. nie Reynolds and sons, Ricky- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howard THE AMERICAN LegiOn AuxHerl1lAn's Henntts Carl Horky, was given by Mrs. and Mitchy, of Mansfield, and and granddaughter, Brenda, of Di;MY of Drew Webster Post 16 ~at Aetl Rodney Sauer. Get well cards Catherine Russell of Kentucky Waverly, visited recently wlth will m~ Tuesday ~t 8 p, ~· . ~lor) were prepared to be sent to Olristian College of Gray'lol, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush in M:S. Wil~ Carr•. eighth dtsSATURDAY, JUNI 25 Miss Susan Park and Mrs. Rob· IKy., SJI"nt a weekend with Mr. Bradbury Mr Roush is re<UJ> !riC! preSident, Will be present "FI.Urf'f" : ert Sharp, sbu~IR members. and Mrs. Ed Russell and Mr. orating !;om .an illness. to mslall lhe new officers. All Tony llaNiali' Following lhe closin~ and Mrs. Guy RusseU and An- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, members are urged ~ altend. Friday and Saturday are Bargain Days At Elberftlds In " ';, ShlrlO)' Joneo lhe hostesses Mrs Lewis Sau- , thony Middleport, Rt. I nnd J "ted Sund I H'U' ds THE RACINE AmeriCID Le· leoior) ' · • ' ' r., VJSI ay n 1 lar •'"n Auxiliary will meet 1\Jes. d-er, Mrs. Leland BrGwn. , Mrs. r attended the Russel) Reumon with their daughter and family, &"' Pomeroy and Bargain Days Include The Womens Dress .;;;f.'].GI" Jack Sstlerfleld MI'SI Margar- l. at Portland Park Sunday. M and u. ...,__ Belz day, June. 28, at. 3 p.m. There ·:reror, --(P':ef;• ' 1 r. .m.rs. wlmpm will be mstallatioo of officers. Diane Baker er Sauer, Mrs. Charles Shoe-, RETURNED TO CHESTER and claugbter, Sandyl Sandy o!J. fa pot.Juck lunch will be served. Slle on the 2nd Floor - Ungeria Sale on the Main Floor maker, and-~~ence La·l Rev. and Mrs. Pearl CBSio, wved her 14111 birthday '1\Jes. THE CHESTER Grange will : Che.ter, and Mrs. Eleanor clay wllh a slumber party lor meet Tuesday, June 28 with - Sale of Mens Work Uniforms - Many Clean-up j Boyles of Alfred have returned hiends. itaUon from lhe A~red Grange. · from a week at the Methodist Mrs. John Vroman Is recut> Judging of lhe Duster Contest Bargains In the Housewares Department - Kodak and [ Conference at Lakeside. 'lbe erating at her home after sur- will be held. Pot-luck refresh· i ~aatos were returned to the gery at Holzer Hospital. ments will be served. AU mem· Film Sale - Furniture and Floor Coverings on the 3rd · Chester charge for lhe third l\ltss Debbie Grueser, daugh- bers are urged w atlend. . year. Mrs. Boy!" is lhe lay ter of Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Floor and at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street• delegate for !be Charge. Grueser, is atlendiDg the Buck· WINS DEGREE I eya Girls' Stale being held at James W. Oiler, son of Mr.. 1.-, IIOIVed refreshments. Capital University Ibis week. Grace Oller, Syracuse, receiv· ='"""'-~-=""""'="""' ed lhe Assoclale ill Arfa degree at Commeoce}Dent e:r:ereises June 10, Warren Wllson CoUege, Swmmanoa, North CaroUna. Mr. ODer Is o graduale of Raclae lllBb School, tliW of ISG3. 1 Cieudy hot and bwnfd. lllgh ~·v 88 to lit Monday parUy 28 PAGES " 1' , 1 1 Parker Run Soc'Iety Notes . ' . unba 'IOL. 1 NO. 21 Gallipolls-PL Pleasant + tmts· Devoted To The Greoler Mfddlo Ohio Vfllllll THREE SECTIONS SUNUAT, JUi-<E . presby MEIGS THEATRE Women Plan BazaarDec.J March ::s • 2 a- ! Drive·ln 1 ELBERFELDS are Open Tonight· FRIDAY UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK and TOMORROW, SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK P'"'"' i vi•' r-..----- ' .... ----.. ---....... Bargains Days Are Store Wide At '' Elberfelds In Pomeroy EnJoy All The Admtagas Of A"F1II Service" Bank CHECKING ACCOUNTI R c BUlL T-IN COMPLETE *..... -...... ....,.... r Da Ji:.<>t>·Jn: •• a .,.. IDIIt -----. *-12' 11111 · - - · - . . . . . . ' Old King Coal f(JTCHEN f1llfip. *,_, E , •- • HDad • Flllr a UIIIL JNiooo ~ Sotlloll lll1lwlltr., 111111 c--. SS99·oo -- lldfll' -RI\'lERA'~••• Two pj.a swlmluif, olrolth'knll piqua of IOO'lfo nrfon. Plunt~i"tt V-nock wlth #d-cQ~('Jr w<Ji.t.boncUJI.OO '! fn(Gy the lf*lal ...,.,..,;.nee, wfety alld ,..,,. rl having o IIIOdora bank .heddng - n t ... ot lhil banll PLUS Your cholc.e of a wide range of really helpful bankinsr..,.iclo ... ro meet your every pero sonol, family ond buslnea banking nHCI ... all right here under Clllt and the J<llnt roofl Slalt"lvll SeMW'CIMcklat H.,. .., HOWl ' Task Forces 1548.00 hiseda( •DESJGN Darkness 'IDFir 11011 rw.uu FilE Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. . ••' ., 1 ' t- : ~~.~- MENS Rugby Swimwear · $]-00 up ~!* W POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1789.00 ..... ..... ,.toUr . I ' BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. POMBOY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System .llember Federal Depolitlulurance Corporation • IS Now a Merry Old �' ' ...... ' , ' ( ! ' WORLD 01' RELIGION t Jr; 'l 'Is S on rue BU ddh 1 1o Pierce, Slawter Show Top Bee£ ~ Dorcas News Notes uurt a Rly Klmmy Pierce of Langsville!Michael: 'l'be club met at Eastman, won the Novice section of the home ot the advisor, . b1e Keebaugh, • Beef Callie Judging Contest an~ j Blackwood at Sumner. Lenora t,llc~, Harry Slawter the Old-Pro se<· , lng tile meeting the advisor Mr. Chuck EaotmaD, Job~.fj[t I Uolled rr• lalenlalloaal Proleslalll Church ·much Joss ' land other contemporary move- brethren in one Catholic By Edlla KIIOPP lion, of the Beef Judging con- Blackwood, and the Omnty ifarr)< Tactlel employed by the c 0 n0 e tlo n Protestant ments, he asks: ~ church" Is growing nrnong VIsiting with Mr, and Mri. les~ held at the meeting ol th• . Extensi'"' Agent. C. E. Blake.. Larry Mees, !..U111M:U ~~i. Q.w:~·· i.l. ~1~~;;,....... r~ :r.~=".:. wr.].... •. ,., ~h,<r.r#! <~till -!l,. ~ ,nrl, .. ,~h ......'!• .,-ntl prl!(ljt>~ puat ~::e~~-~~ns~ ~~11t w~~ Meaa:s County Better Uvestock lee, vistted 16 steers on Balllman. 1 1 1be atrua:le for pollUcal power Reformation was necessary, IProtestantism as an indepen- reunion will beconle p.Jlj.'Jible m ....... . . ···'-·· tc.:;:. · . Jilo>.~·.n -" - ~Juh "'~· owned by members of the club .in South Viet. Nam bavt gl.vea but Protestants liave. made 3 dent moYement, or mav it not a shorter time than most ~:alley and f~mll~ of"~~~~ Plactng tbe 8 ~iils for the! The boys. and ._glrls ~med IODle American11 a badly virtue out of ueceSBity , . . become incorporated into the people imagine. 'lllrt, P~. ~ rl. r~ '· · contest were Hiram Slawter.. have thetr arumall tn dlstoried idea of the BuddbJst what was intended lo bz Roman Catholic Church. ron- I "We do not have to wait Lmtil n~ngham and family of East James Meredith and W..:._S. ; shape, are fe~g them rtlitioR. lemporary hall become per- tinulng to work a11 the leaven of doomsday, ·• he says. Liverpool. • I~ ~ expecting excellent It il rt!fiected iD '-•lrlea maneat." reform wiUlin the chun.:h? " : \ Man-of-the-week in :he world MRec~t guestsJiot Mr. :~1 gams tn the next .so ~ay period ...,.... What Luther wanted, be says, Dr. Braaten recognizes that of religion is the Rev. Harold rs. mar Da ey. were t e r ~ preceding the fair, It wes re-::- ::paper ~:"r. ybo wa.s to purge the church of his v1ew1Mint w ·v h ·· 1 • .• G. Jo !'son. r .;v,'iY . I' son .. Lawrence ~~~ey a 0 d! • ported. Buddhisl .:::"IM~ _ thptse abuses wblch kept it lr>m strong for many Lutlleran pastor of Belle Methodist ra~oly old East LiRove::"'er· 1 Of the 16 steers on feed, 1 r ..beJRg "truly Catholic" or lully stomachs, even in the p1esenll Chudch, Camp Springs, Md . r. an Mrs. aware on the rate of gain monka and ~ . to set Christian. In light of tbe great ecumenical climate. But he The church has l,bl)() mem- ford and , family of Col_umbus j Mr and Mrs F h er :These 12 were weiP.'h~d tn :emsel~esr on fire m protest renewal of CAtholiri;m r-i"l"le- believes that a "longing to belbers--all white. The Rev. Mr. are;:endmg the wee~ '!Jtb her~ of C~lumbus sPent·~ !e:~~ : December 31_and will be mons raJons. sented by the Vatican Council" integrated with their Roman Johnson is a Negro. mo. r, Mrs. Beller Metss. with her son Mr and Mrs led at the fair to determine The answer Is · Nothing Dmner guests o r. and Ha ld 81 ~ · nd f U 'I highest average of rate of . . The Sunday Times·Senttnel Sunday June 26 1986-3 Mrs. Kenneth Theiss and faro- ro ac ton a am y. 1over the peri9(1 of ~,.rrlber It would be hard to conceive ' ' ' ily Sunday were her mother, Mictw::t Glaze of Colwn~ 31 to weigh day of the fair. of a more unlikely Buddhist act 1 Mrs. Jessie Stowe and Mr.l 11 spending the week with hJs j ln . addition to the steer prothan self-immolation. and Mrs. William Thuener or,u~cl~ and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. j }eels there are 12 projects with Syracuse . William Radford. breeding animals. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs, WIIUam Bartels Is con- I Plans for the steer sale Buddhism thdoughout and family of Zanesville fined to ber home by a foot j exbibit.iog the breeding p~~~~ 2,500-year history has been an I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ailment. w!Jl bt completed at 'l n extremely pacifistic retigion. l Its abhorrence of violence is so les Beegle recenUy. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton of of tile committee this week. great that a devout Buddhist Mr. and Mrs. David INewark are visiting his par- Attending the meeting of will go to almost any lengths to and family of Wilmington, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wa~ cltab were Kimmy Pierce, visited Saturday with Mr. ton. McCoy, Betz, · avoid harming any Jiving thing, even an insect. Many Buddhist Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Dick ~s strain their drinking and sons of Gallipolis spent water to make sure they won't night with Mr. and Mrs. inadvetently swallow and deKnopp and son, Max. stroy some minute creature. Yvonne Stewart and frit>nd Buddhist s~hotars say the : Gallipoli11 spent Satuday strlct prohibition of violence ing with Mr. and Mrs. H. definitely extends to selfWolle. de!!tructlon. Arline Theiss of Columbus \ ·•A Buddhist certainly should cenlly spent a weekend not Inflict upon himself hurm her parents. Mr. and M". which he would consider it Blythe Theiss. 1 wrong to Inflict UfJOn 8 bug,'' Starting at the beginning in 1tudring the impact of man an natural water rt50urces,_ the Pete Fisher of Cleveland vis11 11 one said. lnhlrior Department's Geological Sa"ey iJ establishing rneorch stations oa 36 UIIcleflltd. ited over the weekend with his I To kill or maim an enemy in atreom sites. Purpose is to determine how streams behave in their notun:ll state in order te sister, Mrs. Fay Proffltl and war 1!, of course. just as evaluate the ultimate eHect of such human-originated infiHneeS IlK :1tream diyenionJ, storage family and his father, J o h n oontrary to Buddhist teachings dDms, pollution, dredging aad industrial use aa tbe notion's water NSOIII'CIIo Sites selttted II Fisher. as commlttl~ suicidE' in a .-ill relatlvelr frte of man's influence are: Becky ProffiU spent the protest demOI)sldation. A Bud· 1) North Fork Qoinalt River, U) Limpia Creak, y.._ 2!11 West Fork SipoeJ !lim, week attending church camp 2 d•. Hol'lllop. sttndlrcl trant. dhlst who· strictly {'bserved the Wash. 15) Castle Cree~ S.D. ~·· • Canters Cave. hutar tenets of his faith would have 2) Swiftt:urrent Creik, Mont. . 16) lea¥er Creek, N.D. 26) little R1¥er, T111n. • Diane Roosh. who is alhmd· to be a conscientious objector 3) Hayden Creek, Idaho 17) Kawis~iwi li¥er, Min~ 27) Upper T•i• C~ek, Oh•o lng San ScOOol of Nurslng For Summer Motoring Comfort 1 to military service. oi) Mina• River, Ore. 18} Wash1ngtoa Cree\:, Mte1t. 28) YGunt Woman Creek, Independance, Mo. visited GET AN ••• Jn practice, many professing 5) Crater lake, Ore. 19) Popple Rioter, Wi1. Po. Robert Proffitt famiJy. .... r· d 1 lbl 6) Wickohoney C,..k, 14aho 20) lloo loayar Creek, 29) mp• ~reek, ':I·Y• Budw·~ts m t poss e to Oklo. 30) Wolcl Row, Moona Gloria Sarsons and lriend. 7) Coc:he C..ek, Wyo. rationaUze acts of violence I) Encampment River, Wyo. 21) Kiamic:lri Ri¥er, Oklo. 31) McDonalds Branch, NJ. Mrs. Freda Johnson. Gloria arw:l undertaken in the name of 2l) Nort• Sylamora Creek. 32) Holiday. Cnok, Vo. Billy of Monica, Pa., spent a 91 Red Butte Crtak, Utah national defense, just as many 10) South Twin River, Nev. Ark. 33) CataloocM. Creek, N.C. night with Oliver Dailey. Christians are able to accept 11) Wildro11 Creek, Colil, 2~) South Fork Roclr Creek, :U) Toll.uloh Rover, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Fiot..,ll 65 Honcl1 war as a necessary evil In spite 11) Vallecito Creek, Cola. Tex. 35) Folhng CrHk, Go. I and family of Gallipolis spent Ltkt new •. of what .Jesus said about loving 13) Rio Mora, N.M. 24) lig O..k. La. l6) Sopchoppy Rirer, fla. « Sunday with the Robert Prof· • rour enemies and turning the -·.-·-·- - fitt family. 58 Ford Pickup SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK other cheek. Mr. ,..nd Mrs:. Hubert Jolwon ll II\ Ton. I cyllftdtr. About I! million of South Viet I---- -- - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - and lamily of Columbus spent Nam's 16 million people are sl ., Sunday with her father, Oliver 1 lh Buddllists. Only aboot I million, muar manner -or e Slun• Dailey, however, are a£filiated with the reason. But some school .. - - -- --·-- - Oldsmobile·Cadillac "' · called United B u d d h i s I districts keep the unwed , birds and bees first '92·5342 POMEROY Church, which bas been leading. fathers In school, ercludmg before their educaU0111 the pt'()te.!lt demonstrations , tbem from athletics and other hatched? agalns~ pte Ky FVemment. i activities. ! - -- - - - One distrlcl with such a "The farthest thing from I ruling reasons that success m Martin LUther's mind was to attlletics puts I boy with make tlis refom movem~nt proven immoral tendencies in a ' Into aa Independent cljurch, i sexually exploll•blt hero role. I 1 named after him, that w o u l d NEW YORK (UP}) -School- to more than an exceptional ! Knowles maintains tbat the exist pennanen~~ ou~ide of!men never fig~red on the problem for schoolmen. public goal S()Ujbt by excluding and ln competltaon w1th the inewest academ1c problemLa DIH ~ married children- yes cblldren Roman Catholic Church." Iwhat to do with newlyweds 8 t t d ~· e~ I-from school must ~ bigh on So !ays a young Lutheran what to do with unwed tJ u . s u en mar~agtes f :e i the social va1ue scale since a theologian 37-yeas-old Dr. CarL mothers, what to do with ·, ~~m '~ co~mplon. os 0 he denial of secondary education I ' f ; ed r th ? · egJs 1 a1 •on ::urn y excuses 1 e ~- Branten, pro essor of church . unw a ers. :bride and bridegroom from , in contemporary soclely is a !)!Shop at ~ran School of They're high school fresh- compulsory attendance Jaws i very serious deprivation. Thf!l'llngy, Ch::::aP,o men, sopbomores, juniors, se- . However' many who want ~I RemembeJ' lhe uncomplicated Writing. ln tbe current issue niors. continue in school are kept out · days? Schoolmen only had to of Ule . mdependent Lutheran I Does therr presence in ttle by one mean~ or another. . worry about enougtt desks for Ecumemcal quarterly. Unll midst of mnocent peers, on the In Hawaii, a superintendent students and paper and pencils 5ancta, Dr. Braaten arr.;ues j scholastic ladder, rate as a said the policy is simple: ''We .for all-plus teachers and that lAitherans and other !cofruptill£ influence <m olber : don 't retain married students." books, of course? I Protestants should focus their 1estudent.s? Is it unNnslitutional l In a Tens schooJ district an ; Whoever counted on this :fforts on. a return to .. their ! to order them to get out., official said-''Married stud~oW complication. from students who eceleslastical homeland -the ~ These are questions school may attend school for studies : wanted to find out about Ute 1 Roman Catholic Church. I boards r;ationwide are tryur· to ' only as Jong as they are ··- - · "The ~forma~ion was not answer in the face of r;ing . prudent and pregnancy is not . 0 I'IND MOttE IN A Intended to brmg about a incidences of student marriages · discernible." ·- ------and student involvements in · In a Utah district, girls are pregnancy out of wedlock. to leave as soon as 1 required 1 "The Nation's Schools" a married. Boys can finish, if . ' I journal for school administra- good students. tors, tackles some of . the In many of the school WIAA#iJ ~~t~MWf<M•. !ih'&;«>J 1problems in a report on what districts, married students, if By Ulllled Pr.., IDtemaUoul jJ<hools do a boot student :permitted to a!lend dasses, are Today Is Sunday, June 26, the Imarriages. Iproh1b1ted from participating iD j IT1th day or 111116 with 1118 to Conlld•r Le&al Queslloo j outside activities, j follow. · Laurence W. Knowles, asso- l The harshest treatment-~ 'llle moon Is between its first jciate pr~118or of Jaw at the "don't come back"-f.aces ethe 1uarter and lull phase. University of Luuisv!lle S<hooiJ!school &lrl wbo becomes aa · Bukk Ltlt.N 4 Chevrolet 4 Door, 8 cyl 1'he morning stars are Venus of Law, cautions that regula- unwed mother. i Chovrolot lmpolo 4 Or. DMtt Ya T•n Plckur· White over greem, lonl wide bed, true std. trans., white over blue witb blue trim, 8 The evening 1tar is Mercury.,tlons about manied students I u'lbough never 1elted," Na- ~ power ateerina: • I!J'I., auto. trans,, low locol like new~ one owner. red. radio, on• American ncwelist Pearl Buck need to be carefully appraised. 1tion's Scbools reported, 111 i es. nms like o.ew. W11flS S,Now owuer. Wts $1495, Now mlleal/l. W•aS1095,..._ ' was ttotn·..oa th.il day in lllt'l.! The questions go Uke this: :regulation suspeadinJ: unwed! •8tunlyf,...CCD~trudtc:.. w.. 1595,Now On this d!!Y I• history · -Does the law proiOet :mothen1 upoa clfi00Yel'1 or ' • e..,. ....., d;t.... : In 11182, Conf&ierate troops :married students from arbitrari- ! ptJbllcatlon of the prepaneey is • FuU.r ~bh ~erMrila:. ' 1 were replll!ed by Yankcejly based regulations? Expulsion prebably constl~ roldlers Ia the battle ofjbecause ol marriage, lor\1 "The pr08Jlllllcy lllell sup-: ._.,""""_ _. . ·,, Mechanicsville, Va. , example. plies sufficient evidence lor \be I ... 1 In 1i17.the first lroops of thel -Does the U.S. school to cooelutlelbllllie (lrl; ••• TH•Iil "''ilt'a;il.,.l Amerlcsn Qpedltlonary forces dem3lldinS !Mt states • be an Immoral lnlluence i reached france for action in icllizens equally, demand scbool, and be justifiably I World War L t rea 1m en t of Willi the cblld Is Oldtmolollo 'II' 4 oIn UM4, France's students? . i Porcl Gll1xll . _ 4 tlr. Ch-W-40r. HINtop, maroon over v.a. auto;, ractlo, one l'aq, 6 eyl., ltd. il'ID.!i., greatest pori, Cherbourt, -Are scbool authorities Some Allowed It ~ I white, auto, trans .. wltb owner, Jreell lc wbtte. on• owner. Ubeeated from NUl control · boards of education fathen bt mall)'\' ' powerl one loeal owner. , WoolllfJ.N.,; .... 195.the Allie• In World War ll. themselves to Ieaal m lreated lD a In 1015, clole~~ates of their lreabioeill of naUo111 concluded their marrleda? lD Su Iiranclloo ond Knowlel 111• the 8118wer to I ~ ~~~~ the au three questions Ia "YO!." Nallono ~ on The reMuiaUoas on married Uonal Or8111lzallon. The ' sludenll .,. u varied ao the ter ~ , efl8ctive Oct. · capiiola of the illtes In 1945> '' • their ocbools are·situated. It's a mish-mash first class, but not I oi ••t : Rock Spnn9S Society Notes j ';;';;II NATURAL STREAMs SURVEY THIS WILL DO THE TRICK! 1 4 Air-Conditioned 66 OLDS .. lllllt~IIWIM'~-.... OCIOI:l llll~ldlllllllllll...... KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALIS WOMAN TO WOMAN and Newes t pro blem F0 r sch0 0 1 Men De Glltille is ......... , , 1 1 i 1 FILE AT GALLIPOLIS MOTORS @ LOT '64 '63 $1395 $1395 $1295 '63 '63 j' 1 ·=::;,::lodbokoi . TOQAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY rHi SUSPENSE IS KILLING/ liiiiiOi ·GARNER·MEUNA MERCIRI 0££ ·TONY ' H&E SHOE SERVICE G•llipolis, 0. WIH Be Closecl For vlea lion trOUplm club "' <UPII -Thr.. boJMIIII force tho II' tt London samoling Carroll Baker tmt!tF- friday' thfo I0 lo 25 tilth f!,IMIU :md , __July ...;,____ JIfted of-.. five pair> llfllpa (Teehnicolor) SUN., MON. and TUES. -aod- "INIIDI DAISY '<LOYER• "TO~PI· . ~or ·' . eter t!ltii'IOY (COlor) dinS anni~rsary. (last :were the John QUincy Adams In 184:7.) Boe~use so many Americans are so f~ .of "Ike and Mamie," a WOUP oHr~nds ha"' designed aGoljlen Wed~ln& celab~tatlon In which everyone cln join. • t; Ground was broken last year but additional funds are needed toassUrl•openlnl; on pclJe[lule. No July :J.4.5 · (Tetbntcolor) NitaUo Wood Roddy .McDowaU C•ltr.:artHn In support of 1 new colle1enamad ~flnlversary·pres,nl Wou'td· please the. Eise,hoWers mol-e thllin·a do- · nation to the cone:... ~ btal'l ·~ 1-',{· No further addreu li reciuiledo - -***"* j( tV 1l "A- R A 'll1ilt Yif V 1t 1r'V t '* *'A' 'A'* "It.,\ 'k ' . SALES o~•t 1. '1\-wift,:t~l< . .. ; ...,.... .... $1395 Led by Bob.HoP!IInd former ., Stc- Robert Mll<hum LONDON armed his J8dy wlll have a fiftieth wed- Sen-\ fer tho General. Loc,Qted In eca FallS, N:v., ElsefJhower ~ lese; a ~dUcatlonai liberal afls' lmtrtutlon Is to open In 1967. their name. All c&rtriSutlcins are 181<-deductlb~ and will be 1'01' ' rotary ollha T-ury Robert B. manently recorded at tha colloso.'l Anderson, thl·tlsfnhowtr. admir· Gifts should be sent· to1· ert hiWI organized~ speciii drlvt flttnhowtrColltll,c/o,._.-. · "MIITII MOSIS11 m.u r.wn On July 1, lor tha flret Ul]lO In 119 )'li1fS, I U.S, pretlderit and THE fRENtu .CITY '1' , PRESS $995 $1695 '61 : ~ ·1 �' ' ...... ' , ' ( ! ' WORLD 01' RELIGION t Jr; 'l 'Is S on rue BU ddh 1 1o Pierce, Slawter Show Top Bee£ ~ Dorcas News Notes uurt a Rly Klmmy Pierce of Langsville!Michael: 'l'be club met at Eastman, won the Novice section of the home ot the advisor, . b1e Keebaugh, • Beef Callie Judging Contest an~ j Blackwood at Sumner. Lenora t,llc~, Harry Slawter the Old-Pro se<· , lng tile meeting the advisor Mr. Chuck EaotmaD, Job~.fj[t I Uolled rr• lalenlalloaal Proleslalll Church ·much Joss ' land other contemporary move- brethren in one Catholic By Edlla KIIOPP lion, of the Beef Judging con- Blackwood, and the Omnty ifarr)< Tactlel employed by the c 0 n0 e tlo n Protestant ments, he asks: ~ church" Is growing nrnong VIsiting with Mr, and Mri. les~ held at the meeting ol th• . Extensi'"' Agent. C. E. Blake.. Larry Mees, !..U111M:U ~~i. Q.w:~·· i.l. ~1~~;;,....... r~ :r.~=".:. wr.].... •. ,., ~h,<r.r#! <~till -!l,. ~ ,nrl, .. ,~h ......'!• .,-ntl prl!(ljt>~ puat ~::e~~-~~ns~ ~~11t w~~ Meaa:s County Better Uvestock lee, vistted 16 steers on Balllman. 1 1 1be atrua:le for pollUcal power Reformation was necessary, IProtestantism as an indepen- reunion will beconle p.Jlj.'Jible m ....... . . ···'-·· tc.:;:. · . Jilo>.~·.n -" - ~Juh "'~· owned by members of the club .in South Viet. Nam bavt gl.vea but Protestants liave. made 3 dent moYement, or mav it not a shorter time than most ~:alley and f~mll~ of"~~~~ Plactng tbe 8 ~iils for the! The boys. and ._glrls ~med IODle American11 a badly virtue out of ueceSBity , . . become incorporated into the people imagine. 'lllrt, P~. ~ rl. r~ '· · contest were Hiram Slawter.. have thetr arumall tn dlstoried idea of the BuddbJst what was intended lo bz Roman Catholic Church. ron- I "We do not have to wait Lmtil n~ngham and family of East James Meredith and W..:._S. ; shape, are fe~g them rtlitioR. lemporary hall become per- tinulng to work a11 the leaven of doomsday, ·• he says. Liverpool. • I~ ~ expecting excellent It il rt!fiected iD '-•lrlea maneat." reform wiUlin the chun.:h? " : \ Man-of-the-week in :he world MRec~t guestsJiot Mr. :~1 gams tn the next .so ~ay period ...,.... What Luther wanted, be says, Dr. Braaten recognizes that of religion is the Rev. Harold rs. mar Da ey. were t e r ~ preceding the fair, It wes re-::- ::paper ~:"r. ybo wa.s to purge the church of his v1ew1Mint w ·v h ·· 1 • .• G. Jo !'son. r .;v,'iY . I' son .. Lawrence ~~~ey a 0 d! • ported. Buddhisl .:::"IM~ _ thptse abuses wblch kept it lr>m strong for many Lutlleran pastor of Belle Methodist ra~oly old East LiRove::"'er· 1 Of the 16 steers on feed, 1 r ..beJRg "truly Catholic" or lully stomachs, even in the p1esenll Chudch, Camp Springs, Md . r. an Mrs. aware on the rate of gain monka and ~ . to set Christian. In light of tbe great ecumenical climate. But he The church has l,bl)() mem- ford and , family of Col_umbus j Mr and Mrs F h er :These 12 were weiP.'h~d tn :emsel~esr on fire m protest renewal of CAtholiri;m r-i"l"le- believes that a "longing to belbers--all white. The Rev. Mr. are;:endmg the wee~ '!Jtb her~ of C~lumbus sPent·~ !e:~~ : December 31_and will be mons raJons. sented by the Vatican Council" integrated with their Roman Johnson is a Negro. mo. r, Mrs. Beller Metss. with her son Mr and Mrs led at the fair to determine The answer Is · Nothing Dmner guests o r. and Ha ld 81 ~ · nd f U 'I highest average of rate of . . The Sunday Times·Senttnel Sunday June 26 1986-3 Mrs. Kenneth Theiss and faro- ro ac ton a am y. 1over the peri9(1 of ~,.rrlber It would be hard to conceive ' ' ' ily Sunday were her mother, Mictw::t Glaze of Colwn~ 31 to weigh day of the fair. of a more unlikely Buddhist act 1 Mrs. Jessie Stowe and Mr.l 11 spending the week with hJs j ln . addition to the steer prothan self-immolation. and Mrs. William Thuener or,u~cl~ and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. j }eels there are 12 projects with Syracuse . William Radford. breeding animals. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs, WIIUam Bartels Is con- I Plans for the steer sale Buddhism thdoughout and family of Zanesville fined to ber home by a foot j exbibit.iog the breeding p~~~~ 2,500-year history has been an I his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ailment. w!Jl bt completed at 'l n extremely pacifistic retigion. l Its abhorrence of violence is so les Beegle recenUy. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton of of tile committee this week. great that a devout Buddhist Mr. and Mrs. David INewark are visiting his par- Attending the meeting of will go to almost any lengths to and family of Wilmington, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wa~ cltab were Kimmy Pierce, visited Saturday with Mr. ton. McCoy, Betz, · avoid harming any Jiving thing, even an insect. Many Buddhist Mrs. Harry Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Dick ~s strain their drinking and sons of Gallipolis spent water to make sure they won't night with Mr. and Mrs. inadvetently swallow and deKnopp and son, Max. stroy some minute creature. Yvonne Stewart and frit>nd Buddhist s~hotars say the : Gallipoli11 spent Satuday strlct prohibition of violence ing with Mr. and Mrs. H. definitely extends to selfWolle. de!!tructlon. Arline Theiss of Columbus \ ·•A Buddhist certainly should cenlly spent a weekend not Inflict upon himself hurm her parents. Mr. and M". which he would consider it Blythe Theiss. 1 wrong to Inflict UfJOn 8 bug,'' Starting at the beginning in 1tudring the impact of man an natural water rt50urces,_ the Pete Fisher of Cleveland vis11 11 one said. lnhlrior Department's Geological Sa"ey iJ establishing rneorch stations oa 36 UIIcleflltd. ited over the weekend with his I To kill or maim an enemy in atreom sites. Purpose is to determine how streams behave in their notun:ll state in order te sister, Mrs. Fay Proffltl and war 1!, of course. just as evaluate the ultimate eHect of such human-originated infiHneeS IlK :1tream diyenionJ, storage family and his father, J o h n oontrary to Buddhist teachings dDms, pollution, dredging aad industrial use aa tbe notion's water NSOIII'CIIo Sites selttted II Fisher. as commlttl~ suicidE' in a .-ill relatlvelr frte of man's influence are: Becky ProffiU spent the protest demOI)sldation. A Bud· 1) North Fork Qoinalt River, U) Limpia Creak, y.._ 2!11 West Fork SipoeJ !lim, week attending church camp 2 d•. Hol'lllop. sttndlrcl trant. dhlst who· strictly {'bserved the Wash. 15) Castle Cree~ S.D. ~·· • Canters Cave. hutar tenets of his faith would have 2) Swiftt:urrent Creik, Mont. . 16) lea¥er Creek, N.D. 26) little R1¥er, T111n. • Diane Roosh. who is alhmd· to be a conscientious objector 3) Hayden Creek, Idaho 17) Kawis~iwi li¥er, Min~ 27) Upper T•i• C~ek, Oh•o lng San ScOOol of Nurslng For Summer Motoring Comfort 1 to military service. oi) Mina• River, Ore. 18} Wash1ngtoa Cree\:, Mte1t. 28) YGunt Woman Creek, Independance, Mo. visited GET AN ••• Jn practice, many professing 5) Crater lake, Ore. 19) Popple Rioter, Wi1. Po. Robert Proffitt famiJy. .... r· d 1 lbl 6) Wickohoney C,..k, 14aho 20) lloo loayar Creek, 29) mp• ~reek, ':I·Y• Budw·~ts m t poss e to Oklo. 30) Wolcl Row, Moona Gloria Sarsons and lriend. 7) Coc:he C..ek, Wyo. rationaUze acts of violence I) Encampment River, Wyo. 21) Kiamic:lri Ri¥er, Oklo. 31) McDonalds Branch, NJ. Mrs. Freda Johnson. Gloria arw:l undertaken in the name of 2l) Nort• Sylamora Creek. 32) Holiday. Cnok, Vo. Billy of Monica, Pa., spent a 91 Red Butte Crtak, Utah national defense, just as many 10) South Twin River, Nev. Ark. 33) CataloocM. Creek, N.C. night with Oliver Dailey. Christians are able to accept 11) Wildro11 Creek, Colil, 2~) South Fork Roclr Creek, :U) Toll.uloh Rover, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Fiot..,ll 65 Honcl1 war as a necessary evil In spite 11) Vallecito Creek, Cola. Tex. 35) Folhng CrHk, Go. I and family of Gallipolis spent Ltkt new •. of what .Jesus said about loving 13) Rio Mora, N.M. 24) lig O..k. La. l6) Sopchoppy Rirer, fla. « Sunday with the Robert Prof· • rour enemies and turning the -·.-·-·- - fitt family. 58 Ford Pickup SEVERAL MODELS IN STOCK other cheek. Mr. ,..nd Mrs:. Hubert Jolwon ll II\ Ton. I cyllftdtr. About I! million of South Viet I---- -- - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - and lamily of Columbus spent Nam's 16 million people are sl ., Sunday with her father, Oliver 1 lh Buddllists. Only aboot I million, muar manner -or e Slun• Dailey, however, are a£filiated with the reason. But some school .. - - -- --·-- - Oldsmobile·Cadillac "' · called United B u d d h i s I districts keep the unwed , birds and bees first '92·5342 POMEROY Church, which bas been leading. fathers In school, ercludmg before their educaU0111 the pt'()te.!lt demonstrations , tbem from athletics and other hatched? agalns~ pte Ky FVemment. i activities. ! - -- - - - One distrlcl with such a "The farthest thing from I ruling reasons that success m Martin LUther's mind was to attlletics puts I boy with make tlis refom movem~nt proven immoral tendencies in a ' Into aa Independent cljurch, i sexually exploll•blt hero role. I 1 named after him, that w o u l d NEW YORK (UP}) -School- to more than an exceptional ! Knowles maintains tbat the exist pennanen~~ ou~ide of!men never fig~red on the problem for schoolmen. public goal S()Ujbt by excluding and ln competltaon w1th the inewest academ1c problemLa DIH ~ married children- yes cblldren Roman Catholic Church." Iwhat to do with newlyweds 8 t t d ~· e~ I-from school must ~ bigh on So !ays a young Lutheran what to do with unwed tJ u . s u en mar~agtes f :e i the social va1ue scale since a theologian 37-yeas-old Dr. CarL mothers, what to do with ·, ~~m '~ co~mplon. os 0 he denial of secondary education I ' f ; ed r th ? · egJs 1 a1 •on ::urn y excuses 1 e ~- Branten, pro essor of church . unw a ers. :bride and bridegroom from , in contemporary soclely is a !)!Shop at ~ran School of They're high school fresh- compulsory attendance Jaws i very serious deprivation. Thf!l'llngy, Ch::::aP,o men, sopbomores, juniors, se- . However' many who want ~I RemembeJ' lhe uncomplicated Writing. ln tbe current issue niors. continue in school are kept out · days? Schoolmen only had to of Ule . mdependent Lutheran I Does therr presence in ttle by one mean~ or another. . worry about enougtt desks for Ecumemcal quarterly. Unll midst of mnocent peers, on the In Hawaii, a superintendent students and paper and pencils 5ancta, Dr. Braaten arr.;ues j scholastic ladder, rate as a said the policy is simple: ''We .for all-plus teachers and that lAitherans and other !cofruptill£ influence <m olber : don 't retain married students." books, of course? I Protestants should focus their 1estudent.s? Is it unNnslitutional l In a Tens schooJ district an ; Whoever counted on this :fforts on. a return to .. their ! to order them to get out., official said-''Married stud~oW complication. from students who eceleslastical homeland -the ~ These are questions school may attend school for studies : wanted to find out about Ute 1 Roman Catholic Church. I boards r;ationwide are tryur· to ' only as Jong as they are ··- - · "The ~forma~ion was not answer in the face of r;ing . prudent and pregnancy is not . 0 I'IND MOttE IN A Intended to brmg about a incidences of student marriages · discernible." ·- ------and student involvements in · In a Utah district, girls are pregnancy out of wedlock. to leave as soon as 1 required 1 "The Nation's Schools" a married. Boys can finish, if . ' I journal for school administra- good students. tors, tackles some of . the In many of the school WIAA#iJ ~~t~MWf<M•. !ih'&;«>J 1problems in a report on what districts, married students, if By Ulllled Pr.., IDtemaUoul jJ<hools do a boot student :permitted to a!lend dasses, are Today Is Sunday, June 26, the Imarriages. Iproh1b1ted from participating iD j IT1th day or 111116 with 1118 to Conlld•r Le&al Queslloo j outside activities, j follow. · Laurence W. Knowles, asso- l The harshest treatment-~ 'llle moon Is between its first jciate pr~118or of Jaw at the "don't come back"-f.aces ethe 1uarter and lull phase. University of Luuisv!lle S<hooiJ!school &lrl wbo becomes aa · Bukk Ltlt.N 4 Chevrolet 4 Door, 8 cyl 1'he morning stars are Venus of Law, cautions that regula- unwed mother. i Chovrolot lmpolo 4 Or. DMtt Ya T•n Plckur· White over greem, lonl wide bed, true std. trans., white over blue witb blue trim, 8 The evening 1tar is Mercury.,tlons about manied students I u'lbough never 1elted," Na- ~ power ateerina: • I!J'I., auto. trans,, low locol like new~ one owner. red. radio, on• American ncwelist Pearl Buck need to be carefully appraised. 1tion's Scbools reported, 111 i es. nms like o.ew. W11flS S,Now owuer. Wts $1495, Now mlleal/l. W•aS1095,..._ ' was ttotn·..oa th.il day in lllt'l.! The questions go Uke this: :regulation suspeadinJ: unwed! •8tunlyf,...CCD~trudtc:.. w.. 1595,Now On this d!!Y I• history · -Does the law proiOet :mothen1 upoa clfi00Yel'1 or ' • e..,. ....., d;t.... : In 11182, Conf&ierate troops :married students from arbitrari- ! ptJbllcatlon of the prepaneey is • FuU.r ~bh ~erMrila:. ' 1 were replll!ed by Yankcejly based regulations? Expulsion prebably constl~ roldlers Ia the battle ofjbecause ol marriage, lor\1 "The pr08Jlllllcy lllell sup-: ._.,""""_ _. . ·,, Mechanicsville, Va. , example. plies sufficient evidence lor \be I ... 1 In 1i17.the first lroops of thel -Does the U.S. school to cooelutlelbllllie (lrl; ••• TH•Iil "''ilt'a;il.,.l Amerlcsn Qpedltlonary forces dem3lldinS !Mt states • be an Immoral lnlluence i reached france for action in icllizens equally, demand scbool, and be justifiably I World War L t rea 1m en t of Willi the cblld Is Oldtmolollo 'II' 4 oIn UM4, France's students? . i Porcl Gll1xll . _ 4 tlr. Ch-W-40r. HINtop, maroon over v.a. auto;, ractlo, one l'aq, 6 eyl., ltd. il'ID.!i., greatest pori, Cherbourt, -Are scbool authorities Some Allowed It ~ I white, auto, trans .. wltb owner, Jreell lc wbtte. on• owner. Ubeeated from NUl control · boards of education fathen bt mall)'\' ' powerl one loeal owner. , WoolllfJ.N.,; .... 195.the Allie• In World War ll. themselves to Ieaal m lreated lD a In 1015, clole~~ates of their lreabioeill of naUo111 concluded their marrleda? lD Su Iiranclloo ond Knowlel 111• the 8118wer to I ~ ~~~~ the au three questions Ia "YO!." Nallono ~ on The reMuiaUoas on married Uonal Or8111lzallon. The ' sludenll .,. u varied ao the ter ~ , efl8ctive Oct. · capiiola of the illtes In 1945> '' • their ocbools are·situated. It's a mish-mash first class, but not I oi ••t : Rock Spnn9S Society Notes j ';;';;II NATURAL STREAMs SURVEY THIS WILL DO THE TRICK! 1 4 Air-Conditioned 66 OLDS .. lllllt~IIWIM'~-.... OCIOI:l llll~ldlllllllllll...... KARR and YAN ZANDT MOTOR SALIS WOMAN TO WOMAN and Newes t pro blem F0 r sch0 0 1 Men De Glltille is ......... , , 1 1 i 1 FILE AT GALLIPOLIS MOTORS @ LOT '64 '63 $1395 $1395 $1295 '63 '63 j' 1 ·=::;,::lodbokoi . TOQAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY rHi SUSPENSE IS KILLING/ liiiiiOi ·GARNER·MEUNA MERCIRI 0££ ·TONY ' H&E SHOE SERVICE G•llipolis, 0. WIH Be Closecl For vlea lion trOUplm club "' <UPII -Thr.. boJMIIII force tho II' tt London samoling Carroll Baker tmt!tF- friday' thfo I0 lo 25 tilth f!,IMIU :md , __July ...;,____ JIfted of-.. five pair> llfllpa (Teehnicolor) SUN., MON. and TUES. -aod- "INIIDI DAISY '<LOYER• "TO~PI· . ~or ·' . eter t!ltii'IOY (COlor) dinS anni~rsary. (last :were the John QUincy Adams In 184:7.) Boe~use so many Americans are so f~ .of "Ike and Mamie," a WOUP oHr~nds ha"' designed aGoljlen Wed~ln& celab~tatlon In which everyone cln join. • t; Ground was broken last year but additional funds are needed toassUrl•openlnl; on pclJe[lule. No July :J.4.5 · (Tetbntcolor) NitaUo Wood Roddy .McDowaU C•ltr.:artHn In support of 1 new colle1enamad ~flnlversary·pres,nl Wou'td· please the. Eise,hoWers mol-e thllin·a do- · nation to the cone:... ~ btal'l ·~ 1-',{· No further addreu li reciuiledo - -***"* j( tV 1l "A- R A 'll1ilt Yif V 1t 1r'V t '* *'A' 'A'* "It.,\ 'k ' . SALES o~•t 1. '1\-wift,:t~l< . .. ; ...,.... .... $1395 Led by Bob.HoP!IInd former ., Stc- Robert Mll<hum LONDON armed his J8dy wlll have a fiftieth wed- Sen-\ fer tho General. Loc,Qted In eca FallS, N:v., ElsefJhower ~ lese; a ~dUcatlonai liberal afls' lmtrtutlon Is to open In 1967. their name. All c&rtriSutlcins are 181<-deductlb~ and will be 1'01' ' rotary ollha T-ury Robert B. manently recorded at tha colloso.'l Anderson, thl·tlsfnhowtr. admir· Gifts should be sent· to1· ert hiWI organized~ speciii drlvt flttnhowtrColltll,c/o,._.-. · "MIITII MOSIS11 m.u r.wn On July 1, lor tha flret Ul]lO In 119 )'li1fS, I U.S, pretlderit and THE fRENtu .CITY '1' , PRESS $995 $1695 '61 : ~ ·1 �' ' < ·~· SUNDAY WHITE PAPER 50 Years Ago on the River PUBLISHED i i l'iii Vii:C V.!!.!.E'!:' ~1J1J!J!!~ma COMPANY Rtch<Jrd S. 01D<n, Publlshllt' James E. Danner, Ado. Dir. Cltttln Tanlllhll~ !uc. Editor Dwight Wetherholl, Editor l!oba!'l Wilson, Jr., lllan. Editor Vernan Deweese, Adv. Mgr. Hot Potato on ~pitol Hill The government originally got Into the parcel po.st business back In 1tl2 for a number of reasons. one of them was to provide a supplernentary transportation service for small eels beyond that suplied by private :~mercia! cwlers. Another was 1o eilable farmers to sell their products cllrecl to consumers. Another was to enable realdenls of rural areao 1o receive small uanUtles of merchandlae by mail from merclmnts in thei:Hifslant cities. A lot baa ebanged 1n America since those days, lncludillg weight ftnd alze Limits ol parcel post, which Congresa increased a eouple of times and reduced Committee would double the weiflht limit and Increase the size limit lo 100 teebe\ Private carriers are up in arms. RE Express nnd tbe Brotherhood of RaHway Clerks, chiel opponents to tbe bUI, eonlend that far from reducing tha deOclt, the additional volume of parcel po.st would swell it to at least $120 million. They point out tlmt the last size Increase In 1t31 was alao supposed to solve the del· icl~ but It didn't. Mill service ts already bad enough, !hey aay, Burdening tbe Post Office wolh · larger packnges would make 11 steadily worse. Further, ij would put many ~~ local merchants in an adverse cornpew~.~.ve poonce. ollion with tha big national maii-«der Smce 1951, tbe llmlts have been 20 houses and bankrupt REA to boot. Jl<lunds nnd 72 Inches (length and girth The Railway Clerks claim they stand to combined) for packages between firstlos\ jobs because once a shipment beclass post oflicea and 70 pound! and 100 com" parcel post Instead of REA busiinches between olher than first-class ness it Is aubject Ill he handled by trucks offices. as well as rail. Now the Post Office is asking lor anothCaught in the middle of this hassle Is er increase in first-clBBs limits as a cure your congressman, who must resolve the to its whopping $96 million annual parcel issue In the best interest of the tupayers. )lfl't deliclL A bill DOW !ll the Hoose Rules Civilizai-iuli is Tough Everywhere tit 4!0Uitl a~ppon that tither WUoon or Jotmsoh oould lose ••tiona! poUUcal control as ol now, But fl does endangel' both mon"' the de- that tl eom.... pe11 them to rely for support on foreign lllalra from polit~ cal tll'ouptnga whiCh tundamentally reject nearly everything ..,,,~ to do In ld•hly they ore ~,... • liberal domesUe affairs. k What has happened lo a ot.rt • lng eserelse In Irony· At bottom, the two most liberal leadero 1n the W0$1nn world are under genuine attack not from tradiUonal oppollenll but from Implacable party cotJeagues who In truth demand ll'.at both eountries reUre from the world ol llity reThe 'Democratic far left in this country acts as thou~ Barry Goldwater and n0 t Johnson bad won the Presidency and h cannot be console!L The Labor far left 1n Britain acts ., though the Conservolive candidate, Edward Heath, llld not Wilson had won t be .. ~ ~p. -- 8DII equei!y ciiDIIOI be COIIIOled. • r 1 ~ldent '1111 oomiDfl Jotmsoh • Wll&ol WASHINGroN "~ While 11Du1e C!QIIIerellet, ~ Johnson and Brlttah Primo a1n1 their offorts "' •--n ore..... test ag t fore, will DO doubt publicly pn. Harold Wl Mlnlster ""' .-drive blm from VIet Nam. He IODI an ·-•· dealiq wltb thl . paring 1 !!*together here in has ooored repeated and mas........- 1• But 11 the beat of July that could not aHalra ol lhia wor "' be more approprialeiY tlmad : : :anu:'.!::~a~ reality fl wiD mOat ol Ill eon- · aptly placed. ........... o1 front two oklllful profeii!Gnll nor mnre but-unanim..,. publlc .,..,..... poiWclanl with Ill tho lmpllc.. . 1 For WMbington iD J ulY s a the nation's Governors and tba lions ol rump leU • wing :11~ steamy headship post Indeed, nation's otate legistaUvo lead· ~uon at home. and both Leaders are being era. 'Tt., rebels can never deflect SC<Jrcbed by other kinds ol beat baa be 1 -•·-n ~- bls fo-'- - · But juat aa 1I en m"~ " ...... -··11 as we • -·• c1 for the slmplo and unalte.ablt possible lor W"uiOD to '-"""~ Wilson, long ander pressure a rationally firm foreign policy reason that he can take oo olbfrom the left wing ol his porly free of an eodless "dissent'' or and continue r0$ponslblilty to cease bac\ting the United that hal became in fact a emaU to lead Eqiand. The reboil States in Viet Nam, now must mlnorlty'l demand Ill rule or here can never deDect Johnson contend with another latent for· ndn, the 181110 alate of affalrl lor preclaely the Wilt rea'IOn, etgn-pollcy rebellion. The BritInvolves Johnson hera. This does not mean, bow.... isb lefties, though badly defeat1n a word, both Wilson and er, that thele rebel• cannol ed on every showdown to date, Johllson are under the guo pomake 1 p i deal of troubleare regrouping for yet other uucaUy, and even though this only lncfdeolal trouble fCX" wnatlempts to recall tbe la•l of new-Isolationist sun Ill ..,,.n. 10n and JoiuiiOIJ as llll!ll, bu& England's already sbruuken tfally an empty one, II II all Lbo trouble for tii'Uter for the irremilitary forces from the wbole ..me a symbolic weapon which plaoeallle world Interest• ol vast area e.. t of Soez. uelthcr can Ignore. both counlriel. This fl what Like tbe lef~wing rebels In will bring the oweat o! Juty lo diJ. It does not truly ondanger . England, Johnson's own either man at heme, lor DO realthis biJh-level meelinl· senting faction In the D~e~m~ocr~a~t-~--~~~~~~~~~~::_--~~~~2~~::=-~=--=:-~~-=-------':__-- Washingfon By-Line Permanent Monument? -• . Negroes Make Big Strides (Not in March) in 01 Miss ~AL Y.Y ' . I'. ll Camplet~d .Dam~~ Gave Shippers 76-Mile Pool Below I BY DICK THOMAS Fifty years ago only II locks aod doms lmd been completed on 1 76-mile atreteb of the Ohio R1ver below· Pittsburgh Pa. but with completion of many dams then under construl'tlon, a pool of 220 miles between Pittsburgh and Ravensyood, W. Va. was promised. A June 22, 1916 river 11ew1 Item pointed out: "There are at present 11 dams completed making 11 nine-foot stage a distance of 76 miles below Pittsburgh. "When every dam betweea Pittsburflh and Ravenswood is oompleted i\ is likely that a 12-foot stage will be avai!ah, l•. "Jt ia expected that Dam 12 at Warwoud wiLL be completed Ibis fall. Dam 13 is completed aod Dam It will be completed this fall. Dam 15 is completed and will hold pool water by July I. •·oamo 16 and 17 will possibly he completed by fall . Dam 18 has beell ill use for some time (since 1910). Dams 19, 20, 21 , 22 and Z4 are well Wider c<Jnstruction. Dams 29, 31, 33, and 3; below Catlettsburg '" Cincinnati are also unde \.'OR · struction but it will be two more years before they are completed.'' Some other top river news of 50 years ago is as follows !the year is 1916): JUlie 10 - Captain Frank A. veteran observers In the aay tbe march probably prodU<e only a negilsfl>le vanr.e In Negro votlnfl lion. '!bey even left to themselves, Negro Judera like Charles era o1 the NAACP mlflht produce better gains. SiD<e the Voting Rights ol 196ii IDok effect, some additional Negro" have tered ln MtssiBsippl the !Dial lo UZ,OOO. By one . mate, the figure may rise to 1'11,000 by the next statewide llection In 1967. .Voice of Broadway ' Jack O'Brian Island No. 1, on the Mississippi River below Cairo, Ill. Tbe passengers and crew reached shore safely but some wert badly InJured and they suffered terribly from exposure la lonely woods before assistance reached them. The A. C. Donnaly was commanded by Captain H. U. Hart; clerks. were E. A. Donnaly and Frank J. Donnaly and Bryson Purcell was in charge of Donnaly, vetedan G allipo '!~ nverman has presented us with some relics in the shape of old steamboat bills of lading used on fJ atboals m the Pittsburgh · Gallipolis trade in 1819, or 97 years ago. They are well preserved, being in good condition, showing a bill of goods shipped here to Juseph W. lleVaeht in January 1819. Captain Donnaly also hands us copies of CmcinnJti ~:l 'rl>IJ( · er, Commercial, Cincinnati Dnily Ga~.e lte , and New (Jrleans Times, published in 1819. The Gazelte contains a long aecount <lf the burning to the water's edge of the Iine big Captain David Hartley, for many years the hustling wharf proprietor at Racine and one of the be~t known rivennen rn the upper Ohio River, was a visitor in G'allipolis Tuesday niMbi, guest ol Captala Dick Brown, at the Ulsarner Hotel. Captain Hartley believes 'hat with proper management and pack ell, A. C. Donnaly, good service much ol tbe bus!- •ear the office. Captain Frank Donnaly owned one fourth interest in the burned boat which had • carrying capacity of 1,04;.66 tons. The Donnaly made her maiden trip in the Cincinrrati· New Orleans trade iR Novem· ber 1876. ness that has left the river and gone to the railroad will come back. Captain Hartle)' recently sold his wharf and has been to Columbus on a business trip. Captain David Scatterd•Y, oldest purser on the Ohio River, was taken off tbe steamer Greendale, very Ul, 'at New Richmond, his home. He has been with the Greene Lines ever since it wa! formed. His condition is reported to be serl- ous, The Greenland is the Thursday packet for Cincinnati. The Greenland leaves Gallipolis next Wednesday for Pittsburgh. She will handle no freight between Pomeroy and Pittsburgh. The trip is for excursionists. The big, sidewheel packet In· diana , recently burned, is advertised for sale and will not be rebuilt by the Louisville • Cincinnati Packet Company. Captain Oscar Barrett, a stockbroker in the line, has the Indiana for sale, II bao been reported tbe Tell City would enter the Pittsburgb- ' BY HOBART WILSON, JR. i 1 during tbe next 12 months to . pay lor the equipment," ho i oonllnced. I Dillon said two rooms have ; been leased for a year. If the ' project is a success, It will con- j ttnue, and po"ibly e•pand Lo , the future. Right now, 12 pleceo ol physical fitness equipment are a- vailable, Including the latest of the isometric type. The center operates between I 1:30 a.m., and 5 p.m., daily, by appointment only. Patrona : eharged $1 for one hour'a 1 workout, $5 a week, or t20 1 1 month. Evenlnlil lcasses are available Lo groups of four between 8 and 7 o'clock.. IrE!' Residenfl using the center's facliitieo are asked to fiU out -· 1 card <Ontalnlng their name, phone number, 8nd medical bacJtaround. the CUBiomer is In physieai nnt step calls T04t. 'lbil esercl801 . •' I ·•<A' .. "'~I ' ,. ,··, \ Marmet Company, has just been returned to her owners, tbe Barrett Company. The Oscar Barrett towed the Dorothy Barrett from Cincinnati to Cairo where it Ia said she wiU undergo some repairs. The Doro- thy Barrett wao originally the Fred lfartweg, and was buill II Pittsburgh in 1896. Juno !I - Owners of tbe Tell City, Dunbar and Ruth bave purchased tho big Pitts- Louisville expires. The Queen is now owned by J. W. Hubbard. It 18 said lo be the intent of the new packet company, in case they secure the Queen, lo operate !hi• big fast steamer iD the Plttsburgb- J - Zf - The bll · Brown pMsed up wltb empty barges awba River. The Brown was built at in 1872. Tbe Greenland. wiD DOt the excursion trip to as advertised lrom June 26. It Is said tiJe· of the Dunbar and Tell will not extend her trips to. cinnati but will keep her Kanawha River • Pi~o!IU trade, considered belt OJI upper Ohio River. Captain William o! Middleport is now Cincinnati trade where she loco No. 1, self baa iR former years carried barge operating between thousands Gf passengers as well Lours aod New Or~;:":;.;;= as freight. Captain Harry Dondoing 1 big frelflht nally is In charge of the PittsThe Inland Navigallol burgh wharf with aa entirely pany has contractfd new crew. more 1,200 ton self • pra~lli The Klondike which mow debarges ill !bill New parts at nooo for Syracuse ha• _ _ lr :.•::d::e:..._ _ _ _ __._.""'",~' at a b1g day. Galli po i i ~ The first 'Jhoot. held to encourage visitor~ from · clubs to compete With Meigs group, '¥3\ before any ; of the present membershio was ' around to handle a gun. cent"Jr helps develop strong arms, Jegs, and back Taking to actiYt role 11 the annual functiort, along wW1 lhe gull club, is the Meigs County Fish and Game ksociatioA Irving Karr, pres·. dtRt of the gun club, i:tnd Dr. Se.im BlazewJcz, Fish and Game Ass•Jt:1afi1:1 president, were lu charge of presenting this ~' E"3r ' s trQph;es,. Winner of the 1966 championship Class A trophy was L'h.·1rles Pidcock who defeated Robert Wltittington of Pt. Pleasant illl a shoot-off. WhihhgtnD alild Pij. Gallipolis has a new physical fitness center. Located on the second floor in the recently remodeled Woodman Hall building at the corner of Third and State St., local citizens are cooperating in the project. Herman Dillon, physical therapist at Holzer Hospital, • and Ohio State-bound Ron Walker are serving as instruc· tors, or coordinators. 1- -----·- - · -- · Operations began Monday, in one of the s i:~t drills , they are Ju.ne 6. The center is averaging given 11 list of 21 exercises, and betweeo 10 and 12 customers a a prescription which tell!i the day, according to Dillon. ·individual what they should to "We felt there was a need to c<~rrect !he weaknesses. for such a project in Gallipo- For example, should a1 indi·· ~: lis,'' continued Dillon, "espec- ,vidual be weak in flexibility Ially during the fall and winter :drills - touching the floor witb ' . months," he added , "Adults fingertip s while keeping legs OPERATING belt massage Is Ron · Wa.lker, cooH1Jinallorl swim, play golf or softball, hike straight - prescription six calls 1in the new Gall1poUs Physical Fitness Center. and camp during the spring and tContinued On Page 71 aummer months, But other Uma bowling, there's little to do in the fall and winter," he pointed ouL. "lt't Dot a profit making · venture," Dillon assured. ''We would have to average bet wee• , 25 and 30 customers a day io order to make money. We hope business . will be good enough 1 ,.. ;.· under charter to the defunct boats, It is nunored a new com- pany will become owners of the packet Queen City as soon as her excursion charter at the o1ll Kanawlul lilT"~: Columbia's former whistle. attraction to gun-wting sportsmen from far anri wide tor about 40 years, W'~ S onre agai• an outstanding success Thurs · THIS piece of physical fitneas equipment In the new PUT AGRO£S OUR SICK·II!NEAT l'OaJ from the Kanawha River to Cincinnati for several months The annual trap shoot Physical Fitness Center Launched 'JI4e MAN WHO the Cincinr .J [i- Marietta • Wheellnfl trade, leaving there every Tuesday ln place ol the steamer C. E. Hillman. June !! - The IDwheat Dorothy Barrett which has towed lhe Pomeroy CuR Club, muse lea. PI.AN·--WHO FA114El<EC>.OIIR ~UP INSURANCe"' PlfT 1H! Ct.UI ON tTi FEET RNANCIAU.V·~ er Sherman in burgh wharf where their steamers have bteo landing for years. It is reported that thiJ new packet C<Jmpany ot which Car>telns Fred llornbrook and Harry Donnally are al the head will have a through boat running from CinciDnati to Pittsburgh. People along the river ore very anzioUI fiH' some through Annual Shoot ·Is Held lndmltrial p!lnt !ai.lilllel like restaurants are desegregatOnly ocmlonally hai lbet't trouble. Similar hirlnll changa are ooted 1n retllll siDres anti ·~er O$tablflhmenls, Busea ire integrated. So are many pUbreatauranbl and hotel lacllfReeentiy a Negro medl· fraterDlty held a ball IB beslboWD bOlo!. Banquete are OOIDDIOIL i ~' • CincinnaU trade. There is said 1o be an openiDg for a pa<"ket or two In tbla trade. Fifty years ago th~ June :111. 18a6, at Cincinnati, captaill Wiliam F. Fuller and Charles Regnier introduced the steam- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Juno !1, By BRUCE BIOSSAT hlrlng provfslona of I b t WASHING'OON (NEAl Civil Righta Ac;llooli: tl· Misabslppl tha civll most ~clurerl ba¥1 marchers are plodding more NeJro·lleiP and baa cl\anged significantly on . whal !hey. alread~ the racial front. But the marcbBusmeu I~~ .~ era are having very little Ill do gantzalioQI labOred , · ••· with it. make the dlangea aeeep~a .... air dale's Health Bulletin, also blame potlutlon for the early deaths ol an increasing number of animals. As for heart dlse-e. environmental stresses can harden the arteries in animals as weD as In men, says Dr. Ratctilfe. If, lor example, you put an elephant in a cage where he can .look out at any time and see his traditional enemy, the tiger, he is going to worry and maybe develop heart trouble. The tiger, on the other hand, ~ keel ever from a ticker weakened by lrustralimi. Civilization is tough on everybody. And when did dogs and cats take up puffing \llrougb two packl of cigarettes a clay? not Ollly monkeys who are '"!be ~waziest people/' a! the man used to say. Many other domestic and zoo anlmals are beginning 1o fall victim to tbe modern-day dJSeases that plague lll8Jlkind. Recen., studies here and abroad indicate that the !llcrease In heart diseue and cancer among humans in the past 20 years cnrresponds to similar increases iD t~ose diseail& -nfl animals. Dr. H. Stunz1 of Switzerl)md', "for one, has fouod a str1lting increase in lung cancer in dogs and cats. Dr. llf.herl L. RatcUffe of tbe Philadelphia Zoological Gardens says he lms seen B. definite Increase in lung cance~ among birds who spend most of their ti me filii of doors breathing city atr. Official> at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, reports RoIt'o IC party fl 11!1111111 number but Jar~~& in dadbat power, T h • PresideD~ IDCI, baa 11011 ntr1 BY WILLIAM ll. WHITB ·-- SERVING MEAL - The Fish and Game Association, responsible for pr<!para~L(Ij meal for those attending the annual affair at tbe Pomeroy Gun Club, is at Karl Grueser looks on as George Nesselroad and Guy Russell make cole sJaw. 1 cock had broken 97 of the first and then last ~ear, Dr . Keith Wayne Swisher 90, Paul 100 clay birds U;rcwn. Class B. I Riggs, his son-in-Jaw, was !'le 94. Harold Sm1th Bll, aJt4,~ Karr 88. trophy winner was Roger winner. Class B - Phil Meier Winebrenner 1.1f Syraoo~ with The rundowa of '!!hooters in 91 birds. addition to the wmner-; and the1r Taking the mfJst Cia~ A. scores for Thursdwt"s t"()mpeti- Ingels 83, Kenn t Kerr Championship in recent years lion of 100 sht.~ts inchjde: ert Greene 83, Jimm, !:~~[!: at the annual .'itlnol is Pomercy l· Class A - o ;ck Winebnmner ! er 85, Dr. Sellm 8 Druggist Wayne Swisher. Wayne 94, K. C. Smi~ 9:1 l-lerbert 1H. F. Salsberry 77, Rich walked away With the o i tt: j Fleming 92, Robert Schaelet 93, : 73, Gabe Nelsoa 7" ~ . brass in 1956, l96Z and 1964, Dr. ,Riggs 89, 0. C. Vuss 91, strome 50. · . 1 1 i �' ' < ·~· SUNDAY WHITE PAPER 50 Years Ago on the River PUBLISHED i i l'iii Vii:C V.!!.!.E'!:' ~1J1J!J!!~ma COMPANY Rtch<Jrd S. 01D<n, Publlshllt' James E. Danner, Ado. Dir. Cltttln Tanlllhll~ !uc. Editor Dwight Wetherholl, Editor l!oba!'l Wilson, Jr., lllan. Editor Vernan Deweese, Adv. Mgr. Hot Potato on ~pitol Hill The government originally got Into the parcel po.st business back In 1tl2 for a number of reasons. one of them was to provide a supplernentary transportation service for small eels beyond that suplied by private :~mercia! cwlers. Another was 1o eilable farmers to sell their products cllrecl to consumers. Another was to enable realdenls of rural areao 1o receive small uanUtles of merchandlae by mail from merclmnts in thei:Hifslant cities. A lot baa ebanged 1n America since those days, lncludillg weight ftnd alze Limits ol parcel post, which Congresa increased a eouple of times and reduced Committee would double the weiflht limit and Increase the size limit lo 100 teebe\ Private carriers are up in arms. RE Express nnd tbe Brotherhood of RaHway Clerks, chiel opponents to tbe bUI, eonlend that far from reducing tha deOclt, the additional volume of parcel po.st would swell it to at least $120 million. They point out tlmt the last size Increase In 1t31 was alao supposed to solve the del· icl~ but It didn't. Mill service ts already bad enough, !hey aay, Burdening tbe Post Office wolh · larger packnges would make 11 steadily worse. Further, ij would put many ~~ local merchants in an adverse cornpew~.~.ve poonce. ollion with tha big national maii-«der Smce 1951, tbe llmlts have been 20 houses and bankrupt REA to boot. Jl<lunds nnd 72 Inches (length and girth The Railway Clerks claim they stand to combined) for packages between firstlos\ jobs because once a shipment beclass post oflicea and 70 pound! and 100 com" parcel post Instead of REA busiinches between olher than first-class ness it Is aubject Ill he handled by trucks offices. as well as rail. Now the Post Office is asking lor anothCaught in the middle of this hassle Is er increase in first-clBBs limits as a cure your congressman, who must resolve the to its whopping $96 million annual parcel issue In the best interest of the tupayers. )lfl't deliclL A bill DOW !ll the Hoose Rules Civilizai-iuli is Tough Everywhere tit 4!0Uitl a~ppon that tither WUoon or Jotmsoh oould lose ••tiona! poUUcal control as ol now, But fl does endangel' both mon"' the de- that tl eom.... pe11 them to rely for support on foreign lllalra from polit~ cal tll'ouptnga whiCh tundamentally reject nearly everything ..,,,~ to do In ld•hly they ore ~,... • liberal domesUe affairs. k What has happened lo a ot.rt • lng eserelse In Irony· At bottom, the two most liberal leadero 1n the W0$1nn world are under genuine attack not from tradiUonal oppollenll but from Implacable party cotJeagues who In truth demand ll'.at both eountries reUre from the world ol llity reThe 'Democratic far left in this country acts as thou~ Barry Goldwater and n0 t Johnson bad won the Presidency and h cannot be console!L The Labor far left 1n Britain acts ., though the Conservolive candidate, Edward Heath, llld not Wilson had won t be .. ~ ~p. -- 8DII equei!y ciiDIIOI be COIIIOled. • r 1 ~ldent '1111 oomiDfl Jotmsoh • Wll&ol WASHINGroN "~ While 11Du1e C!QIIIerellet, ~ Johnson and Brlttah Primo a1n1 their offorts "' •--n ore..... test ag t fore, will DO doubt publicly pn. Harold Wl Mlnlster ""' .-drive blm from VIet Nam. He IODI an ·-•· dealiq wltb thl . paring 1 !!*together here in has ooored repeated and mas........- 1• But 11 the beat of July that could not aHalra ol lhia wor "' be more approprialeiY tlmad : : :anu:'.!::~a~ reality fl wiD mOat ol Ill eon- · aptly placed. ........... o1 front two oklllful profeii!Gnll nor mnre but-unanim..,. publlc .,..,..... poiWclanl with Ill tho lmpllc.. . 1 For WMbington iD J ulY s a the nation's Governors and tba lions ol rump leU • wing :11~ steamy headship post Indeed, nation's otate legistaUvo lead· ~uon at home. and both Leaders are being era. 'Tt., rebels can never deflect SC<Jrcbed by other kinds ol beat baa be 1 -•·-n ~- bls fo-'- - · But juat aa 1I en m"~ " ...... -··11 as we • -·• c1 for the slmplo and unalte.ablt possible lor W"uiOD to '-"""~ Wilson, long ander pressure a rationally firm foreign policy reason that he can take oo olbfrom the left wing ol his porly free of an eodless "dissent'' or and continue r0$ponslblilty to cease bac\ting the United that hal became in fact a emaU to lead Eqiand. The reboil States in Viet Nam, now must mlnorlty'l demand Ill rule or here can never deDect Johnson contend with another latent for· ndn, the 181110 alate of affalrl lor preclaely the Wilt rea'IOn, etgn-pollcy rebellion. The BritInvolves Johnson hera. This does not mean, bow.... isb lefties, though badly defeat1n a word, both Wilson and er, that thele rebel• cannol ed on every showdown to date, Johllson are under the guo pomake 1 p i deal of troubleare regrouping for yet other uucaUy, and even though this only lncfdeolal trouble fCX" wnatlempts to recall tbe la•l of new-Isolationist sun Ill ..,,.n. 10n and JoiuiiOIJ as llll!ll, bu& England's already sbruuken tfally an empty one, II II all Lbo trouble for tii'Uter for the irremilitary forces from the wbole ..me a symbolic weapon which plaoeallle world Interest• ol vast area e.. t of Soez. uelthcr can Ignore. both counlriel. This fl what Like tbe lef~wing rebels In will bring the oweat o! Juty lo diJ. It does not truly ondanger . England, Johnson's own either man at heme, lor DO realthis biJh-level meelinl· senting faction In the D~e~m~ocr~a~t-~--~~~~~~~~~~::_--~~~~2~~::=-~=--=:-~~-=-------':__-- Washingfon By-Line Permanent Monument? -• . Negroes Make Big Strides (Not in March) in 01 Miss ~AL Y.Y ' . I'. ll Camplet~d .Dam~~ Gave Shippers 76-Mile Pool Below I BY DICK THOMAS Fifty years ago only II locks aod doms lmd been completed on 1 76-mile atreteb of the Ohio R1ver below· Pittsburgh Pa. but with completion of many dams then under construl'tlon, a pool of 220 miles between Pittsburgh and Ravensyood, W. Va. was promised. A June 22, 1916 river 11ew1 Item pointed out: "There are at present 11 dams completed making 11 nine-foot stage a distance of 76 miles below Pittsburgh. "When every dam betweea Pittsburflh and Ravenswood is oompleted i\ is likely that a 12-foot stage will be avai!ah, l•. "Jt ia expected that Dam 12 at Warwoud wiLL be completed Ibis fall. Dam 13 is completed aod Dam It will be completed this fall. Dam 15 is completed and will hold pool water by July I. •·oamo 16 and 17 will possibly he completed by fall . Dam 18 has beell ill use for some time (since 1910). Dams 19, 20, 21 , 22 and Z4 are well Wider c<Jnstruction. Dams 29, 31, 33, and 3; below Catlettsburg '" Cincinnati are also unde \.'OR · struction but it will be two more years before they are completed.'' Some other top river news of 50 years ago is as follows !the year is 1916): JUlie 10 - Captain Frank A. veteran observers In the aay tbe march probably prodU<e only a negilsfl>le vanr.e In Negro votlnfl lion. '!bey even left to themselves, Negro Judera like Charles era o1 the NAACP mlflht produce better gains. SiD<e the Voting Rights ol 196ii IDok effect, some additional Negro" have tered ln MtssiBsippl the !Dial lo UZ,OOO. By one . mate, the figure may rise to 1'11,000 by the next statewide llection In 1967. .Voice of Broadway ' Jack O'Brian Island No. 1, on the Mississippi River below Cairo, Ill. Tbe passengers and crew reached shore safely but some wert badly InJured and they suffered terribly from exposure la lonely woods before assistance reached them. The A. C. Donnaly was commanded by Captain H. U. Hart; clerks. were E. A. Donnaly and Frank J. Donnaly and Bryson Purcell was in charge of Donnaly, vetedan G allipo '!~ nverman has presented us with some relics in the shape of old steamboat bills of lading used on fJ atboals m the Pittsburgh · Gallipolis trade in 1819, or 97 years ago. They are well preserved, being in good condition, showing a bill of goods shipped here to Juseph W. lleVaeht in January 1819. Captain Donnaly also hands us copies of CmcinnJti ~:l 'rl>IJ( · er, Commercial, Cincinnati Dnily Ga~.e lte , and New (Jrleans Times, published in 1819. The Gazelte contains a long aecount <lf the burning to the water's edge of the Iine big Captain David Hartley, for many years the hustling wharf proprietor at Racine and one of the be~t known rivennen rn the upper Ohio River, was a visitor in G'allipolis Tuesday niMbi, guest ol Captala Dick Brown, at the Ulsarner Hotel. Captain Hartley believes 'hat with proper management and pack ell, A. C. Donnaly, good service much ol tbe bus!- •ear the office. Captain Frank Donnaly owned one fourth interest in the burned boat which had • carrying capacity of 1,04;.66 tons. The Donnaly made her maiden trip in the Cincinrrati· New Orleans trade iR Novem· ber 1876. ness that has left the river and gone to the railroad will come back. Captain Hartle)' recently sold his wharf and has been to Columbus on a business trip. Captain David Scatterd•Y, oldest purser on the Ohio River, was taken off tbe steamer Greendale, very Ul, 'at New Richmond, his home. He has been with the Greene Lines ever since it wa! formed. His condition is reported to be serl- ous, The Greenland is the Thursday packet for Cincinnati. The Greenland leaves Gallipolis next Wednesday for Pittsburgh. She will handle no freight between Pomeroy and Pittsburgh. The trip is for excursionists. The big, sidewheel packet In· diana , recently burned, is advertised for sale and will not be rebuilt by the Louisville • Cincinnati Packet Company. Captain Oscar Barrett, a stockbroker in the line, has the Indiana for sale, II bao been reported tbe Tell City would enter the Pittsburgb- ' BY HOBART WILSON, JR. i 1 during tbe next 12 months to . pay lor the equipment," ho i oonllnced. I Dillon said two rooms have ; been leased for a year. If the ' project is a success, It will con- j ttnue, and po"ibly e•pand Lo , the future. Right now, 12 pleceo ol physical fitness equipment are a- vailable, Including the latest of the isometric type. The center operates between I 1:30 a.m., and 5 p.m., daily, by appointment only. Patrona : eharged $1 for one hour'a 1 workout, $5 a week, or t20 1 1 month. Evenlnlil lcasses are available Lo groups of four between 8 and 7 o'clock.. IrE!' Residenfl using the center's facliitieo are asked to fiU out -· 1 card <Ontalnlng their name, phone number, 8nd medical bacJtaround. the CUBiomer is In physieai nnt step calls T04t. 'lbil esercl801 . •' I ·•<A' .. "'~I ' ,. ,··, \ Marmet Company, has just been returned to her owners, tbe Barrett Company. The Oscar Barrett towed the Dorothy Barrett from Cincinnati to Cairo where it Ia said she wiU undergo some repairs. The Doro- thy Barrett wao originally the Fred lfartweg, and was buill II Pittsburgh in 1896. Juno !I - Owners of tbe Tell City, Dunbar and Ruth bave purchased tho big Pitts- Louisville expires. The Queen is now owned by J. W. Hubbard. It 18 said lo be the intent of the new packet company, in case they secure the Queen, lo operate !hi• big fast steamer iD the Plttsburgb- J - Zf - The bll · Brown pMsed up wltb empty barges awba River. The Brown was built at in 1872. Tbe Greenland. wiD DOt the excursion trip to as advertised lrom June 26. It Is said tiJe· of the Dunbar and Tell will not extend her trips to. cinnati but will keep her Kanawha River • Pi~o!IU trade, considered belt OJI upper Ohio River. Captain William o! Middleport is now Cincinnati trade where she loco No. 1, self baa iR former years carried barge operating between thousands Gf passengers as well Lours aod New Or~;:":;.;;= as freight. Captain Harry Dondoing 1 big frelflht nally is In charge of the PittsThe Inland Navigallol burgh wharf with aa entirely pany has contractfd new crew. more 1,200 ton self • pra~lli The Klondike which mow debarges ill !bill New parts at nooo for Syracuse ha• _ _ lr :.•::d::e:..._ _ _ _ __._.""'",~' at a b1g day. Galli po i i ~ The first 'Jhoot. held to encourage visitor~ from · clubs to compete With Meigs group, '¥3\ before any ; of the present membershio was ' around to handle a gun. cent"Jr helps develop strong arms, Jegs, and back Taking to actiYt role 11 the annual functiort, along wW1 lhe gull club, is the Meigs County Fish and Game ksociatioA Irving Karr, pres·. dtRt of the gun club, i:tnd Dr. Se.im BlazewJcz, Fish and Game Ass•Jt:1afi1:1 president, were lu charge of presenting this ~' E"3r ' s trQph;es,. Winner of the 1966 championship Class A trophy was L'h.·1rles Pidcock who defeated Robert Wltittington of Pt. Pleasant illl a shoot-off. WhihhgtnD alild Pij. Gallipolis has a new physical fitness center. Located on the second floor in the recently remodeled Woodman Hall building at the corner of Third and State St., local citizens are cooperating in the project. Herman Dillon, physical therapist at Holzer Hospital, • and Ohio State-bound Ron Walker are serving as instruc· tors, or coordinators. 1- -----·- - · -- · Operations began Monday, in one of the s i:~t drills , they are Ju.ne 6. The center is averaging given 11 list of 21 exercises, and betweeo 10 and 12 customers a a prescription which tell!i the day, according to Dillon. ·individual what they should to "We felt there was a need to c<~rrect !he weaknesses. for such a project in Gallipo- For example, should a1 indi·· ~: lis,'' continued Dillon, "espec- ,vidual be weak in flexibility Ially during the fall and winter :drills - touching the floor witb ' . months," he added , "Adults fingertip s while keeping legs OPERATING belt massage Is Ron · Wa.lker, cooH1Jinallorl swim, play golf or softball, hike straight - prescription six calls 1in the new Gall1poUs Physical Fitness Center. and camp during the spring and tContinued On Page 71 aummer months, But other Uma bowling, there's little to do in the fall and winter," he pointed ouL. "lt't Dot a profit making · venture," Dillon assured. ''We would have to average bet wee• , 25 and 30 customers a day io order to make money. We hope business . will be good enough 1 ,.. ;.· under charter to the defunct boats, It is nunored a new com- pany will become owners of the packet Queen City as soon as her excursion charter at the o1ll Kanawlul lilT"~: Columbia's former whistle. attraction to gun-wting sportsmen from far anri wide tor about 40 years, W'~ S onre agai• an outstanding success Thurs · THIS piece of physical fitneas equipment In the new PUT AGRO£S OUR SICK·II!NEAT l'OaJ from the Kanawha River to Cincinnati for several months The annual trap shoot Physical Fitness Center Launched 'JI4e MAN WHO the Cincinr .J [i- Marietta • Wheellnfl trade, leaving there every Tuesday ln place ol the steamer C. E. Hillman. June !! - The IDwheat Dorothy Barrett which has towed lhe Pomeroy CuR Club, muse lea. PI.AN·--WHO FA114El<EC>.OIIR ~UP INSURANCe"' PlfT 1H! Ct.UI ON tTi FEET RNANCIAU.V·~ er Sherman in burgh wharf where their steamers have bteo landing for years. It is reported that thiJ new packet C<Jmpany ot which Car>telns Fred llornbrook and Harry Donnally are al the head will have a through boat running from CinciDnati to Pittsburgh. People along the river ore very anzioUI fiH' some through Annual Shoot ·Is Held lndmltrial p!lnt !ai.lilllel like restaurants are desegregatOnly ocmlonally hai lbet't trouble. Similar hirlnll changa are ooted 1n retllll siDres anti ·~er O$tablflhmenls, Busea ire integrated. So are many pUbreatauranbl and hotel lacllfReeentiy a Negro medl· fraterDlty held a ball IB beslboWD bOlo!. Banquete are OOIDDIOIL i ~' • CincinnaU trade. There is said 1o be an openiDg for a pa<"ket or two In tbla trade. Fifty years ago th~ June :111. 18a6, at Cincinnati, captaill Wiliam F. Fuller and Charles Regnier introduced the steam- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Juno !1, By BRUCE BIOSSAT hlrlng provfslona of I b t WASHING'OON (NEAl Civil Righta Ac;llooli: tl· Misabslppl tha civll most ~clurerl ba¥1 marchers are plodding more NeJro·lleiP and baa cl\anged significantly on . whal !hey. alread~ the racial front. But the marcbBusmeu I~~ .~ era are having very little Ill do gantzalioQI labOred , · ••· with it. make the dlangea aeeep~a .... air dale's Health Bulletin, also blame potlutlon for the early deaths ol an increasing number of animals. As for heart dlse-e. environmental stresses can harden the arteries in animals as weD as In men, says Dr. Ratctilfe. If, lor example, you put an elephant in a cage where he can .look out at any time and see his traditional enemy, the tiger, he is going to worry and maybe develop heart trouble. The tiger, on the other hand, ~ keel ever from a ticker weakened by lrustralimi. Civilization is tough on everybody. And when did dogs and cats take up puffing \llrougb two packl of cigarettes a clay? not Ollly monkeys who are '"!be ~waziest people/' a! the man used to say. Many other domestic and zoo anlmals are beginning 1o fall victim to tbe modern-day dJSeases that plague lll8Jlkind. Recen., studies here and abroad indicate that the !llcrease In heart diseue and cancer among humans in the past 20 years cnrresponds to similar increases iD t~ose diseail& -nfl animals. Dr. H. Stunz1 of Switzerl)md', "for one, has fouod a str1lting increase in lung cancer in dogs and cats. Dr. llf.herl L. RatcUffe of tbe Philadelphia Zoological Gardens says he lms seen B. definite Increase in lung cance~ among birds who spend most of their ti me filii of doors breathing city atr. Official> at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, reports RoIt'o IC party fl 11!1111111 number but Jar~~& in dadbat power, T h • PresideD~ IDCI, baa 11011 ntr1 BY WILLIAM ll. WHITB ·-- SERVING MEAL - The Fish and Game Association, responsible for pr<!para~L(Ij meal for those attending the annual affair at tbe Pomeroy Gun Club, is at Karl Grueser looks on as George Nesselroad and Guy Russell make cole sJaw. 1 cock had broken 97 of the first and then last ~ear, Dr . Keith Wayne Swisher 90, Paul 100 clay birds U;rcwn. Class B. I Riggs, his son-in-Jaw, was !'le 94. Harold Sm1th Bll, aJt4,~ Karr 88. trophy winner was Roger winner. Class B - Phil Meier Winebrenner 1.1f Syraoo~ with The rundowa of '!!hooters in 91 birds. addition to the wmner-; and the1r Taking the mfJst Cia~ A. scores for Thursdwt"s t"()mpeti- Ingels 83, Kenn t Kerr Championship in recent years lion of 100 sht.~ts inchjde: ert Greene 83, Jimm, !:~~[!: at the annual .'itlnol is Pomercy l· Class A - o ;ck Winebnmner ! er 85, Dr. Sellm 8 Druggist Wayne Swisher. Wayne 94, K. C. Smi~ 9:1 l-lerbert 1H. F. Salsberry 77, Rich walked away With the o i tt: j Fleming 92, Robert Schaelet 93, : 73, Gabe Nelsoa 7" ~ . brass in 1956, l96Z and 1964, Dr. ,Riggs 89, 0. C. Vuss 91, strome 50. · . 1 1 i �.. ' ' '· ,'f. -, • '. • .• ' .·Htw In Falmillf L I mat!mum Jleld DUirleots. Weevils., Inspire Second Look & ,.!, U:" be ~· of profits to lbe the re s n dow and asproductoon of mea . p lUre cro:. Gralfis Extensioa Don . ·1 ba 'eleaaed a ::';.'ph, ..;,.;its From .. sln tho different lleado~•· and tbe """ 0 P ro:'tuc:.. T 0 Wo U:. "::: ume changes 1 Tbe hlgber" tho yield tho P'e&ler the net return j,... acre. Costs of procluetioa lnereaae 88 yields increaae however lbe coals to produce' rise Jlower then the value of lbe ..-oducls ji'Odueod at least to witbiD cer- . rgan Government WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two of the nation'• major farm or· gaoizations are preparloi to tigbt _ if necessary - to keep sovernment Influence out of bargalniog decisions by farm marketmg associations. Their fire is aimed at a pro1 rl to be made public : by u~resident Johnson's 15member National Commlsllon Food Marketing n.e panel been lnvestlpting the food lndusory for more than a year; its report Is due on or before Jul 1 ~e 'cornmlsslon wW suoeat leg· tation authorizing establish· me~ of regional "marketln& boards" for farmers produclni ::S ~~~g~~~i ~·~arm~~ R dy ea . I n f l u.e n c e - and representing - the sec· rotary of agriculture. Charles B. Sbuman, president ol the American Farm Bureau Federation, and Oreo Lee Sial· ey, head of the National Farm· ers Organizatlon INFO), said their groups would f1gbt sucb a proposal. Waul Direct Talks . Sbwrran 1ald the Farm BUI' eau does not believe thai government should be a partoer ID form bargaining. Staley aP'eed. He said in an interview that barg•lnlng on farm prices sbould be a lll1llter of tree negoUatioo between farmer and buyer, wUh no government dlr· !:,t""': tbot the aoll Is at the desirable to B YIa~ ~ per n. 880 cos I« a 3 ton yield 18 fl0.3& per acre, ~I for the ~~~onol : .. nap, t goes up on Y per n. Tractor labor, he baa found ol $1.96 per acre al the 3 ton )'ield, but IIlla again only lr> ;:'' t. i z a IOD s I·n 1\IJtilca McDulel, 1oea1, 11111 Mr,. OICir Nab)r o1 Columbul, viiited old lrll!lllb at Pomero, Monday. Nora McDaniel of Berlin CrOSII'oada visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarley Ross Sunday. Brenda Kay Smith attended band practica at Southwestern Tuesday eveainl. Mrs. Marjory Payne and son Richard o1 BldWell, oislted her mother, lllrl. Lola Smith su.. d;y evening. Mr. Harokl ilopDI of Gallipolis, viiUed Mr. and 14 n Charley a.. recendy. Mr. and Mn. lilberl Smith end two datllhlm, Sandy and Ci ndy, of Portor, visited her mother, Mrs. Lola Smith Suaday evening. Tbey all motored Hay ' t . oclloo. . , chance to set theor own prl~. Staley saod the governments Shuman recalled that e role In bargammg Should be Farm Bureau began bf org~~ limited to preservmg competo· mg local asaocoations or mo 0 lloo and. preventing monopoly. crops. The actovoty haai ~n Bargammg by farm marke~ spreading a~ the organ 28 0~ lni aasocoaUo11B baa been play· builds exper!Once and manpow mg an mcreasmgly larger role er, however. Now, he srud,, t~e in agrieulture in recent years. Farm Bureau - the nation s Sbuman told a meeting of the biggest f~rm group - is devotAmerican agricultural edltoro lng half 1te bndget and stiff to IIlla week the! bargalnln& pro- market bargaomng programs. ararns by Farm Bureau affil- He said the goals of Farm tales are eopanding. , . . Bureau marketing groups were: Staley said the NFO s arm os To get the full market proce for to bring enough producers to- producers, and to search for gether to llargain effectively. ways to ~aise the l!1lll'ket price He told the editors that elfect· through unproved serv1ce and lve bargaining giveo f8111lers =a ~o:::th:::er:...:.: ste-"p"s.______ _ ,, IIJ dlgaUble vest. Is IIGII~ wllll dlpdo blllly ol lilt fonCt abel !liD protein per IDI't, liWl a· hoi' vtets, llowever the lOIII yield of hay was greeler with the 3 cuttings per season In tomparllllll with the lour cuttings per seaaon. With lbe shortsge ol moilture Mal£• County formers normally eoperience durlllg the mid-summer, we have difficulty in &etting lour cuttings. Tho ideal date of barresting a particular !Orqe 1peci01 is likely to be different from an· er apecloo. The relaUve stage ol maturlly Ia clolely related 10 digeaUblllly of the forage. This fact is con11dered to be DJOre precise with the grosses liWl lbe Iqumes. The decline In dlfleaUblllty of a!lalla and red clover Is 11101'0 closely related to the etage of IDIIUrity than of ladlno clover. '!be date of barveotlng must conolder the Injury to stand of lbe forage apeclea resulting from early harveste and tile desired digellllb!Uty of the forage. Forage for dairy animala In production, should have a dry matter digestibility of tl3 per cent or more U the aaimal is to produce at her potential. The timing of succe.!dlug har- BY PAT GLASS Ert A,.at Home Er Better Sem'ce iven by FHA Veil and IVIllblve adequate ,-. III'VII ol sugars ~ starches Ill the roots to SUI'Ylve ~ wln- ter. A five 10 alx week freque... cy of barVIII lor ollalla · haS proven to be aooeptable In Ohio. The P'•aae• such aa orelJard. P'al8 do well with • lour to five week recovery period be1\teen harveate, The llmlnl of the la1t barveet Ia lmporlallt for preparloi legume planll to survive the wlllter. Tho WI normal harveat lor alfalfa IIIII red clover should DOl be later than September 3-16. In Soulhem Ohio a very late and unusual barveat may be takml In very late October, at a time when little or no regrowth of the crop will occur before wllltet. A two or tbree Inch growth alter thiJ late harvest is oaUa!octory, however, a 8 to 8 Inch regrowth al this time can be damaging. Net returns from meadow• can be kept relatively high If !Iandi are maintained at leut two years and preferably three yeara or more on land not well suited · to com production. By dlstribuU118 tho cost of establlshment over more than one produo11on year, the IOial coeta to produce the crop is less. - -·----=----,--- Exdusive pew "'_., • crusher that handles high-tonnage with ""· --------~ ...y-Ferguson ancl New Holland TrKtol'l & Equlptnent FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 Need Pr()tection han COW IBT-Airllropl by tranaports to 111PPI1 oulpoet anita been batlle!leld b1111neas u Ulllllllnee Wolid Warn. But there was something uniiBUII about the million of the c-123 at left. cargo Included a cow, right, that reached the groom4 at the u.s. Army Si!ecial Fon:es Camp at Pllu Toe, South Vlet Nam, apparently. IlOilO the worse for the eoperlell£8 despite 1 sllghlly lllllered craie. Uve on!ma)a are belliC airlifted regularly to llollted politloDI to be kept for food when needed. THER PROOFED" CARBON ., BLACK FARM MARKET TRENDSHow Medicare Will Work Two run :..:.ds 0£Hea}th ·Prolectl•on Offered PHYSICAL FITNESS GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WY 2-29/5 512 E. MAIN ST. , . ppMEIIOY, 0. IN GALLIPOi.IS CHUCK COLLIElt SEIIVICI ·11'0111 ' ' '. !\j • ' . ! : ., ! ' at ths BASE of YOUR SILO with ths , WHY DOES POMEROY LANDMARK HAVE THE LOWEST FREEZER PRICES? ••• BY TRAILER-LOAD BUYINGI j Don't Buy From A Catalogue, We Have Them On Hand. Come and See Them. Handles over 100 tons of corn sllagt an hour, blows II over 100 lett high tho crop 'nd reduces blowing capacity, the No. 56 Blower has a 45' feeding angle. (Seo omallllluslto· tidn.) Corn allaKe or haylage is auaered Jft 1 more straight-line direction, so the flow i1 uniform, end the chopped forages move much faster. Then en uclu· siva 56-inch rotor and sht wide paddles shoot the sl· Jage upward with a •ip' speed of 90 miles an hour, at, 540 rpm, with a direct pto drive. · SEE US FOR ALL YOUR ,fARM SUPPLY NEEDS ••• _,., USED BARGAINS ALWAYS! 1 Good U..d Frigideire Autometk Washer. A Real Buy At Only _ _ $75 Half-gallon of The hopper ••tends 20 Inches from the housing for Blower can speed uo vnur DDI!I_ r,.tinn Meigs Equipment Co. Roor Molgt Gontral H~ltal · 992-2176 ' POMEROY for each Central Soya of Ohio matt how much the McConnlck International No. 56 ant & Sycamore .. ----- -·· ( Gcofl111 a nt1D oneI cub~capacity Freezer, , ,, ., Refrigerator 9r Combination Gallipolis, 0. ------·-------- FREE ICE CREAM lncludln1 22 hllf-pllons of l;e Cr1am FREEl Chest Freeze AS LOW AS 00 •·· ·. l'luo '"" ICI! Cnom 1 Good Uaed Unlco Chest fl'llztr, now only - - - $100 1 Good Used Unico Refrigerator Also A R11l Good Buy At POMERo·y • --Mer,.. c._,, . .. ...............,...... , G'olllo • """"' •. Uoli W. -'I U,.r lnd ef Pi !I N~body, Yes Nobod.y Can Unde~ll Pomeroy.Landmark ' ~ ' .-..~-- . ,• .... < ' • • OPEN TIL f P.M. ' ' ·-·- - , •)o • ' ' ...... co.-.l'llonol ti'tl:mt ' WE DELIVER - WE SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY FOR 100 MILES - WE FINANCE ••• ~.JSE OUR EASY ,ENNIES-A-DAY PLAN. _,, " you buy in a . Formerly: Muter Feed & Seed Co. Combination EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM :u~C::: Your Farm Service Center ',easy drlve·through clearance. Stop In and let U!l esd· FROST FREE e OPEN e Fence Chargen ePosts 22 cu. It Duple1 FREEZERS, Chest and Upright REFRIGERATORS- COMBINAnGNS AIR.CONDtnONERS- WASHER-DRYERS RANGES- DISHWASHERS ELECTRIC FENCE ,,.• ' SUPPLIES . • FREEZER It's LANDMARK'S ... BREAK the BOTTLENECK Instead of the usual 90' turn that momentarily stops ome of the Gravely UJI!n fielding thia powerful teamthe hilh·torque Gravely Tractor and the all-gear·drive 30" Rotary and oee what they say. Eopecially the ones !bet have owned a Giavely lor 10 yean or more. Then, if you don't believe them, pick your to11gheat mowing job and oek uo to ohow you;wbat the Gravely Clll do. Or pick one of our other 38 attachments. All you have to do is caUl a ILICIIIC FIICE . IISULIIOI lwHI Trntor wllft Rldtr, ASK 4-H Camping Season Opens OnJune26 Compension •II'•• Indestructible? ltotlfJ' tiiOWjl Workmen's BY WIWAM P. SMI'Tu pens•tlon, but was not. Tbe ao an employea. U1ually a be. Tho safeal approach 10 thl1 hu workmell'o compeasation U ~ m ·llllerflllcl Itt oilArea ED. A&eDl fanner • employer could . be membar of tho family would problem Is lor the farmer• to CCJVOI'ap, II be II ICO()Witable t.dning workmen's oompennMaay larllleri ollbe area assessed up to 118,000 lor death n~t be considered aa employee qrn oa the value of the under lilt law. U the ctalom lion cover8JI, then write lo eot. carry werkmen's corrlpert·l of an employee, plus unpaid either. Farmfnll pariDera are oervlCOJ and report that value operalor doeln'l cany cover- the Underwrltln& Secli111, llu""tlo:: :overage whoe~ th ~y rr€!!'1!•.•m• and ~naltlel . 1'1le not tmployeu lor the purposes for premium payment p u r.o qe, you may haYe tbe COlt of reau of Workmen's ~safarm labor. Are you one aum could be e'Ven hlgber than of wo.rkltlen·a comperu•UUu. I'\IDi:l•· ~ ~~ zti.Jt:~ ~~ ~~~,tA 1A.a- ""'~YeiUI of the t:lon. Columbul, Ohio. F~ addi· t-R camp at Canter'• Clft those who II not aware of this lor Injuries and loss of When tw~ farmers 10 be performed In a llWillBr that lndepentllnl cu1tom operator tiona! informa110n or .,,,...,..,., once again ""¥""' ;;. r.: ;;..-;:. beneflto and responslb•il·i,tipresnsst-l Ume, oopeclally I! there Is per· exchange labor, they u1ually do bldlcates an employer..mptoyse charied to your risk. Don't 101 you may alao CODtaet your 1o- mer eampinl JUIII :II 11 1 1 der the workmen's " mane11t disability. not consider themaelve~ em- relationship. caulht 1hort on this II you cal county Exlen1lon Aaont or with a kounly eoun.tlor TralDtlon lawa of Ohio? Under the law an employer ployeeo and they usuaU~ · do Wben you hira cullom work ars deailllii with cullom oper• the Area Extension Farm Man· lni Camp. cannot provide coverage ' for not consider what the conse- dono, make Jure tba bldlvltlual tori. Protect your !arm Intel' a,.ment Agent, 371 E. Main Since yeu are In the l!lldst -•-rma the cuotom ervleea ell at all Urnes. ~· Gllllo, w ........, Jacklcm, himself and he Is not counted quences of an Injury wo uld re .... Street, Jackaoa, vmo. ·--~ a buoy season of the year Lawrence, and Meip Countloo hirlllg of farm labor Is aolna wW be oending • older .. be at its peak, you may mombors to canters cave 1« to conelder laklni necesaary ac· two d&yll' training. Fred BntDy tion to safquard youroeH •- By United Pre11 1ntel'llattonsl Booton butt• were 111 to Z\1 Tl ar•' ' ea Clevetend ol the Stete . galllst a aavere financial loss The hog market reached Its cents higher. . 4-H Club ltall w!U bt coacluct- ' or possible ruin. h h'••es highest level; since March in Ill a4d 017 xu eenta blper. Dlllrlct Ma•·ing le8lfDns in "UIIIIertllndlng -.•• borne btllth agency. For ez. what services are covered when campera," "Fun Whtle Le·-'1 Every Iarmer W 0 " the midwest this week. Cattle Hog recelpto totaled .410,000 -'tal •-!tal -~ larm labor should be familiar . I lth I I I keto and Soolal S..urlty ample, If you IO to a ho,,.. ' you go to a _, . lllg," anll "Tecbnlqllls of Coull- i 'th certain 1 eta bo 1 th proces were lrregu ar, w at twe ve term na mar Tber are two klnd1 of healtb you wlll ordinarily 1how your 8 WI kmen' a at~ 1 steers up a quarter and heifers dlract marketings In Iowa ond Insurance wrder medicare · hoa- beolth Insurance card wbon you Belll!i." ! ; : 18 apartcompensf 8 d n f aw. • quarter. Minnesota. This was a 67,1100 pnollnsurance, which belPa pay are admitted and will probably Other worksbop planning sesa o soun arm Fewer hogs and cattle were head drop from the previous 1or cer taIn covered hosp Its! be ask·' •-.. 1 to rm t h t managemeat. w to 1,. lions will be held for ilag, ves- 1 The Ohio law states that marketed than last week. week. lnd hoopltal-related service1, hospital can uae to make Ito per, campllre, eaadlelllhting, ! ery employer of three or more Slaughter steenr under 1200 Ew01 Steady and medl<al insuran.,., which claim for payment. outdoor recrtatlon, and nature different persona durirtl a pay . were largely steady to .25 Slaughter lambs finished the help.! pay your doctor bills. You will be notified wheneveducation, All wlll 1101 be work period must carry workmen's at majm· livestock week selling mostly $1.00 to You may recelv~ aervlcea er payment boa been made lor c.nllnued From Page 5) for lhl oounHlors, however, as compensation. 1'hls . Heavier weights $1.110 lower, but in extreme• covered by medicare I hoopltal aerviceJ you have received. . they have Ume to enjoy the poOl • part·Ume ompl&yees and min· oteady to 25 and In declines amounted to el .OO. Insurance lila parUclpillng hoa- The notlco will Jhow tho num- for .the followmg : and the other outdoor recreaor• All tbree persons do n0 1 . Ia Sl ghte es and feeder pita!, an extended care facility her of days of care you have Sotups, prone stretch, bend luana! lacililies and al!O leisure llEPORT TREMili\S 50 1 · be ms nces · o~er. au r ew d (a skilled nursing home or a left in that 1 'Spell of illness" or sitting, cat bw:k, knee kiss, · timt MOSCOW tUPI) 1....-... have to emp""''"" at the At !Tiost pomts slaughter lambs were mostly stea y. apeelal part of B hospital) , or the number of home healtb Vis- bend sltUng rotatloo, bamsttlnl . . . of Tashkerd same time. were steady to 25 off. In carlot trading spring lamb In ur borne from a b om e Ita llill &V'IIallable. stretch standing, and olltina Once cowrselora have """lv· j- t City H you employ less than Cows were .25 to ll Oil, with the carcasses were steady to three ~ agency such 88 the vloi~ SpeU 01 DIDess down, pectortal atretcb, kntel- ed tralnlllg they will then as- ::lioo n~n•" : dlffereDIWOiten darln& a pay mo•t downturn on uUioty and cents a pound lower. mostly ing nurses ""oclauoo. The do.,. Benefits under the hospital lng pectorlal stretch, aod noor sist with the other t-H cam~s Imore J:n 100 w..hii~ pe~iod, tbe llw does not ~ Bulls were steady one to _two cents off. tor or person arranging f 0 r Insurance program are paid touch. during the aummer, Junior I tremors !lnw April qulh you to carry workmen a .50 lower Ve~lers were Receipts of about 34,000 sheep these services for you will know ,during 3 certam period of time, I . Camp for 11·13-year-oldl July 'al Soviel oews colllpeDIIUoa, but you may at St. Paul but $4 00-to were down 15 per cent from whether an institution or agen- ealled a ''spell of illness, This I lndJV!duall wbo have uaed 10.14 and Senior tamp for lt offle.i ted Tb ldaJ c.arry IL And ~th all the bene- 18.00 lower at East St. Louos. last week cy is participating In the pro- does not refer to any pa;licular the center thus far report they and ~ver to be held July 11-22. Tass repor .. - ..ur. - , f1ti1Dd lfttection Pricea for feeder_ cattJe were Live c_aUle fUtures _ended the gram. illness you may have, oor doe!! / f~~ 100, per cent better. A new camp has betD planned NEW AMBASSADOR t. should ifve serious steady. m Instances week woth mixed procea chan· To participate In the medl- it refer to a single stay in a That I the main purpOIO for lor Ju. 11-10 and rosorvationo ' SAIGON 'UPI -'-- · · yet 'betn fllled Thll i1 Wllk 1IOD to '"'1e care program hospit'lls extend- hosp1tal or extended care fa- 1the center" wu.. •tr ID8uraoce, wea k to ·s•" ll ff · ges on the Ch'Jcago Mercan t·l ' said Dillon· "!1'1 bave not &2• h I beMI en if you employ a sinJie work· Twelve-market rece1ptR of Exchange August delivery ed care facili,lies and ' home cihty 1 not just I we\ght-.reduelng plant. 11 CIMP t!tpeelaUy for 9 and lO.. l~on, b· 8~ to er only oceulooally. 176,000 cattle were moderately declined 15 to 25 cents, while llealth 'agencies must meet i y~ first "spell or ll!ne!l!l" l Ita over~ll purpose la to keep ye~ar-old ._H club members, ~~~!INa~~ :~ ""'lt'<llia:i Tho premium lor worlnnell's smaller than last week. the April contract advanced 15 opacified olaodaroll which dem- begins on the flrot day (after an lndlVJdual In top pby•lcal •S h I hed 1.:;' .. "'" •· based tir I C Be I Off t t s~ 40 h d ed condotoon " • mllh w o1, 'lfi!C fte Uthree "' "' eompeDSawuu m en e Y ow e cen s o "r · per un r - onstrate that they provide high June 30 llt66) you receive COV· · Moaeow'• Lenin State Libr• s upon the amOWlt of payroll, Wholesale ca~lot prices for weight. The press~re on the quality health care. In addl· ered ho~Jtal or extended care : Equipment on b~nd thus far iD 1 ry coDtainl appro~:i~atel)' 20 l:~,~~n ~~{, t~flaBri~lah embU and (or thiJ reason IIOlB8 farmand he1fer bee( were nearby contra-cts reflected hon they mul!lt agr!t! not to servlcea. It ends when you have eludes two electr1c health bJcv. million items acconbnco to tRe ' ed Th -~y .,_ tarry lhe pro tet· I ' , ,, Encyclopaedia' Britannica. • announc ______••ers "ISe_'1 c wn stea dY to 112: cent a poun d!ears ofib J era markt' e mg charge the medicare benefic!- not been in any ho!!pltal or ex- I: cles, two belt massagers, salou . ··---- aL all times rqardless of the Cow beef was mostly 'h because ~f large cattle num· ary for service!! paid for by the tended care f&clllty for 80 1figure conditioner, a Z bar [or ~· : number ot employes. H to 1 cent uff. bers, while support for the program and Uley mWJt abide consecutive days. Then a new Isometric eonditionins1 band, ; tin il available. A'ITENDS CONFERENCE ' do not blrt aDY farm Unrespon_slve carcass ~ade distant mon,ths was promp!ed by Title VI of the CivH Ri8hts ' 'spell of illness" can begin the leg and arm devices, ropus, DiUon will add two more TOKYO 1UPIJ - seorel:a17,1! dur1DI IJtf l!x IIIOIIth live cattle prrces. by the likel1hood of a relative Act, which prohibit! discrlml· next time you receive covered vibrating •lanl boarda, electric pieces ol equipment ahortly. AI- State Deart Rusk wm period, there wtuld be DO were generally bearish ihortage of cattle in the second nation based on race, color, or hospital or extended care aerv- roller massager and a rowing so when fall arrives, plans call here July 4 to attend the. mlamat. ~elective, with weighta a half of the year. An easier national or111n. icea. machine. f~ men, couplet, and group American-Japan ministerial · By batllll workmea'l major prJce !actor. dressed beef market also Ho!lpital insurance payments Moat people will not have to When Dillon tan't lround Wal- lcla!lleS. fereDC'e on trade and penaatiad: JOtl u Midwest hog markets ad- served kl depress the August will be made directly to t h e bother about trying to keep the ter il. Walker, a 1966 GAHS I PatrotJI are entitled to cof. , and for ·alk5 · ·: would be he from to the highest levels contract. hospital or other organization detaila of this rule in mind. graduate, is the son of Mr. and fee, and an AM-FM radio will Mini st~r Eisa.lm .s&tft; r+l-oer llabUJty. 'ftle covered early March but lost part Wheat, soybean!!, corn, rye furnishing the services, by one Usually, if you enter 11 hosplt- Mrs. Don Walker of 509 Magno!- i be installed In the center short·· Foreign Office ann • lllfol'·e d ployea wuuld lleo have their gains In late week and oat!l were subfltantially of the organizations, such as at or extended care facility, you Ia Drive. He~ plan• to enter ' ly. Thursday. •... . They can get paymento Closing prices at moot higher on the Chicago Board of Blue Croso or a private lnsur· will not stay long enough to use Ohio State thla fall where ne · With 111<b a center, resl---disabliiUoo lllffered were steady to .75 Trade. ance company, de!igrrated to aU of your benefito. When you will major in pre-medicine. denll will be able to take part · SllNTENCiiD TI1REE. farm work aad pa.ymeat with many up .25 to .50. Wheat wa!l upS to 8; corn up handle such claims. You &low use hospital or extended care Be1ides the equipment oD .in phyliell rttneu pi'OII'Iml UI'IJ•! BULAWAY? · Rhodesia medical, bolpltal and St. Jo!Oph and Sl. Paul 414 to 711 aoybean• up 9 to your health IMurance card benefits, the Social Security hand, several American Medi· :ed bY tho lato PrHident John , - Three Afrrcans were tadol cotta. were steady to .25 lower. Sow! 21~4 ; oats up 3% to 4~; and when you are B!lked about pay· Administration will keep track ul Ass!lciation bulleUna are ; F. KenDedy in 1960. : tenrcd to death and a '1'111 laW JI'OVIdel for 1n01t polntB were steady to rye up 41h to 5~, rnent arrangement!! by a boa- of your "spell of Ulnes1" for available concerning physical Sucees! of the l'eflfer depends 1was ah·en 1~ years 1e._ penaltlel H there 111 hlgber, Closing prices pald for pltal, estended eare taclllty, or you and 1ive you informati!ln fltneu prOfl'IMI. AIJo, liter• on tile reaetloo of residents in · men! for k1 ll m,g a work lttjury • death Pork loins were oleady to w~ole,.le eggs delivered to - - - on how many "benefit" daya tore complied bY the nation'• the commwrlly, Dtlton empba· worker and seUong f~ . and tbl lbould 1 pound lower. Hams were Chicago week generally -wtre er. Wholesale butter prices at you have left. outatandinl physical Nucation slzed, abd tttay be a determlr1· 1 occupif'd rai lwa' · ·~lt !Jo.., wodtmeu'1 two to three cento, while anchangtd to fractionally hiJh- Olleago ad~anced II to 1 cent A Ia tor ar~clo will describe Instructors at major unlversl- lng factor for a YMCA. year. it was reJ)<Jrted GRAVELY 3001 of 1 lora little three longer. or four days, lure -;:-;:;-::;::::;:;--;;;·;;,;:;:;:;-------~================== of nol>bomncenlzed milk tamlnaled. When milk ln. clear-glass con- is not aa smootb alter freezing For further lnlormatlon stands m a snnny win- aa before, but the texture ol your ateaalon ollloe IIIII It wUI or unprotected on a door_,., homogenized ..,. remains glad to send you the USDA BulIt los~~ rlbolla~!n and may smooth. Freezinl mJIIt In glass letiD ''Gettlnc EIIOUih Milk" ..., a sunlight . off flavor bottles frequently brew lbe anck>r The Ohio Stele BullatiD =::= as brief a lime as half seal "poses the milk 10 air "Milk • Both of these bulletino hour ' ' · If mill. is delivered In clear· and may allow H to become .... are free. __ _ ""' , bottles and can't be re~ promptly, provide a or metal receiving bos for preferably a box that Is in· 1ulated. Some milk Is aold in · dark glass bottles, IIIII these give better llgbl proteetion than clear glass. When using milk, . keep H out of the refrigerator ! just long enough to pour tilt I wanted for immedlote , . ; Don't m1x oew milk with old, lor immediate uae. Bao· tbat cause stale fhlvor inIn stared milk, even In milk In good star· conditions. I does not harm either the wholesomeness or the nu· 1 value of milk. The tex· See The NEW HOLLAND HA YBINE ......,- zrr -..-.= . your family uses may loBe in cleanliness, flavor, value. To keep fresh milk at ita best., follow the rule of 3 C's and a D. Keep milk Clean, Cold, Covered, and Dark. Milk holds both food value and best when kept cold. It's good practice to take each botue or carton of milk to the sink, rinse it uounder cold running waand dry it with a clean cloth promptiy put the milk lo !be refrigerator. Stored near the unit, milk can be exto keep good quality and milk provides about 23 per I" of the recommended daily b fowance of calcium for a Services to farmers and cally active l!lliD. The dairy foods may be used to get al people have been by the Fannon Home 10 Jacl<son to villll a brother tratinn recently by and !On, Mr. Charles Smith, office at Tl East wife and children. Athens, Ohio (formerly Dr. and Mrs. Chester Pryor ler's ltestaurant). son Mart of Cincinnati, This olllce wiD ..,e aa a bee mother, Mrs. Ada base lor Melgl, Vbrton, and and IIIIer and lr.mtly over Hockin& counties. weelcend and attended the Milton E. Roush Is the Coulllllln& Ia Dry Run on Sunday, ty Suporvlaor of the new Ullll. Mr. Edward Rosa ot Office botll'll have been Dl., lell lor b1s home, He !!shed II lollows: Athens, been visiting bls parents, Wednelday morning at T1 IIIII Mrs. Cbarley Ross. Stste Street; Melgl, each Rev. Vaoco WatsOn, day morning from 10 a.m. of Providence cllw'ch, 12 noon at the Masonic a w:JIIderlul 111!1'111011 to a Buildini, ASCS office, bouse. The 1ervict• were Vinton, Second and ad by all present both · Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 1y and financially. at County Aaent office Rev. Roy Sherrod, wife house, McArthur; va of Zanesville, visited h 1 County, first Thursday 10 . mother, Mrs. Cornelia to noon at SCS office, 61 North son and husband Lloyd Street, Logan. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of Galllpollo Rl., called oo MI. aDd Mrs. lJoyd Hutcheson SUr> day JDOrlling before """Ices. Mrs. lllmtlla Lalhum, P• lrieia Harris, Mrs. Ina Harris, Is this All-Gear-Drive Ill of Blackfork, visited I be Riding Tractor and its latter's brother, Mr. Hul<beson and wHe Monday. All-Gear-Drive 30" Mrs. Ina Harris remained visit her brother and wife Rotary Mower REALLY lew days. ' Farmers Profits~e::.::~N;:.:h~~~~~!:~!: 1feld. Seed1na coals would be eoat to 'prouuce a lOA 111 dry approxlllllltely the .}amt I or matter. 'nlese fliUI'el Ulustrate each yield level and it has been that ille cost per ton is reduciillted at 15.56 per aore. ed •• ·the yields increase. The When .we conelded the quea- ooat per ton ll8inl tbelle figures tion ol aUalfa weevil in tbio on the three loa uloid basis are area, as well u, a Iar&e part f:M.IP, oa tho lour ton is 12!.80, of the state, now, sprayinl doet and the alx ton at 117.78 ped beco!"e a necessity. This baa lon. Therefore, producing hl&b beco fijured at $8.80 per )'ields ol forage crops is one acre. of tho 1110st imporlallt steps toTbe fi&ure tbot most farmers ward profitable meadows. fall to co111idar 11 the facl thai Another factor lo consW.r is lalvJ and laxeo are a part of the JudimeDI In rtjlrd to the the coot of production. Assum- quality of the forage produc· lni land at aroand $150 per ad. 1 aere, Mr. Graffis, hao lilted Tons of hay or sllage is relathe land costa per acre of all tively easy 10 ju<i&e. t'he poands yield levels at approllmate!J of dlt!e1tlbie nutrlonto and dl· 10 per cent or fl5 per acre. He potlble protein produe<d per bao listed taxes at the same acre, are less eaally estimated, flJure. however blgbJy Important. HarThr total coal! of production vest at the right time to then for alfalfa grass meadows provide hlgbly digestible forage in Qblo, for one year atendo and high yleld.l of dry matter,' is fl&ured at f/3.78 lor 3 toni, and lllllllimum )'ielda of digest!$87.22 for t ton yields, IIIII ble nutdlenls do not normally $106.70 lor a 8 ton yield. Baaing coincide. the value at $25 per ton, t1e Tbe harvest schedule that for DOt return Is $1.22 per acre, aa alfalfa graas meadow will lot the 3 ton yield, 112 78 lor produce the malt hay will not the four ton yield, and 143.30 pt'OOuce the most digestible lor lbe 6 ton yield. nutrients or pounds of protein. Another way to consider IIlla Some oactiflce in IOns of hay lnlormaUon is based on !he produe<d · is made to achieve . ..v ' June is Time to Give Limelight to Milk Mr.ofand Mrs. Orville Comet~ wn Cincinnati, visited her vltamlnll. One 11-ounce glass of llulldoJ. • h F g Ig Marketi·n · NEW HOPE sisters. Mrs. Glndyo Cooper, husband, and JeMie Howell over tbe weekend and aUended the baptizing at New Hope churcb on &mday. Mr. and Mrs, Jamea Dewy Kee~ and child,... of Clnclnnati, visited his father, Dewy Keels, local, sister Darline Grant and husband over the weekend and oa lluDdoJ attendeol 1ervleeo al cbri. Mrs. Edna Loal of Colambus I• vllltln& her parenla a few day1, Mr. aDd MrL Charley Ross. Mrs. Murl Howard ·IIIII dautbler. ~ •illted her moth" • ·l!tJlll Bumey, at Berlin Ume level, the costs would be the same re1ardi..s of the tonDill'· Fertilizer COllis, however, f« the change from 3 to 4 tons, would be $8.80 per ac".' and would need to be approxunately doubled to get the six ton to about the same amount of eal~cium as is provided by 8 ounces program. They would be bead' . ""ii~·nall'd Iof whole milk' cheddar-type ol by admlnlstraton named by aaJ':~oc~:.~~ ~~;e no cheese, one and one-thlrd ouncbetter time to give milk es; cream cheese, one and three Umelighl. fourths cups; cottage cheese, _ _::~:.:._~.;;.:..;;;..._ _ 1 All of us trave heard the one and one-traH cupa: and ice BV ADA KEELS aaylng that milk 11 a eream, one and one-third cups. ~~. Os<ar Nuby of Colum- fond. Most of us know, Tbele are few other foods thai bus, . who hal been vlsltin& hia H Isn't qnite thai good. provide large amounto o1 calcicousm, Mrs. Loll SmJtb f o r er, milk and dairy products um In useable form. And calei· two weeks, left Tuesday for his basic lO an adequate diet urn is one of the nutrients home. most Americana. In milk which average American diets Mr. Edward Ross of Chicago, find most of the calcium are apt to be low. Ill , and his lathe~'. Mr. Char- ed for normal growth and sus· Without proper handling, the ley Ross. local, VISited Mrs. tained good health, p!UJ ...... Lola Smith Sanday. lent protein levels and several negotiating sales and could also -ate a production coatrol a t_ . eo111 aCOOlllplllllns IbM. l8lll Umlls. M1117 production artases f1 per toll lor each ad· ~ · .;,~ ~ 1 Mr. Graf11a nports IIO¥Irll COlla m 1111 same regardless dltlonal ton. Machinery cools MAI ith free!~! and the factors delermlnt! pro1n ..- of yield go up a little faster starting The ay il IIlla ear have loss from hoy sllap ....,.. · · . . al $1.31 per acre and increaa· all": :;"lou& 10 to Melp feed and • . So.;e of the ,:.:m,/;ar~:"' costa and lni $3, for each ton up to the 6 cau f rmers in hay and factors relate to production dow Ill :;:. 1 1 srasa mea- ton level 0 or one ym 0• eounty arod cHon As 8 result oosts of which 1..,. are eon· meadow P u. . will slant or uoclt . • whUe olb- llalldl, Mr. Grallis has fllured However, when you get to 1 many 1~;'er~ m.!.,'":fully .,.. chaiii!O a:%oo vol· yleldJ ~~3 • such costs as lime, assuming y c E IIIAliSLEI Crossroad~ ' 'i ' I "" _, �.. ' ' '· ,'f. -, • '. • .• ' .·Htw In Falmillf L I mat!mum Jleld DUirleots. Weevils., Inspire Second Look & ,.!, U:" be ~· of profits to lbe the re s n dow and asproductoon of mea . p lUre cro:. Gralfis Extensioa Don . ·1 ba 'eleaaed a ::';.'ph, ..;,.;its From .. sln tho different lleado~•· and tbe """ 0 P ro:'tuc:.. T 0 Wo U:. "::: ume changes 1 Tbe hlgber" tho yield tho P'e&ler the net return j,... acre. Costs of procluetioa lnereaae 88 yields increaae however lbe coals to produce' rise Jlower then the value of lbe ..-oducls ji'Odueod at least to witbiD cer- . rgan Government WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two of the nation'• major farm or· gaoizations are preparloi to tigbt _ if necessary - to keep sovernment Influence out of bargalniog decisions by farm marketmg associations. Their fire is aimed at a pro1 rl to be made public : by u~resident Johnson's 15member National Commlsllon Food Marketing n.e panel been lnvestlpting the food lndusory for more than a year; its report Is due on or before Jul 1 ~e 'cornmlsslon wW suoeat leg· tation authorizing establish· me~ of regional "marketln& boards" for farmers produclni ::S ~~~g~~~i ~·~arm~~ R dy ea . I n f l u.e n c e - and representing - the sec· rotary of agriculture. Charles B. Sbuman, president ol the American Farm Bureau Federation, and Oreo Lee Sial· ey, head of the National Farm· ers Organizatlon INFO), said their groups would f1gbt sucb a proposal. Waul Direct Talks . Sbwrran 1ald the Farm BUI' eau does not believe thai government should be a partoer ID form bargaining. Staley aP'eed. He said in an interview that barg•lnlng on farm prices sbould be a lll1llter of tree negoUatioo between farmer and buyer, wUh no government dlr· !:,t""': tbot the aoll Is at the desirable to B YIa~ ~ per n. 880 cos I« a 3 ton yield 18 fl0.3& per acre, ~I for the ~~~onol : .. nap, t goes up on Y per n. Tractor labor, he baa found ol $1.96 per acre al the 3 ton )'ield, but IIlla again only lr> ;:'' t. i z a IOD s I·n 1\IJtilca McDulel, 1oea1, 11111 Mr,. OICir Nab)r o1 Columbul, viiited old lrll!lllb at Pomero, Monday. Nora McDaniel of Berlin CrOSII'oada visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarley Ross Sunday. Brenda Kay Smith attended band practica at Southwestern Tuesday eveainl. Mrs. Marjory Payne and son Richard o1 BldWell, oislted her mother, lllrl. Lola Smith su.. d;y evening. Mr. Harokl ilopDI of Gallipolis, viiUed Mr. and 14 n Charley a.. recendy. Mr. and Mn. lilberl Smith end two datllhlm, Sandy and Ci ndy, of Portor, visited her mother, Mrs. Lola Smith Suaday evening. Tbey all motored Hay ' t . oclloo. . , chance to set theor own prl~. Staley saod the governments Shuman recalled that e role In bargammg Should be Farm Bureau began bf org~~ limited to preservmg competo· mg local asaocoations or mo 0 lloo and. preventing monopoly. crops. The actovoty haai ~n Bargammg by farm marke~ spreading a~ the organ 28 0~ lni aasocoaUo11B baa been play· builds exper!Once and manpow mg an mcreasmgly larger role er, however. Now, he srud,, t~e in agrieulture in recent years. Farm Bureau - the nation s Sbuman told a meeting of the biggest f~rm group - is devotAmerican agricultural edltoro lng half 1te bndget and stiff to IIlla week the! bargalnln& pro- market bargaomng programs. ararns by Farm Bureau affil- He said the goals of Farm tales are eopanding. , . . Bureau marketing groups were: Staley said the NFO s arm os To get the full market proce for to bring enough producers to- producers, and to search for gether to llargain effectively. ways to ~aise the l!1lll'ket price He told the editors that elfect· through unproved serv1ce and lve bargaining giveo f8111lers =a ~o:::th:::er:...:.: ste-"p"s.______ _ ,, IIJ dlgaUble vest. Is IIGII~ wllll dlpdo blllly ol lilt fonCt abel !liD protein per IDI't, liWl a· hoi' vtets, llowever the lOIII yield of hay was greeler with the 3 cuttings per season In tomparllllll with the lour cuttings per seaaon. With lbe shortsge ol moilture Mal£• County formers normally eoperience durlllg the mid-summer, we have difficulty in &etting lour cuttings. Tho ideal date of barresting a particular !Orqe 1peci01 is likely to be different from an· er apecloo. The relaUve stage ol maturlly Ia clolely related 10 digeaUblllly of the forage. This fact is con11dered to be DJOre precise with the grosses liWl lbe Iqumes. The decline In dlfleaUblllty of a!lalla and red clover Is 11101'0 closely related to the etage of IDIIUrity than of ladlno clover. '!be date of barveotlng must conolder the Injury to stand of lbe forage apeclea resulting from early harveste and tile desired digellllb!Uty of the forage. Forage for dairy animala In production, should have a dry matter digestibility of tl3 per cent or more U the aaimal is to produce at her potential. The timing of succe.!dlug har- BY PAT GLASS Ert A,.at Home Er Better Sem'ce iven by FHA Veil and IVIllblve adequate ,-. III'VII ol sugars ~ starches Ill the roots to SUI'Ylve ~ wln- ter. A five 10 alx week freque... cy of barVIII lor ollalla · haS proven to be aooeptable In Ohio. The P'•aae• such aa orelJard. P'al8 do well with • lour to five week recovery period be1\teen harveate, The llmlnl of the la1t barveet Ia lmporlallt for preparloi legume planll to survive the wlllter. Tho WI normal harveat lor alfalfa IIIII red clover should DOl be later than September 3-16. In Soulhem Ohio a very late and unusual barveat may be takml In very late October, at a time when little or no regrowth of the crop will occur before wllltet. A two or tbree Inch growth alter thiJ late harvest is oaUa!octory, however, a 8 to 8 Inch regrowth al this time can be damaging. Net returns from meadow• can be kept relatively high If !Iandi are maintained at leut two years and preferably three yeara or more on land not well suited · to com production. By dlstribuU118 tho cost of establlshment over more than one produo11on year, the IOial coeta to produce the crop is less. - -·----=----,--- Exdusive pew "'_., • crusher that handles high-tonnage with ""· --------~ ...y-Ferguson ancl New Holland TrKtol'l & Equlptnent FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 Need Pr()tection han COW IBT-Airllropl by tranaports to 111PPI1 oulpoet anita been batlle!leld b1111neas u Ulllllllnee Wolid Warn. But there was something uniiBUII about the million of the c-123 at left. cargo Included a cow, right, that reached the groom4 at the u.s. Army Si!ecial Fon:es Camp at Pllu Toe, South Vlet Nam, apparently. IlOilO the worse for the eoperlell£8 despite 1 sllghlly lllllered craie. Uve on!ma)a are belliC airlifted regularly to llollted politloDI to be kept for food when needed. THER PROOFED" CARBON ., BLACK FARM MARKET TRENDSHow Medicare Will Work Two run :..:.ds 0£Hea}th ·Prolectl•on Offered PHYSICAL FITNESS GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE WY 2-29/5 512 E. MAIN ST. , . ppMEIIOY, 0. IN GALLIPOi.IS CHUCK COLLIElt SEIIVICI ·11'0111 ' ' '. !\j • ' . ! : ., ! ' at ths BASE of YOUR SILO with ths , WHY DOES POMEROY LANDMARK HAVE THE LOWEST FREEZER PRICES? ••• BY TRAILER-LOAD BUYINGI j Don't Buy From A Catalogue, We Have Them On Hand. Come and See Them. Handles over 100 tons of corn sllagt an hour, blows II over 100 lett high tho crop 'nd reduces blowing capacity, the No. 56 Blower has a 45' feeding angle. (Seo omallllluslto· tidn.) Corn allaKe or haylage is auaered Jft 1 more straight-line direction, so the flow i1 uniform, end the chopped forages move much faster. Then en uclu· siva 56-inch rotor and sht wide paddles shoot the sl· Jage upward with a •ip' speed of 90 miles an hour, at, 540 rpm, with a direct pto drive. · SEE US FOR ALL YOUR ,fARM SUPPLY NEEDS ••• _,., USED BARGAINS ALWAYS! 1 Good U..d Frigideire Autometk Washer. A Real Buy At Only _ _ $75 Half-gallon of The hopper ••tends 20 Inches from the housing for Blower can speed uo vnur DDI!I_ r,.tinn Meigs Equipment Co. Roor Molgt Gontral H~ltal · 992-2176 ' POMEROY for each Central Soya of Ohio matt how much the McConnlck International No. 56 ant & Sycamore .. ----- -·· ( Gcofl111 a nt1D oneI cub~capacity Freezer, , ,, ., Refrigerator 9r Combination Gallipolis, 0. ------·-------- FREE ICE CREAM lncludln1 22 hllf-pllons of l;e Cr1am FREEl Chest Freeze AS LOW AS 00 •·· ·. l'luo '"" ICI! Cnom 1 Good Uaed Unlco Chest fl'llztr, now only - - - $100 1 Good Used Unico Refrigerator Also A R11l Good Buy At POMERo·y • --Mer,.. c._,, . .. ...............,...... , G'olllo • """"' •. Uoli W. -'I U,.r lnd ef Pi !I N~body, Yes Nobod.y Can Unde~ll Pomeroy.Landmark ' ~ ' .-..~-- . ,• .... < ' • • OPEN TIL f P.M. ' ' ·-·- - , •)o • ' ' ...... co.-.l'llonol ti'tl:mt ' WE DELIVER - WE SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY FOR 100 MILES - WE FINANCE ••• ~.JSE OUR EASY ,ENNIES-A-DAY PLAN. _,, " you buy in a . Formerly: Muter Feed & Seed Co. Combination EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM :u~C::: Your Farm Service Center ',easy drlve·through clearance. Stop In and let U!l esd· FROST FREE e OPEN e Fence Chargen ePosts 22 cu. It Duple1 FREEZERS, Chest and Upright REFRIGERATORS- COMBINAnGNS AIR.CONDtnONERS- WASHER-DRYERS RANGES- DISHWASHERS ELECTRIC FENCE ,,.• ' SUPPLIES . • FREEZER It's LANDMARK'S ... BREAK the BOTTLENECK Instead of the usual 90' turn that momentarily stops ome of the Gravely UJI!n fielding thia powerful teamthe hilh·torque Gravely Tractor and the all-gear·drive 30" Rotary and oee what they say. Eopecially the ones !bet have owned a Giavely lor 10 yean or more. Then, if you don't believe them, pick your to11gheat mowing job and oek uo to ohow you;wbat the Gravely Clll do. Or pick one of our other 38 attachments. All you have to do is caUl a ILICIIIC FIICE . IISULIIOI lwHI Trntor wllft Rldtr, ASK 4-H Camping Season Opens OnJune26 Compension •II'•• Indestructible? ltotlfJ' tiiOWjl Workmen's BY WIWAM P. SMI'Tu pens•tlon, but was not. Tbe ao an employea. U1ually a be. Tho safeal approach 10 thl1 hu workmell'o compeasation U ~ m ·llllerflllcl Itt oilArea ED. A&eDl fanner • employer could . be membar of tho family would problem Is lor the farmer• to CCJVOI'ap, II be II ICO()Witable t.dning workmen's oompennMaay larllleri ollbe area assessed up to 118,000 lor death n~t be considered aa employee qrn oa the value of the under lilt law. U the ctalom lion cover8JI, then write lo eot. carry werkmen's corrlpert·l of an employee, plus unpaid either. Farmfnll pariDera are oervlCOJ and report that value operalor doeln'l cany cover- the Underwrltln& Secli111, llu""tlo:: :overage whoe~ th ~y rr€!!'1!•.•m• and ~naltlel . 1'1le not tmployeu lor the purposes for premium payment p u r.o qe, you may haYe tbe COlt of reau of Workmen's ~safarm labor. Are you one aum could be e'Ven hlgber than of wo.rkltlen·a comperu•UUu. I'\IDi:l•· ~ ~~ zti.Jt:~ ~~ ~~~,tA 1A.a- ""'~YeiUI of the t:lon. Columbul, Ohio. F~ addi· t-R camp at Canter'• Clft those who II not aware of this lor Injuries and loss of When tw~ farmers 10 be performed In a llWillBr that lndepentllnl cu1tom operator tiona! informa110n or .,,,...,..,., once again ""¥""' ;;. r.: ;;..-;:. beneflto and responslb•il·i,tipresnsst-l Ume, oopeclally I! there Is per· exchange labor, they u1ually do bldlcates an employer..mptoyse charied to your risk. Don't 101 you may alao CODtaet your 1o- mer eampinl JUIII :II 11 1 1 der the workmen's " mane11t disability. not consider themaelve~ em- relationship. caulht 1hort on this II you cal county Exlen1lon Aaont or with a kounly eoun.tlor TralDtlon lawa of Ohio? Under the law an employer ployeeo and they usuaU~ · do Wben you hira cullom work ars deailllii with cullom oper• the Area Extension Farm Man· lni Camp. cannot provide coverage ' for not consider what the conse- dono, make Jure tba bldlvltlual tori. Protect your !arm Intel' a,.ment Agent, 371 E. Main Since yeu are In the l!lldst -•-rma the cuotom ervleea ell at all Urnes. ~· Gllllo, w ........, Jacklcm, himself and he Is not counted quences of an Injury wo uld re .... Street, Jackaoa, vmo. ·--~ a buoy season of the year Lawrence, and Meip Countloo hirlllg of farm labor Is aolna wW be oending • older .. be at its peak, you may mombors to canters cave 1« to conelder laklni necesaary ac· two d&yll' training. Fred BntDy tion to safquard youroeH •- By United Pre11 1ntel'llattonsl Booton butt• were 111 to Z\1 Tl ar•' ' ea Clevetend ol the Stete . galllst a aavere financial loss The hog market reached Its cents higher. . 4-H Club ltall w!U bt coacluct- ' or possible ruin. h h'••es highest level; since March in Ill a4d 017 xu eenta blper. Dlllrlct Ma•·ing le8lfDns in "UIIIIertllndlng -.•• borne btllth agency. For ez. what services are covered when campera," "Fun Whtle Le·-'1 Every Iarmer W 0 " the midwest this week. Cattle Hog recelpto totaled .410,000 -'tal •-!tal -~ larm labor should be familiar . I lth I I I keto and Soolal S..urlty ample, If you IO to a ho,,.. ' you go to a _, . lllg," anll "Tecbnlqllls of Coull- i 'th certain 1 eta bo 1 th proces were lrregu ar, w at twe ve term na mar Tber are two klnd1 of healtb you wlll ordinarily 1how your 8 WI kmen' a at~ 1 steers up a quarter and heifers dlract marketings In Iowa ond Insurance wrder medicare · hoa- beolth Insurance card wbon you Belll!i." ! ; : 18 apartcompensf 8 d n f aw. • quarter. Minnesota. This was a 67,1100 pnollnsurance, which belPa pay are admitted and will probably Other worksbop planning sesa o soun arm Fewer hogs and cattle were head drop from the previous 1or cer taIn covered hosp Its! be ask·' •-.. 1 to rm t h t managemeat. w to 1,. lions will be held for ilag, ves- 1 The Ohio law states that marketed than last week. week. lnd hoopltal-related service1, hospital can uae to make Ito per, campllre, eaadlelllhting, ! ery employer of three or more Slaughter steenr under 1200 Ew01 Steady and medl<al insuran.,., which claim for payment. outdoor recrtatlon, and nature different persona durirtl a pay . were largely steady to .25 Slaughter lambs finished the help.! pay your doctor bills. You will be notified wheneveducation, All wlll 1101 be work period must carry workmen's at majm· livestock week selling mostly $1.00 to You may recelv~ aervlcea er payment boa been made lor c.nllnued From Page 5) for lhl oounHlors, however, as compensation. 1'hls . Heavier weights $1.110 lower, but in extreme• covered by medicare I hoopltal aerviceJ you have received. . they have Ume to enjoy the poOl • part·Ume ompl&yees and min· oteady to 25 and In declines amounted to el .OO. Insurance lila parUclpillng hoa- The notlco will Jhow tho num- for .the followmg : and the other outdoor recreaor• All tbree persons do n0 1 . Ia Sl ghte es and feeder pita!, an extended care facility her of days of care you have Sotups, prone stretch, bend luana! lacililies and al!O leisure llEPORT TREMili\S 50 1 · be ms nces · o~er. au r ew d (a skilled nursing home or a left in that 1 'Spell of illness" or sitting, cat bw:k, knee kiss, · timt MOSCOW tUPI) 1....-... have to emp""''"" at the At !Tiost pomts slaughter lambs were mostly stea y. apeelal part of B hospital) , or the number of home healtb Vis- bend sltUng rotatloo, bamsttlnl . . . of Tashkerd same time. were steady to 25 off. In carlot trading spring lamb In ur borne from a b om e Ita llill &V'IIallable. stretch standing, and olltina Once cowrselora have """lv· j- t City H you employ less than Cows were .25 to ll Oil, with the carcasses were steady to three ~ agency such 88 the vloi~ SpeU 01 DIDess down, pectortal atretcb, kntel- ed tralnlllg they will then as- ::lioo n~n•" : dlffereDIWOiten darln& a pay mo•t downturn on uUioty and cents a pound lower. mostly ing nurses ""oclauoo. The do.,. Benefits under the hospital lng pectorlal stretch, aod noor sist with the other t-H cam~s Imore J:n 100 w..hii~ pe~iod, tbe llw does not ~ Bulls were steady one to _two cents off. tor or person arranging f 0 r Insurance program are paid touch. during the aummer, Junior I tremors !lnw April qulh you to carry workmen a .50 lower Ve~lers were Receipts of about 34,000 sheep these services for you will know ,during 3 certam period of time, I . Camp for 11·13-year-oldl July 'al Soviel oews colllpeDIIUoa, but you may at St. Paul but $4 00-to were down 15 per cent from whether an institution or agen- ealled a ''spell of illness, This I lndJV!duall wbo have uaed 10.14 and Senior tamp for lt offle.i ted Tb ldaJ c.arry IL And ~th all the bene- 18.00 lower at East St. Louos. last week cy is participating In the pro- does not refer to any pa;licular the center thus far report they and ~ver to be held July 11-22. Tass repor .. - ..ur. - , f1ti1Dd lfttection Pricea for feeder_ cattJe were Live c_aUle fUtures _ended the gram. illness you may have, oor doe!! / f~~ 100, per cent better. A new camp has betD planned NEW AMBASSADOR t. should ifve serious steady. m Instances week woth mixed procea chan· To participate In the medl- it refer to a single stay in a That I the main purpOIO for lor Ju. 11-10 and rosorvationo ' SAIGON 'UPI -'-- · · yet 'betn fllled Thll i1 Wllk 1IOD to '"'1e care program hospit'lls extend- hosp1tal or extended care fa- 1the center" wu.. •tr ID8uraoce, wea k to ·s•" ll ff · ges on the Ch'Jcago Mercan t·l ' said Dillon· "!1'1 bave not &2• h I beMI en if you employ a sinJie work· Twelve-market rece1ptR of Exchange August delivery ed care facili,lies and ' home cihty 1 not just I we\ght-.reduelng plant. 11 CIMP t!tpeelaUy for 9 and lO.. l~on, b· 8~ to er only oceulooally. 176,000 cattle were moderately declined 15 to 25 cents, while llealth 'agencies must meet i y~ first "spell or ll!ne!l!l" l Ita over~ll purpose la to keep ye~ar-old ._H club members, ~~~!INa~~ :~ ""'lt'<llia:i Tho premium lor worlnnell's smaller than last week. the April contract advanced 15 opacified olaodaroll which dem- begins on the flrot day (after an lndlVJdual In top pby•lcal •S h I hed 1.:;' .. "'" •· based tir I C Be I Off t t s~ 40 h d ed condotoon " • mllh w o1, 'lfi!C fte Uthree "' "' eompeDSawuu m en e Y ow e cen s o "r · per un r - onstrate that they provide high June 30 llt66) you receive COV· · Moaeow'• Lenin State Libr• s upon the amOWlt of payroll, Wholesale ca~lot prices for weight. The press~re on the quality health care. In addl· ered ho~Jtal or extended care : Equipment on b~nd thus far iD 1 ry coDtainl appro~:i~atel)' 20 l:~,~~n ~~{, t~flaBri~lah embU and (or thiJ reason IIOlB8 farmand he1fer bee( were nearby contra-cts reflected hon they mul!lt agr!t! not to servlcea. It ends when you have eludes two electr1c health bJcv. million items acconbnco to tRe ' ed Th -~y .,_ tarry lhe pro tet· I ' , ,, Encyclopaedia' Britannica. • announc ______••ers "ISe_'1 c wn stea dY to 112: cent a poun d!ears ofib J era markt' e mg charge the medicare benefic!- not been in any ho!!pltal or ex- I: cles, two belt massagers, salou . ··---- aL all times rqardless of the Cow beef was mostly 'h because ~f large cattle num· ary for service!! paid for by the tended care f&clllty for 80 1figure conditioner, a Z bar [or ~· : number ot employes. H to 1 cent uff. bers, while support for the program and Uley mWJt abide consecutive days. Then a new Isometric eonditionins1 band, ; tin il available. A'ITENDS CONFERENCE ' do not blrt aDY farm Unrespon_slve carcass ~ade distant mon,ths was promp!ed by Title VI of the CivH Ri8hts ' 'spell of illness" can begin the leg and arm devices, ropus, DiUon will add two more TOKYO 1UPIJ - seorel:a17,1! dur1DI IJtf l!x IIIOIIth live cattle prrces. by the likel1hood of a relative Act, which prohibit! discrlml· next time you receive covered vibrating •lanl boarda, electric pieces ol equipment ahortly. AI- State Deart Rusk wm period, there wtuld be DO were generally bearish ihortage of cattle in the second nation based on race, color, or hospital or extended care aerv- roller massager and a rowing so when fall arrives, plans call here July 4 to attend the. mlamat. ~elective, with weighta a half of the year. An easier national or111n. icea. machine. f~ men, couplet, and group American-Japan ministerial · By batllll workmea'l major prJce !actor. dressed beef market also Ho!lpital insurance payments Moat people will not have to When Dillon tan't lround Wal- lcla!lleS. fereDC'e on trade and penaatiad: JOtl u Midwest hog markets ad- served kl depress the August will be made directly to t h e bother about trying to keep the ter il. Walker, a 1966 GAHS I PatrotJI are entitled to cof. , and for ·alk5 · ·: would be he from to the highest levels contract. hospital or other organization detaila of this rule in mind. graduate, is the son of Mr. and fee, and an AM-FM radio will Mini st~r Eisa.lm .s&tft; r+l-oer llabUJty. 'ftle covered early March but lost part Wheat, soybean!!, corn, rye furnishing the services, by one Usually, if you enter 11 hosplt- Mrs. Don Walker of 509 Magno!- i be installed In the center short·· Foreign Office ann • lllfol'·e d ployea wuuld lleo have their gains In late week and oat!l were subfltantially of the organizations, such as at or extended care facility, you Ia Drive. He~ plan• to enter ' ly. Thursday. •... . They can get paymento Closing prices at moot higher on the Chicago Board of Blue Croso or a private lnsur· will not stay long enough to use Ohio State thla fall where ne · With 111<b a center, resl---disabliiUoo lllffered were steady to .75 Trade. ance company, de!igrrated to aU of your benefito. When you will major in pre-medicine. denll will be able to take part · SllNTENCiiD TI1REE. farm work aad pa.ymeat with many up .25 to .50. Wheat wa!l upS to 8; corn up handle such claims. You &low use hospital or extended care Be1ides the equipment oD .in phyliell rttneu pi'OII'Iml UI'IJ•! BULAWAY? · Rhodesia medical, bolpltal and St. Jo!Oph and Sl. Paul 414 to 711 aoybean• up 9 to your health IMurance card benefits, the Social Security hand, several American Medi· :ed bY tho lato PrHident John , - Three Afrrcans were tadol cotta. were steady to .25 lower. Sow! 21~4 ; oats up 3% to 4~; and when you are B!lked about pay· Administration will keep track ul Ass!lciation bulleUna are ; F. KenDedy in 1960. : tenrcd to death and a '1'111 laW JI'OVIdel for 1n01t polntB were steady to rye up 41h to 5~, rnent arrangement!! by a boa- of your "spell of Ulnes1" for available concerning physical Sucees! of the l'eflfer depends 1was ah·en 1~ years 1e._ penaltlel H there 111 hlgber, Closing prices pald for pltal, estended eare taclllty, or you and 1ive you informati!ln fltneu prOfl'IMI. AIJo, liter• on tile reaetloo of residents in · men! for k1 ll m,g a work lttjury • death Pork loins were oleady to w~ole,.le eggs delivered to - - - on how many "benefit" daya tore complied bY the nation'• the commwrlly, Dtlton empba· worker and seUong f~ . and tbl lbould 1 pound lower. Hams were Chicago week generally -wtre er. Wholesale butter prices at you have left. outatandinl physical Nucation slzed, abd tttay be a determlr1· 1 occupif'd rai lwa' · ·~lt !Jo.., wodtmeu'1 two to three cento, while anchangtd to fractionally hiJh- Olleago ad~anced II to 1 cent A Ia tor ar~clo will describe Instructors at major unlversl- lng factor for a YMCA. year. it was reJ)<Jrted GRAVELY 3001 of 1 lora little three longer. or four days, lure -;:-;:;-::;::::;:;--;;;·;;,;:;:;:;-------~================== of nol>bomncenlzed milk tamlnaled. When milk ln. clear-glass con- is not aa smootb alter freezing For further lnlormatlon stands m a snnny win- aa before, but the texture ol your ateaalon ollloe IIIII It wUI or unprotected on a door_,., homogenized ..,. remains glad to send you the USDA BulIt los~~ rlbolla~!n and may smooth. Freezinl mJIIt In glass letiD ''Gettlnc EIIOUih Milk" ..., a sunlight . off flavor bottles frequently brew lbe anck>r The Ohio Stele BullatiD =::= as brief a lime as half seal "poses the milk 10 air "Milk • Both of these bulletino hour ' ' · If mill. is delivered In clear· and may allow H to become .... are free. __ _ ""' , bottles and can't be re~ promptly, provide a or metal receiving bos for preferably a box that Is in· 1ulated. Some milk Is aold in · dark glass bottles, IIIII these give better llgbl proteetion than clear glass. When using milk, . keep H out of the refrigerator ! just long enough to pour tilt I wanted for immedlote , . ; Don't m1x oew milk with old, lor immediate uae. Bao· tbat cause stale fhlvor inIn stared milk, even In milk In good star· conditions. I does not harm either the wholesomeness or the nu· 1 value of milk. The tex· See The NEW HOLLAND HA YBINE ......,- zrr -..-.= . your family uses may loBe in cleanliness, flavor, value. To keep fresh milk at ita best., follow the rule of 3 C's and a D. Keep milk Clean, Cold, Covered, and Dark. Milk holds both food value and best when kept cold. It's good practice to take each botue or carton of milk to the sink, rinse it uounder cold running waand dry it with a clean cloth promptiy put the milk lo !be refrigerator. Stored near the unit, milk can be exto keep good quality and milk provides about 23 per I" of the recommended daily b fowance of calcium for a Services to farmers and cally active l!lliD. The dairy foods may be used to get al people have been by the Fannon Home 10 Jacl<son to villll a brother tratinn recently by and !On, Mr. Charles Smith, office at Tl East wife and children. Athens, Ohio (formerly Dr. and Mrs. Chester Pryor ler's ltestaurant). son Mart of Cincinnati, This olllce wiD ..,e aa a bee mother, Mrs. Ada base lor Melgl, Vbrton, and and IIIIer and lr.mtly over Hockin& counties. weelcend and attended the Milton E. Roush Is the Coulllllln& Ia Dry Run on Sunday, ty Suporvlaor of the new Ullll. Mr. Edward Rosa ot Office botll'll have been Dl., lell lor b1s home, He !!shed II lollows: Athens, been visiting bls parents, Wednelday morning at T1 IIIII Mrs. Cbarley Ross. Stste Street; Melgl, each Rev. Vaoco WatsOn, day morning from 10 a.m. of Providence cllw'ch, 12 noon at the Masonic a w:JIIderlul 111!1'111011 to a Buildini, ASCS office, bouse. The 1ervict• were Vinton, Second and ad by all present both · Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 1y and financially. at County Aaent office Rev. Roy Sherrod, wife house, McArthur; va of Zanesville, visited h 1 County, first Thursday 10 . mother, Mrs. Cornelia to noon at SCS office, 61 North son and husband Lloyd Street, Logan. ly. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black of Galllpollo Rl., called oo MI. aDd Mrs. lJoyd Hutcheson SUr> day JDOrlling before """Ices. Mrs. lllmtlla Lalhum, P• lrieia Harris, Mrs. Ina Harris, Is this All-Gear-Drive Ill of Blackfork, visited I be Riding Tractor and its latter's brother, Mr. Hul<beson and wHe Monday. All-Gear-Drive 30" Mrs. Ina Harris remained visit her brother and wife Rotary Mower REALLY lew days. ' Farmers Profits~e::.::~N;:.:h~~~~~!:~!: 1feld. Seed1na coals would be eoat to 'prouuce a lOA 111 dry approxlllllltely the .}amt I or matter. 'nlese fliUI'el Ulustrate each yield level and it has been that ille cost per ton is reduciillted at 15.56 per aore. ed •• ·the yields increase. The When .we conelded the quea- ooat per ton ll8inl tbelle figures tion ol aUalfa weevil in tbio on the three loa uloid basis are area, as well u, a Iar&e part f:M.IP, oa tho lour ton is 12!.80, of the state, now, sprayinl doet and the alx ton at 117.78 ped beco!"e a necessity. This baa lon. Therefore, producing hl&b beco fijured at $8.80 per )'ields ol forage crops is one acre. of tho 1110st imporlallt steps toTbe fi&ure tbot most farmers ward profitable meadows. fall to co111idar 11 the facl thai Another factor lo consW.r is lalvJ and laxeo are a part of the JudimeDI In rtjlrd to the the coot of production. Assum- quality of the forage produc· lni land at aroand $150 per ad. 1 aere, Mr. Graffis, hao lilted Tons of hay or sllage is relathe land costa per acre of all tively easy 10 ju<i&e. t'he poands yield levels at approllmate!J of dlt!e1tlbie nutrlonto and dl· 10 per cent or fl5 per acre. He potlble protein produe<d per bao listed taxes at the same acre, are less eaally estimated, flJure. however blgbJy Important. HarThr total coal! of production vest at the right time to then for alfalfa grass meadows provide hlgbly digestible forage in Qblo, for one year atendo and high yleld.l of dry matter,' is fl&ured at f/3.78 lor 3 toni, and lllllllimum )'ielda of digest!$87.22 for t ton yields, IIIII ble nutdlenls do not normally $106.70 lor a 8 ton yield. Baaing coincide. the value at $25 per ton, t1e Tbe harvest schedule that for DOt return Is $1.22 per acre, aa alfalfa graas meadow will lot the 3 ton yield, 112 78 lor produce the malt hay will not the four ton yield, and 143.30 pt'OOuce the most digestible lor lbe 6 ton yield. nutrients or pounds of protein. Another way to consider IIlla Some oactiflce in IOns of hay lnlormaUon is based on !he produe<d · is made to achieve . ..v ' June is Time to Give Limelight to Milk Mr.ofand Mrs. Orville Comet~ wn Cincinnati, visited her vltamlnll. One 11-ounce glass of llulldoJ. • h F g Ig Marketi·n · NEW HOPE sisters. Mrs. Glndyo Cooper, husband, and JeMie Howell over tbe weekend and aUended the baptizing at New Hope churcb on &mday. Mr. and Mrs, Jamea Dewy Kee~ and child,... of Clnclnnati, visited his father, Dewy Keels, local, sister Darline Grant and husband over the weekend and oa lluDdoJ attendeol 1ervleeo al cbri. Mrs. Edna Loal of Colambus I• vllltln& her parenla a few day1, Mr. aDd MrL Charley Ross. Mrs. Murl Howard ·IIIII dautbler. ~ •illted her moth" • ·l!tJlll Bumey, at Berlin Ume level, the costs would be the same re1ardi..s of the tonDill'· Fertilizer COllis, however, f« the change from 3 to 4 tons, would be $8.80 per ac".' and would need to be approxunately doubled to get the six ton to about the same amount of eal~cium as is provided by 8 ounces program. They would be bead' . ""ii~·nall'd Iof whole milk' cheddar-type ol by admlnlstraton named by aaJ':~oc~:.~~ ~~;e no cheese, one and one-thlrd ouncbetter time to give milk es; cream cheese, one and three Umelighl. fourths cups; cottage cheese, _ _::~:.:._~.;;.:..;;;..._ _ 1 All of us trave heard the one and one-traH cupa: and ice BV ADA KEELS aaylng that milk 11 a eream, one and one-third cups. ~~. Os<ar Nuby of Colum- fond. Most of us know, Tbele are few other foods thai bus, . who hal been vlsltin& hia H Isn't qnite thai good. provide large amounto o1 calcicousm, Mrs. Loll SmJtb f o r er, milk and dairy products um In useable form. And calei· two weeks, left Tuesday for his basic lO an adequate diet urn is one of the nutrients home. most Americana. In milk which average American diets Mr. Edward Ross of Chicago, find most of the calcium are apt to be low. Ill , and his lathe~'. Mr. Char- ed for normal growth and sus· Without proper handling, the ley Ross. local, VISited Mrs. tained good health, p!UJ ...... Lola Smith Sanday. lent protein levels and several negotiating sales and could also -ate a production coatrol a t_ . eo111 aCOOlllplllllns IbM. l8lll Umlls. M1117 production artases f1 per toll lor each ad· ~ · .;,~ ~ 1 Mr. Graf11a nports IIO¥Irll COlla m 1111 same regardless dltlonal ton. Machinery cools MAI ith free!~! and the factors delermlnt! pro1n ..- of yield go up a little faster starting The ay il IIlla ear have loss from hoy sllap ....,.. · · . . al $1.31 per acre and increaa· all": :;"lou& 10 to Melp feed and • . So.;e of the ,:.:m,/;ar~:"' costa and lni $3, for each ton up to the 6 cau f rmers in hay and factors relate to production dow Ill :;:. 1 1 srasa mea- ton level 0 or one ym 0• eounty arod cHon As 8 result oosts of which 1..,. are eon· meadow P u. . will slant or uoclt . • whUe olb- llalldl, Mr. Grallis has fllured However, when you get to 1 many 1~;'er~ m.!.,'":fully .,.. chaiii!O a:%oo vol· yleldJ ~~3 • such costs as lime, assuming y c E IIIAliSLEI Crossroad~ ' 'i ' I "" _, �' . . •· The Sunday Tlme,.SenUnel, Sunday, Juno 28, :... . ~ Buekpasser Sets Record In Classic ; ' • " - 1 l&te, and Btlckpasser, ( -·· ·· post ""men Oil baS IDd' itS JW T . leg ooa a ••"i 8 ' three lop players-Ken ~~iu. : r1. Bill Casper, and Kerm•. ZarSTANFORD, Calif. 1UPI)- 7ll hole score of 285 . I A total of seven play«s flfed • ley. . National amateur champion Giles finished with four blr-' two under 69's in tht> best show- 1 All t~r~ players 1R second Bob Murphy of Florida, playing dies and an eagle but also had : ing or the tournument and made pla('e 1romcally bogeyf'd the as thoujh this life depended on three bo~eys for his 68. Mur~by, for a total of nine sub-par rounds 18th hole. il. shol a foUr under par 67 on 1meanwh1le. bogeyed the th1rd, 1on Saturday. ! Two stroke!l back of the a windless day Saturday, to win fifth and I7th. Fiv~ strokes back of the win- leader at 214 were Jack the NCAA golf championship - - - -ner tied for U:urd of 288 were McGowaa and Homero Blancu. with a 72 hole score of 823. Bob Dickson of Oklahoma Stele, Blucaa end Zarley had led 111• Murphy, one or about 10 playrunnerup .. Murphy "' lba Na- lor 36 hoi.. with !Ill. ers from Ibis year's tournament Uonal Amateur championship The ...,_ round ol tile expeeted lo lurll prolesiiloaal lest year, lllld Arne Dokka of lounlament wao turned 1" by blr<Ued the llrat, alxth, oeventh, Los Angeles Stele. DickJon had fool, 1 inoh Georce Archer, who eiJhll nth, l!th and lith holeo • • closing rouad 71 aod Dokka, wound up ~ 1 torrid 67 Salen roule to hio sub per S4-3U'I. who led bY lwo strokes after urday. Archer 1 10 the hacli: That was more tban eaough to the third round, bad 1 three 1nme Bet • ~~live course oingleL fending champion 11or ..,... nu. won bealea Selurdly Muy of Smith's best idiots-• ....., II a ...,............... son brilliantly ov.-powwed Stu Mimi Arnold of Suta Barbara, and they were good oae..•~-=::~1 header liter till ....._ Smilb of PasaiMI, lliiii., lid Calif. aud Rosemary Casali o1 lunied lniD polal!l forE lba - · t.l. Billie Jeaa Kill& I'IIW fRIIIl Saa Francisco. Naacy Rlehey wbose boom.iJJ& 1Dl8Sbea behind to wiD *-* IIHmd CUff'e lister and the fourth elzzled. matcbetl Saturdll ~ . . dJI.. lead Jed KatblteD Harter. of Smith'• only cbaaee wa• shorteaed Wim._.. leiliil Seal Beach, CaJif., 6-%, 2-0 roar bia first eerviee CbampioRships. ..._ ebe raJns came. the COJ'IIUI ud bope tbeo ~=~~ The rain whieh hll IDII'ftd _.,_ Wu Great would relurll abort or 0' the lourney from Ita (leslnal"'!, Smith, !be former U.S. juolor But wbea thai lira! oervi<e cut play •hort and left ....... champion, played well ........ aot make ~~ EmersoJJ matches - llocluding the fourth to be 8811Blied with hie game, tho oecolld and round encounter belwee• Cliff but Emerson was great alld caught Smith out of Richey of Dail"' and oecont(. woa 1-2, 1-2, 6-2. '!be Austre- with smaehea up the oeeded Tony Roche of Aueb:alle Uan, oeekins his third oucces- delicately placed angllnc Pre. lllllnotllioll - to be rescheduled be had over played against eourt retUI"JII. Nalloaal •...Denn1s Ralston, who has (Doel aut lacludl IIPt - } Murphy NCAA Go If tr lh Champ ct K". n: K G •• " bt" (f k I c• r.l vi M c ~ b T r •• " ~ ( • I oa = Mets HI'ke'Wm' Streak to Four, ·Clobber Cubs, 9 V' , s , ISlt ltrs New Proposals • City n MeXICO 962 ;J Late . -- -· --··- -. -Y Sox lO 3 Nm'th Frame th;·; 1--'- _ Favorites Triuntph in 1 I AAU Events """"rl' ' I ' l r -Y -lilt- :f. t! =:.:d.";' ~~- ~- ~ ~ i~~.;41Jif+Y":Ikd1'h .wllfi:Jioth.doc~d· ,. Pomeroy Or Bowlers Fl'ru'sh 5th in Tourney 40 Entries Being 'The Ashland Oil team of the IJunior Bowlers of Pomeroy were Accepted for in Columbus last week ttl bowl ~o~;;,t~!u~~i~e~:ate Junior i Pee Wee Event mixmd bile ~:~~ "E. v: only tllree hila II were chalking up Younc struck oui · U .- · '!be loJie f~ Andy Y\IU.~ end a aJnilie with a triple. Tiger bitters GaiDa Academy Hll!locboal ltudenaa wbn W~.Juld like to play oa a summer basen11U ~u.d have beeo aoked to ;;:.tael Marlo Bush, 416-3172. Tbe team wtll be made uu of lads wbo an~ If, 17. a hi.lllle a , ·p . __ .:.....:.; Braves by 20-10 The Gallipolis Pony League . Dodgers outlasted the Braves · 20-10 il) a game played on Me· mortal Field Friday evening. ' The winner! scored 11ix big 1 ~EW YORK runs in the first imting, and was I Elias endb Keak thea:~~:; . . . 1never headed runs to ae ~ long Shovel Head for the Times·Sentmel cameraman Frt· I hit of 11 trapped it via trout line in the Muskingum River. Null 1 Jim Williams was the winning ' John on June HI, near Null's cabin just off the Muskingum. Left hurler, Junior Bostic the loser. carry the n Null, Tony Merola and Don Curnette. B .d M. . Sa nd s a z-I victory over ern je, 111 tron , u er , k y k !Spencer and Craig each collect- 1 Yor an ef!l. ., 1 •·• .,. E earns ntere 1 J t8 two --~~p;w,'c;,;s;-,WJ:;;~~ j doubles , Burney, R. Dll<lll, I Dodger• Outslug Istun, E. Abbott end l each a single. T A Hlid yeart old. G•lllpolls hasn't Ju.d a summer IP.am to1 bilil aebool boy1 for teverad yean. KC d Ill • 8h ed three hils lur u,e winnm. 1 Elias's homer, bllo I Johnson had two of the losers ! five hits. Elliott and Jackson poe nH e . had a triple and Hern.!liworth, I came 0 t th~ seas;m·thhit~left. LL Tournament · :~~~e"lieved ·~~!~~:-foul1hlleltl Boster, had I The Ashland Oil team came nnua The. Dodgers are 4·1 in league : efcbljljt ' i in fifth in the state, finishing •- th B 6 ,,._;·,·t !only 36 pms less than the State 1· EnirJ·es fur tlte lhird annual e raves v- . oil Whitey Ford ' ''J . . !· p~y , 1 Champions. 1Syracuse Pee Wee Tournament Tht! Eighth Annual K~ger 1 is Red Sox; 1965 - Middleport ! Yank~s. ~1ddleport !~tans , J making his fli'sl I The Ashland Oil team is! to be held at the Syracuse Ball Creek Tournament for Little Yankees. Chesh1re Ttgers, and Racmu. the moWJd · I h k f J PEE WE~: U:AGUE I composed of Lennie Van Meter, Park duri~g t e wee o u Yl Leaguers will get underway at Umpires for aU games will Addavllle Sluggers. Gallipolis Steve Van Meter, Pat O'Brien, 10, are bemg accepled through , 6:15 p. m. Wed~sday, ,July 7, I be Bob Burchett, Doug Hems- Athletics, Gallipolis White Sox, I BASEBALL STANDlNt;S Pat Story and Mike Sawyer. July 8. . when. t~ Add~vJ!Ie Jets meet l ley and Guy Gumther. . Pt. Pleasant Dairyland, Galli- I TEAM Wun l..m;t I pONY LEAGI Mike Sawyer bud high game I Tourna~ent mana~er Robert the Galhpohs T1gers. All. games Other teams entered m the polis Orioles, Pt. Pleasant City J-Hawks .... , . . ..... 1 0 TE_A~ .. for the State's Junior Bowlers , Louks said there Will be no ar~ Eastern Standard Time.. 1 1965 t~ur~ament are: . Ice and Fuel, Gallipolis Sena - Angel.!! PhJIIJes ........ ·f· ·. t!~ll' 01 with a 205 entry fee for the tournl"V and 1 Second game of Ute evemng. Gallipolis Red Sox Middle· ,~ B dl d B G 11 . 1 R b. Dodgers ........ 4 ·· 0 Red . .,, b 1 ed h . h 1965 d I ' wrs, e or r<~ves, a rpo - 0 IllS . • .. '. .. .. I a Mac and Amanda Sawyer, t~o games WI . e p ~: eac at 7:_ 30 p. m., pits t e . e- 1~rt Senators,_ Pt. Pleasant Pu.re is Yankees , Pt. Pleasant Fish- Falcons 1 (l : . s ............ . ( coaches and instructors were mght on lhe ltghted fuJd. fendmg champiOns, the M1ddle- Otl, Cottageville Dodgers, Midp , p·r t Syr use C d ........" .. , . .. 1 0 Giants .. ....... 1 in Columbus with the ' team Any boy who will not be 10 port Yanks against Pt. Pleas- dleport Braves Pomeroy Tig- eprs, omerDodo } 1 a_ es,M.ddalc · ' Laark8 Braves .. .... ... 0 -t 1 1 Mrs. Leonard Van Meter als~ years old before August 1 will I ant Fruth Pharmacy. The ers, Pt. PleaSC:nt Reds. C h fl. R:eroy Pt P~e~:: nt ~all!~~e Or~ol~ ·' · · · · · · ·.·. ~ . . TOTALS - U 1t Iattended the tournament. be eligible to play and no . Pomeroy Yank~s play the Pt. . shire Redlegs. Buffalo,_ w. lron.eg:~rtl~nd, an~ Middleport 1 Eagle: 0 ; I ~AST WEEK'S Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer and team may hae tmh ore than ~ i Plethasan t Ktwams atf8l•h30 p. m.l Va., Pt. Pleasant Dunlop T1res, I Red Sox Wrens .. 0 1 :sge:s ~lan5 18 1. the Ashland Oil team thanked players or 1ess om 12 , on 11s in e 1ma 1 game o e even-~ Pomeroy Jet.!l, Cottageville · TOTALS , , · sponsor- roster • according to · Louks. 1ing · i Phlls t7 Ashi an d 0 1.1 for th eir Red 13 Braves G' ship. All players m\lst be permitled Forty teams 11re entered in . THIS WEEK'' G.\MJ<:S: : s 16 aants G"Oipolis _Summer Playground ' Tite Ashland Oil Company fur - lo play each game. . . the 1965 Kyger Creek Tourna- I Mooday - Wre~s. ,; ca;ds I ~~ w~:~~Sv~a . ditector Cliff W1!son Saturday nished bowling shirts for the Managers of teams W1Sh1.11g l ment. Prevwus wmners, by I Tuesday _ Robm . . v~. J.aJ. 1 • announced the schedule and I team and paid for the bowling to enter should contaet Louks years, have been : 1959 - Doe·s Ame~ican League Krausse, Grilli (71 , Duck- cons. !Mooday - G1anta Jlof>'!'ll! riJsters ror the 1966 Gallipolts i in the state Tournament. by ~riting him at Syn.TCUSt!, or Fine Fo~ , Pt. Peasant; 1961 . F1nt Gume 1 wort~ (8)., Aker 19) and Roof: . Weilnesday _ J-Hawks vs. Or- ~ Tue1d~ - ~eds VL . Gi1·l 's Softball League. calhng WY 2·2951. Sommerville, Pt. Pleasant; 1961 1Mmn. 000 000 010-- I 9 3 Krahck. 0 Donoghur. l6). Kelley 1oles , Wedne!tday - Pomeroy ·Redlegs; 1962 -- Detroit 010 000 001 - 2 5 (8). A11en (81 and Azcue. WP- , Tllanday - Angeis vs. L:trks : ants · ''J .' Games will be played on Mon· ' UTILE LEAGUE T . C"ties CluL to Pomeroy Pirates . 1963 - Gal- 1 Kaal, Worthington (7), Mer- 1 Krausse (4-Jl. LP-- Kralick 12- · Friday _ Hawks v~ . Eagles , Thursday - Reds VI. day, Wednr.sr.lay and Fridays STANDINGS ~Win 1 : • Friday 1Jipolis Tigers; 1964 - GalliJXll· i ritt (9,, ~lippstein (9) and 4), HRS--Colavito 2, (12th and between 9 and II a.m. TEAM W L R OR I Conduct Tratl Ride ~--·---·- - ·-· -- · · - ~ Batley: Wtckersham, Podres IJ!h i. Girl's tennis aclion will be Yankees ..... 4 0 35 14 , Fifteen members of Ute 1'win i8), Sherry 19) and Freehan. Wash. 000 010 000-- I ti o· held each morning. Tennis les- i Alhletics . . . . 3 0 Jl il l Cities Motorcycle Cluhare plan- i IWP- Sherry 13-0i . LP- r.lerriti ' Boolon 022_00010,- I 9 0 su~;~s will be gi\'en by contacting 1Red Sox - ..... . 3 26 14 n1ng a tr.all r1de begmn1ng at !0-51. Richert, McCormick 18 1 and Hich<~•·d Hamil ton at Memorifll White Sox .. .•.. 2 1 1 ~ 18 4 p.m., today . 1Casanova; Santiago ( 6-4) and Field . iTigers . . ...... 1 3 :!3 32 The 75-mile jaunt will begin Secood Game : Ryan. LP- Hkhert t8-7J . HRS A glrl's tenmg tournament IJndtans . , ..... 01 3 15 36 and end l:lt the Cycle Shop in :Minn. 003 004 200- 9 W 0 -Conigliaro 1l4lh I' Kirkland will Ue lleld the first or second Ono!es . ... .. .. . 3 14 .26 Kanauga. Individuals wh? are Detroit ~~ ~oo 000-2 6 I . (lst ·l, Foy (3rdl. week m Jul . All interested in I Senators ........ 0 3 7 17 I not ~t~mbers , but would hke to Pascual , Ctmmo (I) and Y . e . TCITALS 14 14 tro 170 partiCipate, mlly do so by payZimmerman ; Aguirre, Pena IU luplnC1Jl IMht! t ve,nll ma~. riedgtster at ~h 1 LAST WF.EK'S RESUI.TS· i ing $2. which 1s the monthly 1 The Yankees won two games (6) Gladding [61 Podres !9) Bal _. 001 021 000 000 00--4 13 0 emt~r a r 1e concession • · i f h b . . k d k · ' • , . startr.l. Yankees 13 Indians 3 [dues fee o l e clu . , thiS past ~ee an 1_oo. ov~r 1and Freehan. WP- Pasrual 17- Cal. 010 2JO 000 000 01 - 5 18 ! 1 White Sox 6 Senat.m; 5 Monday, all members have i first place m the Galhpohs Lit· ; 5). LP- Aguirre t2-4). HRS- , McNally, Watt (5), Fisher ~ Here's the girl's soflball sche- ~ Indians 5 Red Sox 3 Ibeen asked to attend a meeting j tie League with a 4·0 record. 1 Versalle!lo t6th), Kaline (lith) . : \121 and Etcheharren; Wright, , dule and roster: !Yankees 8 Tigers 7 __ Rojas !7), Lee tlO l, Sanford I 1at lhe Cyrle Shop where elec· , a half-game ahead of the AlhMonday, An~chi \'S. Mets; : GAMES THIS WEEK: ' tion of ofFicers for the new ur- ~ letics. now 3-0. Chicago 002 000 000-- 2 9 (12) and Satriano. WP--Sanford Wednesday , Mets vs. Red Birds; !Monday - Oriolt>s vs. White ganization will be conducted. Friday night's Athletics vs. New York 100 ooo 04x- 5 6 o, t8-2l . LP- Fisher (141. HR-Friday. Red Birds vs. Angels. Sox Senators contest ~as moved I Pizarro 16-2 1 and Romano: 1Blair (3rd) . , . _ ,. 1Tuesday- Tigers vs. Indians 1 GALLIPOLIS back to Saturday mght, so o~ly ·Boulon, Hamilton (3), Reniff ' San Fran 000 000 010--1 & 3 1 Ju1y 6- Angels vs. Mets, Ju- WedneiHiay _ Yankt'.e!l vs. Red 1 SlOW PITCH four g.:,1es were played durmg (9) and E. Howard. WP- Cinci 31 050 211t- 12 !4 ol For the next two weeks, we ere ly 8- Red Birds vs. Angels. Sox TEAll! W L R OR the week. Hamiilon (5-IJ. HRS- Berry Bolin, Gibbon 121 . Priddy 14\. l pass on great savings on all HONDA .July II - H.ed Btrds vs. ~ets; Thursday - Senaklrl vs. Ori· G & J .. .. ... 6 0 70 22 1 Biggest u~et' of th~ week (3rd) , E. Howard (4th), Sadecki 15), and Haller, Dietz ] ~uly 13- Ang~Js _vs. Mets , Ju· oles Neal Insurance 4 2 44 20 was the _Indians 5-3 WID over __ ! !& ); Ellis 14.u 1 and Edwards. I models. These bikes have great ·J 15~ Red Bird' vs. Angels. . Friday White Sox vs. Alh-1 GSI . . . . . . .. . 4 2 42 49 1!be previously undefeated Red IK.C. 1100 004 111- 7 15 11LP- Bolin (4-5). HR-Mason lion, good power even riding double, July 18-- Angels vs. Mets, l letics :Nationwide . . . 2 t 40 55 ISox. The WID moved the ll"Kh· Cleve ' 000 100 301 _ 5 9 1 , lstl July 20- Mets vs. Red B!rd.':j; Nazarene Church 1 5 25 38 ans out of the three way tie · ' · more fun than a barrel of root beer July 22- Red Birds vs. Angels. 1 Baptist Church 1 5 27 64 for the cellar and the lo!iS I :~: ~!~~~le! a.PII!+· ----- I Girl's Softball Schedule and Roster Given Ff}'day'S M3J0f • I Jne • sCOfeS 1 ' l i II yan. kees Lead Litt Ie League · By Half Game 11-bill 1 Vance aha. . - •;rn,. . -~tt¥lmmlD'~!:I ATLANTA <UP!) - The Atlanta Braves exploded for ! three runs in the sixth inning, capped by Rico Carty's solo i' homer, to back up Ken Johnson's seven-hit pitching and ! give the Atlanta team a 5-4 victory over th~ Los Angeles I Dodgers Saturday in the first game of a day-night double- i header . Johmon, who pitched a --------seven-hitter and hit the second threw wildly on the relay trying I humer of his career In the third to nail Aaron at third. Carty iun ing, served up a two-run then homered for the final run , homer to Willie Davis in the to give the Braves their first I top of the sixth that put the victory over the Dodgers Jn six Dodgers ahe'3d, 3·2. games this year. 1 AUanta then rallied for three Johnson, now 6-5, gave up a runs in the bottom of the inning final run in the ninth inning 1 to pin the loss on Don Sulton, when John Roseboro sin~led In I who was knocked out as Ed Lou Johnson before gaining the 1 Mathews doubled and scored on victory in his first route-going I a single by Aaron, who went tG perFormance against the Dodg>j second on the play. ers in 14 career starts. Rellever Bob Miller was gr..led by a long fly by Mack JUDI• Jones that advanced Aaron to SIX Gallia countains displayed this 43-pound, 48-inch third and the Brave outfielder day after it's arrival from Beverly, 0., where Car1ton N11 "me in lo score when Wills used a 14·inch t·hannel cat for bait. The catch was made to right are Gene Boster, Jim Houck, Merrill Null, Carlto ALL-STAR f&Dnlng lli, hittlol one· 1 "" •• - - - •. ·- 0rgantza . t' 5-4 Will hurled I pau}R' hards Scores . J ot'ns Atlanta Johnson Dodgers bu]i; ;...·~·~ game Thursday. 'll1e Tigers trounced the Jel!l by a 27·1 margin in another game at Pomeroy. Pirate hitters, in addition lo the big blast by Case were Jed Will with a double and single and M. !.>iiiard, J. Dillard and I a DETROIT (UP!) - AI Kallne over per Tt. I mar~ ofhetter~ag Ed~· already made !he quarter-finTEAM . . . Pd. Ill 32 1 br 11 blt his 12th homer of the season j :~ _ als, and Ri chey are t.he last Sao Fru .. • 44 31 .at wltb lwo out. 1Jo the eighth two U. S. players left m the Pllllhurp - • Jill .I'll 6 inninc off reliever Gary Roggensive Wimbledon till e. said he !) Los Allgeleo - 38. J'/f • burk and Larry Sherry pitched · played as well against Smith as ~ Houston . . ... rl Sl .111 ~ two inning• of ..e hit relief baU Pbiiadelpblo • ,. ••1111 110 Saturclay 1o give tltt Detroil CHICAGO (UP!) - Ed Kranepool and IIddie Louts .• -· 33M •• ~ Tigers a 1-0 victory over the I IC lOUd eecb bit I homer and drove In three runa .. the Cillcl!ma~ - ••• M • • IIIIi Minuesota Twias ( ~ York Mels battered lbo last place Chlcaso Cube Atlanta . . •... 3.! 40 .141 13 . I 9-3, for lbeir fourlb triumph In arow. N y-~ M ·~ IJll Roggenburk reUeved oter<er i· l "_ , Bob Shew survived a spitball ! Cblcago ..•.. 20 f7 Jlll22~ Jim Grant with !be basea · MEXICO CITY (UPil _ Tile t ELAND (UPII -Mil<e conb:oversy witb Cub Manager :suson Jenki111. llolllnflr'• Renlllo loaded end one OUIIR the. l~st surprise visit thla week of Berabberpr <ODiilmed hie... Leo Durocher and • Ron Sanlo olngled ID left II New York t Chiceso a of !be oeventh aflet Jon International Olympic Commit- IIDII .. Clevelaad pi!cbinl IOU ' C:Jicago etlack .. become the the third )DAiOC .. Oltend AUenta i L. A. 4, Ill, day D -.l ·.1 Northup and Bill Freehan teo Chairman Avery Brundage oiglll wbea be rap. firsl Mets slllrter ever lo win hitting stroak to 24 liiDee, San Fran II CIDciBaU, Dl(lll .lUlU .. . singled and Doa Wert walked. has •tlrred new conjecture• pod out lbrte bits and drO\e ATLANTA IUPil - Former four games ia 1 row. He bas three short of the Cobs' SL Louis at Jloueln, lll&b& / ' . Ro&senburk got pmch-hitler about !he progress ol preper· In lllllr raoo lo pace tbe Kaa· 1major league Manager Paul not lost a game since being time record of 27 set bY Plttaburp 11 Phill., Di&bl J ... MJCkey Stanley lo ground out to , ations for the 191111 gameo. ,., City Albledot It a 7·1 Richards joined the Allan! a purchased by the Mela II deyo Wilson In 192t. Ttdafo l'nMbl1 PlleW end tbe inmnj. I victory over &be ln.1iJcs. Braves Saturday as a developer ago from San Francisco. Durocher eame out of New Yori at Chieqo t2) 1 . · Brundage salcl before leaving of minor leagne nl "''' aod , New York pol together two du•out 1o protest to Flaber (H) end lllboll (WI ,,;.;.,..,., (UPI) - Ken Me· But '" !be next lnnillg, Kalina for Sae Francisro that be hd HOUSTON (UPI) •--~ I I I th r . . h.l h eli • """"'" h.11 h to hand - -~ , the club refU>ed to rue ou e our run mnmgs w 1e an ns umpire Ken Burkhardt in VI. Feul (I) end Shmooao (1·1). 110 mullen'S MJ1tb 1nnlng double tagged • _ omer beea usured that there are paw Mikt Cuellar ~truck o~l 1possibility he might some day the Cubs their r~fth consecutive ~~ inning, charging Plttlburlb at PbDadelpbll drove il tbe winning run Sat- ::.~nburk bil first loss in two probiP.ms which cannot be 15 batten and bujG-blt- replace Hobhy Bragan a~ man- luss. Kranepool_s two-run ho- with throwing a spitter. Frymaa t.f-3) va. JICboa (H). 001 urdey ta aive the Washlncton "' · . solved. Iiiii ofaorlalop SODDy Jacbo• 1ager. · mer off loser B1ll Hands and a viousiy Burkhardt had Lot Anseles 11 Atlula Senatan a 4-1 win om the Shedry oamo ., after aterler He quoted ex-Preside•! of llqged blo -nd iDslde ·lfle. I . . 'h d two . run double by Ron Bunt ' a half dozen balls out of 'play Koulax (13-2] vs. LeMilller (~ Demus McLam was hfted for a Mexico Adolfo Lopez Mateos, _ _.. bo iii eek Sator Rtchards w11l • ea a new od ed f th · 11 . · ~ton Rtd SoDox. , --k d pincb·hJtter ill the aeventb and no 1 ~;r head of the Olymplca _::· 1m.m~~ 1 ad• thw H ,_ • departmenl of instrurlion and pr udc douBr ta 1d",' thrm e the request of ~b batters, but 41). . SiOClet by n t..vo-: an J-' 1b rw· b00 b.1 ~ a"liut .., e e ouswo · , · seoon an ressou 9 ee-run he never issued Shaw a San Franc1SCG at ClnclnnaU Frank Howard off Red Sox stym ~I e Thins lo hi~t 1'1 j Orgenlling Commtllee, as ate~ Aalrol to a U vlclory over development m lhe Brav~.s .ml- shot plus Johnny Lewis' double · _ p ,_ Malon (9-21 e only t o ing that all marten .....,... ,.~.... the S UMIII Cardioal nor league fi1 rm syslem. Club / ted f I . warmng. erry l 11 YB. ey • II t th recor« to ~reliever John Wyllea .se hi e Sherry was a ninth·inning to L.- a..ul-.~ about &. I. President John McHale an- :a!be cooufnfth fofr olurf _mhore F m The triumph gave the ninth St. Louis at HoustoD 0 statrJO for McMu n s ow. · 1 b Earl B tte IJtl" =u ~ __. re le pnc _er_ e_r· place Mets a nine-game lead Stallard U-2) YS. Roberts (:'1-,.). •. n-•II h smg t Y a Y• would be decided before the J"'IILA - nm UPI ~ · · Wyatt, !be thtrd ~wR P c er. . ~ Dg~ " I ; - 1 · ove~ Ihe Cubs, the blgg.,l mar· Amerlcu Leapt lltlffered hll loorth loss in •• ' end of this month. Roger CreJc quelled I PlittWhen asked If the arrival oi l gin !bey have enjoyed over any (IIoel 1111 boclndo DIJbl _ , many decisions. I FJve Mentors Voled . RtllllGn Revtvttl btqb rally llo lbe llialb Jan. the 57-year-old Rtchards for- I team in their five-year hislory. TEAM w L Pel. GB Senelor reliever Ronnie Kline Into Hall of Fame Desptle the aS\IIII"ances, !be ... end Bm Wb!le'l mer field pijot of the White Sox Roltimore .. . 45 Z4 .11112 rained his fourth win againsl a COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP!) -meeting of the two brought out , bomer ill the oevenlh proved end Orioles and until last year 1 T.uL MARINE Detroit ..••.. 43 24 .Sta 1 pair of setbacks for two innings rive vc: • ~an coaches who co• agam the ru~s of many &be wlmlilc marglli Satm'day general m&Rager of the Hous-: Cleveland .. ·· 40 25 .615 3 of one hi! scor•less pttching. tributed 10 the developmenl of months aso that high Mexlean •Jcbl u the PbDtulelprla Pb!l- ton Astros. ptJSPd a threal 10 NEW YORK (UPI) -Bob California . , •. 38 !I J$1 7 Tbo Senators won their fifth the collegiate game ol baseball officials considered_ the O!!"'J'le Ileo 0., oo for •HI'Ictor7 Bregu'o position as manager Windham, former Texas w.. Chlce(O . . .. . 32 3i .471 u pme In eight meetings with have been voted into the College~ games ~~ economic wbUe otfl' &M Plrata. McHale said, ··We ha t•e not : tern center, baa been signed by Mblnesota . , • 31 36 .463 13 Iloslon despite I pair of home B81tbali Hall of Fame. elephaal lid wuted lo be rid blred him at this time for that the New York JeL• as a free New Ydrk , . . . 28 37 .431 15 nw bY ohorlelop Rico Petroce~ Named ID the HaD ol Fame of the comiDltment. TJIRBE-LENGTB VICI'OIIY sort of job." , NEW YORK (UP!) - Willie agent. Kansas Cily . . 28 3t .ttl II U. were Paul Eckley of Amherst This baa beeo ftaUy deoled bY OCEANPORT, N. J. (UP!)- "But" McHale added , "he Davenport. Rnb Se·'"'"'· RJ' >h The 24-year-old Windham, , Washington ... :zt 42 .40117 Pttrocelll's oecond homer of CoDege, Frank G. McCormick, governmtllll """"" end by Ia Zeal, 1 opeedy soa of Roulld baa the talent for all sorts of Boston and Charlie Greene led from Od"sa, Tex., IS &-foot-5, Booton . . . .... :11 43 .3111':11 tile game aDd 111e 12th of the Conner baeebaD coach at the ' persons hlsh !ll 1(10111 efrclH. Table who hold' three turf jobs. lie baa been a good a J>3rode "I favorites to victory and WeJghs 275 He has liallnlal'a Reaallao ,..,.. eamt In the ftflh to Unl...,•ily of Mlnneoola, Cler\ Oblervera feel thai ooe ol the course records aped to 1 three- manager and I bave nu dnuhl Saturday ia the first o~Jbl beeo Ia !be Marines the lao! CbieaJo z New York 1 ll'eelt 1 1-Z ue, but Lock .....,. Noble, former baseball coach causes of douhl bu bf!en I leqth vlclory in the $2!1,1110 thel cbe would ill 1 good one events of the 79th Nallonal two yean. Wll8bJOCI!ta 4 Beolol J ed It lO!Ih hla ninth homer, also at Mlaslsslppi Stale University, ' ootablt bock of oommunl<allotl LonJ!ellow Beadlcep at JifOD- again. , AAU Trt:k end Field Cbempi· Detroit 1 Mlnaesota 1 ..,10, two lnnlngo later. Glenn Martin, coach at South· betweeo ~ Maleos snd the moulb Park Saturday but . 'I onshiJII. BONOIWIY COACIIE8 ... Kauu CltJ at amlad, 1111em Dlinolt University, aod Bill press, eapec~eUy !be foreign mlJaed the b:adt llanderd by i!M\ION Ollto <UP II -The Deven wilh 1 meet re- NEW YORK cui>I) - Ted nl&bl COPS WOMEN'S TITLE McCarthy, ea-baeeball coach at correspoodents stationed bere. one-fifth of a oecond. Noilll leam ... 1>7 Jot Icord of~ -nde In the 1:JO.' WUIIams.,. Casey Sletliel, tile Bellimon al C~t nl&bl COLUMBUS fUPit -Joyce New York YnlverS!ty. Demaaded ID!onnatton Cooke ol Toleda Llilboy w~b yard high burdlea ocored lor aeweel member• of the beae- TtoiiJ'•, Probably meoen: Kazmierski of Mleblpn Slate Pr1or lo the reeent meetiog TRADE GREMMDNGER • pobots Ob!o the second itra· ht ear end baD Hall of Fame, Friday ... Ballimon at CaiJini8 be8ted Bobble Jo G.-brlefeen of tTrLE ftGBT of lhe. lnlemellonal Olym(llCs GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - Noilll· Sonlfl B!p ll<bool AI~ llooiDa made it 1 row In copied lovllsliolll ID ICII'YO 11 Lopes (WI VI. s.tiiill 114). the University of Georaia, 2 und NEW YORK IUPI) -Middle· Execul?e Committee lo Rome, Hank Gremruloger, defensive beoutblll PIM bert the long jomp hy 1 shade over -111')1 coacbeRin !be annual MI.- at llotnlll Cl) 11P1 ...... the Charley Mays of New Yorlt AIJ.Siar (aDie July IZ .11 St. BoelreU (+6) end Grant (Jfl 1 Saturday to wln.ll1• 15th '1'/o- weight champioo Emile Griffith the local presa had beeu caplllln of lhe National Football ' , Coll~le Golf Cabmp- and Joey Archer will officially lnsislently demendi"'! more League champion Green Bay liaaiiJ leu>MI II laot ,... ' ILouis 91, Loiicb !7-4) IDII Sperma (J:nenh~ olgn for their July 13 title fight lnlormatloa alloul wort on Packer• deaplte losing his oDtl aetlla IIIII . , _ ,.... Seagren, world record setter ' f) or MonbouqueU.. (W). '"" ' aexl Mtlllday at noon in the Olympljl,o l!lolollallons. Lopez starlinl berlb wao lraded Sal- ftMI. iD 111e polo vault at 17-511 weo JCaDu.l CIIJ 11 Cltnlllltl (II AVAQ,AIJLE II'.PT. 11 olflcoo of the New York State Maleos saved his dale lor the urday lolhe Dallas Cowboys fur , lhe only one lo aet over at 17 LADY Pm TRIUMP1I8 · - St8ffotd ,!!;IJ anti ferry (1-4) LOUISVILLE Ity (UPII _ Athletic Commission. International Group's gathering a future draft choice. ~ POOR IIIOWING feel but the 19-ye!IM!d Gl.. NEW YORK fUPI) -Lady va. 0'~ CS-31 1U Arthur GrJ~. at,;.n., tor and rfieased a rather compre- -1 r• C~GO (UPJ) - Keatucky dale, CaDI. Jun1or College star Pitt turning baclt a ~~ Sleberl (74)! He8vyweiJbl Cbampion Cmius SURGERY henStve report al tbal time. ,Pitts 1101 1110 010- s 9 0 nerby and PreUneoo wiDaer ~ at three attempt 1o pullh chetlen(t In .the ,otre.tcb, wot~ ·. Cblcqo at fiew York (I) In sroup here CHICAGO !UPI) - Defense- . Still wilb that report on Phlhl 11110 lliJO 1101- 1 J 0 Kallal K1n1 "did 1101 ,WI up his ;ending wllt'ld mark lo 17-6. lhe 50th numlng til the f119..87$ John (~) and Horlen til-71 L ., th! group would · man Mall Revflch of the hand,' Brundage found it Veale (11-51 and Gonder: i -:el! In lhe left front ankle" end Green, Nebrasltl'o NCAA U· Coachirif Clnh Anierlr•n O•ki Talbot (1-5) and Pelerlllllt (Hi Ill mn.blt for 1 sept 10 title Chlca1o Blacl< Hawka will bave neeessary ID make a trip lo Bunnlnr, Knowles tl) and !d1d ,liot cool out well from his llehokter, nosed .out Jim Hines :at Aqueducl, Sa(~rdey by three- Weehlngton at Booton !2) -: boot wltb Euro 111 title holder I en operallon Monday to remevel look over some ol the UecJktr. LP-Bunninl (IJ..)4l1':"nt ,In the Arllnglon _Cia~slc, of Oakland, rahf.. In theJflil. quarlt!rs ."' a · ~. ' '" . , '' Orlego (6-5) .and H'nqan CJI.I) larl o1 Weet bt1nt cerlllap !rom hie Jell lnstalleliool and eumlne scale (Utb), ow\lt)' m;lor,-\W,O' -..thlpltt OJ.• illll•'TriPio vs. "'orehe,ad U·ll and Lonborr l!lt-:lllllil, mo4ell II olflarlllllllltarllltl (fill),~ (IIIII), illl<'tacil'"'·- '···· -~·-··-··• JU,- ·. · · ' Crlll\'i for IIUloa. · fil-6), l'l\ '· . , Senat9n·Tnp ) s:.: I TWJDS ' ·}•oIR ' Tight Duel give hl111the ~Ue by two olrokes o\rer Viony GUes of Georgia ta 1 clooe flnl!h at Stanford UnJ. verslly'l per 11, I ,83$ yard layout. · Tile 11na1 roanc~ ..... played 1n Ideal weather end Murphy aud GUee madt II an Ideal fialsh. Giles like Murphy • senfor ' 1474 for a' •ame up with • • I E K• T • h l ~::~~~t:~sl ~~:::i~~i\~;! WIMBI'!~!~~~:.. '!!~ -~ u':!.ump :-~!E unlaJ IIIPI ........ a ..... Detrott' N'Ips hu by Jockey Breulio Baeza with 125 p6UIIds, was sixth llo th• eight horse field. Impressive, the ooly horH lc beat Buckpasser this year, open· ed up a four-length lead around ltle far turn and never wu headed until !he eighth pole when Baeza took Buckpuser to thr middle of the track and lumed him loose. enabled him logo into Su:tu <y·s 1 Si!t Stop eldJ-,- 1 " pro "' Atlanta, 1 1 Pirates Nip On So4 m a t'oru~erur Aaron Leads western hy I ope ed ·· . ·-·- - A tP'andalam home run by R. T. Case · In the flrat inning paved •· lhe way for ·the Piraletl ID defeat !be Hartloonvllle Bombers rldderl ·.....t-·~:h·.-:-, :".1<"1\,", ~* ...,..,....~ .J 11 KOU~TON (UP!) - Talkative with oews media for his sol~ IKe saya he %cham~~~ 1 THE ONLY eemforteble place In .the Melgs-Gallle·Mason area Saturday we• the swimming poo~ creek, or an Erme ft!rrell, a 6-fo<~· -t... b 5-poken IOtelhg~nl appearances C_lay IS the ch P .~f ~nditioned bui1dlng. Old mao summer, who made his annual appearance Tuesday, continued to send sizzUng specialist wbo laya ~ 1o lbe a~ for tow-s of veterans bll8· 1 ~ta and :ae~ ~rk, tl;be ~~ peraturea across the Midwest. It climbed to 99 in Gatupolia SaturdAy, highest of the year. Over 700 persoos jammed IIUIIHII'!tiiii~IM world's most-recognized beavy- ~ pttals. ' wo sta m e na 101 .'11• IC the Gallipolis awimming pool betw:een 1 and 6 p.m. wright championship, alld eager; Ido no! hew lo the WBA ime. =~_:::_:__ _ ___::.:_.:.:__~.:.:__..,..:..:__:::_:_.:_______________________ CINCINNATI tUPI) - Pinch 0 W .gb M0 If · · 1 Terre ., ' "' hitler Tony p.,... II•"'• Doug Jones tapered o rrammg The 210-pound Terrell wW Terre II .has" h a k~ko won-losl H" . ....., Ia tbt Saturday for the~ ~esday ~ make his title defeRSe .iR the ilrecorld Wit lito Clnoc lutsd.ll'lls f bottom ol the loth inning wJth -nlghL h.eavyweight t1tle fight. , H C ' ast oss was eve an ltwo out gave Chlclnnati lb . ' l2,000..seat Sam OU::!I.oo o- iams here ill HOWJta and that 1 eig.bth straJghl victory Satur-The amiable Terrell lost the liseum, taking a 21-pound weiRht was the only time Terrell bas day night. nod as favorite around much Gf advantage m~o the rmg agamst. ever beea kayoed. I Victim was tbe first plact the boxina cam~ b~adquarters i Jones recognized as tl!~ ~0• 2j Jones' record shows 29 wins San Fr'Ulcisco Giants. Billy Me. here for Texas fll'st beavy- 1challenger in the World Boxing 6 losses and one dra1v with 191 . · ht title bout because of Association 1WBAl hea\-ywe1gbt 1 ' • • CHICAGO (UPJ) - Tommy Archer wound up tied wlth 11n almost every tournament,'' 60 players moved into loday's . wbo relieved Hank Fich• ~etg . an d too ran k'mgs. Iknockoul.!i·fJVe of them Ja hlS Aaron • 11 29-year·old pro from Bruce Devlin at 216 • one stroke Ihe said• "But this is the first rm·al 18 holes with 226 ,~.._ er m the eighth, was credited "too muc h appearmg t fi fgbts . w~e . . 1 1 . . . .. . a.s. v~ 1Gainesville, Ga., who has ne\er behmd Gay Brewer. time I have had the lead this cutoff mark Lionel Hebert With the wm. . • !Jttle trammg. . . I Th~ name and reputati~D of !he ft~ht ~til be t~l.~rasl .0 n 1won a major tournament, fired Aaron, who stands 29th on the late, Usually I've led early but dy Haas, Bobby Nichols, and Frank Lindsay, who relleved Te~ren_. along with ~rammg CassJUm Cia~, wh~ lays clam_1 t.o 1closed c~rcmt televJstoa WI~~ , a c!utcb two under par to grab money list this year with $16, have faltered In the final two Bob Toskl were among the Juan Marichal in the 10th, :WU for hts title de!ense agamst the the heavyweight title, tt:we Jrk - ~eavywetghts Cl~eland_ W~l . a one stroke advantage after 54 722, said his drives and LTOO days." who failed to make the cutoff. charged with tbt lou. G-1. hard-workm~ Jo :•:·. :..., et ~th Terrell and Jones in hams and Tod Herr~ng gomg 10 holes in the $100.000 Wr.~tern shots enabled bim to play tile A crowd of J6,300 watched 75 Arnold Palmer, who skied w tried to show the pu~lic wbat : pre·ftgh~l' a~ra~fem~nl.'i. h b ~ ~~~ounde[ ~evlsed ~~~)b i Open Golf Tournament Satur- ' course without any misbaps. players go through the third l 75 Saturday, wound up tied ·· ATlANTA (lft) - ' I 'w 8 hea~yweight champdlon bs~oubl·t . Terl:. :h ~w:Art!:a~p~~b .~ 1 10 .g~mmg ~EoT) p.m. ' d.a}'. "I have been playioc til well , round io 94 degree heat. The top seven othert at 217. 'fGIIJ an'...- rhlf*l 11 1 be hke. He baa ma e a tg 1 ca e c___ ·_ _ ·_p.m. · Aaron's round of; 3~34-69 -~po1r a1 !lot • - Sunday Times-Sentinel CHICAGO (UP! ) - Ogd<l Phipps' Buckpesser aprlnted k vlclory In the world reco11 time of 1:32 3-1 lo win lllf fl08,1100 ArUncton Classic hndi ly Saturday. Buckpesser and his stable mate, Impressive, were tbe 3 to-5 ndda on favocltes of th• erowd of 28,1177, and they dom inated tbe one Jnile race. Impressive, carrylnc I~ pounds and ridden bY Keanar< Knapp, got off fast out of tht Terrell- ones ,.,~, 1 .I I ' 1 1: HONDA II Hm's the rosters: DMFf CHOICE TOTALS ..... 18 18 148 148 ANGELS PHILADELPHIA (UPIJ LAST WEEK'S REIIULTS: Cilrol Folden, l.ou Ann Folden, The Philadelphia Phillles have Neal 16 Nationwide 6 Camille Doss, Cora Dunsmore, 1announced the signing of 17- GSI 12 Baptist 11 Susan Carl8{)n, Sharon Carlson, year-old Marty Meagher of G & J 8 Nazarene 5 Mari e Gibert, Joyce Burner, Roiling Hills, Calli., their No. 8 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Susan Sprow, Rita Valentine, choice in the· recent draft. Monday - GSI vs. Neal, on Helen. Akers, Elaine Brown, Meagher, 6-foot-2 and ·110 GSI diamond. Dianne Davis. pounds, will report to the Tuesday - Nazarene. vs. NaPh i Illes' Norlllem Rookie Uonwlde, on GSI diamond. G & RED BIRDS . League team at Huron, S.D., J vs. Baptist Church on East Cynthi:. Casey, Gale Craig, ner;t week. Gallipolis diainond. Marlene ' Johnson, Debby Dol> bins, Terry Dobbins, Kin Nasky, Becky Nasky, fda Mills, Naocl Layne, Becky Griffin, Beverly Hasilop, Ruth Hasilop, Judy Cousins. - - ; - - '1$ METS Connie Bradshaw, Suzzelle Robinson, Linda H\U, Connie Cotton, Arlene Briggs, Christy Casey, Chrisly King, Michello Smllh, Connie Mllcbell, Mar~ lyn Childers, Martini Childers, Thea SWarney, . . Slepbanie Sw;at· l nt!y . . knocked the Red SOx out of • three way tie fur first place. Keds For Summer Fun I with the purchase of any HONDA 90, will include a windshield, twin luggage rack, and our best wishes happy HONDA summer. I I _.._ WINS SPLI'f DECISlON . SEOUL (UPI) - Korean Kim Ki..Soo, unleashi"i a left-handed attack that kept bl1 on the defensive, woil a spUt decision s8turday night over ! Nino Benvenu~ of llaly lo wrest the world Junior 4 HONDA 90 TO CHOOSE FROM,,, . 4 SPHD .. . e 590-SUPER SPORT 90 . · · BUICKS BIG SELECTION All Models In Stock Priced from • LeSABRES •WJLDCATS ., • ELECTRAS • RIV.IERAS, to. ·. e a 200-HONDA " TRAIL e CA 200-tiGULAR IK)NDA AIR CONDITION e SPECIALS ": eCM91-HONDA 90 CUI ' ".l LOOK fOR THE ILUl ~ ~ . .. L~IEL• I i' WE HAVE 9 MODELS 'till., ON THIS GREAT 90 FRCM �' . . •· The Sunday Tlme,.SenUnel, Sunday, Juno 28, :... . ~ Buekpasser Sets Record In Classic ; ' • " - 1 l&te, and Btlckpasser, ( -·· ·· post ""men Oil baS IDd' itS JW T . leg ooa a ••"i 8 ' three lop players-Ken ~~iu. : r1. Bill Casper, and Kerm•. ZarSTANFORD, Calif. 1UPI)- 7ll hole score of 285 . I A total of seven play«s flfed • ley. . National amateur champion Giles finished with four blr-' two under 69's in tht> best show- 1 All t~r~ players 1R second Bob Murphy of Florida, playing dies and an eagle but also had : ing or the tournument and made pla('e 1romcally bogeyf'd the as thoujh this life depended on three bo~eys for his 68. Mur~by, for a total of nine sub-par rounds 18th hole. il. shol a foUr under par 67 on 1meanwh1le. bogeyed the th1rd, 1on Saturday. ! Two stroke!l back of the a windless day Saturday, to win fifth and I7th. Fiv~ strokes back of the win- leader at 214 were Jack the NCAA golf championship - - - -ner tied for U:urd of 288 were McGowaa and Homero Blancu. with a 72 hole score of 823. Bob Dickson of Oklahoma Stele, Blucaa end Zarley had led 111• Murphy, one or about 10 playrunnerup .. Murphy "' lba Na- lor 36 hoi.. with !Ill. ers from Ibis year's tournament Uonal Amateur championship The ...,_ round ol tile expeeted lo lurll prolesiiloaal lest year, lllld Arne Dokka of lounlament wao turned 1" by blr<Ued the llrat, alxth, oeventh, Los Angeles Stele. DickJon had fool, 1 inoh Georce Archer, who eiJhll nth, l!th and lith holeo • • closing rouad 71 aod Dokka, wound up ~ 1 torrid 67 Salen roule to hio sub per S4-3U'I. who led bY lwo strokes after urday. Archer 1 10 the hacli: That was more tban eaough to the third round, bad 1 three 1nme Bet • ~~live course oingleL fending champion 11or ..,... nu. won bealea Selurdly Muy of Smith's best idiots-• ....., II a ...,............... son brilliantly ov.-powwed Stu Mimi Arnold of Suta Barbara, and they were good oae..•~-=::~1 header liter till ....._ Smilb of PasaiMI, lliiii., lid Calif. aud Rosemary Casali o1 lunied lniD polal!l forE lba - · t.l. Billie Jeaa Kill& I'IIW fRIIIl Saa Francisco. Naacy Rlehey wbose boom.iJJ& 1Dl8Sbea behind to wiD *-* IIHmd CUff'e lister and the fourth elzzled. matcbetl Saturdll ~ . . dJI.. lead Jed KatblteD Harter. of Smith'• only cbaaee wa• shorteaed Wim._.. leiliil Seal Beach, CaJif., 6-%, 2-0 roar bia first eerviee CbampioRships. ..._ ebe raJns came. the COJ'IIUI ud bope tbeo ~=~~ The rain whieh hll IDII'ftd _.,_ Wu Great would relurll abort or 0' the lourney from Ita (leslnal"'!, Smith, !be former U.S. juolor But wbea thai lira! oervi<e cut play •hort and left ....... champion, played well ........ aot make ~~ EmersoJJ matches - llocluding the fourth to be 8811Blied with hie game, tho oecolld and round encounter belwee• Cliff but Emerson was great alld caught Smith out of Richey of Dail"' and oecont(. woa 1-2, 1-2, 6-2. '!be Austre- with smaehea up the oeeded Tony Roche of Aueb:alle Uan, oeekins his third oucces- delicately placed angllnc Pre. lllllnotllioll - to be rescheduled be had over played against eourt retUI"JII. Nalloaal •...Denn1s Ralston, who has (Doel aut lacludl IIPt - } Murphy NCAA Go If tr lh Champ ct K". n: K G •• " bt" (f k I c• r.l vi M c ~ b T r •• " ~ ( • I oa = Mets HI'ke'Wm' Streak to Four, ·Clobber Cubs, 9 V' , s , ISlt ltrs New Proposals • City n MeXICO 962 ;J Late . -- -· --··- -. -Y Sox lO 3 Nm'th Frame th;·; 1--'- _ Favorites Triuntph in 1 I AAU Events """"rl' ' I ' l r -Y -lilt- :f. t! =:.:d.";' ~~- ~- ~ ~ i~~.;41Jif+Y":Ikd1'h .wllfi:Jioth.doc~d· ,. Pomeroy Or Bowlers Fl'ru'sh 5th in Tourney 40 Entries Being 'The Ashland Oil team of the IJunior Bowlers of Pomeroy were Accepted for in Columbus last week ttl bowl ~o~;;,t~!u~~i~e~:ate Junior i Pee Wee Event mixmd bile ~:~~ "E. v: only tllree hila II were chalking up Younc struck oui · U .- · '!be loJie f~ Andy Y\IU.~ end a aJnilie with a triple. Tiger bitters GaiDa Academy Hll!locboal ltudenaa wbn W~.Juld like to play oa a summer basen11U ~u.d have beeo aoked to ;;:.tael Marlo Bush, 416-3172. Tbe team wtll be made uu of lads wbo an~ If, 17. a hi.lllle a , ·p . __ .:.....:.; Braves by 20-10 The Gallipolis Pony League . Dodgers outlasted the Braves · 20-10 il) a game played on Me· mortal Field Friday evening. ' The winner! scored 11ix big 1 ~EW YORK runs in the first imting, and was I Elias endb Keak thea:~~:; . . . 1never headed runs to ae ~ long Shovel Head for the Times·Sentmel cameraman Frt· I hit of 11 trapped it via trout line in the Muskingum River. Null 1 Jim Williams was the winning ' John on June HI, near Null's cabin just off the Muskingum. Left hurler, Junior Bostic the loser. carry the n Null, Tony Merola and Don Curnette. B .d M. . Sa nd s a z-I victory over ern je, 111 tron , u er , k y k !Spencer and Craig each collect- 1 Yor an ef!l. ., 1 •·• .,. E earns ntere 1 J t8 two --~~p;w,'c;,;s;-,WJ:;;~~ j doubles , Burney, R. Dll<lll, I Dodger• Outslug Istun, E. Abbott end l each a single. T A Hlid yeart old. G•lllpolls hasn't Ju.d a summer IP.am to1 bilil aebool boy1 for teverad yean. KC d Ill • 8h ed three hils lur u,e winnm. 1 Elias's homer, bllo I Johnson had two of the losers ! five hits. Elliott and Jackson poe nH e . had a triple and Hern.!liworth, I came 0 t th~ seas;m·thhit~left. LL Tournament · :~~~e"lieved ·~~!~~:-foul1hlleltl Boster, had I The Ashland Oil team came nnua The. Dodgers are 4·1 in league : efcbljljt ' i in fifth in the state, finishing •- th B 6 ,,._;·,·t !only 36 pms less than the State 1· EnirJ·es fur tlte lhird annual e raves v- . oil Whitey Ford ' ''J . . !· p~y , 1 Champions. 1Syracuse Pee Wee Tournament Tht! Eighth Annual K~ger 1 is Red Sox; 1965 - Middleport ! Yank~s. ~1ddleport !~tans , J making his fli'sl I The Ashland Oil team is! to be held at the Syracuse Ball Creek Tournament for Little Yankees. Chesh1re Ttgers, and Racmu. the moWJd · I h k f J PEE WE~: U:AGUE I composed of Lennie Van Meter, Park duri~g t e wee o u Yl Leaguers will get underway at Umpires for aU games will Addavllle Sluggers. Gallipolis Steve Van Meter, Pat O'Brien, 10, are bemg accepled through , 6:15 p. m. Wed~sday, ,July 7, I be Bob Burchett, Doug Hems- Athletics, Gallipolis White Sox, I BASEBALL STANDlNt;S Pat Story and Mike Sawyer. July 8. . when. t~ Add~vJ!Ie Jets meet l ley and Guy Gumther. . Pt. Pleasant Dairyland, Galli- I TEAM Wun l..m;t I pONY LEAGI Mike Sawyer bud high game I Tourna~ent mana~er Robert the Galhpohs T1gers. All. games Other teams entered m the polis Orioles, Pt. Pleasant City J-Hawks .... , . . ..... 1 0 TE_A~ .. for the State's Junior Bowlers , Louks said there Will be no ar~ Eastern Standard Time.. 1 1965 t~ur~ament are: . Ice and Fuel, Gallipolis Sena - Angel.!! PhJIIJes ........ ·f· ·. t!~ll' 01 with a 205 entry fee for the tournl"V and 1 Second game of Ute evemng. Gallipolis Red Sox Middle· ,~ B dl d B G 11 . 1 R b. Dodgers ........ 4 ·· 0 Red . .,, b 1 ed h . h 1965 d I ' wrs, e or r<~ves, a rpo - 0 IllS . • .. '. .. .. I a Mac and Amanda Sawyer, t~o games WI . e p ~: eac at 7:_ 30 p. m., pits t e . e- 1~rt Senators,_ Pt. Pleasant Pu.re is Yankees , Pt. Pleasant Fish- Falcons 1 (l : . s ............ . ( coaches and instructors were mght on lhe ltghted fuJd. fendmg champiOns, the M1ddle- Otl, Cottageville Dodgers, Midp , p·r t Syr use C d ........" .. , . .. 1 0 Giants .. ....... 1 in Columbus with the ' team Any boy who will not be 10 port Yanks against Pt. Pleas- dleport Braves Pomeroy Tig- eprs, omerDodo } 1 a_ es,M.ddalc · ' Laark8 Braves .. .... ... 0 -t 1 1 Mrs. Leonard Van Meter als~ years old before August 1 will I ant Fruth Pharmacy. The ers, Pt. PleaSC:nt Reds. C h fl. R:eroy Pt P~e~:: nt ~all!~~e Or~ol~ ·' · · · · · · ·.·. ~ . . TOTALS - U 1t Iattended the tournament. be eligible to play and no . Pomeroy Yank~s play the Pt. . shire Redlegs. Buffalo,_ w. lron.eg:~rtl~nd, an~ Middleport 1 Eagle: 0 ; I ~AST WEEK'S Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer and team may hae tmh ore than ~ i Plethasan t Ktwams atf8l•h30 p. m.l Va., Pt. Pleasant Dunlop T1res, I Red Sox Wrens .. 0 1 :sge:s ~lan5 18 1. the Ashland Oil team thanked players or 1ess om 12 , on 11s in e 1ma 1 game o e even-~ Pomeroy Jet.!l, Cottageville · TOTALS , , · sponsor- roster • according to · Louks. 1ing · i Phlls t7 Ashi an d 0 1.1 for th eir Red 13 Braves G' ship. All players m\lst be permitled Forty teams 11re entered in . THIS WEEK'' G.\MJ<:S: : s 16 aants G"Oipolis _Summer Playground ' Tite Ashland Oil Company fur - lo play each game. . . the 1965 Kyger Creek Tourna- I Mooday - Wre~s. ,; ca;ds I ~~ w~:~~Sv~a . ditector Cliff W1!son Saturday nished bowling shirts for the Managers of teams W1Sh1.11g l ment. Prevwus wmners, by I Tuesday _ Robm . . v~. J.aJ. 1 • announced the schedule and I team and paid for the bowling to enter should contaet Louks years, have been : 1959 - Doe·s Ame~ican League Krausse, Grilli (71 , Duck- cons. !Mooday - G1anta Jlof>'!'ll! riJsters ror the 1966 Gallipolts i in the state Tournament. by ~riting him at Syn.TCUSt!, or Fine Fo~ , Pt. Peasant; 1961 . F1nt Gume 1 wort~ (8)., Aker 19) and Roof: . Weilnesday _ J-Hawks vs. Or- ~ Tue1d~ - ~eds VL . Gi1·l 's Softball League. calhng WY 2·2951. Sommerville, Pt. Pleasant; 1961 1Mmn. 000 000 010-- I 9 3 Krahck. 0 Donoghur. l6). Kelley 1oles , Wedne!tday - Pomeroy ·Redlegs; 1962 -- Detroit 010 000 001 - 2 5 (8). A11en (81 and Azcue. WP- , Tllanday - Angeis vs. L:trks : ants · ''J .' Games will be played on Mon· ' UTILE LEAGUE T . C"ties CluL to Pomeroy Pirates . 1963 - Gal- 1 Kaal, Worthington (7), Mer- 1 Krausse (4-Jl. LP-- Kralick 12- · Friday _ Hawks v~ . Eagles , Thursday - Reds VI. day, Wednr.sr.lay and Fridays STANDINGS ~Win 1 : • Friday 1Jipolis Tigers; 1964 - GalliJXll· i ritt (9,, ~lippstein (9) and 4), HRS--Colavito 2, (12th and between 9 and II a.m. TEAM W L R OR I Conduct Tratl Ride ~--·---·- - ·-· -- · · - ~ Batley: Wtckersham, Podres IJ!h i. Girl's tennis aclion will be Yankees ..... 4 0 35 14 , Fifteen members of Ute 1'win i8), Sherry 19) and Freehan. Wash. 000 010 000-- I ti o· held each morning. Tennis les- i Alhletics . . . . 3 0 Jl il l Cities Motorcycle Cluhare plan- i IWP- Sherry 13-0i . LP- r.lerriti ' Boolon 022_00010,- I 9 0 su~;~s will be gi\'en by contacting 1Red Sox - ..... . 3 26 14 n1ng a tr.all r1de begmn1ng at !0-51. Richert, McCormick 18 1 and Hich<~•·d Hamil ton at Memorifll White Sox .. .•.. 2 1 1 ~ 18 4 p.m., today . 1Casanova; Santiago ( 6-4) and Field . iTigers . . ...... 1 3 :!3 32 The 75-mile jaunt will begin Secood Game : Ryan. LP- Hkhert t8-7J . HRS A glrl's tenmg tournament IJndtans . , ..... 01 3 15 36 and end l:lt the Cycle Shop in :Minn. 003 004 200- 9 W 0 -Conigliaro 1l4lh I' Kirkland will Ue lleld the first or second Ono!es . ... .. .. . 3 14 .26 Kanauga. Individuals wh? are Detroit ~~ ~oo 000-2 6 I . (lst ·l, Foy (3rdl. week m Jul . All interested in I Senators ........ 0 3 7 17 I not ~t~mbers , but would hke to Pascual , Ctmmo (I) and Y . e . TCITALS 14 14 tro 170 partiCipate, mlly do so by payZimmerman ; Aguirre, Pena IU luplnC1Jl IMht! t ve,nll ma~. riedgtster at ~h 1 LAST WF.EK'S RESUI.TS· i ing $2. which 1s the monthly 1 The Yankees won two games (6) Gladding [61 Podres !9) Bal _. 001 021 000 000 00--4 13 0 emt~r a r 1e concession • · i f h b . . k d k · ' • , . startr.l. Yankees 13 Indians 3 [dues fee o l e clu . , thiS past ~ee an 1_oo. ov~r 1and Freehan. WP- Pasrual 17- Cal. 010 2JO 000 000 01 - 5 18 ! 1 White Sox 6 Senat.m; 5 Monday, all members have i first place m the Galhpohs Lit· ; 5). LP- Aguirre t2-4). HRS- , McNally, Watt (5), Fisher ~ Here's the girl's soflball sche- ~ Indians 5 Red Sox 3 Ibeen asked to attend a meeting j tie League with a 4·0 record. 1 Versalle!lo t6th), Kaline (lith) . : \121 and Etcheharren; Wright, , dule and roster: !Yankees 8 Tigers 7 __ Rojas !7), Lee tlO l, Sanford I 1at lhe Cyrle Shop where elec· , a half-game ahead of the AlhMonday, An~chi \'S. Mets; : GAMES THIS WEEK: ' tion of ofFicers for the new ur- ~ letics. now 3-0. Chicago 002 000 000-- 2 9 (12) and Satriano. WP--Sanford Wednesday , Mets vs. Red Birds; !Monday - Oriolt>s vs. White ganization will be conducted. Friday night's Athletics vs. New York 100 ooo 04x- 5 6 o, t8-2l . LP- Fisher (141. HR-Friday. Red Birds vs. Angels. Sox Senators contest ~as moved I Pizarro 16-2 1 and Romano: 1Blair (3rd) . , . _ ,. 1Tuesday- Tigers vs. Indians 1 GALLIPOLIS back to Saturday mght, so o~ly ·Boulon, Hamilton (3), Reniff ' San Fran 000 000 010--1 & 3 1 Ju1y 6- Angels vs. Mets, Ju- WedneiHiay _ Yankt'.e!l vs. Red 1 SlOW PITCH four g.:,1es were played durmg (9) and E. Howard. WP- Cinci 31 050 211t- 12 !4 ol For the next two weeks, we ere ly 8- Red Birds vs. Angels. Sox TEAll! W L R OR the week. Hamiilon (5-IJ. HRS- Berry Bolin, Gibbon 121 . Priddy 14\. l pass on great savings on all HONDA .July II - H.ed Btrds vs. ~ets; Thursday - Senaklrl vs. Ori· G & J .. .. ... 6 0 70 22 1 Biggest u~et' of th~ week (3rd) , E. Howard (4th), Sadecki 15), and Haller, Dietz ] ~uly 13- Ang~Js _vs. Mets , Ju· oles Neal Insurance 4 2 44 20 was the _Indians 5-3 WID over __ ! !& ); Ellis 14.u 1 and Edwards. I models. These bikes have great ·J 15~ Red Bird' vs. Angels. . Friday White Sox vs. Alh-1 GSI . . . . . . .. . 4 2 42 49 1!be previously undefeated Red IK.C. 1100 004 111- 7 15 11LP- Bolin (4-5). HR-Mason lion, good power even riding double, July 18-- Angels vs. Mets, l letics :Nationwide . . . 2 t 40 55 ISox. The WID moved the ll"Kh· Cleve ' 000 100 301 _ 5 9 1 , lstl July 20- Mets vs. Red B!rd.':j; Nazarene Church 1 5 25 38 ans out of the three way tie · ' · more fun than a barrel of root beer July 22- Red Birds vs. Angels. 1 Baptist Church 1 5 27 64 for the cellar and the lo!iS I :~: ~!~~~le! a.PII!+· ----- I Girl's Softball Schedule and Roster Given Ff}'day'S M3J0f • I Jne • sCOfeS 1 ' l i II yan. kees Lead Litt Ie League · By Half Game 11-bill 1 Vance aha. . - •;rn,. . -~tt¥lmmlD'~!:I ATLANTA <UP!) - The Atlanta Braves exploded for ! three runs in the sixth inning, capped by Rico Carty's solo i' homer, to back up Ken Johnson's seven-hit pitching and ! give the Atlanta team a 5-4 victory over th~ Los Angeles I Dodgers Saturday in the first game of a day-night double- i header . Johmon, who pitched a --------seven-hitter and hit the second threw wildly on the relay trying I humer of his career In the third to nail Aaron at third. Carty iun ing, served up a two-run then homered for the final run , homer to Willie Davis in the to give the Braves their first I top of the sixth that put the victory over the Dodgers Jn six Dodgers ahe'3d, 3·2. games this year. 1 AUanta then rallied for three Johnson, now 6-5, gave up a runs in the bottom of the inning final run in the ninth inning 1 to pin the loss on Don Sulton, when John Roseboro sin~led In I who was knocked out as Ed Lou Johnson before gaining the 1 Mathews doubled and scored on victory in his first route-going I a single by Aaron, who went tG perFormance against the Dodg>j second on the play. ers in 14 career starts. Rellever Bob Miller was gr..led by a long fly by Mack JUDI• Jones that advanced Aaron to SIX Gallia countains displayed this 43-pound, 48-inch third and the Brave outfielder day after it's arrival from Beverly, 0., where Car1ton N11 "me in lo score when Wills used a 14·inch t·hannel cat for bait. The catch was made to right are Gene Boster, Jim Houck, Merrill Null, Carlto ALL-STAR f&Dnlng lli, hittlol one· 1 "" •• - - - •. ·- 0rgantza . t' 5-4 Will hurled I pau}R' hards Scores . J ot'ns Atlanta Johnson Dodgers bu]i; ;...·~·~ game Thursday. 'll1e Tigers trounced the Jel!l by a 27·1 margin in another game at Pomeroy. Pirate hitters, in addition lo the big blast by Case were Jed Will with a double and single and M. !.>iiiard, J. Dillard and I a DETROIT (UP!) - AI Kallne over per Tt. I mar~ ofhetter~ag Ed~· already made !he quarter-finTEAM . . . Pd. Ill 32 1 br 11 blt his 12th homer of the season j :~ _ als, and Ri chey are t.he last Sao Fru .. • 44 31 .at wltb lwo out. 1Jo the eighth two U. S. players left m the Pllllhurp - • Jill .I'll 6 inninc off reliever Gary Roggensive Wimbledon till e. said he !) Los Allgeleo - 38. J'/f • burk and Larry Sherry pitched · played as well against Smith as ~ Houston . . ... rl Sl .111 ~ two inning• of ..e hit relief baU Pbiiadelpblo • ,. ••1111 110 Saturclay 1o give tltt Detroil CHICAGO (UP!) - Ed Kranepool and IIddie Louts .• -· 33M •• ~ Tigers a 1-0 victory over the I IC lOUd eecb bit I homer and drove In three runa .. the Cillcl!ma~ - ••• M • • IIIIi Minuesota Twias ( ~ York Mels battered lbo last place Chlcaso Cube Atlanta . . •... 3.! 40 .141 13 . I 9-3, for lbeir fourlb triumph In arow. N y-~ M ·~ IJll Roggenburk reUeved oter<er i· l "_ , Bob Shew survived a spitball ! Cblcago ..•.. 20 f7 Jlll22~ Jim Grant with !be basea · MEXICO CITY (UPil _ Tile t ELAND (UPII -Mil<e conb:oversy witb Cub Manager :suson Jenki111. llolllnflr'• Renlllo loaded end one OUIIR the. l~st surprise visit thla week of Berabberpr <ODiilmed hie... Leo Durocher and • Ron Sanlo olngled ID left II New York t Chiceso a of !be oeventh aflet Jon International Olympic Commit- IIDII .. Clevelaad pi!cbinl IOU ' C:Jicago etlack .. become the the third )DAiOC .. Oltend AUenta i L. A. 4, Ill, day D -.l ·.1 Northup and Bill Freehan teo Chairman Avery Brundage oiglll wbea be rap. firsl Mets slllrter ever lo win hitting stroak to 24 liiDee, San Fran II CIDciBaU, Dl(lll .lUlU .. . singled and Doa Wert walked. has •tlrred new conjecture• pod out lbrte bits and drO\e ATLANTA IUPil - Former four games ia 1 row. He bas three short of the Cobs' SL Louis at Jloueln, lll&b& / ' . Ro&senburk got pmch-hitler about !he progress ol preper· In lllllr raoo lo pace tbe Kaa· 1major league Manager Paul not lost a game since being time record of 27 set bY Plttaburp 11 Phill., Di&bl J ... MJCkey Stanley lo ground out to , ations for the 191111 gameo. ,., City Albledot It a 7·1 Richards joined the Allan! a purchased by the Mela II deyo Wilson In 192t. Ttdafo l'nMbl1 PlleW end tbe inmnj. I victory over &be ln.1iJcs. Braves Saturday as a developer ago from San Francisco. Durocher eame out of New Yori at Chieqo t2) 1 . · Brundage salcl before leaving of minor leagne nl "''' aod , New York pol together two du•out 1o protest to Flaber (H) end lllboll (WI ,,;.;.,..,., (UPI) - Ken Me· But '" !be next lnnillg, Kalina for Sae Francisro that be hd HOUSTON (UPI) •--~ I I I th r . . h.l h eli • """"'" h.11 h to hand - -~ , the club refU>ed to rue ou e our run mnmgs w 1e an ns umpire Ken Burkhardt in VI. Feul (I) end Shmooao (1·1). 110 mullen'S MJ1tb 1nnlng double tagged • _ omer beea usured that there are paw Mikt Cuellar ~truck o~l 1possibility he might some day the Cubs their r~fth consecutive ~~ inning, charging Plttlburlb at PbDadelpbll drove il tbe winning run Sat- ::.~nburk bil first loss in two probiP.ms which cannot be 15 batten and bujG-blt- replace Hobhy Bragan a~ man- luss. Kranepool_s two-run ho- with throwing a spitter. Frymaa t.f-3) va. JICboa (H). 001 urdey ta aive the Washlncton "' · . solved. Iiiii ofaorlalop SODDy Jacbo• 1ager. · mer off loser B1ll Hands and a viousiy Burkhardt had Lot Anseles 11 Atlula Senatan a 4-1 win om the Shedry oamo ., after aterler He quoted ex-Preside•! of llqged blo -nd iDslde ·lfle. I . . 'h d two . run double by Ron Bunt ' a half dozen balls out of 'play Koulax (13-2] vs. LeMilller (~ Demus McLam was hfted for a Mexico Adolfo Lopez Mateos, _ _.. bo iii eek Sator Rtchards w11l • ea a new od ed f th · 11 . · ~ton Rtd SoDox. , --k d pincb·hJtter ill the aeventb and no 1 ~;r head of the Olymplca _::· 1m.m~~ 1 ad• thw H ,_ • departmenl of instrurlion and pr udc douBr ta 1d",' thrm e the request of ~b batters, but 41). . SiOClet by n t..vo-: an J-' 1b rw· b00 b.1 ~ a"liut .., e e ouswo · , · seoon an ressou 9 ee-run he never issued Shaw a San Franc1SCG at ClnclnnaU Frank Howard off Red Sox stym ~I e Thins lo hi~t 1'1 j Orgenlling Commtllee, as ate~ Aalrol to a U vlclory over development m lhe Brav~.s .ml- shot plus Johnny Lewis' double · _ p ,_ Malon (9-21 e only t o ing that all marten .....,... ,.~.... the S UMIII Cardioal nor league fi1 rm syslem. Club / ted f I . warmng. erry l 11 YB. ey • II t th recor« to ~reliever John Wyllea .se hi e Sherry was a ninth·inning to L.- a..ul-.~ about &. I. President John McHale an- :a!be cooufnfth fofr olurf _mhore F m The triumph gave the ninth St. Louis at HoustoD 0 statrJO for McMu n s ow. · 1 b Earl B tte IJtl" =u ~ __. re le pnc _er_ e_r· place Mets a nine-game lead Stallard U-2) YS. Roberts (:'1-,.). •. n-•II h smg t Y a Y• would be decided before the J"'IILA - nm UPI ~ · · Wyatt, !be thtrd ~wR P c er. . ~ Dg~ " I ; - 1 · ove~ Ihe Cubs, the blgg.,l mar· Amerlcu Leapt lltlffered hll loorth loss in •• ' end of this month. Roger CreJc quelled I PlittWhen asked If the arrival oi l gin !bey have enjoyed over any (IIoel 1111 boclndo DIJbl _ , many decisions. I FJve Mentors Voled . RtllllGn Revtvttl btqb rally llo lbe llialb Jan. the 57-year-old Rtchards for- I team in their five-year hislory. TEAM w L Pel. GB Senelor reliever Ronnie Kline Into Hall of Fame Desptle the aS\IIII"ances, !be ... end Bm Wb!le'l mer field pijot of the White Sox Roltimore .. . 45 Z4 .11112 rained his fourth win againsl a COLUMBIA, Mo. (UP!) -meeting of the two brought out , bomer ill the oevenlh proved end Orioles and until last year 1 T.uL MARINE Detroit ..••.. 43 24 .Sta 1 pair of setbacks for two innings rive vc: • ~an coaches who co• agam the ru~s of many &be wlmlilc marglli Satm'day general m&Rager of the Hous-: Cleveland .. ·· 40 25 .615 3 of one hi! scor•less pttching. tributed 10 the developmenl of months aso that high Mexlean •Jcbl u the PbDtulelprla Pb!l- ton Astros. ptJSPd a threal 10 NEW YORK (UPI) -Bob California . , •. 38 !I J$1 7 Tbo Senators won their fifth the collegiate game ol baseball officials considered_ the O!!"'J'le Ileo 0., oo for •HI'Ictor7 Bregu'o position as manager Windham, former Texas w.. Chlce(O . . .. . 32 3i .471 u pme In eight meetings with have been voted into the College~ games ~~ economic wbUe otfl' &M Plrata. McHale said, ··We ha t•e not : tern center, baa been signed by Mblnesota . , • 31 36 .463 13 Iloslon despite I pair of home B81tbali Hall of Fame. elephaal lid wuted lo be rid blred him at this time for that the New York JeL• as a free New Ydrk , . . . 28 37 .431 15 nw bY ohorlelop Rico Petroce~ Named ID the HaD ol Fame of the comiDltment. TJIRBE-LENGTB VICI'OIIY sort of job." , NEW YORK (UP!) - Willie agent. Kansas Cily . . 28 3t .ttl II U. were Paul Eckley of Amherst This baa beeo ftaUy deoled bY OCEANPORT, N. J. (UP!)- "But" McHale added , "he Davenport. Rnb Se·'"'"'· RJ' >h The 24-year-old Windham, , Washington ... :zt 42 .40117 Pttrocelll's oecond homer of CoDege, Frank G. McCormick, governmtllll """"" end by Ia Zeal, 1 opeedy soa of Roulld baa the talent for all sorts of Boston and Charlie Greene led from Od"sa, Tex., IS &-foot-5, Booton . . . .... :11 43 .3111':11 tile game aDd 111e 12th of the Conner baeebaD coach at the ' persons hlsh !ll 1(10111 efrclH. Table who hold' three turf jobs. lie baa been a good a J>3rode "I favorites to victory and WeJghs 275 He has liallnlal'a Reaallao ,..,.. eamt In the ftflh to Unl...,•ily of Mlnneoola, Cler\ Oblervera feel thai ooe ol the course records aped to 1 three- manager and I bave nu dnuhl Saturday ia the first o~Jbl beeo Ia !be Marines the lao! CbieaJo z New York 1 ll'eelt 1 1-Z ue, but Lock .....,. Noble, former baseball coach causes of douhl bu bf!en I leqth vlclory in the $2!1,1110 thel cbe would ill 1 good one events of the 79th Nallonal two yean. Wll8bJOCI!ta 4 Beolol J ed It lO!Ih hla ninth homer, also at Mlaslsslppi Stale University, ' ootablt bock of oommunl<allotl LonJ!ellow Beadlcep at JifOD- again. , AAU Trt:k end Field Cbempi· Detroit 1 Mlnaesota 1 ..,10, two lnnlngo later. Glenn Martin, coach at South· betweeo ~ Maleos snd the moulb Park Saturday but . 'I onshiJII. BONOIWIY COACIIE8 ... Kauu CltJ at amlad, 1111em Dlinolt University, aod Bill press, eapec~eUy !be foreign mlJaed the b:adt llanderd by i!M\ION Ollto <UP II -The Deven wilh 1 meet re- NEW YORK cui>I) - Ted nl&bl COPS WOMEN'S TITLE McCarthy, ea-baeeball coach at correspoodents stationed bere. one-fifth of a oecond. Noilll leam ... 1>7 Jot Icord of~ -nde In the 1:JO.' WUIIams.,. Casey Sletliel, tile Bellimon al C~t nl&bl COLUMBUS fUPit -Joyce New York YnlverS!ty. Demaaded ID!onnatton Cooke ol Toleda Llilboy w~b yard high burdlea ocored lor aeweel member• of the beae- TtoiiJ'•, Probably meoen: Kazmierski of Mleblpn Slate Pr1or lo the reeent meetiog TRADE GREMMDNGER • pobots Ob!o the second itra· ht ear end baD Hall of Fame, Friday ... Ballimon at CaiJini8 be8ted Bobble Jo G.-brlefeen of tTrLE ftGBT of lhe. lnlemellonal Olym(llCs GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!) - Noilll· Sonlfl B!p ll<bool AI~ llooiDa made it 1 row In copied lovllsliolll ID ICII'YO 11 Lopes (WI VI. s.tiiill 114). the University of Georaia, 2 und NEW YORK IUPI) -Middle· Execul?e Committee lo Rome, Hank Gremruloger, defensive beoutblll PIM bert the long jomp hy 1 shade over -111')1 coacbeRin !be annual MI.- at llotnlll Cl) 11P1 ...... the Charley Mays of New Yorlt AIJ.Siar (aDie July IZ .11 St. BoelreU (+6) end Grant (Jfl 1 Saturday to wln.ll1• 15th '1'/o- weight champioo Emile Griffith the local presa had beeu caplllln of lhe National Football ' , Coll~le Golf Cabmp- and Joey Archer will officially lnsislently demendi"'! more League champion Green Bay liaaiiJ leu>MI II laot ,... ' ILouis 91, Loiicb !7-4) IDII Sperma (J:nenh~ olgn for their July 13 title fight lnlormatloa alloul wort on Packer• deaplte losing his oDtl aetlla IIIII . , _ ,.... Seagren, world record setter ' f) or MonbouqueU.. (W). '"" ' aexl Mtlllday at noon in the Olympljl,o l!lolollallons. Lopez starlinl berlb wao lraded Sal- ftMI. iD 111e polo vault at 17-511 weo JCaDu.l CIIJ 11 Cltnlllltl (II AVAQ,AIJLE II'.PT. 11 olflcoo of the New York State Maleos saved his dale lor the urday lolhe Dallas Cowboys fur , lhe only one lo aet over at 17 LADY Pm TRIUMP1I8 · - St8ffotd ,!!;IJ anti ferry (1-4) LOUISVILLE Ity (UPII _ Athletic Commission. International Group's gathering a future draft choice. ~ POOR IIIOWING feel but the 19-ye!IM!d Gl.. NEW YORK fUPI) -Lady va. 0'~ CS-31 1U Arthur GrJ~. at,;.n., tor and rfieased a rather compre- -1 r• C~GO (UPJ) - Keatucky dale, CaDI. Jun1or College star Pitt turning baclt a ~~ Sleberl (74)! He8vyweiJbl Cbampion Cmius SURGERY henStve report al tbal time. ,Pitts 1101 1110 010- s 9 0 nerby and PreUneoo wiDaer ~ at three attempt 1o pullh chetlen(t In .the ,otre.tcb, wot~ ·. Cblcqo at fiew York (I) In sroup here CHICAGO !UPI) - Defense- . Still wilb that report on Phlhl 11110 lliJO 1101- 1 J 0 Kallal K1n1 "did 1101 ,WI up his ;ending wllt'ld mark lo 17-6. lhe 50th numlng til the f119..87$ John (~) and Horlen til-71 L ., th! group would · man Mall Revflch of the hand,' Brundage found it Veale (11-51 and Gonder: i -:el! In lhe left front ankle" end Green, Nebrasltl'o NCAA U· Coachirif Clnh Anierlr•n O•ki Talbot (1-5) and Pelerlllllt (Hi Ill mn.blt for 1 sept 10 title Chlca1o Blacl< Hawka will bave neeessary ID make a trip lo Bunnlnr, Knowles tl) and !d1d ,liot cool out well from his llehokter, nosed .out Jim Hines :at Aqueducl, Sa(~rdey by three- Weehlngton at Booton !2) -: boot wltb Euro 111 title holder I en operallon Monday to remevel look over some ol the UecJktr. LP-Bunninl (IJ..)4l1':"nt ,In the Arllnglon _Cia~slc, of Oakland, rahf.. In theJflil. quarlt!rs ."' a · ~. ' '" . , '' Orlego (6-5) .and H'nqan CJI.I) larl o1 Weet bt1nt cerlllap !rom hie Jell lnstalleliool and eumlne scale (Utb), ow\lt)' m;lor,-\W,O' -..thlpltt OJ.• illll•'TriPio vs. "'orehe,ad U·ll and Lonborr l!lt-:lllllil, mo4ell II olflarlllllllltarllltl (fill),~ (IIIII), illl<'tacil'"'·- '···· -~·-··-··• JU,- ·. · · ' Crlll\'i for IIUloa. · fil-6), l'l\ '· . , Senat9n·Tnp ) s:.: I TWJDS ' ·}•oIR ' Tight Duel give hl111the ~Ue by two olrokes o\rer Viony GUes of Georgia ta 1 clooe flnl!h at Stanford UnJ. verslly'l per 11, I ,83$ yard layout. · Tile 11na1 roanc~ ..... played 1n Ideal weather end Murphy aud GUee madt II an Ideal fialsh. Giles like Murphy • senfor ' 1474 for a' •ame up with • • I E K• T • h l ~::~~~t:~sl ~~:::i~~i\~;! WIMBI'!~!~~~:.. '!!~ -~ u':!.ump :-~!E unlaJ IIIPI ........ a ..... Detrott' N'Ips hu by Jockey Breulio Baeza with 125 p6UIIds, was sixth llo th• eight horse field. Impressive, the ooly horH lc beat Buckpasser this year, open· ed up a four-length lead around ltle far turn and never wu headed until !he eighth pole when Baeza took Buckpuser to thr middle of the track and lumed him loose. enabled him logo into Su:tu <y·s 1 Si!t Stop eldJ-,- 1 " pro "' Atlanta, 1 1 Pirates Nip On So4 m a t'oru~erur Aaron Leads western hy I ope ed ·· . ·-·- - A tP'andalam home run by R. T. Case · In the flrat inning paved •· lhe way for ·the Piraletl ID defeat !be Hartloonvllle Bombers rldderl ·.....t-·~:h·.-:-, :".1<"1\,", ~* ...,..,....~ .J 11 KOU~TON (UP!) - Talkative with oews media for his sol~ IKe saya he %cham~~~ 1 THE ONLY eemforteble place In .the Melgs-Gallle·Mason area Saturday we• the swimming poo~ creek, or an Erme ft!rrell, a 6-fo<~· -t... b 5-poken IOtelhg~nl appearances C_lay IS the ch P .~f ~nditioned bui1dlng. Old mao summer, who made his annual appearance Tuesday, continued to send sizzUng specialist wbo laya ~ 1o lbe a~ for tow-s of veterans bll8· 1 ~ta and :ae~ ~rk, tl;be ~~ peraturea across the Midwest. It climbed to 99 in Gatupolia SaturdAy, highest of the year. Over 700 persoos jammed IIUIIHII'!tiiii~IM world's most-recognized beavy- ~ pttals. ' wo sta m e na 101 .'11• IC the Gallipolis awimming pool betw:een 1 and 6 p.m. wright championship, alld eager; Ido no! hew lo the WBA ime. =~_:::_:__ _ ___::.:_.:.:__~.:.:__..,..:..:__:::_:_.:_______________________ CINCINNATI tUPI) - Pinch 0 W .gb M0 If · · 1 Terre ., ' "' hitler Tony p.,... II•"'• Doug Jones tapered o rrammg The 210-pound Terrell wW Terre II .has" h a k~ko won-losl H" . ....., Ia tbt Saturday for the~ ~esday ~ make his title defeRSe .iR the ilrecorld Wit lito Clnoc lutsd.ll'lls f bottom ol the loth inning wJth -nlghL h.eavyweight t1tle fight. , H C ' ast oss was eve an ltwo out gave Chlclnnati lb . ' l2,000..seat Sam OU::!I.oo o- iams here ill HOWJta and that 1 eig.bth straJghl victory Satur-The amiable Terrell lost the liseum, taking a 21-pound weiRht was the only time Terrell bas day night. nod as favorite around much Gf advantage m~o the rmg agamst. ever beea kayoed. I Victim was tbe first plact the boxina cam~ b~adquarters i Jones recognized as tl!~ ~0• 2j Jones' record shows 29 wins San Fr'Ulcisco Giants. Billy Me. here for Texas fll'st beavy- 1challenger in the World Boxing 6 losses and one dra1v with 191 . · ht title bout because of Association 1WBAl hea\-ywe1gbt 1 ' • • CHICAGO (UPJ) - Tommy Archer wound up tied wlth 11n almost every tournament,'' 60 players moved into loday's . wbo relieved Hank Fich• ~etg . an d too ran k'mgs. Iknockoul.!i·fJVe of them Ja hlS Aaron • 11 29-year·old pro from Bruce Devlin at 216 • one stroke Ihe said• "But this is the first rm·al 18 holes with 226 ,~.._ er m the eighth, was credited "too muc h appearmg t fi fgbts . w~e . . 1 1 . . . .. . a.s. v~ 1Gainesville, Ga., who has ne\er behmd Gay Brewer. time I have had the lead this cutoff mark Lionel Hebert With the wm. . • !Jttle trammg. . . I Th~ name and reputati~D of !he ft~ht ~til be t~l.~rasl .0 n 1won a major tournament, fired Aaron, who stands 29th on the late, Usually I've led early but dy Haas, Bobby Nichols, and Frank Lindsay, who relleved Te~ren_. along with ~rammg CassJUm Cia~, wh~ lays clam_1 t.o 1closed c~rcmt televJstoa WI~~ , a c!utcb two under par to grab money list this year with $16, have faltered In the final two Bob Toskl were among the Juan Marichal in the 10th, :WU for hts title de!ense agamst the the heavyweight title, tt:we Jrk - ~eavywetghts Cl~eland_ W~l . a one stroke advantage after 54 722, said his drives and LTOO days." who failed to make the cutoff. charged with tbt lou. G-1. hard-workm~ Jo :•:·. :..., et ~th Terrell and Jones in hams and Tod Herr~ng gomg 10 holes in the $100.000 Wr.~tern shots enabled bim to play tile A crowd of J6,300 watched 75 Arnold Palmer, who skied w tried to show the pu~lic wbat : pre·ftgh~l' a~ra~fem~nl.'i. h b ~ ~~~ounde[ ~evlsed ~~~)b i Open Golf Tournament Satur- ' course without any misbaps. players go through the third l 75 Saturday, wound up tied ·· ATlANTA (lft) - ' I 'w 8 hea~yweight champdlon bs~oubl·t . Terl:. :h ~w:Art!:a~p~~b .~ 1 10 .g~mmg ~EoT) p.m. ' d.a}'. "I have been playioc til well , round io 94 degree heat. The top seven othert at 217. 'fGIIJ an'...- rhlf*l 11 1 be hke. He baa ma e a tg 1 ca e c___ ·_ _ ·_p.m. · Aaron's round of; 3~34-69 -~po1r a1 !lot • - Sunday Times-Sentinel CHICAGO (UP! ) - Ogd<l Phipps' Buckpesser aprlnted k vlclory In the world reco11 time of 1:32 3-1 lo win lllf fl08,1100 ArUncton Classic hndi ly Saturday. Buckpesser and his stable mate, Impressive, were tbe 3 to-5 ndda on favocltes of th• erowd of 28,1177, and they dom inated tbe one Jnile race. Impressive, carrylnc I~ pounds and ridden bY Keanar< Knapp, got off fast out of tht Terrell- ones ,.,~, 1 .I I ' 1 1: HONDA II Hm's the rosters: DMFf CHOICE TOTALS ..... 18 18 148 148 ANGELS PHILADELPHIA (UPIJ LAST WEEK'S REIIULTS: Cilrol Folden, l.ou Ann Folden, The Philadelphia Phillles have Neal 16 Nationwide 6 Camille Doss, Cora Dunsmore, 1announced the signing of 17- GSI 12 Baptist 11 Susan Carl8{)n, Sharon Carlson, year-old Marty Meagher of G & J 8 Nazarene 5 Mari e Gibert, Joyce Burner, Roiling Hills, Calli., their No. 8 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Susan Sprow, Rita Valentine, choice in the· recent draft. Monday - GSI vs. Neal, on Helen. Akers, Elaine Brown, Meagher, 6-foot-2 and ·110 GSI diamond. Dianne Davis. pounds, will report to the Tuesday - Nazarene. vs. NaPh i Illes' Norlllem Rookie Uonwlde, on GSI diamond. G & RED BIRDS . League team at Huron, S.D., J vs. Baptist Church on East Cynthi:. Casey, Gale Craig, ner;t week. Gallipolis diainond. Marlene ' Johnson, Debby Dol> bins, Terry Dobbins, Kin Nasky, Becky Nasky, fda Mills, Naocl Layne, Becky Griffin, Beverly Hasilop, Ruth Hasilop, Judy Cousins. - - ; - - '1$ METS Connie Bradshaw, Suzzelle Robinson, Linda H\U, Connie Cotton, Arlene Briggs, Christy Casey, Chrisly King, Michello Smllh, Connie Mllcbell, Mar~ lyn Childers, Martini Childers, Thea SWarney, . . Slepbanie Sw;at· l nt!y . . knocked the Red SOx out of • three way tie fur first place. Keds For Summer Fun I with the purchase of any HONDA 90, will include a windshield, twin luggage rack, and our best wishes happy HONDA summer. I I _.._ WINS SPLI'f DECISlON . SEOUL (UPI) - Korean Kim Ki..Soo, unleashi"i a left-handed attack that kept bl1 on the defensive, woil a spUt decision s8turday night over ! Nino Benvenu~ of llaly lo wrest the world Junior 4 HONDA 90 TO CHOOSE FROM,,, . 4 SPHD .. . e 590-SUPER SPORT 90 . · · BUICKS BIG SELECTION All Models In Stock Priced from • LeSABRES •WJLDCATS ., • ELECTRAS • RIV.IERAS, to. ·. e a 200-HONDA " TRAIL e CA 200-tiGULAR IK)NDA AIR CONDITION e SPECIALS ": eCM91-HONDA 90 CUI ' ".l LOOK fOR THE ILUl ~ ~ . .. L~IEL• I i' WE HAVE 9 MODELS 'till., ON THIS GREAT 90 FRCM �•' 11!1. OWiel w. Rl I, llarrlaoovllle, ooa, p. m., Fdday; lin. Darrell 0. - . ·Jaobon, dailpter, I p. River News The ·Met'gs ~· ~D!Jo~... "~: PL~~~ :Adkins, Mary M. Ad· rollers; P~asant,~. !2. CW\1 be ' jbel prod aure Do .!gl'O . Jilin! ' )leo ""'- 1 ( ) Ill attraction Ia down tbt · first road to the left before JOU • rive at Bashan, ~ lr0111 Rocine. Weeds along the ereet 1ft trampled showing ovldenee tbal many. peroona have been to the area to see the beSVerll • cautiously make their · : way down the stream. "c ;. • ., • been told the beaver dam woe discovered sometime earlier this month and since then there bas been a crowd esch evening. 23.96; ;.; . · · . Bolser Botpllll Albany; James B. Pbllllps, Rt. tins,~~; Rbbert ·W. Bennell, Pomeroy • Maso~, 20.S5; Hin- . Hoae!' H~pital - Visiting Racine; Mrs. Darrell 0. Martin A.llerlsfurd, ill, 0.99 _falling, Kanawha .. -~ ., .. P m -r ·. · •• , · ~· -~ u .._, R..ll!»'er•.JII!I'Old C. 2.99, ·Charleston, hours ""'~~ 111 a'~ ........ ,.... ...--...u., .. _ . . . _ ~-· ~ -l.O.U Mi Vir U l... -- · · ~tll.q f()VNTV'S ., bhl~est only on Pediatrics Ward. oon, Huntington, W. Va.; Fns~ aelssL ,!.,1d R U 0 AdmlsaioDI er L. McCoy, Rl 3, Jacl<son; · "'" s, usse · tourist attraction lor t h e Mrs. Cora Scolt, 741 Fourth Thomas Salyers, Rt. 2, Chilli- morella •JMrsHal. AleneLaHead, past several days bas been In 1ey, Ave.: Chauncey Rothgeb. Rt. cothe ., Mrs. Grover c. Ree d, Mm Wh . Tho wrence E Oblo River Boats- Lock 13, the vicinity of Horse Cave near 1. Gallipolis; Mrs. Clarenre Wellston. c orterLo, . mNasl h 1· , 1 Walter Curley down 7:30 a. m.; Bashan where five energetlc Emr\c.k, Pt'. Pleasant; Wilber Birtlul cer, Mrs. Ulse c 0 s, '' rs. Lock 14, Onward up 6:10 a, beavers have built a dam. F H3 nning Rt t Middleport· Mrs Larry E Wright Ewing- Burlelt!h F. Oiler, Walter D. . Lock 17 Del nd BY ROBERT WINGETT . . ' · ' . ' • • • ' • Ridenour Mrs. James L. m., ' e er Large crowds gather each ''They might even need I ''"' Lmda Lou Adkms, Rt. 1· ton, son, 2·36 p. m., FrJday; pies Ham L. Smith, US a. m.; Inca up 3' 30 a. m.; TODAY'S THOUGHT - Whatever your lot Is in evening, between 7:30 and 8 traffic officer there If the 3 40 How'ard E. Stou~ Mrs. Polly Crain down ' a. m; build something on ll o'clock, to get a look at one or crowds get any bigger," It has 4 a. m.; D. Wedge, Berta E. Will, Mrs. Little Edward down more of the heavers as they been suggested. J • Joltp D. Pasquale and inf:lDtJ A. J. Patton down 4:30 a. m.; ak th . dn th Ind1ana up 6:30 a. m.; Lock Mary Colmer, Lincoln Bll~ Pomeroy, baa grown m ke elbr wkayhe wurdn da e SAM PRICE, son of Mr. lllf El•erelilf up 12:55 p. m.; potatoes in a unique fashion. cree to c ec t st Y m " briDJij they built Mrs. Hubert Price, up 2:S5 a. m.; Steel Expre" .Mrs. Colmer recently went to her basement to da · de ed bi Portl•nd, ter' 1 1 0 Ple...al Valley down 5:11S a. m.; Ned Merrick up a pan of last year's potatoes for dinner. She was sur- The m, ma of tree mbs, recent Y rece v s mas 1 Admilled - William 6:50 a. m.; Lock 19, prlaed to lind some marble-alzed new potatoes In the basket. sllcksbl and!ormtbud, banls m,ade dgraegrdeeuatilonnedexuercaClt~onsesdhurelld·ng !hale Ewlngton, Ohio; Mr~ up 5 a. m.; Lock 22, City They bad grown In the basket on her sprouting 1965 JlOSSl • e 8 rna s w FeUure, Columbus; Guy Bush, Sl • Louis down 5:40 a. potatoes without sunlight or sod. make their home In a stream the University of Indiana. Sam's Hog8etl. · Lock 23, John J. Rowe down that Is nearly dry at times In wile, the former Carmen SalDII<•IIrJed - Mts. Jamea 45 B.'• ftL; Little George dawn SOMETHING IRONIC happened to one of the delegates the summer. ser, will be picking up I slmtBy HOBART WILSON, JR. Oldaker, Edwin Teier, Mrs. a. m.; Polly R. up 4 a. m.; from Pomeroy to the 20th annual session of Buckeye Girls' 1_ A_c_tu_al _ l_oc_a_tlo_n_o_l_tb _ ls_n_a_tu_r_;·_;l_ar_d_o_cum _ en _ t_tb_ls_ fal_l_._ _ LEWIS CLARK, of 602 Third Ave., Gallipolis, dropped Ruth Tygrett, •llrs. Nelson PhiiUp Sporn up 5:50 a. m.; , State. in the Times-Senlinel office with a couple of old newspa- tic, Cothy Kegley, Mrs. Ronalti)Valley Voyager down 7:15a.m.; 1011 down 4 a. m.; Andrew P. Terri F'Wtz, daughter of Mr. JWI'S hr purchased from a friend rece ntly. McCoy, Andrew Wamsley. Greenup Locks, AUce up 5:15 Calhoun down 6:30 a. m. and Mrs. Leslie F'Wtz, High-s~ a. m.; Chippewa up 5:30 am.; GaiJJpoiJs Boats - E'Deana was elected to president of a ONE was a Gallipolis Daily Tribune dated Thur~ay, Veterans Memorial Hospital Aton Zephyr down 6:50 a. m.: Ilo8worth up 5:11S p. m.; Bar· !Dwn council. It Is the ..,.... April 11, 1935. The other was a Columbus Admitted _ Mary Barnhart Laughlin McCleay up 7:50a.m., Jordan down 7:05 p. m.; position that Is held In rel.l·IUI•I Citizen, published Friday, April 26, 1935. Middleport: Mary Wingett; Meldahl Locks, J. S. Lawis up dowh 9:30 p. m.: by her father In Pomeroy. • • Pomeroy; Diana Brogan, Rut- 7:35 p. m.; L. W. Sweet down Queen City ~wo 12:11S a. m.; We also learned Linda Yost, HEADLINES appearing on page one of land; Valorie Young, Clifton: 10 p. m.; Wilham B. Zimmer Beaver down .. 30 a. m. delegate from the Racine Amer· 1t.: .l• the Tribune 31 years ago included "County 3 a. m.; Walter William- Jtouawba Jillver Boots -Lon- lean Legion Auxiliary Mary Dilcher, Athens; James down was ' ' - ·ff; Superintendent Bradbury Reviews Issues in Call, Middleport. don, Alan R. Merrill down 6:10 elected Mayor of C~therwood ~. ·~-. Guvan School Imbro glio"; "Auditor's Of· Discharged Lois gent suds. . a. m.; Marmet, 0. F. Shearer City In Clark County; Sandra · fie~ is 'Hot Spot' During Keeler's IncumOas Boggess, Mrs. My r t tFresco, Inc., 522 Fifth dn 11·10 •st ., Midbency" and ''George Beller, Charleston, Re· wn · p. m.,. JeIferson E . Swartz, ~· BeeC1r . Ave New York N y) I Par~er, Tammy Haley, Ne lie 1 ., ' ' ·· down 6:10 p, m.; Susan Lane dJeport, as president of counturns Here After Long Absence." Ebhn. Make way for the "scotch up 8:50 p. m.; Mt. State up ell, ~herwood City; Barbara Jo • • • and sofa." It's a sofa that in- 9:111i p. m.; Semet dnwn 9:40 o. Wdhama, R.D. 3, Pomeroy: to A "Tips and Reminders" column for news writers and Meigs GeDtral Ho•pilal eludes a bar. The 1rar opena and m.; Helen z.. up 12:15 a, m.: the llouse of representatives f· orres pondents also appl.'ared on page one. One "Twenty. Admitted - None. closes via pushbuttoos. The ao- Lacy Jane up at 12:30 a m.; from Frogley Cou~ty, and Jan'l'hrt'(' Years Ago'' item read: "Atty. Henry W. CherringDischarged -Kennelh Hager, fa opens to become a bed big H. E. Bowles up 3 a. m.; Fort Ia E. Schmoll, Middleport, to 1:1 11 and Miss Vivian Ayres were united in marriage at Wesley Bellea. .1 l11nlgomery, W. Va., April 7 last year and are at home to enough lor two. The unusual Dearborn down 6:115 B. m. a city council post. litl'ir -friends in the lower half of Mrs. C. B. Hanson's resl· pieco of lurnlture also houses t ll:'nVE' on Second Ave.'' a bigb-fi record player and a • • • radio. Sorry, no televls.ion. o~ the sports scene, Dick Holzer was one of 11 swim· (Castro Convertible Co.). LlWIIIP UlmD UliiMW .. Ill•- rs awarded an M for recognition of his services on the I who calls on me buys 1 new ' " ' l Y ,.,. .. ,... 10.r·, Mercersburg Academy's scholastic swimming cham· • • • The newest JlpStick has pi onship team, and two GAHS tracksters, Wallsce Smith Uatted Press Jnternatiooal three-in-one features. You get :md Lon nie Valentine, began drills for the distrit1 track Setting . up exercises and lipstick, a lip brush and a self· HEARING AID ll,f fll :=~t Athl'ns. I shower, all in one operation, is contained mirror. • • • .the intriguing combination oC· !Cosmetically Yours Inc., 201 TOP page one story in the Citizen 31 years ago was fered by a deep-piled back· Saw Mill River Rd., Yonkers, 7'14'' saw for less than a 6~" • . . Irs the greatest pJ~~ag!." of the Handley-Kane 1!rivers' license bill by the scrubber which is placed via N. Y.). value and lowest price ever to come from Black & Ciho House The House killed 1:1 gasoline tax increase pro- suction cups, on a tiled wall. : Decker. In fact it costs no more than many 6'>2" 1nd we tell them! i•' ';Pd b~· Gov. Davey's administration. The hike, one cent Fasten the c<lntow-ed frame at : Want photographs with the saws. This is the only saw that will operate safely h ~~ l k· n . would have finanrerl old·age prnslons. shoulder height, soap up the richness of oll palntings, What about your hearing-has It reached the stage with a 611!'' or 7'14'' blade. Here Is versatility and 1 • • • cover, then rub the body vigor- painting reproductions vlrt:Jiallly II terrific power with features found in saws tap TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of The Galli· ously against It - up, down, indistinguishable from the o;~~; J I where you wonder whether or not a hearing aid at $50.00. '·•l' i~ DaiJ~· Tribune and weekly r.al!ia Times ... Paul 0'· sideways te give the between· lnals? Now you can have s1 would be beneficial? Our testing Is FREE and with· SPECIFICATIONS, MAX. Cltr 211" at 90', Ill" 11 45'. ·' r·1ron named Ohio Universit~' ('ontroller by President John the-shoulder area a thorough 1as the result of a oew•protesl 9.0 AMPS. U.L Industrially listed motor. out obligation, and our reoommendations based on P: tl:f·!- . . . Vance Martin, 16, drowns in M('Cormirk pond cleansing. 1 called Tiffany Color Art. lntro-11 SC've n motorists cited by Ohio State Patrol in second (Minks's Closet Shop, 325 1 duced at the Natiorial seventeen year's experience. NOW Is the ttme to Jl ij nr safety check . . . Clarence E. Brumfield, 51. clothier, N. Beverly Drive, Beverly ! Center in New York the procall or write for an appointment In the privacy of d·' ~ <;J Jddenly ... Ira J. Mills, 76, formeor Gallia county Hills, Calit.). cess opens the door to a CU3tom lte{tlla IJUlli: Olber glr1J who •from Meigs, but wbase actlvlty lheet h've not yet found their way lo us, are Emilia Darlene Legar, Pomeroy, and Debra Grueser and Adrienne Sue Rue, both of Middleport. I ' ' • Nev•s Beat • ~ 1 . VOL. I NO. 21 tb., Gallia Dateline: !! ~ -wf\f\ . Meigs county people owe 100 · Memorial 35 .pints, Columbus One of the problems In blood Monday afternoon, June 27th pmts of blood. . II?splta!s 3~ pmts, !folzer Hos~ replacement is that families of from noon to 6 p.m. (EST), at Its people must make up thiS pJtal II pmts, Me1gs Geoerat l tj the bi • monthly visit of the 1 ed' blood h 100 pints In the red, plus addi- Hospital 10 pints, Parkersburg i :"p e ':;' m~ t ·~ nok Bloodmobile to Meigs County tional that will be used by resi· hospitals 4 pints and Gallipoli-s ~ WJ_ mg go ~u 8 as • 1 dents during the next two Medical Center 7 pints. their friends, ~~ neighbors .to O_nly by increasing the remonths period, If they are to U Is tbe underslaoding of donate blood.. We must budd cru1tment of donors will Meigs go into the fa11 wilh a clean &be local chapter that HoJ. up ~ur donor l~t, as we cannot County be able to supply the slate, according to Mrs, Mary 1 zer Hospital is asking Metg11 . eo,ntlmhuet hto drdam tethde leiwts peo-d needs of its residents. . H blod · , pea ave ona pn an amm, . o program eha1r. 1 people. aeeding bltod, either ga 11ons o1 blood over the years, " Both men and women quaiJ'Iy man, Me1gs Chapter, Amer1can to bring donors to the bos- M H .d Ias donors. There is no particular rs. amm sa1 . Red cross · PI'tal 1 or secaa·e a &lgned . problem in donating, the giving The _amou~ts of blood u?ed, ! statemeot from the Meigs Any healthy individual be-l is painless, harmless to the inand _stJIJ owmg at the var10u~ . Chapter that tbe blood will tween 21 and 60 years old will Idlvidual, and will help those . bosp1tals include, Veterans I be replaced, Ibe able . to donate blood next /who seriously need blood. 1 1 1 ,)81 NOT EVERY PERSON ••mo)c")a ·-":u;iLX'' -Blacks. Beckel'· U-130 7%" DnLITY CIRCULAR SAW 1 SOME DON'T NEED ONE i J I "lh' " K· G lwriff, ends life with pistol shot . . Charles B. Stevers facsimiles of paiDUngs. J,~.rnpd new executive leader of Gallla County GOP . . . . Clean, sweeping lines ln the ; (Tiffany Color Art, National J-~.r mer c1erk of courts Clyde Keller dies in Dayton .... Scandinavian tradition give Design Center 1 415 E. 53rd St., 1 H11 ndred s view VFW war som·1nirs in Lower 5 and 10 Jbeauty to an extra-deep, snag- New York, N.Y.). cta re ... Jolln Halliday, Oscar Bastiani and Gino Barsotti proof pla.!ltic IJasket that makes ~~·quire tract o[ land from Stewart Clendinen on upper ! lightweight laundry carrier. The first Christian Sunday ruurth Ave .... Ed (Dean) McFann blanks Hartford Tigers I Jt spotless by occa sionai- school began in Glouchester, 4-U as Gilkey Queen Bees win third straight OVA game. dunking It in soap or deter- England, in 1780. l I I " Ill" k' II' •• Diles Radioear Company PHONE 593-3522 P. 0. Box 843 25 N. Courl 51. Alhone, 0. Carolina Lumber & Supply Pt. PINunt 675-1160 Opp. 8&0 Depot Cnh & Corry • Cash & Delivery e Budpl Pion GO RIGHT to PICKENS for BETTER VALUES W• I your home. Rutland Green Roof Paint Special Our Price Gal., 5. 98 _ 5 gal. 28.50 Drive around Mason and Meigs counties and see mote roofs painted with Rutlaud green. There'll . a reason - stays green, lasts for years. Rutland Aluminum Roof Coating GAL., 4.50 ~ 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 Ground fine asbestos fiber with plenty aluml· num to make good job. Lasts for years. For me-tal, asbestos shingle or rubber roofing. We sell lot for traiJE'rs. Have sold it for 30 years. It laats long·er! Rutl1nd Red Roof P1lnt GAL., 4.35 _ 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 We have sold II for SO ye&l'l. We know It wilt ltay red, never fades out, never runs off Jn raJn barrel. Last lor 5 or 6 years. Everybody knows where Plckeu Hdwe. Is. Rutl1nd Black Roof Coating WITH oi.WITHOUT PIBER 5BUCKET GALLON 5·50 Fortified with rubber, lasts lor years. We seD JOO's of ga11ons every year. That's reason people come back year after year for paint a n d hardware at Pickens. ~ c THANE (WONDER FINISH) M . ~;FIN OR GlOSS qt. HUFFY RIDING MOWER SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE, 159.95 In· several eolors: lead, maroon, brown and green. Good for metal, wood or cement. Guar~ anleed to be good paint. Another Pickens special. Save at this June Sale! Huffy 24'" cut, 4 HP Briggs & Stratton engine. Everybody knowo Huffy sells best. Other Huffy mowmlrom 44.95 and up. 2 .25 i•l. 7.95 Wonder what it is? It's the best floor and wood finish we ever sold. So easy to apply. Looks lite glass finish. For boat~ outside doors, stands more sun than other finisbes. BIG TRANSISTOR RADIO SALEI SPECIAL! UTILITY PAINT 1.99 GALLON "Tr.nslstor 5.95 complet. 8-Translstor 1.95 compl, 10.Transistor 9,95 complet1 12·Translstor 10,95 comp. Many other radio bargains at Pickens. Tape Recorders are lot of fun. Talk and play back what you say. b 1 PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT PICKENS Everybody needs plumbing supplies and sooner or later they come to Pickens lor us to help them with their troubles. Most always you 1ll find the part you need at Pickens. Do you need a complete bathroom outfit . , . water heater, gu or electric In aU sizes? Corne to Pickens. GYM SWING SET SPECIAL Reg. 49.95 ~ Discount Price, 39.95 Zebco 33 Spinning Reel Ze~ 202 Spinning Reel Big double swings, 2 single swings, I glider I big slide. Made out of 2" tubing - 114" long: OTHER SETS AT $29.95 Flablng lime Is here\ You'll lind large stock of flahlog equipment at Pickens the year 'round. Boll' abot~t these speelal Zebco hu)'ll? AU complete with line ready to flah. •" ( 8.44 2.98 BARGAIN ON SAND BOXES REG. 11.95 _ _ _ Sale Price, 9.95 A real bargain! Large me with eanopy. Made to stand roqgh use. Just another special value at Pickens and everybody knows where PlckeDJ IL ; SPECIAL THIS WEEK - BIRD BATHS REG. 3.50, SALE PRICE, 2.99 Everybody loves birds - everybody needs 1 bird bath lo the backyard. Birds love to take a bath. You11 love to watch them. Check thlo special, all week long. '·I' • ~ CANNING TIM~ SPECIALS! · - ~ ' be ~nlng Ume around the big bend. · , Y9u n need a new. canner - every kind at ·. :~ canners, cold pack canners, 1 .. eoa. PreS~e ; iftmlnum canfiera, aliUl'linum preserving kettlel. Emythlng you need Is at Plcke01. • Everybody Knows Where Pickens H1rdw1re I• ... SHOP PICKENS FOR PICNIC SUPPLIES JULY •,,-i COMING. UP NEXT WEEKI .. July coming up next weet and another lon1 holiday. Shop Pickens now .lor your picnic sup. pllea. Everybody knowa where PlckeDJ to . DON'T IURN UPI GET A ~ANI Old fashioned While Mounlaln Ice cream freez. en - t)ley're different. Don't let anyone leU you othorwlse. They're triple action - freeze 3 times faster than other lreezero. We have ID these alzes: 2 qt., 3 ql, 4 qt., 6 qt., 8 qt. GET IT AT PICKENS! We have bouibt heavy aD yelr to bsve your needs &II · year long. We ute to 111 we have II. Mate• ua feel Jood IIIII you, too. We bear people ay, If yoo want oometblng co to Plete111. Go to Plckeno Jidwe. and. bUY yourself a new ·electric lin. Priced U5 up · Also Window Fano with thermostat. Plenty of fana al· WIYIJ on bsnd at Plckene. White Mt.lce Cream Freezers MASON, W. VA. PHONE 173-5583 More People Are T•klng Up Golf Thin Ever Before! • .. soli balls ··;- .c_--.. , IOif bsiS IIOv•sa ... 110lf club needs at have more Open Evef'll Dily, All Dey 7:00 tii5:SO EST- SGt. Nfllhts Til 8 ' -~~-~ • •.'!' •• .. _,; ' ,. ,, l ' • ;.. I •• ,.., ~. .II .. r-. t ' ' . ·i ..-,.......... ... . . 1 You CAN Drive Safefy-McCreedy Milk Truck Turns Over, Driver Safe SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1966 Marine AWOLS To Gallia Grand J lUU Pillis in Red '.J...'. WHAT'S NEW • r 'I I PAUL NEAll£ Nease Named �•' 11!1. OWiel w. Rl I, llarrlaoovllle, ooa, p. m., Fdday; lin. Darrell 0. - . ·Jaobon, dailpter, I p. River News The ·Met'gs ~· ~D!Jo~... "~: PL~~~ :Adkins, Mary M. Ad· rollers; P~asant,~. !2. CW\1 be ' jbel prod aure Do .!gl'O . Jilin! ' )leo ""'- 1 ( ) Ill attraction Ia down tbt · first road to the left before JOU • rive at Bashan, ~ lr0111 Rocine. Weeds along the ereet 1ft trampled showing ovldenee tbal many. peroona have been to the area to see the beSVerll • cautiously make their · : way down the stream. "c ;. • ., • been told the beaver dam woe discovered sometime earlier this month and since then there bas been a crowd esch evening. 23.96; ;.; . · · . Bolser Botpllll Albany; James B. Pbllllps, Rt. tins,~~; Rbbert ·W. Bennell, Pomeroy • Maso~, 20.S5; Hin- . Hoae!' H~pital - Visiting Racine; Mrs. Darrell 0. Martin A.llerlsfurd, ill, 0.99 _falling, Kanawha .. -~ ., .. P m -r ·. · •• , · ~· -~ u .._, R..ll!»'er•.JII!I'Old C. 2.99, ·Charleston, hours ""'~~ 111 a'~ ........ ,.... ...--...u., .. _ . . . _ ~-· ~ -l.O.U Mi Vir U l... -- · · ~tll.q f()VNTV'S ., bhl~est only on Pediatrics Ward. oon, Huntington, W. Va.; Fns~ aelssL ,!.,1d R U 0 AdmlsaioDI er L. McCoy, Rl 3, Jacl<son; · "'" s, usse · tourist attraction lor t h e Mrs. Cora Scolt, 741 Fourth Thomas Salyers, Rt. 2, Chilli- morella •JMrsHal. AleneLaHead, past several days bas been In 1ey, Ave.: Chauncey Rothgeb. Rt. cothe ., Mrs. Grover c. Ree d, Mm Wh . Tho wrence E Oblo River Boats- Lock 13, the vicinity of Horse Cave near 1. Gallipolis; Mrs. Clarenre Wellston. c orterLo, . mNasl h 1· , 1 Walter Curley down 7:30 a. m.; Bashan where five energetlc Emr\c.k, Pt'. Pleasant; Wilber Birtlul cer, Mrs. Ulse c 0 s, '' rs. Lock 14, Onward up 6:10 a, beavers have built a dam. F H3 nning Rt t Middleport· Mrs Larry E Wright Ewing- Burlelt!h F. Oiler, Walter D. . Lock 17 Del nd BY ROBERT WINGETT . . ' · ' . ' • • • ' • Ridenour Mrs. James L. m., ' e er Large crowds gather each ''They might even need I ''"' Lmda Lou Adkms, Rt. 1· ton, son, 2·36 p. m., FrJday; pies Ham L. Smith, US a. m.; Inca up 3' 30 a. m.; TODAY'S THOUGHT - Whatever your lot Is in evening, between 7:30 and 8 traffic officer there If the 3 40 How'ard E. Stou~ Mrs. Polly Crain down ' a. m; build something on ll o'clock, to get a look at one or crowds get any bigger," It has 4 a. m.; D. Wedge, Berta E. Will, Mrs. Little Edward down more of the heavers as they been suggested. J • Joltp D. Pasquale and inf:lDtJ A. J. Patton down 4:30 a. m.; ak th . dn th Ind1ana up 6:30 a. m.; Lock Mary Colmer, Lincoln Bll~ Pomeroy, baa grown m ke elbr wkayhe wurdn da e SAM PRICE, son of Mr. lllf El•erelilf up 12:55 p. m.; potatoes in a unique fashion. cree to c ec t st Y m " briDJij they built Mrs. Hubert Price, up 2:S5 a. m.; Steel Expre" .Mrs. Colmer recently went to her basement to da · de ed bi Portl•nd, ter' 1 1 0 Ple...al Valley down 5:11S a. m.; Ned Merrick up a pan of last year's potatoes for dinner. She was sur- The m, ma of tree mbs, recent Y rece v s mas 1 Admilled - William 6:50 a. m.; Lock 19, prlaed to lind some marble-alzed new potatoes In the basket. sllcksbl and!ormtbud, banls m,ade dgraegrdeeuatilonnedexuercaClt~onsesdhurelld·ng !hale Ewlngton, Ohio; Mr~ up 5 a. m.; Lock 22, City They bad grown In the basket on her sprouting 1965 JlOSSl • e 8 rna s w FeUure, Columbus; Guy Bush, Sl • Louis down 5:40 a. potatoes without sunlight or sod. make their home In a stream the University of Indiana. Sam's Hog8etl. · Lock 23, John J. Rowe down that Is nearly dry at times In wile, the former Carmen SalDII<•IIrJed - Mts. Jamea 45 B.'• ftL; Little George dawn SOMETHING IRONIC happened to one of the delegates the summer. ser, will be picking up I slmtBy HOBART WILSON, JR. Oldaker, Edwin Teier, Mrs. a. m.; Polly R. up 4 a. m.; from Pomeroy to the 20th annual session of Buckeye Girls' 1_ A_c_tu_al _ l_oc_a_tlo_n_o_l_tb _ ls_n_a_tu_r_;·_;l_ar_d_o_cum _ en _ t_tb_ls_ fal_l_._ _ LEWIS CLARK, of 602 Third Ave., Gallipolis, dropped Ruth Tygrett, •llrs. Nelson PhiiUp Sporn up 5:50 a. m.; , State. in the Times-Senlinel office with a couple of old newspa- tic, Cothy Kegley, Mrs. Ronalti)Valley Voyager down 7:15a.m.; 1011 down 4 a. m.; Andrew P. Terri F'Wtz, daughter of Mr. JWI'S hr purchased from a friend rece ntly. McCoy, Andrew Wamsley. Greenup Locks, AUce up 5:15 Calhoun down 6:30 a. m. and Mrs. Leslie F'Wtz, High-s~ a. m.; Chippewa up 5:30 am.; GaiJJpoiJs Boats - E'Deana was elected to president of a ONE was a Gallipolis Daily Tribune dated Thur~ay, Veterans Memorial Hospital Aton Zephyr down 6:50 a. m.: Ilo8worth up 5:11S p. m.; Bar· !Dwn council. It Is the ..,.... April 11, 1935. The other was a Columbus Admitted _ Mary Barnhart Laughlin McCleay up 7:50a.m., Jordan down 7:05 p. m.; position that Is held In rel.l·IUI•I Citizen, published Friday, April 26, 1935. Middleport: Mary Wingett; Meldahl Locks, J. S. Lawis up dowh 9:30 p. m.: by her father In Pomeroy. • • Pomeroy; Diana Brogan, Rut- 7:35 p. m.; L. W. Sweet down Queen City ~wo 12:11S a. m.; We also learned Linda Yost, HEADLINES appearing on page one of land; Valorie Young, Clifton: 10 p. m.; Wilham B. Zimmer Beaver down .. 30 a. m. delegate from the Racine Amer· 1t.: .l• the Tribune 31 years ago included "County 3 a. m.; Walter William- Jtouawba Jillver Boots -Lon- lean Legion Auxiliary Mary Dilcher, Athens; James down was ' ' - ·ff; Superintendent Bradbury Reviews Issues in Call, Middleport. don, Alan R. Merrill down 6:10 elected Mayor of C~therwood ~. ·~-. Guvan School Imbro glio"; "Auditor's Of· Discharged Lois gent suds. . a. m.; Marmet, 0. F. Shearer City In Clark County; Sandra · fie~ is 'Hot Spot' During Keeler's IncumOas Boggess, Mrs. My r t tFresco, Inc., 522 Fifth dn 11·10 •st ., Midbency" and ''George Beller, Charleston, Re· wn · p. m.,. JeIferson E . Swartz, ~· BeeC1r . Ave New York N y) I Par~er, Tammy Haley, Ne lie 1 ., ' ' ·· down 6:10 p, m.; Susan Lane dJeport, as president of counturns Here After Long Absence." Ebhn. Make way for the "scotch up 8:50 p. m.; Mt. State up ell, ~herwood City; Barbara Jo • • • and sofa." It's a sofa that in- 9:111i p. m.; Semet dnwn 9:40 o. Wdhama, R.D. 3, Pomeroy: to A "Tips and Reminders" column for news writers and Meigs GeDtral Ho•pilal eludes a bar. The 1rar opena and m.; Helen z.. up 12:15 a, m.: the llouse of representatives f· orres pondents also appl.'ared on page one. One "Twenty. Admitted - None. closes via pushbuttoos. The ao- Lacy Jane up at 12:30 a m.; from Frogley Cou~ty, and Jan'l'hrt'(' Years Ago'' item read: "Atty. Henry W. CherringDischarged -Kennelh Hager, fa opens to become a bed big H. E. Bowles up 3 a. m.; Fort Ia E. Schmoll, Middleport, to 1:1 11 and Miss Vivian Ayres were united in marriage at Wesley Bellea. .1 l11nlgomery, W. Va., April 7 last year and are at home to enough lor two. The unusual Dearborn down 6:115 B. m. a city council post. litl'ir -friends in the lower half of Mrs. C. B. Hanson's resl· pieco of lurnlture also houses t ll:'nVE' on Second Ave.'' a bigb-fi record player and a • • • radio. Sorry, no televls.ion. o~ the sports scene, Dick Holzer was one of 11 swim· (Castro Convertible Co.). LlWIIIP UlmD UliiMW .. Ill•- rs awarded an M for recognition of his services on the I who calls on me buys 1 new ' " ' l Y ,.,. .. ,... 10.r·, Mercersburg Academy's scholastic swimming cham· • • • The newest JlpStick has pi onship team, and two GAHS tracksters, Wallsce Smith Uatted Press Jnternatiooal three-in-one features. You get :md Lon nie Valentine, began drills for the distrit1 track Setting . up exercises and lipstick, a lip brush and a self· HEARING AID ll,f fll :=~t Athl'ns. I shower, all in one operation, is contained mirror. • • • .the intriguing combination oC· !Cosmetically Yours Inc., 201 TOP page one story in the Citizen 31 years ago was fered by a deep-piled back· Saw Mill River Rd., Yonkers, 7'14'' saw for less than a 6~" • . . Irs the greatest pJ~~ag!." of the Handley-Kane 1!rivers' license bill by the scrubber which is placed via N. Y.). value and lowest price ever to come from Black & Ciho House The House killed 1:1 gasoline tax increase pro- suction cups, on a tiled wall. : Decker. In fact it costs no more than many 6'>2" 1nd we tell them! i•' ';Pd b~· Gov. Davey's administration. The hike, one cent Fasten the c<lntow-ed frame at : Want photographs with the saws. This is the only saw that will operate safely h ~~ l k· n . would have finanrerl old·age prnslons. shoulder height, soap up the richness of oll palntings, What about your hearing-has It reached the stage with a 611!'' or 7'14'' blade. Here Is versatility and 1 • • • cover, then rub the body vigor- painting reproductions vlrt:Jiallly II terrific power with features found in saws tap TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Iiles of The Galli· ously against It - up, down, indistinguishable from the o;~~; J I where you wonder whether or not a hearing aid at $50.00. '·•l' i~ DaiJ~· Tribune and weekly r.al!ia Times ... Paul 0'· sideways te give the between· lnals? Now you can have s1 would be beneficial? Our testing Is FREE and with· SPECIFICATIONS, MAX. Cltr 211" at 90', Ill" 11 45'. ·' r·1ron named Ohio Universit~' ('ontroller by President John the-shoulder area a thorough 1as the result of a oew•protesl 9.0 AMPS. U.L Industrially listed motor. out obligation, and our reoommendations based on P: tl:f·!- . . . Vance Martin, 16, drowns in M('Cormirk pond cleansing. 1 called Tiffany Color Art. lntro-11 SC've n motorists cited by Ohio State Patrol in second (Minks's Closet Shop, 325 1 duced at the Natiorial seventeen year's experience. NOW Is the ttme to Jl ij nr safety check . . . Clarence E. Brumfield, 51. clothier, N. Beverly Drive, Beverly ! Center in New York the procall or write for an appointment In the privacy of d·' ~ <;J Jddenly ... Ira J. Mills, 76, formeor Gallia county Hills, Calit.). cess opens the door to a CU3tom lte{tlla IJUlli: Olber glr1J who •from Meigs, but wbase actlvlty lheet h've not yet found their way lo us, are Emilia Darlene Legar, Pomeroy, and Debra Grueser and Adrienne Sue Rue, both of Middleport. I ' ' • Nev•s Beat • ~ 1 . VOL. I NO. 21 tb., Gallia Dateline: !! ~ -wf\f\ . Meigs county people owe 100 · Memorial 35 .pints, Columbus One of the problems In blood Monday afternoon, June 27th pmts of blood. . II?splta!s 3~ pmts, !folzer Hos~ replacement is that families of from noon to 6 p.m. (EST), at Its people must make up thiS pJtal II pmts, Me1gs Geoerat l tj the bi • monthly visit of the 1 ed' blood h 100 pints In the red, plus addi- Hospital 10 pints, Parkersburg i :"p e ':;' m~ t ·~ nok Bloodmobile to Meigs County tional that will be used by resi· hospitals 4 pints and Gallipoli-s ~ WJ_ mg go ~u 8 as • 1 dents during the next two Medical Center 7 pints. their friends, ~~ neighbors .to O_nly by increasing the remonths period, If they are to U Is tbe underslaoding of donate blood.. We must budd cru1tment of donors will Meigs go into the fa11 wilh a clean &be local chapter that HoJ. up ~ur donor l~t, as we cannot County be able to supply the slate, according to Mrs, Mary 1 zer Hospital is asking Metg11 . eo,ntlmhuet hto drdam tethde leiwts peo-d needs of its residents. . H blod · , pea ave ona pn an amm, . o program eha1r. 1 people. aeeding bltod, either ga 11ons o1 blood over the years, " Both men and women quaiJ'Iy man, Me1gs Chapter, Amer1can to bring donors to the bos- M H .d Ias donors. There is no particular rs. amm sa1 . Red cross · PI'tal 1 or secaa·e a &lgned . problem in donating, the giving The _amou~ts of blood u?ed, ! statemeot from the Meigs Any healthy individual be-l is painless, harmless to the inand _stJIJ owmg at the var10u~ . Chapter that tbe blood will tween 21 and 60 years old will Idlvidual, and will help those . bosp1tals include, Veterans I be replaced, Ibe able . to donate blood next /who seriously need blood. 1 1 1 ,)81 NOT EVERY PERSON ••mo)c")a ·-":u;iLX'' -Blacks. Beckel'· U-130 7%" DnLITY CIRCULAR SAW 1 SOME DON'T NEED ONE i J I "lh' " K· G lwriff, ends life with pistol shot . . Charles B. Stevers facsimiles of paiDUngs. J,~.rnpd new executive leader of Gallla County GOP . . . . Clean, sweeping lines ln the ; (Tiffany Color Art, National J-~.r mer c1erk of courts Clyde Keller dies in Dayton .... Scandinavian tradition give Design Center 1 415 E. 53rd St., 1 H11 ndred s view VFW war som·1nirs in Lower 5 and 10 Jbeauty to an extra-deep, snag- New York, N.Y.). cta re ... Jolln Halliday, Oscar Bastiani and Gino Barsotti proof pla.!ltic IJasket that makes ~~·quire tract o[ land from Stewart Clendinen on upper ! lightweight laundry carrier. The first Christian Sunday ruurth Ave .... Ed (Dean) McFann blanks Hartford Tigers I Jt spotless by occa sionai- school began in Glouchester, 4-U as Gilkey Queen Bees win third straight OVA game. dunking It in soap or deter- England, in 1780. l I I " Ill" k' II' •• Diles Radioear Company PHONE 593-3522 P. 0. Box 843 25 N. Courl 51. Alhone, 0. Carolina Lumber & Supply Pt. PINunt 675-1160 Opp. 8&0 Depot Cnh & Corry • Cash & Delivery e Budpl Pion GO RIGHT to PICKENS for BETTER VALUES W• I your home. Rutland Green Roof Paint Special Our Price Gal., 5. 98 _ 5 gal. 28.50 Drive around Mason and Meigs counties and see mote roofs painted with Rutlaud green. There'll . a reason - stays green, lasts for years. Rutland Aluminum Roof Coating GAL., 4.50 ~ 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 Ground fine asbestos fiber with plenty aluml· num to make good job. Lasts for years. For me-tal, asbestos shingle or rubber roofing. We sell lot for traiJE'rs. Have sold it for 30 years. It laats long·er! Rutl1nd Red Roof P1lnt GAL., 4.35 _ 5 GAL. BUCKET, 19.95 We have sold II for SO ye&l'l. We know It wilt ltay red, never fades out, never runs off Jn raJn barrel. Last lor 5 or 6 years. Everybody knows where Plckeu Hdwe. Is. Rutl1nd Black Roof Coating WITH oi.WITHOUT PIBER 5BUCKET GALLON 5·50 Fortified with rubber, lasts lor years. We seD JOO's of ga11ons every year. That's reason people come back year after year for paint a n d hardware at Pickens. ~ c THANE (WONDER FINISH) M . ~;FIN OR GlOSS qt. HUFFY RIDING MOWER SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICE, 159.95 In· several eolors: lead, maroon, brown and green. Good for metal, wood or cement. Guar~ anleed to be good paint. Another Pickens special. Save at this June Sale! Huffy 24'" cut, 4 HP Briggs & Stratton engine. Everybody knowo Huffy sells best. Other Huffy mowmlrom 44.95 and up. 2 .25 i•l. 7.95 Wonder what it is? It's the best floor and wood finish we ever sold. So easy to apply. Looks lite glass finish. For boat~ outside doors, stands more sun than other finisbes. BIG TRANSISTOR RADIO SALEI SPECIAL! UTILITY PAINT 1.99 GALLON "Tr.nslstor 5.95 complet. 8-Translstor 1.95 compl, 10.Transistor 9,95 complet1 12·Translstor 10,95 comp. Many other radio bargains at Pickens. Tape Recorders are lot of fun. Talk and play back what you say. b 1 PLUMBING SUPPLIES AT PICKENS Everybody needs plumbing supplies and sooner or later they come to Pickens lor us to help them with their troubles. Most always you 1ll find the part you need at Pickens. Do you need a complete bathroom outfit . , . water heater, gu or electric In aU sizes? Corne to Pickens. GYM SWING SET SPECIAL Reg. 49.95 ~ Discount Price, 39.95 Zebco 33 Spinning Reel Ze~ 202 Spinning Reel Big double swings, 2 single swings, I glider I big slide. Made out of 2" tubing - 114" long: OTHER SETS AT $29.95 Flablng lime Is here\ You'll lind large stock of flahlog equipment at Pickens the year 'round. Boll' abot~t these speelal Zebco hu)'ll? AU complete with line ready to flah. •" ( 8.44 2.98 BARGAIN ON SAND BOXES REG. 11.95 _ _ _ Sale Price, 9.95 A real bargain! Large me with eanopy. Made to stand roqgh use. Just another special value at Pickens and everybody knows where PlckeDJ IL ; SPECIAL THIS WEEK - BIRD BATHS REG. 3.50, SALE PRICE, 2.99 Everybody loves birds - everybody needs 1 bird bath lo the backyard. Birds love to take a bath. You11 love to watch them. Check thlo special, all week long. '·I' • ~ CANNING TIM~ SPECIALS! · - ~ ' be ~nlng Ume around the big bend. · , Y9u n need a new. canner - every kind at ·. :~ canners, cold pack canners, 1 .. eoa. PreS~e ; iftmlnum canfiera, aliUl'linum preserving kettlel. Emythlng you need Is at Plcke01. • Everybody Knows Where Pickens H1rdw1re I• ... SHOP PICKENS FOR PICNIC SUPPLIES JULY •,,-i COMING. UP NEXT WEEKI .. July coming up next weet and another lon1 holiday. Shop Pickens now .lor your picnic sup. pllea. Everybody knowa where PlckeDJ to . DON'T IURN UPI GET A ~ANI Old fashioned While Mounlaln Ice cream freez. en - t)ley're different. Don't let anyone leU you othorwlse. They're triple action - freeze 3 times faster than other lreezero. We have ID these alzes: 2 qt., 3 ql, 4 qt., 6 qt., 8 qt. GET IT AT PICKENS! We have bouibt heavy aD yelr to bsve your needs &II · year long. We ute to 111 we have II. Mate• ua feel Jood IIIII you, too. We bear people ay, If yoo want oometblng co to Plete111. Go to Plckeno Jidwe. and. bUY yourself a new ·electric lin. Priced U5 up · Also Window Fano with thermostat. Plenty of fana al· WIYIJ on bsnd at Plckene. White Mt.lce Cream Freezers MASON, W. VA. PHONE 173-5583 More People Are T•klng Up Golf Thin Ever Before! • .. soli balls ··;- .c_--.. , IOif bsiS IIOv•sa ... 110lf club needs at have more Open Evef'll Dily, All Dey 7:00 tii5:SO EST- SGt. Nfllhts Til 8 ' -~~-~ • •.'!' •• .. _,; ' ,. ,, l ' • ;.. I •• ,.., ~. .II .. r-. t ' ' . ·i ..-,.......... ... . . 1 You CAN Drive Safefy-McCreedy Milk Truck Turns Over, Driver Safe SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1966 Marine AWOLS To Gallia Grand J lUU Pillis in Red '.J...'. WHAT'S NEW • r 'I I PAUL NEAll£ Nease Named �,.. ' ... ,I . s ruJ"k • ' B L:...... 1. "I t•b • -··-. s. rJ.I OJ·.a, od _0_·~ - · '0_¥1' e I _raha,h, . . ~-~-_ nounees Sche_. Ul_e for July an_ d__ ~ --' ~ _.s_t lliJI p ff rogram ta Announced by ' f. . .AP Dl'rector ·n_ . ..:·D . A" J II w· tmlan ewe 1118 Pel'forman•~e Award ' • j (' , I . n ' ' 12-Tho Sunda, Tlm-ntlnel, Sunday, June 28, 1968 SEND C'RDS E·mersons Get Raymond Jewell, awvlng ln . ':!n:~ the U. S. Air Force at the p d D · we~t"':;~.wi:ln~r~ Koenly, Jr. fCarolyn Sue Si~ McChord Base In WasHington I ur ue egrees son) who is hospitalized at Unlha' been cited by Col. S. . ersily Hospital. CoumbiJO, n -~ !!,!• 1.-i!u-•.- lloolano- 1 l'ridl!f.,.. July.l, AUIIUSI 15 p. , Grove 1;15 • - P-~'1!-. tlli.'i<hedule for July and Aug- flulland School 5-10:30 a. m., 1 .bapttSI Church •iol')' ·;.,., ~ State ,.0 for !leigs Ccunty was an- Danv!ne. 1141:311 a. m., Salem p. m. , A. Steere, Jr. lor exemplary : Dr d M James L Ern· c, "' o: ~""' ''" 7!' l®fteed today by !Irs. VIlma Center nooo, I •p. m.. Star Hall ! Thursday - July II, 1"1". PLEASANT - Kober! ·job performance. I _ an "· he. ad 7tb Foor. She will be thert ""g: jl, librarian: 11:30-1:45 p. m., Dexter 2:l~ l lt, Stolj8 Ru~ M:BO a. Rick?.rd program director of erson have received t lr _, for several weeks. da' ...... July 11, August 1, · 2:45 p. ·m,, Lanssville 3:15-3:30 Hobson t:4G-10 :30 a. m., the Mason County Community Jewell. son uf Mrs. Doris Jew- vanced degrees from Pul'dlie --~----_::.:...:__ _ __ lisbury SChool g _ 10 a.m. ; .1 p. m., Hysell Run ~:30 p. m. l e1Hill 10:45 _ 1 p. m., 1 Action (!roup hus annuunced ell of Pomeroy and. hueband of University B~ford school 10:30 _ 11 :301 Tuesday _ July 19, August 16, port Publl~ Llbarary 1:30-2. p.m., . the following staff selections to the former Judy Miller, Pome- Mrs Emerson the former the daughter of Mrs. F'11tlll't a.~ m , Carpenter 12:30 . 1 p.m., Keno, noon-l2:30 p. m., I..ong Pearl Street 2:I5-3 p, m, Enbegin th~ county's anti·~XJVerty roy, was ciled f01· taking part ~aiyn Brown' ol Long Bot- Belle Brown and the late -urs~J Lot !:30. 2 p. m., Dyes- Bottom 1·2 p. m., Fitchville, terprise 4-4::45 p.m. I program. n removal and replacement ol tom, received a Master's .of viHe Brown. \·L : 2-:JO . 3 p. m.. Wolf Pen Z:IS..2::W p. m., Portland~ Friday ~. July 22._ Aqgust 19, Mrs. Woodrow (Jean) Bur· l't!rtaln 36 F·Iotl main landing Science desree In Home Eco- Dr. Emerson receivPtf hl>t i lf4:J5 p. m. 13:30 p m.• Spiller 4-4 :15 p.m., llol'CI! &-t:30 a. m., Bashan 1; delle Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant h.S gear struts durl~g night hours rwmics, majoring In textiles and PhD in Veterinary Pathology. Juesday - July 5. August 2, Pickens Store, 4:30-4:45 p. m.. 10-19:30 a. m., Morning Star I been hired for the position of to permh ~n umnterrupteG fly- clothing and Consumer Econo· He is presently efD:ploy~ll a~ an ·•· 5-7 p. m., s yracuse Pns 1 lt· 11 : 311 a. m., F ores t Run I1:45 ,..retary bookkeeper; Mille< !Irs. lng schedule. mics. She Is emploved as a aBSociate professor In tne ..,;Racine Sch oo 1B. 10 :15 a.m., Raone Eunice B. • Jividen ' 200 t\iiiquity 10:30 • 11 1. m., .Le- Office 7:15-7:45 p. m. ! a. m..,- Noon, Minersville 21 :- : ISl Pt. Pleasant retired Sl·hool Home Economics teacher at school of Veterinary Sclence tf! 11 :30 . 11 DOOJI, Apple Wednesday -July 20, August ' 15 - Z:30 p. m, Fairground! ' SHIJU.I!Y MEAU:V Jefferson High School in Latay and Medicine at Pur~"" Uni6/iwe tl:JO.I p. m., East Le- 11, Horrlsoovllle t::JIJ.l0:30 a. Sheller ·:30 • 2:30 p. m., Lau.-.1 1toacher sendlecMted " 8 en·a 0 program w~ds Rl e 11 arvm .:~ ,ette .;.ln.;.d.;.lan;;.•.;;·'"M'"r;;.•·..E'"m'"e'"r"'so'"n'"i"s.;;•.;.eriisi;i;lyii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'i llltl.l 'iiO-. p. m.. rdeOak Grove ms ., P_qlleloNwn 111-21130:30 a. m., Cliff 2;45 - 43 p. m.. ndCouPnly : ISS Ill noll, Sr., 1905 North Main st., 2,.,_,. 3 p. m., Ha n's store nowvl e, oon- : p. m., Home 3:30 • p. m. a onh PL Peasant, will fill the post ' IT'S l!l~!:lil p. m., Syrocuse Park Darwin 1-1:311 p. m., Burling- eroy Public Library 1:15·4:45 1 of the ... ~nd program aide. for stocy hour 3:45 • 4:45p.m. ham H :l5 P- m., Hemlock P· m. The Masup County Commun-. wednesday - July e, August ·· lly Group has offices at 219 · 1. 31. Tupporo Plains school. M1,, Shirl•• Mealev. G.tlli- SWh Street with office hour. I1 •tOlD Alfred 10:45-ll polis· who was. yraduo1•1 tt'<lm dailv· from 3 30 to 4 p· m. Mol> . tlasses s ' · m.,II·~ Chest o. . . Tbe summer readmg m.. ~:er · ~~ _11 ~ ·l in the Gallipolis city school I 1 0hio Stalf Umvently .. Juna H,;l day _ through _ Sacurd~y. 1%:30· ' p. m., SVI e with 1:1 Bachelor of s~·IP.Ut'E! de- Rlcluml Slid thlit a.ll persons I - I ted th . II t eek 1 p m , Rushville 3:15-3:30 p.m. · Igree in nursing. ha.• ce '""ed 1who made ~pplirations lor any I em t'Omp e .daetr Trs w Flvt Points 4-4 ·45 p m ' , f .. ·q ,.. 'th or he T d t ·of work on Frl y. here . · · · Mrs. Yvonne Scally. swimming Instructor at the Mid- ! to_t:olumbull ater Vl.:il r.. ~ WI 1 1 po~IIOOS ~n were_ 110 j 156 studenLs, 11 t~achers ~hursday - July 7• ~ugust 4'1dleport pool, has announced 26 children have succesdully j fnends . Shr will enroll •n t~ ; se.le<·ted wall be give~ cons 1d.er- student aides. Beginning Jun1•11 Middle-pori School. t-10.15 a.m., . . ing certificate• of nrv· graduate prognun at U:!!: llm. at1on for other posltmns which 1 _ 1 . .11 be dl . sed 1 1s 1or sw1mm 1e1ed reqmremen -adbury school t0·30-ll·lO a comp •II bl . the •• c t~sses WJ smu; a Jll. ' • • • - --~-- ---~------- · versaty. 1 w1 11 ~-ome ava a e m 1 1 1 m.. Lta~inJ Creek 12;.31).1 p m., mg e_ve s. 1 ry Grogiln. Richard Gilkey, BarOn the basis of scholastic I variou~ agencies of the pro- · p. m. 1 Be<Jch Grove Road 1.46-Z :JO p. Begmner I (Turtle) - Kenny / ry Wi~or, Pat Gress. j achievements on the unoergrad· gram. The class size has been kepi ] m.. Beach. GrovLle Road 1:4S.. I Byers and JameydSca 11y. St Jnromplele. Kathy Foglesong. Iu~te level, Miss MeRl:·y was : small so that individual readlng l1 1 PI" m, New rna 3-3:15 p. 8 eg1nner II (ta poet, eve 1Cheryl Burn.<. eligible to receive a kd•r• l; Sl,IM.33 A~ked needs of all students may be rn .. 1\utlaod 3:30-4:30. ILane. 1 grant to ('ontinue her studies I O ,. , N given special attention. F.ach l 11 '-'0 ~novd ole . 1student has an opportunity to Beginner III (frog), David Helpers have bel!n Mike I on the graduate levt!l ror l'Ont· Babl and Patty Haton. Lloyd, Linda HackU )volun- pletion of requirement>~ (or A (.'0£00\olt nole JUdgment !IUIIi improve skills In word attack Begmn~r IV, (mlnno~), Red I teerJ , fudd Clarkson, anti Steph - Master's Degree rn Nursmg. for $1 ,184 33 was filed Fric'~y ~, comprehension, study, and Cross, Mrla Powell, Christy Hy- 1eme Pullens. Mit~s Mealey is a :9a6 gradu· in MelliS County Common Pleas location skills, such as I And all the Shareholders In this Co"!pany will. be ' sell. Danny Lowery, and Gregg al<' of the Holzer Hospllal l Court by the sA.C. Credll Corp.' reading and dlclionary oludy. ISable. . I School of Nursing. Prior to leav- . H18h·st, Colwnbus, ag~:nnst . I receiving their SLICE OF OUR LIBERAL SEMI· Intermediate (porpoise). _Don t I ing the area to continH~ her ed- 1Charle!l W, and Janet Bland, With t~e lmprt;~vement vaugh<~n. Steve Powell, D1ana , ucation, she was a m~mbcr 0r1311 Butternut-av. , Pomero) these varrous skills, school ANNUAL DIVIDEND. 1 1 I Carsey, Beth Vaughan . Kath y, ' tbe faculty uf tbe Hoi'"' Hos- ' In another Common PI••• !lela Is feel students should , Harns. Nancy &usk1rk, and pit.al Sehoul of Nursin~. I Court entry, Bob Lee Kuhn, Rl. velop an appreciation for read· II H you do DOt have an account with us open one to. P'r. PLEASANT - 1 he lth IClnda Foglesong. • . 12, Cheshice, has filed • oelilion ing !hal will lead to the school's ~"""''- Professmnal Mchery j Advanced Beginnm ISea-, !oi divorce .from Phylh• K.uhr. , specific goo! , day, so that you, too, may share In the&e distrlbuChampionship Tournament, horse\, Jackie Car.tey, Sharon I Kyger Oteerleatlen Henderson , W, Va. in reading. Uon.a JUNE 30th and DECEMBER 31st. with .a record $l2,500 purse, !Wilson, Martha McNeal, Ray- 1 L • f C wl/1 kl~·k_ off _a bu_sy ~onth for lmond Cole, Da~·id Cole, Tom- I The Central Indiana Council ~av•ng _pr amp. SEE THE NEW 45' archers m this Ohio R1ver town my Scally. Larry Grol!lan. Ter-, Boy Seoul Band will visit G~l· F1ve Kyger Crttk H1gh July 2. I ~--~ li lis Tuesda June 2fl .and School Cheerleaders are schedScheduled July 2-4. the same ! ~ t 8 p m 'ln the uled to leave tOOay for a week day' or the professional event, i )' IS g~~~ arr:~~r~~~ the · d~ck or : or training at cheerleaders' will be the Gray Eaele Open, an • ~ . bo 1 I camp at Camp Crescendo, Le· independent fi•ld arcbery lour()ll etr a . banon Junction, Ky. 'They will uamrnl. The band will arrive ht!re at · be in ramp through Frrday. Later lrJ thi month, the 21st I s p.m. Scouts will h.ave din11er j Making the. lrip are : Lou onnual Natiooal Field Archery i and go swimming at tbe Galli-, Howard, caplllm, Kathy _Clark, Oppoolto Post Office It Now 11 the Bo.rtt Club, Championships will be held polis swimming pool befo1 e the Betty Ross, Conme St1d~1am, · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO July ~29. i evening concert. ! and Pam Moore. Accompany- I Gallipoli1, Ohio. A field of 150 pros are ex- . Phyllis Baker, dau1hter of ; ing the cheerleaders are Mr. I "Safe Saving Since 1886'' pected to compete for prize iMr. and Mrs. Allen Baker. 145 T~e concert will fe~ture and Mrs. H: Lee Clark, and I m:tnoy in the p£Oiessional tour- I Woodland Dr. Gallipolis, left ' DlxJeland Combo playmg popu-1 Mrs. Dan Sltdhom, ' namenl. which will determine IFriday for a two months tour I Iar tunes, as well . as the 90. 1 r.:. s. men and women cham- of Europe. Ipiece band In a vaned progr~m I · i · ol military and Broadway :.;how • 1 pion~ . . . A 1967 r;raduate of Galli a Aca- · tunes. Thr pro event al:tO will tn· derny High School and tater a ln a telephone call to Mrs. j rludr a' parade, fireworks and Igraduate of Anderson, lnd .. Col-i Thelma Elliott, secretary-man· a queens ball_. . lege, Miss Baker it a member 'I ager ol the Gallipoli& Chamber I All events wtll be held at Me- of the 1966 AYA Pennywise f . Old F h c·t j Sl atJOn, · 'th Commen.:e, rened • A1 y I 1o 'd CJ .mt.1r W'Jdl'l 1 1e WI Privateer Planned by Ameri1 res1 ents were commen e., • or 1 • camps11 es avllable lhere and cans Abroad Inc She Is being ' th h 1•• 1.1 ho be KodiPJr. '· eosp~.alyswnmemrs at r t" ar . spo~sored bv Anderson ~liege. of the Boy Scout on its la~t ; i ' Mw Bakt~ . a teacher m the visit here in 1963 _ Dayton Pubh• Schools System, • will visit England, Holland, ' ' East ond West Germany, Ctech- l Four are Returned oslovokio, Yugoslavia, Gree<e, From Conference• • Italy Swilmland, Luxemburg I PT. PLEASANT _ 'The Rev. e and France. and Mrs. Clarence Dtllon of Min Baker expects to ~eturn the First Church of God 1 Mrs. • to Daytoo where she Will Clarence Gilliapie and Mrs. w. I aume her teachms dut1es an J. Miller nave returned from Ten Kent State Unl\ler· junior hilh economics, a post !Anderson, Ind., where they at- i • • ., lludenta, includlnc one she ba• held for five years, ; tended tbe 77th Church of God I frutn Middleport, Tom Rail, loft alter she returns from Europe I cooference and participated In i Ntlt York aty Saturday for !on AUJ. 7. I classes on Missionary and Youth · Afriro on a trip tffsii!Jied to • IWork. !• bolster U. S. Ta11211nian relaWINS HIGH RATING A two weeks Bible School ts I Uons. James R. Magnussen, sun of now in session at the First · 1ht l!ludellto, 1111111 with their Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Magnu.,en. Church of God with over *I ' • 141visor. Wt!l"e to trnel by jet Gellipolls, w~s one of L356 Pur- children enrolled. e 1o Dar H Salaam. capital of due Unlvers1ty undergraduates · 1 Tonzanla will! short •tops In 1e win a distinguished ralln& l ORDER NOW • s .. ' I''"'' Ji j Dll!~ mar be 1be ""' ,.... turf I) Agr· 1 M• Me·a) ey • I 1 ( L -· I 11' p1 ligl go• ba1 ma t soo me Cfl ba~ 111< itS Ju lei mt f bo. a I ,I I Summer Study G dp ra rogrant 26 young peop]e compJef e sWimming • • Requirements • ' I( oe op Pll ed ~ If pt. PJeasant j SI' '.[ e fo' r Pro I compet'f•I lOll - Scouter Band Of lnd•'ana C. J 23 omes une t I·, "' ' 'I '' !' I t ( Ph )) , Baker . Goes Tour Thru Europe 1 • ',_ • CARGILE 1 / Fiberglass hull, aluminum top sides all one level, the best buy ever! I. = (Student Martin Ford & Mercury sa Ies In(· "'I and Loan Company • • .•, • • • •• • The fll'll e»l bo.... JPOIII U.. Jnternalimal c..nt co at of , World UniHni!J Sorvi<o meet.qioDu n~aam. n.. oesl flu w..u will be 4rvoted to a ''brieb and mor· t.c" projeel wilb Alriaoa co~ I'll• studmltt llaildlJII 10 ole- Looking For lne11pen1iv1. HO M E • ~::~-:'.*:'"'ao:1 •f a tour ol T•anil, a!lowiiJi j FURNISHINGS • Kent !Wd.nltt to lllldy tbo COUJ>Iry and it< peopk. I Rail is tbo • tl Mr. and lies. EYOrou Rill, ....Ill TbJnl. ::· .~.:""~~...":.":.~ •riter for Tbo Gallipo!il Dill!' Tribuno and lbe Daily !miMI. He •ill edit 1be Kent UDIYenity Student newlpltllff 1 ... I Cruloe-o-inatrc transmloslon, radio, heal· or, power oteerlng, power brakes, l!nled wlndlhleld, roar oeat 1peaker, whitewall Ureo, many other extrao. Stock No, 855. • VISIT IAKII'S • '!. • 2 Pd. Llvl"' llt4!m Illite .,, .: ., , .............. hltt _;_ .... , •• , ... Dinette ' e4 Do-ower Choot $35, ' fl;, efxl2 Llnoltuill Rue:..-- ...fS •txt2 T..... ~~~~ ..,.._ .11.11 . WlthhltmiiWd.,.. · · AND MA!ft· ,, OTHII VALIJII I MARnN'S PRia s V-8 enelne, automoUc tranmlufon, rlldio, heater, whitewall tires. !!any more o:&trao. Stock No. 519. I 1 I PWS_·s,CIQO S&H GREEN s1AMPS CALIENTE 4 DOOR SEDAN I I I I 1966 COMET 1966 FORD LTD I 4 ·DOOR HARDTOP 1 BUDGET SHOP·. I , I 11 • l rdi;;t,;and:no::1f:ade::be:lo:w:C:.:::Jul:y::··=~==-iiii nd 11 Racine Firemen Auxll:ary may phone either 94S.294l ur 94S. • 3l7! beloro June 29. The auxlli· ary wiH sell the ice c:~am on I I FREEl S000 S&H GREEN STAUPS 1'1 pro-1::::.!'\ s::~::rn~::::l ho~:r;:. ~~hl~r~a: fro,."'~; I aad to wan such honors, h-t had te hawe 1t leasl a 5.5 point avora1e out of a poo3ible 1.0 in at Jeut 14 hours of academic ere- 0 The Gallipolis Savings HURRYI HURRY! HURRY! Leave KSU. Oft ';~,: I -o c 1..----------------- Ten Stu'dents ject m Tl.ll!lln:iJr } tbt plan ealls for the ttu~ to spend ten weeka in lbe t:.st African nation OD 1 ..t 111111y pn~~ram. ~ s.. 1 1 ~ CURRENT DIVIDEND 4¥2% ONLY 4BIG DAYS LEFTI , Tnp • Mncan -Q . - . 1 I 0 •II .a: i f MELON TIME . 1 I .;...-..· Are Explained . 'I . .- p>S I Ob' • £ JeCtiVeS MARnws PRia $ I • 1 MARTIN'S PRICE I · : · ;·,_ e . .· I$ PUis s,ooo S&H GREEN STAMPS 8~ .I englne, radio, heater, whitewall tlreo, wheel covers, many more extrao. : Sto k N0 230 c • · ·I :.!! • I 1966 MUSTANG I 2 DOOR HARDTOP I 289 V-8 1 ; -e' : ,; e : .I PWS , _.~ S&H GREIN . STAMFS THft~!...ao___ -r-J' • -_ L_ e _,tJ; •• I • Martin Ford & MerCf.IIY. S~les, .Inc. :· • · •• ~~~-.}~ ,. ~~~ 3~ _ _ _ WI MUST SELL 30 NEW CARs 1Y JUNE 3QtJI ,. - 'IARGUILICTION TQ CHOOSIFROM "Set Mlrtin Ford & Mercury Poi AMantln FIM Dul'' :. . ·~IC iAtUINANCI"* ·• -·, 417 S.co.lll 4• ' ' ' . ' o.ll~ll,1 ~hie ·' . • . .; I .• 1616 .E••tern ~ve.;: • ' • " ) .. ., :1 ·' �,.. ' ... ,I . s ruJ"k • ' B L:...... 1. "I t•b • -··-. s. rJ.I OJ·.a, od _0_·~ - · '0_¥1' e I _raha,h, . . ~-~-_ nounees Sche_. Ul_e for July an_ d__ ~ --' ~ _.s_t lliJI p ff rogram ta Announced by ' f. . .AP Dl'rector ·n_ . ..:·D . A" J II w· tmlan ewe 1118 Pel'forman•~e Award ' • j (' , I . n ' ' 12-Tho Sunda, Tlm-ntlnel, Sunday, June 28, 1968 SEND C'RDS E·mersons Get Raymond Jewell, awvlng ln . ':!n:~ the U. S. Air Force at the p d D · we~t"':;~.wi:ln~r~ Koenly, Jr. fCarolyn Sue Si~ McChord Base In WasHington I ur ue egrees son) who is hospitalized at Unlha' been cited by Col. S. . ersily Hospital. CoumbiJO, n -~ !!,!• 1.-i!u-•.- lloolano- 1 l'ridl!f.,.. July.l, AUIIUSI 15 p. , Grove 1;15 • - P-~'1!-. tlli.'i<hedule for July and Aug- flulland School 5-10:30 a. m., 1 .bapttSI Church •iol')' ·;.,., ~ State ,.0 for !leigs Ccunty was an- Danv!ne. 1141:311 a. m., Salem p. m. , A. Steere, Jr. lor exemplary : Dr d M James L Ern· c, "' o: ~""' ''" 7!' l®fteed today by !Irs. VIlma Center nooo, I •p. m.. Star Hall ! Thursday - July II, 1"1". PLEASANT - Kober! ·job performance. I _ an "· he. ad 7tb Foor. She will be thert ""g: jl, librarian: 11:30-1:45 p. m., Dexter 2:l~ l lt, Stolj8 Ru~ M:BO a. Rick?.rd program director of erson have received t lr _, for several weeks. da' ...... July 11, August 1, · 2:45 p. ·m,, Lanssville 3:15-3:30 Hobson t:4G-10 :30 a. m., the Mason County Community Jewell. son uf Mrs. Doris Jew- vanced degrees from Pul'dlie --~----_::.:...:__ _ __ lisbury SChool g _ 10 a.m. ; .1 p. m., Hysell Run ~:30 p. m. l e1Hill 10:45 _ 1 p. m., 1 Action (!roup hus annuunced ell of Pomeroy and. hueband of University B~ford school 10:30 _ 11 :301 Tuesday _ July 19, August 16, port Publl~ Llbarary 1:30-2. p.m., . the following staff selections to the former Judy Miller, Pome- Mrs Emerson the former the daughter of Mrs. F'11tlll't a.~ m , Carpenter 12:30 . 1 p.m., Keno, noon-l2:30 p. m., I..ong Pearl Street 2:I5-3 p, m, Enbegin th~ county's anti·~XJVerty roy, was ciled f01· taking part ~aiyn Brown' ol Long Bot- Belle Brown and the late -urs~J Lot !:30. 2 p. m., Dyes- Bottom 1·2 p. m., Fitchville, terprise 4-4::45 p.m. I program. n removal and replacement ol tom, received a Master's .of viHe Brown. \·L : 2-:JO . 3 p. m.. Wolf Pen Z:IS..2::W p. m., Portland~ Friday ~. July 22._ Aqgust 19, Mrs. Woodrow (Jean) Bur· l't!rtaln 36 F·Iotl main landing Science desree In Home Eco- Dr. Emerson receivPtf hl>t i lf4:J5 p. m. 13:30 p m.• Spiller 4-4 :15 p.m., llol'CI! &-t:30 a. m., Bashan 1; delle Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant h.S gear struts durl~g night hours rwmics, majoring In textiles and PhD in Veterinary Pathology. Juesday - July 5. August 2, Pickens Store, 4:30-4:45 p. m.. 10-19:30 a. m., Morning Star I been hired for the position of to permh ~n umnterrupteG fly- clothing and Consumer Econo· He is presently efD:ploy~ll a~ an ·•· 5-7 p. m., s yracuse Pns 1 lt· 11 : 311 a. m., F ores t Run I1:45 ,..retary bookkeeper; Mille< !Irs. lng schedule. mics. She Is emploved as a aBSociate professor In tne ..,;Racine Sch oo 1B. 10 :15 a.m., Raone Eunice B. • Jividen ' 200 t\iiiquity 10:30 • 11 1. m., .Le- Office 7:15-7:45 p. m. ! a. m..,- Noon, Minersville 21 :- : ISl Pt. Pleasant retired Sl·hool Home Economics teacher at school of Veterinary Sclence tf! 11 :30 . 11 DOOJI, Apple Wednesday -July 20, August ' 15 - Z:30 p. m, Fairground! ' SHIJU.I!Y MEAU:V Jefferson High School in Latay and Medicine at Pur~"" Uni6/iwe tl:JO.I p. m., East Le- 11, Horrlsoovllle t::JIJ.l0:30 a. Sheller ·:30 • 2:30 p. m., Lau.-.1 1toacher sendlecMted " 8 en·a 0 program w~ds Rl e 11 arvm .:~ ,ette .;.ln.;.d.;.lan;;.•.;;·'"M'"r;;.•·..E'"m'"e'"r"'so'"n'"i"s.;;•.;.eriisi;i;lyii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'i llltl.l 'iiO-. p. m.. rdeOak Grove ms ., P_qlleloNwn 111-21130:30 a. m., Cliff 2;45 - 43 p. m.. ndCouPnly : ISS Ill noll, Sr., 1905 North Main st., 2,.,_,. 3 p. m., Ha n's store nowvl e, oon- : p. m., Home 3:30 • p. m. a onh PL Peasant, will fill the post ' IT'S l!l~!:lil p. m., Syrocuse Park Darwin 1-1:311 p. m., Burling- eroy Public Library 1:15·4:45 1 of the ... ~nd program aide. for stocy hour 3:45 • 4:45p.m. ham H :l5 P- m., Hemlock P· m. The Masup County Commun-. wednesday - July e, August ·· lly Group has offices at 219 · 1. 31. Tupporo Plains school. M1,, Shirl•• Mealev. G.tlli- SWh Street with office hour. I1 •tOlD Alfred 10:45-ll polis· who was. yraduo1•1 tt'<lm dailv· from 3 30 to 4 p· m. Mol> . tlasses s ' · m.,II·~ Chest o. . . Tbe summer readmg m.. ~:er · ~~ _11 ~ ·l in the Gallipolis city school I 1 0hio Stalf Umvently .. Juna H,;l day _ through _ Sacurd~y. 1%:30· ' p. m., SVI e with 1:1 Bachelor of s~·IP.Ut'E! de- Rlcluml Slid thlit a.ll persons I - I ted th . II t eek 1 p m , Rushville 3:15-3:30 p.m. · Igree in nursing. ha.• ce '""ed 1who made ~pplirations lor any I em t'Omp e .daetr Trs w Flvt Points 4-4 ·45 p m ' , f .. ·q ,.. 'th or he T d t ·of work on Frl y. here . · · · Mrs. Yvonne Scally. swimming Instructor at the Mid- ! to_t:olumbull ater Vl.:il r.. ~ WI 1 1 po~IIOOS ~n were_ 110 j 156 studenLs, 11 t~achers ~hursday - July 7• ~ugust 4'1dleport pool, has announced 26 children have succesdully j fnends . Shr will enroll •n t~ ; se.le<·ted wall be give~ cons 1d.er- student aides. Beginning Jun1•11 Middle-pori School. t-10.15 a.m., . . ing certificate• of nrv· graduate prognun at U:!!: llm. at1on for other posltmns which 1 _ 1 . .11 be dl . sed 1 1s 1or sw1mm 1e1ed reqmremen -adbury school t0·30-ll·lO a comp •II bl . the •• c t~sses WJ smu; a Jll. ' • • • - --~-- ---~------- · versaty. 1 w1 11 ~-ome ava a e m 1 1 1 m.. Lta~inJ Creek 12;.31).1 p m., mg e_ve s. 1 ry Grogiln. Richard Gilkey, BarOn the basis of scholastic I variou~ agencies of the pro- · p. m. 1 Be<Jch Grove Road 1.46-Z :JO p. Begmner I (Turtle) - Kenny / ry Wi~or, Pat Gress. j achievements on the unoergrad· gram. The class size has been kepi ] m.. Beach. GrovLle Road 1:4S.. I Byers and JameydSca 11y. St Jnromplele. Kathy Foglesong. Iu~te level, Miss MeRl:·y was : small so that individual readlng l1 1 PI" m, New rna 3-3:15 p. 8 eg1nner II (ta poet, eve 1Cheryl Burn.<. eligible to receive a kd•r• l; Sl,IM.33 A~ked needs of all students may be rn .. 1\utlaod 3:30-4:30. ILane. 1 grant to ('ontinue her studies I O ,. , N given special attention. F.ach l 11 '-'0 ~novd ole . 1student has an opportunity to Beginner III (frog), David Helpers have bel!n Mike I on the graduate levt!l ror l'Ont· Babl and Patty Haton. Lloyd, Linda HackU )volun- pletion of requirement>~ (or A (.'0£00\olt nole JUdgment !IUIIi improve skills In word attack Begmn~r IV, (mlnno~), Red I teerJ , fudd Clarkson, anti Steph - Master's Degree rn Nursmg. for $1 ,184 33 was filed Fric'~y ~, comprehension, study, and Cross, Mrla Powell, Christy Hy- 1eme Pullens. Mit~s Mealey is a :9a6 gradu· in MelliS County Common Pleas location skills, such as I And all the Shareholders In this Co"!pany will. be ' sell. Danny Lowery, and Gregg al<' of the Holzer Hospllal l Court by the sA.C. Credll Corp.' reading and dlclionary oludy. ISable. . I School of Nursing. Prior to leav- . H18h·st, Colwnbus, ag~:nnst . I receiving their SLICE OF OUR LIBERAL SEMI· Intermediate (porpoise). _Don t I ing the area to continH~ her ed- 1Charle!l W, and Janet Bland, With t~e lmprt;~vement vaugh<~n. Steve Powell, D1ana , ucation, she was a m~mbcr 0r1311 Butternut-av. , Pomero) these varrous skills, school ANNUAL DIVIDEND. 1 1 I Carsey, Beth Vaughan . Kath y, ' tbe faculty uf tbe Hoi'"' Hos- ' In another Common PI••• !lela Is feel students should , Harns. Nancy &usk1rk, and pit.al Sehoul of Nursin~. I Court entry, Bob Lee Kuhn, Rl. velop an appreciation for read· II H you do DOt have an account with us open one to. P'r. PLEASANT - 1 he lth IClnda Foglesong. • . 12, Cheshice, has filed • oelilion ing !hal will lead to the school's ~"""''- Professmnal Mchery j Advanced Beginnm ISea-, !oi divorce .from Phylh• K.uhr. , specific goo! , day, so that you, too, may share In the&e distrlbuChampionship Tournament, horse\, Jackie Car.tey, Sharon I Kyger Oteerleatlen Henderson , W, Va. in reading. Uon.a JUNE 30th and DECEMBER 31st. with .a record $l2,500 purse, !Wilson, Martha McNeal, Ray- 1 L • f C wl/1 kl~·k_ off _a bu_sy ~onth for lmond Cole, Da~·id Cole, Tom- I The Central Indiana Council ~av•ng _pr amp. SEE THE NEW 45' archers m this Ohio R1ver town my Scally. Larry Grol!lan. Ter-, Boy Seoul Band will visit G~l· F1ve Kyger Crttk H1gh July 2. I ~--~ li lis Tuesda June 2fl .and School Cheerleaders are schedScheduled July 2-4. the same ! ~ t 8 p m 'ln the uled to leave tOOay for a week day' or the professional event, i )' IS g~~~ arr:~~r~~~ the · d~ck or : or training at cheerleaders' will be the Gray Eaele Open, an • ~ . bo 1 I camp at Camp Crescendo, Le· independent fi•ld arcbery lour()ll etr a . banon Junction, Ky. 'They will uamrnl. The band will arrive ht!re at · be in ramp through Frrday. Later lrJ thi month, the 21st I s p.m. Scouts will h.ave din11er j Making the. lrip are : Lou onnual Natiooal Field Archery i and go swimming at tbe Galli-, Howard, caplllm, Kathy _Clark, Oppoolto Post Office It Now 11 the Bo.rtt Club, Championships will be held polis swimming pool befo1 e the Betty Ross, Conme St1d~1am, · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO July ~29. i evening concert. ! and Pam Moore. Accompany- I Gallipoli1, Ohio. A field of 150 pros are ex- . Phyllis Baker, dau1hter of ; ing the cheerleaders are Mr. I "Safe Saving Since 1886'' pected to compete for prize iMr. and Mrs. Allen Baker. 145 T~e concert will fe~ture and Mrs. H: Lee Clark, and I m:tnoy in the p£Oiessional tour- I Woodland Dr. Gallipolis, left ' DlxJeland Combo playmg popu-1 Mrs. Dan Sltdhom, ' namenl. which will determine IFriday for a two months tour I Iar tunes, as well . as the 90. 1 r.:. s. men and women cham- of Europe. Ipiece band In a vaned progr~m I · i · ol military and Broadway :.;how • 1 pion~ . . . A 1967 r;raduate of Galli a Aca- · tunes. Thr pro event al:tO will tn· derny High School and tater a ln a telephone call to Mrs. j rludr a' parade, fireworks and Igraduate of Anderson, lnd .. Col-i Thelma Elliott, secretary-man· a queens ball_. . lege, Miss Baker it a member 'I ager ol the Gallipoli& Chamber I All events wtll be held at Me- of the 1966 AYA Pennywise f . Old F h c·t j Sl atJOn, · 'th Commen.:e, rened • A1 y I 1o 'd CJ .mt.1r W'Jdl'l 1 1e WI Privateer Planned by Ameri1 res1 ents were commen e., • or 1 • camps11 es avllable lhere and cans Abroad Inc She Is being ' th h 1•• 1.1 ho be KodiPJr. '· eosp~.alyswnmemrs at r t" ar . spo~sored bv Anderson ~liege. of the Boy Scout on its la~t ; i ' Mw Bakt~ . a teacher m the visit here in 1963 _ Dayton Pubh• Schools System, • will visit England, Holland, ' ' East ond West Germany, Ctech- l Four are Returned oslovokio, Yugoslavia, Gree<e, From Conference• • Italy Swilmland, Luxemburg I PT. PLEASANT _ 'The Rev. e and France. and Mrs. Clarence Dtllon of Min Baker expects to ~eturn the First Church of God 1 Mrs. • to Daytoo where she Will Clarence Gilliapie and Mrs. w. I aume her teachms dut1es an J. Miller nave returned from Ten Kent State Unl\ler· junior hilh economics, a post !Anderson, Ind., where they at- i • • ., lludenta, includlnc one she ba• held for five years, ; tended tbe 77th Church of God I frutn Middleport, Tom Rail, loft alter she returns from Europe I cooference and participated In i Ntlt York aty Saturday for !on AUJ. 7. I classes on Missionary and Youth · Afriro on a trip tffsii!Jied to • IWork. !• bolster U. S. Ta11211nian relaWINS HIGH RATING A two weeks Bible School ts I Uons. James R. Magnussen, sun of now in session at the First · 1ht l!ludellto, 1111111 with their Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Magnu.,en. Church of God with over *I ' • 141visor. Wt!l"e to trnel by jet Gellipolls, w~s one of L356 Pur- children enrolled. e 1o Dar H Salaam. capital of due Unlvers1ty undergraduates · 1 Tonzanla will! short •tops In 1e win a distinguished ralln& l ORDER NOW • s .. ' I''"'' Ji j Dll!~ mar be 1be ""' ,.... turf I) Agr· 1 M• Me·a) ey • I 1 ( L -· I 11' p1 ligl go• ba1 ma t soo me Cfl ba~ 111< itS Ju lei mt f bo. a I ,I I Summer Study G dp ra rogrant 26 young peop]e compJef e sWimming • • Requirements • ' I( oe op Pll ed ~ If pt. PJeasant j SI' '.[ e fo' r Pro I compet'f•I lOll - Scouter Band Of lnd•'ana C. J 23 omes une t I·, "' ' 'I '' !' I t ( Ph )) , Baker . Goes Tour Thru Europe 1 • ',_ • CARGILE 1 / Fiberglass hull, aluminum top sides all one level, the best buy ever! I. = (Student Martin Ford & Mercury sa Ies In(· "'I and Loan Company • • .•, • • • •• • The fll'll e»l bo.... JPOIII U.. Jnternalimal c..nt co at of , World UniHni!J Sorvi<o meet.qioDu n~aam. n.. oesl flu w..u will be 4rvoted to a ''brieb and mor· t.c" projeel wilb Alriaoa co~ I'll• studmltt llaildlJII 10 ole- Looking For lne11pen1iv1. HO M E • ~::~-:'.*:'"'ao:1 •f a tour ol T•anil, a!lowiiJi j FURNISHINGS • Kent !Wd.nltt to lllldy tbo COUJ>Iry and it< peopk. I Rail is tbo • tl Mr. and lies. EYOrou Rill, ....Ill TbJnl. ::· .~.:""~~...":.":.~ •riter for Tbo Gallipo!il Dill!' Tribuno and lbe Daily !miMI. He •ill edit 1be Kent UDIYenity Student newlpltllff 1 ... I Cruloe-o-inatrc transmloslon, radio, heal· or, power oteerlng, power brakes, l!nled wlndlhleld, roar oeat 1peaker, whitewall Ureo, many other extrao. Stock No, 855. • VISIT IAKII'S • '!. • 2 Pd. Llvl"' llt4!m Illite .,, .: ., , .............. hltt _;_ .... , •• , ... Dinette ' e4 Do-ower Choot $35, ' fl;, efxl2 Llnoltuill Rue:..-- ...fS •txt2 T..... ~~~~ ..,.._ .11.11 . WlthhltmiiWd.,.. · · AND MA!ft· ,, OTHII VALIJII I MARnN'S PRia s V-8 enelne, automoUc tranmlufon, rlldio, heater, whitewall tires. !!any more o:&trao. Stock No. 519. I 1 I PWS_·s,CIQO S&H GREEN s1AMPS CALIENTE 4 DOOR SEDAN I I I I 1966 COMET 1966 FORD LTD I 4 ·DOOR HARDTOP 1 BUDGET SHOP·. I , I 11 • l rdi;;t,;and:no::1f:ade::be:lo:w:C:.:::Jul:y::··=~==-iiii nd 11 Racine Firemen Auxll:ary may phone either 94S.294l ur 94S. • 3l7! beloro June 29. The auxlli· ary wiH sell the ice c:~am on I I FREEl S000 S&H GREEN STAUPS 1'1 pro-1::::.!'\ s::~::rn~::::l ho~:r;:. ~~hl~r~a: fro,."'~; I aad to wan such honors, h-t had te hawe 1t leasl a 5.5 point avora1e out of a poo3ible 1.0 in at Jeut 14 hours of academic ere- 0 The Gallipolis Savings HURRYI HURRY! HURRY! Leave KSU. Oft ';~,: I -o c 1..----------------- Ten Stu'dents ject m Tl.ll!lln:iJr } tbt plan ealls for the ttu~ to spend ten weeka in lbe t:.st African nation OD 1 ..t 111111y pn~~ram. ~ s.. 1 1 ~ CURRENT DIVIDEND 4¥2% ONLY 4BIG DAYS LEFTI , Tnp • Mncan -Q . - . 1 I 0 •II .a: i f MELON TIME . 1 I .;...-..· Are Explained . 'I . .- p>S I Ob' • £ JeCtiVeS MARnws PRia $ I • 1 MARTIN'S PRICE I · : · ;·,_ e . .· I$ PUis s,ooo S&H GREEN STAMPS 8~ .I englne, radio, heater, whitewall tlreo, wheel covers, many more extrao. : Sto k N0 230 c • · ·I :.!! • I 1966 MUSTANG I 2 DOOR HARDTOP I 289 V-8 1 ; -e' : ,; e : .I PWS , _.~ S&H GREIN . STAMFS THft~!...ao___ -r-J' • -_ L_ e _,tJ; •• I • Martin Ford & MerCf.IIY. S~les, .Inc. :· • · •• ~~~-.}~ ,. ~~~ 3~ _ _ _ WI MUST SELL 30 NEW CARs 1Y JUNE 3QtJI ,. - 'IARGUILICTION TQ CHOOSIFROM "Set Mlrtin Ford & Mercury Poi AMantln FIM Dul'' :. . ·~IC iAtUINANCI"* ·• -·, 417 S.co.lll 4• ' ' ' . ' o.ll~ll,1 ~hie ·' . • . .; I .• 1616 .E••tern ~ve.;: • ' • " ) .. ., :1 ·' �, 7 'J 1 .HJ 1 • t1, Mrs. Pikkoja, Boo~obileLibrari~n, lnnounees Schedule for July and t\11g~t ~\jaW ~:..J tii'Schedule for Ju!y and Aug. j;. RMitmA. I FrMIIY ..... ! ma 1 pJS io< itS lu lei IIll bo a fl "op pr ol .. B IY hi PI Pt. easant ~ ~~~~.Danny Lowery, and Gregg / - - - Scouter B1 Of lndt'an· Co · J I Intermediate tporpuisel, Don i Vaughon Steve Powell. Diana C.rsey• .Beth Vaughan, Kathy : Harris, Nancy &uskirk, and : PT. PLEASANT - The 4th Clnda Foglesong. I A1mual Professional Archery Advanced Beginners (SeaChampionship Tournament, horsel, Jackie Carsey, Sharon j Ul with a record 'I2,SOO purse, Wilson, Martha McNeal, Raywill kick off a busy month for mortd Cole, David Cole , Tom- The Central lndi llf'Cht'f s in this Ohio River town my Scally, Larry Grogan, Ter- Boy scout Band wi Ju~y 2. -·--- ·- - - ·upolis Tuesday Jll 1 Scheduled July 2-4. the samr, 1give a concert at 8 day• ot the profeSBional event, I . IS I park front from th will be the Gray .Eaa:le Open, an · • i Uleir boal. ~.~:;d•n• field archery tourThe band wil1 an 3 p.m. Scouts will Later ln 1110 month, the 21st I and go swimming 1 onnual National Field Archery . i polis swimming pocl C~ampions hips will be held i evening roncert. · July 25-29. i ~ field of 150 pros at·e ex-: Phyllis Baker, daughter llf h t . · · ·. k 145 T e concer WI 11 ptcted to compete for prize Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ba er, . . d Co 00 pl. monty in the professional tour· Woodland Dr. Gallipolis, len ' Dixlelan m 11 nament which will determine Friday for a two months tour ' I~ tunes, ~s we . · f E I p1ece band m a varJ U S. men and women cham- I0 uroPf. i of military and Broo pion~ . ! A 1957 1raduate of GalHa Aca· ; tunes. Tht 1-1ro event also will ln· 1ldemy High School and later a 1 In a telephone 01 tludt a parade, fireworks and graduate of Anderson. lnd .. Col- 1 Thelma Elliott, se< 1 11 queen's ball. Jege. Miss Baker it 1 member ager of the GallipOJ .".JI events will be held at Me- of the 1966 AVA Pennywise ! of Commerce, Old 1 Climie Wildlife Station. wiUl Privateer Planned by Ameri- ~ residents were com campsites avllable there and eani!l Abroad, Inc. She \1 being lhe hospitality show wt Krodel Park. sponsored bv Anderson College. Iof the Bov Scout o Mi&s Bakr; _ a teacher in the · visit here ·in 1963. Dayton Publ10 Schools Sysi.em, I will vl~it England, Holland, : East and West Germany, Czech- I Four are RetJ oslovakia, Yugoslavia, Greece, 1 From Confer Italy Switzerland, Luxemburg 1 PT. PLEASANT • 1 mes 1 PhyII' Baker Goes on Tour Th ru Europe 1 1 •t I I ( Ten St_.0'·dents Leave KSU. on • Afr.·can Tnp and Mn. Clarenc~ Miss Baker expects to return · the First Church ol to Dayton where she _will Chtrence Gillispie at and France. '"" I sume her teacbmg dut1es m .J Miller have ret} Tefl Kent Stal.e Univer- juntor bigh economics, • post IAooerson, Ind., wh~ llty studerta ln<luding ono l she hao held for five years, ! tended the 77th Chll from Middle~ Tom Rl111 left after she returns !rum Europe ' conference and pat:l New York Cit,' saturday ' Ior ion Aug. 7. Iclasses 00 Mi>siooa'l WINS HIGH RATING W~rkt. weeks Blbll " wo f · · James R. Magnussen, son of now in session at I 10 ;~ studeRts, along 'filth the1r Dr. and. Mrs. M. J. Magnussen. ChW'ch of God with •• · .u'lsor, were to travt'1 by jet Galllpuhs, was _ one of 1.356 Pur- children enrolled. , 1<1 De Sal am capital of dot Unlverstty undergraduate~ ' 1 ., .th ahort. •• In flo win a distinguished rating ORDER NO Tan1'.ana WI s lwJ)I 'd . •L. . t , ·hi •· Par i~ and Caito. 1 urmg ~.~~. spnn~ semes .er: .nnyone ~IS ~~ ... T!rmed SPOr (Studenl pro- 1 Mapu.11~ 1.1 a ICJence major, ho~~ 1ce 1ream ~~ 00 Tanunia 1 the plan and to w1n such honors, he had Racine F1remen Aux l'alls for the stude~ts to spend to have at least a 5.5 point av- phone either 949-294 ten weeks In the East African erare out of 1 pouible II.~ in at 3471 ~ore June ~· ' nation 011 1 ..,k atudy Pf'Oil'ti'D. least 14 hours of academ1c ere- ary will sell the 1ce The first week wUI be apenl al dl~ and no arade below C. July 4. the International Conference of World Uolveraity Service meet,.. iog in Oar a Salaam. Looking For Inexpensive The next five week1 will be de\'oted to 1 "bricks and mortar "' project witb Mrican college students buiklln1 an elem~ntary achool addition. The remainine weeb ~II consist or a tour of Tanunia, aJJowifl& i K ~nt students to stud)' the coun- 1 t-· '. lry and iii people. Rail is the oon of Mr. and VISIT lAKER'S Mrs. Everett Rail, South Third•• . Middleport. llaU baa aerved l as summer aod vacation ata(f · wriier lor The Gallipolis Daily Tnbune and the Daily So11Ji11tl. "e2 Pco. LlvllltJ Sullo $99, He will edit th! Kent University "" e2 Pco, loclroom lulto _.: $99, Sl.udent Mwspaper .aut lltl'lea. l , • 5 Pco. Dlnetto _ $35, ltr 1 e4 Drawer Cholt lit, I Africa on 1 trip dl!signed to bolstt"r U S Tanor.anian rela· HOME FURNISHINGS l BUDGET SHOP a- 1 ! will Attend 1 <1Joir·Aeolyte Camp 1 Seveu PT. PLEASANT - limn •outho ol tile 'Cilrlal Epilccpll l :h,.ch wUI lelvl Moaday lot etxl2 Lint~ltullllut ~$-US etx12 TWHtl •ui ~ 111.11 With ,,.,,.~ac~cr,.. - Cfa'-. AI....... the ....... will M ""' Par-. ¥lrl< .,.O!P, .... 1 I State. .has .been cited ~- Ohio Chapel Methodist Cburcb 1 wu the ..... for the June .. - ' • .Mf~hd.~. ;:::~ • ObJ" ectives of Summer Study ed Are Exp ain Sanden of New o~. Jeaa ' R Richmond, I J{ •n .,"t~ I of I The bride II the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. 1 Mitcbell, Sr., Lower River 1 Rd. The groom is the son of 1 Mra. Mildred Saadeni of 3 Gariieltl Ave., Gallipolio and I Mr. Brady Saoders, Rt. 2, t'rown City, i The Rev. Jack Stuller per- 1 rormed the double ring cer~ mony at 3:30 o'clock In the afternoon before an altar decorated with two seven bra11cb ciDtlelabra, entwilied Ia Ivy, a basket of daisies, mums, glatlloll, and palms. Tbe plano aad orpa held ,.,.. o1 wbito dais- MELON TIME 1 A lmlf-hour of appropriate wedding music the orgaa· -- ··---·-· . I SUN BORN ' Mr. and Mrs . J . B. Crockerall, Alexandria, Va. (Donna Gaul, Chester) are announcing the birth of a son at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday June 22 ia Alexand- .._ ria weighing 711 lbs. Maternal JOB'S DAUGHTERS- Melp ~~~~::;~ grandparenta are Mro. Lilmie tativeo attending the Grand Session of Gaul, Chester, and paternal of Job's Daughters. Membero of Bethel grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Session from Thursday to Sunday at the n;~:,; -~ Crockerall of Virginia. Mr. and tel, Columbus, are from left to right, Unda Mrs. J . B. Crockerall also have Blakeslee, Diane Welsh, Nancy . Buchanan, J son, Jimmy, 3, and 1 daughte'1 and Pam Cleek . Chaperone for the six glrlt. 11· Denise, B. Blatealee, Guardian Secretary of the Bethel · lleart C.thollc ...,, the I Mrs. Richard Bel~ 1 I and Miss -- - - - -- - - Friday s·• Daylight l)aytime Shows 5:45-Com Cob 11 :31 p. m. Sun. - "'The Gam- "'"' "'l'lflnnAI ~P.WI ma Peonle," P. Doullas, • ·M Rfll Miller !lMw 1-:15 8111 Miner Sltow Eva Barook " · 'M r-Jp.w" 9:00 p. m., Tues. - "Carnival 7:!111 Plckena Rar~ware l'l'uel Storr." Anne Baxter, Geo. and Tbur'l.l Nader Nt Ne"" R·INl 81JI Miner !!Ito• 1:10 a. m. Thurs. - "Harriet 8· 45 Bak•.. Ji'urnitnY<> ~01r Craig, J. Crawford, W. rWed . . Jl'rl.l n·.. ilv Word Mike Wallace 7'1111- Today 7·11!1- 7-25- Oailv Word 7,311- Churt"h nf Christ Fun School ~ . 1111 Mile Douglas C. !>I Kang111'1l0 Movie 9·311- 'O·IWI-JI:ve Gu... Corey Lucy 1:10 a. m. Fri. - "'The Four· poster," Rex Harrison, L. Palmer. · 1'1 · ?!;- ~ews 'Q·30-Cnncentrat. Tlte McCovs ~uoermarlet •1· nA-Mnrnlne: Star .t.ndv t1rifftth ' 1·311-PIIr R dl~ Bav Dirk V•n 'lvke Dating Game M - ''Upbeat" •~•I1 --'--~ NBC - Ire Westem Th•• ~ .... iD ha_vii a slew. the . ..Dillt _.ime • ••• 111o1. ll:it N01J1 .· •- il-.15 : rau.J;;. ol tbe ~· . Wide Worfci"Sportl ·~ . ~; 'l . . .; ~ ~' ; . . '. •I• <1• . ;!.. ~ - •-·• .It ,.,. "'• ' ,.' I. • .o c .• ·,· ~ • 11:20 Movie ,. ; • 1):• , · : F '!, i Tuesdays at I p.m., it.~~. -•altp.. m.•tfu.Aap. · .., · J.l:~ ·- •, !~ ~.-· ,<· ~ .i ., ·- i~ ~~ : l ll"' ;; ;r it " :t • ~ ::. £. 0' •' '' ··' • .: !~ ., !!" ~ .00: iii '; :t:; ·- .,; ~ A • ,~.;~ . -.. ~~,~:· , :li.ft ··· ; ::: ·~ . ~ .,. ~,/ ~· t , ' ,. ---,.,- ·' •. !!. " ' ~ l. llotll. _;' ~~ ~ , ..,~{. -. ~ ~-. ~ ' ..; ?~, ~::.tl·• ·t•; , ... ~ r: c.. s: ;s; a:.,.:,· . r ~-'. Dot before the audience was liuill, the decisloll .... made "' c.oncel the sbow. "I later did twl) other pUota for MGM, bul-ly I doa'l bmt aDy salablUI)' on tolevl11lon l'tn bnlkenltearted abuut that·" Everett said with a hugo rrm" brealtinR "'.; his face. lfo'a 11 MOM ...,_ Or with Jib ''Made II Parll" ... "fte 81!11111 - -• 1111 lateoi lfh1 It Vahlorltl'o ,lift'," II wldoh .. pla11 1 ~ llemllole -~ ~ II ·- . , WI 'Ill)" II tol'eJ'I lii!IOIJ. , AI a Ume when most Jft!er to free.JaliCfl, Chad JI!OI'Il than willli.18 to t". . aelf fa MGM In I lq ~ •J-, 11-1111 Llle r~mera 11 :30 Christlohm Film Rnllwinllle nations. Diseo\lef'J' Fare The Notion ABC Scope Ora1 Roberts Facing Life Crusade Rarmony BoYi!J 2:1111 Special 2:30 Theatre Soc security We believe Lighthou!le 1:1111 Spts. Spectacular 1:00 Meel Press 1:30 AI Issue of Mr. Dennio Gwcwillt T>-ltth brother thee~~=::~~~ as bestman. l Richard McGee, Caputo, of New Ya~, James Butcher, " brother of the brlda. • .12:34 Rome Talent RUlli S:llt! 3:30 4:011 l·ts4:30 PGA Goll Movie Singin' Time 5:011 Mr. Ed Ted Mack Stoney Burb T:00- 7:30 Walt Disney •[· :.., . ;'. ~ " ~ - ~ ~ .i ' .( :-' [: ; .;:1". -J. ~ >' ' _· !_· " ' '. '- · 1' - <-'" ~:· ~;a ~- ~ - '· .:.s ~' !":r. ...... ? •. f - ;:, · ~ ... =-... "" . ,.§.;~.,G .. ; c. 8J: 1 1 IVoyage Lassie Martian 1·11111:311- Branded Ed Sullivon t · 00 Bonanza Perry Mason I F.R.l. lor an hour ID color, and could still do the ser1eo 11 IIudpt. It's easy. Just prepare. ~I"JI8 1o a practice studio lneiead of baviDI ponie In the television studio." 'lllo wllll Mlldlleell. ll"lhlla buaell ·.,. ....,. ...,._ · - . . . . . . . _ _ 11aJBell- eu ..... dOtltlo•. bat 6e7 ""'I bow 1a1e11 11111 IMJ 1ft afroiii 1o News lUll-News Lo!.e Show 11:1>-Theater New• II' llllMovie II ;45 "If The Man From V.N.CL.E~ . 12:00 ..., not NBC's """ show '1JIItlld bave been dropped lore II caught on. Bui II ""111!1>1 on, so now what dO we Nothing but spy sbotn. Here's A Real Famllg LUXNrg ''On lop of thai, ao.mme up with a rr..t hfw For Petanies A Dag-CafJlc! I'V for next seaBOD, The Girl U.N.C.L.E. which wUI delete effect of The Man II best, at wont destroy ll • · ~rafdine For a wedding trip .;~i\11, ern Ohio the new ~ wore a bronze tiDeil. · semble with bone · and the white orchid brid al bouquet. . TV Tube Vie·wer :llil~~~i:: 1 Fogle lS Larry Thaxton I 10;00 Wackiest !ihlp Candid Camera Jft;311i Whal's My Linen I .. ' Donna ReEd San Francisco Be:tt Addams' FtJmlly 20th Century I' ' Evening Shows 6·1111-Newo 8:30 Mississippi The bride'1 mother tired in a dusty rose I tume accented with i sories with which abe ' cymbidium orchid -*''"·'·; rose. The mother of ! lore a beige lace white accessories and cym bidium orchid thro<~L Mr. Larry Tracv:: eroy. organist, and Mr. )IUifllt.i Mrs. Robert Carwell &hnitzler, soloist, botb 'I ried a white crocheted hand\er- 1 The bride's attendants were Ohio University ~;a:::~~~~ presented wedding r dlief made by her grandmoth· Mrs. Danny Thomas of \'Jf'!111a. l • •. Mn. Audrey McEihi.nRy. j W, Va ., matron of hot!!Jr. and A recetioD foUowed social room of the cl>lll"<jb: ding cake and punch ed from the bride'• sisting with the ,....!IIIlo MIT. Lewis Sauer Dona ld Lowery, '::~ sisted by Mrs, :A tyre. Sringfleld; M.n, Wolfe, Rulland, and M'~•li McElhinny, Mlddloporl.' • 1:46 SVND.\Y 9 p. m. Ch. I ~ 1 p. m. 01. 11 - ~ "For I y ble Bush." Rldbarl~~ Naughl)' Girls," Jam e 1 11:30 p. m. Ch. II ·. Glea111111 ' Meet Again" Qerberl M8J'o 1 Mlteh MIHI!r Is on a 11:15 p. m. Dl. 3 - "Fanuly oball to .... tbe Amerl<an lloDeymoooJ," Fred Mae- 11:35 p. m. a.. I - "Copper public the klnd Murray Sky" Jell 111111'0'10 And what It w81111, MONDAY FIIIDAY tD MIHI!r, It Sing AIOI1fl 7 p.m. Ch. 3 -"Winning Team" 17 p. m. Cll. 13 - "M a 11 C llltch. Ronald Jlea&811 Town" • · Interest ID the show nev<!r l11 :20 p. m. Cb. I - ·~ 1>311 p. m. Dl. I - "'1'1\0 Ma\'- · died down, he lnsls18, and Come tbe 1\lavea," lllng . ericl< Queell." ~ ..-.nt run of ....,.,. on Crosby Stanwyck . TV lor the Ia TIJIISDAY 11:30 p. m. Dl. IS - "VeJIWI.. lllmul110 lD bls p. m. Ch, 3 - "You're Never . lltlell the Son olllelrcul•" ..ampajp. Too Yq," Jmy Lewla • also "!load Rlcee" "We lul•e always lllUCIIp. m.· Dl. I . - "Blood 111:50 Ill· 01. 8 ~"Two flap l1e said. "Nobody ner· ArrOw~' Brady " Jeff ·Chancllf\l' the ·'--... ·,a,_ - ''The illj....... ' ·· Wafaoa ~· ! ~ ~ ;·: ~ ~ rt_~' : ~ ~~ ~ j_· ~:t ~· 9 ~ ;~ ~ ~~ 1 ·~ !; ~ ·~: i~ :. -tD - 12·M- '1V Ch~I"H"I 12·!1() Garden Club lywood'factorlet. 'lllo glooll 1110 IJllnii." . . ~ ·" · cld. Beanv : m - d CeM1 Peter Potamll! 3 :::= I Uvine Legion Answer 1ft · ~ 5:30 eontract. , "I'm tired of evtryone· "« 11ludlol c.on'l make .• lllanl any 1110l'11. I believe Ill the • i._•_.' u •, ! 1 ·1 10:45 Living World He .... bad a series, The Dakotu, and built qullo ., audience before It left the air. :~;~ '.· I~ Capela Paulina man Saturdav Eat God 10:00 Sa 1te took the only oourse loft "' bbn - the lllO\'Iet. A rugedly l)andsome, dimpled JOilll8 with a deep Yllice, Olad's early acting ••· perience eame moltly from n>leo Ill l\1111110r Brotheni leloWlon dramas lite Lawman, BriiDCII, SUrfllde I and so on. Saturday ''Pl.~-..,.,... _ .,: ft...'t t ·1111 Cartooos l '' 111 JOAN a\OSBY NEW '/()RK- (NEA)-Chad l!veretl tried •ery bard ID betome a television star and bad !ery llU1e mcce'ss. Pton•-• ..... •·• 5- Evanqelism of aqua with crocheted featuring scoop elbow length ing satin band empire ~aistlines~. :Weath sk1rts were ' the back with a of lace falling from a ~~~lijiilr[ 'i~ · bow at the shoulder. · 1headpieces were roses Ied of aqua chiffon wUb 1 veils. Each wGI'e a rose necklace. a gift of the ··-~111 They carried cai!ICBde ' of yellow tinted feadler8 lg Church l·ltI· IS uo .TV Didn't Want Him Not So, the Movies -IY ~~ "I TV-I --;-;;;WI""', TV-13 H~- on. S6,,.,..kef, , i t-IS-Jubilee The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 26, 1966-- II"'• ~~I ~Edu .. and .RADIO W.lKH. Radio · ... 2 3 4 t 7 8 9 10 1 I '' Jl, I ') 17 1 h I .' I I 1. I ' I .• 0 ) I u 2 ~ ' J.l " .' j • .' I ! H l() ' . 11:30 p. m. sat.- "Star In the Dust." II. Boooe. Mamie Donne Reed Love Of Life Van Doren Ne,.. , , ~ llrl"h fi"or Tomor Father Koows Best 1 a. m. sat. " · ~- ~torr.~" Lets Do II Guiding Light 'htS-Again1" J . Wyman, Ray ~·55-- Nen Mllfand. a.-el ' 9porltt Ben c.•.,. Woman's Pare 5:45 p. m. Sun. - Soap Box A• World 'l'urDI Derby Worbhop Confidential Password 'N IO- ()ur Uv~ Oaal1llel ' FeaA Time For Us Rouse Party ! · ~Doclon 9 1. m. - Paul Dixon Sbo• Women's NI!Wi!J ~ · 55lJ Noon - Club tRuth Lyvns) 4·31'1 F.lP,..frlc Co f.tv'A1 'NeWI !\·'.n ~""' iff Getl. Hospital <·00-Anotb. World To Tell Trutb 2 p. m. - Coffee Club · News 1-!S6 p. m. - Ohto News, w..ther, Thi! Nurses l,:IIJ--.M", Say Ed~e Ill Night SporiB Never Too Young ~"Crel Sklrm HIO- CarJooo II P- m. -Ohio News Weather, Mo•tla• tbrouob 11'1-1••• 12'110 f..<•i. ·Ohio l Mit'! llewl Where AcUon It 1:311Bozo Spori1J R·1111 ~1"" ~n. l!nh Kautz Sltow 1!:20 .Bolletlll Boanl. Rifleman CIJuafl I Movkl 7•4!!i 'P'I"hoet~ of Jov 1~·- (;o..,t-n On~,.,, tfle /Itt Cinema ~:::::a..yenne Flash Gordon 2 p. m. Swt. - "Holiday Brand" 1·1111 V•nev News 1N.~ ~tun!•• Mot.lnee J. CotiM, W. Bond t ·M WM{d N... HWI Nloio ReodllMil 11:30 p.m. Sat.- "Don't Bolb- I·IR Toll< ol the Tnwn 1·!18 News . Evenin,; Sho'lfll or ID ltnoct,• M. Moaruo, i :!l!l n-mmunllv 't)IP.n ,.-.,. " ' - Reatlllnet R. ~I --.... t•1111 Tallr nl lh• ,,..,... 2·!1!1 N""_._ .,....._ t ·Ui t .nn y,,,.ner SJ!ow ! ·YI N'PWs ReacDines Weather Newt l!roest Tubbs 1:30 p. m. Sat. - Plnbusi.efl_ 1·!1!1 MoMn OIUnl)' News !·" "'""s CBS New& T...,..re Dowllll( 1n-!111 1~tcltstrin~ U!i "'... News " :(II Caravu Cllauel I Pfai8NI 11-M N'P.W!I 5·nll N'~ "nnnlftJO ':311 Death VaOey Wild Well T 1 . m. - Over IJgbtly 11-'S Wn•ld N•ws 5· 1! The Gond Llf• 1:30 a. m. Jack LaLanne ,, . ~ ""II® r.nunfv News !t·'M f".ntnmlll'lhl> ('llflin 1:110 Rank 3:30p.m.Mike Dougas Show 19-M C't~mmunll\1' News lt·NI htrmPf' 'Musicale Rogan's ' ' 30 Sing Along t p. m.- Ohio News wltlt Nlclt 1f·M 1\!Mn N.,.. 1:110 S1lln Nl '•; Jill Mr. Roberti Gomer Pyle lltlno, Well . Basso " .,. IM,.t.ln Rnord llotll '·JOJl'armer'sDaugh'- 11:110 p. m. -The Mm Grll- ...·!ft I'A>IInt. A..... 0·1111 ~.. Sln•I•• Preacl11r lin Sltow .,_,. ~..,.. r.n Round R·ll .;.,.. Court Martial :110 U.N.C.L!. c...el 1t M..J01 1-<S N..... Ro>ot R-!111 R,.old of"'''"'~ • ·IIONewl Paeemaker ·Newt d :30 p. m. Sun. - "Rasboman''· t· ~tli "'"'" """' O•rwt ~ ISC. Lawrence, R. Montalban ~ - M UM WPv \ht.1nee •·..n A""+ ""'..+" .. Nen ll;.fJ. p. m. ~· - 11Rider on ~·.~!Pi "'~ tt-At I • Tool&bl 1 o-• ~·ndAv v .. -· totemA Dead Hone" 4·M rtfc~t•lncr with Doss ' •1'1.1fll 11'1-t " .. ~ · · Jl:lt p. m. Tues. - ''A Bell A•M tnfP.1"t"h~ncre "" ~n """"-"'l' For Adona" ~ ·M ,.,Mmnnav N'PWI!I 'It U11!tlr.al Jnt"""'"A" 11:20 Wed. - Best of Boprt, ~·tft W....-1" " M .. ttnn!:!l 'IPWII .... NPWB '~t Ute Devil" !li · ~ Ouroc~(!+ 'Roulevard ... ""''•MnA1 nttn'(!h --------------------'ln~1D p. m: 'l1nul. - •tfhe a~ nn Shm Off •~t r:~~fM111" nr.,r-eh · · 1ytlme Shows Daylight Savini!;& Time Brealdng Point" ~.-.. 1·M ~"""" · nl l'.od Hll ,....,.., r.-n 11 ,,., p. m. Fri. _ CHUler Nile , ... """ ,..;. • ., Muener 11::10 p. m. sat. - "That For- 1·'" """' " ~... !·M nltl ,.,.,. ""'"' " t·~ ·~ ftf .Jn_w ~ · till t'!J.,..tnn•f:t RPd$ C1assmwn sythll! Woman •. Cbaaael 11 r . - . •·1111 nMn v.n.., "'""' •-••• Gl1l1 1111 Parllle 1\lp.lfhbore Capt. Kangaroa Luel' ...._ om.tt·~ w,..M t~;F-wl S·~!!i "lf!WI Women ! a. '"- s '"' .....,. R·tft ~. Tnt!., 1·115 "'""" Word ol Lifo I p.m. - Girl Talk .wltlt VIr-- A·l• '''" M•OI'ller !:how 7 ,~ N..,. lllnl• Graham 1ft:!Ml llonr ' SW. Time l·l)tl 9le1 011 R"""1e t Jecltle Jaclde Gleaaon plai1S lo 1&Tentl. Tuxedo elulle 10 full - hour obowl of 1'ltrh Pig 'II Secret Squirrel Mlt!ht\o Mouse "The Hone,_,..-." on his Bealles 'II Underdog Lassie CBS program ned ,..__ . ; _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Some will be straight ........,, Evenln,. ""n'lfll 'II Too Cat (Cal.) Tom & Jerry ....,. with have music. Shel!a II Fury Quiclr Dra• MacRae, wbo baa performed U a-M-l'""•h•loo Wayne Shllller Run Bunny Father !'1<-o Ktug singing <Omedlenne wllh ber l·"-fl'l•tt. Serull! · Monster Unua husband, singer Gordon MaoRae, lor nine -yeado, bas heeD 7·110-Pnrt \VllfP1'1' :;::~ lira. Tammy olgped to play the role of Alice NO__:, J l'llmter ...,.._ ~- Ifill R~, R011nltv Rooper P11ctm 'lO Bandstand KrliRlden. the wife of the char- • 1,110 Je;.,. • ' Lee• Go.to W.. ' 10 ~'""'"'"' acter Gleaoon ~~ as ~ 1, 30 Gel 9m1r1 11een1 -""" La~ WeJI! ' · 1111 BaaebaD Town & Counlr7 driver Ralph Kr.. ~. . ...-. . • · -; .,.. Heary Aldrich Bill Plcluff> N= _ Moole P•ce :: ·• ,, , . e IllBowling the r Jt:OI 0.~ ' ~ " :>"' 1 .:. 11 _.: "' < .' . •·M+'f#•'\: ·,. 'll- -...... M I gowns IJ, r- 1 wu·z TV-1--~W;;CHS -·------·----f s I w. I I, I!VNIIAY •·m r-iews · 7·~ ~trn nn..:. li'nrward Paftli Q·OO Coffee with Janel _ A:nil ilaof.lsl Roar 9·15 l'nush'j:l ~Ill'.~ l"lllurs.) 8·30 News 11HM'I Ohio Fdn,.abon I ~ S! W€ek Eiid ~ tn·ltli Swao !ihop B·ftO Snreadlnr 111J1rdom •o · 1~ Mlnt<t,.,.l•l ~"1<telaUon t :!lll The Blble Soee.. tii·M !1<1Cial !lecurltv t-45 The Good Life 1n - 1~ 'l'om Robertson !ihow 1n-oo Master CoJ1In>l 11 ·1111 News 111•30 Countrv RvmnHmen lt -ns Tlnv's rountrv Junction 11-311 Oulel !lour f1 ·!tn Ttnv'11 r.nnntrv Rvmn"tlme 1?.·00 Noon ·New! ''I t' -1111 NoUonol News 12•15 ChrlsUsns Rour · ~ 12·15 Local llleWB lUll Rev. Merlin Teell -. 1'·:10 Goessler'o Guest Star 1:110 Rev. Eddie Bover · "" 12-1111 La1T9 AnderAnn !!Ito• l·llll Rev. sn.. .qlflupo ~ -t·:IO Miles KuBic !iho• 2·1111 Rar\oeof ,me --. 4:15 Ka,. ••d V•n Z•ndt Sltow 2:15 Rev l!nbbv Lee Atftllll · IMon. Wed Fri.\ t:!lll w..k l!nd ' -------------------1 1966 . I lUll ·Dtt!fnn's ond Rem'a ,.. Ten ShoW ti:IO Noon News \2:15 Paul Bowen. RFD 1•~ ~ P~t.E! .. •Sbleldl!l t :OO NeWI Hl!l ,Jim M~ - !!Ito• Si«n J UHI 19 6 6 .'7 •15 Weft· End 8:00 .•• Davllme ,Shows q.ta..., l!asten Slandard Time Cbaouel 4 Movlto liHTN TV-U WSAZ TV-3 MONDA V TIIRV 1'1\IRDAY Ohio lllews Round-V' 1-1111 sr.. On - Neo ~-llil Sl111 011 ' •. nr; S.CI"'OI Hearl ~-'/11 Mel•• Oountv RP'D l'ilo ·Sip On · -ll'ews U5 Oountn Jamboree NO RaoDY van.. W..,. •· &" Weather •·11t1 Proleslanl Roar Savinl!8 Time r, Sun~ay 1 .M.P.O. Radio E~ena Lebanon, b~;lest~:~:;:= I wore identical ol - ------ suildii. JUdy Butcher, Robert Garwell '"· r:; .::.":\ 1 u .._ Sunday Timeo-Senllnef, Sunday Times-Sentinel wedding; Mr•• Sandero was all tired in a two • piece suit of I 1 turquoise, witb wbite accessor1ies and eream rosebuds. llnDleOla\ely lUllUWUll J... 'I .. Ice1remoony, a reception was in the auditorium at Clay , 'Ewliedm'' esolary School, where the VISITS MADE . 111 table was decorated with a three - tiered wedding I Arthur Joachln qf Charleston, cake topped by the traditional tit T sday dinner miniature bride and groom. ~ W. Va. was e ue Miss Maxine Mitchell, .Mrs. guest of Mrs. Homer Holter, Jack Jeffers and Mrs. Normaa Five Points, and attended the Mitcbell presided at the table. funeral uf Wilbur Baum. Mrs. Mrs. Charles Mayes registered Homer Holler, Mr. and Mrs. the guesls. Henry Joachln and Mra. Joe When the couple left for a Kittave visited Tuesday evening, wedding trip through the with Mrs. Grace Holter and Mlsa Smoky Mts .• into Georgia, the Cora Mae Joaehin. 'Ibey also bride w2s wearing a pale lilac called oa Mr. and Mrs. Roy dacron sleeveless dress with Frecker. permanent pleated skirl Black accessories and the orchid from her bridal completed . her ense,:.l li wedding of Miss Donoa . ~ ... ¥ 1 ;; :~~J IJ!ea!~ ;~ ,' ~t" ~ ; ' IN \ 1 Miss Mealey in Grad Program , , _. ,. MlbDLEPORT phon Hilt, Lila, Lnlte and Wtlt• 't Krodeillld lllwl - - - L--------~.- ~-~ ' SEND CARDS Anyone wishing to send get weD cards to Mrs. Leonard · Koenig, Jr. fCarulyn Sue Sisson ) who is hospitalized at Unlersity Hospital, Coumbus, by Col. s.l - -· . .... - - -· ...,. _ '1')1 for exemplary I D nd M J L Enl 1 HlO.,. '"" .... - · • • PT. PLEASANT - Robert ... 1~b perfo;ma~ce. r. a rs. ames · . , 7th Foor. She will be lhert Rickard program d1rect11T of erson have received their ad· i for several weeks. the Mason County Community Jewell , son of Mrs. Doris Jew- vanced degrees from Purdue 1 - - ------ =----Action Group has announced lllll of Pomeroy and husband of University Mrs Fann•e the follow ing staff selections to the form er Judy Miller, Pome· Mrs Emerson, the former the daughter of · begin the county's anti-poverty roy , wa!:l cited for taking part Madaiyn Brown of Long Bot· Belle Brown and the late 'Orprogram. n removal and replacement of tOm received a Master's of ville Brown. Mrs. Woodrow (Jean) Bur· t-ertain 36 F-t06 main landing IScie~ce degree In Home Eco- Dr. Emerson receiv~>rt hli dette Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant has gear struts during night hours nomlcs, majoring in te!etiles and PhD in Veterinary Pathology. been hired for the position uf ~ permit an uninterrupted fly- ~ clothing and Consumer Econo· He is. ~resently employer! as art secretary · bookkeeper; Mrs. mg schedule. mics. She Is employed as a associate professor in thi! Eunice B. Jividen 20U Mille~ 1 i Home Economics tE'acher at I school of Veterinary Science St. Pt. Pleasant retired school : i Jefferson High School in LahtY· and Medicine at Purt.lue Un.i· teacher was selected as a I ' elte, Indiana. Mrs. Emerson is versity. program aide and Marvm Ben-: · nett, Sr., 1905 North Main sl., · Pt. Peasant, will fill the post ' IT'S of the second program aide. 1 , The ~asop County Comrnun} .iity Group has offices a1 219 . Miss Shirley Mealey, Galli· ' Sixth Street with office hours , JM!lis. who was graduate::! Irom daily from 6:30 to 4 p. m. Mon· The summer reading classE:S Ohio State University, .June 14, day_ Uirough . Saturday. in the Gpllipolls city school sys.l with a Bachelor of S::1ence de- R1ekard sa1d .ura~ all persons Itern completed their first week [ ~...D. gree in _nl)rsjng, h~ ..~r;,.u~.-.~~ .w~ade,,•Dtlicationa -4or. &nv.-1.. --·.-~~ -· · '" A Steere Jr VALUES BAlER F .. lv1itchelf-Sanders Vows Solemnized I Emersons Get Raymond Jewell, serving 1n the U. s. Air Fmce at the McChord Base in Washington I PUrdue Degrees AND MAttr OTHIII I lomney, W. Va., llhore 11i1J I •ill spend two attending I lte Cbolr 1111 Aoolyll ...,, at Ito Epio<Gpal PetenJn CGD!tr- 1 Nao~~~ :u.ury uuu• ru Fivr Points 4-4:4S p. m. Mrs. Yvonne Scally, swimming instructor i Thursday - July 7, August 4, dleport pool, has announeed 26 children have)' Middleport School. t-10 :15 a.m., completed requiremenh for swimming certlfict J!rodbury school 10;30-11 :30 a. . - - - ------' ·JI).I mg leve 1s. k m.. I.eadlng Cn!e 12. P m., I ry Grogan Richa~ Be"ch Grove Road 1:4>2:30 p. Beginner f (Turtle) -Kenny ! ry Wisor, 'Pat Grfil n1 Heacb Grove Road 1:45- Byers t~nd Jamey Scally. Incomplete. Ka~ 1 't 2::Jjl 1-' m., New U.rna J.-3 :15 p. Beginner II (tadpole) , SteYe 1 Cheryl Burns. I1Lane. I 111 Rutland 3:30-4 :30. ' Beginner III rrrog) , David I Helper~ have t Babl and Patty Halon. Lloyd, Lmda Hacl Beginner JV, lmlnnowl. Red t.er), Fudd Clarkso Cross, Mila Powell . Christy Hy· eme Pullens. : Site for Pro Compet 1•t•IOD ba p....m.! 26 young peopIe compJel e sWimming . . Requ··rements IZ l<l-l ::W p. m., Reedsville :!lp m., RushviUe3 :1S-3:30p.m. ligl m., I.Hapust J.Ulurt.'D : ~. · ., S 1 ~~~~~~.;- 1 .A~'!!~~!:;; '" August 15 p. 1 Grove Tile 12--The Sunday Timet-Sentinel, Sunday, June 26, 1968 Win• Performance Award a. m., Salem p. m. • · Center noon, I p. m., Star Hall Thursclaf. - July 21, August ·' 1:30-1 :45 p. m., Dexter 2:15- II, Story• ·Run f.t::IO a. m., , ' N5 p. m., Langsville 3:11-3:30, Ho~ 1:45-10::111 a. m., Grav- . p. m., Hysell Run 4-4 :30 p. m. l eiHJIII0:45- I p.m., M1ddle- ., Tuesday - July 19, August 16, port Public Llharary I :30-2 p.m., 1,., ' Keno, noon-12:30 p. ~ ·· L.ong Pearl Street 2 : ~&-3 p. m, EnBottom 1-2 p. m., Fltchvtlle, terprise 4-4:45 p. m. 2:1$-2:30 p. m., Porlland 3- Friday --' July 22. Al!llust 19, 3:30 p m., Spiller 4-4:15 p.m., Dorcas_ ~9:30 a. m.,_ Bashan i Pickens Store, 4:3fi.4 :45 p. m .• 10-16:30 a. m ., Mornmg Star Racine 5-7 p. m., Syracuse PosJ 111-IIo30 a.m., Forest Run 11:4SII Office 7:15-7:45 p. m. Ia. m~,· Noon, MmersvUie 21 :· Wednesday -July 20, August ' 15 - 2:30 p. m., Fairground! SHIBLEY MEALEY 17, Harrisonville 9:30-10:30 a. Shelter :311 - 2;30 p. m., Laurel m.. Pagetown 11-ll:31l a. m., Cliff 2:45 - 3 p. m , Counly Snow~ille , Noon-12:30 p. .m .• Home 3:30 · 4 _P· m. an~ P~m Darwm 1-1 :30 p. m., Burlmg- eroy Public Library 4.15-4.15 bam 2-2:15 p. m., Hemlock , _-:P-~ m~.- - - - - - - - IO,Ilnoed today by Mrs. Vilma ja librarian: d;y _ July II, August I, lisbury School9 - 10 a.m. ; 8;,jlord school 10:30 - 11:311 ».·m , carpenter 12:30-1 p. m., sdtool Lot 1:30. 1 p. m., Dyesvillo 2 30 . 3 p. m, Wolf Pen i ll-i:I5 p. m. 'Tuesday - July 5, August 2, !\,1\Bcine School 1. 10:1& a.m., Aptiquily 10:30 • U a. m., Le· II!~ 11 :30 • JJ noon, Apple liove 12 30-1 p. m., East LeJalll :311 . 1 p. m.. Oak Grove 2;j.,. 3 p. m., Harden's s.tore 1,1$-3-30 p. m.; Syracuse Pa~·k ft!r story hour 3:41 • 1:1& p.m. Wednesday - July I, Augu•t l. 11. Tuppera Plains lcllool. l ef JulY-. 8-10:3& ~ a. Rutla~ ~~ Danvlll~ ll' ll:aG 1sf for Meir• Counl)' was an- - Program Staff Announced by CAP Director · Airman Jewell \ • J You'd Be To Switch To Cable TV ... H you already get as many channels .. . II you get them all picture perfect .. . II you don't mind the womes, looks or upkeep of a rooftop antenna. Your choice Mrs. Garwell II • of Middleport Illgh Ohio University· where . Iceived a BFA i1 . I affiliated with Silma ta . music bonorary gin work in tile fall 08 ter's degree i1 piuo University. The groom Is a grlldlolli!';i Lorain Higlt ""' University with a BFA' in music theory. He ly working on his gree in music theory member of Phi Mu ...-:.:~y . They will be at ! AthenS afl.er Juae 4. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ira B~~~ 1 tertained with a b 1 following the wedding i bridal party, . friends. Mrs. Walter . Mrs. Denver Rice were I lesses. Prop/1.ecie• In NPW Nostmal..l Surveys show that channels are non • duplicating . up to 60% of the time . . movies, sports, features, news " Arid often~ time . different ' .. schedule. ,. ... · ,- '. ...AS; . ;' Prophecies to ~;!! are outlined In .. , IJre and Literature," Leoni, one of 10 new books just released lion at the Gallla COUIIIIJ I/! trict Ubrary. other new Etching by Julian Looisbourg: key to a Fairfu IiOw,.Y: Shadows, Chatelaine C<IOIEbool~' Iaine:. l'>e only -s ll1d I'm Jaae and Life, o! her �" J ,. 12-Tbe Sunday Tlm...S.ntf~el, ~unday, June 26, 1966 b"Jl eLt"b·ran~, • . ,.. u@II..... Pikk.OJ·' ~ B00km .· 0 · •t I,Mounces SchedUle for July and A~gust . ~ l ' ,. ' Stile Library --1 d ~ft:~hedule for July an Aug· .... be lbe pro . tun , D AiT mlr 1!0 rat< Friday- JU!y.I.August 15 p.\Grove R t1 nd Sch ,,41). hJ P·to.•.m., Naomi I y hour 4 S B ti t Ch fl.O.I_ I lli:lll \ ObJ. ectives of 11 . Mtt'IA<i~u ~ 26 young peopIe compIet e s • • Reqmremen • ts Summer Study !;..,....."'~;,. r.. I' Rd. The 8fOOm iB the son of 1 Mrs. Mildred Sallden of S Garfield Ave., GaUipolia and I Mr. Brady Sanders, Rl 2, ' Crown City. . I The Rev. Jack Stutler per· 1 formed the double ring cere- , mony at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon bef~re an altar decoraled wtlh two seven braRCb candelabra, entwii.ed ia ivy, ., a basket of daislea, mumo, gladIoli, aad palma. Tho plano aad organ bold vaseo ol wbitl dais· .... of appro, riale wedding JIUilllc by the orgaa- , ilt, Mrs. Fred Mitchell, preceded the . ~"!!"'011}': . _T~ m. A lmlf·hour 1Vever Be Another Movie -----------1 ,: '17; • • -------------------------1 Like ,---rg1n1a Woolf' .. Pt. Pleasant "' Site for Pro "' •t• C,ompet liOn ba in• ils Ju le m tK a w ~ Ju~h!duted~ • ;;; B ~ I• b 1 ScOUt Of 1n C· 1 ~P-h--1·}·:-· B k y a er "111to.. - """" i~iv~i~ :oun~ Goes on Tour Th EUrope ...... Tuesday 1 ~~ge 1 """" 1 ~ ,,,._ ._ ,.... I• .... 1 Ten Sl.u'dents , on Leav.eKSU Tnp • Afr I - ------------------1 ••"a 11,._.,..... ,.,.... - I :! lfdl~t~, ..... WOUB-TV Channel20 HOME FURNISHINGS T'l , 1 ~ • See New Faces zn Fall ROI.LYWOOD !UPI) -Tole- In onolher sbaw -- Robert vlsiOB II Ia • ... lacs ereJe Ywng, Robert llorloll, Lorella lor nell! season as_.... to Young, Barbara Stanwyd.:, Ef. the musical chalra kind el mn Zimballsl, O.ndl Connors, casling II baa fol&led .., the Ben G112Zan, Barry Slllllvan, public In the post do<lrde. Gene Barry, June Lockhart, When. series goes olllllo afr Dennis Weaver • .IGim .&sliD IIIII II II common to ....,t lllo slanr !he rest. ' . W7ecJnescJ 1t'' ay ' •---------------------------------------Dayll~~:ht s-bol!8 'nme Daytime SboWII 11SAZ TV-I WCBS TV-I IVIITN TV·U 1:45-Crlm Col> r:oo Today . f:l\5- • f:2ST:30- o.n, Wort! 1lllh Wallaee Dally Word Navy Ftlm I Slarlinl Ia October lolmiool ~==~ will tall• Ito chances with ne•l ORDOB comers. . Among the refreshing new lace~ to be seen eacb week • ~=g faD Is that ol . ( OEGOS He wiD lllarl. lD "T.IlE. Cal," a aeries based oa a oophlstlea~ r-=-;t..d~~~-.E-~1-...J ed reformed eat burglar wb6 '""" to helping people In trou- 1 ] blo. '"'" premise .. mnnrbme,l but Loggia 11opos to bring ...,. _ • . llllllg to 111e role on ll1e slrel!gt!J s::.-::.'1':.- I i;;g:: = I0 I n ~L4NFIB II per.,...Uty 8IMI Of Slclllan descent, l<lggia II . darkly bandsome, reserved and Don Tl,omas & ~",; .,..,_ I, SPRING and SUMMU SHOES 1 !11<0 c.m.. ••t• BAKER FU· .. At~ tht will Ill I!Jdy Pft. IIIP .,..,., lie'. • MIDDI.EPORT pllon Hilt, Lila, Lealie and Wallo 't Krodll aad lllwlldrrrredll'- L-~-------·- ---------- ' ' IN . --' ~ I I [) .I :.~"'~-:;.... play·, [ .....1 I I I I ap-l FUGDlf L ., 1 Tfl!! LAfJT"J\.IING'ltlll..f e~I"ECTCIN 1)\!!M 'lt) ..... i.Vo ·~ NowornDplhedr<ledlelleli J ~:=:---=..U:: I rT"f1 .... I[ I l J ~· A quarterback at StaleD 18DOILY MOUTH IIIYDT tiAYIII land's Wagna' OoDego IIIII a ,....... • • 1 graddale ol lhe Unl....tty el ., vJor• ""'""" 'Onlr • nol - - ... M IW M~rl's 1 w IDI·, ------------:----:------- '"""Of ,.,.__ I ··- We"Ather allll News WolloFIII'I!O 1·00-0r r<lldare .News 1:30 VIrginian los! In Space CBS Rewt Patty OUtre lllue Ll~ 1:111! 1:30- Rlllbffilol 1:00 Bob Rope 1:31!-- Green Aeres lllck Van Ovke 10:00 I "- John Gary 10:3011:00-Nowa 11:1511:20- m- t b e1 oonlrolled me mset j .n falling tck iato a 1 ...,.I •..._ The bride'l mother ~:>ii<:t·:'''' tired in a dusty rose Itume accented with ~~::t HI train ap- : sories with which sbe 1011 lace. cymbidium orchid witb"'! I English rose. The mother of ID place lore a beige lace of organ· white accessories and I !l\les em· cymbidium orchid · '""Is and throat. Mr. Larry 1 1 cascade eroy rganist and . . ivy. For Ml'l. Robert Carwell Schrti~er. soiotst, both ~jf.~iil'l :epbaROtis Ohio University graduate tt orchid rted a white erocbeted hand\f.er- ~ 1be bride's attendanls were I presented wedding seJ,IiC~<jl.~~';i(\ · ivy. For chief made by her grandmoth· Mrs. Danny Thomas of Vlf'rma. 1ride car- •. Mrs. Audrey McEll:tinNy. f W. Va., matron of honllr. and A recetion fo11owed - social room of the cbtl~ ding cake and punch ed from the bride'• • sisting witb the Mrs. Lewi! Sauer Donald Lowery, sisted by Mrs. I tyre. Srlngfield; Wolfe. Rutland, and McElhinny, 1 I 1 Geraldine Fogle lS of Larry Thaxton """ettoia; ::r;; For • wedding trip ern Ohlo Ute new .~a. wore a bronze liaa semble with booo ~!!!"tti and the white bridal bouquet. g._ t~~hh!r of Fogle of .Wnm!:ln'• P~ 1:111!-NeW! Lawman molded drlif uf lW lengll1 1 12· !iS--N•ws Evenin& Shows 8:1111--News I: 31!--News sows of ~al118 OV· Thursday "',fTH! ""d""'"" Robert Garwell 1 joum•ll1111 ........ .!(l"ft-H-MlHP• .. Luggla bas .... Ill Now Yart Sta .... 1:11&lnr """' lllan It yem as a 1·30actor, 1!1J111J1111111 Ill lloltrwootl - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - for television guest shots. · t:OO Mtlro Dongla• Aaked wby be mooed wd, Movie l:seLoggia -wtrs: '"'-"·" ID·M-~ Gu.., He opent 144 working days 111·'>!1-N.,. Holl)'WOOd lui , _ IIIII II Daylight Savings Time 11:~ oonvinced an actor must mabiDaytime ShoW!! bls headquarters ...,.. if he's to ~ .... ll..!lfl!ll II :11&-MDnl SIM I slay In ~Joas!Jk&. ----------------ll:38-PllrNil!e Bav lllci Vnn Ov\e IVIITN TV·IJ We&" TV-I 0. bls new NBC-TV ..... 11SAZ TV-I Donna 111111 l!·nrJ-.leopanly sa11, "It's Douglao FalrbanU 1:6--Coro Cob Lll'e Ne.,. again. 'l'bls Is • -gbl 1!:25Dolly Ward Soo .... ~ 'lbmor. laillml,JUre series - ID OIJDP, 1- 00-Today • Mtb 1' ·"'-Poslofllee Wallace 1·115pu~ns, 00 sJmmtrb D'l 1 !!:45Guldi111f LIAflt Daily Woril ,.1512:!5-Ne.... lrettirn fD tbe bore .. Oovy ond C.ollafh Btn0 oppwred to the guys Ill 'BatmaD' !toe. Se<-urity Bene...., Worn~n's Pare 1·11011lc Man From IJ.N.c.L.E.' 7:45. ' 1:!10"" woi-ld Tuna Fun School Tbe lllle Is ....., the· Starl"htr 1:35 ~'!!nllln~ (el,........., •• DOle. He's • Cllfi.. adtdllwe' wbo tnvels 1o 1·01 Mike Douglas Capt. !·ntl Our Ltvts Movie ,.or tl!l ,.M Doctors House Party and • a0 ., Women ~ !feW~ 2:!51:~ He's a man 111e CIA lft·M-- Gus tuey 1 1 call Ill far belp. 1ft·S..NP.... ('.eneral llooplill 1'1111-Anolh. World Tn Toll Trot11 . not a detective, bal 18 . 90--Con~entrot. '""' v..r... 1:25News likeo aom ..... be goes 18 · The Nurse~ 1::111-llon't Sn EdR of Nli!hl Su!lmtlarlrel blm. He doesn't play 11 ·1111-Mnl'ft !!tar ..... Griffith Dating Game but be Ia •e 11:30-Paradlse Bav Dick V"n !Me Never Too Ywng 4:00 Mr. Cartoon C:I"M'-'"f ~n1'Tn Wiler• Actloa It 4:30-Shirley Temple Dmna Reed Love e1 Life I! ·nrJ-.leopanly News 12·25~eArch Fnr Tomnr Father Knows 111!11 · 12·31!--Postomco Guiding Lli!l' tt-45- / _..,....,Q ,- ,r;r.e:~~~ 1<111/f Hot Summer . Uil-1, 35--~ml!ln" 2:00-0ur Lives t·31)-0oeton 2:!5- As World TurnJ Coafidenllal Time fPor Us Passw""' Rouse Party Women's NeW! Gen. llosptlal 3·111!-Anoth. Woorld To Tell Truth 3:25News ·3:31!--Dnn'l S.V Erko 01 Nli!hl C:OO Mr. Cartoon 4:31!--Ruc~ ~~:~cret 'nte Nlft'ses Storm Never Too YOUDI WheN! Al!llon Is Roullll Bozo I :tlti-Cheyeone 1:31!-- j;~I~IOLL~ BUDGET SHt Judy Butcher •af I Monday pot . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. ! Mitchell, Sr., Lower River MEL·0 N TI ME Are Explamed M.. Sa!Kier1 of New Ricbmond, l. Ohio. I Tbe bride Ia lhe daughter of I . 1 ' Mr.. Sanden waa a~ . tired in a two ~ piece suit of I 1turquoise, wltb white accessor!ie:s and creaJD rosebud._ 1 Immediately IOUowmc me 1 • i ceremony, a reeepUon was beld in the auditorium at Clay Elementary School, where the SUN BORN VISITS MADE bride's table was decorated Mr. aod Mrs. J. B. Crockerwith a three • tiered weddiJ11 Arlhur Joachln Qf Charleston, all, Alexandria, Va. (Donna eake topped by the tradiliorull W. Va. was the Tuesday dinner GaUl, Chester) are anoounclug miniature bride and groom. guest of Mrs. Homer Holter, the birth of a son at i2::.J a.m . Miss Maxine Milcbeil, ·Mrs. Jack Jeffers and Mrs. Normal Five Points. aad attended ll1e ' Wednesday Juno 22 ia Aleund- ~ Mitchell presided at 111e table. funeral of Wilbur Baum. Mra. ria weighlog HI lb!. Malerll.ll JOB'S DAUGHTERS- Help Co~~n~~~~ Mrs. Chari.. Mayea registered Homer Holler, Mr. and Mrs. grandparenls are Mrs. Llnnle taUves attending tbe GraDd seaaton of lbe guesls. Henry JoachiD and Mrs. Joe Gaul, Chester, and paternal of Job's DaughlerL ·Member• of J!etbel ~~~;1)~ When the couple left lor a Kiltave vlslled Tuesday evomlng, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Session frnm Thurlday to SUnday at the D wedding trip tbrougb lbe wilb Mrs. Grace Holler and Miss Crockerali of Vlr&lnla. Mr. and tel, Columbus, are from left to right, Unda ~~~ Smoky Mts., into Gl!()rgia, the Cora Mae JoachJn. 'lbey also Mrs. J. B. Crockerall also bave Blakeslee, Diane Welsh, Nancy Buchanan, bride was wearing a pale lilac called oo Mr. aod Mrs. Roy I son, Jimmy, 3, and I daul!hh!r, and Pam Cleek. Chaperone lor the six 8h'll Ia. 1io ''"'I dacron sleeveless dress with Frec:ker. Drnise, 8. Blakeslee, Guardian Secretary of the BetbeL permanent pleated skirt Black . patent accessories and the white orebld <rom ber bridal bouquet completed . l~er._ ensem· ble. They are residmg al 205 caroline St., New Richmond, I Mrs. Richard .Ohio. _.~ .......... ~dlimriliiitu~~~~rt. Catholic Iand Miss the , 1 Lebanon, age of ' : wore identical a,tchtr, 1 gowns of aqua cbjj~'fll Mrs. Ira with rroeheted , ·Middlefeaturing scoop Garwell, elbow length fohn 1Jarlng satirl'\ band ' , Lorain ) empire waistlines. le ring st•eath skirts were )Y Father , the back with a lev. Don. ; of lace falling from • !burch of I bow at the Saturoay, headpi~es were roset · .ck: in the · ed uf aqua drifton with , as decor· vei!s. Each were a 11 of white necklace. a gift of l by lwu They carried cascade lfl, I of yellow tinted marriage [ nations. for her 1wedding, Obio Cbapel Melhodist Churcb 1 waa tbe 1cen11 for ll1e June i 1 wedding of Misa Donu Jea • I M" Mea1ey . G dp ra rogram Sundciy Times..Sentinel lv1itchell-Sanders Vows Solemnized ut:t: u u a . OOI : a. m., ap s urc s r . I A. Steere, Jr. for exemplary I ~ I may do so at Room No. '131, ~~ f"' Melp County was aD- Danvlll( ll•ll::tO a. m., Salem p. m. ' I P'l'. PLEAS.\NT - Robert ' JOb performance. Dr. and Mrs. Jame• L. Ern·l 7111 Foor. She will be thert f0,¥Rt-ed today by Mrs. Vilma Cen\tr noon, 1 p. m., Star HaU Thur8day -:- July _21, August , 1 Rick'lud progrom director of I erson have received their ad· I for several weeks. PJRJ)I, librarian: 1:30-1 :46 p, m., Dexter 2:15- 11, Storys Run '"'·30 a. m., , · · the Mason County Community Jewell, son of Mrs. Doris Jew- vanced degrees from P•wdue 1 - - - - - - - .~--Jl~Jlday _ July 18, August 1. 2:45 p. m., LanRsvllle 3:15-3:30 1 Hobs_on 9:45-10:30 ~- m., Grav- ·, Action Group has announced ell of Pomeroy and husband of University Z!tsilisbury School9. 10 a.m.; p.m., Hysell Run t-4 :30 p. m. l e\Htll 10:45- 1 p.m .• Middle- , , the fullowing staff selections to the former Judy Miller, Pome- Mrs. Emerson, the for•Her the daughter of Mrs. FMm•e B~rd school 10:30 . 11:30 Tuesday - July 19, August 16, i port Public Llblirary 1:30-2.p.m., I .~,,., ~ begin Lhe county's anti-poverty roy, was cited for taking part Madalyn Brown of Long Bot Belle Brown and the late Or· i : m,Carpenter12:00 - Jp.m., Keno, noon-12:30 p. m.. ~ng Pearl Strett 1:~5--3 p. r:n, En· ~ program. n removal and replacement of tOm received a Master's of ville Brown. ~ Lot 1:3(1. 2 p. m., Dyes. Bottom 1·2 p. m., Fltcbvdle, terprlse -H:45 ·p. m. I Mrs. Woodrow (Jean) Bur- certain 36 F-100 main landing Scie'nce degree in Home !!:co- Dr. Emerson receiv~"rf hli vfJe. 2<10. 3 p. m. , Wolf Pen 2:15--i.SO p. m., Portland 3-- Friday ....;,July ft·. Aqgust 19 ·: dette Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasan.t has gear struts durl~g night hours nomlcs, majoring in textiles and PhD in Veterinary Pathology. f ~ 4:l 5 p. m. 3:30 p m., SplUer 4-4:15 p.m., Dorcas. 9-t:SO a. m.•. Bashan j been hired for the posttmn uf to permH an umnterrupted fly· clotlri.ng and Consumer Econo· He is prflsently emp!oye11 as rm. Tuesday - July 5. August 2, Pickens Store. 4:30-4:45 p. m., 10..10:30 a. m., Mommg Star I secretary .. bookkeeper; Mr11. lng schedult. mics. She ~~~ employed as a associate professor In tile l~tlacine School t ·10:1ia.m., Racine $-7 p.m., Syrat:use Post 11·11~ 30 a.m., Fo~est R~n ll:~5 1 Eunice B. Jividen 200 Mille~ I Home Economics teacher at · school of Veterinary Science Aptiqull.y 10:30. Ha. m.• L.t!· Office 7:15-7:4~ p.m. !a. m.,· Noon, Mmers~IIIe 21.· St. Pt. Pleasant retired school · Jefferson High School in Lal&y· land Medicine at Punh.~e Uni· tft~· U:lO • 11 noon, Apple Wedneadoy- July 20, AUKUSl ll5 - Z:30 p. m., FaiTgrnundl SHIRLEY MEALEY reacher wos selected as "I ~Indiana. Mrs. Emerson is versity. Grove 11:30-l p. rn., East Le- 11, Harrisonville 9:30-10:30 a. Shelter :30 • 2:30 P· m., Laurel ,program aide and Marvin Ben· ! ~--·- tart 1:30. 2 p.m .. Oak Grove m., Pa&etown 11-11:31! • . m., l Cliff 2:45 • 3 p. m.. County ISS ID ' nell, Sr., l!lll5 Norlh Main sl., ' Pt. Peasant. will fill the post ' IT'S 3 p.m., Harden's sloro Snowville, Noon-12:30 p. .m.,l Home 3:30 • 4 .P· m. and Po.m1 s~15-l:30 p. m:~ ··Syr1cuH Park Darwm 1-1:30 p. m., Hurling· eroy Public Library 4.15-4:.4$ of the second program aide. lor !loty hour 3:45. I: IS p.m. bam 2-2:1! p. m., Hemlock , p. m. The Masop County Commun· • Wednesday - July •• Augu!l --ity Group . lUis ofllces at 219 . I 1. 31. Tuppen PlaiDs school. Mis..o; Shirley Mealey, Galli· IS1xth Street wit.h offtce hours . ~10 !0 ' · m., Alfred !O:IS-lt o. polis, who was graduale1 trom datly from 8.30 to 4 p.m. Mon· The summer readmg classes ' m. , Sumner ll:SO.DOCtn, Cheater Ohio State University, .June 14, Iday. tlirough. Saturday. in the Gf!llipolis city school sys- 1 .30-l :lO p.m., Reedllvllle 2with a Bachelor of Sc1ence de-, R1ckard sa1d ~hat all persons item completed their first week 12 I p m.. HuohviUe .l: 15-3:30 p.m. WtmiDIDg gree in norsing, hos :e urned Iwho made apphcaltons lor any l•of work on Friday. There are Fi~·e Points 4-4:4$ p. m. t the Mid- to ColumhuR after v~,;.lln~2. .V·:!Lh . of the oosJtiOlli- and were nol - . . . . . · ~ Mrs Yvonne Scally swlmm 1ng 1ns rue1or a1 . Ttrunday - July 7, August 4, dleport Pool has annou~ced 26 c1Jildren have suceesdully ' fr· Middleport School: t-10:15 a.m., ted ' t for swimming certificates of ... tlradbury schOol 10:30-11:30 a. ~mp1e requlremen s . Creek 12 ...- 1 p m., mi levels. 1 ry Grogan Ri,.~ m.. Leadmg Btal·h Grove Road 1:45--Z:JO p. Beginner I rTurtle)- Kenny ! ry Wisor.·~, m.. Beactl Grove Road 1:45- Byers and Jamey Scally. , Inrompltl · l3ll "· m., New Uma :1-3:15 p. Beginner it (tadpole>. Steve I Cheryl But. m Rutlaod 1:311-1:10. Lane. 1 . Beginner 111 (frog), David Helpers. Daylight Savina- Time Da~·time Shows Babl and Patty Halon. ! Lloyd. Ltn Beginner IV, (mlnnow). Red . tet:r). Fu~ WIITN TV-U WSA7, TV-I Cross, Mila Powell, Christy Hy- 1enu• Pullen 6:4;..Corn Cob By VI':._ 8llM'I 'l'lle language, Ill lac!, eomes ing e~ at bosL soil. Danny Lowery, and Gregg UPI Rollyw... Ollltljisllld . . _ 18 a Ires- ..... In a Stili, Afraid 01 T: 1111- Today DailT Word Hable. I HOLL YWOOO <lll'fl -Roll)'of degredallon. n at Virginia Woolf?" lo a mot1oD Intermediate (porpoiset. Don T:o;.. Mike Walla<e wood has nem matte . a IIIOVIo lelllt provides tbe audience picture mllost.e. II brealrs Dan~ Word T:!S-IVaughan, Steve Powell, Diana even faintly resembllnc "'llho'o !liD a bridge to nallty In an new celluloid f!IIIUIJ4 Foil~ 7:~ !Carsey, Beth vaughan, Kathy ' Afraid Of Virginia Wooll!" IDd . . _ unbtllevallle rolatlon- Whether II wiD bo a boroff:ce Harrill, Nancy Buskirk, and I FanScbool 8'11$Starcher II may nev.. 111111 - · """' beiweht 1ft _.any success Is moot. Ward of mouth 1'1. PLEASANT - Tho 4th Clnda Foglesong. 8:31!'l1te most publicized element bankrupt principals. reaction may haft a backlasb Annual Profns1onBl Archery Advanced Beginne:'& (Sea· I of the picture bas been tt.e The story by n"" II well eHeet. It II not tbe tort of Champions)Jip TQurnament, horse), Jackie Carsey, Sharon i OIDe! 9: 1111 Mike Dougla• Capt. Kangaroo vulgarity and profanity in the koown, but only Insensible picture the ...,.. IIIOflei!O.. with a reeord. $12,500 pune. Wi1son Martha McNeal, Ray· 9:31!dialogue. But It Ia tbo twt penons wiD le.,. theaters will chronicle Ill hla , _ . as will kick Gff a busy month for mond 'eole, David Cole. Tom-i The Cent 1fH!nEve Gum Lucy shocking facet II Ed-d w!tlloul bolnC deeply rllslull>ed. 111 evening of llDe flll«<aiJ>. arche'!'s in this Ohio River tGWn my Scally, Larry Grog1:111, Ter· Boy scout 10·25- Newo Albee'o wrlddlg little ....... If wotblrrg else. II I! o o1r01111 .-!. 10: 311-Coneenl July 2-4, the samt argument for the Institution of Ell,.bell1 Taylor ond llloh>rd r d•y• oi ll1e profoyional ovenl, . IS I park front ~arkel Although "T b 0 Twenllelb divciree and sobriety. But aa a Burton win """"r be llilmlnalo 11'1!0--Mornlng SID Anilv Grilfllh will be the Gray ]:aal• Open, an : their boal. , . OaHu Game c..tury" documentary series mol l'!lllllllent It t. so far orrt ed lor Academy A""'rds. 11 ::IO---Paradl.¢:p 81'1' llfel Van Dvb independent fiekl archery tourDonna Reed wm disappear from CBS after !! f<l be almost !!tlm!BIIstle. Burlon gives a partfculorly !2'111!-Jeopardy nament. I The band Love of tile the summer re-rum, lhe ne~ One has lbe uncomfortable brllllalll porform111101. ~!In 12:2! Lat" ln .1110 month, the 2181 13 p.m. Sco, Falher Kno1ll Besl will b.,. & DeW .,.le! !eeiiDI he haa I!Oen lt.,-holed 'Taylor, • bM unbell...bl• In a 12·~rostomce ~,.,.,.., 'F'n" 1Mnor onnual National Field Archery i and go •wl ~-;; "Tbe 111!1 Oontar y" for ,....111! "*> tile ltv.. tA tllo lew ....,.., ~ves l!lo beat tN;.. GuldiDI Ugbl Championshlpo will be hold fll !polis. swimr from G to 8::111 p. JSL leodlng characters. a d•n,.on- perlonn""""' of her career. 12:55 News J'ly 25-29. I' evemng em after ll1e loolball ... Of A fi~ld or 150 proa are el- PhyUis Baker. daughter The cono t·OO News Wom1n~ f"'l!e !11011 Is over. The p,...-am d ~cted to compete for priJO Mr. and Mrs. Allen Baker, 115 D' 1 d ( 1·l11lbe toward aubjeetl thai ,I r l ft ' IXJean A• World Turns li'IDI1t'Y in the professional tour· Woodland Dr. Gallpo IS, e 1:35-Singlng nament, which wllt determine Friday for a two months tour Jar tunes, I lwni Indicatewmwbatbethe IIR. world of --------------'nil • c..fldenHal U. s. men and women cham- of Europe. piec~ band Pamroril of mililary ..,.. "'""' n&fr+1elor ..,... O..vtime Show A ,me For IJs House Partv pions. A 1967 graduate of Gallia Aca· i tunes. o. 'ey" ..m .. • -m~--nm The pro evenl also will In- demy High School and tater a In a tele Go. Hospital 3·00 Another World To Ten Truth - Waller QwWa • 0111 1'9'4 elude a parade, fireworks and graduate of Anderson. Ind .. Col· Thelma E1 3·2S1"'"" and ..._ llosdiDda _, 1 queen's ball lege, Miss Baker i1 a men1ber 1 ager of the 3::JO You Don't Say Edl(e or NtRbl loaae J[)eJDonoa • ,._._ f·111--Tillar . All events will be bold al Me- !of the 1966 AYA Pennywise I of eommer 4:1111-Dart Shadows Secret Storu Clmhc Wildlife Station, w1tb IPrivateer Phmned by A.mera- 1residents ., Dally Worl 4:05 Mr. Cartoon ABC hu ......... 1111 llfle of tampsites avllable there .uMI caDI Abroad, Inc. Sbe is being 1 the hosplt& Life of,_ 4::10 Volf't Bear Where Actloa rt1 Shirley Temple laD fnml ...,.. " Krodo·l Park. sponsored bv Anderson College. I of the Boy EvU" tD "'11m U....,. MISs Bakr;. a teacher 1n the visit here l' RlflemaD ! :1111 Cheyenne Dayton Pub1ie School• System, _ ·31!--=------::---::---::--_:F:Ia:sb:_::Go:rd:011::___ •,<;::,;;;:"":;, 1t IJrJonrd II a deleellte llllfl, ....... 1118 •:.':.:: will vl•it England, Holl•nd, I Four •. 01 ... - Call, . . . , . . Dtn&l• Clpl. ...,...... 1 East and West Germany, Czech· ! Movie Evening Shows aDd 11 wiD be • 1111 lelwurt .,._ oslovakia, Yugosluia, Greece. From C from 9 to t:• p. & ....,op. !ll·._ll!oo cLal!t' llaiy Switzerland, L"emburg PT. I'L& . · and France. ' aDd Mrs. B·M-News Weather New11 tt-s-N... Lawman Petor Jennlnp Miss Baker expects to return the First c B·J;.. . ...1t-Cooooenlnl 0 CBS • ···st'nd CanJ Wells Fargo 6:30-NeW!I ~•uan to Daytoo where she will re- 1Clarence G News •rmarl!t --. 1::~ for Cll&h• II:._M........ .1\.AUI. sume her teaetuns dut1es m I J. Miller l The Oallna G T:llll Movie N' PWS Rennrt !!an Gun. Travel I• to .. alnd at II p.m. T,. Kent ltlle Unlvor· junior high economics, • posl Anderson, I 7:31!Tn TeD The Trulh 12 OCiock IDp 8. The will be taped ,.,.. Of Llle Ill)' studenla, lnclodln& ona she bu held for five years. Itended the 111•111-JI!Oilllrtlv llllflywood lrl loplember. irolll Middleport, Tom llaU, left liter she relllrns from Europe <'UIIference 8:llll-I've Got A Secret 1~·25,, ...__Poalolllee Searcb For Tomar. 8:3flJesse James [AJCY Show Now York City llalutday !orion Aug. 7. classes on~ Guldin& LIPt 12:-15Africa oo 1 trip dt!sltnod to Work. Shenandoah 9:00 Music Haft Andv Grlffilh 12·55--News bolster U. S. Tanzanian rela· WINS HIGH RATING A two Wft :31l-Peyloll Place Rani lo James R. Magnussen, son of now in sea Warn.'sPae !·Ill-Neon t ;~ studeftts.- 11001 wfth tht1r Dr. and Mrs. M. J. MaJnussen. Church of ,c lli:OO Run for Life Talent Scottl8 Avengers AI World Turtlll \·!10ldv " to travtl by jtt GaiUpolio, w~s one of 1,356 Pur· <hlldren on 1:35--~lnllln" 11:1111 lsor, ere due University und!riJraduates 1o Dor " llalaam, capital of lo . d' h d r OR 11:1511 1 C..f16,trtf•l TaiiUlllla with shori otops In "'" 0 " ngu ' e " '"I , Late Sbcnr 11:20~ Time For 111 • · dc ~ during the spnng seme~ter. Anyone , r-ar1~ an: •••u. M . · · ho d l!ovle 11-30 Tonlgllt S'"'" W•ea'sNew Termed SPC1f (Student pro- llftU!I~n 11 a IICJeJice maJor, ~rna ! 12:110 jeft 00 TanUnia), tbe plan and ~ wm sucb honors, ~e had , Racme F1l"f Gell HllS111tal · ~·111-AmiiL World calls for the students to 1pem to hate at least a 5.i pom~ IV· phone eitht JOlin T::lll Air Jloar Will! {jffi wee'ks in the East African era1e out of 1 possible 8 .~ m at 3471 ~ore ' II...... 1:~ Don, Ill' i!ulberlltnd nalion DO • wen study Pf'OII'IIm. least If hours of academic ere- ary w1ll seJ Never Too Yotltll l:iltl Parts .IW ~ 1 The tlrot weell wUJ be pent at =IDCI=no=ll':a:do::be:lo:":c:.::J:u:iy:•:· l::!e IJSA: Arts .... tba Onl•• I 4:05-Mr. Cartoon tbe fnrernallooal Coaforenco of ' , Whera Aclloa II 10:01 N- Prollle-J[yle 4:311-W"""""';ker · Shirley Temple World Univeroity Serviee meeJ.. llll!emllll illti in Dar 01 SoloaJn. 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Other new books Etchin& by Julian • ' _; Movie Bewitched P8111m Place Fairlu ' 1:00-News Weather News t:IO-News CBS News Wells Fargo 7,1t1-1Jobo T:•DanI:QJI uo Special NeW!! Rave Gull BalmaD 1:00- ... Mldlie FIDD Dean MartiD M- Tile Baron : ~Eytoa �' ; : ,J 'j fil• (;-r;}~!~,-t,t ~· ,s)J'~ ··. = I! ,i ~ t"" l h d ·a. ~ Q e. • '1 r. :; o.• lv1itchefl-Sanders Vows Solemnized ,.. • ( Iii a:::l- The Sunday Tlme8oSentlnel. • e weddlllg; Mr11, Saodera waa at· l tired in a two - piece auit of 1turquoise, witb white acceasor- Obio Chapel Methodist Cburcb 1 waa the ....,. lor the June l j wedding of Miu l>oDAa Jeu • ;~l::ui~R:i.l. fi.. Saadero ol New Ricbmond, 1 Obio. ' ·.. h'l =-· . ••• ii S.,ndoy Times-Sentinel 1~ 11nrl C'!"lllfllm ~ebud~. I Immediately following ceremony, a reception the was I iI 1 held in the auditorium at Clay Elementary School, where Ule VISITS MADE SUN BORN bdde':;; table was decorated : · B Cr ker 00 with a Ulree • tiered wedding i Arthur Joachln qf Charl..too, :~· J. V ' (~ • cake topped . by the traditional I w. va. was the Tuesday dinner ~~ul c'::'~ter~'are ~un~:: mnuature bnde and groom. f M H H Iter ' · Mi Max' MitcbeU ·Mrs guest o rs. omer o ' the birth of a son at 1%:30 o.m. Mr. Brady Sallders, Rt. 2, ' ' Jacks~effers U:oo Mrs. Norma~ Five Points, and attended the Wednesday June 22 ill Alexand- "'u ;,._ Co"""' bu Crown City. i Mitchell .presided at Ule table. funeral of Wilbur Baum. Mrs. ria weighllll 71> lbs. Maternal JOB'S DAUGHTERS- me.,.. ~·• · Tbe Rev. Jack Stutler per·j Mrs Charles Mayes registered Homer Holter, Mr. and Mrs. graooporent.s are Mra. Llnllie tallves attending the Grand Sesstoa of formed the double ring cere- . the 'guests Henry Joachin aoo Mrs. Joe Gaul, Chester, and paternal of Job's Daughters. Membera of Bel. ol mony at 3:30 o'clock in the When th~ couple left lor a Kittave visited Tuesday eveni111, graodporent.s ore Mr. aoo Mrs. Se11IOD from Thursday to Sund.sy at the afternoon before an altar dec· wedding trip Ulrougb the with Mrs. Grace Holter aDd Miss Crockerall of VIrginia. Mr. and tel, Columbus, are from left to light, Linda orated with two seven braacb Smoky Mts., tnto Georgia, the Cora Mae Joachio. They also Mrs. J. B. Crockerall also have Blakeslee, Diane Welsh, Nancy Buc~anan, camdelabra, entwlled ill ivy, bride was wearing a pale Lilac tailed oR Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1 son, Jimmy, 3, and 1 daughter, and Pam Cleek. ~haperonr. for the SIX girls 11 • basket of daisies, mums, gladdacron sleeveless dress witll Frecker. DeJJise, 8. Blakeslee, Guardian Secretary of the Bethel loll, and palms. Tbe plano a•d permanent pleated skirt. Black «gaD held 1'8881 of white dait· . patent accessories and the les. white orchid from her bridal A balf-hour of appreprlate bouquet completed . ~er_ ensern- i wedding musJc by the orga1- , ble. They are res1dmg at 206 · ill, Mro. Fred Mitchell, preCaroline St., New Richmo•d.l 1 ceded the ceremony. Tom , Obit. The Sacred Heart Cathotic Mrs. Richard Bel1, Hunter, soloist, sang ''0 PerMrs. Sanders is 1:1 J965 grad- Church in Pomeroy was the 1 \ and Miss E~ena feet Love," ''Whither Thou luate of Gallia Academy High setting for the marriage of i Lebanon, briolesn,.~l~ Goest" and "The Wedding PraySchool. She was formerly em- : Miss Judith Pearl Butcher. j I wore identical er." ployed as secretary at Phalen- I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira I lj gowns of aqua chill'!!'> GiveR iD marriage by her Martin Ford. Her husband is a Butcher, Cole Street, Middle-with crocheted lact. _ father, the bride was attired 1961 graduate of Gallia Acad- . port, to Mr. Robert G1:1rWell, featuring scoop necldiDrtJ · in a floor lengtb gewn of snk emy High School, and served son of Mr. and Mrs. John ~ar- 11 elbow length sleee\v=es~·~ · ~"j=! organza, fashioned with a Vee:in the U. S. Army. He is em- i well, wa~hington-ave. , L<lrain I ing satin band e1 neckline. Re-embroidered AleD- · ploye<l as a missile electronics I I I empire waistlines. con lace appJJques were featur. technician with the Ohio Na- · Vows of the double ring ' sheath skirts were ed on the elongated bodice, UOil81 Guard at Felicity. f:tremony were read by Fath~r 1 the back with a 'witb above elbow sleeves. Her : Out of town guestJ at tbe , John Turel and the Rev. Don. : of lace fal1ing from • A-line skirt was cOmpleted witb wedding were Mr. and Mrs. aid Hit'ks, of the Church of bow at the shoulder. 1Fred Mitchell and son, Atlanta, IChrist in Middleport, Saturday, a Dier bow at the back, term~ i headpieces were roeel 1 lnatlog into a chapel traia. Ga.; Mie Maxine Mitchel1, 1June 4, at eleven o'clock in the 1 ed of aqua chiffon with A Queen'& crown of tifiy ; Miss Ethel Young, Mr. and morning. The altar was decor- I veils. Each wore 1 J'08I leed pearl• aecured her baller-- j' Mrs. French Mitchell, all of : a ted with arrangements of white 1 necklace. a gift of the Ina length veil of silk iUusion. , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Sarulen Buffalo, w. va.; Mr. and Mrs, Ililies •nd fern flanked by two They carried cascade She carrJed 'I white Bible, top- , Gene Curtis, Clendenin, W. Va.; seven-branch candelabra. ()f yellow tinted ped witb a white, cream-throat- !the bride and matroa of hoaor ' daisies. Mr. and Mrs. LawreDce Mitch- I The bride, given in marriage 1 nations. \' ed orchid and cascadiRg multi- was attired ill a fleor-length l Mr. Ray Sander!, Chicago, ell, Jr., and sons, New Rich- -by her father, chose for her ' colored daiJiefl, white rosebuds, gown of mint green brocade aDd 1m., brother of the bridegroom, , mood; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jef- wedding. a noor length gow111 of 1 Mr. Dennis Garwe( ...,. . Lily of the Valley, and baby's her headpiece was a bow o( served as best maD. David fers and son, Bow~ing Green: delicate white silk organza ov~ brother of the groom,T• breath. Her enly jewelry was :matching material that held • Mitchell, nephew ol the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanders and er taffeta. featuring a molded as bestman. ·' 1 single strand of :~~eed pearls. j nose-tip veil. She carried cas- 1 was ring bearer. Ushera wert [SQRS, Chicago: Mr. and bodice with set-in midriff of Richard McGee, Miss Teresa Mitchell. niece i cading yellow daisies. Mr. Fred Mitcbe11, Atlanta, Ga. H. c. Hill and daughters, Felic- Guipure lace and e-lbow length Caputo, of New of the brid~, wa~ flower girl. ' Miss Patty St~tler and Miss and Mr..Da~ Jones, Gallipolis. ity ; Mr. Jimmy Gast, Ripley, l sleeves trimmed with tbe1 James Butcher, She was attired JD a floor· Barbara Chevalier both of : The bnde s mother wore a . Ohie; Mr. Charles Ashmore, same lace, The bell controlled 1 brother of Ule hrldo. length gown ot yellow br~ade 1Ga1lipolis, were .bridesmaids. 1three ~ piece summer lllit •f Georgetewn, Ohio; Mr. and skirt featured the .5ame mset 1 a~ carried a basket of yellow 1They were attired in floor~ ~ Navy bl~e with navy and white )Mrs. WayAe Sanders, Chicago, of lace at the bottom falling ' rose petals. !~ngth gowns of yellow brocade accessor1es and a eorsage of lanrl the Rev. and Mrs. VernoR from a Dior bow in back ilno a in a dusty 1'091!!~ ~==~~~ I' tired tume accented with bo Mn. Do James, aisler of and carried bouqueta of white j pink rosebuds. F'or ber SOB 11 Jones &Dd family, Chesapeake. eircular chape·l length train ap- : ~. - --- ~ - -··---·-·· ..- --~--------- --- - - --- --- ---- ------ pliqued with star shaped lace. ' !Ories with which sbe C)'mbidium orchid wl!b •'~'iit Her veil of Imported English rose. The mother of ;::t;~P;; silk illusion was helrl in place lore a beige lace by a petite headpiece of organ· white accessories and za and alencon lace leaves emcymbidium orchid ' .( broidered with irridesceRts and thro1lt. Mr. Larry 'l'rll"" "· 1pearls . She carried a cascade eroy, organist, and acceJited with English ivy. For Mra. Robert Carwell Schnitzler, soloist, botb bouquet of white stephaaotis Ohio University graduate · with a white orchid rled a white croCheted llandker- ~ The bride's attendants were presented wedding accented with English ivy. For ebief made by her grandmoth. Mrs. Danny Thomas of VJt>!llla. old, the bride car- •, Mrs. Audrey McElhinNy. : W. Va ., matron of ho::ur and A recetioll followed social room of the ding cake aDd punch ed from the brtde'l • sisting with the """~~~~~ Mrs. Lewi!l Sauer 1Ad The bride II the daughter ol j Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. I Mitchell, Sr., Lower River Rd. The groom Is the son of . Mra. Ml1dred Sallderll of I Garfield Ave., Gallipolia aod l u"'\: 'j JUdy Butcher, Robert Garwell (4jil!l I I 1 I Mrs., 1 Wedding Vows Taken June 19 By Miss Price ~~ 1 ' Miss Geraldine Fogle LS Bride of Larry Thaxton The First Uaited Cburcb CJ.rist in Marien was the settine 011 June 18 .at 4:30 p. m. for the weddiog of Miss Geraldine Aan Fogle and Larry Marvin Tha.tton. The Rev. William Banks Gract United Church off ~::: I in Whitehall officiated. a! by tho Rev. Alvin SieJDBOD Marion. Contests Held '-. • ' . /•!' '· . ''. ----~----~-- . .. ---· . '• .• ,. ' . .. .:. "-' ' -~ ·· ~ . ..,______,_ , ______ ·- ·- · · -· --·- ---- ----------·--------·----------------r--------- ~------- ""'·''"'' --~-- ' ' Donald Lowery, ~=~;;tl: sisted by Mrs. R tyre. Sringfieid; •"""-'' "' Wolfe. R~~~r,'~j:~~~ M cEihiany, For a wed<jing trip to ern Ohio the new ~a. wore a bronze Uue11 semble with bone · and the white orcbid bridal bouquet. Mrs. Garwell t. of MidiUeport Jliih Ohio University, where ceived a BFA Ia affiliated with Sll!l!l 0 ta, music bonorary gin work in the fal1 01 ter's degree ia piua at University. The groom Is • grau Lorain High aD4 · University with a BFA ill music theury. He ,.•,_.~ ly working on his 11 gree in music theory member of Phi Mu oc:;,y. They will be al ! Athens after Juoe 4. I Mr. and Mrs. Ira . tertained with a tmllot•~li.iiiii I following the w~~~~ . bridal party, friends. Mrs. Walter Mrs. Denver Rice were, tesses. �' ; : ,J 'j fil• (;-r;}~!~,-t,t ~· ,s)J'~ ··. = I! ,i ~ t"" l h d ·a. ~ Q e. • '1 r. :; o.• lv1itchefl-Sanders Vows Solemnized ,.. • ( Iii a:::l- The Sunday Tlme8oSentlnel. • e weddlllg; Mr11, Saodera waa at· l tired in a two - piece auit of 1turquoise, witb white acceasor- Obio Chapel Methodist Cburcb 1 waa the ....,. lor the June l j wedding of Miu l>oDAa Jeu • ;~l::ui~R:i.l. fi.. Saadero ol New Ricbmond, 1 Obio. ' ·.. h'l =-· . ••• ii S.,ndoy Times-Sentinel 1~ 11nrl C'!"lllfllm ~ebud~. I Immediately following ceremony, a reception the was I iI 1 held in the auditorium at Clay Elementary School, where Ule VISITS MADE SUN BORN bdde':;; table was decorated : · B Cr ker 00 with a Ulree • tiered wedding i Arthur Joachln qf Charl..too, :~· J. V ' (~ • cake topped . by the traditional I w. va. was the Tuesday dinner ~~ul c'::'~ter~'are ~un~:: mnuature bnde and groom. f M H H Iter ' · Mi Max' MitcbeU ·Mrs guest o rs. omer o ' the birth of a son at 1%:30 o.m. Mr. Brady Sallders, Rt. 2, ' ' Jacks~effers U:oo Mrs. Norma~ Five Points, and attended the Wednesday June 22 ill Alexand- "'u ;,._ Co"""' bu Crown City. i Mitchell .presided at Ule table. funeral of Wilbur Baum. Mrs. ria weighllll 71> lbs. Maternal JOB'S DAUGHTERS- me.,.. ~·• · Tbe Rev. Jack Stutler per·j Mrs Charles Mayes registered Homer Holter, Mr. and Mrs. graooporent.s are Mra. Llnllie tallves attending the Grand Sesstoa of formed the double ring cere- . the 'guests Henry Joachin aoo Mrs. Joe Gaul, Chester, and paternal of Job's Daughters. Membera of Bel. ol mony at 3:30 o'clock in the When th~ couple left lor a Kittave visited Tuesday eveni111, graodporent.s ore Mr. aoo Mrs. Se11IOD from Thursday to Sund.sy at the afternoon before an altar dec· wedding trip Ulrougb the with Mrs. Grace Holter aDd Miss Crockerall of VIrginia. Mr. and tel, Columbus, are from left to light, Linda orated with two seven braacb Smoky Mts., tnto Georgia, the Cora Mae Joachio. They also Mrs. J. B. Crockerall also have Blakeslee, Diane Welsh, Nancy Buc~anan, camdelabra, entwlled ill ivy, bride was wearing a pale Lilac tailed oR Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1 son, Jimmy, 3, and 1 daughter, and Pam Cleek. ~haperonr. for the SIX girls 11 • basket of daisies, mums, gladdacron sleeveless dress witll Frecker. DeJJise, 8. Blakeslee, Guardian Secretary of the Bethel loll, and palms. Tbe plano a•d permanent pleated skirt. Black «gaD held 1'8881 of white dait· . patent accessories and the les. white orchid from her bridal A balf-hour of appreprlate bouquet completed . ~er_ ensern- i wedding musJc by the orga1- , ble. They are res1dmg at 206 · ill, Mro. Fred Mitchell, preCaroline St., New Richmo•d.l 1 ceded the ceremony. Tom , Obit. The Sacred Heart Cathotic Mrs. Richard Bel1, Hunter, soloist, sang ''0 PerMrs. Sanders is 1:1 J965 grad- Church in Pomeroy was the 1 \ and Miss E~ena feet Love," ''Whither Thou luate of Gallia Academy High setting for the marriage of i Lebanon, briolesn,.~l~ Goest" and "The Wedding PraySchool. She was formerly em- : Miss Judith Pearl Butcher. j I wore identical er." ployed as secretary at Phalen- I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira I lj gowns of aqua chill'!!'> GiveR iD marriage by her Martin Ford. Her husband is a Butcher, Cole Street, Middle-with crocheted lact. _ father, the bride was attired 1961 graduate of Gallia Acad- . port, to Mr. Robert G1:1rWell, featuring scoop necldiDrtJ · in a floor lengtb gewn of snk emy High School, and served son of Mr. and Mrs. John ~ar- 11 elbow length sleee\v=es~·~ · ~"j=! organza, fashioned with a Vee:in the U. S. Army. He is em- i well, wa~hington-ave. , L<lrain I ing satin band e1 neckline. Re-embroidered AleD- · ploye<l as a missile electronics I I I empire waistlines. con lace appJJques were featur. technician with the Ohio Na- · Vows of the double ring ' sheath skirts were ed on the elongated bodice, UOil81 Guard at Felicity. f:tremony were read by Fath~r 1 the back with a 'witb above elbow sleeves. Her : Out of town guestJ at tbe , John Turel and the Rev. Don. : of lace fal1ing from • A-line skirt was cOmpleted witb wedding were Mr. and Mrs. aid Hit'ks, of the Church of bow at the shoulder. 1Fred Mitchell and son, Atlanta, IChrist in Middleport, Saturday, a Dier bow at the back, term~ i headpieces were roeel 1 lnatlog into a chapel traia. Ga.; Mie Maxine Mitchel1, 1June 4, at eleven o'clock in the 1 ed of aqua chiffon with A Queen'& crown of tifiy ; Miss Ethel Young, Mr. and morning. The altar was decor- I veils. Each wore 1 J'08I leed pearl• aecured her baller-- j' Mrs. French Mitchell, all of : a ted with arrangements of white 1 necklace. a gift of the Ina length veil of silk iUusion. , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Sarulen Buffalo, w. va.; Mr. and Mrs, Ililies •nd fern flanked by two They carried cascade She carrJed 'I white Bible, top- , Gene Curtis, Clendenin, W. Va.; seven-branch candelabra. ()f yellow tinted ped witb a white, cream-throat- !the bride and matroa of hoaor ' daisies. Mr. and Mrs. LawreDce Mitch- I The bride, given in marriage 1 nations. \' ed orchid and cascadiRg multi- was attired ill a fleor-length l Mr. Ray Sander!, Chicago, ell, Jr., and sons, New Rich- -by her father, chose for her ' colored daiJiefl, white rosebuds, gown of mint green brocade aDd 1m., brother of the bridegroom, , mood; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jef- wedding. a noor length gow111 of 1 Mr. Dennis Garwe( ...,. . Lily of the Valley, and baby's her headpiece was a bow o( served as best maD. David fers and son, Bow~ing Green: delicate white silk organza ov~ brother of the groom,T• breath. Her enly jewelry was :matching material that held • Mitchell, nephew ol the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanders and er taffeta. featuring a molded as bestman. ·' 1 single strand of :~~eed pearls. j nose-tip veil. She carried cas- 1 was ring bearer. Ushera wert [SQRS, Chicago: Mr. and bodice with set-in midriff of Richard McGee, Miss Teresa Mitchell. niece i cading yellow daisies. Mr. Fred Mitcbe11, Atlanta, Ga. H. c. Hill and daughters, Felic- Guipure lace and e-lbow length Caputo, of New of the brid~, wa~ flower girl. ' Miss Patty St~tler and Miss and Mr..Da~ Jones, Gallipolis. ity ; Mr. Jimmy Gast, Ripley, l sleeves trimmed with tbe1 James Butcher, She was attired JD a floor· Barbara Chevalier both of : The bnde s mother wore a . Ohie; Mr. Charles Ashmore, same lace, The bell controlled 1 brother of Ule hrldo. length gown ot yellow br~ade 1Ga1lipolis, were .bridesmaids. 1three ~ piece summer lllit •f Georgetewn, Ohio; Mr. and skirt featured the .5ame mset 1 a~ carried a basket of yellow 1They were attired in floor~ ~ Navy bl~e with navy and white )Mrs. WayAe Sanders, Chicago, of lace at the bottom falling ' rose petals. !~ngth gowns of yellow brocade accessor1es and a eorsage of lanrl the Rev. and Mrs. VernoR from a Dior bow in back ilno a in a dusty 1'091!!~ ~==~~~ I' tired tume accented with bo Mn. Do James, aisler of and carried bouqueta of white j pink rosebuds. F'or ber SOB 11 Jones &Dd family, Chesapeake. eircular chape·l length train ap- : ~. - --- ~ - -··---·-·· ..- --~--------- --- - - --- --- ---- ------ pliqued with star shaped lace. ' !Ories with which sbe C)'mbidium orchid wl!b •'~'iit Her veil of Imported English rose. The mother of ;::t;~P;; silk illusion was helrl in place lore a beige lace by a petite headpiece of organ· white accessories and za and alencon lace leaves emcymbidium orchid ' .( broidered with irridesceRts and thro1lt. Mr. Larry 'l'rll"" "· 1pearls . She carried a cascade eroy, organist, and acceJited with English ivy. For Mra. Robert Carwell Schnitzler, soloist, botb bouquet of white stephaaotis Ohio University graduate · with a white orchid rled a white croCheted llandker- ~ The bride's attendants were presented wedding accented with English ivy. For ebief made by her grandmoth. Mrs. Danny Thomas of VJt>!llla. old, the bride car- •, Mrs. Audrey McElhinNy. : W. Va ., matron of ho::ur and A recetioll followed social room of the ding cake aDd punch ed from the brtde'l • sisting with the """~~~~~ Mrs. Lewi!l Sauer 1Ad The bride II the daughter ol j Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. I Mitchell, Sr., Lower River Rd. The groom Is the son of . Mra. Ml1dred Sallderll of I Garfield Ave., Gallipolia aod l u"'\: 'j JUdy Butcher, Robert Garwell (4jil!l I I 1 I Mrs., 1 Wedding Vows Taken June 19 By Miss Price ~~ 1 ' Miss Geraldine Fogle LS Bride of Larry Thaxton The First Uaited Cburcb CJ.rist in Marien was the settine 011 June 18 .at 4:30 p. m. for the weddiog of Miss Geraldine Aan Fogle and Larry Marvin Tha.tton. The Rev. William Banks Gract United Church off ~::: I in Whitehall officiated. a! by tho Rev. Alvin SieJDBOD Marion. Contests Held '-. • ' . /•!' '· . ''. ----~----~-- . .. ---· . '• .• ,. ' . .. .:. "-' ' -~ ·· ~ . ..,______,_ , ______ ·- ·- · · -· --·- ---- ----------·--------·----------------r--------- ~------- ""'·''"'' --~-- ' ' Donald Lowery, ~=~;;tl: sisted by Mrs. R tyre. Sringfieid; •"""-'' "' Wolfe. R~~~r,'~j:~~~ M cEihiany, For a wed<jing trip to ern Ohio the new ~a. wore a bronze Uue11 semble with bone · and the white orcbid bridal bouquet. Mrs. Garwell t. of MidiUeport Jliih Ohio University, where ceived a BFA Ia affiliated with Sll!l!l 0 ta, music bonorary gin work in the fal1 01 ter's degree ia piua at University. The groom Is • grau Lorain High aD4 · University with a BFA ill music theury. He ,.•,_.~ ly working on his 11 gree in music theory member of Phi Mu oc:;,y. They will be al ! Athens after Juoe 4. I Mr. and Mrs. Ira . tertained with a tmllot•~li.iiiii I following the w~~~~ . bridal party, friends. Mrs. Walter Mrs. Denver Rice were, tesses. �" " "' I. •• . 1a1:. ,' ' • !II Helen Helo .U5 llouel ' - sltldenla of Mrll. L. W 11cComu presented a pl'llfll'am uL u.-..::ai ~:u...-.: ~...: ill& the year'1 lludlel 1111 Sw> day at the McComas home b Middleport. The program opeo ed with an organ solo by 1tos1 Ann Ll!fe. t YOlJ'l'HASKEil FOR IT! 1 _ ': : 1. I ' 1 , . lletlen llirlll• to ~ lemN"'!~ will 1111::!r prob......, thaD the draft. Tbe :;:" p..... ures, their troublel and fun. ~· with the rest ol 11e1eo 11e1p US! , it welcomes laughs ' Ill l'on't dod&• a oertous queslloll with a brush..,!!, Send your leel>qe quea!loDI to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Heleo Help USI thll I~ I • • • 'p •' waue Frte..i , A social boor followed the pro sram with cake, cookies, nuts tea and punch oerved from Ill• lea lable de<oraled with a now er arrangement. Rose Ann Lialt presided at the punch howl am Carolyn Johnson of Booll>n !-fass. at the tea service. Din' mg room hostesses were Mrs Harold George of Gallipolis "" 'Mrs. George Luster. Sally Pow ! · ! . , . . ell assisted Mro. McComas will , • . . , , , • . . , the arrangements. BETHEL NO: 73 of Jobs Daughtera held their semi-annual lnotaflatlon Juoe 11th z=lling offJCers were, Guide, Sandy Suller; Donna Phillips· Chlplaln , ma , on Holstem ; Recorder, Roae Norlbup; Selllor Cllllodlan, Mitchell' Custodian, Nancy Tawney; Flag Bearer, Beeky Tawney Scott· , TO EAT WIENEliS , 101 re lllght Suellen Sampleo, the Immediate past Honored Queen, w118' the Racine Paclt 213, CUb Scouts mg offl~er for the evenmg and crowned Suun Scehrist the newly elected will have a wiener roast Tues Refresbments were served Ill the parents and gueota attending the day, June 21 and are 1o semce later. Left Ill nght are Sandra Davld10n, Sr. Princess· Susan Sechri.. at 6:30 p,m, at the First Ba~ Queen, and Elaine Hauldren, Jr. Priucell. ' "' tis! Church In Racine. Parenh luck! - LYNN AN~ cb~nge bee~.,_~~ed, or H. Dear Heleo: n I> Other numbers included ,lwl duels by Mary and Robin Mills and Judy Oweo and Dellbl1 Baird, and IOIDs by Teresa El lis, Tammy Luster, Donna Boyd Debbie Baird, Mary and Robim \!Ills. The program was 001> eluded with two plano numbert by IIAlBe Ann J.lale, THEY'D CLIMB THE HILL FOR JILL Dear Belen: I'4 sure like to meet JILL who slicks up for the stuttering .. ~•· ' boy because be needa a friend · · She Ia the kind of lirl I'd llk~ ·• ''""" ·••" ' to know. Got ber address and CHARLOTTE JANE KNAUL phooe numbe r han dy,' PT• n"" vASA NT- Mr. and Mrs, Robert A Knaul of v•w er JACK 2904 Meadowbrook Drive, are announcing the engagement Dear Helen : of their daughter, Charlotte Jane, to Michael Ray Quickel Jill won't lose friends be- oon of Mrs. Audrey G, QuJckel of Bidwell, Ohio, and Del: CllUIO abe Is llh!e to a boy wbo marE, Qulcl:el of Rt. 7, Kyger Creek. Miss Knaul attended IIIH!ds aomeone to eocoiD'ase Point Pleasant High School, Mr, Quickel is a 196S graduate Some ' , him .. The guys lhoufd be stand· of North Gallla High School, He is presently taking Dear Dol""",0 • bub .-DWANE i ing 'In line wllttnc lor 1 dale , weeks basic trallllng at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Y · with ber! I would, If I juat plano are Incomplete. 1110 up, 11010e nerve , . But no 1u1ow bow to ret In touch with neuse. That old comeback, You did ao why can't I' " daean'tmakeebeatlnganymore ,,, hmest - and you !mow Ill - IE ! Army 11111 not be tbe easiest ""1 to <Ill apno "'""'- bu1 !1'1 the DMlll ertociiT Dear Helen· ft. - ll. Here's ~ eatlon I for United Slates : : ' pa1a Write to the ~ sblp, Maunl Vernon, Ohio, lltlto """~paper. your preference In localilloo FOLLOWING Ml1tliER'8 'FOO'I'STEPS LEADS TO your qe, et.e., aud send :Iii centa' TROUBLE .. .. for I memherlblp fee. Good Dear Helen: 1 was wltb my mother at a store wheo the cashier rave her IUo much cbanJit - abe h311ded btm a f1ve dollar bill and he gave ber ebange for a ten, and she took It quick and walked out. Sbe knew! Tbedollan oi!II to daybuy sbesom gave me two ies for her and e r;oeerlor the ..:: dldnl\askept H. When she r 'so bBwled the "rheaUng, 0 me or ldlool~ am 1 guy wbo jutlt gradual· l' ~ ber, She' a got all my respect IIIII admlrallon and I don't even know ber,'- HOPEFUL ! Dear Fella.: ' Sorry, f <an't obllge by sending you Jill'• adtfrtls, but I !mow lhe'll be pleased to learn you want II. Proves what I ' told her: right guys recognize ' l rllbllal - even from a dio- ' Tit~ ~~~f J~n:r Marsha~ IJnd~ Que~n, moe~ -~~----~i.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,::;;;;::;;:;:::====-=-----~~ lnvl ed. Ches hlre ' Ch apter are t Ea5tern sta(5 Has Annt'versa ry !II' . Arrangements of Roses Featured Mact. History &f the chapter Ml!lllbers of the Gallipolis chapter were given a special welcome with the response by Wo<thy Matroo Julie Evans, The chapter room wa• decor· ated with Ooral arrangements by Flora Long. Chapters ~ senled were GaiUpolis, Morning ~tar, Vinton, RaVI!IISWood, Ripley, Teresa Middleport 111>freshments ~ere served in the was dining room. ~~~ b.ni.a, woJ& H..!: mlUer~cl ae'.~q~ !f!l•a tllill- =~ Jlly I cet ,..... Events' =a:.:.:::.:~~~·;~:·. It lllo ....1<. Ojlt!l t. ~~~ slmui .,. Javlled 1a a ~. batlnen meellllg Snday, · , J... Z1, II l p. IL at the , , M()NDAY - ~ 5tth wedding- !..t~B::."Mr. , AttendiDg and lin. llolflri 'l'boma 1111 , , were Mr. 14rl. ter, Patriell, llro. lllleea . Wllllt Joyee, 111'1. llleea V• en, Mr. 1111 Ml'l. Edlntnl Georlt William VeDO)I, 1'0111 VIIIOf mil - c..ii, );lj, Joy, ~·· Bill~' M~, ~!,! See0 dHeard I lllld>-1 ~ I w.- ~L ~ wu~Jb>ialbe bu~, ~azor Trinity Methodist Church is Scene ~~ , .,. Of Anderson-Grueser Vows May 29th ~!If Pointliio;_.;..,;;;;;;;;;;jjillaii~ I I nigh~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chase Honored By Members of corpenter church r:~ ';;!r~~n~:l b~ne I of~ 1 I sto~ i: your.~e~ I af~ ~ I andT~ledo, t ~ ~Oruese ~~r,~so~n~of~Mr~,~and~~-~·~ Personal Notes from Middleport a~ fro~ I Bum~•· ~yed Third Birt~day Is Observ·ed BC M , Y arey arfln ~nd · ~ou is~ ~.'\., ~. !~r Mlcb~an ~ :,v:~.ty ~ ;;~ ~me:= ~re~~.im. Cla-.s ~ ~day :'tit.;, ' d~ presiden~ ~ G~ts w:;~ se~ ~I e~, It,~ ni J.:~n Ell~ v~ ~d ~- 1 Anow, 1 No~ Carlao~; Ll'ttle HelperS 21st Annual convention iS Held by Club ..= 1 BY POU.V CRAMER mates the dinger of makm& DEAR GIRLS - Some reacJ. high sebool. Anyone inter..t. WESLEYAN Set'viee Guild of Warner Sldner, Lucille lin. Roberl YeDO!' 81111 - · DEAR POLLY - We bate boles in the Bblrt. After cutting era uitl Iiley bad lollllll pldes ed .111 ..lplllg Ia ....,... tile_ Racine llethodlat · 0mrc11 ._...an and dauilblerl. 8alen Tear and Mark, 111'1. ciitict I eiJrome • plated Jdib obaJr, the letters through I found a for llle leltl'n llaulped OD the llioald attend, will meet MOI\dl1 all p. m. 11 Earl Ruo!l!ll, :ltllljl IIIII 1011, Gcrioo It hal to be wubed t11ree paper card form underneath sbirts under tho alllcbed oa the borne of MJ'I. Etta Mae Hlll. ey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl .OIIwer, BIICb Groftr Um. a day ud I wlllll to which gave me a clue as IU the e1toen and they were bard to . MIDDLI!PORT Ganleo Club ..........., Al1ce KipUncer llld Todd, Mn, Al1ce • - a way 111 Uep II from starting thread which 1 pulled. remove. Olbers oaitl lbe will meet Mooday, J11110 2'1, at Georce Slll•eU of Colmnbul; t1t llmta. Mr.llld llri, ...U.g. I uve tried palllllfl Thks really works and leavea big Is often dene with 8'Ueb hea· aD I p. m. at the borne Mrs. Earnbeart, tccllt; liDIIonrond and Mn. alamlnom leO over lbe lrl1· no marks alter the shirt Ia vy llu:ea4 thai amall hlleo roGareo SlanlbiU')'. AU mem!lers - · .... Mrs. John lfanlnl of Wean, ,._..,.; Mr. and -MRS. G. II: laundered, - MARTHA molL Moll oaid thai after IIY· are to brill& lbelr own table Dublin; Mr. llld lfn. illrliJ Wll1lam Woodard. l!r,, 101111111 DEAR POLLY - I want to on1 8hirll looUd Becent guest• of Mr. !IIIII aervlce. Jolmaoo, Sr., Mr. !IIIII lfn, danl)ter, Edllb, llld Della were tell VIolet that ' I have taken DEAR POLLY - The 1et1ers ••rr good. - POLLY Mrs. Wayne Amsbary were LIDoolll Bussell, Mr. !IIIII 111'1. LoDpvllla; Jlr. 11111 lin. Jlra many letters off my husband's on a bowling shirt are usually their son and his wife, Mr. and THE l!fi!AFF AND Olllcors l'lod Taokermall, Mrs. EIISW 1i'llllam R=moell ad reu," bowiing shirts and the plaeeo done on '![ machine whleb DEAR POLLY - Tbe follow· Ml'l!. Gordon Amsbary, Colwn· Club of Mello Temple, Py1blan IIIII where they were cannot even makes a chain locked stitch, mg Pointer is from my hus- 1 just rel!ll'ning from a va- Sisters, Middleport, wiD bold 1 be seen, Fll'llt I ,IUok • Unloop the thread and find the , bawl, When expecting a num-' eat1on at Blackwater Falls, and their annual picnic Monday evdaya · blade and a pa1r of marucure correct end. Pull thJS and the ber of guests who may have . Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Weber oning, J11110 2'1, at the borne of olyD scissors and cut the threads whole initi al can be unraveled. ' trouble finding your home at aDd five ebildren of Rutland. Mrs. Bon Neu12ling in Pomeroy. PT, PLEASANT _ Tbe Trln- Elmtlt Gnteaer, 11011 of Mr. and joiiiOd them bon. ON TOP, not the wrong side,'1- MRS, R. K, just turning on the porch ' The piCIIic will begin at 6:30 11y Methodist cbUreb bore was Mrl. Elmer Grueser, - - - - light may not be enough. Some I Donald Wright and family ]p, m, and members are asked the selling of the Pleuanl, May 2t II 3 p.m. ol the neigbbors may have ! while 00 vacation fast week vi· ID take table servu:e. llios Tina Ann Andenon Tbe Rev, Thompson per!Jl'lll· thws on, IUo. In .the socket of : sited Mr, Edward Wright and JANE HOWELL Tent Dough- ter of Mn, Helen ' 1111 the deuble ring ceremony !Je, Fer hll Day Qvi of family, Lorain, 0, and Mrs, tors of Union Veterans will meet Hartford, W, VI., ID Mr. lore an allar two while booMembers of the Carpenter couple's daughter and son-in, 1 Christmas tree lights 1 Fanme Coy, former!? from VIII· at the DAV hall, Monday at quell In gold vases and while EoplJSl Church of Meigs Coun- aw Rev. and Mrs. Howard on Tbe cost very little at the , ton, 0. Also they VISited Mr, 7:30 p,m, eaotllea. ·. Sept' 1 ty honored Mr. and Mn. Mar- Heln Hillsdale Mich,; a grand-[ · Y ! and Mrs. Dick Reel and Mr. and , 82 1 vm Chase at a recepllon In the daughter Ruth Hein Toledo · hardware Mrs. Floyd Col Jr. of Sandusky, BETHEt NO of the IDler· Glveo In marriage by ber "Thh~MI church social room Sunday sisters, Mrs. L. S, Poole, St, IIU come IU use WI t e ' Oblo. Mr, Fred Col and Charles national rder of Jon'> Daugh· brother, Mr. Harold Anderson, ernoon, June 12, from 2 to 4 on Mary's , W, Va.: Mrs. Don L. Ina,rung bghl. - MRS. U .K. Cox accompanied the Wrights ters will meet in , regular sesRuUand,111Ohlo, the bride their golden wedding anniver· Wood Pomeroy and Mr s. DEAR POLLY W b Ill Sandusky where they VISited :;:'n PMonday UO P;t· attired a ballerina length sary. Darra Epple, Holland; Mrs, Lin, , e ave . their sister and brothers. e omeroy asomc emp e. IOWII of Ughl blue and blue and • ...,..... ,, , tt Alb brolh four children so the thermomewhite Bboulder length veil beld GIC Hat 1e1n "'~ . ;Seth rue 8F, ra Nicholson, on any;Rutland; a er, · constant use First ripe tomatoes of the M''" Ellen DuUon, 1n place by a crown of pearls gr ..,JII!hler, , Mtss an ter .oeems to be m TUESDAY , For Vet- Ttilli.JI!!IIr.YfJI Their Ruth Hem, regiStered aunt Mrs, Lizzie McCumber ldunng the sore throat and Do season were reported to the FRIENDLY . Neig)lbors Club of Mr, and Mrs. Dale and aoquiJIS. Her bouquet was the jUOSIB. Ladies of the ebureh Dexter, and COIIllin, Captola season, My husband took an Tribune Saturday. Mrs, Orlyn of Pomeroy will hold a wiener will leave Thunday for MOI!Ire- of while rosebuds atop a white 8 pre11ded at the refreshment ta- z·ggafoos Albany empty PLASTIC capsule bot: Robe Is W terl called to sa roast Tuesday evening at 6 p, al, Canada, where Bbe will Bible. Mrs, James Dudding, ble whleb was eentered with a 1 ' ' tle, put a dab of cotton in the Bb ricked aa ri00 ' tomato m, al the Middleport Park, tend a summer collese seminar. her cousin, the malroo of nonbeautiful cake, decorated with Nie<es and nephews were: botlom and made a hole In the h ' P d :;\ MEIGS COUNTY Riding club Miss Dutton is a student at Den- ,.., was attired in a pale pink yellow roses and a bride and Mr, and Mrs. Ermel Chase and cap, Fill it about two thirds full er gar en on " ay, will meet Tuesday evening at nison Unlvenily in two piece suit wllb white aceesgroom. Ifamily, Amanda: Mr. and Mrs, Iof alcohol and insert the ther· Then m 1 Sandn Pleasant 7:30 in the recreation room al Ohio, where ohe is majoring oorleo aod while veil, Mr. Elb dred ts Richard Parsons and son, mometer through the eap, we 1 h a • 0w milled fro.; Joe Young's home, English stuclles, 11141" Grueser, served as best 0 0f P 1 v.. un 1 we ve gues Hick D t M nd M now have a handy holder and oop omore, as PAST MATRONS were present and inclnded the y, ay on; ' " a , rs, .. the final six week period honor omeroy I Ken Harris, son of Mr, man for hi ' son, Mrs, Ro bert Joho Roland, Paden Ctly, w. stenhzer, - MRS. G. G. roll at North Gallia High SchooL Chapter, OES, will meet Tues- Mrs. Gene Harris, has enrolled sister of , Va,: Mr. and Mrs. James R1dThe announcement was made day at 7:30 p, m, at the home at Ohio stale University InC<> 'I Love ,. die and Mr, and M", Dw1ght Sal nl by ri , a! R0bert of Mrs, Hartwell Curd. Jumbos. He lans to study • 0 Promise Me, Boause, Poole, StMary's, W. Va,, Mrs re:;,.;y P nelp iclne, He June gradaate and the ''Weddinll Mareb." Dale Whiteman and daughter, THE POMEROY WCTU ytn M'ddl rt High s hoot 1 Paden City, W. Va., Mr. and Mar' G Se Reed , 1 meet Tuesday at 2 p, m, at the Mrs, Pearl Chase, Chauncey, Keune:" A. First Bllptist Church, , spent Mr. and Mrs, Norman Will, Mr, Carey Edward Marlin was P THE AMERICAN Leglon AUlt· dM E Harris and Mrs Dean Blackwood and , 1 ed h' third birthd Mn, Evelyn M. Spurlock of iliary of Drew Webster Post i an rs. Jll!ene Junior Girl Seoul Troop 214 family Mrs, Roger Riggs ;:;:,or on,th" , bnZ• Route 1, Gallipolis, has com- will meet Tuesday at 8 P m family. He formerly reolded of Ga!lfpolll recenUy held a RuUand ' Y 31• '"' surpriSO · pleled a U<fay training und Mrs Wilson carr eighth Middleport with his parents, , 18 Court of Awards with the fol· · processing cycle with Staging trlct w'ill be present Mr, and Mrs, Footer Reed and lowlllg lirll rocelving mwt 1 g Mr d M• Ch Battalion at the Marme Corps to install the new officers All family several years ago, He 1 badses: My Troop, Janet Rob· an "· ar'" Base, camp Pendleton, Calif. members aro urged ID ati.nd. associated with the Vete'!"'r· maon, LuAnn Fletcher, Joyce · THE RACINE Amerl•an Le- IBD Medtc1ne College at Mlcld· Arlll Shea, Rhorula Stewart. Games were played, Mr. and !lin. Wllllam D, ""'n A"·""'-· will mee't Tues- I"" Stat. Universlly. , J , S h were opened and aclmowledged. "'u ~ 1 eap1, and Mrs. Pbllllp Bauer tep le , Ref hm Is ed to Brown of Inglewood, Calif., are day June 28 at 8 p m Tbere Shem arvm and Swarny; Backyard Fun. lhea ( $ On the res chi: . M announcing the recent birth ol will' be ioatallation 'officers anr chlldren, Phillip, Jean and Swarny, Carol Folden, Theresa 1 , seMeCo . Jar- their first child, a son, who has Ia pot-luck luncb will be served Carolyn Sue, of Baltimore, Md,, Sommer, Sharon Carlson, Sus, en barbecue of the Galba Coun- 1.one . y, ngJO s re, an- been named Steven Brown, Dr. THE CHESTER G and his mother. Mrs. Bauer of !Oamlolpm an Carlson. I ty Farm Bureau will be held lRc, bbs.tevw'" andh DI>Gnette dClJay, and Mrs. W. Lewis Brown are ; meet Tuesday June '"VI·s Parkersburg, W. Va., visited to 5 pm. Eaeh ' June 30 at the Gallia le aug • awne an er· · ' •· h th' ee1t lth M 0 Marlin Gypsy ldary Sommer and J , F , d Se , and the honoree's the patemal grandparents. [rtation from tbe Alfred Grange ' ere " w w rs, Tina HYrne' Dabbler Mary ' unlor all'groun s. rvmg sister, Kelly Mae Marlin, Judging of the Dusler Contesi Bauer's grandmother, Mrs, Sommer Hyme 'EllZabelil l start at 6 p. m. (ESTl. ' Parents and friends who Rev. and Mrs, Otis Bell, visl· will be held, Pot-luck refresh, James Faulkner and daughter, Martin, •Elleo' Reese' CoMie Tickets Are $1.25 for adults came to help eelebrate the ling Methodist Missionaries from ! ments will be served, All mem, Mrs. Eva HarUey, They were Coone . Housekee ; Ma and 75, cents lor children, Those birthda were ' Mrs lnga M., Japan will be the guest speaker bers are urged lo attend. enroute to their home In Mary· 1 Coonle attending are asked to bring Coy a.;; her Aunt Betty from at Chesbire Methodist Church, THRUSDA Y land where he Is slaUoned with Reese, Euzabeth MariU:, Tina table service, The menu In- North Carolina: Mrs. CJiniUn Tueaday, June 28, 7:30 p,m, MRS. CLAREMONT Harris I the U.S, Army, after having Hyme; Troop Car- eludes one half of a Abshire, Mn, Robert Waugb, Tbe public is invited to attend,, Mrs, Herman Grossnickle i SJted with her parents, Mr, and ol Folden Sharon chJCken, baked beans and all Mr and Mrs Jerry Martin There will be a reeept<on follow ,! will be hostesses IU the River- I Mrs, James Faulkner and lam' thetrtmmmgs , , ' · th · 1 1 G d Cl b T ily in St Albans W Va PaUla K.ing, Tbea Swarny, · ._ Mrs. George Martin, his graJKI.. mg e serv1ce. v ew ar en u hursday, . · ' · · au Carlaon, Theresa Sommer, The annual meetmg will mother, Mrs. Freda Cottrell, IJune 30, 8 p, m, at the Harris The Rev, arul Mrs, Max IJon. Coot, 'lberesa Sommer, Pau- lure a get-together of .the , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. I Mrs. Alice Sprague, son Her· t home. ehew and chlldren of Defiance Ia Kin , Health Aid, S b a n Bureau councils. MusiC w11l Marlin man and Mrs, Jessie Hoover of] moved inio the Heath Meth.,. cartso!: Theresa Sommer, r furnished by Claude Daniels and Unabie to attend but send!Dg Bidwell spent a sunday In Proc-[ FRIDAy dist Church parsonage Saturday, rol Folden. 'lbea Swamy, Sus- hiS Texas Rangers, a gift was his grandmother Mrs. IIJrville visiting her brother, Jim EASTERN STARS of Mason, i Mrs. Earl Kmght has openl an CarlsoD, Paula King; Col- Deedlme for reservations I Helena Walls, and son, Tommy. Reiter, who is a patient in the : W. Va., will sponsor a rum- the past week In Columbus as leclor Carol Folden· Sign Manday, June 27, 1 He received a card and gUt Huntiogl<)n Hospital recuperat- mage sale In the Masonic Build-' the guest of her daughter and the Ellen ae..'se, Connie may be made by calling any from his aunt and uncle, Mr. log from a recent accident. iog July 1 and 2, Friday and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Ron , CoopeD, Mary Sommer, Eliza· the followmg people: Mrs. Archie Hayman, Fort Saturday, from 10 a, m, to 9 p, I Halley. beth Martin, Tina Hyrne; Wat: Gillespie, 240:5998 , Mrs. Frank Irwin, calif. A small treat Mr. and Mrs. James Ham· m. Ml'l!. Bernard Bebramm of er FuD Susan Carlson Sharon Mills, 251Hi248, Mrs, Dan was given to eacb of tbe chll- rick and daughter Beverly of Zanesville IS the gue!l of her Cyclist, carol' Foldeo; ter, 251Hi737; Mrs. dren. Florida, visited recently with SATURDAY , daughter and family, Mr. and Slp of tile Star Paula King R DaviS, 240:5190; or Mrs. Allee Sprague, Mn. Jessie TWIN CITY Shrme Club will Mrs, Joho Lyons and family, Tbea Swaroy Sbaroo Carlson' Brown , Daniels Insurance I Hoover and Mrs. carl Meeks of sponsor an lee cream social in I Miss Linda Lyons, Honored Tbe!Ua 110miner susan Carl: ency' 441>0003. Bidwell Middleport Sal!ll'day, July 2, 4 Queen ol Bethel Job'o Daugh10n Carol F~ p, m. to- wben It's gone - on tors, is in Columbus where ohe r.iemhers of the troop also 811the Davia lot across from the Is attendinl the Grand SessiOD terllllned their lathers for Fath· Stork Shower Held Masonic Temple. I of Job's Daughters, ~ Meet at Home Of Mrs. Weber Mrs. Wilson is Hostess to Ch hCJaSS eanoo boiteso u.; Mom Needs HighChair Tip • llr, lllllMra.llowari.BIIItll, 8 1'1 IIIII dau&IJW, tbt IIGIIInd Ullda Jleevtl, Jlr, • • II It I .,..uon ifn. ·.l>ciaalll Hauck. • tile Ina ~ tiJIIr laM boa- llluli, llr. IIIII llrs. :";:~· 1 ,rbu. lllarrfltm, ' IUIIIII 1111 .., pnt ·Reception is Given for Mr. ami Mn.. ~angw,"th Aasemb~ oa.:: Metgs . llfP ....... II 111e Bfcll leW Gallia farm Bureau Outing I J JO une Mrs. James Richards of Rio live Director or Ohio Council Mrl. Homer Holter Slits! ~peaker at the 0 pen Grande w.. elected vice presi-1 of Churches and Mrs. George I ~e::;ns Of IIIII llutllllll Friendly Gardeners In the home dent for the Southeastern Area i Marlin, Summit, New Jersey, o L Bruce lily Juae 22. of United Church Women 1i a National Vice PresidOJll of IIIII member of the Chester Garden Club Ohio at their Arlllual I' Uniled Clwreb Women, Garden Club, demoJIItratecl with table held Mrs, William. J. Brown arrang-..t~ fllturlal roles. 111'1. Joe Bolen, vle..presl· on the campus of Dennisoo President of Gallla Counly dent and FOfll'llll cllalrman, preteDtecl lll'l. Holler wllb 1 Univol'l!ity, Granville, June 21 Council, United Church Women, gilt aiiJIPI*liatiOII 011 bellall to 23. accompanied Mrs. Richards to of the SI'O"P· · Mra. Tom Ma!'lfa lbt three day meeting. 111'1. Boward llirddllld 111'1. Jamea Thomll8, Mr!. Bill ~·· Rlchardo fa tbe district lfded. A .... ,.. IlDia ,:; Brown, Mrs. Vernon Weber and preaident for. PortsltlllUth Diolbt RtJ!!dil Almlllll Allodatlnn the llOrbotlesaes, Mro. May, trlct, Woman 1 Soelety of for Oonl Mftllltllllll lleti Mrl. O'Dell and Mra, Carsoo atrisUan Service of the Methfor lbt Altmtlf IUPP members ' odlsl Cbureh and also 11 preslread, _. : dent of the Alumni Association 1111 111 111P1111 a'I'IJIIemelll of Ria Grande CoUe1e. The Catholic Woman's Club ~ lor tbe tlfiDI' llpiiiiiOI'Id by the Sbe oueeeeds Mra, James of lbe Steubenville Dioee•an ~ Lending Creek Walerlhed AICollier ollrooton, wbo bu ser- Council of Catholic Women ~ IOI!lllloll btld Bllurday night. ed as Area Vice President for recenUy held Its 21st aMual • It JIPtllled that litter the past tllree years. Mrs. J1ar. convention at the Diocesan Com'l: llulrell Uti ... bought and old llebeele of ClllclnnaU wa• munity Arena, Steubenville. •~ 11111aUo4. Boward Blrcb!ield UrC t1ected president of United Tbe convention opened with a ! and 'IIMau liar* Wfte th8111o- Mrtl. Goe!!rey . Cbureb Women of Ohio, re· low ponlif'~eal masa followed eel for fL lfrt. IIRiter reported tllned Wllaotl enter- plloiDI Mrs. Rudolph Cooks of a brief coffee break, oo tho 8IIYw Tea, held at the the WllliDI'ti'arken <lUI Cleveland. The oew officers A panel discussed the loplc Uri BwJ1b1r boml near Cbe- of the II:Dterprlle EUB Cbureb .were llwtalled at the cloalng of "The Apostolate of the Catholic iblre, 8uDtfay, June , 'lblll'llfay IV8IIinl 11 her boma, the auembly by Mrs. Charle• Woman In the Modern World," 011 DllrlnC lbt meeJlDC, 11 Mrs, Ro<k 8prillp Bold, Pomeroy a. Coleman of Salisbury, N. c., The women w~re urged Ill work Bruce Davis wu booored with D. Duo of Women at Livingstone fo~ a more mlimate relalioa· a stork libolltl' with flllla placCollefle, sh1p between their faitb and ed on 11bJe dooiiC!IIetf Tbe meettnc Ill ebarfle of Mrs · 1helr everyday lives, This large 1blle ~.nJ; with a Ilea Buct, Plllideft~ opeae4 Speakers at the Assembly in· would help them carry out the prize wdoaated b. Mrltra;:::: wltb IJ'OUP 1lqlng of In the dutletl Jobo M. Wilson, Elecu· convention theme which was, was :..n by Mrs y B~ oav11' Servke of the KJac, lollowetl "Glorify the Lord With Me. Let •nd the door pr1,;. was woo J>Y by ICI'ipluftl reatllni of Paalm 1 Dinner II Gillen Us'l'htoflelb!inaler 1extol His name!' Mrs DOll Hanilo by Mrs. Harbert Diloa and the e eal!ll'e of the conRdreshmeots ofn, , IS!Orled Lard'• Prayer fa unisoa. For Annlver111riea ventlon was a dinner with the Most Reverend Joho King Mussandwlebos, cook!n, brownleo, A procrllll wu preseated 111- Ted and Delbert Patleraon en· alo as the main speaker, potato chipo, mfnls, Iced lea <lucllng a poem My Racllo, by lerlained with a dinner last Represet1tsllves of St Louis and coffee, were served buffet Mrl. Paul Jl'rlot: You Never Buntlay at 1be1r borne In Great Catholic Woman's Club of Ga~ style from 1 table COfered with WaUl Akmt, Mr1. Myrtle Lons; Bend In observanee of the wed- Dpolis attending the coovention lace, featuring an arrangement Awaya In Style, Mrs. William diDg annlversarlea of their sis- were Mrs. Joseph Hllllt, Mn. of red rosea by Mrl. Boleo. Tbe PuliiDI, a guut: A Lillie tar and brother-fll.law, Mr. all'i Gerald Roacb and Mrs. Joseph arrangement was ~anked by 1:1oa1e Remembers, Mro. WIJ. Mrs. Clair Boso, and of their Brady. • white candles In crystal bold- soD; F'atller'l Day, Mn. Jobll brother and alster-Jn.law, Mr, - ·- - crs, C<>bolleola were Mn, smltb, IIIII Come In, Mra. Ed and Mrs. Jamn Patterson, Hoi/mans on Tour May, Charlel Mn. Harvey O'DeU Mra and Killl: Mrs, Present were Mr. and Mrs. To Yellowstone 1111 bulllllll -loJ! Jloltl and Nancy, Pegy, Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Bruce Davll wiD next meeiiJia. ._,_..._~.!!"_,made 10 the ~en,! !.,~· 'lbomas ad Bon- iDd chlldren, Mike, Tam!, Bev· Preslllt wee lin. BiD WiJ. ~··- --. ~ to 8ulall "'" 0 ~- Bend; Mr· an4 erly and David returned recen~ ford, lolrt. Qyde ll2vta Mra. Dimll and Jnd7 Smith who wlU Mrs. Patterson and Brent a...t 17 11om a vaeallon trip to Ye~ Holter Mr1. Harold M go lo 1 churdl camp Ill Terry, Racine; Mrs, Dessio Pol- lowBtone Nalloll81 Park. Roy lfn. Colorado Ill July. Tbe wonder terson, Pomeroy; and the hosts, (Jther. polnls of Interest vl!lled Parker IIIII &uz, Miss Debbie !101 d«uuod by IIUI. Dlsoll wu CafUDg In tho lflonloil wtre 'tiS'O Grand Teton Natlmlal M- and ·l fn •..~ W • narded to Jlrl, Carl Maore. Mr. and Mrl. Mllr;e Smltb ad Part, MI. Rushmore and "· "' ,!,, • • - • .... Refrellmlelds were ltrHII by TbDDihy Kennelb lind 11fcbae1 "" COitlmiM, pllll, 11111 lbt 11a11e11 fll lboee aamed Miss Smith aS:th Dakota, the 111 • 111'1. 111'1. Davll, aboft lid IIIII Don>tby Lons TinY RandolpbOf J'arkirtlbar" Jowl NMska olher parks lfn. lin, JloiiD, l"dJr ...r.d Wlllt& W, VL , , . . llliDo'Js. ' Wyoming = Polly's Pointers Awards Made to Junior Scouts In Recent Court preseflted by the secretary, Mary Hughes, A program conslsting of song! and memories was presented. inclulling "May the Good Lord Blm and Keep You" by Donna Waugh, and a ceremony with all officers tak· 1ng part, Mrs, Richards Elected to Office By Southeastern Area Church Women , '1'1111 . . . . All 1,, AllldotloD Ul . . ed tllal ..,.. ,.. ... .. ~- . od from ldi,b and my parents dou t ~en like to bear me speak of gtrls, ao I doo't but I otnl think about lbem. lance, _ H. , . 1101 allowed to date, and Dear Helen: : I cant "ff go out on Sunday I think "MAD" !1 a silly : aflel'lld!lal wiiiJoat belDc told ldd wbo doesn't kMw a good ~o * I houllt and lbing wbon sbe sees it. 1 am Cheshire Chapter, Order of ha •~ being asked u elglttb grader and I think Eastern Star, recently celebra~ • I "" lille I was there. Modern Math 11 the greatest eel ito 45th Annlvenary with six Aft~ a ~ tlay'a work, I She doesn't know how lacky ..~ charter members preoent, Ivan : ever> .1• down town on are: lor once we can Bbow up and Ada Msck, Bucyrus; Rena ca~~Zt JliSbll. Naturally I our parents. My Dad II a col- Reynolds, Wymond Bradbury, , ve car. lere craduate aud I know more l and Huldah Jenkins Gallipolis f 1 c= 1....~ oae lhlnl lor aboul math then be does. - and Everett Long, Cheshire. ' ear --. followed. I don't M~TH STVDENT Distinguished guesla were De· want to eel In lroubln, aud I This column II dedicated to puly Grand Matron of District lry lo do DIY best, bul I would lamlly Uvlng, 10 If I'OU're bav· 21, Lois M. Pruitt; Grand Re· sure like to be treated lJlce I ing kfd trouble or jutlt plaiD present.adve of Ohio In West ~:' mo;;" than 10 years old. trouble, lei Jlelon help YOU. VIrginia, Thelma Caslo and De•::~ l!lp. - S. L, She will also welcome your West Vir1inia in Ohio, Pearl I'd s~y lbls own amiiJIIing esperleneea. Ad· Northup; Worthy Matrons and oxcept that I've11 ~vablt, dress Helen Butte! in C'lll'e of Patrons of other chapters; Past many lhlll DeWipaper. MatrOM and Past Patroll8 of the Che!hire Chapter, Including the first Worthy Matron, Ada I~~ I ~ By, Relera 1 g Pt!hi~:umnprobl~~~ ' . Tile ~ay 'l'lme~~oSenttlltd, llllntlay, lune !8, 1988-17 Piano Students Give Program Ending Studies 1 'I I ll ·! ! I 1 SealY Firm • Golden Class1o nowonlr Unbeatable value, 111perb lleeping comfort • • ·truly a spectacular opportunity to ~&vet Comparethetleexpeblivemattre.featurea; • Smooth, butlon-tr11 lleepiJIIturfact ' • Edp Garda' lin ltlp·IO:Itflt flnnne11 • DuJ'O.FIIIIP• ktept arflct.-th • Rich, liuvywel&bt ft1nl print cover Coil11enlent tenn• 111111ll11ble '\ PUNTY OF FREE PARKING STORE HOURSs MON. thru WED. - 9 to 5:00p.m. TH'-lRSDAY 9 to 12 NOON FRIDAY ' to 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9 to 5:00p.m. 88 FULL Oil 'IWtlllllE MAftitUIOR 801 SPRIHII Shop larry's~ •• er'o Day. Tbe girls prepared and llei'Ved I picnic supper of hot dogs beans potalo chips ---~' ' ' pop .,.. doughnula. Tbe mainder of the evening lpent Ill a softball game with the girls and their fathers par· llclpalinc. Mrs. Robetl Sehopis Is the troop loader and Mary and Mll'l' Cleland are A1clel. Personal Notes from Pomeroy For Mr., M11nley Mother's LltUe Helpen f.H Club met at the home of Mn. A stork shower was held V W ber in R0II 8nd cently for Mrs. Ray Manlev ernon e ' on the Middle 1 h M June 23. Roll caU was answered 1 por orne 0 ,rs. by naming a favorite anima~ Lawrence Manley, Mlendtng with nine members present, and homo Tburaday' from Col urnwere Mrs. EddJO Manley, Mrs. Weber the only advisor bus where he was called by the Ed Neutzllng, Sharon and ' death of his uncle, Lewis Wolfe. Roush, Mrs. Dale Herrman, Demonslralfons were given by Miss Edna Hilberg of Cincin· MarJorie SIUne, Mrs. Rice and Jane Wise on oall and Mrs, James Teller of Manley, Mrs. George Caslo, "Hamburger Vegetable Pte," AJesandrla, Va. visited Morulav, Mrs. RoJJe Oller, Mrs. Bill and Debbie Gateo on "Golden with Mn. Homer Holter, Chesl. Buckey, Mn, Terry Michael Glow Salad." Tbe song "God er Road and Mrs, Ed Baum, p C Mill ' Cl b and Mrs, Dorothy Forgan. Lives Today," was sung by Chester. ron,' u lng gl!to were Mrs, Harr1 all, Mr, and Mrtl. Qeorge Chllda 1 Me,ta on Friday Mrs. Edith Speneer, Mrs, Ella The girls suggested having a and granddaughter, Dawn HelMrs. LllUan SUeU emertained Phillips, Mrs, Edith Hermann, party in August, Sherry clle of McKeesporl, Pa., w h o lbe Past Matron's Club of Mn, DeU Shinn, Mrs, Hayes waa 111 cbarge of recrea· bave beeD on a month's tour of ceUne· Chapter, OES, McKinley, Mrs, James Sears, lion. The rythym game 1111 the west, arrived Friday for a port, at her bome Friday Mn. Owen McKmney, Mrs. dodge hall was played. visit wllb his sister, Mrs. Nor· tng, Mr8. Wlllls Bill Wells and Mrs. Tom ~uah. Jane Wise and Debbie Gales man McCallum. ..,,, COIIducled the were tn ebarge of relreabmeots. Mr. 1111 Mra. Elmer Baum of 111eeting. COME FOR WEDDING Foods were sampled by all the Bremen visited friends In the The inritfng was opened with Out of town guests In girls. Dresses were sewed. area Tueaday, and attended the lbe Lard'• Prayer In unison. port for tbe wedding of must be almost flnisb. fulleral of Wilbur Bamn. from 1UnesSes were Mrs. Charle Judith Butcher and Mr. by the Delli meelln&, JUDO M1sB Myrils Kay Parker reMember~ Pporled G~W>'ll were Mr. and at the Weber home. turn<!~ borne Friday, from Ve~ 11om Wnesaes were John Garwell, Mr. aod Mra. -Terrie MDier, News Re)IClrl- tltaDS Memorial Hospital !IIIII is Cbarletl BeiiiiOII, Mrl. GrfH R\11: Deomls Garwell and daughter, er. oonvalesc!Dg nicely. tell and lbank you notes were Ll&a, Mrs. AI Waltman, Mr. and I.:J£ Bobetl PulllDs returned read from Mrtl. Bonnett, Mrtl. Mrtl. Dick McGee, Lorain; Mr. ANNOONCE BIRTH to his borne In 'l'burtltnn SaturltiiSsell, ·.Mrl' ·l.vons and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Strauss; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. VIctor E. Gaul day, after a ,....,al claya visit RusRII, ,Mrs. · ~ and Mrs. Fred Butcher, Mrs. are announcing birth of a 100, with his grandparents, Mr. and Jvelyt\ \<ewfl tiir flowers. Get Columbus; Mrs. VIctor !»gene Jr. woiPJng llbo. Mrtl. Roflln Bearhs. !!ell ~ were to be sent . SpriDiUeld; Larry 91!1 oz., born at 7:SI p.m, Moa- Mrs. Dellle Patteraon return· ilmt.JD members of the club. Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. William day June 20 at the Holzer Jlot. ed bome Frida)', alter a villi al l P18J!1 were made for the an- Lohrer and daushter, Jo pltal, Galllpolll. Maternal grand- Great Bend wilb bel' 1101111, Ted plcDic to be held tn July Ann Furney, Cheryl mothel' is Mrs. Agoes Koebler, and Delbert Pattereon. 1111, pf,aee to be IIII110IIIIC8CI John Bevin, ~r.. PeR Fultonbani, 0. patemal srlilld- . Mr. antllill'l. Heory Joacldm ·0.0.. , _. played dar- Marsene Scheetz, Rusy Sebnltz. parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. 1J. and Mrs. Joe Klttaye wbo were mDlDg and Phil t.fr, and Gatl), lltar 'lloula, Cbeatar; bore lor the luneral of Wilbur ,W...W· . Fafttlpar,nta ~Mr. and ~. ~~ 10 their bot!IB• "__ .,D•.J. (Bud) Morau, at, YOIIIIP!OWII. Thurs&f. , Willie and lint. 1'Liilltlt • illl'l' Were ,&J!eSII .III ~ ~ ' ··. ~~ · ~ ·- · UAu... : ' "'"'~; H ('' '•q./J' •;j'' ' .... ' ~~ ,, ~· J i,.,,,l; ., .~ lot only Your heart Is s camera, of sorts. but our professional portrait camera "remeJTibers' exactly !he look, the smile, and the pose, lat us help keap the child with you lltNIYl: Call today for your appolnlmanL ' SAFFORD'S . •~-~.INC. ·. ·, . I'HOIJI~~s.ii~o' .. ~ ~ • .,.. ·. llf, ~nt. w. v. t ·~ -,~ . Dept~. 1~ ~~· �" " "' I. •• . 1a1:. ,' ' • !II Helen Helo .U5 llouel ' - sltldenla of Mrll. L. W 11cComu presented a pl'llfll'am uL u.-..::ai ~:u...-.: ~...: ill& the year'1 lludlel 1111 Sw> day at the McComas home b Middleport. The program opeo ed with an organ solo by 1tos1 Ann Ll!fe. t YOlJ'l'HASKEil FOR IT! 1 _ ': : 1. I ' 1 , . lletlen llirlll• to ~ lemN"'!~ will 1111::!r prob......, thaD the draft. Tbe :;:" p..... ures, their troublel and fun. ~· with the rest ol 11e1eo 11e1p US! , it welcomes laughs ' Ill l'on't dod&• a oertous queslloll with a brush..,!!, Send your leel>qe quea!loDI to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Heleo Help USI thll I~ I • • • 'p •' waue Frte..i , A social boor followed the pro sram with cake, cookies, nuts tea and punch oerved from Ill• lea lable de<oraled with a now er arrangement. Rose Ann Lialt presided at the punch howl am Carolyn Johnson of Booll>n !-fass. at the tea service. Din' mg room hostesses were Mrs Harold George of Gallipolis "" 'Mrs. George Luster. Sally Pow ! · ! . , . . ell assisted Mro. McComas will , • . . , , , • . . , the arrangements. BETHEL NO: 73 of Jobs Daughtera held their semi-annual lnotaflatlon Juoe 11th z=lling offJCers were, Guide, Sandy Suller; Donna Phillips· Chlplaln , ma , on Holstem ; Recorder, Roae Norlbup; Selllor Cllllodlan, Mitchell' Custodian, Nancy Tawney; Flag Bearer, Beeky Tawney Scott· , TO EAT WIENEliS , 101 re lllght Suellen Sampleo, the Immediate past Honored Queen, w118' the Racine Paclt 213, CUb Scouts mg offl~er for the evenmg and crowned Suun Scehrist the newly elected will have a wiener roast Tues Refresbments were served Ill the parents and gueota attending the day, June 21 and are 1o semce later. Left Ill nght are Sandra Davld10n, Sr. Princess· Susan Sechri.. at 6:30 p,m, at the First Ba~ Queen, and Elaine Hauldren, Jr. Priucell. ' "' tis! Church In Racine. Parenh luck! - LYNN AN~ cb~nge bee~.,_~~ed, or H. Dear Heleo: n I> Other numbers included ,lwl duels by Mary and Robin Mills and Judy Oweo and Dellbl1 Baird, and IOIDs by Teresa El lis, Tammy Luster, Donna Boyd Debbie Baird, Mary and Robim \!Ills. The program was 001> eluded with two plano numbert by IIAlBe Ann J.lale, THEY'D CLIMB THE HILL FOR JILL Dear Belen: I'4 sure like to meet JILL who slicks up for the stuttering .. ~•· ' boy because be needa a friend · · She Ia the kind of lirl I'd llk~ ·• ''""" ·••" ' to know. Got ber address and CHARLOTTE JANE KNAUL phooe numbe r han dy,' PT• n"" vASA NT- Mr. and Mrs, Robert A Knaul of v•w er JACK 2904 Meadowbrook Drive, are announcing the engagement Dear Helen : of their daughter, Charlotte Jane, to Michael Ray Quickel Jill won't lose friends be- oon of Mrs. Audrey G, QuJckel of Bidwell, Ohio, and Del: CllUIO abe Is llh!e to a boy wbo marE, Qulcl:el of Rt. 7, Kyger Creek. Miss Knaul attended IIIH!ds aomeone to eocoiD'ase Point Pleasant High School, Mr, Quickel is a 196S graduate Some ' , him .. The guys lhoufd be stand· of North Gallla High School, He is presently taking Dear Dol""",0 • bub .-DWANE i ing 'In line wllttnc lor 1 dale , weeks basic trallllng at Fort Knox, Kentucky, Y · with ber! I would, If I juat plano are Incomplete. 1110 up, 11010e nerve , . But no 1u1ow bow to ret In touch with neuse. That old comeback, You did ao why can't I' " daean'tmakeebeatlnganymore ,,, hmest - and you !mow Ill - IE ! Army 11111 not be tbe easiest ""1 to <Ill apno "'""'- bu1 !1'1 the DMlll ertociiT Dear Helen· ft. - ll. Here's ~ eatlon I for United Slates : : ' pa1a Write to the ~ sblp, Maunl Vernon, Ohio, lltlto """~paper. your preference In localilloo FOLLOWING Ml1tliER'8 'FOO'I'STEPS LEADS TO your qe, et.e., aud send :Iii centa' TROUBLE .. .. for I memherlblp fee. Good Dear Helen: 1 was wltb my mother at a store wheo the cashier rave her IUo much cbanJit - abe h311ded btm a f1ve dollar bill and he gave ber ebange for a ten, and she took It quick and walked out. Sbe knew! Tbedollan oi!II to daybuy sbesom gave me two ies for her and e r;oeerlor the ..:: dldnl\askept H. When she r 'so bBwled the "rheaUng, 0 me or ldlool~ am 1 guy wbo jutlt gradual· l' ~ ber, She' a got all my respect IIIII admlrallon and I don't even know ber,'- HOPEFUL ! Dear Fella.: ' Sorry, f <an't obllge by sending you Jill'• adtfrtls, but I !mow lhe'll be pleased to learn you want II. Proves what I ' told her: right guys recognize ' l rllbllal - even from a dio- ' Tit~ ~~~f J~n:r Marsha~ IJnd~ Que~n, moe~ -~~----~i.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,::;;;;::;;:;:::====-=-----~~ lnvl ed. Ches hlre ' Ch apter are t Ea5tern sta(5 Has Annt'versa ry !II' . Arrangements of Roses Featured Mact. History &f the chapter Ml!lllbers of the Gallipolis chapter were given a special welcome with the response by Wo<thy Matroo Julie Evans, The chapter room wa• decor· ated with Ooral arrangements by Flora Long. Chapters ~ senled were GaiUpolis, Morning ~tar, Vinton, RaVI!IISWood, Ripley, Teresa Middleport 111>freshments ~ere served in the was dining room. ~~~ b.ni.a, woJ& H..!: mlUer~cl ae'.~q~ !f!l•a tllill- =~ Jlly I cet ,..... Events' =a:.:.:::.:~~~·;~:·. It lllo ....1<. Ojlt!l t. ~~~ slmui .,. Javlled 1a a ~. batlnen meellllg Snday, · , J... Z1, II l p. IL at the , , M()NDAY - ~ 5tth wedding- !..t~B::."Mr. , AttendiDg and lin. llolflri 'l'boma 1111 , , were Mr. 14rl. ter, Patriell, llro. lllleea . Wllllt Joyee, 111'1. llleea V• en, Mr. 1111 Ml'l. Edlntnl Georlt William VeDO)I, 1'0111 VIIIOf mil - c..ii, );lj, Joy, ~·· Bill~' M~, ~!,! See0 dHeard I lllld>-1 ~ I w.- ~L ~ wu~Jb>ialbe bu~, ~azor Trinity Methodist Church is Scene ~~ , .,. Of Anderson-Grueser Vows May 29th ~!If Pointliio;_.;..,;;;;;;;;;;jjillaii~ I I nigh~ Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chase Honored By Members of corpenter church r:~ ';;!r~~n~:l b~ne I of~ 1 I sto~ i: your.~e~ I af~ ~ I andT~ledo, t ~ ~Oruese ~~r,~so~n~of~Mr~,~and~~-~·~ Personal Notes from Middleport a~ fro~ I Bum~•· ~yed Third Birt~day Is Observ·ed BC M , Y arey arfln ~nd · ~ou is~ ~.'\., ~. !~r Mlcb~an ~ :,v:~.ty ~ ;;~ ~me:= ~re~~.im. Cla-.s ~ ~day :'tit.;, ' d~ presiden~ ~ G~ts w:;~ se~ ~I e~, It,~ ni J.:~n Ell~ v~ ~d ~- 1 Anow, 1 No~ Carlao~; Ll'ttle HelperS 21st Annual convention iS Held by Club ..= 1 BY POU.V CRAMER mates the dinger of makm& DEAR GIRLS - Some reacJ. high sebool. Anyone inter..t. WESLEYAN Set'viee Guild of Warner Sldner, Lucille lin. Roberl YeDO!' 81111 - · DEAR POLLY - We bate boles in the Bblrt. After cutting era uitl Iiley bad lollllll pldes ed .111 ..lplllg Ia ....,... tile_ Racine llethodlat · 0mrc11 ._...an and dauilblerl. 8alen Tear and Mark, 111'1. ciitict I eiJrome • plated Jdib obaJr, the letters through I found a for llle leltl'n llaulped OD the llioald attend, will meet MOI\dl1 all p. m. 11 Earl Ruo!l!ll, :ltllljl IIIII 1011, Gcrioo It hal to be wubed t11ree paper card form underneath sbirts under tho alllcbed oa the borne of MJ'I. Etta Mae Hlll. ey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl .OIIwer, BIICb Groftr Um. a day ud I wlllll to which gave me a clue as IU the e1toen and they were bard to . MIDDLI!PORT Ganleo Club ..........., Al1ce KipUncer llld Todd, Mn, Al1ce • - a way 111 Uep II from starting thread which 1 pulled. remove. Olbers oaitl lbe will meet Mooday, J11110 2'1, at Georce Slll•eU of Colmnbul; t1t llmta. Mr.llld llri, ...U.g. I uve tried palllllfl Thks really works and leavea big Is often dene with 8'Ueb hea· aD I p. m. at the borne Mrs. Earnbeart, tccllt; liDIIonrond and Mn. alamlnom leO over lbe lrl1· no marks alter the shirt Ia vy llu:ea4 thai amall hlleo roGareo SlanlbiU')'. AU mem!lers - · .... Mrs. John lfanlnl of Wean, ,._..,.; Mr. and -MRS. G. II: laundered, - MARTHA molL Moll oaid thai after IIY· are to brill& lbelr own table Dublin; Mr. llld lfn. illrliJ Wll1lam Woodard. l!r,, 101111111 DEAR POLLY - I want to on1 8hirll looUd Becent guest• of Mr. !IIIII aervlce. Jolmaoo, Sr., Mr. !IIIII lfn, danl)ter, Edllb, llld Della were tell VIolet that ' I have taken DEAR POLLY - The 1et1ers ••rr good. - POLLY Mrs. Wayne Amsbary were LIDoolll Bussell, Mr. !IIIII 111'1. LoDpvllla; Jlr. 11111 lin. Jlra many letters off my husband's on a bowling shirt are usually their son and his wife, Mr. and THE l!fi!AFF AND Olllcors l'lod Taokermall, Mrs. EIISW 1i'llllam R=moell ad reu," bowiing shirts and the plaeeo done on '![ machine whleb DEAR POLLY - Tbe follow· Ml'l!. Gordon Amsbary, Colwn· Club of Mello Temple, Py1blan IIIII where they were cannot even makes a chain locked stitch, mg Pointer is from my hus- 1 just rel!ll'ning from a va- Sisters, Middleport, wiD bold 1 be seen, Fll'llt I ,IUok • Unloop the thread and find the , bawl, When expecting a num-' eat1on at Blackwater Falls, and their annual picnic Monday evdaya · blade and a pa1r of marucure correct end. Pull thJS and the ber of guests who may have . Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Weber oning, J11110 2'1, at the borne of olyD scissors and cut the threads whole initi al can be unraveled. ' trouble finding your home at aDd five ebildren of Rutland. Mrs. Bon Neu12ling in Pomeroy. PT, PLEASANT _ Tbe Trln- Elmtlt Gnteaer, 11011 of Mr. and joiiiOd them bon. ON TOP, not the wrong side,'1- MRS, R. K, just turning on the porch ' The piCIIic will begin at 6:30 11y Methodist cbUreb bore was Mrl. Elmer Grueser, - - - - light may not be enough. Some I Donald Wright and family ]p, m, and members are asked the selling of the Pleuanl, May 2t II 3 p.m. ol the neigbbors may have ! while 00 vacation fast week vi· ID take table servu:e. llios Tina Ann Andenon Tbe Rev, Thompson per!Jl'lll· thws on, IUo. In .the socket of : sited Mr, Edward Wright and JANE HOWELL Tent Dough- ter of Mn, Helen ' 1111 the deuble ring ceremony !Je, Fer hll Day Qvi of family, Lorain, 0, and Mrs, tors of Union Veterans will meet Hartford, W, VI., ID Mr. lore an allar two while booMembers of the Carpenter couple's daughter and son-in, 1 Christmas tree lights 1 Fanme Coy, former!? from VIII· at the DAV hall, Monday at quell In gold vases and while EoplJSl Church of Meigs Coun- aw Rev. and Mrs. Howard on Tbe cost very little at the , ton, 0. Also they VISited Mr, 7:30 p,m, eaotllea. ·. Sept' 1 ty honored Mr. and Mn. Mar- Heln Hillsdale Mich,; a grand-[ · Y ! and Mrs. Dick Reel and Mr. and , 82 1 vm Chase at a recepllon In the daughter Ruth Hein Toledo · hardware Mrs. Floyd Col Jr. of Sandusky, BETHEt NO of the IDler· Glveo In marriage by ber "Thh~MI church social room Sunday sisters, Mrs. L. S, Poole, St, IIU come IU use WI t e ' Oblo. Mr, Fred Col and Charles national rder of Jon'> Daugh· brother, Mr. Harold Anderson, ernoon, June 12, from 2 to 4 on Mary's , W, Va.: Mrs. Don L. Ina,rung bghl. - MRS. U .K. Cox accompanied the Wrights ters will meet in , regular sesRuUand,111Ohlo, the bride their golden wedding anniver· Wood Pomeroy and Mr s. DEAR POLLY W b Ill Sandusky where they VISited :;:'n PMonday UO P;t· attired a ballerina length sary. Darra Epple, Holland; Mrs, Lin, , e ave . their sister and brothers. e omeroy asomc emp e. IOWII of Ughl blue and blue and • ...,..... ,, , tt Alb brolh four children so the thermomewhite Bboulder length veil beld GIC Hat 1e1n "'~ . ;Seth rue 8F, ra Nicholson, on any;Rutland; a er, · constant use First ripe tomatoes of the M''" Ellen DuUon, 1n place by a crown of pearls gr ..,JII!hler, , Mtss an ter .oeems to be m TUESDAY , For Vet- Ttilli.JI!!IIr.YfJI Their Ruth Hem, regiStered aunt Mrs, Lizzie McCumber ldunng the sore throat and Do season were reported to the FRIENDLY . Neig)lbors Club of Mr, and Mrs. Dale and aoquiJIS. Her bouquet was the jUOSIB. Ladies of the ebureh Dexter, and COIIllin, Captola season, My husband took an Tribune Saturday. Mrs, Orlyn of Pomeroy will hold a wiener will leave Thunday for MOI!Ire- of while rosebuds atop a white 8 pre11ded at the refreshment ta- z·ggafoos Albany empty PLASTIC capsule bot: Robe Is W terl called to sa roast Tuesday evening at 6 p, al, Canada, where Bbe will Bible. Mrs, James Dudding, ble whleb was eentered with a 1 ' ' tle, put a dab of cotton in the Bb ricked aa ri00 ' tomato m, al the Middleport Park, tend a summer collese seminar. her cousin, the malroo of nonbeautiful cake, decorated with Nie<es and nephews were: botlom and made a hole In the h ' P d :;\ MEIGS COUNTY Riding club Miss Dutton is a student at Den- ,.., was attired in a pale pink yellow roses and a bride and Mr, and Mrs. Ermel Chase and cap, Fill it about two thirds full er gar en on " ay, will meet Tuesday evening at nison Unlvenily in two piece suit wllb white aceesgroom. Ifamily, Amanda: Mr. and Mrs, Iof alcohol and insert the ther· Then m 1 Sandn Pleasant 7:30 in the recreation room al Ohio, where ohe is majoring oorleo aod while veil, Mr. Elb dred ts Richard Parsons and son, mometer through the eap, we 1 h a • 0w milled fro.; Joe Young's home, English stuclles, 11141" Grueser, served as best 0 0f P 1 v.. un 1 we ve gues Hick D t M nd M now have a handy holder and oop omore, as PAST MATRONS were present and inclnded the y, ay on; ' " a , rs, .. the final six week period honor omeroy I Ken Harris, son of Mr, man for hi ' son, Mrs, Ro bert Joho Roland, Paden Ctly, w. stenhzer, - MRS. G. G. roll at North Gallia High SchooL Chapter, OES, will meet Tues- Mrs. Gene Harris, has enrolled sister of , Va,: Mr. and Mrs. James R1dThe announcement was made day at 7:30 p, m, at the home at Ohio stale University InC<> 'I Love ,. die and Mr, and M", Dw1ght Sal nl by ri , a! R0bert of Mrs, Hartwell Curd. Jumbos. He lans to study • 0 Promise Me, Boause, Poole, StMary's, W. Va,, Mrs re:;,.;y P nelp iclne, He June gradaate and the ''Weddinll Mareb." Dale Whiteman and daughter, THE POMEROY WCTU ytn M'ddl rt High s hoot 1 Paden City, W. Va., Mr. and Mar' G Se Reed , 1 meet Tuesday at 2 p, m, at the Mrs, Pearl Chase, Chauncey, Keune:" A. First Bllptist Church, , spent Mr. and Mrs, Norman Will, Mr, Carey Edward Marlin was P THE AMERICAN Leglon AUlt· dM E Harris and Mrs Dean Blackwood and , 1 ed h' third birthd Mn, Evelyn M. Spurlock of iliary of Drew Webster Post i an rs. Jll!ene Junior Girl Seoul Troop 214 family Mrs, Roger Riggs ;:;:,or on,th" , bnZ• Route 1, Gallipolis, has com- will meet Tuesday at 8 P m family. He formerly reolded of Ga!lfpolll recenUy held a RuUand ' Y 31• '"' surpriSO · pleled a U<fay training und Mrs Wilson carr eighth Middleport with his parents, , 18 Court of Awards with the fol· · processing cycle with Staging trlct w'ill be present Mr, and Mrs, Footer Reed and lowlllg lirll rocelving mwt 1 g Mr d M• Ch Battalion at the Marme Corps to install the new officers All family several years ago, He 1 badses: My Troop, Janet Rob· an "· ar'" Base, camp Pendleton, Calif. members aro urged ID ati.nd. associated with the Vete'!"'r· maon, LuAnn Fletcher, Joyce · THE RACINE Amerl•an Le- IBD Medtc1ne College at Mlcld· Arlll Shea, Rhorula Stewart. Games were played, Mr. and !lin. Wllllam D, ""'n A"·""'-· will mee't Tues- I"" Stat. Universlly. , J , S h were opened and aclmowledged. "'u ~ 1 eap1, and Mrs. Pbllllp Bauer tep le , Ref hm Is ed to Brown of Inglewood, Calif., are day June 28 at 8 p m Tbere Shem arvm and Swarny; Backyard Fun. lhea ( $ On the res chi: . M announcing the recent birth ol will' be ioatallation 'officers anr chlldren, Phillip, Jean and Swarny, Carol Folden, Theresa 1 , seMeCo . Jar- their first child, a son, who has Ia pot-luck luncb will be served Carolyn Sue, of Baltimore, Md,, Sommer, Sharon Carlson, Sus, en barbecue of the Galba Coun- 1.one . y, ngJO s re, an- been named Steven Brown, Dr. THE CHESTER G and his mother. Mrs. Bauer of !Oamlolpm an Carlson. I ty Farm Bureau will be held lRc, bbs.tevw'" andh DI>Gnette dClJay, and Mrs. W. Lewis Brown are ; meet Tuesday June '"VI·s Parkersburg, W. Va., visited to 5 pm. Eaeh ' June 30 at the Gallia le aug • awne an er· · ' •· h th' ee1t lth M 0 Marlin Gypsy ldary Sommer and J , F , d Se , and the honoree's the patemal grandparents. [rtation from tbe Alfred Grange ' ere " w w rs, Tina HYrne' Dabbler Mary ' unlor all'groun s. rvmg sister, Kelly Mae Marlin, Judging of the Dusler Contesi Bauer's grandmother, Mrs, Sommer Hyme 'EllZabelil l start at 6 p. m. (ESTl. ' Parents and friends who Rev. and Mrs, Otis Bell, visl· will be held, Pot-luck refresh, James Faulkner and daughter, Martin, •Elleo' Reese' CoMie Tickets Are $1.25 for adults came to help eelebrate the ling Methodist Missionaries from ! ments will be served, All mem, Mrs. Eva HarUey, They were Coone . Housekee ; Ma and 75, cents lor children, Those birthda were ' Mrs lnga M., Japan will be the guest speaker bers are urged lo attend. enroute to their home In Mary· 1 Coonle attending are asked to bring Coy a.;; her Aunt Betty from at Chesbire Methodist Church, THRUSDA Y land where he Is slaUoned with Reese, Euzabeth MariU:, Tina table service, The menu In- North Carolina: Mrs. CJiniUn Tueaday, June 28, 7:30 p,m, MRS. CLAREMONT Harris I the U.S, Army, after having Hyme; Troop Car- eludes one half of a Abshire, Mn, Robert Waugb, Tbe public is invited to attend,, Mrs, Herman Grossnickle i SJted with her parents, Mr, and ol Folden Sharon chJCken, baked beans and all Mr and Mrs Jerry Martin There will be a reeept<on follow ,! will be hostesses IU the River- I Mrs, James Faulkner and lam' thetrtmmmgs , , ' · th · 1 1 G d Cl b T ily in St Albans W Va PaUla K.ing, Tbea Swarny, · ._ Mrs. George Martin, his graJKI.. mg e serv1ce. v ew ar en u hursday, . · ' · · au Carlaon, Theresa Sommer, The annual meetmg will mother, Mrs. Freda Cottrell, IJune 30, 8 p, m, at the Harris The Rev, arul Mrs, Max IJon. Coot, 'lberesa Sommer, Pau- lure a get-together of .the , and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. I Mrs. Alice Sprague, son Her· t home. ehew and chlldren of Defiance Ia Kin , Health Aid, S b a n Bureau councils. MusiC w11l Marlin man and Mrs, Jessie Hoover of] moved inio the Heath Meth.,. cartso!: Theresa Sommer, r furnished by Claude Daniels and Unabie to attend but send!Dg Bidwell spent a sunday In Proc-[ FRIDAy dist Church parsonage Saturday, rol Folden. 'lbea Swamy, Sus- hiS Texas Rangers, a gift was his grandmother Mrs. IIJrville visiting her brother, Jim EASTERN STARS of Mason, i Mrs. Earl Kmght has openl an CarlsoD, Paula King; Col- Deedlme for reservations I Helena Walls, and son, Tommy. Reiter, who is a patient in the : W. Va., will sponsor a rum- the past week In Columbus as leclor Carol Folden· Sign Manday, June 27, 1 He received a card and gUt Huntiogl<)n Hospital recuperat- mage sale In the Masonic Build-' the guest of her daughter and the Ellen ae..'se, Connie may be made by calling any from his aunt and uncle, Mr. log from a recent accident. iog July 1 and 2, Friday and son-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Ron , CoopeD, Mary Sommer, Eliza· the followmg people: Mrs. Archie Hayman, Fort Saturday, from 10 a, m, to 9 p, I Halley. beth Martin, Tina Hyrne; Wat: Gillespie, 240:5998 , Mrs. Frank Irwin, calif. A small treat Mr. and Mrs. James Ham· m. Ml'l!. Bernard Bebramm of er FuD Susan Carlson Sharon Mills, 251Hi248, Mrs, Dan was given to eacb of tbe chll- rick and daughter Beverly of Zanesville IS the gue!l of her Cyclist, carol' Foldeo; ter, 251Hi737; Mrs. dren. Florida, visited recently with SATURDAY , daughter and family, Mr. and Slp of tile Star Paula King R DaviS, 240:5190; or Mrs. Allee Sprague, Mn. Jessie TWIN CITY Shrme Club will Mrs, Joho Lyons and family, Tbea Swaroy Sbaroo Carlson' Brown , Daniels Insurance I Hoover and Mrs. carl Meeks of sponsor an lee cream social in I Miss Linda Lyons, Honored Tbe!Ua 110miner susan Carl: ency' 441>0003. Bidwell Middleport Sal!ll'day, July 2, 4 Queen ol Bethel Job'o Daugh10n Carol F~ p, m. to- wben It's gone - on tors, is in Columbus where ohe r.iemhers of the troop also 811the Davia lot across from the Is attendinl the Grand SessiOD terllllned their lathers for Fath· Stork Shower Held Masonic Temple. I of Job's Daughters, ~ Meet at Home Of Mrs. Weber Mrs. Wilson is Hostess to Ch hCJaSS eanoo boiteso u.; Mom Needs HighChair Tip • llr, lllllMra.llowari.BIIItll, 8 1'1 IIIII dau&IJW, tbt IIGIIInd Ullda Jleevtl, Jlr, • • II It I .,..uon ifn. ·.l>ciaalll Hauck. • tile Ina ~ tiJIIr laM boa- llluli, llr. IIIII llrs. :";:~· 1 ,rbu. lllarrfltm, ' IUIIIII 1111 .., pnt ·Reception is Given for Mr. ami Mn.. ~angw,"th Aasemb~ oa.:: Metgs . llfP ....... II 111e Bfcll leW Gallia farm Bureau Outing I J JO une Mrs. James Richards of Rio live Director or Ohio Council Mrl. Homer Holter Slits! ~peaker at the 0 pen Grande w.. elected vice presi-1 of Churches and Mrs. George I ~e::;ns Of IIIII llutllllll Friendly Gardeners In the home dent for the Southeastern Area i Marlin, Summit, New Jersey, o L Bruce lily Juae 22. of United Church Women 1i a National Vice PresidOJll of IIIII member of the Chester Garden Club Ohio at their Arlllual I' Uniled Clwreb Women, Garden Club, demoJIItratecl with table held Mrs, William. J. Brown arrang-..t~ fllturlal roles. 111'1. Joe Bolen, vle..presl· on the campus of Dennisoo President of Gallla Counly dent and FOfll'llll cllalrman, preteDtecl lll'l. Holler wllb 1 Univol'l!ity, Granville, June 21 Council, United Church Women, gilt aiiJIPI*liatiOII 011 bellall to 23. accompanied Mrs. Richards to of the SI'O"P· · Mra. Tom Ma!'lfa lbt three day meeting. 111'1. Boward llirddllld 111'1. Jamea Thomll8, Mr!. Bill ~·· Rlchardo fa tbe district lfded. A .... ,.. IlDia ,:; Brown, Mrs. Vernon Weber and preaident for. PortsltlllUth Diolbt RtJ!!dil Almlllll Allodatlnn the llOrbotlesaes, Mro. May, trlct, Woman 1 Soelety of for Oonl Mftllltllllll lleti Mrl. O'Dell and Mra, Carsoo atrisUan Service of the Methfor lbt Altmtlf IUPP members ' odlsl Cbureh and also 11 preslread, _. : dent of the Alumni Association 1111 111 111P1111 a'I'IJIIemelll of Ria Grande CoUe1e. The Catholic Woman's Club ~ lor tbe tlfiDI' llpiiiiiOI'Id by the Sbe oueeeeds Mra, James of lbe Steubenville Dioee•an ~ Lending Creek Walerlhed AICollier ollrooton, wbo bu ser- Council of Catholic Women ~ IOI!lllloll btld Bllurday night. ed as Area Vice President for recenUy held Its 21st aMual • It JIPtllled that litter the past tllree years. Mrs. J1ar. convention at the Diocesan Com'l: llulrell Uti ... bought and old llebeele of ClllclnnaU wa• munity Arena, Steubenville. •~ 11111aUo4. Boward Blrcb!ield UrC t1ected president of United Tbe convention opened with a ! and 'IIMau liar* Wfte th8111o- Mrtl. Goe!!rey . Cbureb Women of Ohio, re· low ponlif'~eal masa followed eel for fL lfrt. IIRiter reported tllned Wllaotl enter- plloiDI Mrs. Rudolph Cooks of a brief coffee break, oo tho 8IIYw Tea, held at the the WllliDI'ti'arken <lUI Cleveland. The oew officers A panel discussed the loplc Uri BwJ1b1r boml near Cbe- of the II:Dterprlle EUB Cbureb .were llwtalled at the cloalng of "The Apostolate of the Catholic iblre, 8uDtfay, June , 'lblll'llfay IV8IIinl 11 her boma, the auembly by Mrs. Charle• Woman In the Modern World," 011 DllrlnC lbt meeJlDC, 11 Mrs, Ro<k 8prillp Bold, Pomeroy a. Coleman of Salisbury, N. c., The women w~re urged Ill work Bruce Davis wu booored with D. Duo of Women at Livingstone fo~ a more mlimate relalioa· a stork libolltl' with flllla placCollefle, sh1p between their faitb and ed on 11bJe dooiiC!IIetf Tbe meettnc Ill ebarfle of Mrs · 1helr everyday lives, This large 1blle ~.nJ; with a Ilea Buct, Plllideft~ opeae4 Speakers at the Assembly in· would help them carry out the prize wdoaated b. Mrltra;:::: wltb IJ'OUP 1lqlng of In the dutletl Jobo M. Wilson, Elecu· convention theme which was, was :..n by Mrs y B~ oav11' Servke of the KJac, lollowetl "Glorify the Lord With Me. Let •nd the door pr1,;. was woo J>Y by ICI'ipluftl reatllni of Paalm 1 Dinner II Gillen Us'l'htoflelb!inaler 1extol His name!' Mrs DOll Hanilo by Mrs. Harbert Diloa and the e eal!ll'e of the conRdreshmeots ofn, , IS!Orled Lard'• Prayer fa unisoa. For Annlver111riea ventlon was a dinner with the Most Reverend Joho King Mussandwlebos, cook!n, brownleo, A procrllll wu preseated 111- Ted and Delbert Patleraon en· alo as the main speaker, potato chipo, mfnls, Iced lea <lucllng a poem My Racllo, by lerlained with a dinner last Represet1tsllves of St Louis and coffee, were served buffet Mrl. Paul Jl'rlot: You Never Buntlay at 1be1r borne In Great Catholic Woman's Club of Ga~ style from 1 table COfered with WaUl Akmt, Mr1. Myrtle Lons; Bend In observanee of the wed- Dpolis attending the coovention lace, featuring an arrangement Awaya In Style, Mrs. William diDg annlversarlea of their sis- were Mrs. Joseph Hllllt, Mn. of red rosea by Mrl. Boleo. Tbe PuliiDI, a guut: A Lillie tar and brother-fll.law, Mr. all'i Gerald Roacb and Mrs. Joseph arrangement was ~anked by 1:1oa1e Remembers, Mro. WIJ. Mrs. Clair Boso, and of their Brady. • white candles In crystal bold- soD; F'atller'l Day, Mn. Jobll brother and alster-Jn.law, Mr, - ·- - crs, C<>bolleola were Mn, smltb, IIIII Come In, Mra. Ed and Mrs. Jamn Patterson, Hoi/mans on Tour May, Charlel Mn. Harvey O'DeU Mra and Killl: Mrs, Present were Mr. and Mrs. To Yellowstone 1111 bulllllll -loJ! Jloltl and Nancy, Pegy, Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Bruce Davll wiD next meeiiJia. ._,_..._~.!!"_,made 10 the ~en,! !.,~· 'lbomas ad Bon- iDd chlldren, Mike, Tam!, Bev· Preslllt wee lin. BiD WiJ. ~··- --. ~ to 8ulall "'" 0 ~- Bend; Mr· an4 erly and David returned recen~ ford, lolrt. Qyde ll2vta Mra. Dimll and Jnd7 Smith who wlU Mrs. Patterson and Brent a...t 17 11om a vaeallon trip to Ye~ Holter Mr1. Harold M go lo 1 churdl camp Ill Terry, Racine; Mrs, Dessio Pol- lowBtone Nalloll81 Park. Roy lfn. Colorado Ill July. Tbe wonder terson, Pomeroy; and the hosts, (Jther. polnls of Interest vl!lled Parker IIIII &uz, Miss Debbie !101 d«uuod by IIUI. Dlsoll wu CafUDg In tho lflonloil wtre 'tiS'O Grand Teton Natlmlal M- and ·l fn •..~ W • narded to Jlrl, Carl Maore. Mr. and Mrl. Mllr;e Smltb ad Part, MI. Rushmore and "· "' ,!,, • • - • .... Refrellmlelds were ltrHII by TbDDihy Kennelb lind 11fcbae1 "" COitlmiM, pllll, 11111 lbt 11a11e11 fll lboee aamed Miss Smith aS:th Dakota, the 111 • 111'1. 111'1. Davll, aboft lid IIIII Don>tby Lons TinY RandolpbOf J'arkirtlbar" Jowl NMska olher parks lfn. lin, JloiiD, l"dJr ...r.d Wlllt& W, VL , , . . llliDo'Js. ' Wyoming = Polly's Pointers Awards Made to Junior Scouts In Recent Court preseflted by the secretary, Mary Hughes, A program conslsting of song! and memories was presented. inclulling "May the Good Lord Blm and Keep You" by Donna Waugh, and a ceremony with all officers tak· 1ng part, Mrs, Richards Elected to Office By Southeastern Area Church Women , '1'1111 . . . . All 1,, AllldotloD Ul . . ed tllal ..,.. ,.. ... .. ~- . od from ldi,b and my parents dou t ~en like to bear me speak of gtrls, ao I doo't but I otnl think about lbem. lance, _ H. , . 1101 allowed to date, and Dear Helen: : I cant "ff go out on Sunday I think "MAD" !1 a silly : aflel'lld!lal wiiiJoat belDc told ldd wbo doesn't kMw a good ~o * I houllt and lbing wbon sbe sees it. 1 am Cheshire Chapter, Order of ha •~ being asked u elglttb grader and I think Eastern Star, recently celebra~ • I "" lille I was there. Modern Math 11 the greatest eel ito 45th Annlvenary with six Aft~ a ~ tlay'a work, I She doesn't know how lacky ..~ charter members preoent, Ivan : ever> .1• down town on are: lor once we can Bbow up and Ada Msck, Bucyrus; Rena ca~~Zt JliSbll. Naturally I our parents. My Dad II a col- Reynolds, Wymond Bradbury, , ve car. lere craduate aud I know more l and Huldah Jenkins Gallipolis f 1 c= 1....~ oae lhlnl lor aboul math then be does. - and Everett Long, Cheshire. ' ear --. followed. I don't M~TH STVDENT Distinguished guesla were De· want to eel In lroubln, aud I This column II dedicated to puly Grand Matron of District lry lo do DIY best, bul I would lamlly Uvlng, 10 If I'OU're bav· 21, Lois M. Pruitt; Grand Re· sure like to be treated lJlce I ing kfd trouble or jutlt plaiD present.adve of Ohio In West ~:' mo;;" than 10 years old. trouble, lei Jlelon help YOU. VIrginia, Thelma Caslo and De•::~ l!lp. - S. L, She will also welcome your West Vir1inia in Ohio, Pearl I'd s~y lbls own amiiJIIing esperleneea. Ad· Northup; Worthy Matrons and oxcept that I've11 ~vablt, dress Helen Butte! in C'lll'e of Patrons of other chapters; Past many lhlll DeWipaper. MatrOM and Past Patroll8 of the Che!hire Chapter, Including the first Worthy Matron, Ada I~~ I ~ By, Relera 1 g Pt!hi~:umnprobl~~~ ' . Tile ~ay 'l'lme~~oSenttlltd, llllntlay, lune !8, 1988-17 Piano Students Give Program Ending Studies 1 'I I ll ·! ! I 1 SealY Firm • Golden Class1o nowonlr Unbeatable value, 111perb lleeping comfort • • ·truly a spectacular opportunity to ~&vet Comparethetleexpeblivemattre.featurea; • Smooth, butlon-tr11 lleepiJIIturfact ' • Edp Garda' lin ltlp·IO:Itflt flnnne11 • DuJ'O.FIIIIP• ktept arflct.-th • Rich, liuvywel&bt ft1nl print cover Coil11enlent tenn• 111111ll11ble '\ PUNTY OF FREE PARKING STORE HOURSs MON. thru WED. - 9 to 5:00p.m. TH'-lRSDAY 9 to 12 NOON FRIDAY ' to 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY 9 to 5:00p.m. 88 FULL Oil 'IWtlllllE MAftitUIOR 801 SPRIHII Shop larry's~ •• er'o Day. Tbe girls prepared and llei'Ved I picnic supper of hot dogs beans potalo chips ---~' ' ' pop .,.. doughnula. Tbe mainder of the evening lpent Ill a softball game with the girls and their fathers par· llclpalinc. Mrs. Robetl Sehopis Is the troop loader and Mary and Mll'l' Cleland are A1clel. Personal Notes from Pomeroy For Mr., M11nley Mother's LltUe Helpen f.H Club met at the home of Mn. A stork shower was held V W ber in R0II 8nd cently for Mrs. Ray Manlev ernon e ' on the Middle 1 h M June 23. Roll caU was answered 1 por orne 0 ,rs. by naming a favorite anima~ Lawrence Manley, Mlendtng with nine members present, and homo Tburaday' from Col urnwere Mrs. EddJO Manley, Mrs. Weber the only advisor bus where he was called by the Ed Neutzllng, Sharon and ' death of his uncle, Lewis Wolfe. Roush, Mrs. Dale Herrman, Demonslralfons were given by Miss Edna Hilberg of Cincin· MarJorie SIUne, Mrs. Rice and Jane Wise on oall and Mrs, James Teller of Manley, Mrs. George Caslo, "Hamburger Vegetable Pte," AJesandrla, Va. visited Morulav, Mrs. RoJJe Oller, Mrs. Bill and Debbie Gateo on "Golden with Mn. Homer Holter, Chesl. Buckey, Mn, Terry Michael Glow Salad." Tbe song "God er Road and Mrs, Ed Baum, p C Mill ' Cl b and Mrs, Dorothy Forgan. Lives Today," was sung by Chester. ron,' u lng gl!to were Mrs, Harr1 all, Mr, and Mrtl. Qeorge Chllda 1 Me,ta on Friday Mrs. Edith Speneer, Mrs, Ella The girls suggested having a and granddaughter, Dawn HelMrs. LllUan SUeU emertained Phillips, Mrs, Edith Hermann, party in August, Sherry clle of McKeesporl, Pa., w h o lbe Past Matron's Club of Mn, DeU Shinn, Mrs, Hayes waa 111 cbarge of recrea· bave beeD on a month's tour of ceUne· Chapter, OES, McKinley, Mrs, James Sears, lion. The rythym game 1111 the west, arrived Friday for a port, at her bome Friday Mn. Owen McKmney, Mrs. dodge hall was played. visit wllb his sister, Mrs. Nor· tng, Mr8. Wlllls Bill Wells and Mrs. Tom ~uah. Jane Wise and Debbie Gales man McCallum. ..,,, COIIducled the were tn ebarge of relreabmeots. Mr. 1111 Mra. Elmer Baum of 111eeting. COME FOR WEDDING Foods were sampled by all the Bremen visited friends In the The inritfng was opened with Out of town guests In girls. Dresses were sewed. area Tueaday, and attended the lbe Lard'• Prayer In unison. port for tbe wedding of must be almost flnisb. fulleral of Wilbur Bamn. from 1UnesSes were Mrs. Charle Judith Butcher and Mr. by the Delli meelln&, JUDO M1sB Myrils Kay Parker reMember~ Pporled G~W>'ll were Mr. and at the Weber home. turn<!~ borne Friday, from Ve~ 11om Wnesaes were John Garwell, Mr. aod Mra. -Terrie MDier, News Re)IClrl- tltaDS Memorial Hospital !IIIII is Cbarletl BeiiiiOII, Mrl. GrfH R\11: Deomls Garwell and daughter, er. oonvalesc!Dg nicely. tell and lbank you notes were Ll&a, Mrs. AI Waltman, Mr. and I.:J£ Bobetl PulllDs returned read from Mrtl. Bonnett, Mrtl. Mrtl. Dick McGee, Lorain; Mr. ANNOONCE BIRTH to his borne In 'l'burtltnn SaturltiiSsell, ·.Mrl' ·l.vons and Mrs. and Mrs. Don Strauss; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. VIctor E. Gaul day, after a ,....,al claya visit RusRII, ,Mrs. · ~ and Mrs. Fred Butcher, Mrs. are announcing birth of a 100, with his grandparents, Mr. and Jvelyt\ \<ewfl tiir flowers. Get Columbus; Mrs. VIctor !»gene Jr. woiPJng llbo. Mrtl. Roflln Bearhs. !!ell ~ were to be sent . SpriDiUeld; Larry 91!1 oz., born at 7:SI p.m, Moa- Mrs. Dellle Patteraon return· ilmt.JD members of the club. Tracy, Mr. and Mrs. William day June 20 at the Holzer Jlot. ed bome Frida)', alter a villi al l P18J!1 were made for the an- Lohrer and daushter, Jo pltal, Galllpolll. Maternal grand- Great Bend wilb bel' 1101111, Ted plcDic to be held tn July Ann Furney, Cheryl mothel' is Mrs. Agoes Koebler, and Delbert Pattereon. 1111, pf,aee to be IIII110IIIIC8CI John Bevin, ~r.. PeR Fultonbani, 0. patemal srlilld- . Mr. antllill'l. Heory Joacldm ·0.0.. , _. played dar- Marsene Scheetz, Rusy Sebnltz. parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. 1J. and Mrs. Joe Klttaye wbo were mDlDg and Phil t.fr, and Gatl), lltar 'lloula, Cbeatar; bore lor the luneral of Wilbur ,W...W· . Fafttlpar,nta ~Mr. and ~. ~~ 10 their bot!IB• "__ .,D•.J. (Bud) Morau, at, YOIIIIP!OWII. Thurs&f. , Willie and lint. 1'Liilltlt • illl'l' Were ,&J!eSII .III ~ ~ ' ··. ~~ · ~ ·- · UAu... : ' "'"'~; H ('' '•q./J' •;j'' ' .... ' ~~ ,, ~· J i,.,,,l; ., .~ lot only Your heart Is s camera, of sorts. but our professional portrait camera "remeJTibers' exactly !he look, the smile, and the pose, lat us help keap the child with you lltNIYl: Call today for your appolnlmanL ' SAFFORD'S . •~-~.INC. ·. ·, . I'HOIJI~~s.ii~o' .. ~ ~ • .,.. ·. llf, ~nt. w. v. t ·~ -,~ . Dept~. 1~ ~~· �f r _, • • ~ ,,. -.- ' . 'l ' . .' \ Get Extra Cash The Want f\_d Way •' ':0· 1 ~'.\NT AD ~- -~ ,---··--··· " For Sal• INFO~'~'~!~N oar ,..,.,. "ubtlctn.~t . Fer Rent I For S•le FOUR ROOM furnished apart- 1960 MUhli..l:. .riumt::, i~ :;, ~. c:::_:~tfi~'::' ment. WY Z..365B. 4 14 tic 2 bedrooms, front kitchen, wu• 111 te:cellit• until t:oo •· M. It l1"v1·ng room For appoint For on ot Pubttutltn THREE and four room fur · · • •nuLATtoNI oished apartments. AU uttll· ment call Che~ter 985-3929 afn•• 'ubttllltr rue""" ,.,, rllllf tiel paid. Phone WY 2_41176 . ter 6 p.m. or se~ us at Skateto "n or ••••ct eny '"'' ~~etm.a A-Way RoHer Rmk Rt 7 on oo,ullofltb••· ,,,.... ,~a~~uN 1t1 Rowley and Reed. After 5 . ' · ,.,.,,,.o •mmiHltarety. Tnt ""• p, m. call WY z-.3574. Wednes~ay, Fnday n•""· ww I\Cit be "''on•n••• .., . , tic urda_y_mgb_ts___·_ __ "''"' 1n.t1n tnt lnurrttl IMtrfklr.. ,. o1 t '· M. Monaar Dttallflt t:O_G .t.. M. - - - - - - -- ------ - 1 MARE riding hOrse, yearling I mare colt, and a German Sheoberd. Call 985-3843 or i see Rodney Oaul, Sumner Road. & 26 3tc THREE and four room furnish- 1!165 HONDA Super • Hawk,' • cen • ,., w1n1 en• lnHrt••• ed and uofurnished apart· $550 or will lake Honda 160 Mlnlmuon cn1r1• •o ctnh n c'"'" ,., ~'ill tor '""" con. ments. WY ..-5434. l2 6 tic in on Lrade. Middleport, Ohio. • . MCIIriV. lnHrlllnt ' OR Slllf l_!.bone _992-51112. & 26 lte 10 II" c11nt Ollc:OIIftl "' Pllld 11d1 ='""""'~Fcc1-or w.:r~• ''"''u LARGE brick bomt downtowo. Mlldel'll lritclren, two """ port, al8o aa apartment 011 leCOIIII 11nd 111111 ptll:l WltiUn II clf,y" Door CAitO OF tHANKS & CHIITUAitlll ONE COW, heifer, Gwhlti Ger· l STEREO RADIO _CONSOLE man Shepherd pups, Rin Tin ! 4 speed mtenmxed changer, 5th, f) weeks old, 5 black and I dual'volurne control, 4 speaksilver dogs, 5 weeks to one [ er so~d syst~m. Lovely wal- I year old, 1 white German · nut fm1sh. Tb1s set 4 months Shepherd male, 13 mouths old I old. Take over payments of Rln Tin 4th. Phone 667·3503 $6 per month or pay balance 11.21 ""' " _,d nunlmvm. Itch lddltionll word Tc. OFFICI liOU.I 1:10 A. IYI. to 5:10 f' M. Dtllr &lturoar I1U -.. M. to 12:01 N01n IT'I 10 &AIY TO ,LAC:I A SMAU FARM ACRES 2 story, t under ~0,000. horne in Chesblre llblp. 20 acreo UUablo. Prh:od I uader f!O,OOO. •tiULT P'.ODUC:Ifol• WANT AD , PHONE WY 2-2156 =====-====== _ ar_ter_3 P:m·____6 26 12tp DitU Stock .......... "" WRITI IRNIIT THORNI l'Jturm~n, Ohio IH PhoM 245-5269 luti- S.rvicea ="'--'-"'-;...~~~a 1\11~ AMERICA'S MOST NPUI.AR CAMPERS AUCTION SERVICE F• a Dtmanstratlon Sat For Complete Auction C.&·J. Trailer Sales Service Call I '" L-In St. Mlddloporl, 0. i JIM CARNAHAN I AUCTIONEER Qnapleto liervlel Crln Krt~dl~•rr1 Wrtle. Proae ar Coutad &. UDIATOR o... ~RAUt"UKD Baebte, 01110 I I 110 due $88. Call 992-3m6 :M 6tc Nolice 2 ACRES. separate, on Rt. 7, - - - - -- - suitable tor motel or business, YOU CAN walk or, your rug 2 All Now Ridiatar Shoj 1 MY SHOP will be closed June road surrounds 3 sjdes of it. hours after cleaning i~ with Lustre Foam. Electric Sham· 25 until ' July 6 for vacation. ! Phone 667-3503 aftu ·3 p.m. eCar eTruck eHooter Dorothy's Beauty Shop, Sy· . _ _ ___ 6 26 12tp 1 pooer rental $1. Ebersbach Core e Bulldozer _ raruse, · Ohio. 6 24 3tc CORN grawe!'s, this is the 1 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 8Any Typo 5 23 6tc HAM SHOOT Sund-aY,June26 time to apply liquid nitrogen I from 12 till dork on the Hob- for that extra corn yield. Call · erl Hill f"m . Sponsored by Albert Parker, Chester, Ohio. JUST TAKEN IN - 10011 solid · the Racine Fire Department. Phone 985-3824. - 6 26 3tc state stereo. 4 speed aut.o1 6 22 4tc 10HDER Arnstui:J.'s H and N. matic changer, 4 speaker DoJ:o1 Bottle Gas. Auc•~:r"I";O;cN;;-·a~t-;A-;da-rn-,"'·"""'f[. diilR ] Nick Chick leghorn chick! I sound system. Radio equipBmthers, 618 E. Main St.. I Post, Main st., Rutland, Ohio, · s ta e eytdModdtauos.t orOir· l ped. Walnut finish. Assume Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc Friday nights at ?:lO. Phone or started pullets today. Mod- , $5.50 per month or pay bai· Pomaroy, 0. 742·53 4. tc ern Poultry, Box 168, Athens, . ance due $93.33. Call 992·32_18 I 6 21 6 9 - - -· - - ___ Oh10. Phone 500-7831. 6 22 Otc GO AHEAD, GIVE IN. Thio AUOIONEER G~NS - all kind•, Stewarr• : 6 26 ltc ' WEANED-PJGS~ead to 0 , is the spell of C"'hannel No. 5. i uun Shop on Depot St. m. · -7 -- -·. ·Y g COMPLETE SALES Enjoy the exhilarating splash Rutland. Buy, sell or trade, 'SEWJNG MACHINE - Smger . Phone_ !J92:.7931. & 22 6tp MANAGEMENT or spray mist or cologne, 2 1 Wrlft,, Phone or Contact complet.e line of reloading I sewmg . ·machme. ed t · This machk GERT'S a gay girl ready oz., $1.75; I oz. , $3.00; $3.50 1 equtPment - powder,, shells ·' buttonholes me eqUIPP darn o zig zag, monorna e for a wh1rl . after -cleaning 1pray, perfume $1.50 - $ii.Otl, JIM CARNAHAN ;;~n d buII ets. u 5 30tc ., '. ~ oz. Sylvia's Cosmetics, grams. elc., all w1lhout atcarpets with Blue Lustre. RACINE. OMIO Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy, tachment. Pay $1.25 per week Rent electric ahampooer $1. l.o,r 111d Found Obio. Ph. 9~. 6 li 7tc or pay balance due $G4.04. 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Cu. AIR CONDITiONING Refrlgor1 atieo 11ervice. Jack's Refrig. SEW LNG machlnea, repair ser t :M 6ic ' 6 20 6tc L(JST !It Shamrock Motel a Call 992·3218. eration, New Haven. Phone flee, oU makea. WY Z.2l8l. HANNAH'S nusband, Hector. $100 bill. Reward uHered. Ph. i 1 TIJ 2-3537. t 8 tfe hates hard work so he cleans 992-9941 . 6 2l 6tc lbe Fabric Shop, Pomero1 the rugs with Blue Lustre. Autborlz.ed Singer Sales and EXPERIENCED AND Rent electric st•ampooer $1. Servtee. J Ill Ue Wanted I Picken's Hardware Co., Inc. WHEEl PAlNTrNc. --i~ieriOr -a-nd eKter- · 1•1 &tat• For Sale =-=-:c::---c-,.6 20 6te ior, hourly or contract, re:ls- 1 ALIGNMENT ARAB kills pests best! Free onAhle Ph. 992·~180 . Homer , Make Y(lUt Reservation• end your home from termites, For Rentals Now. Braley. . --· & 26 15tc 1 BRAKE SERVICE ants, cockroaches, ~~~:~:::J iABY SITIING. private home, I BIG BEND '""pions, silverlish, s slerping room, kilct'ten use. ~ - RENT PROBTRAILER SALES wasps and water bugs. • - Alignment Shop POMEROY L D0d!<on. 42 Sout!• 3rd o\t·e ., LEM? Buy this, 1300.110 ROUTE 124 al)le at King Builders Supply Phont 992-3576 Middleporl, 0. 6 24 31p down, balance $41.03 per . At Syracuse Corporation Co M'ddleport 4 29 tfc W. Main St. Pomtroy 1 month. Toml price $1,000.00. VACANCY, room and board l!..,...,,...,...,,...-..,..,..,...,_,.11 ·• · l'ormerly Grueser Body for invalid or patient of any ZIG ZAG OM ATIC - We (I REPOSSESSED E ' iecb-;iux 11h story, S rooms 12 bed~ Works kind, male or female , 2~ known make sewing machine. cleaner, oew cleaner lll3raoI rooms), bath. Cl.,. to store. huur practical nursing care if , Makes buttonholes, sews on tee, current model, reasoDo 1 POMEROY - SPRING AVE.eSttel X·Pramte needed, reasonable. Ann a · buttons, darns, monograms, able payments. Call 675-2941 Tola1 price $1,5110.00. $3110.00 eAluminum loditse Haines, Portland, Oilio. ·'fb . etc. All W:ithout attachments. Pt. Pleasant, or write EleceAdiust·A·Uvel L.,ae down. balance f62.82. per Fllltrglns Window• 843-2602. & 24 6tc Take over payment• ol 13 trolux, 200 Fifth Sl., Poillt month, two apartment1, live in one and rent one. 2 story, iAH~MAio. Inquire tne. Hi~HO per month or pay balance due I Pleasant. e ' 30tc t rooms n; bedrooms), two Bar, Middleport, o. -64.44. Call 992·3218. brighl carpet bath•. ==:---C""C~6,.:2::.3,.:7::.t<:_r === 6 22 6tc r"lore them wllh Blue Lus· • ~ ln. Plywood Floors• APPLE GROVE - $5,000 buys GIRLS_ ages a.l 2. Baton les- INEIGLER eiJiLDJNG. SUPPLY tre. Rent electric shantpooer e13 oz. Duck Ctllln1•• 1.7 acre, 1 story, 6 room (Exctpl Raven) sons. Be member of the iBA1'HROOM plastic tile block, $1. Baker Furniture Co, 8 oJOUSe, 3 bedrooms, bath, "Gio-Ette!l" twirling corp aluminum siding, storm doors ;;;-;==-::;==""'-6-;-:-: 20--;:: 6tc I forced air ileating system, ROUSH & LYONS March In parades, be ln co; . and windows .. we build the BUDGET f'RlGED furniture tn some riVf"l' frontaaeCAMPING TRAILERS test!l., etc. Also private baton best and reparr t~e rest. .call 0111' third ftoor budget shop. Mtton, W. Va. CAIJ. US FOR ADDITIONAL ., n IZ Guy Nelgler, Racme. Oh1o. Baker Furaiture. Middleport lllrton lt. PROPERTIES I ! 1 s 0 ~ 1or peop1e over · 6 14 30tc Ohio. 11 12 tfc Albert M. Cos, Broker summer only 1 to be given ill Heory Ueland, SaloiiDau Pomeroy and Middleport. By 19z.313t recognized profes!lional twirl· Evenings 192-!518 ing instructor autilorized by & STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., DOWN 22. Family ACROSS -------------~ ~~~ 1. Indiana ot mcm· 1. J.~enow o[ Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. II ONI Of THE the Co!WTlbla l.ler 6. Maple or Call now 992·6863 valley 23. Low NICEST PECPLII CALL olm 6 2l 31p joint 2. Cue 9. Site of a 26. Prepo~ DICK RAWLINGS 3. Conjun~ · wall, circa SOON! Middle aged lady · \o s l· lion 1600 tiOD 4. Famlly work 4 days 1 week and stay . 10. More 2i. Rc· member R.wlings Hond• Sales nights to be with elderly lady l unusual ti. Pewter coin ntoved WY 2·2151 See Bessie Athey 509 South ~ 12. Peel trom 6. Rodents 13 ' Rlp•n MIDOLEPORT, OHIO "" d A M" d ' dl I 0 0 YHtenla)''a A•••~r 7.Emlt ottice o=\.on ve., 1 epor, . H. Common 37. Rent 28. R <Jman 8. Gho!!tl!ke Come to side door. 6 22 3tc I . ending Alumagis lrateJ 39. Early 9. Ridges --- - · .. .· l!'i.Exlst 1 abode 30. Frem:h 11. Rupture GINSENG and Golden Seal, top i 16. Revolve u. The red or river 13. Tableland. price for good clean dry 1· 17. Thu• · the black · 15. Decapltate S1.High roots. Home every evening at . 18. Mu. HS1' 18. Engliltb 42. Weat hills I 20.Sproad Indian key 32. Inclttll I or 6 o'lkB. c oc . rmg roots I pus tG ••• tt.Man'a 19. Samp~e 33. Skin in or ship by parce] post. dry nickname disorder ot cloth Check malled to you same \ ~1. Seni!Ca.'lll weapon day l receive roots B ill 24. salt·water Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio, P. rood fish. 0. Box 14. 6 22 6tc 2!5. Positive EXPERIENCED SERVICE I ~~!.~,~!~~!~!~~~ ~~~~~r~~~~. :,~:~! --Spoed--~-~:_1~-;-•-•i_•-' i. 8 Crow's Steak House 1 ..... lnsped your roof. Wo lollz.e ID Rf.Raollng 11 weD ao aew roofs. Fll' ESTI· MATE - lAw moolhly pay. ~Jaa up to 80 IDOIIbl pay. CaD uo today. Johu Grif. IIIII lleo!lq C.nlracton. Ph. 1963 CHEVROLET lmpalo _ $1765 Hardtop Coupe, wbite fioilh, spotle.nly elean red interior, 327 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, white wall tirea like new, radio and heater 1961 CHEVROLET Bol Air _$1095 Station Wagon. JeL black Unlsh, red trim, VB engine, automaUc trans., 1 owner, radio and heater, iOOd wblle wall tires. 1964 FALCON 2-0oat -~· Deluxe interior, good white waD finish, radiG<, tu:atrr, IIH!al Olll 1965 CHEVROLET Impala $2695 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, .andalwoo<l flnl~ h. all vinyl interiur, with bucket seats, V-8 engine, auto· malic transminion, power ateerinK and brakes, wire ·wheel covers, 8:00 while wall tire&. show.11 little wear, radio, heater, a real buy. 1964 CH!VROLET Impale 51995 4 Door HT Sedan. Low milea&e b7 original local own· er. new 1St line wbite wall tires. Beautiful turquoise over wbite finish witb apotleu clean Interior, VB en· tine, automatic trans ,, power deerinl and bnkea, radio and beater, new car condition. TRADE NOW! TRAVEL TRAILERS otylo houoo wilh room, playhouoo for childreo with ncoUeot lloa. Seo by appoiltmeat J,. GET A BANG-UP BUY ON· A C TO GO VACATIONING INf Call--· CAMPERS --------=:.:I &II.. 1 .a..,.. j I $211 dozers, e:1perienced Lecal bouliB& • moviDc. compressors, tools, elec. welders. cau us, «6-0112. Joel~~~0 lliller. 137-ZII :;::,c"""'"...'' R•l Estate For S•le 0. D. PARSONS DAILY CROSSWORD Realtor IU :bu1 Ave., ........ FARMS SPecial - !9 acreo farm, room, bath, 6 A. bottom, bal. Ill paslun!. Just oil State Ill. 160, priced ..,250. Wo bave tho proJH!I"Iy. Wbat wo IIOed II oomo buyt<'o, We have Ianni from 1 1o acres at price!! to sell. Also city ud villap prop..-ty, •.,.. .... believe we can suit your de- DIIIId. Call or oomo 111. laleomaa -..,., UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES COW CVTS BOSTON (UP!) -If Massa· dluscill RepubllC8Ill lllCI ~~~:::'':':"-""·""'"" met at the banquet table lllslead ol tho baUot bo•, GOP wwld will boada doWI. AI their prHOOVeotioA Friday Rltlhl, I $10 to•••ot l ,.. do-t~younell raen. We bne 1 ~­ ltoek of uphollllerio( fol> ...... plullaiDdl.-1 suppllet. KNOm USED FURNITURE !'"Di~1mlgnoa Rtpublicaa ·~==I peUI, p! l!orl Willen, 11111111 oncl UPHOLSTERING IJIOII1toel, lucy •lriDI ~~e-. _....,.berrleo and Ice cream. At the Demoeratlc CODventlon baRQue! Jwo• 9, flO Ucket bouehl cold cull potato salad. - w~ ~I! .!"l • MODEL T Fllft!, will Write 8os Jll, ... SHOP 1161-IIIIA... 8olllpollo. Ohio alullliJium dooro, complete. C.Sb Corry e2UII. Farmero Hanl·l «U741. World, Seveotb 636 5Koncl Ave. t.md- Laou G•lllpolls, Ohio THE ESTATE OF MRS. CARL WALl - ' ! " Lllrp .. 1'erm-lmr- "ANDAIID PLIJMBJNO BATING, 101 s....s IIW'I& 1ror:' ~l.(rf:•• lara. radio, lauaclry tub, Wrlapr wa• Dew), aatlque-roctera, window 14l'eeDI, USED FURNITURE ~ Wlllluy Any Amount, lncllldlftl C.mplete Eatllll .KNOns na..._,...,. USED FURNITURI ~CII!Io =· "=' ~· pot • otlllet, old umbrella ~j~Dd, mllc. dlahpoiJ • J1!1D1, will mlrrora, C~ben PI raap, moplaSlmmoaa dlaette aet pa, otand, day (Ute bed, aew) ..,4 1 ~~.i ~-1!' mlddae, raa htatera. many other ~w't'.,;Ut. ·~nl!'l~lldNCI Wall White -1'11111 Wall Klllf. William a Iowan; AtlorNy . Aualltllaln Col. ~· I. Knolll A Col. Jl"'"",..,. ' . 1288. · _ 6 9 for s.le or 992-\ tlectrodt 2~. HU<n,. edging ,• ·- 1 Renl Ph. 742-4363. WILL BALE 1:.-+.J •nd. IUKI SERVICE 36. Newspaper Item: ..... 38. Exclama.• tlon 39. Pa.ss BlaeHnars bet.WI!tll 6 14 12tp Wantecl WHEEL AUGNMENT 30tc , 31. Makt i - ROOMS· and· bath-;-electrical· ly bealed borne In RuUand. Hell)' AnUque cbelt of drawer~, Old baU IfNI, 2 - 8 z 12 wool I'1IIJ, throw ruga, fire place aet, aD!lquo dlabea lo IOIDO cut eJau. ball table, card tablea, old mahogany rodter, will llmpa, UDote otand llvlq room aulte, pliUorm rodter lo llloo~ plate &lUI mirror, wudl'llbe, blrdaeye maple cbelt • dreuer mantle clock. allllque dreaer, atand tablet, eedar llned ebelt, 2 bedo complete, old chest of di'awero, h eat lamp, two por<h m1111, old Ice awn Jo cbalra. plcturea • frameo, wheelborrow r madlc!De eablnot, anUque dl'llp lOll bble ~ grateo, flower poll, . elec. fire plact lop, 'band ~l"!"bi"i _! __ !.fe.tinll ·- WATER HAUUNG, Phone - WED., JUNE 29, 1966-1 P.M. Clyde B. Wolkor, Mgr. _ .. _ - · - HOUSE 'find roof painting. 11.251 3<. Small, , ...... wt.te' (lob pe r hour. Call after 5, VI ,. . 315.Greek 2481. 5 24 !lltp 1 letter PUBliC SALE cub. Tr!IIUOO: II HONDA SALES SERVICE WY 2-2193 pi<akl 40.Frencb m. painter ft. Container HAY. Phofte43. Severe ..."l'role<lill&' 7931. 6 22 Sip rooftdle. DEST c!erk. See Mr. Prall, 45. 8\lbn\er'pd Ollio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. 4.8. Stained 1 _21_61c-ll JIAILY CRYFI'OQUOUl - u.,.;o how te work It& --::--:=--Ali:YDLBAAXB - For Rent -=o-= T""nn LER ' n ~ , spaces, Ia ree lOts, modern utilities, oear iood achools and cburcbes. clean community, Ph. m5750. . . 8 :H 71p I ftOOMJ! AND bath .\lfllurniB!J. ill eparlmetrt. Pb. IIM73I. I ZZ tie to LO ·N&FELLOW One l<tlerlllmply olaDda tor onother, In thlo oample A~~for 111e 111no r;._ X 111<' tho t'ile 0'•, eto. Blllflo ..,.._ trollbla. the 1eqth and formatS~ ot: the ward• are au JdnW. day~ oocto letlftl ere dlft-t. . A a,plofnloo q.otallaa ' a II T 0 ... BeI a X B 'l r 11:. B '1' ·I W P 'l' a P 'I! • :t P B a I' L X r. t 'l' ·~1,.1 B i'' PIZZA ~T ITS Ga.ATESt'~ PlaiD or wtlb peppei'Oill, auaqe, mushroom. bam or -bla.aUoa-. t" w Ill" ..... _.75< to IJO ~1111 Co...,.OIII hnlcl c.w. vrt """ . 11\ck up At G. & G. CAJ'E Ill W. MAIN I; •. ,IOMiROY ...1Estate For Sale A FULL LINE OF Gibson Prices Start At_ 169.95 . 742-4211 Arnold Grate �f r _, • • ~ ,,. -.- ' . 'l ' . .' \ Get Extra Cash The Want f\_d Way •' ':0· 1 ~'.\NT AD ~- -~ ,---··--··· " For Sal• INFO~'~'~!~N oar ,..,.,. "ubtlctn.~t . Fer Rent I For S•le FOUR ROOM furnished apart- 1960 MUhli..l:. .riumt::, i~ :;, ~. c:::_:~tfi~'::' ment. WY Z..365B. 4 14 tic 2 bedrooms, front kitchen, wu• 111 te:cellit• until t:oo •· M. It l1"v1·ng room For appoint For on ot Pubttutltn THREE and four room fur · · • •nuLATtoNI oished apartments. AU uttll· ment call Che~ter 985-3929 afn•• 'ubttllltr rue""" ,.,, rllllf tiel paid. Phone WY 2_41176 . ter 6 p.m. or se~ us at Skateto "n or ••••ct eny '"'' ~~etm.a A-Way RoHer Rmk Rt 7 on oo,ullofltb••· ,,,.... ,~a~~uN 1t1 Rowley and Reed. After 5 . ' · ,.,.,,,.o •mmiHltarety. Tnt ""• p, m. call WY z-.3574. Wednes~ay, Fnday n•""· ww I\Cit be "''on•n••• .., . , tic urda_y_mgb_ts___·_ __ "''"' 1n.t1n tnt lnurrttl IMtrfklr.. ,. o1 t '· M. Monaar Dttallflt t:O_G .t.. M. - - - - - - -- ------ - 1 MARE riding hOrse, yearling I mare colt, and a German Sheoberd. Call 985-3843 or i see Rodney Oaul, Sumner Road. & 26 3tc THREE and four room furnish- 1!165 HONDA Super • Hawk,' • cen • ,., w1n1 en• lnHrt••• ed and uofurnished apart· $550 or will lake Honda 160 Mlnlmuon cn1r1• •o ctnh n c'"'" ,., ~'ill tor '""" con. ments. WY ..-5434. l2 6 tic in on Lrade. Middleport, Ohio. • . MCIIriV. lnHrlllnt ' OR Slllf l_!.bone _992-51112. & 26 lte 10 II" c11nt Ollc:OIIftl "' Pllld 11d1 ='""""'~Fcc1-or w.:r~• ''"''u LARGE brick bomt downtowo. Mlldel'll lritclren, two """ port, al8o aa apartment 011 leCOIIII 11nd 111111 ptll:l WltiUn II clf,y" Door CAitO OF tHANKS & CHIITUAitlll ONE COW, heifer, Gwhlti Ger· l STEREO RADIO _CONSOLE man Shepherd pups, Rin Tin ! 4 speed mtenmxed changer, 5th, f) weeks old, 5 black and I dual'volurne control, 4 speaksilver dogs, 5 weeks to one [ er so~d syst~m. Lovely wal- I year old, 1 white German · nut fm1sh. Tb1s set 4 months Shepherd male, 13 mouths old I old. Take over payments of Rln Tin 4th. Phone 667·3503 $6 per month or pay balance 11.21 ""' " _,d nunlmvm. Itch lddltionll word Tc. OFFICI liOU.I 1:10 A. IYI. to 5:10 f' M. Dtllr &lturoar I1U -.. M. to 12:01 N01n IT'I 10 &AIY TO ,LAC:I A SMAU FARM ACRES 2 story, t under ~0,000. horne in Chesblre llblp. 20 acreo UUablo. Prh:od I uader f!O,OOO. •tiULT P'.ODUC:Ifol• WANT AD , PHONE WY 2-2156 =====-====== _ ar_ter_3 P:m·____6 26 12tp DitU Stock .......... "" WRITI IRNIIT THORNI l'Jturm~n, Ohio IH PhoM 245-5269 luti- S.rvicea ="'--'-"'-;...~~~a 1\11~ AMERICA'S MOST NPUI.AR CAMPERS AUCTION SERVICE F• a Dtmanstratlon Sat For Complete Auction C.&·J. Trailer Sales Service Call I '" L-In St. Mlddloporl, 0. i JIM CARNAHAN I AUCTIONEER Qnapleto liervlel Crln Krt~dl~•rr1 Wrtle. Proae ar Coutad &. UDIATOR o... ~RAUt"UKD Baebte, 01110 I I 110 due $88. Call 992-3m6 :M 6tc Nolice 2 ACRES. separate, on Rt. 7, - - - - -- - suitable tor motel or business, YOU CAN walk or, your rug 2 All Now Ridiatar Shoj 1 MY SHOP will be closed June road surrounds 3 sjdes of it. hours after cleaning i~ with Lustre Foam. Electric Sham· 25 until ' July 6 for vacation. ! Phone 667-3503 aftu ·3 p.m. eCar eTruck eHooter Dorothy's Beauty Shop, Sy· . _ _ ___ 6 26 12tp 1 pooer rental $1. Ebersbach Core e Bulldozer _ raruse, · Ohio. 6 24 3tc CORN grawe!'s, this is the 1 Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 8Any Typo 5 23 6tc HAM SHOOT Sund-aY,June26 time to apply liquid nitrogen I from 12 till dork on the Hob- for that extra corn yield. Call · erl Hill f"m . Sponsored by Albert Parker, Chester, Ohio. JUST TAKEN IN - 10011 solid · the Racine Fire Department. Phone 985-3824. - 6 26 3tc state stereo. 4 speed aut.o1 6 22 4tc 10HDER Arnstui:J.'s H and N. matic changer, 4 speaker DoJ:o1 Bottle Gas. Auc•~:r"I";O;cN;;-·a~t-;A-;da-rn-,"'·"""'f[. diilR ] Nick Chick leghorn chick! I sound system. Radio equipBmthers, 618 E. Main St.. I Post, Main st., Rutland, Ohio, · s ta e eytdModdtauos.t orOir· l ped. Walnut finish. Assume Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc Friday nights at ?:lO. Phone or started pullets today. Mod- , $5.50 per month or pay bai· Pomaroy, 0. 742·53 4. tc ern Poultry, Box 168, Athens, . ance due $93.33. Call 992·32_18 I 6 21 6 9 - - -· - - ___ Oh10. Phone 500-7831. 6 22 Otc GO AHEAD, GIVE IN. Thio AUOIONEER G~NS - all kind•, Stewarr• : 6 26 ltc ' WEANED-PJGS~ead to 0 , is the spell of C"'hannel No. 5. i uun Shop on Depot St. m. · -7 -- -·. ·Y g COMPLETE SALES Enjoy the exhilarating splash Rutland. Buy, sell or trade, 'SEWJNG MACHINE - Smger . Phone_ !J92:.7931. & 22 6tp MANAGEMENT or spray mist or cologne, 2 1 Wrlft,, Phone or Contact complet.e line of reloading I sewmg . ·machme. ed t · This machk GERT'S a gay girl ready oz., $1.75; I oz. , $3.00; $3.50 1 equtPment - powder,, shells ·' buttonholes me eqUIPP darn o zig zag, monorna e for a wh1rl . after -cleaning 1pray, perfume $1.50 - $ii.Otl, JIM CARNAHAN ;;~n d buII ets. u 5 30tc ., '. ~ oz. Sylvia's Cosmetics, grams. elc., all w1lhout atcarpets with Blue Lustre. RACINE. OMIO Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy, tachment. Pay $1.25 per week Rent electric ahampooer $1. l.o,r 111d Found Obio. Ph. 9~. 6 li 7tc or pay balance due $G4.04. 1 Pomeroy Cement Block Cu. AIR CONDITiONING Refrlgor1 atieo 11ervice. Jack's Refrig. SEW LNG machlnea, repair ser t :M 6ic ' 6 20 6tc L(JST !It Shamrock Motel a Call 992·3218. eration, New Haven. Phone flee, oU makea. WY Z.2l8l. HANNAH'S nusband, Hector. $100 bill. Reward uHered. Ph. i 1 TIJ 2-3537. t 8 tfe hates hard work so he cleans 992-9941 . 6 2l 6tc lbe Fabric Shop, Pomero1 the rugs with Blue Lustre. Autborlz.ed Singer Sales and EXPERIENCED AND Rent electric st•ampooer $1. Servtee. J Ill Ue Wanted I Picken's Hardware Co., Inc. WHEEl PAlNTrNc. --i~ieriOr -a-nd eKter- · 1•1 &tat• For Sale =-=-:c::---c-,.6 20 6te ior, hourly or contract, re:ls- 1 ALIGNMENT ARAB kills pests best! Free onAhle Ph. 992·~180 . Homer , Make Y(lUt Reservation• end your home from termites, For Rentals Now. Braley. . --· & 26 15tc 1 BRAKE SERVICE ants, cockroaches, ~~~:~:::J iABY SITIING. private home, I BIG BEND '""pions, silverlish, s slerping room, kilct'ten use. ~ - RENT PROBTRAILER SALES wasps and water bugs. • - Alignment Shop POMEROY L D0d!<on. 42 Sout!• 3rd o\t·e ., LEM? Buy this, 1300.110 ROUTE 124 al)le at King Builders Supply Phont 992-3576 Middleporl, 0. 6 24 31p down, balance $41.03 per . At Syracuse Corporation Co M'ddleport 4 29 tfc W. Main St. Pomtroy 1 month. Toml price $1,000.00. VACANCY, room and board l!..,...,,...,...,,...-..,..,..,...,_,.11 ·• · l'ormerly Grueser Body for invalid or patient of any ZIG ZAG OM ATIC - We (I REPOSSESSED E ' iecb-;iux 11h story, S rooms 12 bed~ Works kind, male or female , 2~ known make sewing machine. cleaner, oew cleaner lll3raoI rooms), bath. Cl.,. to store. huur practical nursing care if , Makes buttonholes, sews on tee, current model, reasoDo 1 POMEROY - SPRING AVE.eSttel X·Pramte needed, reasonable. Ann a · buttons, darns, monograms, able payments. Call 675-2941 Tola1 price $1,5110.00. $3110.00 eAluminum loditse Haines, Portland, Oilio. ·'fb . etc. All W:ithout attachments. Pt. Pleasant, or write EleceAdiust·A·Uvel L.,ae down. balance f62.82. per Fllltrglns Window• 843-2602. & 24 6tc Take over payment• ol 13 trolux, 200 Fifth Sl., Poillt month, two apartment1, live in one and rent one. 2 story, iAH~MAio. Inquire tne. Hi~HO per month or pay balance due I Pleasant. e ' 30tc t rooms n; bedrooms), two Bar, Middleport, o. -64.44. Call 992·3218. brighl carpet bath•. ==:---C""C~6,.:2::.3,.:7::.t<:_r === 6 22 6tc r"lore them wllh Blue Lus· • ~ ln. Plywood Floors• APPLE GROVE - $5,000 buys GIRLS_ ages a.l 2. Baton les- INEIGLER eiJiLDJNG. SUPPLY tre. Rent electric shantpooer e13 oz. Duck Ctllln1•• 1.7 acre, 1 story, 6 room (Exctpl Raven) sons. Be member of the iBA1'HROOM plastic tile block, $1. Baker Furniture Co, 8 oJOUSe, 3 bedrooms, bath, "Gio-Ette!l" twirling corp aluminum siding, storm doors ;;;-;==-::;==""'-6-;-:-: 20--;:: 6tc I forced air ileating system, ROUSH & LYONS March In parades, be ln co; . and windows .. we build the BUDGET f'RlGED furniture tn some riVf"l' frontaaeCAMPING TRAILERS test!l., etc. Also private baton best and reparr t~e rest. .call 0111' third ftoor budget shop. Mtton, W. Va. CAIJ. US FOR ADDITIONAL ., n IZ Guy Nelgler, Racme. Oh1o. Baker Furaiture. Middleport lllrton lt. PROPERTIES I ! 1 s 0 ~ 1or peop1e over · 6 14 30tc Ohio. 11 12 tfc Albert M. Cos, Broker summer only 1 to be given ill Heory Ueland, SaloiiDau Pomeroy and Middleport. By 19z.313t recognized profes!lional twirl· Evenings 192-!518 ing instructor autilorized by & STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc., DOWN 22. Family ACROSS -------------~ ~~~ 1. Indiana ot mcm· 1. J.~enow o[ Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. II ONI Of THE the Co!WTlbla l.ler 6. Maple or Call now 992·6863 valley 23. Low NICEST PECPLII CALL olm 6 2l 31p joint 2. Cue 9. Site of a 26. Prepo~ DICK RAWLINGS 3. Conjun~ · wall, circa SOON! Middle aged lady · \o s l· lion 1600 tiOD 4. Famlly work 4 days 1 week and stay . 10. More 2i. Rc· member R.wlings Hond• Sales nights to be with elderly lady l unusual ti. Pewter coin ntoved WY 2·2151 See Bessie Athey 509 South ~ 12. Peel trom 6. Rodents 13 ' Rlp•n MIDOLEPORT, OHIO "" d A M" d ' dl I 0 0 YHtenla)''a A•••~r 7.Emlt ottice o=\.on ve., 1 epor, . H. Common 37. Rent 28. R <Jman 8. Gho!!tl!ke Come to side door. 6 22 3tc I . ending Alumagis lrateJ 39. Early 9. Ridges --- - · .. .· l!'i.Exlst 1 abode 30. Frem:h 11. Rupture GINSENG and Golden Seal, top i 16. Revolve u. The red or river 13. Tableland. price for good clean dry 1· 17. Thu• · the black · 15. Decapltate S1.High roots. Home every evening at . 18. Mu. HS1' 18. Engliltb 42. Weat hills I 20.Sproad Indian key 32. Inclttll I or 6 o'lkB. c oc . rmg roots I pus tG ••• tt.Man'a 19. Samp~e 33. Skin in or ship by parce] post. dry nickname disorder ot cloth Check malled to you same \ ~1. Seni!Ca.'lll weapon day l receive roots B ill 24. salt·water Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio, P. rood fish. 0. Box 14. 6 22 6tc 2!5. Positive EXPERIENCED SERVICE I ~~!.~,~!~~!~!~~~ ~~~~~r~~~~. :,~:~! --Spoed--~-~:_1~-;-•-•i_•-' i. 8 Crow's Steak House 1 ..... lnsped your roof. Wo lollz.e ID Rf.Raollng 11 weD ao aew roofs. Fll' ESTI· MATE - lAw moolhly pay. ~Jaa up to 80 IDOIIbl pay. CaD uo today. Johu Grif. IIIII lleo!lq C.nlracton. Ph. 1963 CHEVROLET lmpalo _ $1765 Hardtop Coupe, wbite fioilh, spotle.nly elean red interior, 327 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, white wall tirea like new, radio and heater 1961 CHEVROLET Bol Air _$1095 Station Wagon. JeL black Unlsh, red trim, VB engine, automaUc trans., 1 owner, radio and heater, iOOd wblle wall tires. 1964 FALCON 2-0oat -~· Deluxe interior, good white waD finish, radiG<, tu:atrr, IIH!al Olll 1965 CHEVROLET Impala $2695 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, .andalwoo<l flnl~ h. all vinyl interiur, with bucket seats, V-8 engine, auto· malic transminion, power ateerinK and brakes, wire ·wheel covers, 8:00 while wall tire&. show.11 little wear, radio, heater, a real buy. 1964 CH!VROLET Impale 51995 4 Door HT Sedan. Low milea&e b7 original local own· er. new 1St line wbite wall tires. Beautiful turquoise over wbite finish witb apotleu clean Interior, VB en· tine, automatic trans ,, power deerinl and bnkea, radio and beater, new car condition. TRADE NOW! TRAVEL TRAILERS otylo houoo wilh room, playhouoo for childreo with ncoUeot lloa. Seo by appoiltmeat J,. GET A BANG-UP BUY ON· A C TO GO VACATIONING INf Call--· CAMPERS --------=:.:I &II.. 1 .a..,.. j I $211 dozers, e:1perienced Lecal bouliB& • moviDc. compressors, tools, elec. welders. cau us, «6-0112. Joel~~~0 lliller. 137-ZII :;::,c"""'"...'' R•l Estate For S•le 0. D. PARSONS DAILY CROSSWORD Realtor IU :bu1 Ave., ........ FARMS SPecial - !9 acreo farm, room, bath, 6 A. bottom, bal. Ill paslun!. Just oil State Ill. 160, priced ..,250. Wo bave tho proJH!I"Iy. Wbat wo IIOed II oomo buyt<'o, We have Ianni from 1 1o acres at price!! to sell. Also city ud villap prop..-ty, •.,.. .... believe we can suit your de- DIIIId. Call or oomo 111. laleomaa -..,., UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES COW CVTS BOSTON (UP!) -If Massa· dluscill RepubllC8Ill lllCI ~~~:::'':':"-""·""'"" met at the banquet table lllslead ol tho baUot bo•, GOP wwld will boada doWI. AI their prHOOVeotioA Friday Rltlhl, I $10 to•••ot l ,.. do-t~younell raen. We bne 1 ~­ ltoek of uphollllerio( fol> ...... plullaiDdl.-1 suppllet. KNOm USED FURNITURE !'"Di~1mlgnoa Rtpublicaa ·~==I peUI, p! l!orl Willen, 11111111 oncl UPHOLSTERING IJIOII1toel, lucy •lriDI ~~e-. _....,.berrleo and Ice cream. At the Demoeratlc CODventlon baRQue! Jwo• 9, flO Ucket bouehl cold cull potato salad. - w~ ~I! .!"l • MODEL T Fllft!, will Write 8os Jll, ... SHOP 1161-IIIIA... 8olllpollo. Ohio alullliJium dooro, complete. C.Sb Corry e2UII. Farmero Hanl·l «U741. World, Seveotb 636 5Koncl Ave. t.md- Laou G•lllpolls, Ohio THE ESTATE OF MRS. CARL WALl - ' ! " Lllrp .. 1'erm-lmr- "ANDAIID PLIJMBJNO BATING, 101 s....s IIW'I& 1ror:' ~l.(rf:•• lara. radio, lauaclry tub, Wrlapr wa• Dew), aatlque-roctera, window 14l'eeDI, USED FURNITURE ~ Wlllluy Any Amount, lncllldlftl C.mplete Eatllll .KNOns na..._,...,. USED FURNITURI ~CII!Io =· "=' ~· pot • otlllet, old umbrella ~j~Dd, mllc. dlahpoiJ • J1!1D1, will mlrrora, C~ben PI raap, moplaSlmmoaa dlaette aet pa, otand, day (Ute bed, aew) ..,4 1 ~~.i ~-1!' mlddae, raa htatera. many other ~w't'.,;Ut. ·~nl!'l~lldNCI Wall White -1'11111 Wall Klllf. William a Iowan; AtlorNy . Aualltllaln Col. ~· I. Knolll A Col. Jl"'"",..,. ' . 1288. · _ 6 9 for s.le or 992-\ tlectrodt 2~. HU<n,. edging ,• ·- 1 Renl Ph. 742-4363. WILL BALE 1:.-+.J •nd. IUKI SERVICE 36. Newspaper Item: ..... 38. Exclama.• tlon 39. Pa.ss BlaeHnars bet.WI!tll 6 14 12tp Wantecl WHEEL AUGNMENT 30tc , 31. Makt i - ROOMS· and· bath-;-electrical· ly bealed borne In RuUand. Hell)' AnUque cbelt of drawer~, Old baU IfNI, 2 - 8 z 12 wool I'1IIJ, throw ruga, fire place aet, aD!lquo dlabea lo IOIDO cut eJau. ball table, card tablea, old mahogany rodter, will llmpa, UDote otand llvlq room aulte, pliUorm rodter lo llloo~ plate &lUI mirror, wudl'llbe, blrdaeye maple cbelt • dreuer mantle clock. allllque dreaer, atand tablet, eedar llned ebelt, 2 bedo complete, old chest of di'awero, h eat lamp, two por<h m1111, old Ice awn Jo cbalra. plcturea • frameo, wheelborrow r madlc!De eablnot, anUque dl'llp lOll bble ~ grateo, flower poll, . elec. fire plact lop, 'band ~l"!"bi"i _! __ !.fe.tinll ·- WATER HAUUNG, Phone - WED., JUNE 29, 1966-1 P.M. Clyde B. Wolkor, Mgr. _ .. _ - · - HOUSE 'find roof painting. 11.251 3<. Small, , ...... wt.te' (lob pe r hour. Call after 5, VI ,. . 315.Greek 2481. 5 24 !lltp 1 letter PUBliC SALE cub. Tr!IIUOO: II HONDA SALES SERVICE WY 2-2193 pi<akl 40.Frencb m. painter ft. Container HAY. Phofte43. Severe ..."l'role<lill&' 7931. 6 22 Sip rooftdle. DEST c!erk. See Mr. Prall, 45. 8\lbn\er'pd Ollio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. 4.8. Stained 1 _21_61c-ll JIAILY CRYFI'OQUOUl - u.,.;o how te work It& --::--:=--Ali:YDLBAAXB - For Rent -=o-= T""nn LER ' n ~ , spaces, Ia ree lOts, modern utilities, oear iood achools and cburcbes. clean community, Ph. m5750. . . 8 :H 71p I ftOOMJ! AND bath .\lfllurniB!J. ill eparlmetrt. Pb. IIM73I. I ZZ tie to LO ·N&FELLOW One l<tlerlllmply olaDda tor onother, In thlo oample A~~for 111e 111no r;._ X 111<' tho t'ile 0'•, eto. Blllflo ..,.._ trollbla. the 1eqth and formatS~ ot: the ward• are au JdnW. day~ oocto letlftl ere dlft-t. . A a,plofnloo q.otallaa ' a II T 0 ... BeI a X B 'l r 11:. B '1' ·I W P 'l' a P 'I! • :t P B a I' L X r. t 'l' ·~1,.1 B i'' PIZZA ~T ITS Ga.ATESt'~ PlaiD or wtlb peppei'Oill, auaqe, mushroom. bam or -bla.aUoa-. t" w Ill" ..... _.75< to IJO ~1111 Co...,.OIII hnlcl c.w. vrt """ . 11\ck up At G. & G. CAJ'E Ill W. MAIN I; •. ,IOMiROY ...1Estate For Sale A FULL LINE OF Gibson Prices Start At_ 169.95 . 742-4211 Arnold Grate �. .,,; .. ,.,., .....1.;'" .. ~.,~ , "' ' . ' ·~ ' ' ' . ' ~ ;.,_..·;...k~- ~..:Jiu!l a 1~ ... at . . U~lnri!l1 yllowa. tn Highlights in the Week's 'News .__~""i'1'"'i,N,+. .....0-.U.;....I.R_,<_ _ _ s~E~~@EE lndustri~l D~~·~lopment Sit~·Purchased :,P.r:•::.r::d~;a•·.~~"'.1 By Gallia Countv CIC from State of Oht·o rnw~ ' ' D th WUlia~~right. s wrtgl~. "'"'"•Y· 1 ' ...... . ..... -~- . .· ···· --· . ...... __~ -~ 1 I A . . . ~........,--.. 4~'1!1 . -.. .• -1 .... ,. .....,~;..,....;....,·~ 1A . b .· &V¥ Gall l'a .l '. ' ' '· EventS 1 .---- 'j Tile Rio Grandt 8tjaaN .,....red lint le11on for 111• ...., clan of weslerD otylo 11q11are dancers WedaeldaJ eveiiiDJ al the Gallla CoaniJ Jlllllor Fatrgrouadl, with caller • tostroctor Ray Wrlsloll of The claSI Is stU! open Ia New Dave~, W. VI. Tbert ,..re Dine couples enrolled. Tbe ela.. Ill still open II Interested couples. 1\e nexl leiSOD wlU be Jnae 2itb II I p. m. (E.S.T.) 62 ',.. wuuam Floyd StewaQ, mecbanlc at Galllpolls . tired rlverman and former city . . . . . . • • H ber • employe, died at 10:20 a. m. I V wl oW muwr w., mJ"Ut' ICU LU u•uw...,m ..,it,;..w:;. ~~;,-;.;;-: ~!';, !!~. ~ ~!'.!'!~!""u. M•• M"". Mr11. }lnm~ vse11 • granu- F~~:~· ::~ bia home, 1604 ChaBY DICK THOMAS cle crash on EasterD Ave. .... Cormick, his sister, had con· daughter, Mra. Sharon th A H had bee . f 11 , Nsllie Belle, Mexican Burro, City Manage~ Gary R. Short, tended he discontinued their and Mn. Manley's young son, am ve. e nm a · Leltovers from the Delta Queen - Its lmposslbl~ to brmgs cheer to Children's pres~dent, Gaiiia County Com- partnership Ang. 25 , 1965, an<! IRodney. lng health since last fall. condense all the outsta~dlng tbmgs about tM Queen m a Home .... Redwood timber lor mumty Improvement Corpora- refused her •ccess to the books. I One of 13 children, he was smgle report of her VISit to the Old French City. bench aroond city park delayed. Uon (C!C) Wedaeaday after· ! THE I.O.O.F. LODGE NO. born Nov. 9, J903, at Winfield, When the Queen was her~ last Wednesday, Myra Mlze, noon presented a check to State , . · 242 of Pomeroy has purchased W. Va., so~ of the late Captain assista nt purser, gave me c~pies of the Steamboat Times, Juae H, 1911·- w. w. Sig- 1Treasurer Roger Clood for pur· . TWO HUNDRED and ninety· : the building occupied by Mar· Henry Wnght and Elizabeth a mimeographed sheet published dally when the steamer ler to head eounty~wide United chase of the 174.15 acres of Gal· SJ}( s_tudents have enrolled for 1guerite Shoe Shop on East Gladman. Wrlgbt Five brothers _ _U.,.ii\1¥_...,,..,..,1.,_, __ is on a cruise. Each cruise the newspaper carries a differ· Service Organization IUSO) . . 1lipolis State Institute farm lar.d the fJrst session of summer IMain St. from Mrs. Norman an~ a Sister preceded him In ........,...,,....,..,.._..,.. l'nt name or sub.title. Mrs. Mize, by the way, is OOitor of More than 2,000 will attend 4-H to be used for industrial de· school at Rio Grande College. Kloes, P~meroy. The lodge for death. . •¥1:~1DA Ulf paper. excursion party ... . Mrs. Mar- velopment. . I Last summer ~ students en-- many years has owned the ad· His w.1fe, the former Ethel Tlw Sleamboat Times was derful boat, tha McDaniel, born June 26, The purchase, made m Co· rolle:<l for the hrst summer ijoining building occupied by Runyon, whom he married May ,,lied "The Ripple Wave" !or It's about the prettiest one 1844, is ffl today; believed to be tombus, completes the CIC's ac- sesSion. . the Blue and Grey Restaurant 15, 1924. preceded him in death lht Cincinnati - Pittsburgh 10annat eity's oldest resident since the tion required by Sub - House , Iand Cockier Realty. . 27 years ago, along with two d:.tV round-trip cruise. One of 1 I bave met tbe nicest friends death of Frances Savage Bill No. 436. The CIC's option · NEWCOMERS to the Galllpo- , children. lh~ passengers submitted the 1 And, I'll be sorry when my GDIIipolis Gauls rally· in top of was to have expired July 6 h.ad ilis CHy School District in He is survived by a daughter, winni ng name. His name, I trip ends." 5th to top OHE 8-4; OHE has no action been taken. GalliaJg£ades 7-1~ for the 1966 • 67 SHOWER HONORS COUPLE Mrs. Vernon Lee of Kanauga; not that it means anything, was Submitted by Christ Lorey. 11 errors, Dee Moore has five. residents may now look for- I school year at Gallia Academy Mr and Mrs Jerry TUUs of a brother, Captain Berkley • -- - - - - - - " " lng,'arrl Peterson (sounds like , One ~m that won_ honor· . . :ward to industrial development High School should register Mtddieport wer'e honored by a Wright, Kat~auga; three sisters, i!B Lll&ft®tm!M!i able menuon was submitted by . June %8, 1911 Galhpohs sol·/ m the near future. as soon as possible, Jt was BDrni8cellaneous shower on FriMrs. Clyde (Mary) Shamblin, SUNDAY 11 Swr~le ) . 1 t;urothy Raymer, CDlu~nist Daisy Rook, as follows: d1er. one of those capture~ by I . . ~unced Monday. Registration da JUne 17 at the Rutland Kanauga; Mrs. Allen (E I Ia for tlw Key West (Fla.) T1mes , "!loses are red MeXIcans at Carrlzal fight; . THE GALLIPOLIS K1wan1S IS 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday ~ Leg' H 11 H te Mae) Yeauger, South Point, and TRIEDSTONE BAPTIST w11 s .~ 1 1est columnist for The 1 Violets are blue, Harvey M. Lee, colored son of Iclub Wednesday night in Os- through Friday, according to er~e:n Mrs 10~8 ~le'e o;ill~ Mrs. George <Gladie) Sheets Church, 3 p.m. Anniversary Rippl r Wave. She commented, 1 If the Delta Queen sinks Ben F. Lee, is now a captive car's Riverboat Room voted 1principal James N. M. Davis. ' Mes w Ill ·Cll Mn Leis, Rt 1, Gallipolis, and two half~ services for the pastor, The f h I b t S ·u " at Chihuahua City . al t . I hl f rs. Y s ne, rs. asslst· na brothers, Ray and George Rev. L.edV. Gause. The public in on I' o er co um.ns. a. ou 1 o w1 you. . , was a pnmos una~1mous Y m. vor o 1 Howard and tlJey were Ihe ,tuff they put m M1n t l vale m the lOth U. S. Cavalry a local umted campa1gn for IN MEIGS COVNTY ed lth the b M erly Ironton. · Ia lnvlt · ,J 1 iep~ . ONE PERSON I missed when 1 with troops that suffered trag- funds for clrarilable organiza- Apparent Jack of communlca- Lee wH l1 ~a~es y rs. There are 15 gralndcllildi'en 1 Moaday ".\nd a! for nijnt green the Delta Queen docked hefe : ~y last week .. .. Methodist tions. Its sentiments were voic- tions between West Virginia b G 1J.se ci ~ze~. ~~ :~ and one great grandchild. THURMAN GRANGE, 7:SO 1 baH' you uoticed the flower 1Wednesday was Captain Jesse D1strict Conference of Marietta ed in response to a query from . and Ohio and contention on the 1 Y 0 le ra • 10 Y ' Funeral services wlll be p. m. Inspection. Members IJuxF~ of real mint sprigs on jP. Hughes. Captain Hughes did Clergy to be in Gallipolis two Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, a part of Ule former that tbe i M·a~cia ~~;rt and. Wanda ducted at 2:30p. m. Sunday bring potluck. tlle stern and near the big ro- 1not make the Pittsburgh trip. days . . Howe McCormick member of the Gallipolis Cham- boundary of the two states is Vmmg. e oor prtze was the Kanauga Fairhaven CENTENARY GRANGE, 8 t.at1nt.! wheel? While growing, IHe celebrated his 90th birthday took charge today of his new ber of Commerce, seeking in- at the middle of the Ohio Ri¥er won by Mrs. Esther carson. dist Church of wblch he waq p.m. Regular meeting. Ladies tlw leaves are sprinkled with earlier this month. But Captain 1 purchase, the Grube Livery formation on the feasibUity of loomed as obst.acles to a bridge, R~freshrneots of assorted sand- member b~ the Rev. bring cookies' and co I d rht dr<tmond drops of fine spray ! Hughes is still going strong and jBam .'.. . Atty. W. R. White a local united campaign for connecting the two slates, at Wlches, cake, potato chips, Delaney' assisted by the drJnks. from the wheel as it churns was working trips out of Cin- 1 and Robert McCormick spent funds. the site of new Racine Dam. punch and coffee were served the Rev' Robert Rider THE CATHOLIC Women's ,.11 d flails the water." cinnati earlier this year. tlast evening with friends in 1t follows that Ohio ought to buf,et style from 8 table c~v- wiU be ·In Madd c;meter Club picnic, 6:30, at Parish Smrely anybody, i suppose, Captain Hughes has taken up the rural district . . . . Major HERMAN A. Clarke, Crown pay hal! the costs of the design ered In white and centered With Friends may cal Sunda y. Camp on Rt. Ill. nl!tirf'd the green lhin,gs grow- 1art in these tater years. and Wilhelm, born in German Pu- City, has been appointed CrDWn and construction of the bridge, a vase of red ros~. ~e gift Miller's Home for Fun:rals TUESDAY mg in the boxes, and if they ! several of his. fine riverboat land or German parents, raised City Postmaster according to a proposition that Ohio is liable table was decorated In pmk and 'lb bod m ll 1 8 t te · ANN JUDSON BffiLE Clasl ~·ad. t.hey probably wouldn't !)aintings are m the River in Moscow, four years in Rus- word received Thursday from to study for some time, and white and streamers lD those ~ t Ythw h e hn a one 7:30 p. m. First Baptist have known what they :saw. Museum at the Campus Marti- sian regiment, six months a W'dshington, D. c. time Js shorl Design costs for colors fell from a suspended a e c urc · Cllurcb, will meet at home of t:! ut. there they were, on the , us at Marietta. We visited the guard in the Greek-Turkish Sidney T. Jones, 25, Logan, ia a bridge on the dam have been blue and white checked urn- • • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter, Iammi. Imuseum recently and brought War, and speaking seven lang· a new member of the GaUipo- estimated at $250,000, and the brella. 'lbose attending or B1rd.e Herdman Rl 218. The Ripple Wave was a las- back a 45 rpm record, feeturing !uages, is here ., a free-lance lis Post State Highway Palrot, bridge itself at 12 million. sending gilts were: Mrs. Sandy PT. PLEASANT - Birdie B. VINTON FRIENDSHIP GARdnatmg little two sheet paper. the Detta Queen's caliope·, or ' preacher; will speak in Public lt was announced Wednesday. A decision, apparently, must ISmith, Mrs. Goldie Graham, Herdman, 68, Loon, Rt. 1, died den Club, 1:30 p.m., Mrs. Tht' f1rst issue named the mem- ''steam pie-'Silna," as it is so 1Square tonigbt oo ''One World, 1Jones, a 1959 graduate of Logan be reached this year on wbeth- Mn1. Esther Carson, Mrs. Wan· Friday afternoon l.n PI~:~~~~~ Lowell McCarley, hostess. ~rs of the ~reW and interesting af!ectionately called. . O~e God, One Heaven, One 1 High School, who spent two er_or not the dam will be a da Vi~ing and She~ry, T~rry, VaiJey Hospital, after a 1 Program, 11 Montb of Roses." !arts and history about the The recor~ starts mth the ~ ~ibl.e-·- .,~y So Many Denom-1years as a memper of the U. bridge. The Corps of Engineers I and R_tta, Mrs. Maxme Gr1mm 1ng illness. He was a llelr.1 Queen. throaty whiStle of the Delta •mations . IS. Army's Military Police, is a has indicated construction of and VIcky, Mrs. Beulah Grate, New York Central Railroad VISIT IN BELPRE Om· very interesting feature Qu~n , and you can imagine the · j June 10 graduate of the Patwl dam is progressq rapidly Mrs. Reva Snowden, Mrs. Jean pJoyee and a retired automoh1ilel Miss Alma Ohlinger and Mrs. of the paper was a collec- excitement on Fourth Ave. , ClASS MEETS tbe point beyond which the Parker and Suzy, Mrs. Bernice mechanic. Lucile Mayes, both of Middle. 1Academy, Columbus. lion nl poems or little four-line when I put the record on, turn1 sign can not be changed. Ne1son, Mrs. Ruth Erlewine and He was born February 7, port, were guests of Mr. and like-sonnets, caUed "Doggerel" ed up the volume and tbe The Long Bottom Golden Rule OLD FRIENDS renewed ac· Joetta, Mrs. Lee Hysell and 1n Mason county, the son of the Mrs. Ernest Cornt and f!llllllY accorct:ng to . Chet Tannehill, steamboat whiStle blew on Sunday, School class met at quaintances, passengers toured JACK CRISP, chairman Linda, Mrs. Loll! CaiT, Mn. late Peter and Nancy In Belpre this week. They visitour l'd1Jor. One read: IFourth Ave. Every body thought the borne of lhe president. Mrs. the old French City, and local tbe Leading Creek Marcia Capehart and Julie, Herdman ed tbe Parkersburg City Park : Tressie Swain. A delicious pot residents flocked aboard the Association, has returned Mrs. Eva Hysell, Mrs. June Survivi~g are two sona to admire the lilies in the pools. "Wbenever you look through the Queen was in town. TThh; kbottof"'tbi of teyour glbas s, ' HERE ARE brief lunch was served to Mr. and Green Lines steamer Delta Rutland after conferences Bearbs and Michelle, Mrs. Jes- . man Herdman, ' 0.; m o s s ro w ee1e,~ . uews . I you 1Mrs. Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Queen when she docked here Washinghm, D. C., with sie White, Mrs. Marie Birch- Herbert Herdman, VISITING PARENTS Aod pleasures of die past. . might have been readmg 10, I Mrs. Charles Bensley, norence Tuesday afternoon on her way approval In his pocket of field, Mrs. Melva Turner and Iaine, o.; three daughters, P.F.C. Jerry E. Frederick, 1"'·' was submitted by Sus1e ,25, or ;o years ago: ' Limberger, Mrs. Bess Lorkins, back to Cincinnati on her ninth mgton to carry out BrendJ, Mra. Mary Beard, Mrs. Lawrence Davy and Mrs. who Is stoUoned at Fort SID, Strong. 8 passenger. .. j ' Mrs. Ella Hannum, Mrs. Myr- annual llklay roundtrip cruise actions. Mrs. E!!le Denison, Mrs. Kath· James Burns, both of Worthing- Oklahoma, Is spendldg a 15 day S"'"" Dogger- .I c·Jnne . II, leen Cremeens• Mrs • Marjor- to n, Oh'm, and Mrs. RRymond leave with his parents, Mr. .. bof .theedwmmng b h liMd - te Delmar lR. lie Damewood• Mrs . Des! Rose ' from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. Accordi•• ·oe to Crisp ' t>l su mitt Y passengers , mgerJC. •. gra ua m ~ e Mrs. Tressie Swain, Santford The Queen carried an ''upside were alrtady aware of our Je Rice, Mr1. Katy Fink, Mrt. Barnette, New Haven, w. va. and Mrs. Norman Frederick, ~ ~.~ . a c·ontest were: Inurse, }oms Holzer ~ospltal: Cotart. and Mrs. Bess Webster. down broom" atop gilded Elk lems over there before I Hysell, Mlaa Edna one brother, Virgil He«iman, aud brother, J.:k, of Long BotThe meetln•II!!< will be with Mr • Horns on her masthead as re- ed • due to the work of Swick • Mrs• Jeanette Davis •aress dd unknown;onessr,. 1 1e tom r,,.l'b;;.•.-D..i!l""ta,...Qo"'-er""oiiiil._•iiiiiiwiiion-iiiiiiriiieceiiiiiilvediiiiiiiiiBiii...s.....ne.iarei-oe""m"'"n""ur"'s-• l and Mrs. Dave Yates. suit of !he June 11 win over the man \\'Biter B. Moeller." Mrs. Robert Clark, Mra. Pearl Mrs Frank Thornton Rt 1 PI - - - - - - - - Bell• of Louisville in a boat race Uttle, Mn. Joan 'iltewart, Mrs. Ple,;.ant· 10 grandchndr~n' · GIVE SURPRISE and caliope duel. CHERYL BENTZ, a Evelyn Warner, Mra. Allee two gr.,;t grandchildren. son Township and was • ,.. The Long Bottom Golden Rule graduate of Easll'.rn Sprouse. Mrs. Shirley Bishop, F\meral services will be held tired construction worker for Sunday &boo! Class gave a TESTIMONY OF Gallipolis School, is tbe winner of a $250 Mn. Francis Alkire, Mrs. Katb- Monday at 2 p. m. In the Crow· lbe Pfaff and Smltb Builder• surprise house warming party mum~Ipal Judge Robert S. Betz, Nursmg Scbolership from leen Tillis, Jean and Louise, Hussell Funeral home and bur- Supply Co. Wednesday night at the home of highlighted Tu"'day rugbfs ses- Meigs County _Tuberculosis and Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Mrs. Lena lal will follow in the Pine Grove Survivors lnclud.• one son, Mrs. Mary Pierce. Ice cream Sion of the pubhc heanng at Health Association. She Howard and the honoree, Mrs. cemetery Friends may call at Charles, Cheshire, two doughGREAT and cake, lee tea and co!!ee Southwestern High School of to attend tbe HoLler Hospital DarleJJO TUlia and Wendy. tbe funer~l borne after 10 8 m ten, Mrs. Otto (Mary) Hoft. was mved to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Baker, ousted local superSchool of Nlll'llng tn Galllpolls SUnda · · man, Jackson, Oblo, ud Mrs• . FRIEND! Cbarl.. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. lntendenl Others testifying Ibis fall. y, Gene (Virginia) Sayre, Flortll, Lewis Edgel, Mr. and Mrs. were Jobn R. Russell, former HELPERS TO MEET Bert Hern Pa., and four grandcbUdren. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Dave Yalef; Mra. Tressle Swain, school board member, and CHARLES E. SWATZEL was Bert Lee Hem, 83, of Cbe- Funeral services will be held Florence Limeberger. Mrs. Bess Mrs. Rutb Meadows, elemen- elecled Comman4er !111: the year AD people wbo are helping In shire, died earl) Saturday, June Monday at 2 at the Rawlingl 6:00 to 8:00 Rose, Mrs. Beas Larkins, Mrs. tary teacher in the Southw.. ~ 11167 when Drew Webller Post the Girl Scout Campe are aBked 25 In the Veterans's Coats Funeral Home tn Mlddle.o\ra Myen, Mrs. Ella IL'IIIIIume ern dislricl Hearing resumed No. 39, American Legion, met to meelln the basement of Mra. Hospital. Be was the son of port and the Rev. Robert IIJ4. Mrs. Mary Pierce, Myrtle Dam.: Friday night with additional I Monday night. A. R. Knight Monday June 27, late James and Mlnerv• er will n!!lclate. Bnrial wUJ be wood, Ml'l. Enzy Newell, Shelia Baker witnesses. Don Taylor, Pomeroy WTler at I p.m. Mrs. Kntgbt bas just Be wa• also PI~ceded In In tbe Gravel Hill Cemetery. and Elmer Mrs. Des! Webster I for the Dally Senlinel, w 0 n returned from the National Girl by bls wile, Lorna, two Friends may can at lbe funeral IUid Judy Perry. THOROFARE MARKETS, first prize In the Scout Tratntng Center at Pleasago, two brothers and bome any time after 10 a. m. MemHr F. .ral ltltrvt Sytftm lac., parelll corporation of Ev· carrier emtesl Ht recslved 1 lllltllle, N.Y. slater•. He was born Ill Sunday. Member F.D.I,C, FOOT-LONG BALE ans Supermarkets, Inc., Wed· walkie-talkie radio ael POMEROY, 0. The North Gallia Htgb Scbool l nesday announced the closing majorettes are sponsoring of the bu•lness offices and ware- PLANS FOR ADWTIONAL foot.long holdog aate bouse at First Ave. and Spruce riverbank work proposed above at the bome o! Mrs. Marie Sl, and tbe removal of It 1 tbe parl!iDc!Ait bave been comer at Evergreen. eotire operation from that loca- pleted, It was announced Moolion to the Rt. 35 warehouse. clay night by Mayor Olarles Sale of Evans Bakey to the Legar to the Pomeroy vlllage Ohio Valley Baking Company, councU. which will service all stores Mayor Legar lakl Ted Beewith lis modero quality bak- gle, Spring Ave., Pomervy, 111 in& and distribution, was also engineer, recently finished tha announced. pjans for the proposecl project You're Almost Certain To Find Just What You're and they have been turned over Looking For On OUR BIG LOT. Stop Byl TWO GALLIPOLIS 1irls were to village officials. elected to poats Tuesday at the The plans wiD be referred lo The IIIW 1967 Models In RCA Victor Color Television - Black 1lJth annual Buckeye Girls the Waterw~ Commlsslou of and White T1levilion - Portable Record Playel'l Console State. Miss Rebecca M. Stepb- Obio. The village Ia attempting eoson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to secure a grant to help fl. 4 Speed, Real Clean, Ster101 - Table Model Radios - Transistor AM Rldl01 0. G. StepheiiiJon, Rl 2 Gallipo- oance the construction ot a Never Been Run Us, a member of the National- ed road Into tbe .rea Transistor AM.fM Radios - Portable TV's are arriving dilly. ist Party, was elected council the purklng lot Elberfeld• invite you to stop In on the second floor In the Music member for Hobart City, Halll· clay County. Miss SW!an H. Boo- CREDIT FOR THE outstandDepartment and - the 25 inch rectangular tube colonels InArtie White, Custom Red Vinyl ter, daughter of Mr. and Mra. ing succeas of second Big Bend cluding the Nitw Mlrk I DeLuxe Sets - the superb new Portable Clarence Boster, Rt. l, Gallipo- Regatta of June 10.12 was u.Interior, Sharp Us, was elected member of the tended Mooday to every organRecord Playe,. In both Monophonic and Stereo Models - The Bacon City School Board. She lzation and tndlvldual o! two naw priced AM-FM Tabla and Transistor Radios - New low is also a member of the NatiOII- counties who supported lt by alist Party. Jock Carsey, pre~t ol the prices on Stereo Console Type Record Pleyers. Pomeroy Chamber of ComOne local Owner. Nice - - - MRS. FAYE THOMPSON merce. The chamber reoponded And Elberfeld• 1111intein 1 complete 11rvice de~rtment was Jnstalled 81 presldant of by votlni lllllllimouoly to spoafor •II RCA Victor Products. A modem equipped shop - expertbe Gallipolis Business and sor ' lblrd ngatta nest year, Profeosional Women's C I u b the dale to be annopnced 1 Ienced technidan for 11rvlcing what you buy - Ask about Monday evening In Oscar's Res- ooon. One Owner. Elberfelds TV end Radio Service when you're In the llore, taurant. A tribute to tbe Club'a l New Riviera Trade In - - - prealdent, Mro. Irene Gilliam, MEIGS OENE!W. HOSPIT· wbo died June I, was written al, Pomeroy, bas beea ·~~:II U.. Elberfelds Sensible CI'IC!It Service to purch1se 1 111w TV and prest•nted by Miss Edith ed by Depal't!nent of H HutslnpUlar, Ia memory of Mrs. Education and Welfare · Set or Stereo or Radio. Gilltom, wbo would bave rellr- the Social 811cnrlly Adlloowllr.. ll 6 C)tl. Standard Trans., eel as president at tbe meeting. U1111, to begin aeceptilD,I Medl· Rough and ready • Elberfelcls are open avery weak daY until 5 PM - ere open eare pallellll as of July 1. JUDGE JOHN W. Howell, Friday nights until 8 PM and Saturday nights until .9 PM. act1D1 Judi• of Galllo County TWO WOllEN .MID 111 .··· ,. eommon pleas court, hu order- IDOIIIbs-okl child eel Glen A. Luellen, Rt. 2 lild· eoeaped ,oerlouJ lnlnrJ 'ftll, Ill make luU accounting of In Pod!eroy wben a bllllneaoln the operaUon of the wacoa' eme dowa 1111 Glemoar Rastaurant to h 11 Hll. Jlfll, onto lin. Hary ll<(lGrm. wlllllllli'lll>. . . Tltq I ' ' .. I < · p\ SUNDAY, JUNE 26.1966 WHV T~AT'S BEAUTIFUL I MEtK! 6UT I DIPIJ'T DO MJYTHIIJG. YETI YOU OON'T HAV!: TO! ITS MAGNIFICHJT Jl!ST 1HE: WAY IT I'>. ! 1 II 1 1 1 SUCI-\ BEf..UlY! Stx:H CLARITY! Sl(H ~IMPttcrrY AIJD OUIET CHARM! SUCH A LDVELY CAIJVA'S! TI-lAIIJK. 'rt>U! t&lJ I'LL STARJ \IJITH IF 'rOO'LL EXCUSE ME I'LL START PAifJT- A DAB OF BLOC UP H~RE:! WATCH IT NOVJ! DOIJ'T RUIIJ IT! CARE.FlJL ... /JOT TOO MUCH ! JI\IG ON IT! THE FARMERS BANK ' THI\T~ EJJ~GH! YW'LL RUif.J IT ! .. -~ TOO LATE! YOU RO/kJEI> IT f ' THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ELBERFELDS 1N POMEROY ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOOSE ONE TO PLEASE YOU! 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Tudor 1962 Buick Wildcat Conv. 1964 Volkswagen 1961 Thunderbird CTDR $1795 1495 5 low 1395 $1195 5 1960 Chevrolet Tudor SMITH BUICK CO~ Elberf,,CJs.lh.Pomeroy. . ' '· .... ' ,. ., .. . 1'f liiOIIT SH.Ot-.Ki Uijj!L . Itt~~ 1'00il. f/IL~ ~~~ ]!'! ' , ., ' �. .,,; .. ,.,., .....1.;'" .. ~.,~ , "' ' . ' ·~ ' ' ' . ' ~ ;.,_..·;...k~- ~..:Jiu!l a 1~ ... at . . U~lnri!l1 yllowa. tn Highlights in the Week's 'News .__~""i'1'"'i,N,+. .....0-.U.;....I.R_,<_ _ _ s~E~~@EE lndustri~l D~~·~lopment Sit~·Purchased :,P.r:•::.r::d~;a•·.~~"'.1 By Gallia Countv CIC from State of Oht·o rnw~ ' ' D th WUlia~~right. s wrtgl~. "'"'"•Y· 1 ' ...... . ..... -~- . .· ···· --· . ...... __~ -~ 1 I A . . . ~........,--.. 4~'1!1 . -.. .• -1 .... ,. .....,~;..,....;....,·~ 1A . b .· &V¥ Gall l'a .l '. ' ' '· EventS 1 .---- 'j Tile Rio Grandt 8tjaaN .,....red lint le11on for 111• ...., clan of weslerD otylo 11q11are dancers WedaeldaJ eveiiiDJ al the Gallla CoaniJ Jlllllor Fatrgrouadl, with caller • tostroctor Ray Wrlsloll of The claSI Is stU! open Ia New Dave~, W. VI. Tbert ,..re Dine couples enrolled. Tbe ela.. Ill still open II Interested couples. 1\e nexl leiSOD wlU be Jnae 2itb II I p. m. (E.S.T.) 62 ',.. wuuam Floyd StewaQ, mecbanlc at Galllpolls . tired rlverman and former city . . . . . . • • H ber • employe, died at 10:20 a. m. I V wl oW muwr w., mJ"Ut' ICU LU u•uw...,m ..,it,;..w:;. ~~;,-;.;;-: ~!';, !!~. ~ ~!'.!'!~!""u. M•• M"". Mr11. }lnm~ vse11 • granu- F~~:~· ::~ bia home, 1604 ChaBY DICK THOMAS cle crash on EasterD Ave. .... Cormick, his sister, had con· daughter, Mra. Sharon th A H had bee . f 11 , Nsllie Belle, Mexican Burro, City Manage~ Gary R. Short, tended he discontinued their and Mn. Manley's young son, am ve. e nm a · Leltovers from the Delta Queen - Its lmposslbl~ to brmgs cheer to Children's pres~dent, Gaiiia County Com- partnership Ang. 25 , 1965, an<! IRodney. lng health since last fall. condense all the outsta~dlng tbmgs about tM Queen m a Home .... Redwood timber lor mumty Improvement Corpora- refused her •ccess to the books. I One of 13 children, he was smgle report of her VISit to the Old French City. bench aroond city park delayed. Uon (C!C) Wedaeaday after· ! THE I.O.O.F. LODGE NO. born Nov. 9, J903, at Winfield, When the Queen was her~ last Wednesday, Myra Mlze, noon presented a check to State , . · 242 of Pomeroy has purchased W. Va., so~ of the late Captain assista nt purser, gave me c~pies of the Steamboat Times, Juae H, 1911·- w. w. Sig- 1Treasurer Roger Clood for pur· . TWO HUNDRED and ninety· : the building occupied by Mar· Henry Wnght and Elizabeth a mimeographed sheet published dally when the steamer ler to head eounty~wide United chase of the 174.15 acres of Gal· SJ}( s_tudents have enrolled for 1guerite Shoe Shop on East Gladman. Wrlgbt Five brothers _ _U.,.ii\1¥_...,,..,..,1.,_, __ is on a cruise. Each cruise the newspaper carries a differ· Service Organization IUSO) . . 1lipolis State Institute farm lar.d the fJrst session of summer IMain St. from Mrs. Norman an~ a Sister preceded him In ........,...,,....,..,.._..,.. l'nt name or sub.title. Mrs. Mize, by the way, is OOitor of More than 2,000 will attend 4-H to be used for industrial de· school at Rio Grande College. Kloes, P~meroy. The lodge for death. . •¥1:~1DA Ulf paper. excursion party ... . Mrs. Mar- velopment. . I Last summer ~ students en-- many years has owned the ad· His w.1fe, the former Ethel Tlw Sleamboat Times was derful boat, tha McDaniel, born June 26, The purchase, made m Co· rolle:<l for the hrst summer ijoining building occupied by Runyon, whom he married May ,,lied "The Ripple Wave" !or It's about the prettiest one 1844, is ffl today; believed to be tombus, completes the CIC's ac- sesSion. . the Blue and Grey Restaurant 15, 1924. preceded him in death lht Cincinnati - Pittsburgh 10annat eity's oldest resident since the tion required by Sub - House , Iand Cockier Realty. . 27 years ago, along with two d:.tV round-trip cruise. One of 1 I bave met tbe nicest friends death of Frances Savage Bill No. 436. The CIC's option · NEWCOMERS to the Galllpo- , children. lh~ passengers submitted the 1 And, I'll be sorry when my GDIIipolis Gauls rally· in top of was to have expired July 6 h.ad ilis CHy School District in He is survived by a daughter, winni ng name. His name, I trip ends." 5th to top OHE 8-4; OHE has no action been taken. GalliaJg£ades 7-1~ for the 1966 • 67 SHOWER HONORS COUPLE Mrs. Vernon Lee of Kanauga; not that it means anything, was Submitted by Christ Lorey. 11 errors, Dee Moore has five. residents may now look for- I school year at Gallia Academy Mr and Mrs Jerry TUUs of a brother, Captain Berkley • -- - - - - - - " " lng,'arrl Peterson (sounds like , One ~m that won_ honor· . . :ward to industrial development High School should register Mtddieport wer'e honored by a Wright, Kat~auga; three sisters, i!B Lll&ft®tm!M!i able menuon was submitted by . June %8, 1911 Galhpohs sol·/ m the near future. as soon as possible, Jt was BDrni8cellaneous shower on FriMrs. Clyde (Mary) Shamblin, SUNDAY 11 Swr~le ) . 1 t;urothy Raymer, CDlu~nist Daisy Rook, as follows: d1er. one of those capture~ by I . . ~unced Monday. Registration da JUne 17 at the Rutland Kanauga; Mrs. Allen (E I Ia for tlw Key West (Fla.) T1mes , "!loses are red MeXIcans at Carrlzal fight; . THE GALLIPOLIS K1wan1S IS 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday ~ Leg' H 11 H te Mae) Yeauger, South Point, and TRIEDSTONE BAPTIST w11 s .~ 1 1est columnist for The 1 Violets are blue, Harvey M. Lee, colored son of Iclub Wednesday night in Os- through Friday, according to er~e:n Mrs 10~8 ~le'e o;ill~ Mrs. George <Gladie) Sheets Church, 3 p.m. Anniversary Rippl r Wave. She commented, 1 If the Delta Queen sinks Ben F. Lee, is now a captive car's Riverboat Room voted 1principal James N. M. Davis. ' Mes w Ill ·Cll Mn Leis, Rt 1, Gallipolis, and two half~ services for the pastor, The f h I b t S ·u " at Chihuahua City . al t . I hl f rs. Y s ne, rs. asslst· na brothers, Ray and George Rev. L.edV. Gause. The public in on I' o er co um.ns. a. ou 1 o w1 you. . , was a pnmos una~1mous Y m. vor o 1 Howard and tlJey were Ihe ,tuff they put m M1n t l vale m the lOth U. S. Cavalry a local umted campa1gn for IN MEIGS COVNTY ed lth the b M erly Ironton. · Ia lnvlt · ,J 1 iep~ . ONE PERSON I missed when 1 with troops that suffered trag- funds for clrarilable organiza- Apparent Jack of communlca- Lee wH l1 ~a~es y rs. There are 15 gralndcllildi'en 1 Moaday ".\nd a! for nijnt green the Delta Queen docked hefe : ~y last week .. .. Methodist tions. Its sentiments were voic- tions between West Virginia b G 1J.se ci ~ze~. ~~ :~ and one great grandchild. THURMAN GRANGE, 7:SO 1 baH' you uoticed the flower 1Wednesday was Captain Jesse D1strict Conference of Marietta ed in response to a query from . and Ohio and contention on the 1 Y 0 le ra • 10 Y ' Funeral services wlll be p. m. Inspection. Members IJuxF~ of real mint sprigs on jP. Hughes. Captain Hughes did Clergy to be in Gallipolis two Dr. Alphus R. Christensen, a part of Ule former that tbe i M·a~cia ~~;rt and. Wanda ducted at 2:30p. m. Sunday bring potluck. tlle stern and near the big ro- 1not make the Pittsburgh trip. days . . Howe McCormick member of the Gallipolis Cham- boundary of the two states is Vmmg. e oor prtze was the Kanauga Fairhaven CENTENARY GRANGE, 8 t.at1nt.! wheel? While growing, IHe celebrated his 90th birthday took charge today of his new ber of Commerce, seeking in- at the middle of the Ohio Ri¥er won by Mrs. Esther carson. dist Church of wblch he waq p.m. Regular meeting. Ladies tlw leaves are sprinkled with earlier this month. But Captain 1 purchase, the Grube Livery formation on the feasibUity of loomed as obst.acles to a bridge, R~freshrneots of assorted sand- member b~ the Rev. bring cookies' and co I d rht dr<tmond drops of fine spray ! Hughes is still going strong and jBam .'.. . Atty. W. R. White a local united campaign for connecting the two slates, at Wlches, cake, potato chips, Delaney' assisted by the drJnks. from the wheel as it churns was working trips out of Cin- 1 and Robert McCormick spent funds. the site of new Racine Dam. punch and coffee were served the Rev' Robert Rider THE CATHOLIC Women's ,.11 d flails the water." cinnati earlier this year. tlast evening with friends in 1t follows that Ohio ought to buf,et style from 8 table c~v- wiU be ·In Madd c;meter Club picnic, 6:30, at Parish Smrely anybody, i suppose, Captain Hughes has taken up the rural district . . . . Major HERMAN A. Clarke, Crown pay hal! the costs of the design ered In white and centered With Friends may cal Sunda y. Camp on Rt. Ill. nl!tirf'd the green lhin,gs grow- 1art in these tater years. and Wilhelm, born in German Pu- City, has been appointed CrDWn and construction of the bridge, a vase of red ros~. ~e gift Miller's Home for Fun:rals TUESDAY mg in the boxes, and if they ! several of his. fine riverboat land or German parents, raised City Postmaster according to a proposition that Ohio is liable table was decorated In pmk and 'lb bod m ll 1 8 t te · ANN JUDSON BffiLE Clasl ~·ad. t.hey probably wouldn't !)aintings are m the River in Moscow, four years in Rus- word received Thursday from to study for some time, and white and streamers lD those ~ t Ythw h e hn a one 7:30 p. m. First Baptist have known what they :saw. Museum at the Campus Marti- sian regiment, six months a W'dshington, D. c. time Js shorl Design costs for colors fell from a suspended a e c urc · Cllurcb, will meet at home of t:! ut. there they were, on the , us at Marietta. We visited the guard in the Greek-Turkish Sidney T. Jones, 25, Logan, ia a bridge on the dam have been blue and white checked urn- • • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter, Iammi. Imuseum recently and brought War, and speaking seven lang· a new member of the GaUipo- estimated at $250,000, and the brella. 'lbose attending or B1rd.e Herdman Rl 218. The Ripple Wave was a las- back a 45 rpm record, feeturing !uages, is here ., a free-lance lis Post State Highway Palrot, bridge itself at 12 million. sending gilts were: Mrs. Sandy PT. PLEASANT - Birdie B. VINTON FRIENDSHIP GARdnatmg little two sheet paper. the Detta Queen's caliope·, or ' preacher; will speak in Public lt was announced Wednesday. A decision, apparently, must ISmith, Mrs. Goldie Graham, Herdman, 68, Loon, Rt. 1, died den Club, 1:30 p.m., Mrs. Tht' f1rst issue named the mem- ''steam pie-'Silna," as it is so 1Square tonigbt oo ''One World, 1Jones, a 1959 graduate of Logan be reached this year on wbeth- Mn1. Esther Carson, Mrs. Wan· Friday afternoon l.n PI~:~~~~~ Lowell McCarley, hostess. ~rs of the ~reW and interesting af!ectionately called. . O~e God, One Heaven, One 1 High School, who spent two er_or not the dam will be a da Vi~ing and She~ry, T~rry, VaiJey Hospital, after a 1 Program, 11 Montb of Roses." !arts and history about the The recor~ starts mth the ~ ~ibl.e-·- .,~y So Many Denom-1years as a memper of the U. bridge. The Corps of Engineers I and R_tta, Mrs. Maxme Gr1mm 1ng illness. He was a llelr.1 Queen. throaty whiStle of the Delta •mations . IS. Army's Military Police, is a has indicated construction of and VIcky, Mrs. Beulah Grate, New York Central Railroad VISIT IN BELPRE Om· very interesting feature Qu~n , and you can imagine the · j June 10 graduate of the Patwl dam is progressq rapidly Mrs. Reva Snowden, Mrs. Jean pJoyee and a retired automoh1ilel Miss Alma Ohlinger and Mrs. of the paper was a collec- excitement on Fourth Ave. , ClASS MEETS tbe point beyond which the Parker and Suzy, Mrs. Bernice mechanic. Lucile Mayes, both of Middle. 1Academy, Columbus. lion nl poems or little four-line when I put the record on, turn1 sign can not be changed. Ne1son, Mrs. Ruth Erlewine and He was born February 7, port, were guests of Mr. and like-sonnets, caUed "Doggerel" ed up the volume and tbe The Long Bottom Golden Rule OLD FRIENDS renewed ac· Joetta, Mrs. Lee Hysell and 1n Mason county, the son of the Mrs. Ernest Cornt and f!llllllY accorct:ng to . Chet Tannehill, steamboat whiStle blew on Sunday, School class met at quaintances, passengers toured JACK CRISP, chairman Linda, Mrs. Loll! CaiT, Mn. late Peter and Nancy In Belpre this week. They visitour l'd1Jor. One read: IFourth Ave. Every body thought the borne of lhe president. Mrs. the old French City, and local tbe Leading Creek Marcia Capehart and Julie, Herdman ed tbe Parkersburg City Park : Tressie Swain. A delicious pot residents flocked aboard the Association, has returned Mrs. Eva Hysell, Mrs. June Survivi~g are two sona to admire the lilies in the pools. "Wbenever you look through the Queen was in town. TThh; kbottof"'tbi of teyour glbas s, ' HERE ARE brief lunch was served to Mr. and Green Lines steamer Delta Rutland after conferences Bearbs and Michelle, Mrs. Jes- . man Herdman, ' 0.; m o s s ro w ee1e,~ . uews . I you 1Mrs. Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Queen when she docked here Washinghm, D. C., with sie White, Mrs. Marie Birch- Herbert Herdman, VISITING PARENTS Aod pleasures of die past. . might have been readmg 10, I Mrs. Charles Bensley, norence Tuesday afternoon on her way approval In his pocket of field, Mrs. Melva Turner and Iaine, o.; three daughters, P.F.C. Jerry E. Frederick, 1"'·' was submitted by Sus1e ,25, or ;o years ago: ' Limberger, Mrs. Bess Lorkins, back to Cincinnati on her ninth mgton to carry out BrendJ, Mra. Mary Beard, Mrs. Lawrence Davy and Mrs. who Is stoUoned at Fort SID, Strong. 8 passenger. .. j ' Mrs. Ella Hannum, Mrs. Myr- annual llklay roundtrip cruise actions. Mrs. E!!le Denison, Mrs. Kath· James Burns, both of Worthing- Oklahoma, Is spendldg a 15 day S"'"" Dogger- .I c·Jnne . II, leen Cremeens• Mrs • Marjor- to n, Oh'm, and Mrs. RRymond leave with his parents, Mr. .. bof .theedwmmng b h liMd - te Delmar lR. lie Damewood• Mrs . Des! Rose ' from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. Accordi•• ·oe to Crisp ' t>l su mitt Y passengers , mgerJC. •. gra ua m ~ e Mrs. Tressie Swain, Santford The Queen carried an ''upside were alrtady aware of our Je Rice, Mr1. Katy Fink, Mrt. Barnette, New Haven, w. va. and Mrs. Norman Frederick, ~ ~.~ . a c·ontest were: Inurse, }oms Holzer ~ospltal: Cotart. and Mrs. Bess Webster. down broom" atop gilded Elk lems over there before I Hysell, Mlaa Edna one brother, Virgil He«iman, aud brother, J.:k, of Long BotThe meetln•II!!< will be with Mr • Horns on her masthead as re- ed • due to the work of Swick • Mrs• Jeanette Davis •aress dd unknown;onessr,. 1 1e tom r,,.l'b;;.•.-D..i!l""ta,...Qo"'-er""oiiiil._•iiiiiiwiiion-iiiiiiriiieceiiiiiilvediiiiiiiiiBiii...s.....ne.iarei-oe""m"'"n""ur"'s-• l and Mrs. Dave Yates. suit of !he June 11 win over the man \\'Biter B. Moeller." Mrs. Robert Clark, Mra. Pearl Mrs Frank Thornton Rt 1 PI - - - - - - - - Bell• of Louisville in a boat race Uttle, Mn. Joan 'iltewart, Mrs. Ple,;.ant· 10 grandchndr~n' · GIVE SURPRISE and caliope duel. CHERYL BENTZ, a Evelyn Warner, Mra. Allee two gr.,;t grandchildren. son Township and was • ,.. The Long Bottom Golden Rule graduate of Easll'.rn Sprouse. Mrs. Shirley Bishop, F\meral services will be held tired construction worker for Sunday &boo! Class gave a TESTIMONY OF Gallipolis School, is tbe winner of a $250 Mn. Francis Alkire, Mrs. Katb- Monday at 2 p. m. In the Crow· lbe Pfaff and Smltb Builder• surprise house warming party mum~Ipal Judge Robert S. Betz, Nursmg Scbolership from leen Tillis, Jean and Louise, Hussell Funeral home and bur- Supply Co. Wednesday night at the home of highlighted Tu"'day rugbfs ses- Meigs County _Tuberculosis and Mrs. Pauline Tillis, Mrs. Lena lal will follow in the Pine Grove Survivors lnclud.• one son, Mrs. Mary Pierce. Ice cream Sion of the pubhc heanng at Health Association. She Howard and the honoree, Mrs. cemetery Friends may call at Charles, Cheshire, two doughGREAT and cake, lee tea and co!!ee Southwestern High School of to attend tbe HoLler Hospital DarleJJO TUlia and Wendy. tbe funer~l borne after 10 8 m ten, Mrs. Otto (Mary) Hoft. was mved to Mr. and Mrs. Clay Baker, ousted local superSchool of Nlll'llng tn Galllpolls SUnda · · man, Jackson, Oblo, ud Mrs• . FRIEND! Cbarl.. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. lntendenl Others testifying Ibis fall. y, Gene (Virginia) Sayre, Flortll, Lewis Edgel, Mr. and Mrs. were Jobn R. Russell, former HELPERS TO MEET Bert Hern Pa., and four grandcbUdren. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Dave Yalef; Mra. Tressle Swain, school board member, and CHARLES E. SWATZEL was Bert Lee Hem, 83, of Cbe- Funeral services will be held Florence Limeberger. Mrs. Bess Mrs. Rutb Meadows, elemen- elecled Comman4er !111: the year AD people wbo are helping In shire, died earl) Saturday, June Monday at 2 at the Rawlingl 6:00 to 8:00 Rose, Mrs. Beas Larkins, Mrs. tary teacher in the Southw.. ~ 11167 when Drew Webller Post the Girl Scout Campe are aBked 25 In the Veterans's Coats Funeral Home tn Mlddle.o\ra Myen, Mrs. Ella IL'IIIIIume ern dislricl Hearing resumed No. 39, American Legion, met to meelln the basement of Mra. Hospital. Be was the son of port and the Rev. Robert IIJ4. Mrs. Mary Pierce, Myrtle Dam.: Friday night with additional I Monday night. A. R. Knight Monday June 27, late James and Mlnerv• er will n!!lclate. Bnrial wUJ be wood, Ml'l. Enzy Newell, Shelia Baker witnesses. Don Taylor, Pomeroy WTler at I p.m. Mrs. Kntgbt bas just Be wa• also PI~ceded In In tbe Gravel Hill Cemetery. and Elmer Mrs. Des! Webster I for the Dally Senlinel, w 0 n returned from the National Girl by bls wile, Lorna, two Friends may can at lbe funeral IUid Judy Perry. THOROFARE MARKETS, first prize In the Scout Tratntng Center at Pleasago, two brothers and bome any time after 10 a. m. MemHr F. .ral ltltrvt Sytftm lac., parelll corporation of Ev· carrier emtesl Ht recslved 1 lllltllle, N.Y. slater•. He was born Ill Sunday. Member F.D.I,C, FOOT-LONG BALE ans Supermarkets, Inc., Wed· walkie-talkie radio ael POMEROY, 0. The North Gallia Htgb Scbool l nesday announced the closing majorettes are sponsoring of the bu•lness offices and ware- PLANS FOR ADWTIONAL foot.long holdog aate bouse at First Ave. and Spruce riverbank work proposed above at the bome o! Mrs. Marie Sl, and tbe removal of It 1 tbe parl!iDc!Ait bave been comer at Evergreen. eotire operation from that loca- pleted, It was announced Moolion to the Rt. 35 warehouse. clay night by Mayor Olarles Sale of Evans Bakey to the Legar to the Pomeroy vlllage Ohio Valley Baking Company, councU. which will service all stores Mayor Legar lakl Ted Beewith lis modero quality bak- gle, Spring Ave., Pomervy, 111 in& and distribution, was also engineer, recently finished tha announced. pjans for the proposecl project You're Almost Certain To Find Just What You're and they have been turned over Looking For On OUR BIG LOT. Stop Byl TWO GALLIPOLIS 1irls were to village officials. elected to poats Tuesday at the The plans wiD be referred lo The IIIW 1967 Models In RCA Victor Color Television - Black 1lJth annual Buckeye Girls the Waterw~ Commlsslou of and White T1levilion - Portable Record Playel'l Console State. Miss Rebecca M. Stepb- Obio. The village Ia attempting eoson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to secure a grant to help fl. 4 Speed, Real Clean, Ster101 - Table Model Radios - Transistor AM Rldl01 0. G. StepheiiiJon, Rl 2 Gallipo- oance the construction ot a Never Been Run Us, a member of the National- ed road Into tbe .rea Transistor AM.fM Radios - Portable TV's are arriving dilly. ist Party, was elected council the purklng lot Elberfeld• invite you to stop In on the second floor In the Music member for Hobart City, Halll· clay County. Miss SW!an H. Boo- CREDIT FOR THE outstandDepartment and - the 25 inch rectangular tube colonels InArtie White, Custom Red Vinyl ter, daughter of Mr. and Mra. ing succeas of second Big Bend cluding the Nitw Mlrk I DeLuxe Sets - the superb new Portable Clarence Boster, Rt. l, Gallipo- Regatta of June 10.12 was u.Interior, Sharp Us, was elected member of the tended Mooday to every organRecord Playe,. In both Monophonic and Stereo Models - The Bacon City School Board. She lzation and tndlvldual o! two naw priced AM-FM Tabla and Transistor Radios - New low is also a member of the NatiOII- counties who supported lt by alist Party. Jock Carsey, pre~t ol the prices on Stereo Console Type Record Pleyers. Pomeroy Chamber of ComOne local Owner. Nice - - - MRS. FAYE THOMPSON merce. The chamber reoponded And Elberfeld• 1111intein 1 complete 11rvice de~rtment was Jnstalled 81 presldant of by votlni lllllllimouoly to spoafor •II RCA Victor Products. A modem equipped shop - expertbe Gallipolis Business and sor ' lblrd ngatta nest year, Profeosional Women's C I u b the dale to be annopnced 1 Ienced technidan for 11rvlcing what you buy - Ask about Monday evening In Oscar's Res- ooon. One Owner. Elberfelds TV end Radio Service when you're In the llore, taurant. A tribute to tbe Club'a l New Riviera Trade In - - - prealdent, Mro. Irene Gilliam, MEIGS OENE!W. HOSPIT· wbo died June I, was written al, Pomeroy, bas beea ·~~:II U.. Elberfelds Sensible CI'IC!It Service to purch1se 1 111w TV and prest•nted by Miss Edith ed by Depal't!nent of H HutslnpUlar, Ia memory of Mrs. Education and Welfare · Set or Stereo or Radio. Gilltom, wbo would bave rellr- the Social 811cnrlly Adlloowllr.. ll 6 C)tl. Standard Trans., eel as president at tbe meeting. U1111, to begin aeceptilD,I Medl· Rough and ready • Elberfelcls are open avery weak daY until 5 PM - ere open eare pallellll as of July 1. JUDGE JOHN W. Howell, Friday nights until 8 PM and Saturday nights until .9 PM. act1D1 Judi• of Galllo County TWO WOllEN .MID 111 .··· ,. eommon pleas court, hu order- IDOIIIbs-okl child eel Glen A. Luellen, Rt. 2 lild· eoeaped ,oerlouJ lnlnrJ 'ftll, Ill make luU accounting of In Pod!eroy wben a bllllneaoln the operaUon of the wacoa' eme dowa 1111 Glemoar Rastaurant to h 11 Hll. Jlfll, onto lin. Hary ll<(lGrm. wlllllllli'lll>. . . Tltq I ' ' .. I < · p\ SUNDAY, JUNE 26.1966 WHV T~AT'S BEAUTIFUL I MEtK! 6UT I DIPIJ'T DO MJYTHIIJG. YETI YOU OON'T HAV!: TO! ITS MAGNIFICHJT Jl!ST 1HE: WAY IT I'>. ! 1 II 1 1 1 SUCI-\ BEf..UlY! Stx:H CLARITY! Sl(H ~IMPttcrrY AIJD OUIET CHARM! SUCH A LDVELY CAIJVA'S! TI-lAIIJK. 'rt>U! t&lJ I'LL STARJ \IJITH IF 'rOO'LL EXCUSE ME I'LL START PAifJT- A DAB OF BLOC UP H~RE:! WATCH IT NOVJ! DOIJ'T RUIIJ IT! CARE.FlJL ... /JOT TOO MUCH ! JI\IG ON IT! THE FARMERS BANK ' THI\T~ EJJ~GH! YW'LL RUif.J IT ! .. -~ TOO LATE! YOU RO/kJEI> IT f ' THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ELBERFELDS 1N POMEROY ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOOSE ONE TO PLEASE YOU! 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 Tudor 1962 Buick Wildcat Conv. 1964 Volkswagen 1961 Thunderbird CTDR $1795 1495 5 low 1395 $1195 5 1960 Chevrolet Tudor SMITH BUICK CO~ Elberf,,CJs.lh.Pomeroy. . ' '· .... ' ,. ., .. . 1'f liiOIIT SH.Ot-.Ki Uijj!L . Itt~~ 1'00il. f/IL~ ~~~ ]!'! ' , ., ' �"' ' " ' ' ' • '·i ' " ' .,' .,_ ' ' \, - .• -.. t '~ "' .. ·~-·~ ~ r• tJ ,~ ' ,J -~ " ·1 .............. - ............._,,__ _ _ _...,_ _ 11:1 ) ~ ' ..... ! • I • l • I Leftovc c011dense aJ l '' ~· ' single repoJ When t ~ a.ssistant pu a mimeogn b on a crui rn l name o tJw paper. • • •. • •' th~' '' ' '' ' ·?: Jmssen~ winning . •'• The Steam called ''The fill' Ci ncinna day round-b ' ' ,, ' ' 1:' n1 .l not tllat it n •: ' ,~ Jngl'ard Pel • Swede). Dorothy I for ti1P Key 11 "- '' .•• ' wa3 guest • ~:..: ,. " ' R1ppiP Wav GREAT~TT1! MO~E i:NCMY . in on(' of the •tuff t · · .~n d ~ "aS i COA\M.I~ION! •NE. NOW! I ... ~LOIER5! Juleps. IRES16NNH NOTHING CAN ', haH~ you box!'~ or r ~ the stern a ~ Ullin!.! 1 wh« the leaves 1he diamon from the rmd nails ' ' ! . Scarcely nulic~ th~ th' ing in tmd. they have kno'll Hut. there 1anta il. Bl1GS ·BUNNY The Rip cinating II Thl' first I b7' ~T 1r WITH TAAT Ders of th• (acts and NO\&e/l'M TJr;YJN' TO llelr' Qm One ve1 "' SNOo%!:/ of the '' WI:. AAe WITHIN ~1, ; ' lle:lmdab.l ALLBY OOP CUlt ~l'SI THIS tion of pc 1e A Pu&l..1c1 like-sonne acrording tmr editoJ ~. " Wbei!OI The !Mil ' ~ Think o ,¥ A~ospl: Strong, £ ·..-:: Some 1 tl"' sub ~? · ,.• ,., " ~-.! . 1n a coo "'i1le D • '' ' '1NJ.T I !(NOW,_~ tnUPID 6JNKI MJW IE QUIET AN' LET -~ • • '•• •' l"_.._., "''I! THINK! ' I' ' )... ,. by~~ PIGEON<; ARE AMAZ IN', AREN 1T FLO? -'OW D''I'E~ RECKON THEV -1' r. ' . r ; ~ FIND THE I~ WA'I 10ME ":'n_-; ;;::- " 'r •, ' ••' ' • ' • • �" .,. ···-- ......... I"" .u.....~ --···-··----·~-· -··· ..... - • ··••·-'. • ..... '·; (~ ~-~ -- ~ - • -• , .._• -•- ... ..... ..... ..,. . . . . . .. , .. ~ ' -.. .. ~· ·- •J ' . ~ .. . . . - ··· · . .. ···-···---, · ·-- --·-- --~- .' . . - --. , ...... ~... .... , ....... ~ .......... "' ' ~--·-.---· ~ ..... ---·-·r·..,.,..,..,.. __ ..... ..,........_ .... ,. . \. ...... ..,..- ·- -·- ... ·. . ; ,. . . . • .., ._., ••' • .··•· . ·--·-·.. . , "..,. • ~ ------.-~ '- · ·:.~~,:':"''F:~-............. . ...........--..--- . . . ' ., • . ........ -·-.. ... . . . __ .., __.__ -" ... ' ..· -····· .... - . ·- - ~ ... ...... ··-···· ~ ' . • - - .. . ... _ , ... 1 I AI PBISCILI.NS_______ POP ._______________, . ' ,., . Leflol condense ; single rep When assistant t a mimeog: is on a cr1 ; '. ) ' f, I' '· . l. cnt name the paper. The Steal called '''nll tht' Cincinn ' day round.~ the pas sen: winning .' ' . t(wa.t that it ' lng\'ard PE )lUI u~ares. use a Swede). il I Dorothy for tilt> K~ w;Js guest Ripp le Wa1 OllE' of the stuff I ;n Jul eps. " An d '88 : ba\e you lwxe:; or r thr stern a t.atin g whe the leaves 1he diamono from the c. nd flails I St'arcely noticed the mg in the. tm d. they \ have knoYI. !3ut, there. ~ tantail. The Ripp einat ing lit The firs t is: bers of the 1 facts and I Delt11 Quee "·• ... t:1 One ver) of the PI '~ '·-'< ::,1 .. tion ol poe: '" ' ' .... like-sonnet~ f.... ~ '~' according i uur editor: '' ~ "Wbene.l!t The bollo" Tbiuk of Aod plea1 This wa~ Strong, a _) Some- of I' subm 111 a contf "'rhe Del ' . _, .......,M ·• .;.;r... \ ', . . .. I • sur SHE'S .nJST SHOOK UP A BIT, RIGIIT? SHE'LL BE FIT fJ5 A FJDf)~E IN THE -1 :r ••I ' 1\ ••.. • ; 4 '.~ uw. Nt SOON A!l 'll:x.J J •1_,-. CAN, UNCLE MATT• . ..... ' - • NAY, USTEN, TIGER MIJfif 6ET TO HOU.YWOOO TO BEiGIN Hili 816 PICTURE. IF HE' ANPS ( ' OUT ASOl!T THE ~MA* j,iE WON'T WA~IT l!ll GO, • ' • ! I /;oT SOME PILI5 FOR THOS!i'S~~ UNClE MftJTl I... t " I• j ~ ·I !I I • •' " ~ I ) , . • ' •• "•• ·' ·.~ .' "\' I • .I .,,.,, ' Jl. �~~ I • r··. ....... : • ' :!~r '"" "·-··- · ... . . - .. ..... .. ......_ . . . .... "i" ,. ................ ........... .. ..... _ .. ,..,.... ...... l...-,... ~ .. .....I ' ....... ' ... ·- . , _ , JJ ' ' ." ~ IMi ~ ' . -4'- -.. ~ . ., ... .. . . . .. . . . - . . . .. . -..........~ - - ..--- ...... ·--- . .. . - -....- ~1°< '=' I ' • ·' ; I .;'.!. •,.: ~-~-·f -~,; ,.,;..! ~ ;:;. ! - • ~ • !. .'.' -~ ~ - • ;·~· ·: :-.:. ; .',. ' , .. , .: .. , :.:. • :~··:.• .,; ,, '." :;_,; ., ·-..:.;,;..::;;~:;_ '<'!, ~~ -:t---, -.... - - -.-.. . . -. - . ~~-.-~-.--• 1 , ,, . ,- .. · · · ··· ·· ·· --· · ·· · · · -- • • • • • ~· ,,..., ,. .. ' • •' ~ · "' ., ' ' ' .. ~- · ' ' ' . '• ' ' ' ' • ' .• • ' ·•' ' • . " ., .. - • ' ) ' .·' r ,.... , •• .,,,. . .,~.,..,..-... , . ,. . ... , .,.,.,,,.., . • · • ' ' • '' COULD YOU PlEASE TELLUS HOW,TOGET TO ELMVI~Lt?· Lei to· condense single re" Whet a~sistant a mimeoi is onacr enl name tJl(' paper Tht> Stec railed ••n rh•• Cincirr tlay round lht• paSSPJ winning not that ttl lm;vard f ~• Swt'de). [lorothy> lor the K'e NGRR/t.l BiOSSER. T. M. lt1o U.S. P.t. Off. HOWCAN'I'OU MAKE A/oN '1" was guest 0 . Hipple W1 ~ m one of the stuf~:, Julep~ . ~ · And bave you boxes o{' the sterl'a· 'II 1Btin~; WJ the !eaV! I he diamc:l from tnl <md fla ilS Scarcel) uuticed U mg in ' w All F16GERED TilE OLE BAT WAS UP T50t\Enlll!le! iiiE AiARRI~c 5 JIEREe'i DEl· CLARED NUU.Iil' ~IDA8LE! 0 (J ~ rrJ BEEN . oji!.W 5tNCE I CAIIRIED AIAIDE AGIIOSS A 1HRESIIOLD! L A I E" R. ljl h•d , thll) have k~ ~ut. !hit !antail. < The ll)r dnating ·jt The fi i'St ; by Art TilE BORN LOSBR hers of ttl racts and Delta Q\1 ofOne the ' ' lion ol PI like-so~ accord~ uur edi/i! ''Wbe~ The lloi Think"1 ADd~ This J Strong, f Some c t<l'' sUbi 111 a .,. e liM ., MU, 1... T.M, kOJ. UJ. ht. Off. IUOIID a-loa &ll"'""'r·'lluO .......... perllllll .. " :rl'id<ON . 'l'D BCII E1'\ GI!TOUTA HERE! . VMhM .fo vHro(f, Sir Harry hiM <IPe tl pkm• TilE :FBBNY FARM 01-l-OH •1 1-l e:Rt:: COMt:'S 1'Ht:' KIP/ SHe: ME'A"'S WS:L.t.., 8£>,SHt::S At..WAYS F'EHSPIN' US 1'H!< S1'~ANGE:S1" $1'UFF! ., ; ' ··-" . .. ' .L ;f.' :• .- ' 'I ··,'_' 1 . I. ·, I !5/~H: IF~£> INSIS1" ' ~~ • .: ' f . - ""'..,.,.. · Dibe . �'. (" .' '• ... ,.... "' .. . . . . . . . .·..'.' •,..----... ------...--~ ~. . . ~-......... - .. .. ...,_... ... 7- ---................,.....,... .. ..... , -' • ............ , ........ ___ ~_-.,., ....... ~.--r - . . _.. .. "' ' .. ·. ·. ·'· ... ....... .,....,....,.... .,~ . ' ~ .. ' . . ' . .. .. - . . . . . . .. . -· ' . ~ j0 · ... - · .... . . . . . . . . .. . .. - • • ~- ........ - -- ~-~~ . ---~·-· :-- .. ... ~ - .. - -.-·· 1~ . .. . ' ... ./ ... . .. ' .. ... ··-· ..... • -· ... ....-- . __. ... ...... . . .... '.¥· ·· · · ··· ·· · .. · · ······· .. ·-· · ········ · · · ····· . ' .. . - ~- •) • .. . . . e at y 1 ... • "' ••• enttne ,' ;t, "t~ ·:a ' p. O ) "~ .;, ¥~ '· .t, #fl• . ' !~.,_: - - - - - -·--··- - -····-- · - -- -- coudcnse single re; VOL XVIII NO. 49 .~" !i:cti. DeNied To The,,.,., Ot The II..,._M,.,. j,.., i0.t . ~~ ·~ - - - - -.•. _ _ __ _ _ __ _ __._.. _.....;:rp~ I'OMEROY-NIIOOI.EfiORT, OHIO MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1966 \Vhe: assistant 11 mimeo: is on a c er1 t namt .arm Pond I aims Ure pape1 The Ste tailed "T Jh(' Cincil day rolllll lt11• passe wmn ing not that it lngva rd J u Swede). Dorothy fo r the K· was gues Ripple W m one ol Helicopter Mars Land Victo the stuff Juleps. ··Md ~ bave yot boxes of the stern W· 1.ati ng the leavt Ihe diam from thj ~ nd f]a ilr Scarce(· noticed ~ q rng in "BUT IT JUST !LAS TO IE YOURS, SIR! IT'S THE ONLY'lmY FELT HAT LE,Tr' had. thehave But. k~ lhe) ~ fantail. The Rt dnating f The fi r s~ by Walt Wetterbe:rg ' O'UT O'UR WAY hers of U (acts all( ' . Deltll Qll One ~ of the tlon of p like-so~ accord' our edi "Wben · The Think 1f Aad pf, This· Str·ong, l 'i i AnRE FROM MY SLOT· RA,ER, lWOCOPIE~ OF''BOYSOUTt.()()/(' Some 1 t'l'' sub WAY, TUI~MU~i BE OUR NEW CAT£J.1ALLDRAWER! WUY DIDN'T! LOOK 1-lERE IN Tl.€ FIR~T PLAC.E? KllEP I.OOKING, KEEP LOOKIN6! PENKNIFE/.. AN[) FOUR AGAXE-5•!. •• tit.! I> MY PACK '.>TRAP/ • F'k'l''!; M'l. AWIIEEL FROM 1M !>KATE 60ARD.... A LAG 5()1...1! OA, 'JI.It'.> 15A GRIATDAY/ dae WORLD ftomao J. Dodd, o.c.an., t. day ...... lilt S...te Ethlcs Commltleo to bar ..,. ol ill memhen, lle1. WaUace P. lltmlttl, IN!Iill, fmll jlldg- ohara:•• illc 111m •• ol duel. He • .....,. Boanell o1 blaa lllld prejuqmeat. 'l1le ftQDelt wu rejected . by collllllltke CbairmaD Joilll C. Ste.nall, ().Mils., ena before the eoUre eomplalol wu ..... Tbe eWca .......lllee ........ publlc btar!Dp wltll Dodd lllld hll wife ....,..aled to take the llaDd. '. I ...A~P I WON'T FOQ6Ei lO GIVE YOU .JU!>T WAll, KID$ - YO!J'R'E. aQIIJ6 10 'IUANK'S WloiERE 5/.jARE MY OVERFLOWIIJG CUP/J:¥. GOING . TIIEYRE REALI.'( I TQ EXPRE~5 6RATITUI)E AU.qvERlJ.lEI'I.Atil!!._ DOE:, EITAER. NOW, 'IJ.IEN ...... £:md. of hi-;self f ' f GOODI6NEW./ Till'S 16 ABSO ~ LUTELY fiAN't'A'STlC/ WilY, I IIAVE~'T· ';>EEN TilE5E ll.lJN6S ~INCE WEMOVEDUPj.jERE/ FJ?OM NEBRAN!7A~ CITY •••••4 ' ' ' ' ' ,, -· ,. ·" '\ ' _··.~ ,; ' .' ;~· ,(.-;. , Leite ' Business as No.I Red � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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