https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/319a6bf0863953d34c1b0c8c00290cfe.pdf bc3495ee76bbfa9cb98c7e76d71f5983 PDF Text Text ' Gbvernors' Ctuis~ Pin.P.~in~s .,Yaiiey To·urisjll,l.,1 ·II ''1.'' CINCINNATI- (UPl) - Four Ohio River . Valle1 pemora II' ill COijBe ,jlown tbi ' hlstnriq river Monday to PfOD!oi!Jlff poo lenllal lor tourists and ind~ trial dev~nt. · . "Tbe poulbUIIIes for recrea· lion and lDdustry ill the Ohio River V.81ley, IM'1 llllllmltelf,'~ Ohio Goo. .llunes A. Rhodes ~~~.~slnh~=edth:Be.:tlon ful home lolka u well 11 t11ose tn 1011 • mile 1llla: lJI a~~t•tlona IIIII possibilities l:t. Ky. ,for indUstrial deve~t. ... LookiDtl forwlird to tbe trip are Gov. Edward T. Brealbltt cofRhociKeesn,tuHckyule''tt ~. Sco-ml'thliostof " Virginia, and Roger D. Brani· gin of Indiana. Gov. Otto Ker- :'!'t :k:lth~~ :U~P=~ the ml'"'ly river nsmed lor his : aend top stall 88Sis'•-'•, Branigln as cba~;;; of the The four governors matm, exl!edllion l'l:)n, be commodore the dawn till dusk ttlp hope tD of the flotilla of gQmDQI'S, alate . arouse the interest of ·lheir olflciala - - - - --and new~ on ;j!le state. "" .. · ; · 'f..,~ .ue. ;~berland · M.ounlallia' whiclr .\lfaws filhermen f!'OID 'SOil mile$ II,I'OIInd, PI ,exampl!!S of.'·~t· ean be dime •ID dtvelop~a "'""~e· late loto ·a .J·' yacllt,'trlp from ctulnnatl to Loulsv!Ue, other llatea to lll+.vaUey'a tour· · ·~ . ' 'rn.ilrii!;IIP ·diD!' 011 .the • J'liitr·iii!V. ~ !#lila bUD- . i~Je~l, ~: ~ wblcll should toU;tlll .-let wllllln ·· I f.e W· he:tW : ~,;::~~:~~ I ~· ·• . years.,. . . ' ' , i ' ·t · , · ·l iee:.· · ,...7f 1 ,N ~'I'llA •Tennell" :A.lfl d a m s · ""' •·•"-"" ~ b~: ~,""ti.e Ken~ Lake , Oli ·'· llj,., Ten. see River near Padlllidb,· Ky., .~ a lop ml4-Soulb recreation e e n I e r, and n . .e ~berl~ Laj[~ on CUDi· . ~laD~!. RIV)i' In IPe plell!r· . TJil Arnri1 ·' £iillnetra lrave · troftt, wUI io by bus to the ~$ . million ~kland Locks and · Dam DlidWay between Cincin· nati and LoulsvUle whltb erealed a lake a5 roUes long. Then they will go by Y¥"6 anandindiab,ausnam ' esstastemepear.~ ,. ·c o.· !e.led'"~ . ·. ·~ ·· •· ..; ~ "'• """' .~ c1amso and bav•f{lv~· , ~ 13 ' mbre ·= s. . ,pfi ~e' !loll 1ie .. Pl~ a n d .t · rf , ~i«ulation .. .10,209 Gali!JI!I~PL Pleaunt , ' .' ~'L l\' It ; ', "· ' . f iU11' l' SUNDAY,JULY ~1. 1966 us all," Rboliles.'said. ,.. Bucteye governor as chairman ' tJf lbe Midwest Governor's Conference concelvejl;·lbe trip to draw at•nlion to the river which Ia 11e places flows throu@Nhe • j e ~eveldped · Appal&+lllla of the sta•--. were Bu! ~:!~.~~~ Ohto lbey 'taD river· -· ·- • - clillj)U'e Ke~rtticlky •ky t '\11e pernors, aft&. a bllat· ride :aloo,ti the Clnri~!atl water· ' Devoud To Th« Gref,n Midd!tt Ohio Vllllel/ VOl. I NO. 26 p~ seve~@! !".eekl. "What .helP.• one· helll5 ""t J:; IIXI ~!.~..,;~48 old . . "; • . + duriN! the · asked the drawtbe This iBSUe of ·licensing turp to their yachts 0 fisliermen mlle l'"our p rlnwn \P ..,, ""' at a luncll at Clifty · Louisville for dlnner. . ~ and West Virginia Park near Madison, The .JOvernors forgot · .1' .,; •ership 'of tbe river to only business ·friendly. rivalries, lncludln~ "0 ~ ~ , high water mark , Other matters dispute · now In the U.s. ~ v111 ~P. •s of Congress .that elude promotion preme Court over who owm th• .~.OJ $? ~ ·, ia from whicb dustry Pod water lerns. river, 88 they mapped the trip ,~ o ;.> ~ West Virginia o,.. ·¢o 9, ___.;;__________ _;_..;..",.., : ·':,,"- ,. tmts· 5-u~by ·~:~ ·~1:l'-' tnthttl fODAY'S THOU~ ·' '• A thought for the '' ~ ·, .... ·~ ' da:r _, "No- .• thing in life Is so exbl118ratint as to be shot at without rio au!L"- Sir W!Dstoo -~ ' . ; { THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy·Middleport ., Mother, .:.DfUJg~~~,. ..of . .Michigan Collect History's First Combined Championship . . J r I ,, "But most of all, ,, l miss Kentucky Fried Chicken. I ~CBB~is' STE.AK Housi :JHON1192-5432 Unemployment !sReduced POMEROY .......' ·.•:, new Mre. Gbem Is at 717 Beech Street In Sit. Gheen, of the has returned to Par- s. c. / 4JA BANK ISN'T ALL ~· ~ ' ~ ... t t ' t!.f : tj'' AND BALUCES! Committee~~ Named Our forming friends-as weft os our cily .,.._ ~rs-fincl that, because lhis is a HFuU s.,.,;c.• ~nk, everr banking service lhey1l ptal + t ev&r need " right h&re under rod! ~ a - · • of fact, you will lifNI ~ senites lilat ~"' to be planned espec;alft you. For •~~~!~< .. lldditioa to checking CICaiUtlt ...J lti>~~'"ll:by-tnail services, )"'U'IIIM!Ihat aw wiilit voriety of .ooclera, clear/y-Jta#ed loaM ~~fr..~( red tope and at dow•to-eorlll cost:::• o numb.,. of particularly loelpful ' - By Women'• Club ,or set how wen we can setW YOU! Cash Bahr has · Slas~ecl Prices on '~. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 1111'1!1' $39.95 to $75.00 and Mre. Bllda Plnlllloll, padlamentarian. Cefeb,rating Our Year EnCI Clearance •• And The Store Is Open Tonight Friday. Until 8 O'Clock and Tomorrow Night saturday Until 9:0?Cf~k. LOts of Bargains •• All Over the Store in·Ev.ery Oipdrtment. ,Make Slberf~lds ·In Pomeroy Yoyr Family $hopping Ce~t~r . ; NOW ONLY ' ~~ Values··· BUDGET SHOP • 2, rce.lhing Roo• . . Suites · · · · $99. . • 3 Pet. Wl6o• $vJtet ·· · · · · · · $99. ·:etxl2 Unoltu.I".Rigs ...... .. $4.95 ' ~. RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Memller Federal Deposit blsurmce CorporaUoa PT. PLEASANT - Mn. L. G. Mohr, presldeJit of Point Pleasant Senior Woman's Club, baa announce4 Gmlmllteel filr tbe new club year. They are, fnlernallooal Af. lairs, Mre. William C. Fl)~lll; Citizenship, Ms. Clareace l'llll' II er; Cblld Welfare, Mre. Clifford Darst; Gardens, Mn. ltennelh Byrae; Health and Safety, Mn. Roy W. Elbenaur. Olfleera of tbe club lor the new .year are: Mrs. sident; Mrs, Lawrence ~:~ Jr., vice prelldent; Mlu Jordan, corresponding ary; Mn. Loulll Bateson, jf Friday Nights to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY THIS IS THE WEElf END OF THE CLEAN-UP SALE AT ELBERF~LDS IN POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT • Twill :flolrw... Beds ····· · $39~95 • ••• Ws~ Conlplete ··· ··· ·~ $68~00. .a..., Maple or ~- Fllllsh $20,. ') ' ·.<J ... , �. - .. .I ., -- i , ' .., ,,~ I' . .10Y. .~·GGElO.:ROUND" PLUS ~1 .. "~ r' . (UPI)- A TOP" VALUt 7ST!MN· i . ; ' , ' -.. . .. I '· llladlum •\ . by .. .. l . "Sllcho(Si!lokod .:_ ' .. - - ·- . ·. ' ·' . I • . .. - .. __.... .. . ....J..-.. JC)Wl.bacon ,. _.. _ · "· Sucllor Picnics __ .. ... _. .ffesft: . -.c ·Wilole ' lb. 45c lb• 49·e· 'roohSIIetd Beef Liver ............ .\• ) . Swift lulk S!dlil- , Wieners ·____ . _: - .._ lb. S9t - ,,.,. l'rylnj,: cr.\Ck.. . Leg Quarters .. _. • The .,..level canal .winds for 103 milts across the isthmus "twnn tho Mediterranean and led sm. london acquorod controltillolnly aflor its campletieA by FreiiCh engin"r Ferdinand dt Ltsups. It was the •ilal key to Britain's liftlint of Hlpirt between tht homo islands and posussions .. A1ioo" ·: lritain and France promptly launched their own assault. The Union )a(k fluttered oYer Port Said-the French occupied ntigh,boring Part Fuad. lut not fer long. Russia threatened war, tho United States denounced tht attack and the Anglo-French Ioree withdrew In December. Israel also called IM!ck its troops. A United Nations force mo¥ed in to guard tht edgy peace. It is still an duty. ' Bomb ·No Man's Land .. 39e ·Fresh , "'ruinil Chicken Sa,~dra Ann Rrodes!,.;{fo Dr. JohnJ). Jacobs is!~ ~aturday Nigh~~ef1;e 600Mtests :r 'f.,' .:i l: ' '. : ' . • . • . ' ' ' ·e·' ·~·.: ···a ;· . ···n ... s· 0 • " . . •, ' . . .:, . . . • . :; 'I~ ·4· ..;:,"~.=$'1· ~ -: i· ... :pK~o· -..~ - ~....... :a·· . ·I J ; W ·§ :... • ou.-.. • • ~. . '· '';.· ~·'f' , • I .. Breast Quarters ' 'I 'i'rap-Pac~ : Ul: •': 1",,,'' I i' • ... ·~tn2 39c · 4 WH>l~ ~ : ~. '-b~rn.: t ; • ·n~!~ J '«<~ ' ' • ,, I o[J' J ' . 'i 'll· Dried~Pinto . IJ ' ' .. , I 4 , · 111l•t' VI 41..1 1 1 1J ,' "i• J '.!V~ ·~~~ ,'J'l'-+ ' I ' . ...., ;-. .: .. ·• '. ,;, ' '-':->iP£ • I Lo ~it!tJ , J tivi lb uoi;w .. .. r:n \ ') ,.jt. "Mil r •"Q<. "'' ,· It~~~ $ ~ ; • ' !)0 ·. ' ':IOQ . English Mt. Fancy Cwt . No. ,., t. ma·,: Green Beans __ . 8 .... '$1 "1>1,: , . '! K....r :11 • ,,~ . ., ~ Saltines ·..... ~ .. ..!oo!'. .. ...25c' •..c lot·- ,· Tunfl . ~-·~·- .... 4 ~~ $1 Nolih Steneol'll Tomatoes .' ' - . ' K....... "'JI~nt Dry_ ~-~--- ·::· $t09 .,. .. . .. . . :t•'ro'''· Ohio TODAY, MONO"Y, TU~~p.AY & WEDNESDAY ) A .... - - • ' ..... ' ' '.. •••cl ,, .'( ,, • ' t(Ji l l fl l~t"l ' .. ' ~ •' ' '· .' fi ~<lt.~::. ;·,~;,:::. ~· ~nos it\! soe .~on Unit No. ln :b&llli i_i toJ CIIIMII ~ ~~ ttiO' •• '~m :.. ·1..0 ' I·~ ..,-. ""'"r ""' . Reo. Prico .... .. ..,..... 1.,. $I.e WITH THIS CIOUPON .! HIKE COMES s~\JPV · p';~apple LoiS •' ~ ·· ._.,..q ···I ,, I!' No. .,G!1"'' .! - .. .,. ... ·-. U, ..,.., m; ,;vtsr: t •.' Evaporated ·~ I ' I . 1m ; j 'I Continue tour ,, '(Cortind' Stainles• Steel Flatware ·~ The money saving .. •. 1.> :! : J2~ 'tl!-tn 1 •L 'J.I, : . '· ~ · ,. , .,,n• lo II I • .1' t \.,._ II o I, ·•.t i\.J\111 .. h. 11 'I • ·~ ' lb. bag Kroger ·White .,r •l 11: ', ., 1 01flo!'1 '~ )li! '1':1~t U~ .'' uvG 0,, 11, • '· Livers -------Giblets ----- i-- Wings----- --- Backs & Necks • ·~ .~: :$1·. . . _ :_: . ·. • . Tt.;..a...,, ' " .,. .I..IQ.511~.' ...... :.. ..... -~ , .. ., .,· ~'I ' • ·· . >I.' ,, ---------- .. 49t ·Drumsticks .... ulm 11.. IIGl , • �. - .. .I ., -- i , ' .., ,,~ I' . .10Y. .~·GGElO.:ROUND" PLUS ~1 .. "~ r' . (UPI)- A TOP" VALUt 7ST!MN· i . ; ' , ' -.. . .. I '· llladlum •\ . by .. .. l . "Sllcho(Si!lokod .:_ ' .. - - ·- . ·. ' ·' . I • . .. - .. __.... .. . ....J..-.. JC)Wl.bacon ,. _.. _ · "· Sucllor Picnics __ .. ... _. .ffesft: . -.c ·Wilole ' lb. 45c lb• 49·e· 'roohSIIetd Beef Liver ............ .\• ) . Swift lulk S!dlil- , Wieners ·____ . _: - .._ lb. S9t - ,,.,. l'rylnj,: cr.\Ck.. . Leg Quarters .. _. • The .,..level canal .winds for 103 milts across the isthmus "twnn tho Mediterranean and led sm. london acquorod controltillolnly aflor its campletieA by FreiiCh engin"r Ferdinand dt Ltsups. It was the •ilal key to Britain's liftlint of Hlpirt between tht homo islands and posussions .. A1ioo" ·: lritain and France promptly launched their own assault. The Union )a(k fluttered oYer Port Said-the French occupied ntigh,boring Part Fuad. lut not fer long. Russia threatened war, tho United States denounced tht attack and the Anglo-French Ioree withdrew In December. Israel also called IM!ck its troops. A United Nations force mo¥ed in to guard tht edgy peace. It is still an duty. ' Bomb ·No Man's Land .. 39e ·Fresh , "'ruinil Chicken Sa,~dra Ann Rrodes!,.;{fo Dr. JohnJ). Jacobs is!~ ~aturday Nigh~~ef1;e 600Mtests :r 'f.,' .:i l: ' '. : ' . • . • . ' ' ' ·e·' ·~·.: ···a ;· . ···n ... s· 0 • " . . •, ' . . .:, . . . • . :; 'I~ ·4· ..;:,"~.=$'1· ~ -: i· ... :pK~o· -..~ - ~....... :a·· . ·I J ; W ·§ :... • ou.-.. • • ~. . '· '';.· ~·'f' , • I .. Breast Quarters ' 'I 'i'rap-Pac~ : Ul: •': 1",,,'' I i' • ... ·~tn2 39c · 4 WH>l~ ~ : ~. '-b~rn.: t ; • ·n~!~ J '«<~ ' ' • ,, I o[J' J ' . 'i 'll· Dried~Pinto . IJ ' ' .. , I 4 , · 111l•t' VI 41..1 1 1 1J ,' "i• J '.!V~ ·~~~ ,'J'l'-+ ' I ' . ...., ;-. .: .. ·• '. ,;, ' '-':->iP£ • I Lo ~it!tJ , J tivi lb uoi;w .. .. r:n \ ') ,.jt. "Mil r •"Q<. "'' ,· It~~~ $ ~ ; • ' !)0 ·. ' ':IOQ . English Mt. Fancy Cwt . No. ,., t. ma·,: Green Beans __ . 8 .... '$1 "1>1,: , . '! K....r :11 • ,,~ . ., ~ Saltines ·..... ~ .. ..!oo!'. .. ...25c' •..c lot·- ,· Tunfl . ~-·~·- .... 4 ~~ $1 Nolih Steneol'll Tomatoes .' ' - . ' K....... "'JI~nt Dry_ ~-~--- ·::· $t09 .,. .. . .. . . :t•'ro'''· Ohio TODAY, MONO"Y, TU~~p.AY & WEDNESDAY ) A .... - - • ' ..... ' ' '.. •••cl ,, .'( ,, • ' t(Ji l l fl l~t"l ' .. ' ~ •' ' '· .' fi ~<lt.~::. ;·,~;,:::. ~· ~nos it\! soe .~on Unit No. ln :b&llli i_i toJ CIIIMII ~ ~~ ttiO' •• '~m :.. ·1..0 ' I·~ ..,-. ""'"r ""' . Reo. Prico .... .. ..,..... 1.,. $I.e WITH THIS CIOUPON .! HIKE COMES s~\JPV · p';~apple LoiS •' ~ ·· ._.,..q ···I ,, I!' No. .,G!1"'' .! - .. .,. ... ·-. U, ..,.., m; ,;vtsr: t •.' Evaporated ·~ I ' I . 1m ; j 'I Continue tour ,, '(Cortind' Stainles• Steel Flatware ·~ The money saving .. •. 1.> :! : J2~ 'tl!-tn 1 •L 'J.I, : . '· ~ · ,. , .,,n• lo II I • .1' t \.,._ II o I, ·•.t i\.J\111 .. h. 11 'I • ·~ ' lb. bag Kroger ·White .,r •l 11: ', ., 1 01flo!'1 '~ )li! '1':1~t U~ .'' uvG 0,, 11, • '· Livers -------Giblets ----- i-- Wings----- --- Backs & Necks • ·~ .~: :$1·. . . _ :_: . ·. • . Tt.;..a...,, ' " .,. .I..IQ.511~.' ...... :.. ..... -~ , .. ., .,· ~'I ' • ·· . >I.' ,, ---------- .. 49t ·Drumsticks .... ulm 11.. IIGl , • �,.'' ' i • ' ,_·•~av ·;. . ' 1rimt•- ltntitut · "' ~ ,I '' ;,. ~ ' . ,. ~ 1'.' ,• .,_,e " ·- ' ,, ·'' .. -~ Tlmes-Sentlne~ Sunday, July 31, 1868 ( . '. I . ' ~ > • I~ ' . ,. . . ' -SUNDAY 1'111TE PAPER· ' ' · ' _ ' . . .• . •"'.!.",·-'>..., • VenwnJJe!D'~,_.WII, lfll!r;:, ~ . I ~ ' v x-Piayboy Ky Shows PolititarSkill Ex-plal,bbli'>Jrentler Nguyen Cao Ky's during crises conUnues Americans and VIetnam- nt\~ _ bue" It!~ ·~ wllq lndllk1llli'1 ;~Ucan¥m'W ·qQ!fe ~~at_ !fill; ~cc:ord- W~GTON - The field for the 19418 RepubUcaa l're!!l-- Richard S. OWetl. P11blilher James E. Danllf!', Adt>. Dlr. B:obarl Wjllcm, Jr.. lfrm. Editor ·,, ' eraUon Front and an end to holding out against the Jleds. The Buddhists hod counted heavily on tht svpPort of . >Lt. Gffi. Nguyeq Chanb Tbl, the poptillr- Flrll Corpt ~fn!l!l'nd· er, whose dismissal set off tl!e rllils< 'lbl has many friends, Including key men In American circles. He has many lo)'al Vietnamese followers in lh~ First n~llaa Is alreaciJ ntrrow!ng dDwD to Ill~ and , the abfoluteiJ> O)IPOIIII nature1 at lbelr c•Dij)llp approacllfs clearly llgnalf, thel lbe G.O.P. 18 In for a sln.qjg)e bvlh biller and lundalnent81. Former Vice-President RJcb. ard Nixon, who holds a slight edge as of now, ls going all-out as a tradltlanal P:trty ltl8ll. an eagle-hawk on VIet Nam, and a moderate conservative on domestic~- . .. . . ''Gov. Geol:gt RoiDIIey of Mlcblg•ll IS-.runnlilg not u a rip. lar Republican but as an lad.. pendent-minded "modern" Reo publican. His views on Viet Nam have beoome quite cloudy and bl8 ettltudes on domestic mal· · ters are lllll'kediy liberal. denila1 lngi,~, ~- own piiii!P will ~ Jll'llmoted II lbt 10..1 fie. ~- • . .. ~ flit. _ '1 • • be a Nlloli DliD at ~ otna the alter- ~e:cW~il~ p!ore. ' ey!,r, ll.'lll_bt 9ery •lfOI!C ~ ~ <Jie: 1itD Jiayt . -ID ~~~ ~liard, slog· . lliic ftffiee !91lht party as ing crises. ~ Power: Better: (Will) Power fotq·~mployment projects, which ~j{/i;-· found jobs for ""me 2,000 Negroes, were !'!; lllfer~on in Ute Houg)l area before. lilt rto1il broke out. · " a whole. l!ol!meyra ll'etllll atrength will De not In any elatrn lor party aervlees rendered hut •• tllo.r In the fact IJtat his Is r• ~livel~ ,, .new lace while Nix· an'a .:. 'lilcoJilestably an old ,;'fhort, t~ 18 10tng to be another massive E-.t-West fight for control of'tha O.O.P. But, unlike 80J!l8 other such con-lronltllonl ol recent history, the Wtllem &Ide will not i• In-to ~ one <iutsunned from tba start. 1be critical d!Herenoe Ja that Ute Western champjon, Nil· 011, ls a pro aU the wriy 11114 holill many ptrly IOUs out. 11111d!DI and collectible, wl!lll RoiMty wiD have going fw hlln mosUy only the power, tozmldable though Indeed 11 Ia, of the Eoslern party eslablllbmenl. .' 1 1: ., \ ~- Champ.ion Awards. Dig·.'blight NFJ\A,Finals·arPt. \ ' • ' CONTINUED Fr1111 Pale I . ' . ·, :,- ' .,··. . . .. ~ lf9Dit'~ bY eon- Goldwaterites Out in>Force TQ~~Smylie of Idaho . I .. I ~ ' . ·f • 4'. y';t Ill . ~ ~~··. '" .""""' . ;:; ~.;;:('. 2511; ud Jeff Byers, Adanla, broke Field, Alllrnal and Aggregate records as he lhol a 2362 to lop the old mark of 2316 ill the Cub Boys Freestyle, set by James Allison of Lake Jackson, Texas, in 1965. Hall had ~ (895) lA the Field 920 (955) Hunter 520 1466) 'Animal, and 2362 (tJ16), tn the Aggregate. Allison'• records are tn parenthesis. Tom Jeffrey, st. Charles, Mo. got off to a good start opening day, finished Friday by seWng three new records in the Intermediate Boys Freestyle. Jeffery finished with an Aggregate of 2568 ID top the old mark of 2436. He topped tbe Field record with 1M3 (975) and the Hunter record with 11101 (1000) but dropped behind in the Animal round with 524 (530) ' • Cliff Neccessary, Richmond, .: .. . ' !~/ l • . 'k Gti,h~ys free style - Mark Hall, .Columbia, Conn., 2.162: Terry Middleton, Kaoaas City, Mo. 22110 . and Gary Campbell Ma;shalivlll~. Ga., 2182. · · ' Men's bare how open - . Clift Necessary, Richmond, Va.; 2520 Tom Frye, Leesburg, Va., 2473; and D?n Kiel, Granite, 01., 2464. Mens _how hunter - Fabia Dwquanb, F.ront Royal, Va., . 2064: Franklm McPe~, Forest Park, Ill.. 2047; and Chuck 11>gram, Dallas, Texas, 1961. Men's bare bow amateur Jackie Lancaster, Goldsboro, 'N, C. 2411 ; Ted C. Crow. Lenoir, N. c.,· 2403: and Sherwood Scheck, Boyertown, Pa., 2al4. . lntermedia_te boys bare how'":' Bruce Whtte; Wen·ton, W. _ v~··., 21154: HarVey R ext o d ~. Schwenksville, Pa., 2026; and Don Wilson, Franklin, Ind., 19. ' :-i,. • 'I ~ ';:~~.:~~::s~~~ 0:~~~ ~~ Junior boys bare how - Brad Long, Jophn, Mo., 2402; Scott M1tchell, Bloommgdaie, Ind., 2392: and Tom Prmr, Oswego, N. Y., 2204Cub boys bare how _ Jerold Cantrell, Springfield, va., 1666; Ernie ChristeMeo, Chatbam, .lll., 1346; and Bruce Burris, Hot competition was grea~r Green Castle, Ind., 1300. than the mtense heat wh1ch Women's free style open _ plagued the archers all week. Evely• Goodrich, Flint, . Mich., More than 850 ~rchers _ from 2394; Evelyn Ruhl. Owatonna, 40 states partJcJpated m the Minn., 235&: and Donna Pritt, National Tournament. Several Cockensville, Md., 2338, were felled by heat. Women 's free style amateur Mary. Lee Craft, Tahb, Va., - D•ane Vetrecm Chula Vista m lOUt place opening day a(ter Calif., 2377; Nan~ Kleinma~ bemg felled ily heat, rlllhed Cincinnati, 2271 and 2147. to win the Women's Bare Bow Women's bare bow amateurOpen with an aggregate ol 1952. , Mary Lee Craft, Tabh. Va., Joyce King of New Haven, W. !19!i2; Joyce King, New Haven, Va., was second with 1891. w. va., 1891, and Mary Elleo Climax of the five day tourna- Durham, Fort Pierce, Fla., 1888. ment was . the presentati~n of I Women's bare bow amateur awards Fnday afternoon 1n the Eunice Schewe. Roscoe. 111. 2005 old West Virginia National Jean Bird, Trenton, N. J., 1733; Guards shops in the old TNT and Ginny Kelly, Reading, Pa., area. Presentatlons were made 1637 . by Gilbert A. Boenig, presi- Women's how hunter - Mar-dent, National Field Archery garet Whedon, Columbus; Ind., an 'aggregate of 2520, but it dropped behind his 2537 set 111 1964. Close 011 the heels of the leader were Tom Frye Lee&burg, '-'~ who challeng~ Neecessary all week, with 247J, and Do• Kiel, Granite, Ill., 2464. FELLED BY HEAT- On opening day, Mary Lee Craft, Tabb, Va., (center) finish· ed strong to take the Women's Bare Bow in the N.FAA. Tournament with an aggre· g~te of 1952. On the left is Joyce King, New Ha~en, W. Va., who was second. Third was Mary Ellen Durham, Fort Pierce, Fla. Far rtght ts Velda Berg, Tullahoma, Tenn., who was htgh m the aruma! round. I', _. ,., __ R.ALLIES TO W1'N - Brad Long, Joplin, Bow Friday at the N.F.A.A. tournament by gate of 2402. Scott Mltchell, Bloomingdale, animal' round, finished aecond. Tom Prior, ' Mo., (center) won the Junior Boy! Ba111 overcoming a 10-point lead .for an aggreInd., left, who bad led Long ~oi11g into the Oswego, N. Y., right, was third. 1,. f t I, • I I' ·I'!',' ,I ·· ·, I '· 1 j 1 Association. 1087. Approximately 4.0110 persons Intermediate girls free style attended the toumamenl each - Andrea Malkut, East Vanderday, and between 2,8110 and 3.200 grift, Pa .. 2191; Sandra Fryer, including archers and their lam- East Vandergrift, Pa.. 1002: and Uies migrated into the tri- Betty Matheis, Huntingburg, county area for the competi- Ind .. 1573. . lion, according to Chum Bohr, -Junior girls free style - Bruwho with his wile, Kelly, band- ceen Goodrich, Flint, Micb., Jed press relations for the 2557. tournament. Intermediate girls hare how Men's tree-style open - Les - Gay Rocheleau. Worcester, Gervais, Highland. Ind., 2704: 'Mass., 151i8: Wendy Molitoris, ' Dickie Roberts, Three Rivers, Perth Amboy, N. J.; 994; aod Mich., 2890; and Steve Robin- Sharon Marlin... Indianapolis, son. Richwood, Ohio, 2662. ~Ind .. 656. Men's free style amateur - ' Junior girls bare· how - Shar· Jim Stametz. Bethlehem, Pa., on Molitoris. Perth Amboy , N. :1825; Davld Hall, East Alton, · J., 193&; Vickie Carpenter, HI .. 2819 ; and Richard G. Wil- Yorktown, Ind., 1518, and Jo son, Jr., 2563. Ann Thomas, Flint, Mich., 1323. Intermediate boys free style Cub girls free style - Paula -Torn Jeffrey, St. Charles, Mo. Matheis, Huntingburg, Ind. !568; Jim Fowkes. Verona. Pa .. 1406. CHAMP ON TARGET- Clifl Neccessary, Richmond, !550: and Mike Wenzler, Ket- Dub girls bare bow - Cynlb- Va., displays form_and poise which won him the Men's tering, Ohio, 2472. ia Hall, Monroe, La., 1421; Sha- Bare Bow Open, w1th an aggregate of 2520, m the N.F.A. Junior boys free style - Wll- ron Hill, Coventry, R. 1., 14110; A. tournament Friday at Pt. Pleasant. Neccessary is the liam Shoemaker, GibbstoWil, N. and Cheri Carpenter, Yorktown, present N.F.A.A. Men's Bare Bow Champion, though FrjJ., 2594; Bill Davis, Irving, Tex. Ind., 778. day's score failed to top bis National mark of 2537. . thing iB what Ute phrase geberatioa of Negit has captured. as a caD to riot, arson, !, ~~~~ll~ warfare, then it is Such use of "'Black ' Ulldouhtedly cause imliDd tragedy In the nation's in Ute long run It would 10 be very puny power Indeed tbe Negro far worse off !bar '• r, j' This is precisely what happened when tb!f lilnd of "black power" was turned lapse; W - Cleveland. ~\. ~as not a white llllHl but a Negro, c4f CoWicilman Leo Jackson, who plainly' ~el<i!i the riots for what !bey were"a .,~gle, not for civil rights, but a s~, by thugs lor leadership of the Negro community ... . . . ~ ~ashi~rt9n ~y-i.ine - ~ -kept "Blatt power" Is one of the latest terms of our times, and like any other catch phrase, it means different tblngs to different people. To some, it conjureo up the worst fears of civil anarchy, anarchy lllat could make recent events in Cleveland ·and other cities look like U!ple• rebearsals. . , To ' others, It means the strategic Ule of Negro io . win. \ rights white majority .. co• radicals in the Buddhist group bad aUenat-G ed some of the key gTOilflll wblch had joiaKy's police and army units broke up lho Buddhlals ID tbe revolt. demonstrations. But lbey were carethat Ky go - slow . period, some ful not to interfere witb lbe rilht of ~ntigll'•enJm<•nt generllls became , Buddhists to observe their rellgi<!UI they came to see in Ute most Buddhlltl 1rom · followa call for immediate neg!>- . ' Ute Communist National LibIng the extremists. !lacK f, .litlb the ~, RebuPUCIIIIIII · publiCan ~. · ;, Nelsoa :, Roctefeller, Du!nii•, re-el~ lion !q:•New YQrli slid wUI -alnlt ~bly u Rol\!leteller ls ~oft• . . -· Nllon, tw bt, paft, l,llllrong ln .lhe r.tkl~ Wf!st. "lbe, ·· old heartland of faithful ReJlllllQcanlsm, 8lld he ~ - . e!UrJt the fav¢tt ·IIOif ol • ·:&my_Goldwalu.Willi ol the P¢1. 'lhojlgh ht II, to be sure, ,fat leg aervaUve than thle wing. Nl~ same Its indicated "What's Up Your Sfeeve: ' uotiJ the excesses ol tbe I ..-.,..~ ,WID of act, his apparent skill p, rapi<ls of Oriental politics •laJrlp hUll wllb Ute brand That · ~. If hill bead res.llouJders a few more years. Dt!C'Ssily, If no~ Cot'PI ~a. Ky's grea~at IJanijioap "' hll . , llt1 '!·d ,1,•·'1) . J l• But TJil became distUuiloned when he· 'l'enerate age. It to supjlqs~oan, -lion" · )iiscovered that the Communists bUd wisdom, sagacity, patience, the 'd!ljls ifit8Uy go - all Ute virtues needed in . Infiltrated one of the ,ptlnclplll IIJJlldblst. the Repoblican Nationbacked action groups .- lbe RevoluUon. 1 . ·· be wlll be, .the . Nixon iB committed bey91ld ary Popular Committee at· Hue. · ·_:· , Ky hangs onto the hubs argunltnt or recall to a very pilwer,t11i.. c.li!~a Some anti-Ky political p~e. ...,. whiM!' he escapes the onus of .II 1101 !llcartlsm, too, 11 Ronald touch Une, ID VIet Nam; and had tended to ~upport the ·. Buddhists his position could only grew increasingly concerned over the his fortunes 1liU rise or loll as ~ entrenched. the CIII'HIII slop • the • war sentiments voiced by tbll his 'propoSals lor hllliJJg the more radlcol Buddhist leaders. ~~~~==e~ of tbe dramatic De NaD· Cotlllllllllisl Invaders even har-paJcn. Ralll... fl revolts and self - burnings After wBIIIDg for dissension to &fOW der than now may be politicalloon 114rt, teo, IPI'aJd'll 11101'1 RepubUcaa proltulo~ with and summer showed a wllbiD the rebel oamp, Ky moved fasl for llomnep tbP lor 1111 Rio close CalliQ!'IIla '-*'!!~ ly vindicated or politically diitiming and strategy and vloleady. PllbUl!ID .flllr u ., ltlllll. Hlf. ·," , llav.e 111 doubt ~·· that credited. :ml~-~- illy fanner President Dlam --------------------~----~._~-------Nguyen Khaoh in But -~ aimed bls vl1llence· ai Da Nl!'ll, where ·•-the nbeiHon was not ":'llOlely a In Ute past. Buddhist action. He thus wasn't pot iii the revolts were at their height, ' the position of carrying out a repression · Ky avoided the temptation of playing of Buddhists. Catbolics agaiDSI Buddhists. In Saigon, Ky followed the same eareful Khaoh had •made Ibis mistake In 1964. policy. He prominently displayed al,roQ8 Instead, Ky bided bis time - talldng .. pollee and army forces during the recii!T- appeasement - ' .... • ' ~ PUBLWD:D BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBTJSH1NG COkPANJ' Chester Tannehill, Exea. Editor Dwight W•therho!t, Edil01 ... "A person who would sneak up in the dalk of night to set fire to a church of hfs owrt·-pecple or who would try to prevent poljse ~d firemen from rescuing women and .c(lildreD from a fire is not a eivU rig!tt. ' .'!'orker:• '"'' ' ·" ~~ ~in tlll~i'lv's Houg!l area was not 11 .revolt ag&!list the wblf,e establlshmeot-: lay• .,~ackson. "You don't get 'wbil.dy' Ia ·1 predominantly Negro area. It :Is n<lt 'whitely' who is being killed. It's tile ·Negro who's bein1 killed." Accvrilin& to Mayor Ralph Locher, ' Ratio's .. .... . '. ' .il ' • .. • . i! ~ . 1.;' •· ··' _, i~~·· '·' ,_·I., f-' ...... ,..-.,·' ' DRAWS BEAD - Les Gervais, Highland, Ind., set a new aggregate record of 2704 as he _won the Men's Free Style Open Friday at Pt. Pleasant, m the N.F.A.A. ~lsi National Tournament. Gervais beat the old mark of 2662 set in 1965 by Dickie Roberts of Three Rivere, Mich. In Friday's shooting, Roberta broke bii old Animal Round m.ark of 546 with a 552. TOP THREE - All smiles are the top three winners In the N.F.A.A.'s Men's Bare Bow Open Divtsion. Defending Champion Cliff Neccessary, Richmond , Va., center, won the event and received a replica of the huge trop~Y he is boldi~g_. S~cond was Torn Frye,_ Leesbur!l, Va., oli tlie left , and fiDlshing third was Don Kiel , Gramte, ill. The event was the most hotly contested shoot-()ff at tbe 21st &mual National Tournament at Pt. Pleasant. 1 �,.'' ' i • ' ,_·•~av ·;. . ' 1rimt•- ltntitut · "' ~ ,I '' ;,. ~ ' . ,. ~ 1'.' ,• .,_,e " ·- ' ,, ·'' .. -~ Tlmes-Sentlne~ Sunday, July 31, 1868 ( . '. I . ' ~ > • I~ ' . ,. . . ' -SUNDAY 1'111TE PAPER· ' ' · ' _ ' . . .• . •"'.!.",·-'>..., • VenwnJJe!D'~,_.WII, lfll!r;:, ~ . I ~ ' v x-Piayboy Ky Shows PolititarSkill Ex-plal,bbli'>Jrentler Nguyen Cao Ky's during crises conUnues Americans and VIetnam- nt\~ _ bue" It!~ ·~ wllq lndllk1llli'1 ;~Ucan¥m'W ·qQ!fe ~~at_ !fill; ~cc:ord- W~GTON - The field for the 19418 RepubUcaa l're!!l-- Richard S. OWetl. P11blilher James E. Danllf!', Adt>. Dlr. B:obarl Wjllcm, Jr.. lfrm. Editor ·,, ' eraUon Front and an end to holding out against the Jleds. The Buddhists hod counted heavily on tht svpPort of . >Lt. Gffi. Nguyeq Chanb Tbl, the poptillr- Flrll Corpt ~fn!l!l'nd· er, whose dismissal set off tl!e rllils< 'lbl has many friends, Including key men In American circles. He has many lo)'al Vietnamese followers in lh~ First n~llaa Is alreaciJ ntrrow!ng dDwD to Ill~ and , the abfoluteiJ> O)IPOIIII nature1 at lbelr c•Dij)llp approacllfs clearly llgnalf, thel lbe G.O.P. 18 In for a sln.qjg)e bvlh biller and lundalnent81. Former Vice-President RJcb. ard Nixon, who holds a slight edge as of now, ls going all-out as a tradltlanal P:trty ltl8ll. an eagle-hawk on VIet Nam, and a moderate conservative on domestic~- . .. . . ''Gov. Geol:gt RoiDIIey of Mlcblg•ll IS-.runnlilg not u a rip. lar Republican but as an lad.. pendent-minded "modern" Reo publican. His views on Viet Nam have beoome quite cloudy and bl8 ettltudes on domestic mal· · ters are lllll'kediy liberal. denila1 lngi,~, ~- own piiii!P will ~ Jll'llmoted II lbt 10..1 fie. ~- • . .. ~ flit. _ '1 • • be a Nlloli DliD at ~ otna the alter- ~e:cW~il~ p!ore. ' ey!,r, ll.'lll_bt 9ery •lfOI!C ~ ~ <Jie: 1itD Jiayt . -ID ~~~ ~liard, slog· . lliic ftffiee !91lht party as ing crises. ~ Power: Better: (Will) Power fotq·~mployment projects, which ~j{/i;-· found jobs for ""me 2,000 Negroes, were !'!; lllfer~on in Ute Houg)l area before. lilt rto1il broke out. · " a whole. l!ol!meyra ll'etllll atrength will De not In any elatrn lor party aervlees rendered hut •• tllo.r In the fact IJtat his Is r• ~livel~ ,, .new lace while Nix· an'a .:. 'lilcoJilestably an old ,;'fhort, t~ 18 10tng to be another massive E-.t-West fight for control of'tha O.O.P. But, unlike 80J!l8 other such con-lronltllonl ol recent history, the Wtllem &Ide will not i• In-to ~ one <iutsunned from tba start. 1be critical d!Herenoe Ja that Ute Western champjon, Nil· 011, ls a pro aU the wriy 11114 holill many ptrly IOUs out. 11111d!DI and collectible, wl!lll RoiMty wiD have going fw hlln mosUy only the power, tozmldable though Indeed 11 Ia, of the Eoslern party eslablllbmenl. .' 1 1: ., \ ~- Champ.ion Awards. Dig·.'blight NFJ\A,Finals·arPt. \ ' • ' CONTINUED Fr1111 Pale I . ' . ·, :,- ' .,··. . . .. ~ lf9Dit'~ bY eon- Goldwaterites Out in>Force TQ~~Smylie of Idaho . I .. I ~ ' . ·f • 4'. y';t Ill . ~ ~~··. '" .""""' . ;:; ~.;;:('. 2511; ud Jeff Byers, Adanla, broke Field, Alllrnal and Aggregate records as he lhol a 2362 to lop the old mark of 2316 ill the Cub Boys Freestyle, set by James Allison of Lake Jackson, Texas, in 1965. Hall had ~ (895) lA the Field 920 (955) Hunter 520 1466) 'Animal, and 2362 (tJ16), tn the Aggregate. Allison'• records are tn parenthesis. Tom Jeffrey, st. Charles, Mo. got off to a good start opening day, finished Friday by seWng three new records in the Intermediate Boys Freestyle. Jeffery finished with an Aggregate of 2568 ID top the old mark of 2436. He topped tbe Field record with 1M3 (975) and the Hunter record with 11101 (1000) but dropped behind in the Animal round with 524 (530) ' • Cliff Neccessary, Richmond, .: .. . ' !~/ l • . 'k Gti,h~ys free style - Mark Hall, .Columbia, Conn., 2.162: Terry Middleton, Kaoaas City, Mo. 22110 . and Gary Campbell Ma;shalivlll~. Ga., 2182. · · ' Men's bare how open - . Clift Necessary, Richmond, Va.; 2520 Tom Frye, Leesburg, Va., 2473; and D?n Kiel, Granite, 01., 2464. Mens _how hunter - Fabia Dwquanb, F.ront Royal, Va., . 2064: Franklm McPe~, Forest Park, Ill.. 2047; and Chuck 11>gram, Dallas, Texas, 1961. Men's bare bow amateur Jackie Lancaster, Goldsboro, 'N, C. 2411 ; Ted C. Crow. Lenoir, N. c.,· 2403: and Sherwood Scheck, Boyertown, Pa., 2al4. . lntermedia_te boys bare how'":' Bruce Whtte; Wen·ton, W. _ v~··., 21154: HarVey R ext o d ~. Schwenksville, Pa., 2026; and Don Wilson, Franklin, Ind., 19. ' :-i,. • 'I ~ ';:~~.:~~::s~~~ 0:~~~ ~~ Junior boys bare how - Brad Long, Jophn, Mo., 2402; Scott M1tchell, Bloommgdaie, Ind., 2392: and Tom Prmr, Oswego, N. Y., 2204Cub boys bare how _ Jerold Cantrell, Springfield, va., 1666; Ernie ChristeMeo, Chatbam, .lll., 1346; and Bruce Burris, Hot competition was grea~r Green Castle, Ind., 1300. than the mtense heat wh1ch Women's free style open _ plagued the archers all week. Evely• Goodrich, Flint, . Mich., More than 850 ~rchers _ from 2394; Evelyn Ruhl. Owatonna, 40 states partJcJpated m the Minn., 235&: and Donna Pritt, National Tournament. Several Cockensville, Md., 2338, were felled by heat. Women 's free style amateur Mary. Lee Craft, Tahb, Va., - D•ane Vetrecm Chula Vista m lOUt place opening day a(ter Calif., 2377; Nan~ Kleinma~ bemg felled ily heat, rlllhed Cincinnati, 2271 and 2147. to win the Women's Bare Bow Women's bare bow amateurOpen with an aggregate ol 1952. , Mary Lee Craft, Tabh. Va., Joyce King of New Haven, W. !19!i2; Joyce King, New Haven, Va., was second with 1891. w. va., 1891, and Mary Elleo Climax of the five day tourna- Durham, Fort Pierce, Fla., 1888. ment was . the presentati~n of I Women's bare bow amateur awards Fnday afternoon 1n the Eunice Schewe. Roscoe. 111. 2005 old West Virginia National Jean Bird, Trenton, N. J., 1733; Guards shops in the old TNT and Ginny Kelly, Reading, Pa., area. Presentatlons were made 1637 . by Gilbert A. Boenig, presi- Women's how hunter - Mar-dent, National Field Archery garet Whedon, Columbus; Ind., an 'aggregate of 2520, but it dropped behind his 2537 set 111 1964. Close 011 the heels of the leader were Tom Frye Lee&burg, '-'~ who challeng~ Neecessary all week, with 247J, and Do• Kiel, Granite, Ill., 2464. FELLED BY HEAT- On opening day, Mary Lee Craft, Tabb, Va., (center) finish· ed strong to take the Women's Bare Bow in the N.FAA. Tournament with an aggre· g~te of 1952. On the left is Joyce King, New Ha~en, W. Va., who was second. Third was Mary Ellen Durham, Fort Pierce, Fla. Far rtght ts Velda Berg, Tullahoma, Tenn., who was htgh m the aruma! round. I', _. ,., __ R.ALLIES TO W1'N - Brad Long, Joplin, Bow Friday at the N.F.A.A. tournament by gate of 2402. Scott Mltchell, Bloomingdale, animal' round, finished aecond. Tom Prior, ' Mo., (center) won the Junior Boy! Ba111 overcoming a 10-point lead .for an aggreInd., left, who bad led Long ~oi11g into the Oswego, N. Y., right, was third. 1,. f t I, • I I' ·I'!',' ,I ·· ·, I '· 1 j 1 Association. 1087. Approximately 4.0110 persons Intermediate girls free style attended the toumamenl each - Andrea Malkut, East Vanderday, and between 2,8110 and 3.200 grift, Pa .. 2191; Sandra Fryer, including archers and their lam- East Vandergrift, Pa.. 1002: and Uies migrated into the tri- Betty Matheis, Huntingburg, county area for the competi- Ind .. 1573. . lion, according to Chum Bohr, -Junior girls free style - Bruwho with his wile, Kelly, band- ceen Goodrich, Flint, Micb., Jed press relations for the 2557. tournament. Intermediate girls hare how Men's tree-style open - Les - Gay Rocheleau. Worcester, Gervais, Highland. Ind., 2704: 'Mass., 151i8: Wendy Molitoris, ' Dickie Roberts, Three Rivers, Perth Amboy, N. J.; 994; aod Mich., 2890; and Steve Robin- Sharon Marlin... Indianapolis, son. Richwood, Ohio, 2662. ~Ind .. 656. Men's free style amateur - ' Junior girls bare· how - Shar· Jim Stametz. Bethlehem, Pa., on Molitoris. Perth Amboy , N. :1825; Davld Hall, East Alton, · J., 193&; Vickie Carpenter, HI .. 2819 ; and Richard G. Wil- Yorktown, Ind., 1518, and Jo son, Jr., 2563. Ann Thomas, Flint, Mich., 1323. Intermediate boys free style Cub girls free style - Paula -Torn Jeffrey, St. Charles, Mo. Matheis, Huntingburg, Ind. !568; Jim Fowkes. Verona. Pa .. 1406. CHAMP ON TARGET- Clifl Neccessary, Richmond, !550: and Mike Wenzler, Ket- Dub girls bare bow - Cynlb- Va., displays form_and poise which won him the Men's tering, Ohio, 2472. ia Hall, Monroe, La., 1421; Sha- Bare Bow Open, w1th an aggregate of 2520, m the N.F.A. Junior boys free style - Wll- ron Hill, Coventry, R. 1., 14110; A. tournament Friday at Pt. Pleasant. Neccessary is the liam Shoemaker, GibbstoWil, N. and Cheri Carpenter, Yorktown, present N.F.A.A. Men's Bare Bow Champion, though FrjJ., 2594; Bill Davis, Irving, Tex. Ind., 778. day's score failed to top bis National mark of 2537. . thing iB what Ute phrase geberatioa of Negit has captured. as a caD to riot, arson, !, ~~~~ll~ warfare, then it is Such use of "'Black ' Ulldouhtedly cause imliDd tragedy In the nation's in Ute long run It would 10 be very puny power Indeed tbe Negro far worse off !bar '• r, j' This is precisely what happened when tb!f lilnd of "black power" was turned lapse; W - Cleveland. ~\. ~as not a white llllHl but a Negro, c4f CoWicilman Leo Jackson, who plainly' ~el<i!i the riots for what !bey were"a .,~gle, not for civil rights, but a s~, by thugs lor leadership of the Negro community ... . . . ~ ~ashi~rt9n ~y-i.ine - ~ -kept "Blatt power" Is one of the latest terms of our times, and like any other catch phrase, it means different tblngs to different people. To some, it conjureo up the worst fears of civil anarchy, anarchy lllat could make recent events in Cleveland ·and other cities look like U!ple• rebearsals. . , To ' others, It means the strategic Ule of Negro io . win. \ rights white majority .. co• radicals in the Buddhist group bad aUenat-G ed some of the key gTOilflll wblch had joiaKy's police and army units broke up lho Buddhlals ID tbe revolt. demonstrations. But lbey were carethat Ky go - slow . period, some ful not to interfere witb lbe rilht of ~ntigll'•enJm<•nt generllls became , Buddhists to observe their rellgi<!UI they came to see in Ute most Buddhlltl 1rom · followa call for immediate neg!>- . ' Ute Communist National LibIng the extremists. !lacK f, .litlb the ~, RebuPUCIIIIIII · publiCan ~. · ;, Nelsoa :, Roctefeller, Du!nii•, re-el~ lion !q:•New YQrli slid wUI -alnlt ~bly u Rol\!leteller ls ~oft• . . -· Nllon, tw bt, paft, l,llllrong ln .lhe r.tkl~ Wf!st. "lbe, ·· old heartland of faithful ReJlllllQcanlsm, 8lld he ~ - . e!UrJt the fav¢tt ·IIOif ol • ·:&my_Goldwalu.Willi ol the P¢1. 'lhojlgh ht II, to be sure, ,fat leg aervaUve than thle wing. Nl~ same Its indicated "What's Up Your Sfeeve: ' uotiJ the excesses ol tbe I ..-.,..~ ,WID of act, his apparent skill p, rapi<ls of Oriental politics •laJrlp hUll wllb Ute brand That · ~. If hill bead res.llouJders a few more years. Dt!C'Ssily, If no~ Cot'PI ~a. Ky's grea~at IJanijioap "' hll . , llt1 '!·d ,1,•·'1) . J l• But TJil became distUuiloned when he· 'l'enerate age. It to supjlqs~oan, -lion" · )iiscovered that the Communists bUd wisdom, sagacity, patience, the 'd!ljls ifit8Uy go - all Ute virtues needed in . Infiltrated one of the ,ptlnclplll IIJJlldblst. the Repoblican Nationbacked action groups .- lbe RevoluUon. 1 . ·· be wlll be, .the . Nixon iB committed bey91ld ary Popular Committee at· Hue. · ·_:· , Ky hangs onto the hubs argunltnt or recall to a very pilwer,t11i.. c.li!~a Some anti-Ky political p~e. ...,. whiM!' he escapes the onus of .II 1101 !llcartlsm, too, 11 Ronald touch Une, ID VIet Nam; and had tended to ~upport the ·. Buddhists his position could only grew increasingly concerned over the his fortunes 1liU rise or loll as ~ entrenched. the CIII'HIII slop • the • war sentiments voiced by tbll his 'propoSals lor hllliJJg the more radlcol Buddhist leaders. ~~~~==e~ of tbe dramatic De NaD· Cotlllllllllisl Invaders even har-paJcn. Ralll... fl revolts and self - burnings After wBIIIDg for dissension to &fOW der than now may be politicalloon 114rt, teo, IPI'aJd'll 11101'1 RepubUcaa proltulo~ with and summer showed a wllbiD the rebel oamp, Ky moved fasl for llomnep tbP lor 1111 Rio close CalliQ!'IIla '-*'!!~ ly vindicated or politically diitiming and strategy and vloleady. PllbUl!ID .flllr u ., ltlllll. Hlf. ·," , llav.e 111 doubt ~·· that credited. :ml~-~- illy fanner President Dlam --------------------~----~._~-------Nguyen Khaoh in But -~ aimed bls vl1llence· ai Da Nl!'ll, where ·•-the nbeiHon was not ":'llOlely a In Ute past. Buddhist action. He thus wasn't pot iii the revolts were at their height, ' the position of carrying out a repression · Ky avoided the temptation of playing of Buddhists. Catbolics agaiDSI Buddhists. In Saigon, Ky followed the same eareful Khaoh had •made Ibis mistake In 1964. policy. He prominently displayed al,roQ8 Instead, Ky bided bis time - talldng .. pollee and army forces during the recii!T- appeasement - ' .... • ' ~ PUBLWD:D BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBTJSH1NG COkPANJ' Chester Tannehill, Exea. Editor Dwight W•therho!t, Edil01 ... "A person who would sneak up in the dalk of night to set fire to a church of hfs owrt·-pecple or who would try to prevent poljse ~d firemen from rescuing women and .c(lildreD from a fire is not a eivU rig!tt. ' .'!'orker:• '"'' ' ·" ~~ ~in tlll~i'lv's Houg!l area was not 11 .revolt ag&!list the wblf,e establlshmeot-: lay• .,~ackson. "You don't get 'wbil.dy' Ia ·1 predominantly Negro area. It :Is n<lt 'whitely' who is being killed. It's tile ·Negro who's bein1 killed." Accvrilin& to Mayor Ralph Locher, ' Ratio's .. .... . '. ' .il ' • .. • . i! ~ . 1.;' •· ··' _, i~~·· '·' ,_·I., f-' ...... ,..-.,·' ' DRAWS BEAD - Les Gervais, Highland, Ind., set a new aggregate record of 2704 as he _won the Men's Free Style Open Friday at Pt. Pleasant, m the N.F.A.A. ~lsi National Tournament. Gervais beat the old mark of 2662 set in 1965 by Dickie Roberts of Three Rivere, Mich. In Friday's shooting, Roberta broke bii old Animal Round m.ark of 546 with a 552. TOP THREE - All smiles are the top three winners In the N.F.A.A.'s Men's Bare Bow Open Divtsion. Defending Champion Cliff Neccessary, Richmond , Va., center, won the event and received a replica of the huge trop~Y he is boldi~g_. S~cond was Torn Frye,_ Leesbur!l, Va., oli tlie left , and fiDlshing third was Don Kiel , Gramte, ill. The event was the most hotly contested shoot-()ff at tbe 21st &mual National Tournament at Pt. Pleasant. 1 �., ', , . ., ... ~ ', J I I ~ • ·' '· I ' ' ,. Nrv,.ln farming MARKET ,•. t Results of 1965 Seedings On the Farm Front TRENDS Will Be Seen on Tuesday' ' ' . I. ' ' .• Horn Flies a Problemt ~ · ~w Hollanci feed factor; 1 I grinds and mixes where and when you V~~di'ltl on-~rm USE Nothlnc To MARLATE-50 and Reclsterl . You might be the lucky winner of this Honda. S·90. Nothing to buy ... no· obligation of DUST ON CAT1U WILL WT FOR WEEKS • ' . Rawlings Honda Sales S . •28 I PER 4 LB. BAG I 28 -1966 BUICKS., MANY OTHER USES ',, YOU ALWAYS SAVE FULTON THOMPSON SACRIFICE PRICES... 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Have us brina one out and see for yourself how you can do a better job when you pair big tires with big Farmall 806 and 1206 Turbo tractors. MEIGS EQUIPMENJ .COMPANY POMEROY •tnatlon. Flnol WHk for lhll effer. DAILY --ry. ll.. l1tor for FrH Door Pr!Jt, No ,urchoM EXCEPT SUNDAY POMEROY e ~Iii. ltrwtnt Oallte .. Me1on w Unlco Frettar - • Ctruy Mer. Lod tor. ~h. IUo "L" on loull 1 & S3 If ftt1 ... . V.E.S.. ,_ only $165 ASto,.'Full c.,."" GREAT . MaD aDd can'.t •., no to reaiOI)Ilble deal! We are ou.r ' ~ntt .u 'U fll ~.p,oli~ea. Qti)'lilteti, Ueecf Om lt!il Colii!J . 1111 Iii · lt!to SHOP, POMEROY TODAY! Up"' End ot PorMroy OPEN TIL 9 P.M !MONDAY thru SATI,IIIOAYI lAMA . . t '· ~.n ~. C:ounti.....,Phono 992·2111 Jack ~, w~.it '1111 • ( ~ Gallipolis, Ohio ._,, clS. ", 48 State St. COCL ICE CREAM OMoholl 110111 with Meh OPEN TIL 9 PM . SMITH BUICK FREE ICE CREAM DEAL ! ! FREEZE.R SALE PRICb STAIT s . 10% DOWN PAYMENT, 37!-!1 MONTHS Trad.. lns Accepted. 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Just Come 1!1:.: 1~ Made by DUPONT \ { ' ~~. .. . ,. ~lo .~Hcl9-ln~.: • '· _j .· · FllliNDI -f' OPJN .fRIDAY N~HTS 6:00 to' I:Oo THH.... ,,.,. IA"K . ,. ' . """ ~i<''-!ll'll • .....,..,-. ' !1 ~-· Cadillac or Olds Test Drive One Mowl . ·- ~- . . ( \ \ �' I . J'"~ J ' l ' "'' . ' . .~ ~. , ' " t ' Ellis, ltedi '' Whip Astros ';S.P RT ~{ ' I Clay 5-l Favorite Aug. 6 BY PETER LYNCH ' States has continued to bmld , brow In the sixth round. United Press lnttrnational i the image he has created for i Clay has made no pr..ii'•:IIOJ>S LONDON (UPI) - A much· ! himself i~ Bntain, as an almost ; a~t _th~ outcome of muted Cassius Clay puts hts modest Iitle hold'r. day s ftght_, although the rest 1 heavywe>ght crown on the line He has kept religously to_his the bo~mg fratermty here Aug. 6 at the 16,000 capaCitY publicly - sworn resolutiOn tn a ; regards tt more or less as Earls Court Arena against a 1trlev!Sion show durmg h1s La~t foregone conclusion. British contender who says it mit here that his days as the j He has merely asked . Lon· would cause hom some consider-' " Louisville Lip" and "Gasseous don to make sure he 18 Itt able omarrassment to win the j Casstus" are no more. I cause I don't want to hurt him. ue. ' On his last trip, he scuttled London , 32, takes mto 11 . J Henry Coop<'r's heavyweight I ring a record of 35 wms and Bntain's latest whtte !tope. hop<'s with a short pile-{! river defeats. in 48 outings. II lantern-lawod_ Bnan Londo•: , punch which op<'ned kmg- be a m1racle 1f he un~~oved 1 has satd he " not too anXIOUS I sized gash iR the Briton's eye it. to win the crown from Clay.. - -1 1 THE NEW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ll•ra,_.., to 1!1&• of midtown Manhattan. The sleet skeW. tf 111e ·~~~-,·-r .·-·r lip WileR PCIIIIoylnala Slalioll oace IIOcMI. c "· EDgland Cops W9rld SO,cfty Title in 0¥ertime, 4-2 ;i:~:tuuai.,:~·~,_~. . . 1 Jy IW\TMUT IICBEliZ£R '!be English scortnc liar bl!llle tietween defeaalve ,l ldfl wU. block~ by Roger Huol end Uafted Preu lnlel'Jialional uncorked. a left-footed kick In _played, Ill!~ f~ ~ . ~gp ID· the _ensuing scramble, Wolf: WI!:MBLI!:Y, England (11PI) the WanliiC seeondl of overtime by 48 houri of riln. '• . · I'~' Weber ldcked it borne - Cltoff Hunt scortd lwlct, In for ,theJ!JSuriDce,}ally. . Hellnlle\:;•. Hallllr'f ICOI'cbllil ·fl'liin point blank range to tie .vertllne to cemnlabt a rate fJ. pirilnn CI'QWd of t7 010 tick to the"~ ..lour callitil the 'ICOI'e· at z.a lind seiJI a title three-goal "hat trld;l; Saturday Including Queen EIIEabelb 'a,: English .;oalle,...cU.''IIaiP game IniAl overtime for only the . • Y • : , , . lhallaYl! Englanc! a 4-1 victory PJauc!ed the English squad for a out of peoltion !_b the 12th ml- Hljllhd lime since 1930. .ver West Germany for lbe full ¥11-hour iller the lame as nute of Jl]ay ·ifl~ tlf!i . II ilx Ball started the English id1N8 World Cup Soccer cham- England celebrated lis flrll minutes lalai.-alid rBI!idilnd.wiDI lack that prllduced the ~ing plon1bip. World Soccer Cup An esitrnat- in front·2-1 oa f= · Ptlers' &oal He drove down the rlghl • • ~ • f!unt, who tallied England't eel 400 rniiUon othera watched goal with Ill ·{ illll t,10 go In ~line and passad to Hlll'lll, flrsiiOJ) ol the game aarly In Ute acUen llve on television. '1'IJe the aam,. .; . ". . Who &18Dillled in a shot from tO regulad011 time, look 1 pass game was beamed to the United With I' milo'- left, Germany )ftrda out that hll the croasbar. from Alan Ball at the 10-rnlnule Slalea on tape by the Early received a "fie."1dek trem 10 bOUnced over the goal line and ' . , ,. rk rna ol a 11)-rnfnute extra .... Bird Satellite. yarda oulside IIW·penalty area. then caromed out. SIQ!l and scored en a ltJ.yarder Gen,iuy Scored Firat Lotber Emm";'lcli bOoted , the MOd Prolelll that broke a 2-2 tie. Gt!nnany •cored first in the ball tow&n!'~·'..-1, where II West Germany protested mildTh ~ ' ( . e Sunday Times-Sentinel, S!inday, July 31,1966-9 :~: cmciNN AT1 (UPI) - The Cincinnati Reds backet up Sammy Ellis' six-bit pitching with home runs by Vad1 Pinson and Deron Johnson to beat the Houston Astrol 61 Saturday and run tl\eir winning streak to five games. · r 'is' victory, his . against 14 losses, Tommy Harper aboard. Houston's losing string to Slngles by Pete Rose and seven. Tommy Hellns preceded Jiihn· · Pinson's horner, his niJllh of son's th~ • run homer ofl the season, carne off loser Mike Claude l,laymond In the eight~ Cuellar in the fourth inning iuniug. The homer WBI John. son's 13th ol the season, tops the Reels, and gave him II runs batted ia duAIIg bia last four games. . '!be Aslrol' only 11111 off Ellh in the ftflh imJilg wber Jmlffiy Wynn walked; went k 1: : ; : on a wild pitch a n < t. on Sonriy JacUia'1 ~ ' single. Line Score: American By United ~ B. tJS: ,'· t.on._ .,.l.Tlps ., • Sunday Time$,-S,tJfine/. Texan Captures B H~lon 000 °10 ~- 1 1 . ts.Agun, . ..=~not w L p CinclCu~llar, QOURaymond 200 ObL I It lr raves Stop Ian ani 1 4 68 35 ~~:yus~ro~t h7:uldh~~= h•~l New NFL Team Will Battle Supertest Open T k 1:.5 ll ~" R ' Baltimore ... .s:o· I.P-eu!! s~ ) ) ~= Blackpeol and hiS Wife and a e ~ - ~ · l~ In ~tHl' ~'\m~ t ge.:;!nN: t._;, f: !~~: ::\!: 19th), Jo~ isth). ' ' children. E } • practlce • Game ' A TLAN'I)A (UP!) - !)ennis Menke single d borne California • .. ~· .' 3 48 -.525 14 • T Golf The pundits who watched the 1 ag es Ill ourney Rico Carty after an error by Hal Lan!er ha~ opened the Minnesota .. . 51 ~I .500 161!1 FIve Hitter w· . 1 . I. GaII)Po Is 1 I I (8) . ByJackson , Enus st reak two men in workouts this past , gate to give the Atlanta Braves a 6·5· VIctory m 11 mrungs Chicago :. 48 53 .480 week believe that Londmt wiB j By United Preso Inler1111tlonal Pittsburgh Ill llbllee! !I.Y. BY 800'1'1' BUTI'ON over the ~n. F.nlpci;l\lii ,GiAA~Is .~t\II'~Y in tbe..~irst g,arne New York .. . 47 53 .470 19\!: be safely back m wtth hts The spankmg new AUanla Los Angeles entertains UPI Sporll Writer nf a day-mght twm bill. , Kans. City .. .. 44 ii5 .444 22 family on Sunday morning, a Falcoin; under"" their pabtism land. LONDON, Ont. (UPI) Carty had walked with . WashiDglon ••• 47 60 .439 :!3 little battered perhaps. and of fire in the professional fool- The remainder of the Texan Kathy Wbitworth won out and raced to third whell It WU 1111 ibiloal Cfl'bon copy Bos!Qa .. . , .. 44 61 .4li 25 .L Clay wtll still be champ1on ,ball ranks Monday whem they AFL schedule is comprised of lthe $15,000 Supertest ladles Lanier let Woody Woodwanl'a effort _by Menke, who drove iD s.tmlay'a Resullo Bo xmg fans are expected to join the Philadelphia Eagles II two games Saturday night, wllb : Opel golf tournament Saturday Iapparent double play aroumer the. W~ ruw II the Dillb Bosto• 1 Washington % pay >50 ooo pounds 1$4ZO.OOOt to •ktckmg off the first week of the Denver h~tm~ Kansas C1tylby shooting a par 72 for a 54- go throu~h hts, legs. Pmeb lnaiDg ~alnsl the Glalltl Chicago 1 New York o PIT'l'SBURGH (UPf) -t.r, ,.,. the battle of the gtants and 1exhibition season which featur- a•d M•amt laking Its ~rofessioll· hole total of 213, three strokes ~alter Mike de Ia _Hoz wu Friday nighL Minnesota 7 Baltimore o pllcbed a ftft.ldtter mtotllfr 100.000 pounds 1$280.- es the a•nuai Coll~ge All-Star al bow. aga~ San Dtego. better than the runner - up Imtenbonally walked to load the The Braves, doWI S.O IJld Detroit ai ·Kansas City, night Richie AileD elubhetll two000 1 from televiston righl' will 1 Game. DeDIIJS Clandge, the formllt' Mickey Wright. bases and M_enke, who had later 5-3, kept battll~g ~k. Cleveland at Calllornia, night homer Saturday to Inc! tbl boost the gate sufftciently for i Nebraska star plucked from orth $2 250 struck out bia three previous :nre>' eaugbt up_ the first time Taday'o Pfobably Pltellen PbiHlea to 1 4-1 Clav to collect 150.000 pounds Atl"';'ta, _the 15th ~nd latest Green Bay in the expanaloll The. v1ctory. was w ' . times at bat, iaeed a drive to m the' fifth lnniD,g on Mack Cleveland at Califomia over tile PlttsbarP d London 40 000 ($112 OOO). ,franchise m the Nat1onal Foot- pool, will opel at quarterblldt to Miss Whttw~rth and tn- left field llrat seat CarQr home Jaoaes two • rtlll• horner, bis (5-6) Chance (7.12). Ut 1 ll!!apped 1 IV• an ' ' Iball League, hosts the Eagles lor the Falcons, whose two creased her eammg thts seas- with the winnlng rua. 13th of the season, and agam gan . vs. .a at. The bookmakers have been at its new stadium while the outstandiug rookie signal-eat- CHI to $18,652. She ·was the lead· The loss kepi the w.a.. tw'o ID the seventh when "Jones sing- Detrott at Kansas 1111 lo.!tllll stre watchmg the workouts too and 1American League begms inter· ~ lers are Ullavallable. Randy btg money winner on the percentage po_iqts beltlDd the led home one ron an<,l, Hank Mombouquette (5-7) a ADen's fifth ·lnainfltlolr, 111 '9 they made the British cballea- Jsquad play 1be following nighi 'Johnsoa o1 Texas A&l, the LPGA lour with $21,~ last league ·leadiiJg Pillllburgll Pi• Aaron,whodrovebltheWraves' (~ ) vs. Nash (4-0) a ad ·field upper deck 5-1 underdog. at Houston where the Oilers ' I most valuable player in the I year and Ill threatenmg to rates, who lost to pbl!adeJphl• first nrn with a llillgle in the Dlcksoa ().0) . . _ to right, foDowed· • lb8le er I 1 8 Clay TurllB Modell meet the Oaklllll4 Ratders. Coaches' Ail-America Game, is better that total this season. Saturday, 4-1, in a lillie third, hit a sacrifice Dy that Baltimore al Mm7'"~ ~ohnny ~ ~ bnb 1 Clay whose verbal phrases The big event -of the week tside6ned with a cracked rib Going into the final rolffid, allmted Felipe Alou to- score Wall 17-2) vit Kaat 14- • be. It was ,Aliena IIIII 11omhave r:.,.de him one of the most occurs Friday night when the while Steve Sloan of Alabama Miss Whitworth held a onelor the third time Ia the after- P r:.ew Y~~ ;tH:;::• (;. er~ th"t.u,s:""'added tJSu unpopolar heavyweight charn·r'College AU-Stars oppose the u. practicing for the All • Star stroke lead over Buffalo's Carol . 110011. .. l)e "": ~ (~·and Horl.:: (6' p . in lhl . : • r; pions of aU lime in the United NFL ch~pions, lite Green Bay game. Mann and a .two. stroke adv811'l'lte Gianlll scored two quick 10) vs. o :"":re~· Dick Groll Uti ' 00 _ Packers, m the 33rd annual Chi· lage over Miss Wright. But the in the r 1 . - 0 n 8 •.. ashiD ..,_11'·. cago Tribune Charities game at six-root-three Miss Mann shot a ruJI8 11'8 mnmg Boston at . gton - sl!lgle by JoiiiiDy ... · 1 Chicago's Soldiers' Field. 75 while Miss Wrllht settled for single by Jjm Benne~ 11.0) vs. Hannan (~). Jackson, who atrudl: out llv• I double by Torn Haller. mey got MDI!'tlay'l G""es ' 111111 walked two, picked up hi! The other NFL action pits I • '/3, their third rt1D in the lhird New York at Calllornla, lllgbt lOth victory agaiMI Dine :Wll.! neighborlng rivals Baltimore , Miss MBBI lblsihed Ill I tie ":hen Willie Mays led off with Washlngton at Kansas City, defeats. '!be 1oaa -* to OX 0 and Washington.. at the _Red· lJDtJI for lhird with Ruth Jessen a&~ •. . . . • h~_24th home nm of ~e y~r. night . Woody Fryman, amr e_andt s~' D.C. Stadii!ji W~y : 217. Both rteelved .1,300. Mill DIDIANAPOLIS (UPlJ -Na- £1VIIIC blm 52t · fo~ his career,Boslon at M\nil~ta. night yielded10blllutlsiiw81kJ o mght. Ou Salunliiy, St Louts Wright pocketed tl,'lltl for lMr tleaal Open abamplcw BJ11y and leavlng bun OlliY fwe ga~ scheduled. . 6 1-3 innfnp. hosts Atlanta, Chicago plays second-place fialsb. casper and leaa Mtlllaapp R. behind second • plaee JlfYillly ' · The Pb11Jes IClnd ,tbejr flrsl F-hiladelphia al MemP.hill, Min. H. Sikes tied 1w !lad Jl'on on the• all • time b~e run ill the fourth lnniag. cal~ nesotll meets Detroit hit New MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. IUPI) Martlya lmllll ... National Leagne lison singled and took third oa 107 run list. CIHCAGO (UPI) Left!and· Orleans, New York ulkes on The Minnesota Twins backed with 211 wblll llaldra "'Qnk. :U.~y..::. rmdftt : " tile '!be Giants got their final ; (DoH not' IDciude Diglit &111M1) Allen's fly baD wb~ Jell. ,.,. er Gary Peters p1tched a ~e- Dave Boswell's one-hit pitching wbo lbot I • Ill Ill CIIIIDbtll 80 two ruu in the mth inDiJig TEAM W L Pel. GB fielder WIDie Sfargell m~~jtJtli. hitter Saturday for his lh~rd performance with 10 bill, Nlllll, ..IMI ani a& i19. - f!ll!,OOO "1100" Festival ~ when Ollie Brown drove ill a PittsQurgh .. • 60 41 .594 ed for 1 double. Bob Uedler shutout and his Chicago_ White I including key borne runs by OGIIII!Ido tbe 15th hole, Ml8l ~ ~ (l!uuoce I fill II'U with a triple and then scor- Los Angeles . . 58 41 .586 1 wu inteDtlonally pii8Sed liid 1 Sox teammates scored m two- ~ Earl Battey and Harmoa KIJJI. Nwri "as stiD llaagillg oa ea or ed on aa error by Frank Boll- San Fran. . . . . 60 4S .583 1 Frymaa w~ed Bill While foro. ntn clusters to beat the New i brew, to beat tha Ballimln Of. Ill ller two • slruka lead. Then lllldlsputed lead "!!en be three- big. St. Louis . . . . . 53 47 .530 el6 1ng in caDisoo. ' York Yankees 8-0. : ioles 7.0 Saturday. tmsa Wrigbt slumped to a double putted the l8th ~le for a bogey Gaylord Perry, the ·Gitmls' Philadelphia'' ·•• 53 49 .520 7\i The Pirates lied II ill their It_ was ~e 141b ahutout by ' 0 It was only lbe Twine' _.... bogey on the 15th to drop four six, giving him an~ Casper lop winner wiUt a 15-2 lftllrd, Cincinnati • • _ 49 52 .485 11 half o1 the fourth oa .a walk 10 White Sox p1tcben and the lOth ; victory' in 111 games agalnsl 1M back and it was no contest. four • under • par 68 8 lor the worked the first 10 innings and Houston . • •, • 48 53 .475 D Manny Mota and slilg]es 'by time the Y"*- have been Ameneaa ....._leaden.. a.. Miss Whitworth bogeyed 1111 day. • . left with the score lied. '!be AUanta ...... 47 55 .4&1 13'.> Donn Clendeno• and Jlta . blanked 11m seuon. llllci Mick· l wtll struck liiiiiUo taltlt tilt dltb, by three-utting, but I Casper blazed Ill a birdie- ' Giants used three pitchers In 1New 'York .. • 45 55 :.450' 14'oi PagUaroni. Bobby Rlchardsoa nd A rneetln of Mei s-Gallla Po- letlgQ llrilreoat lead 'lllth 148, was of no conseouence. 11111 blrdi~e finish on the final , the last of the lith with the ' Chicago .. . .. 32 69 .317 28 ----ey Mantle each siDg1ed a 1n Lea g maR g wll 111 "'nl'lllll'nlll Balilaa, league Wright. a 31 _year- old veteran three holes for his 68, canning Joss going to Frank Linzy. who j Saturday'• Results • ,Clete Boyer d~~: ::: ~ ~ld Tu~y, at ~p.m. Ill._ -ldbg, lb-. from San Diego, was no longer 15 foot putt for his eagle three is now 4-8. '!be 'lictory went to .\Uanta I San Fran. 5, lsi, 11 in. -as he wor Ills th I ffcea of the D•"" S 7 , 'lila *-1 •• tbe 21-year- a serious challenger. on the 555-yard 18th. I underhand relief pitcher Ted Cincinnati 5 Houston 1 1 1 1 aid 1fabt IIBnder'a lOth against complete game far seven -• Abe th 1 th nd gh · win but no Yankee baserunner 'jMechanic-st, l'omeroy. flw . _ , In posting the victory, Miss Trailing the co · leaders by ma Y or_ •. seen Philad•lphia 4 Pittsbur 1 . rea~hed thtrd am Peters faced . Plans b' I double Ill Whitworth settled for one lour strokes, at 2ll , was._ Juan straight game, gtving him a 5-6 San Fran at Atlanta, 2nd_, U{ On 31Ver8 <only 29 batters. tioalllurllaJJIQ will be.,.._ Boswall walked Luis Aparlc1o \hirdie, 16 pars and the final ' 1Chi.Chi l Rodnguez, co-leader,'ecord. !Chicago at New York, _mght ; He • 1ve up no walks aad ap. to start the game, then retired , hole bogey. The birdie came on 1at the halfway mark who Los Angeles at St. Loms, ' struck out three. teague Preslilent Clleater t. 1B Or1oles Ill a row before Russ the par • five eighth hole. isoared to a 73 Saturday. G b R h T iay's Probable Pllelters 1 i The White Sox haaded Yank 'l'al!!lf!l8llllid lite tourne wttb Sayder led off the seventh with , I 'Meanwhtle. five players were , r~e ~er, oe e Chlc~go at New York , starter Mel StotUemyre 111112111 lbe the y, eli • titan single to nghl. 1Davd dis~uallfied. four of them for • Gam Fmal Round Hands (7-8 ) vs Shaw (8-9 ). PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Bn' -loss before he was replllltlllr filA ~1 11 1~f ~Johnson, hit by a Boswell p1tch NON-F:XISTANT f v10iatmg the oontmuous putting \ SOUTHORANGE. N.J . IUP!) San Francisco at ~llanla Purkey, veteran right-hand« ~jrn llontnP after four I I J ...,.. .:!~';;' w~econd Ia the ~tb, was the third and LONDON •UP!) - The Coo- rule. including defending cham· - Clark. Graebner of Beech· llolin 15-6) vs Jay (6-~) . pitcher, was placed on waiven !- Jerry Adair and Kel lllnJ "'*GI use last Onole to,reach base. nial Offil·e one or the l·•<l pion Bruce Crampton Ellminat- 1wood, Oh1o and Tony Roche of Houston at Cinrinnatl Saturday by the Pittsburg ~'opened the third lnniDI wlillllll_,.,. lyrac Earl Batte~ s three-run ho- vestioes of the Bni iSh Emptre ed for the same infraction were Australia gamed the final round Jsti (111-8) and •arrell (4-7) vs. l Plrales. If not claimed by anrsmgles. Arter Peters iii 1Q I mer m the fifth_ was the btg will ~~ase to extst after mid: Bob Charles, Harold Kneece, \Saturday in the m,en's Singles >appas (6-71 and FIScher (Z.9). 1other. club within 24 hours, t. ~t, Ada>r scored • I wlltl All team managers or their I blow for the _Twms, helpmg t·•g mghl Sunday and Homero Blancas, while . of the Eastern Grass Court Philadlephia at Pittsburgh - was to receive his uncondltion~itch . llerrv .-eaching second. repuseatalinl.,. Nl)llested to Btll Short With the_ defeat. hts Its work will be integrated 1965 PGA champion Dave Marr l tenms championships. Bunning (16-71 and _Buhl <5-5) al release. ~llerry advanced on Peten' be 01 bantL second In four deciSIOns. with the Comrr' , .e J, h Re'·•· was disqual ified for failure to Graebner, seeded No. 5. upset JS. l:.lass <IH) and Stsk (4-1). ii';mfleld out and "'"' ,•d on Wayne . Individual and lwo managers' The loodesl blow of the lions Office and it w111 be sign his scorecard. !lop-seeded Chfl Richey of San Los Angeles at St Louis Purkey, now '!1, appeared II . Causey's mfteld out. trophies will be presented lo a;::rn~~l ~me hil'l! the sevenUt known as the dependent ternto· At 212, fonr under par. were . Angelo, Tex., 6-3, 6-3. II · 9 Carlton (IHJ) vs. Osteen (12-8) 10 games this year, pitched II 1 Stottlernvre wolked Pete the wmner of lh• double-ehm1n- w n e ~w a towering ries division. Jay and Lionel Hebert. and 1 while Roche. seodt'd No. Z. heat or Koufu (17,5) . z.3 innings. and bad 1D earne< lVard in the lourth and all., linn event, Tannehill said. blow deep mto the lefkenter. Jackie Cupit. while Julius : his tourmg teammate, fourth· I Monday's Gamel ntn average of 1.40. Jill rt ' f rom MI'C r 1\1 gonunded ·•ut, fteld stands 10 the seventh. 11 ' Boros and Gene L1ttler were : seeded Owen Davidson. 4-li, 12· San Fr•.t. at New York, ni~ht cord this se110a il t:1. j,"John Rm1> o~ nu dnubltd home IDD GEt BERGER was measured at 4ii5 feel and NEW PARK 1 tied at 213. 110, 6-2 , 7-5. Houston at Philadelphia night His iifelllne record" Ill 1!11 ' one run : rrt ~ d;ur "nglf'<l ror , : came wtth Tony Oliva on first. I CINCINNATI CUPil _ Ham· Sikes. who started the third Angeles at Pills., night ,majors,jn .12t vlctorle.- 1li .anothec -un CLIFTON . ~I. !UP!) -Al l lilton County will get a new round five-under-par. went 10 : RAUJES IN STBETCII Cincinnati at St. Louis, ntghl defeats, bia ~t ~ lltl_nl , !lou ton ga.e up two 11nearned <:e~ berger. wmner of the recent CARRERu TRIUMPHS :park, thanks to the pmate under after 12 holes and . NEW YORK (UPI) -era,. ll82 'tlbt!D be - . tu "'~~' ' • run~ •n tne rtl lh when Ca u-ey Professtonal Golfers Associa· SPRINGFIELD, Ohio tUPil- ' donors. appeared certam to have the wood Slable'a Allsagal, the only bPTION BLASING.uft!: ClnrWd. Be _e amf to lh< ~c <e d and I'"" ' ' Ag1 ··• ~ as loon to_urnament . has been Alberto Carrero Santurce, P.R. Sam Benedict, president of und1spoted lead until he three- 3-year-<lid iD the field, rallied iD ATLANTA <11Pl) ._ Leftlllil. Plralel •tldl J'l!lll' from 9t. tou safe on an err11r . AI,., li ard added to the liSt ol enlnes I" defeated Mike Estep, Dallas,: the County Board of Park Com· putted the final greeR. He also the stretch at Aqueduct Satur- der Wade Blasingame 8 1., Ia. '!be ,P!rales reiletlvated In · grounded ""' \11'1 '""' d.. ubled the 1100.000 Thunderbird Clas- Tex ., 6-3, 6-3 and 6-2 Saturday 1 mlsstoners, said Saturday the th1 . e · putted the fourth to clay to will the ~,700 Tidal ame winner- 1a11 ' but ~der Andre ~ eli! .lhl to srore ho!h runm·rs SIC. Aug. 111-14. at the Upper ' to win the junior singles title : county has received the $91.000 wreck hiS chances to lead the Handicap by ball a 'leagth for wltb this' disabled Hat since JiiiJ·U itltl The '"n gave Chl!'o~go an !Hi Mootrlotr Cour.try Club. 11 w" of the Western fnv1lalional Ten- needed to buy a 1.02~-acre tract . field into the final test for the his second IIUCCeiSiva llakes tteUOD, baa beea ojltliJued by torn rib IDUICa. r ... rec·ord <tnct the All-Star Came announced Friday I nis Tournamept. along the Great Mtami R1ver. '_116.400 first prize. 1vlc:tory. the Adanta Braves to. lbelr f•, • ' I I ;.me. I casper and I' S"k I es Share Robby Fanned Three T' by 21-¥ear-0ld I · peters HurIs I s ·• wte T hI r1ump T 6-0 Open Honors- w !la5l fill Qnly .W: a. pony League ManaJJers To Meet Tuesday t Bob PurkeyJS a.. ° p 7 W, . • 8yp•Ills· burgh ":t,.,. ':, !.lbe c I "?• =.mpered wh ,le 11 wa~ H1e Yankees ' hfth los< a ~a 1 n st 11 wins m - - ~ btl= .. - club at Rlf~m"""' of IM'Intarna- the BRYANT IIIGN8 ·~:;;:~:.;~.::-.~~:.. 'Pride' is the Only Word in Packers Ci~mp :;~...... 5.~'=~ !nd Squ,< d> on. ·9th u~ ·1•hrated " , ,ts JOOto 1 1 ,. .wi.:>n Saturday with a ~ v:tlr ad, ,,, a cenlur) .. par c> , . Jemunng mounted cavalrv i>oys and Indtans ., ard tanks. . :· 1 l• ,. ,,, GREEN BAY. Wts. <UPII :- but he was missed nonetheless. iodirectly affected their chan· split with the Bean tltat year and llornp you, It doesa't feel J . C. Marllll o( the Chkrap CGIIIIId will! tie l!felr Ytl'l Tile word heard most nften '" I " We're all looktag lorward to ces for a rhamp!onshtp that and the Packen could have so good." 'wb!te Soz wiD retlljrlltliiiU1 Enkllerbodlen, It •• the Gr.,.n Bay Packers camp' playing them thiS Y""r aftet year. " II we'd have won been champions b' a third CZoacb VInce Lombanll wIll to correc1 a iilllllleft ~ lall8day by Genera tius ,ear IS "pride" - especial- losing that one, Nttschke sa1d. ' agamst the All-Stars, we'd have successtve year. , be takiDg his team against the thwnb suffered Ia Friday lllgbl'l l(alager Ed!h Dmovan. ly when someone menttons next "We're gomg to go m there got the habit of winning and But. as Jordan pointed tnt. I All.St•rs for the third time game agamst lbe New York · ' · Fnday night's game agatnst the wtth a winmng altitude." I probably gone on to beat the the Bears were already an oince being Mm ·d to head the I Yankees. it was announced Sat. , COtE'S DEBUT College All-Stars. 1 The veterans are tnst a litUe Bears," Jordan sa rd. "Vou' .-e orgamzed leom and had mart) , Pat•kers in 1959. urday Maron _,.., ola<·l'fl . on R4R1'FoRD Conn IUPI) • · "That last lime-it was an bit mad got to get in the hab1t el pro veterans. The All-Stars His 1912 SQII•d was o,lven an the disatllt'd lid lor 30 days. ! IB<ll>tl) ·Cole. the Soulb ~fi1"'in<11il to tur pride," said j StiR Rankles wmning ·• were ro.,ktes thrown togeldel early sc• re. but mam :;ed 111 ._ teena~e · pro\~ge 01 'Gat') Playet veteran linebacker Ray Nitsch- ~ Or , a's '' hen• .• Jor c.. n put :t., last onlv Three for one game. · • rally in the t~ird QM:Irter tor a NATltiNAL ,,!.I:JNCit WfolF.II "'will moke tits:'O ,S: JiniAIII! cfeb•~ ke, reflecting on the Packers "It still rankles, even aft er I The All-Star loss aod •1 pair "The hnys we pl.v in this nne win over the rollegians. T h WASffl\'lt;T()N I Ufill -Pr,.. at the Aug. 11-21 Jnsurl..,. City _loss to the All-Stars in 19iJ.' three year.. We've got too of del eats at the hands ot the are just colle~e . bovs. young- next year. w•th Wi•con•in stars . id.ent Jjlt•11)l011 Satijr~y ' progolf. tournameni, 11, 11111 Pitschke missed that game with I much pride and traditton to , Chicago Bears were the only sters," Jorden sRtd. "You like Ron Var.derKf'len and Pat, elaimf\1 \he wee~ _. lieginnin~~ Saturday. ' a back injury, watching it from lose that one." three for Green B~y that f•a• .f to feel _you know a little more Richter showing ..the w~_y,,_ the]' Oct, I,~I!"Nali<>MJ.jlch~ · Lunch who 'ltt ju§t 18',' Is 1 !til bolpltal room In Green Bay I In fact, Jordan felt that loss and Chicago lost only once. A than they do. When they get up Packerl )ost. ,· • • JohannesburJ. fracture I SH01 TO DEATH DOGA1.t:S.~ . La. 1UPII _ 4 t.~!JGUIJI Negro man w"' found . death beside an automoin Bogalu•a earl)' Saturday. ,•-l'•P·.. would 101 speeulate 011 motlve for the ai&Ylnr. 1 1' "I r·Ops. : ' ' . ~eg:~nst 1 the Middleport No. 2 I,. I,. 1 Ci •.:.rles Stover ' h:, Pomeroy Tops lhel :::::~ =~Q:; -·1Eostern,B-J TM In MGLeague For 'IT Golf Event . 8-2 error, Dick Phillips' pincb sjngle and scored on Carl Yastrzem -! Tuesday at 6·30 ·p.n\·. Mason and an infield out. . i ski's triple. Ryan singled home ! plays Sy racuse and Cheshire The loss was ch: r~ed to Mike l Yastrzemski and Smilb ful -; plays Pninetb{ al 7 45 o rri_. McCormick who g!ve up e1ght lowed w>th hJS homer. One gome was played Sa'tm' runs in the five innings he ; 'lb R d So dded . , day ni ght, Nev.: Haven vs Dar· worked. It was his lOth defeat l ef e x a • run '" ' wnt. of the year against seven the ourth on a wal,k to Sponsors of the tournanlfnt victories. I Yastrzen!kl ~nd Smtih s don· is the Syracuse Mtnersvil1 e . ble and _.colts homer cl tmaxed Basebal l Boo stet s Club. JndiVi1 Sanllago got all the runs the sconng '" the ftrth. dual trophi es are ~iven first ami needed In the second lnntn" j when the Red Sox bombe<l F:VANS \llXEil LEAr.UE In Galii'poli's p!:r:~.~ ~vr::~;;: ur::~ =r;::n~"~:~ defend Its tiDe against 13 Totu'IUUJ)ent which ·begins Aug L'ttle League teams in the annual 1. ·, I ·11 N . t Nelso;oVI e ex I • "'a~zngton, Smlth'a eighth homer of the carne with Mike Ryan on and cap)Jed a four • run . Jnnmg rally. Scott's 20th round - tripper of the season ..,.,,_ c,ame in lbe fifth following a tripla by Don Demeter and a :'~~t£::::~=--== walk to Tony Conigliaro. :!'; Santiago, who won his lOth lame against seven losses, struck out eight and walked ,.... ' "'9· II• lost hiS shutout ill ::;;;;;d';;s.,; T urney WI.II Beo·J·n ly. Referee GoUfrled Dienst of properly. Heller dashed up and • Swiaerland conferred with lines- headed the ball toward the man' Tollli Bakhremov of Rus· goal, but if was wide. . 0 . M sia and the Enlllih gOJI was up- On the return Hurst raced h S d ,_ held · .• .. The Nlnt Annua1 yracuse secon Pl"ce Th.e G-ermans went ali out "in down the left stde after lakmg l Tournament for Little Leilguel Th~ field of j a pass from Bobbv Moore and 'II Sl T . f th T · [' u " · · tl Jar",,;:~ an attempt to tie the gii!De a. · . _ ~ • ar earns 0 e n- .o n- Y'"r " le gain . But the loll o1 going unleashed a cannon like lert ty area gets under full sleo~ m tory or the '""""""' thr.;.gh quallfymg rounds. / foo~ ~ck 1 ~\kelud~ German Monday at 6· ~0 p.m. ' Mr Louks ;yel<>~d una wbfeh England was . exempted &oa te ans 1 ows I. ToUrney manager Bob Louks, · . f th I ht d p k t th of th(· fme <>t from as host nation, and strUR· The vtct.,·y was worth 22,000 owner 0 e '.g e ar a . ': tern 0hin lnr ba<e· g!IDg pall IOIIIe of the g<&alesl poll""' 1$61,6001 in Sp<'cial bo- , upper end of Syracuse '" Meigs I ball ann snfl braa lll~a!~~ wit~ teams 1n the world was just ton nuses to the English team. Each County, sa1d the rtrst game that ' 11 1 ted b' much for li>e visitors. German collected his normal In-I night will match the strong Pt. I' we " ua . thPI I All St , I M'd mg IS mote an Bali intercepted one ef Ger- temational malch pay of 23 ea'"n · ars agams 1 · , d · k . d sn,cl<-tvne rnahy's last threats and passed pounds $64 411. dleport All-Stars. The . seco~d : a~~ii;:,,~;, ' to Peters, wbo failed to handle game at 6.45 p1ts Portland d - ,.:._:...__.-..._-.,l~~k;;j., --- ~gains! Letart and t~e thn·d game at 8 p m. has Racine up 1 'If"/ .. ,state Legton Athens, to Play 0 • '•' 1-fte..~IIIJ'l'lmee-lfeldlnel, lull.clay, J"fl11 1M '"'; ''. , f ' (, 'f. ' ' ·' •) - ~ '"t 5 ................ Js ~: 4 .. •. •. .• .• . • .. Porneny's Pony baseball I Team 4 won 6 poi~ts , fr~1n team kept its pace for a second , team 2 John Dobbms led tranr Arner· ' " . V.E.5~ ': . I AMA .. ·• :\fa n and tan t scv"'ll o 1 -te·~ am rf'<l ~onrthlc ri<'<lll nm1 g n mg ou.r Ytltl"f~Q.d FINAL PRI CES on allJ~6~ . O!d ~m ob ilc~. C he\'rt d~ l lsrd l'r uek '> 19, Ga.1t; • and rru cl\~ · Conu• on Ill~: wht'J;e Lod14\· :> ac:\l on is. 75 TO CHOOSE FltiOM . , lean r.e,ion Slate Baseball Tour· Naney Tawney, Bye; Alice place finish in the Metgs-Ga ll·o 4 wtth 489 and Paul Wanl' ll'? '. . Junior Jam!Bon of the White Sox paced the Galllpo- narnenl; ~ llarls Monday at Nibert Bye; Bette Wilson Bye: , Postponed games bogged Pony Lea~ue Frirlay with a bad 479 for tea m2 Your lis AII.Siars, both OD th~ mound and at bat, Friday n!gbt 01119 University. . . Belly Miller Bye. down Galhpohs Little Leaglle l l:l-1 victory over EastHn 011 Team 5 won 6 pomts frnnr iat Wellston In an 8·1 VICtOry over the Athens All·Stars • · let cham ' Deanlt Smith vs. Nancy Ply- play last week. Three games the 2-hit pitchmg of Bob Bur- team 1 Bud Naskry' s 5;3 r'" ~ -! D the lllb Annual Southeastern Ohio I.Jttle League '!be team8 are dlstr Jlo male Harriet 'Jbomas vs Jack· were played but two others I dette and the big ba l of Dannv team 1 ""' nnt enough to ""''" Tournament Ions and will be vlelng fnr a 1 ak . 1 d because of Gal- ~ ' The G-Ila All.Stara ICOl'ed. J !so bad t' t In th · late 1o 1 e oern er, Mary J. Walker were pos pone Abbott whn put u,ee hom> come Sur Parson's 5RR "" I 111;11 n twos es IIIQ It ~ven-s reg na Ivs. Ruby Jenkins; Ellen !)e. ! lipolls All Stars playing in the runs and a smg'e in tile score team 5 meet Nelsoavllle at a p. 11,1. on ~U llltter, second base· tournament here Aug. 11'23. · weese vs. Benny O'Brien. I11th Annual Southeastern Ohio j hook , Team 3 won 7 ~omts f, 0 , 1 Mondoy at Wellsloo, In their man OiDSe, In the first frame Drawing for pairings In the Karen Worman vs. Tillie :Utile League Tournameol at I . team 6 Relha Ca mden had 510 210-236 Second - ~ve. " second tournament a)lpelra~. and then hit him with the double-elimination tournament Janes, Elsie Lusk vs. G 1 n n y . Wellston. I Pomeroy and Ch•shtre play for team 6 a!ld r.e"rge !-latlllf G~~:~~~ ~~o , . 5 ,__.-..!::::=:::::====:::;!:!~ Propabiy pitcher for Galli· third pitch. Left fielder Rill· were held today, Killin, Carol Sboltia va. Alvera 5• th G 111 oils All Star next week wttil Che•hir e in pn- 11;ed:._:te:am:_~:t~w:>t~h-5:4: poliS IS Damy Klesllng uf the ley doubled, scoring Rose. Alb- Bes'dea the defendlnl champ. IRobinson mcehed~ed a P. M d s sltlon to take >ec,mti pla ce wn 11 r Til':''· <•ens left one man en l!ase and ton la'st v••r's' ru-·•up Piqua Belft &mmer Bye Betty Me- l arehtsc t W l'·toagamt _olin a Y a victory. or t;e ,,,,. II • >l h ' .• 1\JV' I " With IIIII old ballery mate rommitted five errora ' "'' ' ' , mg a e ~ n, I WI cause I Chore~ Perroud catcher lo~ Jllllior Jamison wh~ hits wm be back. ,Other !llama back Ginness B~•. Lara Porter Bye, i postponement of the scbedul· l oss. the White Soz, ~hind the plate, left, slammed 1...; doubles agd/lrom ~~ year ere Lima, Fre- !:'ru!:,ch~s Bye, Marlon Eb· 1ed Senators vs. White Sox game Eastern's Mike Boring gavr, "Fireball" Jamllon fanned 15 a single In three trips to the mont, HUisboro; Lancaster, Ash· Y• on Mernortal F•eld. up 14 hils and 13 runs 1r the Athen! AD.Stara, never gave plate. He also scored .lwo tabula and Steubenville. Also W~,sday Ladles Da! I Next game, barring rain or , slugging Pomeroy cl ub Abboll up a walk and alltwed' Qply nms entered are. Ottawa, Cincinnati, ~ent Best Six Hole Score, wet grounds, could be Tuesday 1 got his homers in their Uurd ooe hit. G.Wpolil All·' •_ Ashley, Cambridge, Garfield bemg a handicap event was , eve~ing when the Red Sox and 1inning, the Fiftti ' ii"!' the mt~. Stara gave JamiHn exceUeul · GaiUpolls blasted three Alb· Hefihls and Hudson. !'0n by Marjorie Snedaker. 1 lndJans are scheduled. / when 9 runs were <eored. . support .Ia the field, playing 8111 pilcbt!rs for eight hils. BeHere are the standmgs, reAlso homermg were Mik<· erro<leaa ball. lid~ Jamison's three hilf, oth-j GAUJPIIIJS pONY lulls and scbedule: Young and Bob Burdette. Only two Alhl!lll AJJ.Stara er lop liltters for GaUipoiis QUART~ACK BOT LEAGUE STANDINGS For Eastern. Caldwell and reached ban, aDd of lhem ~re: Cbuclt: ~errtud, double PEEKSKILL N. Y. <UPI) TEAM w L R OR LITTLE LEAGUE T. Karr, Singled. ID three trips, Gary ~t, Joe Namalh a~ -Mike Tallafer· Phiilies ..... 13 2 172 68 STANDINGS Eastern 010 000 o 2 2 L!I .... Centerfielder, ' ~leo ro eaclF threw two touchdowns! Dodgers .. .. • » 4 120 80 ' TEAM .... .. .. W L R OR Pomeroy :WI Oi9 x - 13 14 o ''· Gallipolis, Ohio I~ __ three Dive Wllt!Oll~n, Saturday in the New York Jets" Reds .... 1, .. 7 6 1011 101 White Sox .. .... 8 I 75 14 1 . Burdette. and Van Meier. Bora field~, ,• sll!«le lint ' full-scale training camp Giants ·• .... 5 9 »7 "'136 Red Sox .. ..... 1 3 54 37 mg and Mlilhone . in.Leagu~; ~ ~ ::J"'R· scrlinmage. .,,., Braves .. .. .. 1 14 88 201 Yankees .. , .. . 5 4 53 34 , t • ..., . ..... ·• pe In N1111ath I!OIIIU!Ciled on 11 of 17 TOTAlS fl S5 588 38G Athletics .. .. .. . 5 4 56 45 1 . ,_ · egg, pa- for 2trl yards. He threw LAST WEEK'S RESULTS, ....... 4 4 37 31 1 13 0 ID three •11t· to : " : Tigers . : · , : ·.: ·.:: ; ; :: 1 ':::" . Line score: touchdown and btl tight and Philllea 2! Giants 5 Orioles .... .. · · 1 8 48 68 Ph-: Ga:~~ :Oit)'ched~ Galllpolil 402 200 - .• I 0 Dee Mackey on 1 four-yanl Phillies 5 Dodgers 1 Talala 3& 36 C06 cot ' 'l ! '• es a c n Athena 100 000 - I I 5 scoring toss. THIS WEEK'S GAMES: LAf-T WEEK'S RESULTS: .,, 11166 ebanlploashlp on Memorial BaUerlel: Gallipolis -Jarni· Monday - Phlllies vs. Yankees 12 Orioles 8 ,., ~eld ~~~ent~~ son· (WP) and Penroutl; Ath· l Jonea (6) ' &nd Handley and Tuesliay - Gianta vs. Dodg- Orioles 9 Red Sox o P~~ • """- 011 1!111 - Coon (LP), (4J, Wilkes. ers ·· Senators 3 Yankees J Wednesday - Reds vs. Phil· Red Sox 5 Tigers 2 , es are now .......or lies GAMES THIS WEEK: . :ere~-:!== ersTburstlay- Braves vs. Dodg. So~-..lay- Senators v•. White . CHEVROl£T·' '" Ol.DSMOBtR ·' DEALER · , I Sh t.ik ... 3 I I SUZUKI ' The . LIGHTWEIGHT MOTORCYqES one -1 a I P JnCfease Lead vm;:::, . Top Dodgers 5-1 cte ~:,man~ - a ~!-.; r:' M~ SMITH BUICK Cp.t'. -4 ':~:,. H- rt Tomorrow, (Mon~ay) 1 l.ast Day Of Our SEMI- ANNUAL CLEARANCE · · ;~ i ' f , I >' ~ p,: rri"' ••-• , MaJor l.eape Resalll "' - ........ IIY U!l)led Prell laternsllonal (lH). U'-Merr!U (U). HHF. Robinson (31st) . Friday - G1anta vs. Reda Amerlcatl tape GALLIPOUS , Nailoaal Leape SLOW PITCH v~ ga~ ~; _In order . 000 000 11.1- 4. 7 4 Chicaf(O 101 1101 030- 7 14 1 TEAM W L R OR to win lh1i! ftag, 'the Dodgers 020 101 OOX-13 15 0 New Yor- 300 001 OOtl- 4 6 3 •Neal insurance .. 7 2 100 would have to win all Beven Brandon, Osinski (5), Lon- Hollzrnan (~10) and HWidley: G&J ......... 7 3 95 49 games while the· Pl!lllles (5) and Ryan, Tbomas Sutherland 16), Hamil· GSI 6 4 73 77 have_ to lose three of lis remain· (7); RlcbertlltJ.9) . and Casano- ton (8), Green'. (9) and Grota. / Nalio~·wtde .... ". · 4 6 66 84 log f1ve aames. LP-Brandon (11-li). HI!&(5-10). ~liB- Baptist Church 4 8 52 93 F'rlday, Jeff Rose Umlted (lith), Con 1111 a r o (7th), Santo (23rd), Nazarene Church 2 9 57 112 lloclltn ID ~ , hill, a Scott (19th). t2nd). TOTAlS 30 31 w lnnloi linllt by game, 151nniugs) LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· 003 000 OOtl- 3 11 1 Neal 13 Nationwide 1 Smhh, and a • Jnh!nc ·sfn&)e by Dave Berrldp, Pitta 010 000 041- 5 6 I Baptist 11 GSI 8 to give l)ls mates their fourth Short <11-7) and Daleympie; G&J 13 lllwrene 7 win over the Doqen In 100 101 I 17 Canlwtll, O'Dell t3), Face (9) T..,.S WEEK'S GAMES· meettnga Ibis IJUIDDler. Sheldon, McMahon <7), and Pqllaroal. WP-Q'Deil (f-• Ton! .Spencer was eiiarged S~an (13), S). HH-AIIen (23rtl). Monday - Neal vs. GSI with t11f defeat. He gave .up seTIJI!nsn,. Ryan (9); Toellday- Baptial vs. G&J veo hils. Dave Johnson bad two Humpltteys (7), Kline (t), Houston 000 000 ltll- 3 7 0 DISSATISJI'IED llfelies for 1be winnera, U,2), Lines (14) aad Casanova. Cincl , . . tMf OOX- 4 I 0 . iDnlng 1!D11e and MYetitb in· WP-Lines (3-1). LP-8tanse , Bruct, TaylOr (5) and Bate- PORTILLO, Chile (UPI) n1ng triple. · (3-5). HR-Casanova (lth). miD; ~lleJ (11-4) and Bob Beattie, coach of the U.S. jtose a1ao collecll!d 1 f.dw8f!ls. LP-Bru<t (2-8) . 1 skl learn, expressed dlssatlsfa~>· . .._ dl!l Ron · 100 QOU ~ 1 t 1 •~ tion Saturday at bia team's aeD 1110 000 tlb'• 2 I 0 4ng 000 000 100- o s 1 performauce in the Farellones '!:he Siebert (10-8) and Azcue: St. Louts 1101 011 110x- t t 0 trials for the 1166 World Alpine In ll!e •(tl and (7·12l p .'Torbora· ebanlplonships Aug. 4-14. Beat.. eel) aecond, '..,t _:.,.. 00 m-7),' tie ~ttrlbuted the American 1,and a fbjiU, teams IUb-ptlf performance to '1'114· i>hulliii lied if' up 1·1 bl • il!UOI 801- I 11 I' "a lack '!- resl" ' lht dafr,' · after ·a... walked •• 31!1- 7 17 2c stole ahti. cam~ ~ (3), _Limy TO BE HONORED oit a ~ misCue Cladlnger, NEW YORK (UP!) - Capt. Jobnson.c*«!Qrjjd <t>1 AMr- WIIUarn Carpenter, ~·s OJI8; lo.be · .WP- ~ ''lonesome end" wlio be. LP-Linzy (4- came ' war hero in Yk' N~q~, 15th), and form~ Darl!t!PUib. :• (21th)', West Point Coach l!;arl Red . (2Sril). Plaid will be bollored Dec. ..._~. ..., with c,ti F_n"day'S M3J0f • {JOe • sCOreS doneui~eachowwlitblhthetlte,!Jalanla,v-,0~ and'lbe~",?.;.. ·are ....,. ~e· &e- (lot 8111Jle) I emr• .(..). !lccarver. ' ·'-::- aeeOod, what, di8.Tnuselday - Red Sox vs. rn. Wedaetday - Yankees vs. Tlgera Tllnrldly -Athletlca vs. Sen. i aloh Frida,y - White Sox vs. OrJ. ' oleo. - - -- - - - -j at the ninth annual Hall of Fame banquet, It was announc-- 1 ed Saturday. •. In Pomeroy For Over 90 Yean Savings ol ! anc/_ More For Men, Boys Ladies. It's the Big Sale! Shop Tomorrow!' I ' , ol •iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiilii 7 , .. '. GET The Long Deal Now,_. ,. ,f> I --1966 Ford Fairlanes & Falcons I I' I ~I lo "ltl "l"l- Cars To Choose From! $200.00 Down-36 Months To Pay ••o. No Poymenta Until Sept.-Bank Rate Financing l ' NEED . .. CARS! . sdVKE . 'I .: 1, , , .' l �' I . J'"~ J ' l ' "'' . ' . .~ ~. , ' " t ' Ellis, ltedi '' Whip Astros ';S.P RT ~{ ' I Clay 5-l Favorite Aug. 6 BY PETER LYNCH ' States has continued to bmld , brow In the sixth round. United Press lnttrnational i the image he has created for i Clay has made no pr..ii'•:IIOJ>S LONDON (UPI) - A much· ! himself i~ Bntain, as an almost ; a~t _th~ outcome of muted Cassius Clay puts hts modest Iitle hold'r. day s ftght_, although the rest 1 heavywe>ght crown on the line He has kept religously to_his the bo~mg fratermty here Aug. 6 at the 16,000 capaCitY publicly - sworn resolutiOn tn a ; regards tt more or less as Earls Court Arena against a 1trlev!Sion show durmg h1s La~t foregone conclusion. British contender who says it mit here that his days as the j He has merely asked . Lon· would cause hom some consider-' " Louisville Lip" and "Gasseous don to make sure he 18 Itt able omarrassment to win the j Casstus" are no more. I cause I don't want to hurt him. ue. ' On his last trip, he scuttled London , 32, takes mto 11 . J Henry Coop<'r's heavyweight I ring a record of 35 wms and Bntain's latest whtte !tope. hop<'s with a short pile-{! river defeats. in 48 outings. II lantern-lawod_ Bnan Londo•: , punch which op<'ned kmg- be a m1racle 1f he un~~oved 1 has satd he " not too anXIOUS I sized gash iR the Briton's eye it. to win the crown from Clay.. - -1 1 THE NEW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ll•ra,_.., to 1!1&• of midtown Manhattan. The sleet skeW. tf 111e ·~~~-,·-r .·-·r lip WileR PCIIIIoylnala Slalioll oace IIOcMI. c "· EDgland Cops W9rld SO,cfty Title in 0¥ertime, 4-2 ;i:~:tuuai.,:~·~,_~. . . 1 Jy IW\TMUT IICBEliZ£R '!be English scortnc liar bl!llle tietween defeaalve ,l ldfl wU. block~ by Roger Huol end Uafted Preu lnlel'Jialional uncorked. a left-footed kick In _played, Ill!~ f~ ~ . ~gp ID· the _ensuing scramble, Wolf: WI!:MBLI!:Y, England (11PI) the WanliiC seeondl of overtime by 48 houri of riln. '• . · I'~' Weber ldcked it borne - Cltoff Hunt scortd lwlct, In for ,theJ!JSuriDce,}ally. . Hellnlle\:;•. Hallllr'f ICOI'cbllil ·fl'liin point blank range to tie .vertllne to cemnlabt a rate fJ. pirilnn CI'QWd of t7 010 tick to the"~ ..lour callitil the 'ICOI'e· at z.a lind seiJI a title three-goal "hat trld;l; Saturday Including Queen EIIEabelb 'a,: English .;oalle,...cU.''IIaiP game IniAl overtime for only the . • Y • : , , . lhallaYl! Englanc! a 4-1 victory PJauc!ed the English squad for a out of peoltion !_b the 12th ml- Hljllhd lime since 1930. .ver West Germany for lbe full ¥11-hour iller the lame as nute of Jl]ay ·ifl~ tlf!i . II ilx Ball started the English id1N8 World Cup Soccer cham- England celebrated lis flrll minutes lalai.-alid rBI!idilnd.wiDI lack that prllduced the ~ing plon1bip. World Soccer Cup An esitrnat- in front·2-1 oa f= · Ptlers' &oal He drove down the rlghl • • ~ • f!unt, who tallied England't eel 400 rniiUon othera watched goal with Ill ·{ illll t,10 go In ~line and passad to Hlll'lll, flrsiiOJ) ol the game aarly In Ute acUen llve on television. '1'IJe the aam,. .; . ". . Who &18Dillled in a shot from tO regulad011 time, look 1 pass game was beamed to the United With I' milo'- left, Germany )ftrda out that hll the croasbar. from Alan Ball at the 10-rnlnule Slalea on tape by the Early received a "fie."1dek trem 10 bOUnced over the goal line and ' . , ,. rk rna ol a 11)-rnfnute extra .... Bird Satellite. yarda oulside IIW·penalty area. then caromed out. SIQ!l and scored en a ltJ.yarder Gen,iuy Scored Firat Lotber Emm";'lcli bOoted , the MOd Prolelll that broke a 2-2 tie. Gt!nnany •cored first in the ball tow&n!'~·'..-1, where II West Germany protested mildTh ~ ' ( . e Sunday Times-Sentinel, S!inday, July 31,1966-9 :~: cmciNN AT1 (UPI) - The Cincinnati Reds backet up Sammy Ellis' six-bit pitching with home runs by Vad1 Pinson and Deron Johnson to beat the Houston Astrol 61 Saturday and run tl\eir winning streak to five games. · r 'is' victory, his . against 14 losses, Tommy Harper aboard. Houston's losing string to Slngles by Pete Rose and seven. Tommy Hellns preceded Jiihn· · Pinson's horner, his niJllh of son's th~ • run homer ofl the season, carne off loser Mike Claude l,laymond In the eight~ Cuellar in the fourth inning iuniug. The homer WBI John. son's 13th ol the season, tops the Reels, and gave him II runs batted ia duAIIg bia last four games. . '!be Aslrol' only 11111 off Ellh in the ftflh imJilg wber Jmlffiy Wynn walked; went k 1: : ; : on a wild pitch a n < t. on Sonriy JacUia'1 ~ ' single. Line Score: American By United ~ B. tJS: ,'· t.on._ .,.l.Tlps ., • Sunday Time$,-S,tJfine/. Texan Captures B H~lon 000 °10 ~- 1 1 . ts.Agun, . ..=~not w L p CinclCu~llar, QOURaymond 200 ObL I It lr raves Stop Ian ani 1 4 68 35 ~~:yus~ro~t h7:uldh~~= h•~l New NFL Team Will Battle Supertest Open T k 1:.5 ll ~" R ' Baltimore ... .s:o· I.P-eu!! s~ ) ) ~= Blackpeol and hiS Wife and a e ~ - ~ · l~ In ~tHl' ~'\m~ t ge.:;!nN: t._;, f: !~~: ::\!: 19th), Jo~ isth). ' ' children. E } • practlce • Game ' A TLAN'I)A (UP!) - !)ennis Menke single d borne California • .. ~· .' 3 48 -.525 14 • T Golf The pundits who watched the 1 ag es Ill ourney Rico Carty after an error by Hal Lan!er ha~ opened the Minnesota .. . 51 ~I .500 161!1 FIve Hitter w· . 1 . I. GaII)Po Is 1 I I (8) . ByJackson , Enus st reak two men in workouts this past , gate to give the Atlanta Braves a 6·5· VIctory m 11 mrungs Chicago :. 48 53 .480 week believe that Londmt wiB j By United Preso Inler1111tlonal Pittsburgh Ill llbllee! !I.Y. BY 800'1'1' BUTI'ON over the ~n. F.nlpci;l\lii ,GiAA~Is .~t\II'~Y in tbe..~irst g,arne New York .. . 47 53 .470 19\!: be safely back m wtth hts The spankmg new AUanla Los Angeles entertains UPI Sporll Writer nf a day-mght twm bill. , Kans. City .. .. 44 ii5 .444 22 family on Sunday morning, a Falcoin; under"" their pabtism land. LONDON, Ont. (UPI) Carty had walked with . WashiDglon ••• 47 60 .439 :!3 little battered perhaps. and of fire in the professional fool- The remainder of the Texan Kathy Wbitworth won out and raced to third whell It WU 1111 ibiloal Cfl'bon copy Bos!Qa .. . , .. 44 61 .4li 25 .L Clay wtll still be champ1on ,ball ranks Monday whem they AFL schedule is comprised of lthe $15,000 Supertest ladles Lanier let Woody Woodwanl'a effort _by Menke, who drove iD s.tmlay'a Resullo Bo xmg fans are expected to join the Philadelphia Eagles II two games Saturday night, wllb : Opel golf tournament Saturday Iapparent double play aroumer the. W~ ruw II the Dillb Bosto• 1 Washington % pay >50 ooo pounds 1$4ZO.OOOt to •ktckmg off the first week of the Denver h~tm~ Kansas C1tylby shooting a par 72 for a 54- go throu~h hts, legs. Pmeb lnaiDg ~alnsl the Glalltl Chicago 1 New York o PIT'l'SBURGH (UPf) -t.r, ,.,. the battle of the gtants and 1exhibition season which featur- a•d M•amt laking Its ~rofessioll· hole total of 213, three strokes ~alter Mike de Ia _Hoz wu Friday nighL Minnesota 7 Baltimore o pllcbed a ftft.ldtter mtotllfr 100.000 pounds 1$280.- es the a•nuai Coll~ge All-Star al bow. aga~ San Dtego. better than the runner - up Imtenbonally walked to load the The Braves, doWI S.O IJld Detroit ai ·Kansas City, night Richie AileD elubhetll two000 1 from televiston righl' will 1 Game. DeDIIJS Clandge, the formllt' Mickey Wright. bases and M_enke, who had later 5-3, kept battll~g ~k. Cleveland at Calllornia, night homer Saturday to Inc! tbl boost the gate sufftciently for i Nebraska star plucked from orth $2 250 struck out bia three previous :nre>' eaugbt up_ the first time Taday'o Pfobably Pltellen PbiHlea to 1 4-1 Clav to collect 150.000 pounds Atl"';'ta, _the 15th ~nd latest Green Bay in the expanaloll The. v1ctory. was w ' . times at bat, iaeed a drive to m the' fifth lnniD,g on Mack Cleveland at Califomia over tile PlttsbarP d London 40 000 ($112 OOO). ,franchise m the Nat1onal Foot- pool, will opel at quarterblldt to Miss Whttw~rth and tn- left field llrat seat CarQr home Jaoaes two • rtlll• horner, bis (5-6) Chance (7.12). Ut 1 ll!!apped 1 IV• an ' ' Iball League, hosts the Eagles lor the Falcons, whose two creased her eammg thts seas- with the winnlng rua. 13th of the season, and agam gan . vs. .a at. The bookmakers have been at its new stadium while the outstandiug rookie signal-eat- CHI to $18,652. She ·was the lead· The loss kepi the w.a.. tw'o ID the seventh when "Jones sing- Detrott at Kansas 1111 lo.!tllll stre watchmg the workouts too and 1American League begms inter· ~ lers are Ullavallable. Randy btg money winner on the percentage po_iqts beltlDd the led home one ron an<,l, Hank Mombouquette (5-7) a ADen's fifth ·lnainfltlolr, 111 '9 they made the British cballea- Jsquad play 1be following nighi 'Johnsoa o1 Texas A&l, the LPGA lour with $21,~ last league ·leadiiJg Pillllburgll Pi• Aaron,whodrovebltheWraves' (~ ) vs. Nash (4-0) a ad ·field upper deck 5-1 underdog. at Houston where the Oilers ' I most valuable player in the I year and Ill threatenmg to rates, who lost to pbl!adeJphl• first nrn with a llillgle in the Dlcksoa ().0) . . _ to right, foDowed· • lb8le er I 1 8 Clay TurllB Modell meet the Oaklllll4 Ratders. Coaches' Ail-America Game, is better that total this season. Saturday, 4-1, in a lillie third, hit a sacrifice Dy that Baltimore al Mm7'"~ ~ohnny ~ ~ bnb 1 Clay whose verbal phrases The big event -of the week tside6ned with a cracked rib Going into the final rolffid, allmted Felipe Alou to- score Wall 17-2) vit Kaat 14- • be. It was ,Aliena IIIII 11omhave r:.,.de him one of the most occurs Friday night when the while Steve Sloan of Alabama Miss Whitworth held a onelor the third time Ia the after- P r:.ew Y~~ ;tH:;::• (;. er~ th"t.u,s:""'added tJSu unpopolar heavyweight charn·r'College AU-Stars oppose the u. practicing for the All • Star stroke lead over Buffalo's Carol . 110011. .. l)e "": ~ (~·and Horl.:: (6' p . in lhl . : • r; pions of aU lime in the United NFL ch~pions, lite Green Bay game. Mann and a .two. stroke adv811'l'lte Gianlll scored two quick 10) vs. o :"":re~· Dick Groll Uti ' 00 _ Packers, m the 33rd annual Chi· lage over Miss Wright. But the in the r 1 . - 0 n 8 •.. ashiD ..,_11'·. cago Tribune Charities game at six-root-three Miss Mann shot a ruJI8 11'8 mnmg Boston at . gton - sl!lgle by JoiiiiDy ... · 1 Chicago's Soldiers' Field. 75 while Miss Wrllht settled for single by Jjm Benne~ 11.0) vs. Hannan (~). Jackson, who atrudl: out llv• I double by Torn Haller. mey got MDI!'tlay'l G""es ' 111111 walked two, picked up hi! The other NFL action pits I • '/3, their third rt1D in the lhird New York at Calllornla, lllgbt lOth victory agaiMI Dine :Wll.! neighborlng rivals Baltimore , Miss MBBI lblsihed Ill I tie ":hen Willie Mays led off with Washlngton at Kansas City, defeats. '!be 1oaa -* to OX 0 and Washington.. at the _Red· lJDtJI for lhird with Ruth Jessen a&~ •. . . . • h~_24th home nm of ~e y~r. night . Woody Fryman, amr e_andt s~' D.C. Stadii!ji W~y : 217. Both rteelved .1,300. Mill DIDIANAPOLIS (UPlJ -Na- £1VIIIC blm 52t · fo~ his career,Boslon at M\nil~ta. night yielded10blllutlsiiw81kJ o mght. Ou Salunliiy, St Louts Wright pocketed tl,'lltl for lMr tleaal Open abamplcw BJ11y and leavlng bun OlliY fwe ga~ scheduled. . 6 1-3 innfnp. hosts Atlanta, Chicago plays second-place fialsb. casper and leaa Mtlllaapp R. behind second • plaee JlfYillly ' · The Pb11Jes IClnd ,tbejr flrsl F-hiladelphia al MemP.hill, Min. H. Sikes tied 1w !lad Jl'on on the• all • time b~e run ill the fourth lnniag. cal~ nesotll meets Detroit hit New MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. IUPI) Martlya lmllll ... National Leagne lison singled and took third oa 107 run list. CIHCAGO (UPI) Left!and· Orleans, New York ulkes on The Minnesota Twins backed with 211 wblll llaldra "'Qnk. :U.~y..::. rmdftt : " tile '!be Giants got their final ; (DoH not' IDciude Diglit &111M1) Allen's fly baD wb~ Jell. ,.,. er Gary Peters p1tched a ~e- Dave Boswell's one-hit pitching wbo lbot I • Ill Ill CIIIIDbtll 80 two ruu in the mth inDiJig TEAM W L Pel. GB fielder WIDie Sfargell m~~jtJtli. hitter Saturday for his lh~rd performance with 10 bill, Nlllll, ..IMI ani a& i19. - f!ll!,OOO "1100" Festival ~ when Ollie Brown drove ill a PittsQurgh .. • 60 41 .594 ed for 1 double. Bob Uedler shutout and his Chicago_ White I including key borne runs by OGIIII!Ido tbe 15th hole, Ml8l ~ ~ (l!uuoce I fill II'U with a triple and then scor- Los Angeles . . 58 41 .586 1 wu inteDtlonally pii8Sed liid 1 Sox teammates scored m two- ~ Earl Battey and Harmoa KIJJI. Nwri "as stiD llaagillg oa ea or ed on aa error by Frank Boll- San Fran. . . . . 60 4S .583 1 Frymaa w~ed Bill While foro. ntn clusters to beat the New i brew, to beat tha Ballimln Of. Ill ller two • slruka lead. Then lllldlsputed lead "!!en be three- big. St. Louis . . . . . 53 47 .530 el6 1ng in caDisoo. ' York Yankees 8-0. : ioles 7.0 Saturday. tmsa Wrigbt slumped to a double putted the l8th ~le for a bogey Gaylord Perry, the ·Gitmls' Philadelphia'' ·•• 53 49 .520 7\i The Pirates lied II ill their It_ was ~e 141b ahutout by ' 0 It was only lbe Twine' _.... bogey on the 15th to drop four six, giving him an~ Casper lop winner wiUt a 15-2 lftllrd, Cincinnati • • _ 49 52 .485 11 half o1 the fourth oa .a walk 10 White Sox p1tcben and the lOth ; victory' in 111 games agalnsl 1M back and it was no contest. four • under • par 68 8 lor the worked the first 10 innings and Houston . • •, • 48 53 .475 D Manny Mota and slilg]es 'by time the Y"*- have been Ameneaa ....._leaden.. a.. Miss Whitworth bogeyed 1111 day. • . left with the score lied. '!be AUanta ...... 47 55 .4&1 13'.> Donn Clendeno• and Jlta . blanked 11m seuon. llllci Mick· l wtll struck liiiiiUo taltlt tilt dltb, by three-utting, but I Casper blazed Ill a birdie- ' Giants used three pitchers In 1New 'York .. • 45 55 :.450' 14'oi PagUaroni. Bobby Rlchardsoa nd A rneetln of Mei s-Gallla Po- letlgQ llrilreoat lead 'lllth 148, was of no conseouence. 11111 blrdi~e finish on the final , the last of the lith with the ' Chicago .. . .. 32 69 .317 28 ----ey Mantle each siDg1ed a 1n Lea g maR g wll 111 "'nl'lllll'nlll Balilaa, league Wright. a 31 _year- old veteran three holes for his 68, canning Joss going to Frank Linzy. who j Saturday'• Results • ,Clete Boyer d~~: ::: ~ ~ld Tu~y, at ~p.m. Ill._ -ldbg, lb-. from San Diego, was no longer 15 foot putt for his eagle three is now 4-8. '!be 'lictory went to .\Uanta I San Fran. 5, lsi, 11 in. -as he wor Ills th I ffcea of the D•"" S 7 , 'lila *-1 •• tbe 21-year- a serious challenger. on the 555-yard 18th. I underhand relief pitcher Ted Cincinnati 5 Houston 1 1 1 1 aid 1fabt IIBnder'a lOth against complete game far seven -• Abe th 1 th nd gh · win but no Yankee baserunner 'jMechanic-st, l'omeroy. flw . _ , In posting the victory, Miss Trailing the co · leaders by ma Y or_ •. seen Philad•lphia 4 Pittsbur 1 . rea~hed thtrd am Peters faced . Plans b' I double Ill Whitworth settled for one lour strokes, at 2ll , was._ Juan straight game, gtving him a 5-6 San Fran at Atlanta, 2nd_, U{ On 31Ver8 <only 29 batters. tioalllurllaJJIQ will be.,.._ Boswall walked Luis Aparlc1o \hirdie, 16 pars and the final ' 1Chi.Chi l Rodnguez, co-leader,'ecord. !Chicago at New York, _mght ; He • 1ve up no walks aad ap. to start the game, then retired , hole bogey. The birdie came on 1at the halfway mark who Los Angeles at St. Loms, ' struck out three. teague Preslilent Clleater t. 1B Or1oles Ill a row before Russ the par • five eighth hole. isoared to a 73 Saturday. G b R h T iay's Probable Pllelters 1 i The White Sox haaded Yank 'l'al!!lf!l8llllid lite tourne wttb Sayder led off the seventh with , I 'Meanwhtle. five players were , r~e ~er, oe e Chlc~go at New York , starter Mel StotUemyre 111112111 lbe the y, eli • titan single to nghl. 1Davd dis~uallfied. four of them for • Gam Fmal Round Hands (7-8 ) vs Shaw (8-9 ). PITTSBURGH (UPI) _ Bn' -loss before he was replllltlllr filA ~1 11 1~f ~Johnson, hit by a Boswell p1tch NON-F:XISTANT f v10iatmg the oontmuous putting \ SOUTHORANGE. N.J . IUP!) San Francisco at ~llanla Purkey, veteran right-hand« ~jrn llontnP after four I I J ...,.. .:!~';;' w~econd Ia the ~tb, was the third and LONDON •UP!) - The Coo- rule. including defending cham· - Clark. Graebner of Beech· llolin 15-6) vs Jay (6-~) . pitcher, was placed on waiven !- Jerry Adair and Kel lllnJ "'*GI use last Onole to,reach base. nial Offil·e one or the l·•<l pion Bruce Crampton Ellminat- 1wood, Oh1o and Tony Roche of Houston at Cinrinnatl Saturday by the Pittsburg ~'opened the third lnniDI wlillllll_,.,. lyrac Earl Batte~ s three-run ho- vestioes of the Bni iSh Emptre ed for the same infraction were Australia gamed the final round Jsti (111-8) and •arrell (4-7) vs. l Plrales. If not claimed by anrsmgles. Arter Peters iii 1Q I mer m the fifth_ was the btg will ~~ase to extst after mid: Bob Charles, Harold Kneece, \Saturday in the m,en's Singles >appas (6-71 and FIScher (Z.9). 1other. club within 24 hours, t. ~t, Ada>r scored • I wlltl All team managers or their I blow for the _Twms, helpmg t·•g mghl Sunday and Homero Blancas, while . of the Eastern Grass Court Philadlephia at Pittsburgh - was to receive his uncondltion~itch . llerrv .-eaching second. repuseatalinl.,. Nl)llested to Btll Short With the_ defeat. hts Its work will be integrated 1965 PGA champion Dave Marr l tenms championships. Bunning (16-71 and _Buhl <5-5) al release. ~llerry advanced on Peten' be 01 bantL second In four deciSIOns. with the Comrr' , .e J, h Re'·•· was disqual ified for failure to Graebner, seeded No. 5. upset JS. l:.lass <IH) and Stsk (4-1). ii';mfleld out and "'"' ,•d on Wayne . Individual and lwo managers' The loodesl blow of the lions Office and it w111 be sign his scorecard. !lop-seeded Chfl Richey of San Los Angeles at St Louis Purkey, now '!1, appeared II . Causey's mfteld out. trophies will be presented lo a;::rn~~l ~me hil'l! the sevenUt known as the dependent ternto· At 212, fonr under par. were . Angelo, Tex., 6-3, 6-3. II · 9 Carlton (IHJ) vs. Osteen (12-8) 10 games this year, pitched II 1 Stottlernvre wolked Pete the wmner of lh• double-ehm1n- w n e ~w a towering ries division. Jay and Lionel Hebert. and 1 while Roche. seodt'd No. Z. heat or Koufu (17,5) . z.3 innings. and bad 1D earne< lVard in the lourth and all., linn event, Tannehill said. blow deep mto the lefkenter. Jackie Cupit. while Julius : his tourmg teammate, fourth· I Monday's Gamel ntn average of 1.40. Jill rt ' f rom MI'C r 1\1 gonunded ·•ut, fteld stands 10 the seventh. 11 ' Boros and Gene L1ttler were : seeded Owen Davidson. 4-li, 12· San Fr•.t. at New York, ni~ht cord this se110a il t:1. j,"John Rm1> o~ nu dnubltd home IDD GEt BERGER was measured at 4ii5 feel and NEW PARK 1 tied at 213. 110, 6-2 , 7-5. Houston at Philadelphia night His iifelllne record" Ill 1!11 ' one run : rrt ~ d;ur "nglf'<l ror , : came wtth Tony Oliva on first. I CINCINNATI CUPil _ Ham· Sikes. who started the third Angeles at Pills., night ,majors,jn .12t vlctorle.- 1li .anothec -un CLIFTON . ~I. !UP!) -Al l lilton County will get a new round five-under-par. went 10 : RAUJES IN STBETCII Cincinnati at St. Louis, ntghl defeats, bia ~t ~ lltl_nl , !lou ton ga.e up two 11nearned <:e~ berger. wmner of the recent CARRERu TRIUMPHS :park, thanks to the pmate under after 12 holes and . NEW YORK (UPI) -era,. ll82 'tlbt!D be - . tu "'~~' ' • run~ •n tne rtl lh when Ca u-ey Professtonal Golfers Associa· SPRINGFIELD, Ohio tUPil- ' donors. appeared certam to have the wood Slable'a Allsagal, the only bPTION BLASING.uft!: ClnrWd. Be _e amf to lh< ~c <e d and I'"" ' ' Ag1 ··• ~ as loon to_urnament . has been Alberto Carrero Santurce, P.R. Sam Benedict, president of und1spoted lead until he three- 3-year-<lid iD the field, rallied iD ATLANTA <11Pl) ._ Leftlllil. Plralel •tldl J'l!lll' from 9t. tou safe on an err11r . AI,., li ard added to the liSt ol enlnes I" defeated Mike Estep, Dallas,: the County Board of Park Com· putted the final greeR. He also the stretch at Aqueduct Satur- der Wade Blasingame 8 1., Ia. '!be ,P!rales reiletlvated In · grounded ""' \11'1 '""' d.. ubled the 1100.000 Thunderbird Clas- Tex ., 6-3, 6-3 and 6-2 Saturday 1 mlsstoners, said Saturday the th1 . e · putted the fourth to clay to will the ~,700 Tidal ame winner- 1a11 ' but ~der Andre ~ eli! .lhl to srore ho!h runm·rs SIC. Aug. 111-14. at the Upper ' to win the junior singles title : county has received the $91.000 wreck hiS chances to lead the Handicap by ball a 'leagth for wltb this' disabled Hat since JiiiJ·U itltl The '"n gave Chl!'o~go an !Hi Mootrlotr Cour.try Club. 11 w" of the Western fnv1lalional Ten- needed to buy a 1.02~-acre tract . field into the final test for the his second IIUCCeiSiva llakes tteUOD, baa beea ojltliJued by torn rib IDUICa. r ... rec·ord <tnct the All-Star Came announced Friday I nis Tournamept. along the Great Mtami R1ver. '_116.400 first prize. 1vlc:tory. the Adanta Braves to. lbelr f•, • ' I I ;.me. I casper and I' S"k I es Share Robby Fanned Three T' by 21-¥ear-0ld I · peters HurIs I s ·• wte T hI r1ump T 6-0 Open Honors- w !la5l fill Qnly .W: a. pony League ManaJJers To Meet Tuesday t Bob PurkeyJS a.. ° p 7 W, . • 8yp•Ills· burgh ":t,.,. ':, !.lbe c I "?• =.mpered wh ,le 11 wa~ H1e Yankees ' hfth los< a ~a 1 n st 11 wins m - - ~ btl= .. - club at Rlf~m"""' of IM'Intarna- the BRYANT IIIGN8 ·~:;;:~:.;~.::-.~~:.. 'Pride' is the Only Word in Packers Ci~mp :;~...... 5.~'=~ !nd Squ,< d> on. ·9th u~ ·1•hrated " , ,ts JOOto 1 1 ,. .wi.:>n Saturday with a ~ v:tlr ad, ,,, a cenlur) .. par c> , . Jemunng mounted cavalrv i>oys and Indtans ., ard tanks. . :· 1 l• ,. ,,, GREEN BAY. Wts. <UPII :- but he was missed nonetheless. iodirectly affected their chan· split with the Bean tltat year and llornp you, It doesa't feel J . C. Marllll o( the Chkrap CGIIIIId will! tie l!felr Ytl'l Tile word heard most nften '" I " We're all looktag lorward to ces for a rhamp!onshtp that and the Packen could have so good." 'wb!te Soz wiD retlljrlltliiiU1 Enkllerbodlen, It •• the Gr.,.n Bay Packers camp' playing them thiS Y""r aftet year. " II we'd have won been champions b' a third CZoacb VInce Lombanll wIll to correc1 a iilllllleft ~ lall8day by Genera tius ,ear IS "pride" - especial- losing that one, Nttschke sa1d. ' agamst the All-Stars, we'd have successtve year. , be takiDg his team against the thwnb suffered Ia Friday lllgbl'l l(alager Ed!h Dmovan. ly when someone menttons next "We're gomg to go m there got the habit of winning and But. as Jordan pointed tnt. I All.St•rs for the third time game agamst lbe New York · ' · Fnday night's game agatnst the wtth a winmng altitude." I probably gone on to beat the the Bears were already an oince being Mm ·d to head the I Yankees. it was announced Sat. , COtE'S DEBUT College All-Stars. 1 The veterans are tnst a litUe Bears," Jordan sa rd. "Vou' .-e orgamzed leom and had mart) , Pat•kers in 1959. urday Maron _,.., ola<·l'fl . on R4R1'FoRD Conn IUPI) • · "That last lime-it was an bit mad got to get in the hab1t el pro veterans. The All-Stars His 1912 SQII•d was o,lven an the disatllt'd lid lor 30 days. ! IB<ll>tl) ·Cole. the Soulb ~fi1"'in<11il to tur pride," said j StiR Rankles wmning ·• were ro.,ktes thrown togeldel early sc• re. but mam :;ed 111 ._ teena~e · pro\~ge 01 'Gat') Playet veteran linebacker Ray Nitsch- ~ Or , a's '' hen• .• Jor c.. n put :t., last onlv Three for one game. · • rally in the t~ird QM:Irter tor a NATltiNAL ,,!.I:JNCit WfolF.II "'will moke tits:'O ,S: JiniAIII! cfeb•~ ke, reflecting on the Packers "It still rankles, even aft er I The All-Star loss aod •1 pair "The hnys we pl.v in this nne win over the rollegians. T h WASffl\'lt;T()N I Ufill -Pr,.. at the Aug. 11-21 Jnsurl..,. City _loss to the All-Stars in 19iJ.' three year.. We've got too of del eats at the hands ot the are just colle~e . bovs. young- next year. w•th Wi•con•in stars . id.ent Jjlt•11)l011 Satijr~y ' progolf. tournameni, 11, 11111 Pitschke missed that game with I much pride and traditton to , Chicago Bears were the only sters," Jorden sRtd. "You like Ron Var.derKf'len and Pat, elaimf\1 \he wee~ _. lieginnin~~ Saturday. ' a back injury, watching it from lose that one." three for Green B~y that f•a• .f to feel _you know a little more Richter showing ..the w~_y,,_ the]' Oct, I,~I!"Nali<>MJ.jlch~ · Lunch who 'ltt ju§t 18',' Is 1 !til bolpltal room In Green Bay I In fact, Jordan felt that loss and Chicago lost only once. A than they do. When they get up Packerl )ost. ,· • • JohannesburJ. fracture I SH01 TO DEATH DOGA1.t:S.~ . La. 1UPII _ 4 t.~!JGUIJI Negro man w"' found . death beside an automoin Bogalu•a earl)' Saturday. ,•-l'•P·.. would 101 speeulate 011 motlve for the ai&Ylnr. 1 1' "I r·Ops. : ' ' . ~eg:~nst 1 the Middleport No. 2 I,. I,. 1 Ci •.:.rles Stover ' h:, Pomeroy Tops lhel :::::~ =~Q:; -·1Eostern,B-J TM In MGLeague For 'IT Golf Event . 8-2 error, Dick Phillips' pincb sjngle and scored on Carl Yastrzem -! Tuesday at 6·30 ·p.n\·. Mason and an infield out. . i ski's triple. Ryan singled home ! plays Sy racuse and Cheshire The loss was ch: r~ed to Mike l Yastrzemski and Smilb ful -; plays Pninetb{ al 7 45 o rri_. McCormick who g!ve up e1ght lowed w>th hJS homer. One gome was played Sa'tm' runs in the five innings he ; 'lb R d So dded . , day ni ght, Nev.: Haven vs Dar· worked. It was his lOth defeat l ef e x a • run '" ' wnt. of the year against seven the ourth on a wal,k to Sponsors of the tournanlfnt victories. I Yastrzen!kl ~nd Smtih s don· is the Syracuse Mtnersvil1 e . ble and _.colts homer cl tmaxed Basebal l Boo stet s Club. JndiVi1 Sanllago got all the runs the sconng '" the ftrth. dual trophi es are ~iven first ami needed In the second lnntn" j when the Red Sox bombe<l F:VANS \llXEil LEAr.UE In Galii'poli's p!:r:~.~ ~vr::~;;: ur::~ =r;::n~"~:~ defend Its tiDe against 13 Totu'IUUJ)ent which ·begins Aug L'ttle League teams in the annual 1. ·, I ·11 N . t Nelso;oVI e ex I • "'a~zngton, Smlth'a eighth homer of the carne with Mike Ryan on and cap)Jed a four • run . Jnnmg rally. Scott's 20th round - tripper of the season ..,.,,_ c,ame in lbe fifth following a tripla by Don Demeter and a :'~~t£::::~=--== walk to Tony Conigliaro. :!'; Santiago, who won his lOth lame against seven losses, struck out eight and walked ,.... ' "'9· II• lost hiS shutout ill ::;;;;;d';;s.,; T urney WI.II Beo·J·n ly. Referee GoUfrled Dienst of properly. Heller dashed up and • Swiaerland conferred with lines- headed the ball toward the man' Tollli Bakhremov of Rus· goal, but if was wide. . 0 . M sia and the Enlllih gOJI was up- On the return Hurst raced h S d ,_ held · .• .. The Nlnt Annua1 yracuse secon Pl"ce Th.e G-ermans went ali out "in down the left stde after lakmg l Tournament for Little Leilguel Th~ field of j a pass from Bobbv Moore and 'II Sl T . f th T · [' u " · · tl Jar",,;:~ an attempt to tie the gii!De a. · . _ ~ • ar earns 0 e n- .o n- Y'"r " le gain . But the loll o1 going unleashed a cannon like lert ty area gets under full sleo~ m tory or the '""""""' thr.;.gh quallfymg rounds. / foo~ ~ck 1 ~\kelud~ German Monday at 6· ~0 p.m. ' Mr Louks ;yel<>~d una wbfeh England was . exempted &oa te ans 1 ows I. ToUrney manager Bob Louks, · . f th I ht d p k t th of th(· fme <>t from as host nation, and strUR· The vtct.,·y was worth 22,000 owner 0 e '.g e ar a . ': tern 0hin lnr ba<e· g!IDg pall IOIIIe of the g<&alesl poll""' 1$61,6001 in Sp<'cial bo- , upper end of Syracuse '" Meigs I ball ann snfl braa lll~a!~~ wit~ teams 1n the world was just ton nuses to the English team. Each County, sa1d the rtrst game that ' 11 1 ted b' much for li>e visitors. German collected his normal In-I night will match the strong Pt. I' we " ua . thPI I All St , I M'd mg IS mote an Bali intercepted one ef Ger- temational malch pay of 23 ea'"n · ars agams 1 · , d · k . d sn,cl<-tvne rnahy's last threats and passed pounds $64 411. dleport All-Stars. The . seco~d : a~~ii;:,,~;, ' to Peters, wbo failed to handle game at 6.45 p1ts Portland d - ,.:._:...__.-..._-.,l~~k;;j., --- ~gains! Letart and t~e thn·d game at 8 p m. has Racine up 1 'If"/ .. ,state Legton Athens, to Play 0 • '•' 1-fte..~IIIJ'l'lmee-lfeldlnel, lull.clay, J"fl11 1M '"'; ''. , f ' (, 'f. ' ' ·' •) - ~ '"t 5 ................ Js ~: 4 .. •. •. .• .• . • .. Porneny's Pony baseball I Team 4 won 6 poi~ts , fr~1n team kept its pace for a second , team 2 John Dobbms led tranr Arner· ' " . V.E.5~ ': . I AMA .. ·• :\fa n and tan t scv"'ll o 1 -te·~ am rf'<l ~onrthlc ri<'<lll nm1 g n mg ou.r Ytltl"f~Q.d FINAL PRI CES on allJ~6~ . O!d ~m ob ilc~. C he\'rt d~ l lsrd l'r uek '> 19, Ga.1t; • and rru cl\~ · Conu• on Ill~: wht'J;e Lod14\· :> ac:\l on is. 75 TO CHOOSE FltiOM . , lean r.e,ion Slate Baseball Tour· Naney Tawney, Bye; Alice place finish in the Metgs-Ga ll·o 4 wtth 489 and Paul Wanl' ll'? '. . Junior Jam!Bon of the White Sox paced the Galllpo- narnenl; ~ llarls Monday at Nibert Bye; Bette Wilson Bye: , Postponed games bogged Pony Lea~ue Frirlay with a bad 479 for tea m2 Your lis AII.Siars, both OD th~ mound and at bat, Friday n!gbt 01119 University. . . Belly Miller Bye. down Galhpohs Little Leaglle l l:l-1 victory over EastHn 011 Team 5 won 6 pomts frnnr iat Wellston In an 8·1 VICtOry over the Athens All·Stars • · let cham ' Deanlt Smith vs. Nancy Ply- play last week. Three games the 2-hit pitchmg of Bob Bur- team 1 Bud Naskry' s 5;3 r'" ~ -! D the lllb Annual Southeastern Ohio I.Jttle League '!be team8 are dlstr Jlo male Harriet 'Jbomas vs Jack· were played but two others I dette and the big ba l of Dannv team 1 ""' nnt enough to ""''" Tournament Ions and will be vlelng fnr a 1 ak . 1 d because of Gal- ~ ' The G-Ila All.Stara ICOl'ed. J !so bad t' t In th · late 1o 1 e oern er, Mary J. Walker were pos pone Abbott whn put u,ee hom> come Sur Parson's 5RR "" I 111;11 n twos es IIIQ It ~ven-s reg na Ivs. Ruby Jenkins; Ellen !)e. ! lipolls All Stars playing in the runs and a smg'e in tile score team 5 meet Nelsoavllle at a p. 11,1. on ~U llltter, second base· tournament here Aug. 11'23. · weese vs. Benny O'Brien. I11th Annual Southeastern Ohio j hook , Team 3 won 7 ~omts f, 0 , 1 Mondoy at Wellsloo, In their man OiDSe, In the first frame Drawing for pairings In the Karen Worman vs. Tillie :Utile League Tournameol at I . team 6 Relha Ca mden had 510 210-236 Second - ~ve. " second tournament a)lpelra~. and then hit him with the double-elimination tournament Janes, Elsie Lusk vs. G 1 n n y . Wellston. I Pomeroy and Ch•shtre play for team 6 a!ld r.e"rge !-latlllf G~~:~~~ ~~o , . 5 ,__.-..!::::=:::::====:::;!:!~ Propabiy pitcher for Galli· third pitch. Left fielder Rill· were held today, Killin, Carol Sboltia va. Alvera 5• th G 111 oils All Star next week wttil Che•hir e in pn- 11;ed:._:te:am:_~:t~w:>t~h-5:4: poliS IS Damy Klesllng uf the ley doubled, scoring Rose. Alb- Bes'dea the defendlnl champ. IRobinson mcehed~ed a P. M d s sltlon to take >ec,mti pla ce wn 11 r Til':''· <•ens left one man en l!ase and ton la'st v••r's' ru-·•up Piqua Belft &mmer Bye Betty Me- l arehtsc t W l'·toagamt _olin a Y a victory. or t;e ,,,,. II • >l h ' .• 1\JV' I " With IIIII old ballery mate rommitted five errora ' "'' ' ' , mg a e ~ n, I WI cause I Chore~ Perroud catcher lo~ Jllllior Jamison wh~ hits wm be back. ,Other !llama back Ginness B~•. Lara Porter Bye, i postponement of the scbedul· l oss. the White Soz, ~hind the plate, left, slammed 1...; doubles agd/lrom ~~ year ere Lima, Fre- !:'ru!:,ch~s Bye, Marlon Eb· 1ed Senators vs. White Sox game Eastern's Mike Boring gavr, "Fireball" Jamllon fanned 15 a single In three trips to the mont, HUisboro; Lancaster, Ash· Y• on Mernortal F•eld. up 14 hils and 13 runs 1r the Athen! AD.Stara, never gave plate. He also scored .lwo tabula and Steubenville. Also W~,sday Ladles Da! I Next game, barring rain or , slugging Pomeroy cl ub Abboll up a walk and alltwed' Qply nms entered are. Ottawa, Cincinnati, ~ent Best Six Hole Score, wet grounds, could be Tuesday 1 got his homers in their Uurd ooe hit. G.Wpolil All·' •_ Ashley, Cambridge, Garfield bemg a handicap event was , eve~ing when the Red Sox and 1inning, the Fiftti ' ii"!' the mt~. Stara gave JamiHn exceUeul · GaiUpolls blasted three Alb· Hefihls and Hudson. !'0n by Marjorie Snedaker. 1 lndJans are scheduled. / when 9 runs were <eored. . support .Ia the field, playing 8111 pilcbt!rs for eight hils. BeHere are the standmgs, reAlso homermg were Mik<· erro<leaa ball. lid~ Jamison's three hilf, oth-j GAUJPIIIJS pONY lulls and scbedule: Young and Bob Burdette. Only two Alhl!lll AJJ.Stara er lop liltters for GaUipoiis QUART~ACK BOT LEAGUE STANDINGS For Eastern. Caldwell and reached ban, aDd of lhem ~re: Cbuclt: ~errtud, double PEEKSKILL N. Y. <UPI) TEAM w L R OR LITTLE LEAGUE T. Karr, Singled. ID three trips, Gary ~t, Joe Namalh a~ -Mike Tallafer· Phiilies ..... 13 2 172 68 STANDINGS Eastern 010 000 o 2 2 L!I .... Centerfielder, ' ~leo ro eaclF threw two touchdowns! Dodgers .. .. • » 4 120 80 ' TEAM .... .. .. W L R OR Pomeroy :WI Oi9 x - 13 14 o ''· Gallipolis, Ohio I~ __ three Dive Wllt!Oll~n, Saturday in the New York Jets" Reds .... 1, .. 7 6 1011 101 White Sox .. .... 8 I 75 14 1 . Burdette. and Van Meier. Bora field~, ,• sll!«le lint ' full-scale training camp Giants ·• .... 5 9 »7 "'136 Red Sox .. ..... 1 3 54 37 mg and Mlilhone . in.Leagu~; ~ ~ ::J"'R· scrlinmage. .,,., Braves .. .. .. 1 14 88 201 Yankees .. , .. . 5 4 53 34 , t • ..., . ..... ·• pe In N1111ath I!OIIIU!Ciled on 11 of 17 TOTAlS fl S5 588 38G Athletics .. .. .. . 5 4 56 45 1 . ,_ · egg, pa- for 2trl yards. He threw LAST WEEK'S RESULTS, ....... 4 4 37 31 1 13 0 ID three •11t· to : " : Tigers . : · , : ·.: ·.:: ; ; :: 1 ':::" . Line score: touchdown and btl tight and Philllea 2! Giants 5 Orioles .... .. · · 1 8 48 68 Ph-: Ga:~~ :Oit)'ched~ Galllpolil 402 200 - .• I 0 Dee Mackey on 1 four-yanl Phillies 5 Dodgers 1 Talala 3& 36 C06 cot ' 'l ! '• es a c n Athena 100 000 - I I 5 scoring toss. THIS WEEK'S GAMES: LAf-T WEEK'S RESULTS: .,, 11166 ebanlploashlp on Memorial BaUerlel: Gallipolis -Jarni· Monday - Phlllies vs. Yankees 12 Orioles 8 ,., ~eld ~~~ent~~ son· (WP) and Penroutl; Ath· l Jonea (6) ' &nd Handley and Tuesliay - Gianta vs. Dodg- Orioles 9 Red Sox o P~~ • """- 011 1!111 - Coon (LP), (4J, Wilkes. ers ·· Senators 3 Yankees J Wednesday - Reds vs. Phil· Red Sox 5 Tigers 2 , es are now .......or lies GAMES THIS WEEK: . :ere~-:!== ersTburstlay- Braves vs. Dodg. So~-..lay- Senators v•. White . CHEVROl£T·' '" Ol.DSMOBtR ·' DEALER · , I Sh t.ik ... 3 I I SUZUKI ' The . LIGHTWEIGHT MOTORCYqES one -1 a I P JnCfease Lead vm;:::, . Top Dodgers 5-1 cte ~:,man~ - a ~!-.; r:' M~ SMITH BUICK Cp.t'. -4 ':~:,. H- rt Tomorrow, (Mon~ay) 1 l.ast Day Of Our SEMI- ANNUAL CLEARANCE · · ;~ i ' f , I >' ~ p,: rri"' ••-• , MaJor l.eape Resalll "' - ........ IIY U!l)led Prell laternsllonal (lH). U'-Merr!U (U). HHF. Robinson (31st) . Friday - G1anta vs. Reda Amerlcatl tape GALLIPOUS , Nailoaal Leape SLOW PITCH v~ ga~ ~; _In order . 000 000 11.1- 4. 7 4 Chicaf(O 101 1101 030- 7 14 1 TEAM W L R OR to win lh1i! ftag, 'the Dodgers 020 101 OOX-13 15 0 New Yor- 300 001 OOtl- 4 6 3 •Neal insurance .. 7 2 100 would have to win all Beven Brandon, Osinski (5), Lon- Hollzrnan (~10) and HWidley: G&J ......... 7 3 95 49 games while the· Pl!lllles (5) and Ryan, Tbomas Sutherland 16), Hamil· GSI 6 4 73 77 have_ to lose three of lis remain· (7); RlcbertlltJ.9) . and Casano- ton (8), Green'. (9) and Grota. / Nalio~·wtde .... ". · 4 6 66 84 log f1ve aames. LP-Brandon (11-li). HI!&(5-10). ~liB- Baptist Church 4 8 52 93 F'rlday, Jeff Rose Umlted (lith), Con 1111 a r o (7th), Santo (23rd), Nazarene Church 2 9 57 112 lloclltn ID ~ , hill, a Scott (19th). t2nd). TOTAlS 30 31 w lnnloi linllt by game, 151nniugs) LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· 003 000 OOtl- 3 11 1 Neal 13 Nationwide 1 Smhh, and a • Jnh!nc ·sfn&)e by Dave Berrldp, Pitta 010 000 041- 5 6 I Baptist 11 GSI 8 to give l)ls mates their fourth Short <11-7) and Daleympie; G&J 13 lllwrene 7 win over the Doqen In 100 101 I 17 Canlwtll, O'Dell t3), Face (9) T..,.S WEEK'S GAMES· meettnga Ibis IJUIDDler. Sheldon, McMahon <7), and Pqllaroal. WP-Q'Deil (f-• Ton! .Spencer was eiiarged S~an (13), S). HH-AIIen (23rtl). Monday - Neal vs. GSI with t11f defeat. He gave .up seTIJI!nsn,. Ryan (9); Toellday- Baptial vs. G&J veo hils. Dave Johnson bad two Humpltteys (7), Kline (t), Houston 000 000 ltll- 3 7 0 DISSATISJI'IED llfelies for 1be winnera, U,2), Lines (14) aad Casanova. Cincl , . . tMf OOX- 4 I 0 . iDnlng 1!D11e and MYetitb in· WP-Lines (3-1). LP-8tanse , Bruct, TaylOr (5) and Bate- PORTILLO, Chile (UPI) n1ng triple. · (3-5). HR-Casanova (lth). miD; ~lleJ (11-4) and Bob Beattie, coach of the U.S. jtose a1ao collecll!d 1 f.dw8f!ls. LP-Bru<t (2-8) . 1 skl learn, expressed dlssatlsfa~>· . .._ dl!l Ron · 100 QOU ~ 1 t 1 •~ tion Saturday at bia team's aeD 1110 000 tlb'• 2 I 0 4ng 000 000 100- o s 1 performauce in the Farellones '!:he Siebert (10-8) and Azcue: St. Louts 1101 011 110x- t t 0 trials for the 1166 World Alpine In ll!e •(tl and (7·12l p .'Torbora· ebanlplonships Aug. 4-14. Beat.. eel) aecond, '..,t _:.,.. 00 m-7),' tie ~ttrlbuted the American 1,and a fbjiU, teams IUb-ptlf performance to '1'114· i>hulliii lied if' up 1·1 bl • il!UOI 801- I 11 I' "a lack '!- resl" ' lht dafr,' · after ·a... walked •• 31!1- 7 17 2c stole ahti. cam~ ~ (3), _Limy TO BE HONORED oit a ~ misCue Cladlnger, NEW YORK (UP!) - Capt. Jobnson.c*«!Qrjjd <t>1 AMr- WIIUarn Carpenter, ~·s OJI8; lo.be · .WP- ~ ''lonesome end" wlio be. LP-Linzy (4- came ' war hero in Yk' N~q~, 15th), and form~ Darl!t!PUib. :• (21th)', West Point Coach l!;arl Red . (2Sril). Plaid will be bollored Dec. ..._~. ..., with c,ti F_n"day'S M3J0f • {JOe • sCOreS doneui~eachowwlitblhthetlte,!Jalanla,v-,0~ and'lbe~",?.;.. ·are ....,. ~e· &e- (lot 8111Jle) I emr• .(..). !lccarver. ' ·'-::- aeeOod, what, di8.Tnuselday - Red Sox vs. rn. Wedaetday - Yankees vs. Tlgera Tllnrldly -Athletlca vs. Sen. i aloh Frida,y - White Sox vs. OrJ. ' oleo. - - -- - - - -j at the ninth annual Hall of Fame banquet, It was announc-- 1 ed Saturday. •. In Pomeroy For Over 90 Yean Savings ol ! anc/_ More For Men, Boys Ladies. It's the Big Sale! Shop Tomorrow!' I ' , ol •iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiilii 7 , .. '. GET The Long Deal Now,_. ,. ,f> I --1966 Ford Fairlanes & Falcons I I' I ~I lo "ltl "l"l- Cars To Choose From! $200.00 Down-36 Months To Pay ••o. No Poymenta Until Sept.-Bank Rate Financing l ' NEED . .. CARS! . sdVKE . 'I .: 1, , , .' l �..'' '' / •.' ( ' ' ~- River , ' 1 I i . ., .., • , .'' ... ' -'',.. Horse Sho\v at ~~Features 10 Cia 1 'Ed-ucation "Aides ' Solve Dilemmas .\ mittees Announced SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1966 RutLmd '. Rex McCormick lAMA ..• V.E.S• . . _ 1\lan and can't say no to lay reaBQDable deal! We are now jiviDe our year-end FINAL PiiCIS OD ~U 1966 Junior Fair Officers Tell INSTANT BRIDGE BUILDING Is Hhlevetllly the Army wllh moloUe brldJe alii Ia - Ia S6ldla VIet NM!, lloops beela to llllfold lhe Jac:kblfetl brldee at a river 1111111. &Jcllt. 111lick11 Ia , - , lk llrWp, eapable Ia& 80 lolllo prwvldes • lleC1Ire eroNIDl lot a Wllr. ) ll l• . ;·_'. IEGISTER NOW ;: ~~~~~.. end lnfotrriitlon ' -.Iaaie Upon Roqunl ~ r (,;. . Mrs. Matilda H. wanted 1 very SRedal color paint for htr parlor (IS you can plainly ~e). · . e-M:.....h.. -~.P Matilda smiled. And kept on looking. And then she saw it. At the nice paint store that carries Devoe. Wouldn't you know it would be Devoe? The p.~int that comes in One thousahd e111hty·six colol'sl These weren't just any old "hit and m1x" colors. These were 1 thousand eighty· Y.t\1 (, .-.~Aii'HE MOST COMMON IMPORT How to open an ac~~lint by ·mail ... :Y.~''' ecr(~~ Just fUI out the form at the bOttom allil. IQ!llt-to us with your check or money order for the amount lrith wbldl. you· Will llart JOur account. If the check you wish to invest Ia not your ~rial ·ch~ bUI Ia made payable to you, endOrse It on the baek !li. payable to '111, theJI dgn your name. We do not recommend vour sendln(,cash ~~ by reilstered mall. We will then mall yo11 your pgssboot;j!l dCDJI!ure card ~o,r ,,u ~ , lip and return to us, and, also, bandy mall-sa'V.Ing envelopgs. · · , betld11 lhe lowell price. ,I {I\' When you co"'PPiN prlcn, com,.,.. DELJVEREO priceo. Check Ill tht "ext,as" th.t 1re 1dded iCUQ tt)e coat. FIAT is loaded Wttl\1~fr.. · ho extra eost. !fffi'Ptl -'l,r.u~~ 1p~ce too. FIAT ·•t jo f)! . PAINT Find the color yo¥ wont ot: i I , K;Y' re I .j I' o· et~oe six sci<tntifoca'.'y controlled, precision colors. Matdda H. IS happy now. And Harry's s:ot hit shorts back and he is too, ., ' .j fD It's seid that some people laughed at Matilda H. And o,nt paint store almost threw her out. l]l . • 1 hu almost twice as much. Com~ pare door1-FIAT has twice u BI;TTER DESKS many. Just compare- and we know you'll buy FIAT, Come in and 111 the fabulous FIAT TODAY I .FOIII BETTI:D 1 ............. • 11 ' • IUU.- Q~YER-ED_ , NHii<ONLY $16 949 5 •v•ilable. Jlqpd coutrudioa, dur• lllolellnilh .... ..Uy ••h ASE desk. . . N.. 1 ....... 601 Second Ave. ~ .. .1•,-• ,, 1 r- ~ . :.0 , ..... -"~ "'"+>.,.. ..............,. •"' ,. .... ., •.-. ... .-.- •••• ..-. 1 -4 • • ' _. .,._.._ ..... __.. o l ...... ., . "" "' >.& '>- .... .... ~ ... · Ci~ 1 - -. - - - GALUPOLIS SA Press Ph. 446-3291 - ... Name · St;,... · ·f c~ty,'s~... City, St•t• - -- ~......_.-- ATTACHED YOU WILLI!'IND MY CHIC~~..,. ,._,.~) FOR,_ Name Slr•t · operated drawera French .-• • ..-.~~ I dlcloat-- INN'S TEXACO SERVICE ~.......... ...... ~ d••kl .,. d•lraed 1967 MODELS IN STOCK 1 • ALL AccouNts GUAWTIED.iN F.uh r Pl-....- - - - .... -· 11Pen • !!liVIngs - n t 0 In niy 1111.: 0 111 lolnt n•mes •ASE- I . 1 " _ WORK ". I '·.. '. ,...., ......J:-1 ....:.... ' +- I - -I - 41% Ltoll~IHGS · .. . SECOND SECTION Page �..'' '' / •.' ( ' ' ~- River , ' 1 I i . ., .., • , .'' ... ' -'',.. Horse Sho\v at ~~Features 10 Cia 1 'Ed-ucation "Aides ' Solve Dilemmas .\ mittees Announced SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1966 RutLmd '. Rex McCormick lAMA ..• V.E.S• . . _ 1\lan and can't say no to lay reaBQDable deal! We are now jiviDe our year-end FINAL PiiCIS OD ~U 1966 Junior Fair Officers Tell INSTANT BRIDGE BUILDING Is Hhlevetllly the Army wllh moloUe brldJe alii Ia - Ia S6ldla VIet NM!, lloops beela to llllfold lhe Jac:kblfetl brldee at a river 1111111. &Jcllt. 111lick11 Ia , - , lk llrWp, eapable Ia& 80 lolllo prwvldes • lleC1Ire eroNIDl lot a Wllr. ) ll l• . ;·_'. IEGISTER NOW ;: ~~~~~.. end lnfotrriitlon ' -.Iaaie Upon Roqunl ~ r (,;. . Mrs. Matilda H. wanted 1 very SRedal color paint for htr parlor (IS you can plainly ~e). · . e-M:.....h.. -~.P Matilda smiled. And kept on looking. And then she saw it. At the nice paint store that carries Devoe. Wouldn't you know it would be Devoe? The p.~int that comes in One thousahd e111hty·six colol'sl These weren't just any old "hit and m1x" colors. These were 1 thousand eighty· Y.t\1 (, .-.~Aii'HE MOST COMMON IMPORT How to open an ac~~lint by ·mail ... :Y.~''' ecr(~~ Just fUI out the form at the bOttom allil. IQ!llt-to us with your check or money order for the amount lrith wbldl. you· Will llart JOur account. If the check you wish to invest Ia not your ~rial ·ch~ bUI Ia made payable to you, endOrse It on the baek !li. payable to '111, theJI dgn your name. We do not recommend vour sendln(,cash ~~ by reilstered mall. We will then mall yo11 your pgssboot;j!l dCDJI!ure card ~o,r ,,u ~ , lip and return to us, and, also, bandy mall-sa'V.Ing envelopgs. · · , betld11 lhe lowell price. ,I {I\' When you co"'PPiN prlcn, com,.,.. DELJVEREO priceo. Check Ill tht "ext,as" th.t 1re 1dded iCUQ tt)e coat. FIAT is loaded Wttl\1~fr.. · ho extra eost. !fffi'Ptl -'l,r.u~~ 1p~ce too. FIAT ·•t jo f)! . PAINT Find the color yo¥ wont ot: i I , K;Y' re I .j I' o· et~oe six sci<tntifoca'.'y controlled, precision colors. Matdda H. IS happy now. And Harry's s:ot hit shorts back and he is too, ., ' .j fD It's seid that some people laughed at Matilda H. And o,nt paint store almost threw her out. l]l . • 1 hu almost twice as much. Com~ pare door1-FIAT has twice u BI;TTER DESKS many. Just compare- and we know you'll buy FIAT, Come in and 111 the fabulous FIAT TODAY I .FOIII BETTI:D 1 ............. • 11 ' • IUU.- Q~YER-ED_ , NHii<ONLY $16 949 5 •v•ilable. Jlqpd coutrudioa, dur• lllolellnilh .... ..Uy ••h ASE desk. . . N.. 1 ....... 601 Second Ave. ~ .. .1•,-• ,, 1 r- ~ . :.0 , ..... -"~ "'"+>.,.. ..............,. •"' ,. .... ., •.-. ... .-.- •••• ..-. 1 -4 • • ' _. .,._.._ ..... __.. o l ...... ., . "" "' >.& '>- .... .... ~ ... · Ci~ 1 - -. - - - GALUPOLIS SA Press Ph. 446-3291 - ... Name · St;,... · ·f c~ty,'s~... City, St•t• - -- ~......_.-- ATTACHED YOU WILLI!'IND MY CHIC~~..,. ,._,.~) FOR,_ Name Slr•t · operated drawera French .-• • ..-.~~ I dlcloat-- INN'S TEXACO SERVICE ~.......... ...... ~ d••kl .,. d•lraed 1967 MODELS IN STOCK 1 • ALL AccouNts GUAWTIED.iN F.uh r Pl-....- - - - .... -· 11Pen • !!liVIngs - n t 0 In niy 1111.: 0 111 lolnt n•mes •ASE- I . 1 " _ WORK ". I '·.. '. ,...., ......J:-1 ....:.... ' +- I - -I - 41% Ltoll~IHGS · .. . SECOND SECTION Page �' \ OUProiect ' ... ] :.,, '-~•-· IQrl• fJrl~ -...-~ A •ea Dea th . 8 Icox 'on · N~~t. •· .ltlt, tn · polls. He survives, along . . Mrl. Warrener Lasley' the followlnl children R a I P ;t. die~f~y;Jp~lsvtlle, Cox of Grove City, ~ll· (Continued from Page II) · I ' · . ., . . !tf, She Wlf ~ qallve ~ G-l)ia ford tGaill Sh~ll of Gal)lpoils, , 1·_ swer to the teacher. shortage. Milo~ of .()!lo and Mrs. Riilph t Doris) Ventre1!lay at 2 p. m. at lhe · Ewing ~unt)l and ! Teacher aides, tra1ned til per· .4rchw RoiUh ,1, tuneral Home• with lhe Rev. l.asley. . sea, of Columbus. There are form many of the tasks now Archie. Rll"sh, 'It, Oak G;ov'~ O'Connor officiating. Bilrlai ·.. She is survtveil .~> ,. lhrH .nine grandebil!lren ancl three burdening the teacher, arJ need· ' eo'!lm.uml)' ne~ .. i.e'l!c~' 91!:!1:; will . be in Letart Cemeter~: · lkiiiJhters, an4 two ~u· great gr•ndchlldreQ. . ed by lhe tens of thousands Friday at the GallipOlis Miidl< Suwtvors inc.lude hit '!flff, Aileen HUQnel ol Lo\11•V t, 7·1 Other aurv.M!ra are . th1'1!4 '· throuehout lbe ccwntry. Many •f.l Center. He was born ~ug. ,orrest Marr; children, ·'Rulb ,Fr~l and !.aura, - ChJrl~ sisters and three brolhers, Mrs. school systell!l, Mre atreedy 10, _111141, in Letart, W. Vau Lewis; Massillon: Ruth Miller, 4J!1ey of Csilforni~ and,.W~ Clyde <Audrevl Porter of Gal· searching for aides 1o hI r ~ the ·IIGD of the late ChariP.s ill. Tuppers Plans; Way~ Matr, .la,rd L•le~ of tbt .tate · lipolis, Mrs. Rober! (E tal n e) according to Dr. Cres..,n. 'I and Sarah,Ch&PJII&n Roush. He i.anl!~ster.' O;; Beui~h NeiBier. ,Walhlnpn, fo siJ~,"AI _!~~ :Wood of Circleville, Mn.: John Tllo oduc8114!11 III:.IIIHICII' ai· ' was arveteran of )Yorld War II. Racine; and Paul MalT, Racine. Martha t.~mtman ~~ -" " p,....,.. ! (Kilty) i!a11ard · of Peru, llld., lEADY"! Thus spoke Gallia County , , also survives. "'-Fred. R~asell and Donald Biaz· 10 polills t. 1 'llltary accopt- He was a farmer. President Waldo Brown Saturday, ed by numy •ducaliollalla11 survivors Include his wife. Le· St"l 1 ·Service• 1¥111 !"•JIIIId at 2;:10 er, ail ot'Coiumbua. 1966 faU"board, as Gallla c9unt~ans wllleb buliutea tllai 14eMio cte, 11nd "'"er~ nieces. a!)ll ne- II!'Y " • p. m. Monday Ill the Wether- . Mrs. CoJ: Wj\1 1 member last minute plans for the 171b annual JUn· en are aa ideal .,...P to work ph'ewa. FUneral·· mvictJ w1 I I Gre~lde e~tcea will be holt Elliott Funoral home. I_Mtna Cliapel chureh and aerviorfair. The event wlll commence Wed· wltb pi'Mcbool ehlldna, pr~ lb.e held at the Oak Gl'Qve held Monda~ allO .• · m. It l!le Rtv. Joseph Chapman w1D of· lees will be held there at 2 p.m. ' nesday evening, and run through Sat·. marlly beeauae •f .ttaelr eo•r· Cburch Sun~y at 3 p. m. with Bald Knabe Cemetery , for flolllt and burial will in the Monday. Rev. Earl ~meens midnight. their lastlacl1 for nartu"' the Rev. 0. H. Csrdn. and Mai'y StiU, 118, of Lool ~ttomj Mound Hill cemetery. will officiate and bUrial wm • • • ~ 8Y~ tbelr ca blllties lor did- the Rev. H. T Myers official· who died at the Me1gs enera , . . be ln the oh~h .emetery anTHE junior fair, dedicated to the ~ated enntrt':.tton. ips. Burial will be in the Letart Hospital Saturday mor~ln~ su;. fi'arrellt Ji'iffl . , c1er- direotton ot lhe waul!h-Hal· community's youth, is tops in its class I "These qutlilles i~ teacher· cemetery. The body wiU "' lie vtvors Include lltvera er Service& for Fo~ H. Fife; ley • Wood Funeral H!JIII•· in th~ Buckeye State. Year after year aides wilt be of Immense value ! in state atlhe;chureh lrom2 u~· and nephewa. '10. retired civil engineer, who P'rltnds may call at the tate record crowds are attracted by various working with the yolllll! thiJ., W _s. Fol)esona Funeral Home , · died al hll Columbus home homo aftor 10 .1 . m. SUnday. activities a$ a result of weli·planned d . the Head Start Pro-.1 ls m charge. Mr•. Lettered Thursdoy afternoon )VIII be heidi • line: . .i·' I Gallia . J~"' . ~ ' '· .' : : • , 0 1 : : : Mrl. ";·I • · ... ' I J ~ . '·· ..·•+ .:· r.., l ' !/it ''. ~ ·A· • • • . ' ' , •< i .' ; J. '.•·; ! . '. ';;. ' I I lin I I I • '1 ' i"'"' '""" ,;:".;~. "" "' .,.,_ ""· ,_ ,..~. . ~ 7 l'"!·a. lna.!¥rldre ~ • - ' ... ' ' • ' ' '· ·: ·..1' " . d!· .. ' ~. , .. l. ' " .\.. '· ' •' ..j. ; .... ..,. ·"" .. lll ·-= ··-- t: J Nn ·• the I .,., .c:. "' a . ~ -~ · .. oi - · ~ ' · ° I ,. 1 • " • • (IJ w· I ~ j -o " " ' " We " ' mJghl a~!l that I More far . retching mutts Mr&. Holltday o. , '., •· ·. (J!ott nJII'lll 1• • • . ' 1 ~..~. lhroujhout thecityand 'county. lifetime resident o1 Gallipolis, ~ltd 80 plfDniRg for such a gigantic event begms wlthm _ctays I of the teacher aides trainiog PT. PLEASANT - Funeral died Friday in the llouston Ro!'!' jt, P~ Qt ~n • IIna l;-~ 1n 111 flll&wJng the closing of a ju~ior fair,_and contmues program are ;een by Dr. Leep. services will be held SundBy in Nursing Home at Hamden. ala '· turi ra"'eo Jiil:~ · e be:; home HID K · Dale Jlldridlt. tl!"'llllh!IUI the year, ; He predicts that maoy of the East Rainelle, W. Va., for Mrs. Mrs. Litterest was the widow Mo . ·Hut ,cem"":'1.,, · · ~ agdtn nc1 dau.,_ Of Hal~an 1i{y and Huber1 • • • I aides who have tramed on cam· ,stelta Mae Holliday, 74, Rupert, ot William Lit~rest. She was may, call at ~erid!Uileral ~Q.': w'lh~er ... ~:urioe Elclridga ol Cll'lllle, 0. • ,.n. , HE Gall!' a County Juni.or Fair is the greatest I pus and .. ad .xperience In the Iw Va., mother of Eugene Hoi· born on June 3. 1876. in Sackscin, ~ ~ ~ ~Y· : ;.... : : ....~and• died II ' ~ p;j'i!Wd her Ia death •~ I classroom have been encourag- l1day or Pl. Pleasant. Germany, daughter of the late ~- ' ,, ,.. •T• .,.. :hodlr': ' tiuW weeP q11 ~Jjlrig -~ver" said former Chief of Police Chester Le~p· ed 10 work u.eir way throu~h ! Mrs Hollldav d1ed Friday in 1Karl and Witemma Trill• B•u-1Wrs:'Marie f,.P% 1For&'!y: ho , 11·~8 1 · 111· Mn. Eidrldp 'wu a member ~ -several years ago. "It gtves our youth someth~~~~ ·. CiuiltiM ,Cburcb at Hdo 11 5 I the univerSJti '" order to be· :• Ronceverte, W: V~. hosp!l:al. lmann. Tbe family came to lhla Mrs. Mane Col,"' a l'esi- day. ' ,-Jif 11i' do ·. . . 10methlng to look forward to · · · and come certified teachers. i SurviVJIIg in aa41tmn til the , country in 1882. A son Karl. ~nl of Eureka • Rl., dlsd ~rs. r£idl!l41e was bamte Ky The body wu talr1 cllancc for tile boys and girls to receive prd.er ,.,.. 1 "The progrmn has helped I son In Pt. Pleasant are lour preceded her in death. She was ar 10 p. m. Frlday-•ln Holzer carter eo~, Kyllld.,daEiu~ en from MIUer'a Home fur ~gnition lor their untiring efforts," he ad de · them w raise their sights," says other sons, two daughters. and a member ot the First Baptist Hospital. She had been in the late ,.,omaa Fulltrail loci~ to 1111 Stuckt1 !;. ;; • • • Leep, "their experience in work· 1 two sisters. Burial wilt be in church, Order of Eastern Star falling health lor two years and i Reeder Patten. Her Funeral home In MQrthead, "'" , :in& with children will aive them the Wallace Memorial ceme- and Royal Neighbors. her cogdl!i~ had ·been s~JU• Wfl · William 1M Ky. • :. LtK! everytblne else. there's room for expan· , a solid basis ror careers as tery at Clinlonvllle. Services will be held at 4' p,l for four J!lOIIthlf ' ' • wl"' . . si9n allod improvement. Residents are look1~g forward ) teachers or aide;." ; m Monday at the Wetherhott- She was bom··ln Green 1'wg, Y<lln ago. ;lei- bla&u and better junior fairs in ensmng years , : Teacher aides from Gal~i" l John W, Marr Eillolt Funeral home. Rev. Jrrl Gallia county on Oct 12. :·~1. :rtt.y weren , QTY WATERWORD ~rovldibf community leaders 17eontinue to support It County .m. Linda Rae Bost1r, 1 John w. Marr, 77, Racine, 1 seph Chapman will olllciate and daughter of Fred Blazer, -~~ etsb~ childre Mra Maurice FridaY tllnpll'atunl- ·blsh rr ~l~e lh':,Y-have during the past yean. . Mary Louise Cleland, Elame died at the Veterans Memorial burial will be in liilhland <e!ll·j.survlves and Carr ,Jt.. Lo~ ~~~v,. F~ey R 1o Jow 68. Saturdap rtlldiDI- D ::::. · • • • Houldren, Rebecca Ann Lee, ~ Hospital Saturday morning. !etery in Covington,'Ky. Blazer, deceaseifk to cr.· G .:• Cbane. Eldridge at lla. m. ~ . . f l l•nd Lore"• ~oanarne Shepard, Funeral services' will be Mon· l Her _marrJ~."aa D ra ' . ~ ' pSTEO below are previous winners of maJor a r I all of Gallipo.:s. • <!eventS: · From Middleport. are Patricia I ..__ ., JUNIOR FAIR QlJ EF.NS Kay Au.;, Karen June Faulk,i -· ~ _ . Sandra Garten, Sue · .~nn Grrr 4UJEN-o!ICHOOL YEAR gan Anna Marie Hanson, Eva l " Q.l:OIYn Arnold, Gallipolis ......... · · · · · · · · · · 1955 May Thomas, Jamerllla Beau-~ Clroijn Rathburn, Galli polls · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · 1956 1del Ward, and Mary Lynn Wolle. ill!1b0 Ann J;ove, Gallipolis · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · 1957 From Pomeroy are Mary , , fo~~Akers; Sout~western . · . · · · • · · · · · · · • · · · · · 1958 catherine Francis and Jewel I Cuoi"C.rtder, GaUtpohs · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1959 I Elizabeth Prit4!. I! $ue Da!,tey. Galhpohs .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1960 From Rutland is Jt.an A1111 «;;arol Mkrtin, Gallipolis ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1961 Siders. ~ante ila~ter, Southwestern ... •. ............. 11162 . ~- . Jplle Rouae, Kyger Creek ..... . . .. ... · ~ · · · · · · J963 WEATHER Nalley Lusk, Ga11ipoiis . .. .......... .. .... . . . 1964 prerlpitatlon Debor~h Evans, Galllpolls ................ · · · · 1965 Temperalurs, • • • weather C!Ondillons lor each · 24 hour period as recorded by ITfLE MISS, MISTER GALLIA WISNt:RS Pete McCormtek at Fairfield L Weather Station. UTILE MISS YEAR LITfLE MISTER Day .. Hish Low Weather Pre. Gay Bastlana ..... , . . .. 1954 ..•....... · . · · · · None Sun. 84 52 Fal~ •111 Burge . .......... 11155 ......... Darrel Burge I Mon. . . . 16 61 FaJr "Sheri Jo hnson . ... • · · · · 1956 .. . .. , .. Rickey Altizer Tues. n 61 Fair B "•. e be cca Lak'm .... · · · · 1957 ......... . Alan Cl oa1erk ', Wed. t1 63 Fair · her ... · · · · 1958 . . .. .. .. .. DavidW .arht ', Thurs. tl8 74 Rain .08 Conn Ie Sw1s . . . . . . . . 1959 ... , ..•. Harold nQ"II , Fri. 84 70 Rain .S5 Mar Ia Sue W1se 73 62 Fair And1'8 0 av ld son ..... . 1960 ' ' .. .. .. .. Rav. Be1v1 t sat. . .. Debra Jo Lewl·s .. . . .. . 1961 ........ Richard Boont . I Average hiSh temperatures Twila Harrison ..... , . 1962 ........ Randy Gi11 1am for the week this year 87.2 ; last Cathy Wail ........ , •. 11163 .. . . , .. George A. Bush , year 8'1.1. 1 Averase ·low temperature lor J ean Gr ace ........... 1964 ........... Jim Merry R Rennette Phillips ..... 1965 .. .. . . .. Gregory ece the w~k this year 66.8: last 1year 61.5. , 1 •i , Total preripltation lor the • . PREVioUS MAIKIT HOG CHAMPIONS week this year .83; last year .24 ·, I · . Total precipitation to date for YEAR-OWNER Prtca cwt. this year 24.43 iilches; last year " .. ., 1*--Fred Vollborn · ...... · · · · .. · · .. · .... ·" Unk7~ ' 2525 tnclles. '· ' 1116},-Charles Martm . . •. · · · · · · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · · : 81 I Normal overage prerlpltalion ... ·' ' 196)--Dean Martm . · ........ · .. " · · " · · " · .. ·$100 38.441 inches. ---\ 190--Mugal'llt Martin ........... · .. • " .. · .. · '' . llllt Frank Martin .. .. .... · .. · .. · .. · .... · .. $ 105 S A d" .' ' l9115-Kalby Slone ........... . .............. $108 auer tten IDg . I 1; ': 11 • ~ ' ' . ,, M :' f' •, • 1 ·~:~ ·~ .. -~- ~; ~ · \ ~-;,. ''' .., .r :r-1,.• ' ~---. .. "' ~ . " .. " · fll . 1 I I I' But in the Sunday Times~SenUnel I".P t / I t · 1 : · 1'• ~~Jrl ·1 I . I ·I ' •.1'1 1 ',, " '· d : 1 I ' :Jil j, ! ' ' ,• I, ,) ,J/ ~ Subscribers < ! q I ' j , ~~~ .. . ! I • t l ... .. ANNUAL STEil SALE WINNERS YIAI-Owller Price cwt. 111112-Don Pope ..... .". .... · · · · · .. · .. · · .... · ' 4 ~ -~g Daa Notter ...... · · · .. · · · .. · · " · .. · · · ::4 :00 Phil Pope . , ... , ..... · · .. · .. · .. · · " " · $S? .OO 1155-Latry Eva~ ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $8!\.00 tU8=-IWger Martm ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.: $ 100.00 lllfi7- Ro8er Martm .. . ... · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · $10a.oo 1958-Roger Marti~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' ... '' '·.: $115 00 lEEGiendon Elliott · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 125.00 1 .. Rbnda Skeen · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $180.00 1 ~key Tawney .... · · .. · " ...... .. · · .. '110.00 ll CalbhaJ! .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. " ·. : $111.00 l .. ~ hit Shave~., · .......... :."·.'.'.'.'.'.".".'.· .. U09.00 ] ___ II Prlest · · · · · · · · · · · · ........ t109.00 1110$-r~n JUchards · .... · · .... · · · · ". ;:' '" .. LAMB SALE CHAMPIONS Yl.(a,.· Owner Price ~k~ ,!!!~ rForg~ey .......................... U $130 8 1.................. . or ey ..•... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1~ Haffe t ............. · ...... · .. · .. · ~7 }1: lu. · •!!!. Coun1elor Seminar 1 ., Harold Sauer, of the MetiS . Local Sehool District, Is one of !, 20 hieh school &uidance coulllli'- : tors attendlllg a 13-day voralion-- !, al guidance seminar conducted !, I· by Ohio University and author- 1 ized under provisions ol the I State Department and the De- , partment of Educalioa. Partictpanll in the workshop 1 are attendina seminan and are rereiving practical e~per· iencealn worldn& with dlaadvantagod yQuths in career developmenl. The current program ruo· July..,....,_ -A,.,••t 5, 11 the mnc seeond 10ch workshop eonduct· ed at Ohio University this sum· , mer. 1 r, Mr. Advertiser: '1 -· This information iS important to your business I t::omparison of Sunday Newspaper Circulation I~ Gallia dnd Meigs Counties • : Sundey Tlme•Sintinel 8,477 llll~n Saunders .....•. · · ·· ·· · ·· ····•• · ·· : 240 1 ' ... x Haffelt · . · · · · · · · · .... · · · ........ · $225 Athens Sund1y M1111nger 3,432 · .... · · · · · · .. · · · · · "· .. .. · 233 1~"'J:erty Cremeens .... · .. · .. · ............ · Columbus Sunday Dispatch - - - - - - - - - - - - U75 Huntington Herald Advertiser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 656 50 1~r fiJJ&el l~ etemeens .......... · · .. · · ...... · b2 :*"ftRST ~ongregatio~al Church Program, .dated July 10 1966 Kewanee, 111 .. contained an mterestmg m' !Jomibody left the program on our desk, an~ =uest~ we reprint it in our Sunday column. II reads. ••. important because you are interestetl in.hclving the lar- You cannot keep out of trouble By s~dini more than your mcome; Yilu c~mot further the brotherhood of man )y incil.ing clus hatred; . V'iiu-nuuot establish sound secunly Ott borrowed money: You cannot huild character and courage !Jy taking away a man's initiative and mdependence; ··. Vou cannot help men permanently by doing for them ;? What taey could and ahould do for themselv~. ·· ' -Abrabam Lincoln • • • • TWENTY Y!AIS AGO, from the files of tile Daily TrtbaM arid weekly Gallia Tima . . . Two hundred !lont!lre• hold annual Ellhth District Convention In ,..ench Clty . . . Gallfpoiis' Howanl Baker Soanwins SEOGA J!ro.Am event . . . Dave Wlllla!DI apo member of FSA committee for three year term residenta clean up GaWpoUs park· band plays at Vinton in honor of reIII'Yicemen . . Jack (Bear) Canaday returna linlice. will bl available for hlih ~ehool athletlct. gest possible audience in your shopping area ,.reacl and act . ... ~ . upon your aclvertising messoge. ,; tx11ttl~ thflook, the emile, 1n~ the P91f· Ut Ul htiP liMP tt'le child with yQU llwt.JI. call toelaw ror your appolntm.,l STAFFORD'S PIOfUSJQNAL I'ttOTOGitAI'HY, INC. Phrie 675-2410 . " Sunday Times ·''· .(,~ o ' . .. I.J ,'-.., ' ' I'T. PLEASANT, W. VA. ' ' . J;: ': ' !q t .. ' ~ ,, " ,. • Jf .' ( J·~ ' ' ' I • ·' ' . :•. ! I.< Your heart is 1 t:IINirl, of sorts. but our , profMIIOr'l ll por1r•~t Clmtfl ",.mlrnbtfl ' '' I -\ 1: ·"! ·'I " 1., ((_.. t I ' f" •II ,;.:11/J • 1r i I t' I '' n~.. lf t. ,· .. ·' f! L I/ \11 ' ,, I i ! " ., .-~ ,: I;) �' \ OUProiect ' ... ] :.,, '-~•-· IQrl• fJrl~ -...-~ A •ea Dea th . 8 Icox 'on · N~~t. •· .ltlt, tn · polls. He survives, along . . Mrl. Warrener Lasley' the followlnl children R a I P ;t. die~f~y;Jp~lsvtlle, Cox of Grove City, ~ll· (Continued from Page II) · I ' · . ., . . !tf, She Wlf ~ qallve ~ G-l)ia ford tGaill Sh~ll of Gal)lpoils, , 1·_ swer to the teacher. shortage. Milo~ of .()!lo and Mrs. Riilph t Doris) Ventre1!lay at 2 p. m. at lhe · Ewing ~unt)l and ! Teacher aides, tra1ned til per· .4rchw RoiUh ,1, tuneral Home• with lhe Rev. l.asley. . sea, of Columbus. There are form many of the tasks now Archie. Rll"sh, 'It, Oak G;ov'~ O'Connor officiating. Bilrlai ·.. She is survtveil .~> ,. lhrH .nine grandebil!lren ancl three burdening the teacher, arJ need· ' eo'!lm.uml)' ne~ .. i.e'l!c~' 91!:!1:; will . be in Letart Cemeter~: · lkiiiJhters, an4 two ~u· great gr•ndchlldreQ. . ed by lhe tens of thousands Friday at the GallipOlis Miidl< Suwtvors inc.lude hit '!flff, Aileen HUQnel ol Lo\11•V t, 7·1 Other aurv.M!ra are . th1'1!4 '· throuehout lbe ccwntry. Many •f.l Center. He was born ~ug. ,orrest Marr; children, ·'Rulb ,Fr~l and !.aura, - ChJrl~ sisters and three brolhers, Mrs. school systell!l, Mre atreedy 10, _111141, in Letart, W. Vau Lewis; Massillon: Ruth Miller, 4J!1ey of Csilforni~ and,.W~ Clyde <Audrevl Porter of Gal· searching for aides 1o hI r ~ the ·IIGD of the late ChariP.s ill. Tuppers Plans; Way~ Matr, .la,rd L•le~ of tbt .tate · lipolis, Mrs. Rober! (E tal n e) according to Dr. Cres..,n. 'I and Sarah,Ch&PJII&n Roush. He i.anl!~ster.' O;; Beui~h NeiBier. ,Walhlnpn, fo siJ~,"AI _!~~ :Wood of Circleville, Mn.: John Tllo oduc8114!11 III:.IIIHICII' ai· ' was arveteran of )Yorld War II. Racine; and Paul MalT, Racine. Martha t.~mtman ~~ -" " p,....,.. ! (Kilty) i!a11ard · of Peru, llld., lEADY"! Thus spoke Gallia County , , also survives. "'-Fred. R~asell and Donald Biaz· 10 polills t. 1 'llltary accopt- He was a farmer. President Waldo Brown Saturday, ed by numy •ducaliollalla11 survivors Include his wife. Le· St"l 1 ·Service• 1¥111 !"•JIIIId at 2;:10 er, ail ot'Coiumbua. 1966 faU"board, as Gallla c9unt~ans wllleb buliutea tllai 14eMio cte, 11nd "'"er~ nieces. a!)ll ne- II!'Y " • p. m. Monday Ill the Wether- . Mrs. CoJ: Wj\1 1 member last minute plans for the 171b annual JUn· en are aa ideal .,...P to work ph'ewa. FUneral·· mvictJ w1 I I Gre~lde e~tcea will be holt Elliott Funoral home. I_Mtna Cliapel chureh and aerviorfair. The event wlll commence Wed· wltb pi'Mcbool ehlldna, pr~ lb.e held at the Oak Gl'Qve held Monda~ allO .• · m. It l!le Rtv. Joseph Chapman w1D of· lees will be held there at 2 p.m. ' nesday evening, and run through Sat·. marlly beeauae •f .ttaelr eo•r· Cburch Sun~y at 3 p. m. with Bald Knabe Cemetery , for flolllt and burial will in the Monday. Rev. Earl ~meens midnight. their lastlacl1 for nartu"' the Rev. 0. H. Csrdn. and Mai'y StiU, 118, of Lool ~ttomj Mound Hill cemetery. will officiate and bUrial wm • • • ~ 8Y~ tbelr ca blllties lor did- the Rev. H. T Myers official· who died at the Me1gs enera , . . be ln the oh~h .emetery anTHE junior fair, dedicated to the ~ated enntrt':.tton. ips. Burial will be in the Letart Hospital Saturday mor~ln~ su;. fi'arrellt Ji'iffl . , c1er- direotton ot lhe waul!h-Hal· community's youth, is tops in its class I "These qutlilles i~ teacher· cemetery. The body wiU "' lie vtvors Include lltvera er Service& for Fo~ H. Fife; ley • Wood Funeral H!JIII•· in th~ Buckeye State. Year after year aides wilt be of Immense value ! in state atlhe;chureh lrom2 u~· and nephewa. '10. retired civil engineer, who P'rltnds may call at the tate record crowds are attracted by various working with the yolllll! thiJ., W _s. Fol)esona Funeral Home , · died al hll Columbus home homo aftor 10 .1 . m. SUnday. activities a$ a result of weli·planned d . the Head Start Pro-.1 ls m charge. Mr•. Lettered Thursdoy afternoon )VIII be heidi • line: . .i·' I Gallia . J~"' . ~ ' '· .' : : • , 0 1 : : : Mrl. ";·I • · ... ' I J ~ . '·· ..·•+ .:· r.., l ' !/it ''. ~ ·A· • • • . ' ' , •< i .' ; J. '.•·; ! . '. ';;. ' I I lin I I I • '1 ' i"'"' '""" ,;:".;~. "" "' .,.,_ ""· ,_ ,..~. . ~ 7 l'"!·a. lna.!¥rldre ~ • - ' ... ' ' • ' ' '· ·: ·..1' " . d!· .. ' ~. , .. l. ' " .\.. '· ' •' ..j. ; .... ..,. ·"" .. lll ·-= ··-- t: J Nn ·• the I .,., .c:. "' a . ~ -~ · .. oi - · ~ ' · ° I ,. 1 • " • • (IJ w· I ~ j -o " " ' " We " ' mJghl a~!l that I More far . retching mutts Mr&. Holltday o. , '., •· ·. (J!ott nJII'lll 1• • • . ' 1 ~..~. lhroujhout thecityand 'county. lifetime resident o1 Gallipolis, ~ltd 80 plfDniRg for such a gigantic event begms wlthm _ctays I of the teacher aides trainiog PT. PLEASANT - Funeral died Friday in the llouston Ro!'!' jt, P~ Qt ~n • IIna l;-~ 1n 111 flll&wJng the closing of a ju~ior fair,_and contmues program are ;een by Dr. Leep. services will be held SundBy in Nursing Home at Hamden. ala '· turi ra"'eo Jiil:~ · e be:; home HID K · Dale Jlldridlt. tl!"'llllh!IUI the year, ; He predicts that maoy of the East Rainelle, W. Va., for Mrs. Mrs. Litterest was the widow Mo . ·Hut ,cem"":'1.,, · · ~ agdtn nc1 dau.,_ Of Hal~an 1i{y and Huber1 • • • I aides who have tramed on cam· ,stelta Mae Holliday, 74, Rupert, ot William Lit~rest. She was may, call at ~erid!Uileral ~Q.': w'lh~er ... ~:urioe Elclridga ol Cll'lllle, 0. • ,.n. , HE Gall!' a County Juni.or Fair is the greatest I pus and .. ad .xperience In the Iw Va., mother of Eugene Hoi· born on June 3. 1876. in Sackscin, ~ ~ ~ ~Y· : ;.... : : ....~and• died II ' ~ p;j'i!Wd her Ia death •~ I classroom have been encourag- l1day or Pl. Pleasant. Germany, daughter of the late ~- ' ,, ,.. •T• .,.. :hodlr': ' tiuW weeP q11 ~Jjlrig -~ver" said former Chief of Police Chester Le~p· ed 10 work u.eir way throu~h ! Mrs Hollldav d1ed Friday in 1Karl and Witemma Trill• B•u-1Wrs:'Marie f,.P% 1For&'!y: ho , 11·~8 1 · 111· Mn. Eidrldp 'wu a member ~ -several years ago. "It gtves our youth someth~~~~ ·. CiuiltiM ,Cburcb at Hdo 11 5 I the univerSJti '" order to be· :• Ronceverte, W: V~. hosp!l:al. lmann. Tbe family came to lhla Mrs. Mane Col,"' a l'esi- day. ' ,-Jif 11i' do ·. . . 10methlng to look forward to · · · and come certified teachers. i SurviVJIIg in aa41tmn til the , country in 1882. A son Karl. ~nl of Eureka • Rl., dlsd ~rs. r£idl!l41e was bamte Ky The body wu talr1 cllancc for tile boys and girls to receive prd.er ,.,.. 1 "The progrmn has helped I son In Pt. Pleasant are lour preceded her in death. She was ar 10 p. m. Frlday-•ln Holzer carter eo~, Kyllld.,daEiu~ en from MIUer'a Home fur ~gnition lor their untiring efforts," he ad de · them w raise their sights," says other sons, two daughters. and a member ot the First Baptist Hospital. She had been in the late ,.,omaa Fulltrail loci~ to 1111 Stuckt1 !;. ;; • • • Leep, "their experience in work· 1 two sisters. Burial wilt be in church, Order of Eastern Star falling health lor two years and i Reeder Patten. Her Funeral home In MQrthead, "'" , :in& with children will aive them the Wallace Memorial ceme- and Royal Neighbors. her cogdl!i~ had ·been s~JU• Wfl · William 1M Ky. • :. LtK! everytblne else. there's room for expan· , a solid basis ror careers as tery at Clinlonvllle. Services will be held at 4' p,l for four J!lOIIthlf ' ' • wl"' . . si9n allod improvement. Residents are look1~g forward ) teachers or aide;." ; m Monday at the Wetherhott- She was bom··ln Green 1'wg, Y<lln ago. ;lei- bla&u and better junior fairs in ensmng years , : Teacher aides from Gal~i" l John W, Marr Eillolt Funeral home. Rev. Jrrl Gallia county on Oct 12. :·~1. :rtt.y weren , QTY WATERWORD ~rovldibf community leaders 17eontinue to support It County .m. Linda Rae Bost1r, 1 John w. Marr, 77, Racine, 1 seph Chapman will olllciate and daughter of Fred Blazer, -~~ etsb~ childre Mra Maurice FridaY tllnpll'atunl- ·blsh rr ~l~e lh':,Y-have during the past yean. . Mary Louise Cleland, Elame died at the Veterans Memorial burial will be in liilhland <e!ll·j.survlves and Carr ,Jt.. Lo~ ~~~v,. F~ey R 1o Jow 68. Saturdap rtlldiDI- D ::::. · • • • Houldren, Rebecca Ann Lee, ~ Hospital Saturday morning. !etery in Covington,'Ky. Blazer, deceaseifk to cr.· G .:• Cbane. Eldridge at lla. m. ~ . . f l l•nd Lore"• ~oanarne Shepard, Funeral services' will be Mon· l Her _marrJ~."aa D ra ' . ~ ' pSTEO below are previous winners of maJor a r I all of Gallipo.:s. • <!eventS: · From Middleport. are Patricia I ..__ ., JUNIOR FAIR QlJ EF.NS Kay Au.;, Karen June Faulk,i -· ~ _ . Sandra Garten, Sue · .~nn Grrr 4UJEN-o!ICHOOL YEAR gan Anna Marie Hanson, Eva l " Q.l:OIYn Arnold, Gallipolis ......... · · · · · · · · · · 1955 May Thomas, Jamerllla Beau-~ Clroijn Rathburn, Galli polls · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · 1956 1del Ward, and Mary Lynn Wolle. ill!1b0 Ann J;ove, Gallipolis · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · 1957 From Pomeroy are Mary , , fo~~Akers; Sout~western . · . · · · • · · · · · · · • · · · · · 1958 catherine Francis and Jewel I Cuoi"C.rtder, GaUtpohs · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1959 I Elizabeth Prit4!. I! $ue Da!,tey. Galhpohs .... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1960 From Rutland is Jt.an A1111 «;;arol Mkrtin, Gallipolis ... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1961 Siders. ~ante ila~ter, Southwestern ... •. ............. 11162 . ~- . Jplle Rouae, Kyger Creek ..... . . .. ... · ~ · · · · · · J963 WEATHER Nalley Lusk, Ga11ipoiis . .. .......... .. .... . . . 1964 prerlpitatlon Debor~h Evans, Galllpolls ................ · · · · 1965 Temperalurs, • • • weather C!Ondillons lor each · 24 hour period as recorded by ITfLE MISS, MISTER GALLIA WISNt:RS Pete McCormtek at Fairfield L Weather Station. UTILE MISS YEAR LITfLE MISTER Day .. Hish Low Weather Pre. Gay Bastlana ..... , . . .. 1954 ..•....... · . · · · · None Sun. 84 52 Fal~ •111 Burge . .......... 11155 ......... Darrel Burge I Mon. . . . 16 61 FaJr "Sheri Jo hnson . ... • · · · · 1956 .. . .. , .. Rickey Altizer Tues. n 61 Fair B "•. e be cca Lak'm .... · · · · 1957 ......... . Alan Cl oa1erk ', Wed. t1 63 Fair · her ... · · · · 1958 . . .. .. .. .. DavidW .arht ', Thurs. tl8 74 Rain .08 Conn Ie Sw1s . . . . . . . . 1959 ... , ..•. Harold nQ"II , Fri. 84 70 Rain .S5 Mar Ia Sue W1se 73 62 Fair And1'8 0 av ld son ..... . 1960 ' ' .. .. .. .. Rav. Be1v1 t sat. . .. Debra Jo Lewl·s .. . . .. . 1961 ........ Richard Boont . I Average hiSh temperatures Twila Harrison ..... , . 1962 ........ Randy Gi11 1am for the week this year 87.2 ; last Cathy Wail ........ , •. 11163 .. . . , .. George A. Bush , year 8'1.1. 1 Averase ·low temperature lor J ean Gr ace ........... 1964 ........... Jim Merry R Rennette Phillips ..... 1965 .. .. . . .. Gregory ece the w~k this year 66.8: last 1year 61.5. , 1 •i , Total preripltation lor the • . PREVioUS MAIKIT HOG CHAMPIONS week this year .83; last year .24 ·, I · . Total precipitation to date for YEAR-OWNER Prtca cwt. this year 24.43 iilches; last year " .. ., 1*--Fred Vollborn · ...... · · · · .. · · .. · .... ·" Unk7~ ' 2525 tnclles. '· ' 1116},-Charles Martm . . •. · · · · · · · · • • · · · · · · · · · · · · : 81 I Normal overage prerlpltalion ... ·' ' 196)--Dean Martm . · ........ · .. " · · " · · " · .. ·$100 38.441 inches. ---\ 190--Mugal'llt Martin ........... · .. • " .. · .. · '' . llllt Frank Martin .. .. .... · .. · .. · .. · .... · .. $ 105 S A d" .' ' l9115-Kalby Slone ........... . .............. $108 auer tten IDg . I 1; ': 11 • ~ ' ' . ,, M :' f' •, • 1 ·~:~ ·~ .. -~- ~; ~ · \ ~-;,. ''' .., .r :r-1,.• ' ~---. .. "' ~ . " .. " · fll . 1 I I I' But in the Sunday Times~SenUnel I".P t / I t · 1 : · 1'• ~~Jrl ·1 I . I ·I ' •.1'1 1 ',, " '· d : 1 I ' :Jil j, ! ' ' ,• I, ,) ,J/ ~ Subscribers < ! q I ' j , ~~~ .. . ! I • t l ... .. ANNUAL STEil SALE WINNERS YIAI-Owller Price cwt. 111112-Don Pope ..... .". .... · · · · · .. · .. · · .... · ' 4 ~ -~g Daa Notter ...... · · · .. · · · .. · · " · .. · · · ::4 :00 Phil Pope . , ... , ..... · · .. · .. · .. · · " " · $S? .OO 1155-Latry Eva~ ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $8!\.00 tU8=-IWger Martm ...... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·.: $ 100.00 lllfi7- Ro8er Martm .. . ... · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · · $10a.oo 1958-Roger Marti~ · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ' ... '' '·.: $115 00 lEEGiendon Elliott · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $ 125.00 1 .. Rbnda Skeen · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $180.00 1 ~key Tawney .... · · .. · " ...... .. · · .. '110.00 ll CalbhaJ! .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. " ·. : $111.00 l .. ~ hit Shave~., · .......... :."·.'.'.'.'.'.".".'.· .. U09.00 ] ___ II Prlest · · · · · · · · · · · · ........ t109.00 1110$-r~n JUchards · .... · · .... · · · · ". ;:' '" .. LAMB SALE CHAMPIONS Yl.(a,.· Owner Price ~k~ ,!!!~ rForg~ey .......................... U $130 8 1.................. . or ey ..•... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 1~ Haffe t ............. · ...... · .. · .. · ~7 }1: lu. · •!!!. Coun1elor Seminar 1 ., Harold Sauer, of the MetiS . Local Sehool District, Is one of !, 20 hieh school &uidance coulllli'- : tors attendlllg a 13-day voralion-- !, al guidance seminar conducted !, I· by Ohio University and author- 1 ized under provisions ol the I State Department and the De- , partment of Educalioa. Partictpanll in the workshop 1 are attendina seminan and are rereiving practical e~per· iencealn worldn& with dlaadvantagod yQuths in career developmenl. The current program ruo· July..,....,_ -A,.,••t 5, 11 the mnc seeond 10ch workshop eonduct· ed at Ohio University this sum· , mer. 1 r, Mr. Advertiser: '1 -· This information iS important to your business I t::omparison of Sunday Newspaper Circulation I~ Gallia dnd Meigs Counties • : Sundey Tlme•Sintinel 8,477 llll~n Saunders .....•. · · ·· ·· · ·· ····•• · ·· : 240 1 ' ... x Haffelt · . · · · · · · · · .... · · · ........ · $225 Athens Sund1y M1111nger 3,432 · .... · · · · · · .. · · · · · "· .. .. · 233 1~"'J:erty Cremeens .... · .. · .. · ............ · Columbus Sunday Dispatch - - - - - - - - - - - - U75 Huntington Herald Advertiser - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 656 50 1~r fiJJ&el l~ etemeens .......... · · .. · · ...... · b2 :*"ftRST ~ongregatio~al Church Program, .dated July 10 1966 Kewanee, 111 .. contained an mterestmg m' !Jomibody left the program on our desk, an~ =uest~ we reprint it in our Sunday column. II reads. ••. important because you are interestetl in.hclving the lar- You cannot keep out of trouble By s~dini more than your mcome; Yilu c~mot further the brotherhood of man )y incil.ing clus hatred; . V'iiu-nuuot establish sound secunly Ott borrowed money: You cannot huild character and courage !Jy taking away a man's initiative and mdependence; ··. Vou cannot help men permanently by doing for them ;? What taey could and ahould do for themselv~. ·· ' -Abrabam Lincoln • • • • TWENTY Y!AIS AGO, from the files of tile Daily TrtbaM arid weekly Gallia Tima . . . Two hundred !lont!lre• hold annual Ellhth District Convention In ,..ench Clty . . . Gallfpoiis' Howanl Baker Soanwins SEOGA J!ro.Am event . . . Dave Wlllla!DI apo member of FSA committee for three year term residenta clean up GaWpoUs park· band plays at Vinton in honor of reIII'Yicemen . . Jack (Bear) Canaday returna linlice. will bl available for hlih ~ehool athletlct. gest possible audience in your shopping area ,.reacl and act . ... ~ . upon your aclvertising messoge. ,; tx11ttl~ thflook, the emile, 1n~ the P91f· Ut Ul htiP liMP tt'le child with yQU llwt.JI. call toelaw ror your appolntm.,l STAFFORD'S PIOfUSJQNAL I'ttOTOGitAI'HY, INC. Phrie 675-2410 . " Sunday Times ·''· .(,~ o ' . .. I.J ,'-.., ' ' I'T. PLEASANT, W. VA. ' ' . J;: ': ' !q t .. ' ~ ,, " ,. • Jf .' ( J·~ ' ' ' I • ·' ' . :•. ! I.< Your heart is 1 t:IINirl, of sorts. but our , profMIIOr'l ll por1r•~t Clmtfl ",.mlrnbtfl ' '' I -\ 1: ·"! ·'I " 1., ((_.. t I ' f" •II ,;.:11/J • 1r i I t' I '' n~.. lf t. ,· .. ·' f! L I/ \11 ' ,, I i ! " ., .-~ ,: I;) �' ..' •• ' \~ ••• ou Prol·ect ··i· . A rea Dea thS • Gallia 1ne: • • (Continued from Paso Ill died' T11qri4aY,:Jp totiJsvllle, the followlnl children, Rat pb awer to the teacher shortage. , . Ky, She ~·1·1 ~8, 111 Galli~ Cox of Grove City, Mr•. Mil· Teacher aides, trained to per-] J.rvhie Rouah 1!\ay at 2 p. m. at the Ewing tlml ol PliO lorm many of the la•ks now I Archie Roush 79 Oiik J"qneral Homw with the l.astey. · . I¥' rs. P s entreburdening the teacher, are need·' .,mmunity dl,_,.. officiating. Burial ' She Is surviVed· _II) "ilir1!t of eel by the tens of thousands FridaY at the Gallipolis MiMill; w!U · be in I,elarl Camotery. j two Ml's.] 1gra a throushout the country. Many c~ Center. He was born MJg, Su!'VIvors 11nclude his 'filii, -"leen Hwmel o! Lo\ilavll11, Ky. grea~~ . n. school syste..,_ are already 10, 1886, In Letart, w. va. Forrest Marr; children, Ruth Frpnfe& and Lalll'l, .1Cbarlel 1 en':'!' searching for aides 1o h 1r the •ton of Ute tale ChlriPO ill !Awls. Maoolllon : Ruth Miller, Lilley ol Calllol'llll ""', ,Wll· Cl d !A d 1 i G 1· according to Dr. Creason. and sarah;oCha"'"an Roush. Tuppel'$ PJans; Wayland Mai'r, ol tlie .Jialll ol 1 .... 1 The l!';.l'fOIIOr ol· was i>Jl'lorld War 11. Laneoster. d .. Beulah Netster, Washington. f. Mrl. I Cl I Mr Joo! JM1illl• to 'tlleory ac<ept- "' was 8 fanner. Racine, and Paul Mlrr, Racine. Martha Merriman ol Columbul , of 1 1 10 td by miiDJ 0 dq,.llollallall Survivors Include his 'l'ife, La· · ' . • also survtvea. •• . Fred R ssell and Donald wlllcb bldlcatea lbal teoa.al· cte, and ~vera! nieces a!ld ne· Miffr Still . . ! llervtces II'UI be•-,.ld at UO er, ait 0/- Columbus. en are an tdeol .,...P to work pliews. Filneral· services wi II Grev•ldu Hr¥111111 will be p. m. Monday 'It tile Wether- · MMI CoX was a member wttb pre-school cbDdrtn, prl·l be held II the Oak Grove held M0nda1 at 10 a. m. at the holt Elliott Funeral llqme. l Mlna ·Ciiapel fhurch ami morlly bocaooe of lbelr •n"r- Church Sun~y al 3 p. m. with Btild KnQbs Cemetery . for J~b ~~pm~n1 will tcea will be held !here at 2 p.m. 8 1 gy, tbelr lnstblclo for nurllll'fl the Rev. 0 : H. Cardell. and Mary Still. 86, ol l..oliR Bbltonl, Mo:: 8111 w In Monday. Rev. Earl Cre•m~ens 1· and lbolr copabllldeo lor ded· the Rev. H. T Myers official- who died at the Me1gs General tery. will olllclote and burial will lcaled eontrtbullon. q. Burial will be In the Letart Hospital SaQirday morning. Sur· ' • be In the ch:U.Ch cemetery un"These qu'!lltles in teacher Cemetery The body wiD JL lie vivon Include several q1eces f'ttrrf,.t 'F"fe . dOr- direction ot the -W:au,h-H:at-1 aides will be of tmmens• value 1n state at the ,churoh fro111 2 and nephews. Services for _Fomat H. Fife. tey • Wood Funeral Hoine. in working with the yoon~ chU· 1til _3 Fogleaong Funeral Home . 'Jil. retired CIVIl engineer, wbo FrHlnds m1y call at the late dren in the Head Start Pro- 11s m cbarRe. Mr1 , Lettere&t died at hll COiumbua home borne oftor 10 a. m. Sunday. Il grams," says Dr Creasnn I 'l'llursday afternoon ,will be heid i n~ i.e~rt. ~ edDI!It~ lEADY"! Thus spcke Gallia County President Waldo Brown Saturday, 1966 fairboard, as Gallia c9untlans minute plan» for the 17th annual junior fair. The event will commence Wed· nesday evening. and run through Sat.. lt<•u•rdav midnight. .~. ~r •• }aAfLatfey ·Not. liltal,oog In GI!W-Mn. Jane Wammer Lasley. leo,•, po s.onHe slll'll•,·ves, . with c;l~vt R~v. ~·.CiJnnor H~ a~veteran ~unly daJ!I!l~rl. an~ Ia~ ~ley ror • ~· ~itW ' ~· I - • Leep, "thear .' . LfK! tverytblng else. there's room for expan· . 8\9n aQII improvement. Residents are lookwg forward ~'to blq•r. and belter junior fairs in ensuing years. 'ilrovld1ng community leaders continue to suppcrt it ~l~e they have during the past 17 years ."' • • teat:hers or atd~ . " Teacher aades fror. j J ' l I '. Counselor Semi Harold Sauer, o~ ttl ~~11 ~~ Dtstr~ct, I to I gu1 an"! rs attending a 12-dayi al guidance seminar c by Ohio University an1 ized under provisions :. State Department and partment of EducatillJ!. Partlcipanll In lhe l' are atlendinR 10min."': ~re rece1vtng pracllcs I<!IICOSinwork_lngwilhf taged yQUths m caree~ ment. The current pro~ . -~~~~ ;;;· . LAMB SALE CHAMPIONS second such workJhop YIA., Owner Price cwt. eel at Obio University 1 1!!! ~ Forgey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . Unkn. mer. • ..,....,....... Forgey .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . . $130 Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;; 1..~ l<Mu Haffelt . . . . . . .. .. . .... . .. ........ $78 18ff....;t(u Saunders . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . .. .. • .. .. . $250 1~ Haffelt .. .... . .. . ..... . . ...... .. $240 1~er _.t\ll&el . . . • • . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. S225 l~"!erry Cremeens . . . . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. $233 .!lMI-"'J'erry Cremeens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $212 & sc U ;A"ni$T Congregational Church Program, dated July 10, 1966, Kewanee. lll., contained an interesting pMIII !lllmebody left the program on our deak, and reque~o we reprint it in our Sunday column. It reads; 7-115- Daily " ntbune ami weekly Gallia Timta . . . Two hundred bold annual Eighth District Convention In trench City . . . Gallipolis' Howaril Baker Suan· ; ~lbrt!wldins SEOGA Pro-Am event .. . Dave WJ!Iiamsapj ,l member of FSA committee for three year term Community residenll clean up Gallipolis park... GARS b1nd plays at Vinton in honor of reservicemen . Jack (Belr) Canaday return~ will be availJble for blah achool athletiCI. Fiin ot•rcher !:fltl- 1·3119:410 Mile tloaglat 9:30- was.the setiJI!g fQf:the :we.tdine of on Saiurc'lay' af~:30 o'clo<;~ In Ute lloliert 1. llall4t¥JI of 2®' Lak· tJiti· brideirootn iB the BOD Rev; T. "William Taylor MONDAY GALLIA . day Srinday -. ' .Sebool il-- r~;;t~~~~~- 0·311-Concentral ~Suoermarttt '1·M f..Ptt.er 1!·30 SbowdoWII lr.vJ• llrlffllh l'lick Van 'lvte Datiu . Game ••·M-Jeonardv l.ove Of· Life Donno R~ C:.orMt Fnr 'rnmor FiDler Knows !- "'""" Guldillg lJgbl ~ •• Davtime Show& - - Ben W(lmsm's Pare b Wnrld Tum! ' TV-ll I· :ttl-' 1:15 W~AZ • l Evanoellsm .t·llll Cl!rtooM 9-30 HS-JubOee. God Is Answer to·oe Lamp PS~qword Newly Wed-Game Rouse Party l 11·30 C:hrtstlohers ' .. :rv Qlajjel . 12<.3p Truth 12-00- Face The . Netlo.o 1·'11j_ SaJ •·M-Cartoon •·:m~- M Crusade Issues Adventurea 'f'!lne For. tri llewo . ll'd•e Ill Nillht i'he Nurses C!oforet Storm Bozo Whoi'~ ABC !V• Belle•• Spectaeular Lighthouse Talent Runt Sill{ling , ' . --~ ,. Stoney . ' t ' ,., " ........ J."i ,.. • ,.:. ' ,. . ...~ - . ' • ,':1. ~ -· SounvSales {J) Rillemail ,. ("'•. ,, .~ EveolllJ' Sbows CBS News '·:vi-News F.II.L •·oo llanli "· 30 Sing Aloqg llepn's ....... Gomer MOYle Roberti -~ i. ~ ' 1•15- :!II ···se " . - TOIII8fit ·~·· Track Meet News ,j Lete. stiow .,,. U.N.C.L.B. 'I•GO ~:Mr. and Mra. '' l:tS .A~Jlll 'l'heaiti Saturday ·· - ·~z TV t • · "·80-Almanie w..,jll TV-ll ·- Capt Kangaroo · ·M-Popeye ' 15- ~Jft't&.n',;;;~n-t:'~l!i~ "~ Methodist Church '"" of the wedding of h Carolyn Shriver, f Mr. and Mrs. Homof Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Stewart Ball, son of belle Ball and the 1 S. Ball e1 Rodney, .t 7·30 o'clock Ia the Mr Robert Bateman of Pl SUNDAV Pleasant served as best man THE 25TH AN~U AL McEJ. Mr. Gary Shriver of Columbus, Roy reilmon w1il be held at brother of the bride, and Mr. Portland park, S1111day. August Philip Mangum, of Washmgton. 7. A basket dinner wdl be servD. C.. cousm of the t:room, eel noon and all .relativeo and were ushers. friends are mvited. The bride's mother wore a MONDAY ~:, powder blue two piece lace MIDDLEPORT GARDEN dress with matching accessor· Cub lawn part)' at lj)e home ol >le ring ceremony ies, and a white carnation cor· Mrs. E. M. Wood, MOIII!ay, med by the Hev. Rex sage. The groom's mothe; wore August 1. at 6' p.mt AU IDI!llllrs. Donna McGuire, 1 a one piece blue and wbite sdk hers brmg thelr' ,..,..n tablt U1d Miss Sharon print dress, with white acces- service. H08 tesses are Mrs. E. vocalist, presented a sories ail! .wh1te carnations. M. Wood, Mrs. M. L. French, 1 nuptial music. Miss A recept1on was held m the Mrs. c. A. Emrnisb, Mrs. J. H. ang "Because," "Oh, Sunday School rooms ol the Titus. Mrs Walter !!ayes, Mrs. liVe," and "l Lave church following the ceromony. &l-"'W ap.lllH 'no.t!M ·:> 1iJ , The table .yu decorated with. Sm•lh and Mrs. David Enlt.· an arrangement of pink and mmger. ll:h was decorated white snapdragons ill a crystal POMEROY GARDEN C 1ub ~bra Banked by bowl with pink candles. Pre~•d· will meet Monday at 9:30 a. m. ... wblte daislea and tng at the table were M1,. J IDX at lhe home of Mrs. Charles a arrangement ol Farley of Washington, D. C., Persmger for a workshop with Doh and anapdragon cousiR of the groom, and Mrs. Mrs. Jack RobsOll, regional dl· ·• plano, and eandles Gary Shnver of Columbus, ,,. redor as mstructor . ! wi&dows, with wblte ter of the bride. Miss Linda mLIGHT GARDEN Club white Dowered bu:~- Shriver, sister of the bride, re- will be m charge of the Garden gistered the guests. Club radio program on the was given In marrl- For her going · away outfit 'Coffee With Janet" hour over 1r father. She wore a the bride wore a one piece navy WMPO Monday Au~ust I. Mrs 11 wedding gMill of blue sheath dress, with wbite T. A. Hennes will be 1M ace ud stlk mist taf.. accessoriee. guest speaker The Wlldwood OAtd with wide scoop The bride is 8 graduate of iClub will present the Seplem· long sleeYet tapering Gallia Academy High school her program. Ner the wrists, alld a and ia employed at the Style 1 'lmJRS)JAY "'""""'CIL lied bodice with bell· Center. TIIEODORUS . u.rv" 1rt. A orown of aeed Mr. BaiiiB a graduate of Gal- Daughters of AmeriCa· wUI meet I lace secured the Jia Academy High scbcel and at the IOOF ¥II Mom!~. at 10 ;· !II ., silk illnslon. Slle is employed by the Goodyear 3tl p.m All oaicets requ~t­ lree strand cultured Corporation. He returned last eel to be presenloJor lallation. dace (loaned to the November after servlnR two Memb~rs are a!!ked to br~ tile lftOID'I mother, In Okinawa and VietNam sandwiches or a oold ·IIOft drink -·• to her 1r yean I for refreshments . 0111 with the U. S. Army _.1 I POMEROY BAND BOOST· 'lbe bride carried a The ~uple will reside at %5 As • ti ill ~ m •••. le covered with lace Mill Creek D . ers SOCJa on w m..,. '...__ and-·ol nve. ts e day at 7.30 p.m., at lb~ Pornebite ·~ •A·~· OUt • . IDwn gues wer ' Se . H'gb All boo tera white orchid • with roy urged ruor to ' atteJiC. . s. , I . Mr. and Mrs· J 0 hn Shriver and are ~ : Jll atreamers ol nb- children, Wellston: Mrs. Ruth TUESDA-q;~· •. Walters pd children, Caldwell; POMEROY CHAt?T!!it tB& d of bu...- was Louise Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ritenour. OES' will meet at the -Masolio wile wore 1 JMIWder Jeffersonville; Mr. and M_rs. Temple,•'l'uesday, at ~:tli p.m. length go\111 of laUi· James Breazeale, M1ss J111X II.' empire waistline was Farley and Mr. Phihp Mangum, C ta Club M' eft' : 1rilh Venllian type eel· all of Washington, D. C.. Mr. 1 aiUI8 1·~e .£ : Her headpiece wu a and Mrs. Bien Bradbury and forCa:lll~ JMiwder blue chiffoa sons of Urbana, and Mr. Mra. Mao. ·'. , .. _- . ;11 shoulder length ve~l. and Mrs Robert Bateman ol eel the Bi-Montb!J. · > cttlb ¥1 1 bouquet of pink Pt. Pleasant. . 'l'llursdllf evenmg at her home, . ~:,_ •, Mlu Peml)r Wallen, Mrs. N@omi Mangum of Wash- Nye Ave. Pomeroy. · '" ---1, _ . 1 n- leuglb tngton, D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Pr1pes for games,..,.. awa~· p114y .,.,. Master Gary Shriver and Mr. and Mrs eel to Mr! Paul Taylor and Mrs. 1 r1n11 bearer. Joe Bradbury, all of Columbus. Eugene Triplett. Refreshmellls lien was were served by the hostess to Movie News '0 'II 10 Mrs. Charles Riffle and U1o guests, Mrs. Lloyd Moore and ~- T'V·ll otw-m Ended on Friday PT. PLEASANT - The som- iae\118181l ol church unity and plans for a retre~t mer school classes conducted ·the ooteaa meeting of tbe Cheshire Women s ard ~ Cbriltlall Service, last week held during the the Ma':a~U: :emen~ 8:.00 . Runabaloo 8·!111-IM~tt· ~~~ ;,!:('•• . ...., ;>_,. ~"'' J• .. • • 7:08 " . . "~•-~ · 1:00 J,ulde, . . -~ 1:30 Gel .lmarl ':. . ary and Secondary· Education Act of 1963 eDded Frida .: Tile Y claRSes were ·termed most suocessful and beneficial to the sev· eral bundr~• obVI~·•• ~"-• "" ·--~ ....,.,, advantagl>fof the surmrer program. • _.r, • Final clti!lles for m~ .• Read f« the community Start program will be beld ou acbeduled 10 begin Aug. Grove, chm;ged with 1 ctrivtna 7 It w• 1180 decided lo hold a at i!IIDIIIIIIIJ8 11le 0cl. 7·and Sib. Rev. Pitser Named picnic wu to be held at Camp Francis Asbury' to be moved to tbe parsonage due to ram. Mrs. ... .ded th program A poem a., pretld and over e . was held on 81 rea I tiD& of the Umted Brethern with tJie-' )(etbodist . guest speaker. 1 . . llrill The aoctety will furnish Lucie 'Weddlo,c . . '" BasebaD Your tltar111 1 camera , of aorta, I P fanned ~=.~~~~~amton:: ~~~e~= -eat tr atember 22nd ~:~:::~:::: ·· -Jelacml -Atom Ant "'' Wedding pf"'fltSIOntl portrtit cemtrt "rt txtetly lht look, the "'Hit, end t L.tt Ul hilp ketp lht Child With ' (;aU tO(Iay for vour 1ppolntment. Meigs 'v;s Tal<en in :Event-s . -· ·- iney Church Davllpt II- Robert Ball I Movie •·M caravan N•'l'• •·30 Dealb vaney Wild West q:tMI Mr. • .Movie Weajber N""' Emeit Tubbs • ·M-IIlewo Jl)lr~ .. .... .- . ..,..,:..-~ .)<· . Dark Sha4eWI Arf.loil fa Cinema Scope Soc. SecuriiJ ,...;i Gen. Hospital i·36- Living 1.2'45 Women's Newl - WorM 'l'n 'l'etl Truth 1·M - Annth Beanv .and Cecil Peter Potamus Bullwinkle discovery • ., 'HI • s.o;_ ' lllurcb Clael '·ftl- t\nf' f.tves nocloT'I I"' • . Dav1ight Saviqgs T~me Spts. 1·1111, · 'M-~1nGint - WII'I'N .TV·U ···~~-111... ,.:tfl.-dor'l • • - ID·311Loot Up 10·45 Living -World :·a - - ..... "; " .' .. .. ' · llx liek Cilia I ~~·od~:Mn~. ~~~~;]!:~ UWeNeeds IN II Bo<Qct•• Ia •Ia addition •••; J. lr.. of Si!ID, Mre. ty 'illd •Mn. lvtin PT. r,. '; • , cilaNcJh ,it '· TUESDAY MERCERVILLE GRANGJ will hold 118 annual- inspection at 1:30 p.m. Members are ask· eel to bring pie, and cola dnnks. Ham will be fuili 'I Movie .J ,, Daughters of 'lineri<:~~, regu. lar meeting, 7'*' p...ln., Moa. ' 1 f;wlngln' give the 40lroitiiRBi lie is invited. 11·1111 IJ!e ·~·25-lllewo •1).1)!\-- ~~~~· &:30 P·l'l· ·, .. ID·fltl-l'Ne Guea t 'fWENTr Y!AiiS AGO, from the files of the -1.. •':.·-· Bozo 7:30- ...... . · nished. 7-25- •., · !tft ~. in Col J;1irst Com111unity Miss Rebecca Louise afternoon. The bride Iinburst Drive, Qf Mr. and Mrs. officiated at tlie ring ceremony• ' Give• Ia marriage by father, the ·bride ~for her wedding a gOwn ol IVory silk organlza lasbloned ill the sheath sllbouelle. The molded featured I n·"• Word Mike Wallace 7·till-Today 'II F'ury c~t further the brotherhood of man • Was Saturd .~ WIITN TV·Q WSAZ TV-3 6:45-Com Cob ·o;_ • Hannels-Ne~_ley .Marn~atj~ ceremony uaited in marriage, S. Franklin D. Gheen, ' - - - - -WCIIS . -·-·-TV-I You cannot keep out of trouble • a. · . . in s • Sunday, July 10, at 2:30 p.m. the new auditorium of the Mid· dleport Church of the Nazarene wu the acene of a ttouble ring Daylight Savfn2s Tim·e Daytime Shows .... Soccel' - ~!~li~~~P'.i' ' me. By s~ina more than your income; 4 ,.. . • "' :':'!. •. ......... 'l'be ~uhday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 31, 1966-1~ TV-Cable .. Friday - inciting class hatred; ou cannot nbbllsh sound see.urity 01t borrowed money; You cannot build character and courage J}y tilting away 1 man's initiative and independence; ; Vou cannot help men permanently by doing for them "" What IIIeY could and ahould do for the11118ives. ~ -Abraham Lincolp ' a solid basis for c t • I ~ ...... - ·- -- -- AAM·D · .. ing with children will County ,.,, Lmda R Mary Lou~<e Cleland 0 • ~· • Houldren, Rebecca j • • L ; and Loret•4 Joan:1rr~f ~ · LISTED below are previous winners of major fair 1all of Gallipo;., 1 events: From Middleport JUNIOR FAIR QIJEF.NS I Kay Au •., Karen J~ iUEEN-"IICHOOL YEAR I Sandra Garten, Sue~· Cltolfn Arnold, Gallipolis . . .. .... . . .. . . ...... 1955 gan. Anna Mal" H, CaiotYn Rathburn, Gallipclls .. .. ........ ... 1956 1 May Thomas, Jam'~! jt~Jh~Ann ~.pve, Gallipclls . . . .. . .. .... ... ... .. , 957 del Ward. and Mary o~e, Aktrs, Southwestern . . . . .. . .. ..... ...... 1958 From Pomeroy · Callll"Crider, Gallipolis . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . !959 J' Catherme FranCis 'If Sue Dabey. Gallipclis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1960 Elizabeth Price. (arol Mal'tln, Gallipolls ... . •. . . . . .. . . . .. 1961 1 From Rutland lsi ~ante !la~ter. Southwestern . ... . . . . .. . . , .•.. 1962 Siders. .ijllle Rouse, Kyger Creek ..... .... .. ..... : .. . j963 j ---~ Nariry Lusk, Gallipolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1964 WEATHII pr'l Debor~h Evans, Galllpclls . .. .. . .... . . . ... ... 1965 Temperature, weather oondiUons I• 24 hour period as r,. Pete McCormiek at L!TILE MISS, MISTER GALLIA WINNERS LITTLE MISS YEAR LITILE MlSTF.R I Weather Station. N I Day . . Hllth Low We1 B tl n 84 51 F Gay as a a . . . . . . . . . . 1954 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . one Su ,Jill Burge .... . . . . . . . 1955 . .... . .. . Darrel Burge M;~ 86 69 ~heri Johnson . . ..•... . 1956 ..... . . . Rickey Altizer I Tue~. · · · 12 6! 1 •. ebecca Lakw . ... .. . . 1957 . . . . . . . . Alan Boster · Wed 1M 63 Clonnle SwiSher . . . . . . . 1958 . . . . . . . . . . David Clark · Thu;s 98 74 Marla Sue Wise ...... 1959 ... . ... . Harold Wright , Fn · 84 70 ill Andra Davidson .. .. .. 1960 ... . ..• ... Ray Belvill• 1l Sat· 73 62 Debra Jo Lewis ....... 1961 .... . ... Richard Boone A~erage high ten ~wlla Hamson . . . . . • . 1962 . . . . . . . Randy Gilliam 1for the week this year Cathy Wall ... .. ..... 1963 ...... . George A. Bush 1year w; 1 Jean Grace ._. .... . ..... 1964 . . . .. . .. .. . Jim Merry ; Aver~g~ tow tempe! Bennette Phillips ..... 1965 .. . . ... . Gregory Rece the week this year -> " year 61.5 ··' Total precipitation -. PREVIOUS MARKIT HOG CHAMPIONS week this year .63: las YE4.R-OWNER Price cwl. Total precipit!t~n I< 19611-Fred Vollborn ...... . . . .. ........ . . . . , . Unkn. 1 this year ZU3 mches; 11-Charles Martin ..... . . .. ... , .. .. .. . ..... . $74 25 25 Inches. 196 Dean Martin . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . • .. . . • . . . . $81 ~ Normal average P"' 19 Margaret Martin . . ... . ... .... . .... . . . .. $100 . 31140 inches. liiU Frank Martin . ... . . ........ .......... $105 : ---19115-Kathy Slone . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . .. . ... $108 Sauer Attendint ANNUAL STEiR SALE WINNERS YIAR-Owner Price cwt. 111&2-Don Pope . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . $40.50 11118-Dan Notter . . . . . . , . . . .. ... . . .. ... .. .. $41.00 1)54-PhJI Pope . . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . .. .. . $44.00 lfli!i-Larty Evans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $57.00 XU8=-"'RRger Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $85.00 1917-llo&er Martin ... . ... . . .... ..... . . .... $100.00 1958-Roger Martin .... ..... ... . .. .. . . . . .. $103.00 1~~lendon Elliott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $115.00 1 ._!«<nda Skeen . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . • .. . $125.00 1 ~liey Taw~ey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .. $130.00 ~lllih31) · · . , .. .... ..... · · .. . .. . $110.00 1 b~ ave~ , ..... . .. ... ....... ... ··· $1Jl.()(} 1 I est . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . . $109.00 1llllhA!In Richards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U09.00 - exp~rien( •I I - - · ~~ WI~JI~IIa~:m~~~=~~Sh~e~w:a•~;::iJc~al~l~a~t~th~.,;:·fti:fi:er:•~l!h~om:e~~!i~~~~~::: them to raise their sif • • 11 y.::.--y ')'!-. Donna Hayes is , Bride July 10 :!; n- 'i: East Ralpell W V f ~ Nursmg Home at Hamdan. cla" '~ !C~rt ill Stoll M ~· .d a., ~ rs. Mrs. L1tteres1 was the widow Motihd Hill cern~, 1 74 W Vaa., ae • upeHrt, mothoer o"1YE. ugene ol- ol '-~M .;:_' ': sl~n a~~ ~e p~ Yl~s. ~ ~be (~I~ in~· rood II~ ·(Kitty~ llal~~ p~· !! IIi :"'- Sunday Times-sentinel · ~~ s~ler, ""· .- ,_ ·""""'· •· ' M' ' 0 PT . ""'"""' PLEASANT. - Funeral lifetime died F ·•reSident lhol Gallipolis. erh~ll R J · ~El]tolt'<!l'lll ,. Ch I - '" . ="" =" services will be held Sundd in . n.ay •n e Houston e,.. ~~p, _11 ' for: ~Gail/t:~"~t ~a~lpolla, !: ;;''~;::,"!: r::reU:: u~- I ::-;.' . •.I I THE junior fair, dedicated to the community's youth, is tops In its class in the Buckeye State. Year after year record crowds are attracted bv various activities as a result of weil-planned : programs by adult and junior leaders tbroufboilt the city and county. We might add that plinnU.g for such a gigantic event begins within days of lhe teacher a1des trainiog fiJiawJnt the closing of a junior lair, and continues program are .;een by Dr- Leep. 1, He predicts that mar.y of lhe &iropghgut the year. · aides who ha,•e trained on cam• • • pus and ""d expuience tn the ~ . '1'HE Gallia County Junior Fair is the greatest I classroom hsve been ..,.n.. nuraa~tblng '~'er" said former Chief of Police Chester Leap- I eel to work their WI ;; ~ several years ago "It gl"es our youth something I '11r do ·. . . 10methlng to look forward to . and it's the universtti m Ofl certified tearll a cll~~c~ for the _boys and girls to receive proper re- • come "Th~ progrnm hat ~~gmtion for their untmng efforts," he added. ., 5_ ) , , • •..,_ •·-· ~:t; ;;~= �... . "'\ ' . " ou Prol·ect .' . ' ~rl.]lllN.Lfuler Mn.. J~~ Warrener La~ley. fl, died''l'!ll!~a~j~-t.oulsvllle, A rea Dea th S Gallia line: ,~ay G~ eof!~muniiY Frld~y Hom~ In ... - . ~ug w. ·v~~ H~ odaoo~ ~n-al· prl·tbe ~vera! ·~ . gra~= Ky.jgre~~BJ'•. an~ L~ley servl~ ~rvlcea ~:· ~ndd ~~­ ~reJy)~~e\r:.;: al!~ :~d~y ~t ~ ~ t"' :/ w:er- ~~~tot! cnntrlb~tlon. ':'I'H~. ~ver ·~ Ill' ~veral ~unior .,. . . lloiiida~ I · -..:· 1·' . l • • Leep; I ing wl 1a sdl I teadlr Tea· , Count· Mary • JUNIOR FAIR QUEENS ------- -- -------· -- ---- Daytime Shows WSAZ TV-3 7:00-Today l 7:25- YEAR Sandi' ~glltJ! Arnold , GaiUpolis .................... 1955 gan. a'b.JYn Rathburn. Gallipolis .... .. .... . ..... . 1958 1 :~Y~ J4 ~h"Ann I,ove, Gallipolis . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . 1957 e , OJ"'Cr-Aktrs; Southwestern ..... . .. . . . .. ...... 1958 FrQ• CaiiOl''Cl'ider, Gallipolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1959 1Cath' ~u~ Dapey, .Gallipolis . ....................... 1960 Elizat t;;arol Martin, Gallipolis .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 1001 1 . Fro Jeanie !lar.ter, Southwestern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1962 Srden ~li,e Roule, Kyger Creek ...•......... ~. . . . . . j963l· Nancy Lusk,_ Gallipolis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. 1964 Deborih Evan., Gallipolis .................. .. 1965 Tell) weath 7:05-- ,_ 0o 0o o, oo ooo ooooOo ~ ~ .. . ~ VIAlS AGO, from the files of 11le Dally - 1'F1bmnt and weekly Gallia Timet . . . '1\vo hundred · bold annual Eighth District Convention In .......,.h City ... Gallipolis' Howard Baker Suan· SEOGA Pro-Am event . .. Dave Wllliamt apr 1111mber of F8A committee for three year term resident• clean up GalllpoUs park· ... band plays at VInton In honor of re: . . . Jack (811r) Canadly return• be available for hlah tcbool atbletlel. 10:25--News ID:30--Concenl 'nle McCoys The Dating Game 12:0thleopardy Love ot Life Donna Reed 12:25 News Ill: 30 Swingln' Search For Tomor Guidioc Lip& Fatber Knows profeisjl Call lOG!" die 1B II!PJi. 'uallly . iaa "~IIJ ~ ' ' ' • .,~ { ., '' • Firat CommllJ!lty .Church in,.J:!pper Aj-lington was the_setf;ln,g ~· the :wooding of Rebecca Lowse llaliiie\11; aild David G. ~eeley on S~~tur!fay a12;30 o'cloc~ ln·the a!ternoon. 'l1le bride Is the daughter of Mr. aiid Mrs. Robert 1.. lla!U\e!ls of 28!14 La'lt· inhtlrSt Drive, Upper Arlington, fG;rmer~ of Glilllpolls, and tlie bridegroom Is the s6n 111 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Neeley .of Lanca#er,,:Oh!o. The , Rev. T. William Taylor 1 •· " · oflic.iated at the double ring ceremony. Glv~R Ia JllllrriBSI by )':er father, the bride chose, · for her wedding a gown of ivory silk orgaillza faiJbioDed Ia lhe aheatb silhouette. The molded bodice featured a sculptured enbanced wllh re-empearls. The 1aheatb aklrt rebroidered AleJicon lace aeeeatthe Alencoa lace · ud a dela<ihablt bouf· CbBP,el,ij= · ·felL;frooi the -.tlirai ' " ~ " " ~ ' . J l!er headdress wes an open crown of matching re-embroid· AlanooR lace encrusted · ..and held by a W..uai&uiiwiiLY.~il of imported 1 f ·, .. .. ' ' Hannels-N e~f'ey Marr.~ Was SCJ.turdclf in Col ···· . . _, ,.. - ._.., I SUNDAY N TRIEDSTO~::> , BAP,T,ii!11 . Church Mlssi<SlarY' mezil open meepP& !l!l>llt ~ i& 6:3G p.m. ~irlf: .will give the dOtooi!ORII{ · , . . Uc is invited. ,, ...,., . .. , . MONDAY ~) · , GALLIA CIIUNCIL, \14 Daughters of l merica, regu. lar meeting, 7~ · pr ln., MOllo day. - TUESDAY MERCERVILLE GRANQ1: will hold its annual inspection at 7::W p.m. Members are as~­ ed to brin~ pie, and cold drinks Ham will be luii nished. Mr. ann Mr~. Robert BaU Meigs Vov.;s Tal<en in i£vents .· • " Rodney Church I I H - wese Nurse~ ::0~;.,~ yoq.,....." . I:JO-· Hlive liuo, ·~nm~~ 13 U Cloelt litCll 8:011- I've Got A 5ecrel Vacabon Play- B:al)- 9:00 Music Hall l :al)- Hazel Late Sbow . /: illt· ·''" · •. ,,.,_ : !few~ IO:IIIJ..-O>~~~:et~traL ·· " ft.._ the "McHa~'s ~ . lbe DowOF Empresa Ill. · "Hallmark HaD ofF-" vl.sion versioo of for NBC. II will be ooe Gf few timeo in 44 years Of riage 10 Alfred Lair& lbat two will IIIII appear fD!pelber II In a prodlll!tion. • , ... l .• , iiU--I'IeiiS Festival • .liillil!L, . « .. .wbor · !lte ta~ ·of --~ S;• Cell'l' • Starcller Fun Scbool Thursday 18:110'-Eye Guess ; Lucy Jl:~ewa •; 10:3&-ConeeotraL The McCoya 11:110 Letler 11:30 lb!wdown ' U:Othleopal'IIJ Alldy GriUIIII Dlel: Van~ SapetW&tel DatitJ& a...,. Lo1le Of Life Donna Reed 12:512:30 SwJnsia' ' U :6- ~ ......... News Searclt Far Tomor. Falber Guldiog Llgltt ~ 1llil LueJ 'l'lle MoCctp J:OO Our Lives J:30 Doctora Love Ol 1.t11e News .• .Seln:b Far TQIDOI'. Falber KIIGwa ... J:sr.--'' . ' ' > ·I ' -hWw01d .Pm, T.. Tell News Trulb Newl,y Wed Game TilDe For Oa Women 1 .flews Pa~ Bo,...Part)' • General llospJI!JI. I:Ot-AuoliL' World To Tell Trutb I:D-,. · ~· ... •;!Ill Gtl'~~-~ ""'"" oi:JO- . l'lewa 'nl'e Nlll'ka Edge of Nl&'l Dark 'SI!adolll Wllere Aeil~ II · ~py Sala . ' 1:111 ~v~ ·=---:'. ;' Newlywed G A ume .t'or lis ·. liWe•• · Coli ·~ 8DJ~ at 1bese ""lnl"?"l t:Ot-Toda)' .. ( Woman's Paae As World 'l'ln'Da ·l;tlt·"1:»' -'1:36 ....singing Wli'IN fV,U W8&Z TV_, e:4i-Oilu 7:067:2l7:31f:6- Davy and Gollalb U:OO Leller ·n:• ~don · j4 I ·- Full SciiiiGI LUCJ ' M . The HeCoya AndJ· Grtlfllb Supermamt Dll:t ·van Dalq Game Oy~e Don!ta Betel Love of Lite Nm· seircb F~ TnD-1 · hlber KDowa .Sell Galdliig Ltglll ' ·' ' ' s • Illdf '-; . , .,,. Dan Thomas &Son . - Plltling ..., Wella . 1:011 :: . I 1:30 Dr. Kllillrw J. .m. Cll. U - c.llege All 11:110 News 1tar rootball Game . 11:20- ~·.-p llave Guo ' "J ' ,.' .~ · N ~· Jennmp """ 7:11 , _ ll'oraylbe l'lewa 1: -IIIGibl!r • D~ 9:110 9:3fP. m. as. - Prot• ....(;JD. i ll:lltclnnali ... -Btl' LoUts •:30 . r Pacemaker News 'Newa ' I• Movie 73 . ' ., <' • ' ,j\.. • .. £venin1 •Sho.ws ·~ . ~· Weatlttr CBS NeWI ....., . We!IJ .,11'..-ao Qav~ flit~~ Ba~ CIIS ,Reporll ...: ,. ) .." .i Retreat Planned September 22nd - 01 1 Soc. Security Slarcher l:tO1:00 Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo t :so-. 10: !»-Eye Gue111 10:»-NeWii · PO: 30-Ccrlleenlrat. J"'" Dally Word Women'BN~ } leD. It I' Daylight SaVings Time Shows Uted. 12~Newa ,,._ · '.'. p. I!L Al!tcoliM ii..·Wilt:..~ · •:-,' II" .· · ' Navy Film TV *-' proml}lent air penonaUiy Bozo t:SO-- '-Pr fttule DaUy Word Mike Wallaee t:oe Mike Douglas cap&. &angaroo •.; "'* - *"" , *"'"'oils . ~ 1:31)- .. 1:3& 1:10 Our· ~ ' illvp- 2:30· 'Doelors · 2:5rt- Be f:Otl TodaJ •' f:06f:25.f:3t)- 1:30-Doo'l Sa7 1;*!1 SillliA'- WliTN TV·JJ WCHSTV4 I :Otl- GahfiD& . . • 15 W 111111 ticiiiiUIB. Tile work 1w0 Illite"'- n11111 and a 10118 fiVe-hour -S:IIO Warld · d'ls8 on .,....krgcti, After · ·•a I:»- ' , · l ~- • ~ TV Nolel''· _ " ~- i - · • Jff!.:~· lfd&e Ol Nliht Nt;w <Ufl- ;,.'i;e ::;: ~ ~- .... new C:ataio ~"· ~ wW be a J ;31 Daa't ~ Dazt Sbadon Stmon IIIIIJ!Ie a very II'JOCI liV.ng , . Jlft"f!~allon at Whicllt teleVUuon t:Otliec:ret 8101111 lor years u a radie 111111 lei&-· Do ' _ !ilftducU& will be tnvJied 10 look t:~Mr. Cartooo . . . ,....,...;, . · niiJ' aaO,_ .... Aaronf • •"W~ oVISIOD _ . . . , wnll!r llefore ne Spelling, lookin 1 ard · .:....- -peclll!r """" moved 011,_.10 Broadway 10 make wbole g or,v · , a · 5:00 8 a fortune''1iflb Five lll'alillt '1- 111 lbe l16'14 ftllllt o:iltlSaup7 Sllee plays and ·IIIWik!ala. NoW be 11 .f!'U'Dio !me m.le a wllll I _:::::::.____.,2_______!.~~m~em~a~•'--back 10 felevision' lor the mo- lbe ABC network for a balf• 1· ·EftlliuJ Shom ment to IQrn out the piliil IIQ~ ~ -~ _ ..eeries . script for a Screen Gen'lo leriOsl e;dW Kalil'" · Jl.·wi!l-- sllrr , , . I:Otl-lle\D Weather Newa Which he 8Dd lhe late Billy '11m Conway • wfto ~ . :.• . 1 ion " w.a ilar•H• .April ·., .......... lilt~· ilnr*ilift u~vie """: . _ . • yoUIII aewrs some needecl Bi& Valley News 11: lb- 11:2!1-- Melllial P p kato :eo-Eye Gueal - WSAZTV-4 t:.s-corn J ' ,.·:,·' . $.': . 'II ' ·- .,,.,· Da1lf: .... 10 we no ' ·· , ' · Daytime Shows ..:·~ oom..z,n - ....Z IIUI1IIe I dnl ZI:IIO-Jeo.P8fd1 and b<lnuses and perhpe tHGday we>~ """' tltal. '"11011 lias 72,30 5........". I AIIil1 lirrllilb 1I:JU TGI!I&bl b oNo lll:OO _- _ > opliollllll QowJ!a 'lb:: ...._ B & R'¥11'_.. . ' ~..... ..... Cy · - •• •~·' . II* ~ If j; •+-.ll'lfl'lilw ," Gdo( IJDplio'- IIIII ' " ~ ' v n new \Ywllill>tp' .u& 1te1p • •;.. . rl ia 19:00 Run for Life Talent Scouts 11:00 News . . perlormon trainilfl. Tllln eoultl be IIIICiU.. 11:10 . _ iog ........ "Good lllld, 10 11:» IIZiowdan Weill Farp News Report To Tell Tlte Tnttb '!;; .,.:.. 1:»- ' ., ~ey Methodist Church Mr. Robert Bateman of PL SUNDAY was the scene of lhe wedding of Pleasant served as best man. THE 25T H ANNUAL McEI· Miss Judith Carolyn Shriver, Mr. Gary Shriver ol Columbus, · Roy reunion wrll ' be held at daughter of Mr. and Mr1. Hom· br~ther of the bride. and Mr. i Portland park, SUllday. August er Shriver of Rt. %, Gallipolis, Phrhp Mangum, of Washrngton ,17. A basket dinner will be serv· to Robert Srewarl Ball, son of D. C., cousm of the (lroom, ed noon and all .relatives and Mrs. Annabelle Ball and the were ush.,... friends are invited. late Roher\ S. Ball e1 Rodney, The bride's mother wore a MONDAY ' .. May 21st at 7:30 o'clock II the powder blue two piece lace MIDDLEPORT GA1t1:>EN evening. dress wilh matching accessor- .Cub lawn party at ljre home of •·l o The c!Mtble ring ceremony I res, and a whrte carnatron cor· Mrs. E. M. Wood, Monday, of was performed by the Rev. Re.• sage. The groom's mother wore August I, at t p.mt All memMarrs. Mrs. Donna McGuire, a one pteee blue and wbite silk hers bring their ._Q'IID table of organl!t, and Miss Sharon print dress, with white acces· .service. Hostesses are Mrs. E. tllld Holbroek, voeaHs~ presented a sories adil white carnations. I M. Wood, Mrs. M. L. French, snal program of nuptial music. Miss A receptron was held rn the 'IMrs. C. A. Emmisb, Mrs. J. H. ~u- Holbrook sang "BecaUBO," "Oh, Sunday School rooms of the Titus, Mrs. Walter Haye!l, Mrs. ~ Perfect Love," and "I lAve church followmg the cerrunony. a!J11W •!J.Il!H 'ir09f!M "::l 'tl Phi You Truly." The table ')'US ~rated wrth .Smith and Mrs. David Enllo ,. an arrangement of pink and minger. 'at The church was decorated white snapdrag(!!ls ill a crystal , POMEROY GARDEN C 1ub ~ with candelabra Danked by b<lwl with pink candles. Presid- will meet Monday at 9:30 a. m. • baskets of white dalsleo and ing at the table were Mi'" Jinx at the home of Mrs. Charles ·liiel gladioli. ~ arrangement of Farley of Washington, D. C., Persinger for a workshop with wbtte gladioh. and snapdragon cousiD of the groom, and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Robson, regional dlwere ~ the prano, and candles Gary Shriver of Columbus, sis- rector. as instruci<Jr. were m the ~ws, with white ter of the bride. Miss Linda TWIUGIIT GARDEN Club bows and whtlo flowered boi- Shriver, sister of the bride, reo will be in charge of the Garden wood. gistered the guests. Club radio program on the The bride was ginn Itt marrl- For her going - away outfit 'Cof!ee With Janet" hour over age by her lather. Sbe wore a the bride wore a one piece navy WMPO Monday Au~ust 1. Mrs. floor length weddiDg gtwn of blue sheath dress. with white IT. A. Henne~ will be IIJI ChaDIIUy ~ aftd silk mist taf- accessories. guest speaker. The Wildwood fete, faahloRed with wide scoop The bride is_ 8 graduate of '1 Club will present tbe Septem· oeckllne, long sleeves tapering Gallia Academy High schoel her program. . to points over the wrists, aad a and is employed al the Style ~AY ...._,.,,., :· closely fitted bodice witb bell- CeJIIer. THEODORUS . ~u,.CIL shaped shirt. A crown ol seed Mr. Ball is 8 graduate of Gal- i Daughters of America· Will meet pearls and !ace secured the 11a Academy High school and at lhe !OOF ¥Jl Motrd! ·" at 11r:· bouff~t veil el silk il!UBion. She is employed by the Goodyear !3tl p.m. All oUicers . request· wore · a three strand cultured Corporation. He returned last ed to be presenWor lallation. pearl -klace (loaned to the November after serving two Members are a~ed to br!"i bride by lbe BJ'IODl's mother, years in Okinawa and Viet Naru sandwrch~s or a told d drink a gift brougbt to b..- from 'tb the u s Ar y Jlor refreshments. Okiaawa). The bride carried a WIThe eoupl.. wll~r~side at !!5 ; POMEROY B~ND BOOST· wltite Bible covered with lace Mill Creek Drive. Assocration will IIU!I!I Tu9and f1i:1 white ro8et and center- out . of • town guests were day at 7:30 P;m., at IM Pomeod with 1 while orchid • with Mr. and .,_ J h Shriver and roy Semor All boos~• nu•· o n ed 1Hrgb. ... mt.'<(~ . wltlte aaliD streamers el rib- children, Wells~n; Mrs. Roth are urg ~~Alt~' · boll. Walters aRd ebildren, Caldwell; POMEROY CHA~ 1118 The maid of hooor waa Louise Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rrtenour. OES' will meet at the ·Masorila DeUUe, wh• wore a powder JeHerSBOville; Mr. and Mrs. Temple,' Tuesday, at 7:41 p.m. blue floor length gown of latti- James Breazeale, Miss Jrnx , eane. Tbe empire waistline was Farley and Mr. Pblhp Mangum. C Club f . . eecented with Venilian type rot- aU of Washington, D. C.: Mr. annsta ~,:eett-c: ton lace. Her headpiece waa a and Mrs. Bien Bradbury and 'f'orCar4g .. ·.~ «owa of powder blue chiffo• sons of Urbana, and . Mr. Mrs. Max : . · , petals, witb shoulder length veil. and Mrs. Robert Bateman of ed the Bi-Monllily,' ~ clUb She carried a b<luquel of pink Pl. Pleasant. Thursday ~vening at her bollll!, caroatialll. Miaa Parny Wallen, Mrs. Naomi Mangum of Wash- Nye Ave., Pomeroy. flower sir!, won 1 floor letllllh ington. D. C., Mr. and Mrs. Pripes for games were awaM· willie ""'aady lftiL Master Gary Shriver and Mr . and Mrs. ad toM~. Paul Taylor and Mrs . Rusty Wallin 1111 ring bearer. Joe Bradbury. all of Columbus. Eugene TripletL Refreshmenls were served by the b<lstess to the above Hamed and Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. Donald McKenple, Mrs. Charl1!£ Riffle and tWu guests, Mrs. Lloyd Moore and Mrs. Guy E. Gwnther. I i$N fV.U =t·· ': ~· .· .·~ .~· ..r ....., Pe&er Jenmnga 7:00 Movie 7:al)- ·v ~ the lime alldor 11 rMdy ~ .. ·' _.- OJ»: lllarl'tlllt, a.. II • long ~ . 7:--'lltcllljp c Paybouae 6:ai)-News tele...._ ' !'-" and&;" Sf>.** ..."1bey do that !a llllg._.,- -~ _ iklW 'Jfi Wliore ACIIOO 18 . li:l:>- - over the ..-op -'• .......,ully No& ......; fw _._ ....... Ita& alp lhem. jasl off aI . . .... 1h011 Gofot tlrbrko ..... II pneral -'l'rfllll el O'Jirlo- wbiell tile ...Uty of aclllc Ia tile v-J. mast 1te et..ii ~ lN. aalt'J II ,.....,....., He a fall-,~ je Waaa'l ~ ~ BnradwaJ fw IMI, IIIGI(. ed. Pete sara CJooriea waa IJ.-IIte's aU f• tile.., whea JGOd for blm, .._... beiD ov· llrolidwa7 gets •"• eomlaa er-naled by tie ...WI:I'I 1: ba.t to 1t. ' .. - .. · · :·" · · " " load re.<ie1ll _.., lppareolly, .. "'11le best thing lor tile ADler· lbal wa• ...._ 1111 dlol lao llleatler," he' says, "would .for Falk ~ tiit a 411 1o da be the dallb of,~. 1 -- opened _,lllt . W&1 r. better Jnt1 fir It - ~not 11'f. _..... " parll. -· And "~' II ......__ · , .. . · a....,..... come P.ser vail. ltol ..,. llped true. He . tbe line leada .,,1te lite lbild pr111c1pa1 Ill bt It are the tlrrte best parts u1 "Luv," wllh Jadt J..osnnm alld lbe year. · ElalDe May tile oilier tw. "I re8lly wanted that part." Falll 1a 1111w .~ ~- he says, ~!more lbaa aoylbllalalie Woad Ja •'i'ealiiijli.•' in Je8fL" !!!.T& ., 5r~ casey Gellt I " sa 1t1r1 ....,, _ _ ...,... ..... _ _, ~ ; a!)....... . . . 7 b • . . - - - - - - - - - - - - : . . . . __ _ _ _ _ , Ztei!C' IF . . . I 5 - lit -ut - I 177 ..... .,......p Evening ShoSometla1, pe I 1 ' lbe - . wvrks - ' ltudia. will •IZiali Wealllel'6:0ti-Newa keeping lillir ..- oa 1outZtlal ~ : oon.e 'I ,, ' ''Our tro~-, .. 111J1, 1'1& lllal we doa't • ,...ug aciDri ~--------:-_...._________ 11000 eoou&h anc(:Vala tMm;. .11 . •. • ... !lad 111e 1 Taesda _ I. tbe major 1~ ' * +al jM ( , ,.. .! ~ ... feolltall teams, we could sjiol · · . . . , : : :~ ~~ ap Da)'time DayU~ $mop ~ Go. lbpllal Tile Gf canis that tli6 Darl Slrldowa F;:;:r~.:~.::n-= ='~ txld&Y t let Ul h · tloniDc • Newlywed Gtlllll A Tillie For Ua Password llouae Party Friedberg· bad lhoo••t up "'' · 'I' our hll Ben Woman's l"'ff Aa World TllrDI 'lf ,_g Sapermarket Andy Griffitlt Dick Van Dyke t:OO Mr. Carlooa 4:30 Yogl Bear o You cannot keep out of trouble By s~ln& mQre than your income; ¥911 c..~ot further the brotherhood of man &Y inciting daiS hatred; ·f'ou-nnuot~lish sound security 011 borrowed money; You cannot build character and courage DY taking away a man's initiative and independence; ; You cannot help men permanently by doing for them " What tlley could and 1hould do for thelDHives. "' -Abraham LincoiD Lucy Newa 3:25-3:30 You Don't Say EdgeOINlglt$ OiiiiiiiO . Movie 8:00 Another World Tu Tell Trulll ::~ ~ongregatlonal Church Program, dated July 10, 1966, Kewanee, m.. contained an interesting poem llom8body lefl the program on our d11k, and rtqueste.il we reprint it in our Sunday column. It readt: 10:00-Eye Guesa %: oo-our Lives 2:30 Doctors U:rc": *'mtf FUIIScbool l ;~ging ~ r.,NI&el, ... ·.... ...... ............. S225 1TY Cremeens . .. . . .. • .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . $233 , etemeens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $212 . Starcher 1:00 News 1:30- Price cwt. ad at 1J!~ ~~ Jl'orgey ......................... Unkn. mer. _, 8:00- 12:55 News U .o Falth 12:45-- 11&2-Don Pope ........................... $40.50 20 lllB 11!118-Dan Notter ....... , .................. $41.00 lo .· 1154--PhU Pope ............... . ............ $44.00 .'" lf!;&-Lai'ty Evaru . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . $57.00 a gul ltJ8=-"'RRger Martin ..... . ................•.. $85.00 ~-·01 19&7-Roler Martin . .. .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. . . . $100.00 ~ 1 ' 1958-Roger Martin .................. . ... .. $103.00 • 1Ealendon Elliott ...................... $115.00 paftar. 1 1-Rbnda Skeen ........................ $125.00 Pir 1 ~ley Tawney .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . . . $130.00 art , 1 cy ~lih~ , .. ,. .............. ,. . $110.00 are •;• 1 bii $!laver.. ..... . .. • .. .. .. . .. .. . . .. $111.00 renCi!l 1 J~Prlest ......................... $109.00 tag. 1..~ """'n l!lchards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $109.00 I me~ H Booo II :30 Showdown ' Pete 1 .......................... $130 7:31)- 11 :00 Cbabt Letter 1 ltlt 'ifrtu Haffelt . .. .. .. .. . .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. .. . $78 ~~$250 Haffelt . .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. $240 .• ' •s ""' ~•· BY DD Ja.EINl!ll IPJLLYWOOO ,.,...) . .,..... Th~ actmglluslness C!IIUlA.Ieara a liiUe SCIIII8IbiJrC lnJm bueltall. SpeciiJeally, what Jlrold. way and Holly1lood aoed II a fann system like lbt , .•11!!1 "'"nll'•es have. IS is the vtew of Kenneth Geist, executive director of CBS' Actor& Warksbop. , . Tbe Workshop, wltlcll.oiW!ed - this spring,~ · an tali!ll seareh' · ·.· · ..:... . •·r?;'l" ..:0:. p-am designedr: · ·· and·li~1:. oetun. i!' .. Geisl - ~· · Ill .j. 8811 Daily Word Mike Wallace 9:30- 1 1 - " ' .FOrJtY ~ ~neral~e. ~Ml\1. '1n~ ll~ldrldge, 1~ ----~----fri~eral edii~l S~y. ~~1'1"\ ~io;dlrande, !h~ ~ lll!lflid~ IFor~y; ho&''•t9. ' Wln'N TV-lJ WCIIB TV4 8:00 Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo Ll'l'l'Z.E MISS YEAR L!TTLE MISTER Weatl Gay Bastiana ..... .. . .. 1954 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. None ~';;' .. ,Jill Burge . . . .. .. .. .. . 1955 . .. . . . . . . Darrel Burge Mo~ ~herr Johnso~ .. , ...... 1956 ..... • . . Rickey Altizer ITue~. •• ebecca L~ktn ........ 1957 ... . ...... Alan Boster 1 Wed Cr>nnle Swtsher . . . . . . . 1958 ....... . .. David Clark · Th ~ Marla Sue Wise . .. . .. . 1959 ....... . Harold Wright , Fr~ Andr·a Davlds?n . . . . . . 1960 .......... Ray Belville Sat· Debra Jo Lewts ....... 1961 ........ Richard Boone A.vt Twlla Harrrson . . . . . • . 1962 ... .... . Randy Gilliam for th Ja1hy W•ll ........... 1963 ....... GI'Orge A. Bush , year ean Guce ........... 1964 ...... .. ... Jim Merry Av~ Rennette Phillips . . . . . 1965 . . . . . . . . Gregory Rece · the , year , ;;. Totr ; PRIVtuUS MARKET HOG CHAMPIONS week YEfoR-OWNER Price cwt. Tot :NO-Fred Vollborn ... , ...... . . ...........•. Unkn. ! :i~J . , -Charles Martm ....... , ........... , ...... $74 1 Dean Martin . . ..................... . ... $81 1 Nor 1 Margar.et Martin ..• , .. .... .. , .. ........ $100 3tUOI let• Frank Martin . ......................•. $105 1VII&-Kathy Slone ......................... . $108 S~n . YIA"'" ~ner Daylight Savings Time 8 :30-- 24 h"' LAMB SALI CHAM,.ONS Sunday, July 10, at 2:30 p.m. the new auditorium of the Mid· dleporl Church of the Nazarene was lbe ae~ of a double ring ceremony URited in marriage, S. 8111. Franklin D. Gheen, soa of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gheen, Syracuse, and Donna Hayes, daughter of Edward Johnsoa of Wellsville, formerly of Mason, W. Va., and Eugia Johnson of Bush Leag~es .lor Actors Big Need in TV Movies .Monday 6: 45--Com Cob tUf;EN~CHOOL ? j;, ·': ~me ... ~· ' !au o( Fra Kay ANNUAL STEER SALE WINNERS YIAR-Owner . Price cwt. a~dltion th~ ' 8~ ~' ~. ' ~ ' ··~.t; ~~"<-'iill(t-~--t-~; ~,,~- ,-~ ' Houid LFTTLE MISS, MISTER GALLI A WINNERS ~01 : '."1 •· -~ lt. \ . • ....: '. I them LISTED below are previous winners of major fair land l events:, ., ~O!!,P!! , ,.~ ~rs. ~ad • • • ...:: !. .. LHc~ everything el:;e, there's room for expan· S!!Jn all4 Improvement. Residents are looking forward ~o b!l.tr. and bet~er junior fairs in ensuing years, :}lfDvtdmg.. commumty leaders continue to support it ~l~e th!,Y ~ave during the past 17 years. . Donna Hayes is , Bride July 10 oh~rch c~ancq ~gnition 'ill~ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 31, 1966::!.~ M~. ~~\~~: ~~ (~ IJ~) t.~errlman ~~ ·.~;~. I fo~ ~Gail~~he_tta survtv~ '' - ' ICol on No¥.•• ·lilt, G..U· polls. He sur:oives, alq . with . • .. ... ' . . . ' ,_., (Continued rrom Pago!U · the followln& children, Ralp_h awer to the teacher shortage. . K~; She .was·'l nlllve of G•llli! Cox of Grov• City, Mr~ Mtl· Teacher a!Jies, trained to per-\.4rchie Ro!Uh , , at 2 p. m. at the Ewing C?unty and ·till ""!!QW, of Plio of Ga Jpolls, forD) of the tasks now Archie Rousb, , f?'leral with the ,. Rev. l.asJey. ·· . an rs. ph IDoris) .Ventre79 0811 burdenmg the teacher, ar' need· ' near l.elltrt, d)!!d' 0 P.,nnor ortlctalln8. Burial ,.. She · is · .b) sea, of ColumbUB. There are ed by the tens of thousands at the Gallipolis Mild\<wiD · be in Letart Cemetery. · 1cla)llht.ers, two ._.._. Mrs. 1 nine and three 0 throughout the country. Many c•l Center. He was b<lrn Survly.ortk include hla wlr., Meen Hunnel of LoVflvlllt, 111 n. th school syslti!M lift already 10·, . 188tl, In Letart, Jl'orresl Marr; children, ..·Ruth ,FrJIIfea and Laura, Cltllrles r aurv, Ort are ret searching for aides 'lo hIre the :10n of the lato Chari•• M Lewis, Massillon: Ruth Miller. LIJ!ley of C.Uiornta ami, ,Wil"' three :rolhersi 0 1 ae<ordlng 1<1 Dr. Creason. 1 and Sarah,ChapJIIAn Roush. Tuppers PJana; Waytalld Marr, Iard of lht slate · of . u rev I orter 1 a· 1 Thus spoke Gallia County TIM JM:;t-r il· · was a•veteran of )Vorld war 11. Lancaster. 0.; Beulah Nel-ler, , Washlnaton, A IIIIer, a Waldo Brown saturday, 10 polilla to a 'llroory accept- Ht was a farmer · Racine, ·and Paul Mlrr, Racine. Marlha .CGiumblll ·Kit tre IV 1 • p rl •. I n 1966 fairboard, as GalUa CIJUnllans ed by mlllly •duealiollaltall Survivors lneluch hlslf(fe. Le· • . . , also survives: ,.._. 81 ' 0o:'d minute plans for the 17th annual jun- wltlch lttdl<otoa tltal ele, «nd nleees and ne· Mary StUl . : Services will be' !llld I; II er ail of Columbus1 ' member o1 ior fair. The .event will commence Wed· era are an Weal l!fOIIP to work pbews. FUneral' · w IIi ' Grnetlde will be l:;,1m. 1 i.f.,. Col was 0 10 rm;· Min 8 Cliapel ehureh ancl servne!!Oay evenmg, and run through Sat-.· whb pre-sebaol cblldftn, held at the Oalc. G.IV.Y• held Monclay it 10 a.m. at life aa' J Cit ner ' midnight. marlly IMcauH of .their ••••· Church Sull'l!'Y at 3 p. m. with Bald Knobs came'tery , for n b r\ ~Pmr.f wl ~ ices will be held there at 2 p.m. • • • 1IY· tbelr Instincts lor nur111r~ the .Rev. 0. H. Carda~. and Mary Still, 88, of Long BOttoni, 0 ate ll u a w n Monday. Rev. l!larl CremeeM THE junior fair, dedicated to the ud tbelr capabiiUioo lor dOd· lhe Rev. H. T. Myers official· who died at the Mergs General Mound Hi cemetery. will officiate and burial wlll community's youth, is tops in its class . 'l'i· Burial will be in the Letart Hospital Saturday morning. Sur.' • · be in the cemetery unin the. Buckeye State. Year after year . These qu~~Ues rn teacher Cemelery. The body wiU ~- lie YtVort Include several nieces fqrr.~d F1/e . , der· direelion ot the Wau~h-Hal· record crowds are altracted by various 1 ardes wrll be of lmmen•• value in state at the ,church from .2 up- and nephews. .Servtces for Fomfll. H. Frfe, ley • Wood Funeral Home. 1 acllvities 3$ a result of w~ll·planned l in working with the youn~ chil· , Ul _s. Foglesong Funeral Home . '10. rlllred eivil engineer, wbo Friends may call at the lata .. ; pr?gr_ams by adult and jumor leaders dren rn the Head Stlll'l Pro.lis rn charge. Mrs. Letterest . died at his CotunrbUB home homo after 10 1. m. Sunday. lllrouf.:ollt the crty- and county. We might add that I grams," says Dr. Creaoan. I Thursday afternoon) vlll he beld j pltnn ag for such a gigantic event begins within ltays More far - re&ching results Mrs. Holliday . Mrs. Irene Litterest, 90. a ~ at! p. m. Monday allbe W~th· u 11 l Ji'ldrid flflewJng the closing of a junior fair,_and continues 11 of the teacher aides training PT. PLEASANT _ Funeral ,lifetrme resident of Gallipolis. erh.o.,il · JlUiott' ' "t' • na · ge . t&f'O!lll\9Ut the year. · , program are .> een by Dr. Leep .. services will be held Sund8 in died . FridaY rn the Houston , fte'!j, Cb . • .. 80, · • • • 1 He predicts that many of the j East Rainelle, W. Va., for Nursrng Home at Hamden.. clat; !burr rU . . In wt.o''eame fll!llllllllltucky 1 aides who h"ve tramed on cam. Stella Mae Hollida , •. Ru rl Mrs. Lrtterest was. the wrdow Morind Hrll_cemeterr. rl~s wee~.' ago JMa:e her home · Hill, Ky., Dale Eldridge 7 •= Gaiiia County Fair is the greatest 1 pus and .xP"rienco in the ; w. va., mother .ll>ugene ol Wrlliam Lrtterest. She was may, call at thellclme.l with her , and dauib· of Haldtmll!l, J(y., and Huberi f tjpng satd former Chtef of Police Chester Leap- 1classroom have been encourag- i liday or Pt. Pleasant. born on June 3. 1878. in Saekson, llc IJ:'· ter. Mr, allll · ' aurloe For- Eldrlclge of New Carllale, 0. nars ago. "It gives our youth something ad to work u.eir. way through ; Mrs. dred Frida in Germany, daughler of ilhe late · ,, :;: ,.. ,)lrrll""' ...Y'pi died at her Ia deatll "1/r do ·.. . 10mething to look forward to .. . and it's I the universit> in order to be· , a Ronce'lerte, w. va. hos;ital Karl and Wrlemma Tltbt B•u· 1 tlr8. ·Marie L.DX a. m. SaiUr· tbreil weekt qq. I for tile boys and girls to receive proper re- I come certified teachers. Survivjng in to mann. The family to thla Mrs.. Marie C"'. 'frl, a J'<!sl- day. ' ·. , Eldrldtle wu a member for their untiring efforts," he added. "Th· ------- •-- ,_, __. , · -· .counlr'l rn 1882. A son . l\arL _....,, ··• ..... •••• o• .....,, .u.-:........J.;;..__ _.__ __,.J.i.UM-<IlluoWOO...r;Jou_ _..Jiorl..- ~any . f. �,I .> ' ' '• ,. '~· ..... '-~-· .. ., ; ' ; SUNDAY Church open Donna Hayes is Bride July 10 give the d~•>llol18r: 'b lie iJ invit'ld. , , MONDAY GAWA . I 'Vov1s Taken in Rodney Church :., ~ :~ 0 '~ 'I .·· ).; .. ,. ' . :, ., Mr. aRd Mra. Manuel Resales of Columbus are spending lbe weekend wllb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wlllslers of Jackson Pike. On Friday they wlll Dy to Quito, Ecuadtr to spend sevwal weeks with Ids parents. Wblle there they plan to nYislt the community where Mrs. Rosales worked as a Peace Corps volunteer four years ago. ., 1:' . ~. " " • cii}NciJ., ~i4 Daughters of 'America, rep Jar meeting, ?.a&·p.· &., MODday. '"!"!"· '-~ TUESDAY MERCERVILLE GRANGJ will hold its annual- lnspectioii · at 7:30p.m. Members are ask.ed to bring pie, and cola drinks . Ham will be fuij nished. Mr. and M"· Robert BaU ,, mee~il!g 6:30 p.m. Double Ring Ceremony is Performed By Rev. Donald Boone, Pastor Retreat Planned �,I .> ' ' '• ,. '~· ..... '-~-· .. ., ; ' ; SUNDAY Church open Donna Hayes is Bride July 10 give the d~•>llol18r: 'b lie iJ invit'ld. , , MONDAY GAWA . I 'Vov1s Taken in Rodney Church :., ~ :~ 0 '~ 'I .·· ).; .. ,. ' . :, ., Mr. aRd Mra. Manuel Resales of Columbus are spending lbe weekend wllb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wlllslers of Jackson Pike. On Friday they wlll Dy to Quito, Ecuadtr to spend sevwal weeks with Ids parents. Wblle there they plan to nYislt the community where Mrs. Rosales worked as a Peace Corps volunteer four years ago. ., 1:' . ~. " " • cii}NciJ., ~i4 Daughters of 'America, rep Jar meeting, ?.a&·p.· &., MODday. '"!"!"· '-~ TUESDAY MERCERVILLE GRANGJ will hold its annual- lnspectioii · at 7:30p.m. Members are ask.ed to bring pie, and cola drinks . Ham will be fuij nished. Mr. and M"· Robert BaU ,, mee~il!g 6:30 p.m. Double Ring Ceremony is Performed By Rev. Donald Boone, Pastor Retreat Planned �' .· I :I /, !5 :· ' /i \ ! i '.\ Shower; Given Miss Evans , • r • A· mllceUa- sbower bo11o eraon, Mrs. Hughey Jonet, Mrs. crlng Miss Charlene Evans, Aven Lusk, Mrs. Leo Mosswhole marriage to Mr. Russell man, Mrs. William Cherrington, Moyoe Mor1an. waa an event Mrs. Robert M. Richards, Mrs. of July 16th, was held recently Thomas Morgan, Mrs. Law· at Olear's Crest Room In Gal- renee Bastian!, Mrs. H. B. l!polll. Thomas, Mrs. KeMeth Boster, Attendlng were Mrs. John L. Mrs. Morton Dickey, Miss Jill Evans, Mrs. Charles McGin· BaSiianl, Mrs. A. Kimball Suitness, Mrs. Clarence Boster, er, Mrs. Frank Porter, Mn. Mrs. BID Jo Evans, Mrs. How- stanley L. Evans, Mrs. Paul ard Samples, Mrs. Donald Lin- Pullins, Mrs. KeMeth Curry, tala, Mrs. Jamea Coonen, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Naskey, Mrs. Wil· Jack Hudson, Mrs. Harland llam Janes, Mrs. R. D. ·'l'llom· Martin, Mrs. Clarence Tbomp- as and Mrs. Oscar Bastian~ 1011, Mrs. Howard I. Neal, Mrs.- Jr. Dean Eisel, Mrs. Elise Kimball, Sending gifts were Mrs. Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Har- Moyne Morgan and Mrs. Floyd old Wetherholt. Mrs. Michael Irion, both of Columbus; Mrs. Allrn, Mrs. George Grace, Mr;, Kenneth Morgan. Mrs. Paul G. B. Gillingham, Mrs. Gene- Davies, Mrs. J. Tim Evans, Ya Howell. Mrs. Madeline Rres Mrs. Jer1 Mrs . Nelson Gardner, Mrs. ry Miller, Miss Louise Evans, .lolm Morgan, Mrs. Wilma And-1 Mrs. Francis Lewis, Mrs. IN OUR TOWN BY DICk THOMAS James Walker, Mrs. R. Noe, Mrs. Leo Bean, Mrs. B. Matthews, Mrs. Edwlil elblute. · Mrs. John Felker, Mr~- J . Gordon Gibert, Mrs. Irvm Foiden, Mrs. Donald Galloway, Mrs. James Orr, Mrs. Vance Rees, Mrs. David Prentice, Mrs. Emerson Evans, M r ~­ Charles Holzer, Jr., Mrs. Louis Prtston, Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Rojlert M. Betz, Mrs. Arthur Darnbrough, Mrs. Law· renee Ta'jnley, Mrs. nan Ev11111, Mrs. Larry Evlllll, Mrs. Lowell Allen, Mrs. Robert Caldwell and Mrs- R. G. Gffi!lle. .Hostesses • • Mrs: Robert L. Evans, Mrs. Douglaa Kayser, Mrs. Harry K. Mills, Mrs. Miles T. Eullng, M?-. John Lloyd, and · IIO'IIIariHI:· Saunders. From Pomeroy . Spectacular scenes depict the loll of o ciyilization Zarohemia, which Mormons believe existed in America' before Christ but was ~estroyed when ih people 4rifted from the teachings of the Lord. Here, a •ictim is offered up in the ••man sacrifiee scene. Hostesses for Ute party were her mother, Donna Rrumfield and Midge Evans. Prizes were won by Debra Hymes, John Null and David Clagg. Sending gifts were her grandmother, Mrs. Allee Halley and Barbara Van Meter. Engagement of Bonnie Brown Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brown of Rt. 1 Patriot, are announc- MR. AND MRS. ERNEST CLAYTOR, JR. Ing the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Jean, to Mr. Mel~in Z. Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tabor of Third 1Avenue, Gallipolis. I 1 lAMA .. • Compare at higher pricta! The 1irmne111, the luxury featuree, the built-ill quality. You'd expect to pay DIIICb.- for ••• V.f 5. • Hundredl al l11nperld steel cOils • hlp-quilted to Pllffr Sellyfoam.. Howord Thivener Man and can't say no to dealt We. are now givine our year-end FINAL PRICES on aU 1966 tDy reason~ble OldlrnobUes, Chevrolets, • Edee Garda• .and saa1111 ediN • Luxury weave ~ater print covir • urethiM tc.m Truclu, ' Used C.rs ond l'ntckB. Come on in where todaJ'& action is. 75 TO CHOOII FROM YOUR . .. CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Larry's WAYSIDE ;_FOI;niture • ' . ' ··' '· '-' . l • \ A fanfare of tNimpels opens the Hill Cumorah Pageant. The heralds are stationed •• f~jj ·., hill where, according to Marmon belief, Joseph Smith, founder of the church, in !82l·,,~is- '" cowered goldet1 tablets buried by the An~el Moroni and recounling the histerr 0~ -tH- hoi! _,,,,,. civilization. t ' · ,,... ; J!,!-l.:;, i �' .· I :I /, !5 :· ' /i \ ! i '.\ Shower; Given Miss Evans , • r • A· mllceUa- sbower bo11o eraon, Mrs. Hughey Jonet, Mrs. crlng Miss Charlene Evans, Aven Lusk, Mrs. Leo Mosswhole marriage to Mr. Russell man, Mrs. William Cherrington, Moyoe Mor1an. waa an event Mrs. Robert M. Richards, Mrs. of July 16th, was held recently Thomas Morgan, Mrs. Law· at Olear's Crest Room In Gal- renee Bastian!, Mrs. H. B. l!polll. Thomas, Mrs. KeMeth Boster, Attendlng were Mrs. John L. Mrs. Morton Dickey, Miss Jill Evans, Mrs. Charles McGin· BaSiianl, Mrs. A. Kimball Suitness, Mrs. Clarence Boster, er, Mrs. Frank Porter, Mn. Mrs. BID Jo Evans, Mrs. How- stanley L. Evans, Mrs. Paul ard Samples, Mrs. Donald Lin- Pullins, Mrs. KeMeth Curry, tala, Mrs. Jamea Coonen, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Naskey, Mrs. Wil· Jack Hudson, Mrs. Harland llam Janes, Mrs. R. D. ·'l'llom· Martin, Mrs. Clarence Tbomp- as and Mrs. Oscar Bastian~ 1011, Mrs. Howard I. Neal, Mrs.- Jr. Dean Eisel, Mrs. Elise Kimball, Sending gifts were Mrs. Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Har- Moyne Morgan and Mrs. Floyd old Wetherholt. Mrs. Michael Irion, both of Columbus; Mrs. Allrn, Mrs. George Grace, Mr;, Kenneth Morgan. Mrs. Paul G. B. Gillingham, Mrs. Gene- Davies, Mrs. J. Tim Evans, Ya Howell. Mrs. Madeline Rres Mrs. Jer1 Mrs . Nelson Gardner, Mrs. ry Miller, Miss Louise Evans, .lolm Morgan, Mrs. Wilma And-1 Mrs. Francis Lewis, Mrs. IN OUR TOWN BY DICk THOMAS James Walker, Mrs. R. Noe, Mrs. Leo Bean, Mrs. B. Matthews, Mrs. Edwlil elblute. · Mrs. John Felker, Mr~- J . Gordon Gibert, Mrs. Irvm Foiden, Mrs. Donald Galloway, Mrs. James Orr, Mrs. Vance Rees, Mrs. David Prentice, Mrs. Emerson Evans, M r ~­ Charles Holzer, Jr., Mrs. Louis Prtston, Mrs. Nancy Mrs. Rojlert M. Betz, Mrs. Arthur Darnbrough, Mrs. Law· renee Ta'jnley, Mrs. nan Ev11111, Mrs. Larry Evlllll, Mrs. Lowell Allen, Mrs. Robert Caldwell and Mrs- R. G. Gffi!lle. .Hostesses • • Mrs: Robert L. Evans, Mrs. Douglaa Kayser, Mrs. Harry K. Mills, Mrs. Miles T. Eullng, M?-. John Lloyd, and · IIO'IIIariHI:· Saunders. From Pomeroy . Spectacular scenes depict the loll of o ciyilization Zarohemia, which Mormons believe existed in America' before Christ but was ~estroyed when ih people 4rifted from the teachings of the Lord. Here, a •ictim is offered up in the ••man sacrifiee scene. Hostesses for Ute party were her mother, Donna Rrumfield and Midge Evans. Prizes were won by Debra Hymes, John Null and David Clagg. Sending gifts were her grandmother, Mrs. Allee Halley and Barbara Van Meter. Engagement of Bonnie Brown Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brown of Rt. 1 Patriot, are announc- MR. AND MRS. ERNEST CLAYTOR, JR. Ing the engagement of their daughter, Bonnie Jean, to Mr. Mel~in Z. Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tabor of Third 1Avenue, Gallipolis. I 1 lAMA .. • Compare at higher pricta! The 1irmne111, the luxury featuree, the built-ill quality. You'd expect to pay DIIICb.- for ••• V.f 5. • Hundredl al l11nperld steel cOils • hlp-quilted to Pllffr Sellyfoam.. Howord Thivener Man and can't say no to dealt We. are now givine our year-end FINAL PRICES on aU 1966 tDy reason~ble OldlrnobUes, Chevrolets, • Edee Garda• .and saa1111 ediN • Luxury weave ~ater print covir • urethiM tc.m Truclu, ' Used C.rs ond l'ntckB. Come on in where todaJ'& action is. 75 TO CHOOII FROM YOUR . .. CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Larry's WAYSIDE ;_FOI;niture • ' . ' ··' '· '-' . l • \ A fanfare of tNimpels opens the Hill Cumorah Pageant. The heralds are stationed •• f~jj ·., hill where, according to Marmon belief, Joseph Smith, founder of the church, in !82l·,,~is- '" cowered goldet1 tablets buried by the An~el Moroni and recounling the histerr 0~ -tH- hoi! _,,,,,. civilization. t ' · ,,... ; J!,!-l.:;, i �.,, , ' '.1 ' ' ;r,! ' Pi, ( .. · •• .,...., oIIA ...TB ,.. •••v• ••Y• ............ ... DoY- • • 0000 ~ I For S1le ... ·~ I UGIIT OAK ~kc~~e, b ;-;;. S BEDROOM borne, ..,..-·•· . 178~S . doors antique, apartment saze For l•nt \ oo . . . . lk 1k - leal Estate Lo1ns - "::.:1-:utlft .,.= ,.,..,~_:~ APARTMENT furn., ·· IRis ilwM ••• tiD tfl4ll gas r~ge, like new. 256-110'1. 2 large 178-3 rooms and bath. Private, ad- - ···- - ----· . - · ults 446-0370. . 178-3 NRI professional SJgnal gener- ----- ·· --- - - ~::;:::::: --· ..:... =I.:Est::;a::;te:.;;.;;;;..For..;;..SII_e_ll Hodgepodge ••• " - - ,. ,..,. .,:..-:,:,;..;:::c:: 10,....., a.&IV ,...._ .,.. ., .,,. 1 • ·- '- _ o. D. PARSONS w lk M Clyde 8 . a er, gr. Land BaD. lAIBD!I Small A ......... Acreage ..... ~w JDteresl " Locust st. Ph. 446o02III Golllpolll, Ohle ator · also pocket door fram- _ __ _ ing ·..,mplete. Ph. ' -::::"'- ,.. ,.,.. •• ,.. .,.. 8 RM. HOUSE on Spruce St., - ..,... ......... will unf. also free<er for sale. .. '"' ....... ··- .. c n' .f4&.4!47 177·2 ~9'19. 178-1 "'=• ':.0::. ";,':.:'::":;,. """'"'' a ' i963 VOLKSWAGEN with SUR....,_ ,., • .,_,,.. ... HOUSE, located Ave . roof and gasoline healer. $995 ·-==-"':'""':':"""::"== K ..,. on Filth 38IJ.8888 .........., wm -. che...- •• el anauga, ..,.... mo., . . , ..... 10. tor MCh cblrttto. :-:~:,,'~••; ..-::"....::. Ph Gallipolis f48..2318. · i>lumbi'!!_~ !'l!'.~ BUY .I Reall<lr WHERE YOU SAVE THE MOST 66 Ply!IIOUih 2295 II% 2M &ve., t4HIIII II'ARMS 111 A. e room htu8e, alumlntm stdiltg. Wood Paneling on lllslde. 30 A. coal, priced to sell fti,OOO • A., 211 minutes drive !rom 1211 toWB, 5 roems, bath, garage other outbuUdlnga. A tenant house, aict IObacro and -.CIIl' den. All go at t8$00. O'opa go If sold soon. WE HAVE Ianna !rom 1 tt ~ J ocres at prices to sell. Also -, city and village property. We beUeve we can sw•t your de- li!P-1--il-+-1-t-""1 mand. Call or come in. Sllleamt'll Wll)'lle Allllbary, 448-0dt Ear, WiD&en, Ill A MO"ERN 6 rm. home, • baths. " • full basement. bardwood 11....1.--·lf""'l Doors, storm drs. a. windows, • "' ~n. ha~- 1 memor~e~ I -~r_ I ~~ 1nn~ lnd priced to e Notice Dead Stock Removed Free 17~ in= ~Call = I FLUFFY H~ Quie~ ~ lo~ :t.,';;"~~L ·~IAlO=..ATELY ~~ os'.Mu~""wci-'2 ~ 0~~: low American Conv. Cpe, New ijres, aood top, dark green flnlsh, 6 cyl. 1 std. tran:s. Ra· dlo and beater borne, 3 large BR, large 111'1 DR. t batb, flrl!place, full offer,~· ~=t:,i :;" '""**' ~~~~re, Evau Hglll. relulng, Miller. w.ae CHECK THE MARKET ware. private. f55 mo., water, sew- w. types or buDding 111&18- THEN LOOK AT THIS PRINCESS Beauty Shop will bt age, garbage free. Day-<on- 1a11 block, brick, 18WW pipe, 'I'RIID BEDROOM BRUCK wrm from Auc. I until Auc. : tact Robert J. Roecbi, '1110 2nd wiadowa, lintels, etc. Claude I'ORIIAL 8.3\'J'i 1 flllr vacation. 178-3 Ave. at Rocchi's Lucheon- Whiten Rio Grande. 0. CH ... 1 ·,.CDA>Ilc ' ght _. .,..d Ave ' • l&-lt TILE BATHS LABGE BEDROOMS. 1 WILL eot be responsible for elle, Ni - ..., AND w.s . ..UU......cE. ......,....• A 167 12· J.Sl21 after ... qy debts other than my own Gallipolis, 0. - DOME HeaUng on, Pb. foma. ~...:,·~ ,..:.N~~"!"::!,-:!.; u of Ibis dale, July 71, 1966. FOR SALE 101 191-2181 tollecl LOT wrru olim' .... Sipld: lial!l Glover. a.tl IBIS MOVING TO Prt"rS· ::=-=;;;;-;;;-;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;: BAS BELIEVB REDUCEDom THZ RUGS a mess! Clean (<II' less I& FORD, 2 dr. Sedan, mo- BUBGR PRICE roAND .,...... rn Wllllecl To Do wilh Blue Lustre. Reel elec- lor rompletely rebuUt, body "HEAL BuY. tric shampooer $1. Sheppard, in good condition. Pbolle 444EXCELLENT HOME To De . 862 lsi. Ave. 1711-6 0'195 1.36-tl ' IRONINGS to do ,. my home. MARE- - ler horses also! • IItaker 50 ACRES Pb t48-3501. 178-3 2 quar ' 10001' dean lump lllld ou cAN LOOK AND LOOI< """ • . Call 1965 Mustaag v.a, Door speed coal. Carl Winlen.. Rio AND LOOK BuT vou·LL ••v· WANTED Gild Jobs to do. 448-3548 178-3 "--'a. l'balle CH WUJ. .. COME UP '!ITH ......._ 17~3 . Vla&IU THAN TIUS. ITS A 2 ·---HAS .......... STORM WINDOWS. Best in ,. TRUCK wrrov,..u,.. oo,...A""fJ· ..l'!'Nri'Now MUST llOLL Sousa Nunery lranapor quality best In price oa NEW GM.. •....... ,.... •••c•D AT "'"""· rrs .all• avallable, reasouble storm ' doors and windows. HEADQUARTERS or Gallipolis Block Co., 12311 1 - 1953 \\ ton FordS • n.T IN xrrcn ,..., allomothers, for !lh 'PPIll& ell}. c..: worlling llourly, Pine St Phone 448-2783. .uUc =• BATH AND •ROOM, M•Gstn. 1 1955 v.. toll Chevrolet .,, rateo. Pb. 444., 165-3 ,.,_ I t CENT COUNTRY VU:W. YOU WOULD .,.,fllr 1161 3-1 Ton • n PRoUD ro owN THIS ONE. "'"' ·1160 v.. Ton Dodge . ., 1954 t r<Jn~dump Modem Brick in bed FORD 12 volt v.a, starting, 1958 F 600 Ford • · ·M.Ie , Help Wanted · 17&-S 1962 'II< loa G.M.C. C'ity School District. _ _ • . Ul64 1 1oa IDteraalloDal RJ:U'S A • .,., NICE , """"""" 'IJMii;;;:;;BRIE;;o;;<MN;;;CED attendant for 1965 PONTIAC Star Chief, _. 4 • Minnea• ''" Molille Power aucK WITH FULL BA<EMENT rn• - ;;,ws::to motar • Private Durst it Graduate at Knox c~ DINlN~> :1: ~"aJ:, ~ • • ~. ••" ..,.~,ro . P~~~=ad~:?"~~ from~"irlillinl at Ft. aiiOII bOmL , Dal.~ ~ ~m, Hun"·"'~ ~ 00 "'.300 00 I - w=~ l:t 00 00 :':4 AUCTION .. •• USED BJiNttuRE beau"~•"u in ,PUBLIC· SAL,a . 14 ROOMS ~~ ~ 178-tf I niture. ..U M 758 Flrlll BEDROO noose. •• o1 ....,,lar Blue Lustre _ Ave. el___,,, " furnllbed W 11 •• '•all •• bi!I!IURI ·-..- Rent electriC erythl Dl new a ,0110w 44e s;~;d;ean~ing. __;_ .. $1. Central Sup- earpelli1l _... · llMI !7U llil7. jificri~c.;;pei~iio.;:-'tiH I1 show ~ avaUabU~ ,.,.. buy lrulurauce - • good romt>BD7 l.asl clalml &er\'ICO --• 1.,. 'dies. We bave all lbree at tbe Nea1 ..... •-- -&«e.,. See :,, your Grllllgl • ••If tiiiiD - AceD~* .,.. • Smith•. = :i.= ....... ba~ &d~t acetotbtrl8bt-doorllfllle " Ran,.. drlven.wete :.;:::;;;;;;~ I pleD~ -16 ma. ·r .• Officerl said e8l'l drWell by E. Smith, 19, Rl 1 Galli· and Opal Sheppard, M, Ave., collided. Both 30 DUDOr PUBUC ~ ~of 111M. ~._ ·y:":;"~H~~ "~ ::1"-c~=~ :: ~ ~: c:;::,. Co. --·-~-. 177~ lot on Third Ave. It was the ,.. Z39tb accident In the first ~~ ~ i4N'l'ED. parking wbo 8~tsW. ~-~.~,~~"':"c.:".~.~ -~"' w......, Kroeer 8~~":'.. 1.~ ~ W~ Friday Ia the o:; 1f2 ~';.ar;!. William Sbeppafcl see..,::':.;,'::!:~; todamth~ car ud l0l'xal71'aa-•fllr . Oner big and 11 SAW SHOP, lharpenaelt·'llulltj saws, babd saws, blades •AMILY 1G0c1 Two Shlry Brick KentuckJ where he lB stall•meGI loeation, HI! buildiDI iaclud- • BR, 1'>2 !lath, llot water lor adVanced .trabDI!In IIIPJltiJ IBg eqal])l1lelll IIJd blvotc. loeated 1 blocb from Eddie 11 a 1986 graduate stock. pollt faclllg the Pomeroy High School end Ia Obio River, plenty of llbw married to lilt fonDer Ruth \ b th ' 1 ,,_ , a..., IIJd.llirulll •11 a acre Reed, Mlddlepbrl. Ht· receluz 11 A. 7 ROOM bome, .50 A. tobacco base, IChool Yacanl spent una 'IINel< •t hoale j)efon hull end mall HID, lloot ID . retuniDg lD P't. KlloK. "' ·· Rio Graade .14,500. lfarlMI $500 Down ' low "' ·~u!l'es:t 1 on old Route 35• Allll take over the are· Enrolled Saitlmeeld • • rate loan on thl• 5 room 220 John l. &IWill located ln Syracuse, . For Summer SelllliCitJI Ruse1l • br, bath, city water, &a• Rio Grande Colle&e1188::J OSCAR BAIRD Realtor aace, one car garage. ed 2ZO ltuderita· for the ' ts.21D aesa1on which laird Realty ComPIIIY · and ro•Unues ...... uu ........ $17 750 18 Aug II. BIG buainesl buUdins with ' · Uving qlllll'len abova, full BUYS thJa loBg ruch The enrollment shows • drop basement, bath. Gaa beat, llob¥t DU.Iojl, Realtor 76 studenu from the lint iDr room, , intersummer Of atteadlnc the, located Ia Gallipolis. ear •· , number sesiion. ol studento 1 •A "'ARM one -•- frame drive, of ohade, patio summer BCbool. 8!1 are .., • • , . - · • fruit and """''" ihL lt'allard campus, ·1\lhlle lilt "fttll811d!!!: home, coal heal, aomo , ,........ " •--ted iD · •e cemmutiq. """' ....,.~u Twp. beat at tile prict. It's priced for f:!,OOO. • k Roben Baird, Saleomu Large 7 Room Bnc Ollke Pileu 61W'l'li- U ln. Located in Middleport. Ohio -< lfi.Way Inn Tn1ck Stop, in dr. sedan, excellent COli dIt lOR • U····, ENTIRE MAIN FLOORrAMTLY IS c UPE'l"ED, --· IIODII:BN KITCHEN. ROOM • 1 acre lot, 4 BR, """ • J(lnaUiL Apply ill person. Pb. 444HIII02. 177-3 1955 '>2 International ~ ~":.";;." ..';;;,u':,A~. ';1,~'i',!l;l; zce, basement, borne , • 17f.! 1953 CHEVROLET, paneled 1960 \!a Toll ll'ord ... IIILI.o vDLAGE. oome repair, t good bulldf~tg an experienced, re- delivery $50. Inquire Gallipo. 1958 \\ loR GMC NEW LISTING, lots. Priced reason~~ior SPECIAL SALE : t;JJit man to work on lis Boat Centenary, 3 Bedrooms Hobart TINICiay Evenl111 farlb. must be able to mt t95iTwO .DOOR Chevrolet ill 1963 2,L ton GMC I'OR You CAN owN THIS RE Aug. 2nci-7 p,M. ..,.. bave machinery knowi-J good condition fl2~. Call 448- ,_ F_: _ '" _ ....... LOCATED MODERN aoJDt. Ecltor .. .. At Tho Lllclllt ., llellll'll JlraaHa -• good I 2589. vou I ,. INcLuDEsBATH. A MODERN KITCREN. Hone Traders eMt, good wages a.... 177 ••• I~ Cbev. tonc""AMJc H.w. FLOORs AND KNOTTS Evniu 441-1221 dlristlaD heme Call Hart~ . FLAT USEABLE UYf. CITY Bo nan za ..... Ohio, m3s14 or write: 'AKC Pomeranian Pupples,l4<177~ 1158 Cbev. \!a ton IICBOOLS, w•TER AND GAO. lll11 Nartltiql . Ht IIIII$ AUCTION HOUSE 1950 Dod&t v.. ton ,_.., tiM8 , B Yoa ll1llkl your own deal ,.__ I Equip Cor. Third & Olin 1 Mrl. Jobn Cebula, Jr., Burg· · ThiS Week 1 Best uy Trade _ Rent - Buy -Land .......p ng ' 1958 Chevrolet \!a w. Jimmy Sayre, A _ , " ltill, Ohio. stating experience 16 FT BOAT, 11> HP motor Oldamoblle .,......, ADVANTAGE or -nm OP· contract, yi>u name it, it's ,..... _ llPilCIAL8 .. ON ..;., w•- des1red. 173-5 •150.00. CaU 448-2397. 1965 PtlRTUNITY. THIS LIKE NE W 2 Yll . ...._ two ,.... .......,_ 17• 3 New Ill" Rotary Cutten _... ow • BEDROOM HOME INCLUDES yours 011 this 1B wwu ...,• AP&CIIE CAMP TRAlLERS. ~----==:==~=.~ r A MAGNIFICENT KITCHEN WITH I scbools borne bull . I 1•=======;;;;;;;;= .,.NGE AND oVEN. MARBLI WIN· blocks rom • Buffalo Mea •ltb WU 11 50 1 •12'11, now f999; .,. • .,a I., He ID W• nted i', New t ton farm wagons wltb oow . •"'·MoM H.w.. AND FLOoRs. It's got four 1'001111 bath was Ona APPLIANCE SALE LARGESlu.s UT:LITY ATad ad t ..... tireS f}29.00 UP rACKED GAJlAGE. OI<LY 013.500. and priced for lr e a ....... Chief WBI JIOW $t25; 1lJAJTREssES waRted. A p pI y Our big summet Oai!UII New 8.25 • 20. 10 ply nylon The WISEMAN Bring JOID' bogs, dJickena, .. Deluu Easle wu DOW · · 111 perso• at Tyo'o Restaurparade ;., under tDa~. tires f55 Inc. federal lu. goau in. We'll trade. f658; Ten per cent ofl en all 10 ,110 pbone calls. Now ei•inl labulousi1 . " Oldo Valley lmplemeal C& Agency Camp Supplies_. AMSBAR _till Y c..., -- 1711-6 I: IR'iCC'I on Freezers, Refrh::er· PIDe St... PIL 111 M Co d•tiO• . We,WIIIIuy Any timlhLE AGED lady .to Uve otors. Wuber-Dcyer Paua, Ul DSTI OHico Gl W64J Central Air n 1. n APACHE TRAILERS, tl31 AmOunt, lncludl.lll care for elderly lady. ' Elec. and Air-Condl- Bn. 8 a.m. • 5 p.IL 1 lb Glt47'16 Hedgewood Ave., Ph. 44&llZ31, 17M CampltM Elf._ • ... -m and board. $100 tb month. ........__ _ _. I . N. W.......,,. Gl t.4500_. Thi• carpeted brick ...... --• tionero. u cu. 11. c Services ..,....._ ~...., KNOTTS · .,.. bave good heal ouu Froner $195 1JI ACRE Farm, can drive USED FURNITUR5 aracter. Ph. 446-0190. 19 cv. II Choat $2SS i llO'lER, backhoe, wort. Hill' tractors over 90 acres; plen1161 s.-.1 An. 177 _ -tJ I ~':.;::n·"'on""o:-.f•Fr.:reo:::Lt.. Croom I man R. Reese, Cheshire, 0. ty of water; Barn holds 75 . GoUipe1Jr, Ohio ;;,.,.,.;;;;;;E;;;R;-.IM~A.u:;ntthbe;-;relia-· ; fer ooch cubic copoclty ' Ph. 367-7560. 18&-26 bead of caWe, has pipe liRe ,apa~.~.. rou buy in a Unlco frHUr . ~nil lkln u1 ·lh 350 gal IIIIa, Ill live in and work to ' .-.frl.. r - or ......,lnotlon, TERMITE PEST ""'" • ~~ mi g eq P· "' · , Columbuo. DU 8-8254. 176-3 Ph. WY 2-2181 f'REE IIISpectiDD. c:a11 448-SZ41 buill tank; estimate of 2,000 • Merrill O'Dell, Operator for bales of hay ban: 140 ton . Wanted--- · POMOHE R0Y Emrmltel Termite Senlee of corn silage. Pri"" has been 10 11 BelmoDt Dr. 187-tf reduced doWB to $17,500, rome WOOD twnlng lathe and chain • r-......, 01 Beadl Olllll'llt and see ua if we cu't aet our August 11 If 9:30 A.M.,; ·• Pb. 448-2461. 178-3 , ........ ... _._ may take ""'"'! LoCommerdal or reoldeattal If .. - · we ,_.- . Jaclt W. C•rMY· Mgr. M can be doae lor lea FaJD cated 1 mile from Btdwell oa 41 fourth Ave., . GIIIIJI9!3J~~·~~o · ·· Patient can do It, Tbomall W. FaiD Rodney Rd., pbolle W· E. S.!lina The An~ ~Ill ' 11:1"~"' U> VIlli an IIUildilla • IIIW • Son Euerrnlnalin& Co. Thompson, CH 5-6442. 1'12-3 1111me or romodeltag. • 111 ' let-. W. .... GUilder• Ololrlbutor a.JD. to to p.m.. Wbee G II' 1· ~ lor HDIPDhd &ppn-. Alli _:ba~·g.~o= . ;;Pit.:=PR=.....'.. 'i8=ll-tl=j Moving To 1 1po IS and · f54.ll ~ LET THE OILLON NEIGHBORHOOD Rd., 7 rooma, - l!:ledr1c lnsurl.AGENCY baths ' buUt-iD kltcbeil, pd LOW PRICES .. Ma~ - - SBOW you the fillest In 1oWD 2 full '~• ' .,•GtJD . ·~ m-3681' , and Corba Fur· THREE llnDp to lOOk lor •bea and roun1ry home 1 large oae ..,.. lot. •:"• · obampeoer. fl. Farmera ' 1 Servi- OfhiNd ....,...., lot 11e1. Listing, aelling and 1111i1cl•• 11142. · •.., since tU-ZI'It Olllee Ph..... 441-12%1 EveatD& .... fl. 1e1I 1 ,; OFFICI PHONE .. !1 ..1 OF ArmiUEs . HOIJSBIOLD ~·;' · · Vtr!n!f: ~ed.;"*' _: ~ 24 .11111 411 D616 · 1 See The Man Who Can Sa~~~ You The·Most- Pome-r oy ~lot#ia · , -~ aa-..t-Dr, = Mason • .W- V'J nJ.S61• ··61 Rambler .. 595 -·ON--AGENCY.,... .. =~·..:::.... Horton St. 112-2so6 : beater, a real sharpie .... Estate For Slle 1754 446-4434. OfJiee Pb- • • FURNISHED apartment. 631 IJ58 MOBILE home, 2 bedI( A FRUIT FARM Fourtb Ave. 1'13-tf rooms earpet and new lini A•. Peachft, larp building ONE A Two Bedrm. -apt.j 448-3876. 17f.S equ;p: mu, remove your dead utilities pd. Gallipolis ApartAWNINGS NEW USTING meot. · ....,. · banel, COWB and mules. Call menls. Pb. 441j.q/3Z. 133-11 CANVAS At Aluminum. Frank . _ 1 mile out U.S. 35 Clllleet Jackson 2lliJ453l or 3 ROOM apartment, 11Dfurnisb- Robinson. Ph. 446-0570. .... .. 1 A. 1 bedroola' !tome, 10111 ,.. C2dlllcolhe 7'J2.68II. . · ed with mtall room f.- •lllr., lite bact oo. ad ed. Make 111 .. 10ft and bright as aga. Private. James E. Danezperieaced operators, .::fo':f ':?:Z: line eondition, las district, 0 DeW. 'lbat'o l!'bat cleaning ner, 13 Pine. Ph. ......, at- Legal hauuag • JDOVID&, Air • ........,..., riverrin; pricl rugs will do when you use ter 5. lO'btf eompressora JoolJ, eJee. weJ.. ;'t..1:8"'=aun.TINIUI'CHBN<AB· ed. Make u ae effer, Billa Lustre Rent electric 3 ROOM rottaae, large on ders. CaU ;,.. lt&4112. JGe INBTI. PRICED .,••,... iliate ,.._ion. ROUSH & LYONS · Camping Trailer~ · . Turquoise finish, power steer· ina: and brakes. Radio and Police Probe Accident --------'--~:;;;;===~~;::;;,;;;; a Minor ~~ce~~: a~~:.~ , e " ·'·· eCt~mping Eq!Jipme~tb ~~rs~;~a ~! ~~!~ !!,;1 1!!!. ;ri--t"-,t""'t, Sh~~~~~l SALES 'tw e JtENTALSo'• • •, . i ••w eo. ~. I~ ° eCar eTruck eHe•t•o· Core e Bulldoz<r eAny Type Valiant 200. 4 door. Mist blue finish. 9000 miles by loco! owner. Automatic. Like new 176-3 • 176-3 .. 3 ROOM fum . cottage, utilities Ul64 MODEL 26 Foot Ow e n s .,.ANDARD PLUMBING 6 Memory ....... pd., White Ave. 448-2713.!7'-S Cabin Cruiser, like new. 220 BEATING, 51M SecOIId Ave. IN--ME-MORY of our husband horsepower motor wltb . f4b.3'll2. 3-lf ·and father, Harold D. Swisb· 112 BEDROOMS House in Plants top, all canvas, air ho:n, IOBN n•MMEI er, wbo passed away one sub division 011 Bulavlle Rd. spotlight. bow rail many Plwllblllg lllld llutiDI 1 year ago July 31, 1965. Ph. 440-1344. 76-3 other extras, Call Summers • raurtb Ave.~UJa'l ~ NOibln& but as we P'IJRN. APT. 2 room A bath, Furnilljre Co., Wellston, Ohio lil!iWI'I"l PLUMBING journey oa, . 828 Second. 446-0818. 174-3 Ph. 3Jit-3330. 176-5 AND '!EATING Loqing for a smile from a al ROUTE 1111 prollqll eourt. . fllrCall loved one gone. ~ OFFICE space, app=: 1,500 1957 CHEVRO!$T Bela1r, r.;:,_ G 6-t7 _ 1 3 35 Hone know the depth of our · sq. feet, atr conditioned. sharp, 448-4517. _ - ,.,..,ce. deep regret, ! Prime location, ph. 441HI263, 14 FT. Fiberglass Boat with . But we remember when oth-1 II a.m. to 4 p.m. 1?2-G conv. top, ski equip., 35 H.P. _RCiai _ Estate Sale_ 0 erJ forget. i ~ Wt:b , ot month Sleeom~ Mercury motor, Master Crall HOME SITI:"S larg• J!o, Still loved. sttll remembered.! room lurntobed apL lriUer trailer See at 511 Oak Dnve. b ' t I g•• In · ed b wif Helen ua' •--Id · tat Iter reasons le, na ura ~. llllllly miss y e. • opace. Contact Ste . Spring Valley Es ea. a low tax district in sight of CloyceMaureea and famtly and Park r..,t.ral· Hotel. m-11 5 o'clock. 176-3 Kyger creek Schools. Em 7dson ghter and ramau • spaco lor 111111. IAll VERY good used beavy duly 7350. 171 ·2 lot 140 x 215, loeated iD Rio lly. Gl 1-2342 trom I LID. 1111 battery charger, cl!arges 12 55 Madison Ave. newly-decor- Grande. Ph. 245-5471. ' Card Of Thanks p.a batteries at tune $19.95; good , ated 5 rooms ~nd bath with BY OWNER 3 bedrooms on - - - - - - - - - - - : - ROOMS by week or monlh. La· uaed apt. size Tappan Gas furniture InqUire 57 Madison 3 am.' Riverview lot, lnrl'-t-""tl 1Vll WISH Ill express our. •m- fayette HoteL Ph. 446-2522. range $19.95; 20bqt.Acan· Ave. or ~all 446-0390. 177-6 1- r Cr.;,k District, 21> tere thanks 111 our relatives, 21-2.11 ners $2.29; new 5 tu e rvn~ ~ yge . . ,dt.... frieada a{lll aeighbor~ for . [ clock radio $19S5; S A V E MODERN 6 nn. home, two baths, bwlt·la - ~ , ..,, tbe ldDdrle!s, sympathy and OFFICE ROOM or swte, mod- MONEY AT WICKLINE'S baths, full basement, bard- light basemeet, p&rty ··room, beautiful Dural offerings ex- em. air condllioRed, lnqwre I "EVERYTHING" STORE, wood floors, storm drs. and allached garage, priced at . . . . tended during the illness Paul Dav1es Jewelers. Gl &- Bidwell. windows, lot 140 x 215, lo- $21,500. Phone Gallipolil : w 47 and deatb of our husband and . 1647. __ _ _ _ 1 -21 i ONE JERSEY cow; also '59 cated Ia Rio Grande. Ph ~~ 2378. • 1 ,.ther, Hayden Shelton. We . 2 ROOM fum. apt:, b~tb. Ad- Studebalrer pickup truck $%15; 5479. I s BEDROOM borne With car..,..,tally want to thank I ults. Cheap rend, utihlies pd. garden tractor with 5 attachpeling, 12 years old, OB large Rev. Brown, singers, Pall· I 448-1566. . 175-3 menlo $50. Pb. 367·7238. Jol in aice aeigbborhooc!- &Y• 2 bearers, lho KubBer Funeralj TWO - room furnished apt.: 1754 per ceat lou II available. !:";a!"" Haydem One 3 room lurnlsbed apt. MOBILE Home, 1161 Elrona, 44tJ..2587. l'l&-6 1 55 Y• utilities lura. 448-401.4. x o, reasonable price. Pb. D. B. WOOD, REALTOR • Business Serv1 .... Ill• will .. eond~~ Aucti..:._~ K110ttt ~· , -'1!'1'"'. ' Admlnlltrllor: RlbertMHkenzle . CWtc: Mn. R. E. Knetts. r • .. $1495 lf62 ·DODOI. Lon& wh0el Bue ·l'ldmp. Ex<e11en1 · ooadlUon,, 4 ..-1 · $1095 million, ll&bl ..... fiDisll lf62 COMIT 4 .door, I C)'l!nder, 111tomalic, radIo. wlslw tllw. sbarp, . $1295 1Ht PONTIAC CONY. V-8, automate, whltewaU ttroo, excellent condition tbrou&bout. $1295 1962 TIMPIST 4 ~ Sedan, automatle, racUa · end betl"i', loeol owner. clean. . $795 1M3 IIAMILII Amer~ ..., I door Sedaa, llaJid. ard ll'aDoml•IDD.' eleoa ..... $795 ·· tf62 IONNIYILLI PONTIAC 2 door bard top, J10o wer steerinl and bral!e!1 automatle, wlslw tlrea, au vinyl interior, real Cleell . -ear. · sn95 · 'II. 1964 MIICUIY MONT· CU.II 4 Dr. H.T. PS. PB. !lldfo, llwp wbl~ flotsb, VUJ 57 Ford ...... 595 VB % Ton. 8' factory stake, :fDOC1 8 ply ttr.,, real solid 61 GM( .. .. 1095 V.. Ton 8 11. Pickup. Wide 8 cyl. engine, Cab A·l cond1Uon. White over red bod~, flnl!lh, heater, new llru. Bottom, Oumto oncl'i'onclem H. Duty Trucks .....-.! "•t POMEROY MOTOR CO. Gaod Buys At Your Chevraltl Daaler Open E••nlnp 9 P Jlt. POMEROY, OHIO 't . ~: ' .. TRYUS! BEFORE YOU BUY ANYNEWCAR-WE KNow:: OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! GET A NO. 1 DEAL ON AMERICAIS NO..1 CAR!. ~~~- . • CHEVROLET CONTINUES TO LEAD IN CAR SALES EVERY MONTH IN 19661 Pomeroy Motor Open Evenings Til9:00 PM C~. 'l'. ol':l'' Pomeroy, Ohio''' �.,, , ' '.1 ' ' ;r,! ' Pi, ( .. · •• .,...., oIIA ...TB ,.. •••v• ••Y• ............ ... DoY- • • 0000 ~ I For S1le ... ·~ I UGIIT OAK ~kc~~e, b ;-;;. S BEDROOM borne, ..,..-·•· . 178~S . doors antique, apartment saze For l•nt \ oo . . . . lk 1k - leal Estate Lo1ns - "::.:1-:utlft .,.= ,.,..,~_:~ APARTMENT furn., ·· IRis ilwM ••• tiD tfl4ll gas r~ge, like new. 256-110'1. 2 large 178-3 rooms and bath. Private, ad- - ···- - ----· . - · ults 446-0370. . 178-3 NRI professional SJgnal gener- ----- ·· --- - - ~::;:::::: --· ..:... =I.:Est::;a::;te:.;;.;;;;..For..;;..SII_e_ll Hodgepodge ••• " - - ,. ,..,. .,:..-:,:,;..;:::c:: 10,....., a.&IV ,...._ .,.. ., .,,. 1 • ·- '- _ o. D. PARSONS w lk M Clyde 8 . a er, gr. Land BaD. lAIBD!I Small A ......... Acreage ..... ~w JDteresl " Locust st. Ph. 446o02III Golllpolll, Ohle ator · also pocket door fram- _ __ _ ing ·..,mplete. Ph. ' -::::"'- ,.. ,.,.. •• ,.. .,.. 8 RM. HOUSE on Spruce St., - ..,... ......... will unf. also free<er for sale. .. '"' ....... ··- .. c n' .f4&.4!47 177·2 ~9'19. 178-1 "'=• ':.0::. ";,':.:'::":;,. """'"'' a ' i963 VOLKSWAGEN with SUR....,_ ,., • .,_,,.. ... HOUSE, located Ave . roof and gasoline healer. $995 ·-==-"':'""':':"""::"== K ..,. on Filth 38IJ.8888 .........., wm -. che...- •• el anauga, ..,.... mo., . . , ..... 10. tor MCh cblrttto. :-:~:,,'~••; ..-::"....::. Ph Gallipolis f48..2318. · i>lumbi'!!_~ !'l!'.~ BUY .I Reall<lr WHERE YOU SAVE THE MOST 66 Ply!IIOUih 2295 II% 2M &ve., t4HIIII II'ARMS 111 A. e room htu8e, alumlntm stdiltg. Wood Paneling on lllslde. 30 A. coal, priced to sell fti,OOO • A., 211 minutes drive !rom 1211 toWB, 5 roems, bath, garage other outbuUdlnga. A tenant house, aict IObacro and -.CIIl' den. All go at t8$00. O'opa go If sold soon. WE HAVE Ianna !rom 1 tt ~ J ocres at prices to sell. Also -, city and village property. We beUeve we can sw•t your de- li!P-1--il-+-1-t-""1 mand. Call or come in. Sllleamt'll Wll)'lle Allllbary, 448-0dt Ear, WiD&en, Ill A MO"ERN 6 rm. home, • baths. " • full basement. bardwood 11....1.--·lf""'l Doors, storm drs. a. windows, • "' ~n. ha~- 1 memor~e~ I -~r_ I ~~ 1nn~ lnd priced to e Notice Dead Stock Removed Free 17~ in= ~Call = I FLUFFY H~ Quie~ ~ lo~ :t.,';;"~~L ·~IAlO=..ATELY ~~ os'.Mu~""wci-'2 ~ 0~~: low American Conv. Cpe, New ijres, aood top, dark green flnlsh, 6 cyl. 1 std. tran:s. Ra· dlo and beater borne, 3 large BR, large 111'1 DR. t batb, flrl!place, full offer,~· ~=t:,i :;" '""**' ~~~~re, Evau Hglll. relulng, Miller. w.ae CHECK THE MARKET ware. private. f55 mo., water, sew- w. types or buDding 111&18- THEN LOOK AT THIS PRINCESS Beauty Shop will bt age, garbage free. Day-<on- 1a11 block, brick, 18WW pipe, 'I'RIID BEDROOM BRUCK wrm from Auc. I until Auc. : tact Robert J. Roecbi, '1110 2nd wiadowa, lintels, etc. Claude I'ORIIAL 8.3\'J'i 1 flllr vacation. 178-3 Ave. at Rocchi's Lucheon- Whiten Rio Grande. 0. CH ... 1 ·,.CDA>Ilc ' ght _. .,..d Ave ' • l&-lt TILE BATHS LABGE BEDROOMS. 1 WILL eot be responsible for elle, Ni - ..., AND w.s . ..UU......cE. ......,....• A 167 12· J.Sl21 after ... qy debts other than my own Gallipolis, 0. - DOME HeaUng on, Pb. foma. ~...:,·~ ,..:.N~~"!"::!,-:!.; u of Ibis dale, July 71, 1966. FOR SALE 101 191-2181 tollecl LOT wrru olim' .... Sipld: lial!l Glover. a.tl IBIS MOVING TO Prt"rS· ::=-=;;;;-;;;-;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;: BAS BELIEVB REDUCEDom THZ RUGS a mess! Clean (<II' less I& FORD, 2 dr. Sedan, mo- BUBGR PRICE roAND .,...... rn Wllllecl To Do wilh Blue Lustre. Reel elec- lor rompletely rebuUt, body "HEAL BuY. tric shampooer $1. Sheppard, in good condition. Pbolle 444EXCELLENT HOME To De . 862 lsi. Ave. 1711-6 0'195 1.36-tl ' IRONINGS to do ,. my home. MARE- - ler horses also! • IItaker 50 ACRES Pb t48-3501. 178-3 2 quar ' 10001' dean lump lllld ou cAN LOOK AND LOOI< """ • . Call 1965 Mustaag v.a, Door speed coal. Carl Winlen.. Rio AND LOOK BuT vou·LL ••v· WANTED Gild Jobs to do. 448-3548 178-3 "--'a. l'balle CH WUJ. .. COME UP '!ITH ......._ 17~3 . Vla&IU THAN TIUS. ITS A 2 ·---HAS .......... STORM WINDOWS. Best in ,. TRUCK wrrov,..u,.. oo,...A""fJ· ..l'!'Nri'Now MUST llOLL Sousa Nunery lranapor quality best In price oa NEW GM.. •....... ,.... •••c•D AT "'"""· rrs .all• avallable, reasouble storm ' doors and windows. HEADQUARTERS or Gallipolis Block Co., 12311 1 - 1953 \\ ton FordS • n.T IN xrrcn ,..., allomothers, for !lh 'PPIll& ell}. c..: worlling llourly, Pine St Phone 448-2783. .uUc =• BATH AND •ROOM, M•Gstn. 1 1955 v.. toll Chevrolet .,, rateo. Pb. 444., 165-3 ,.,_ I t CENT COUNTRY VU:W. YOU WOULD .,.,fllr 1161 3-1 Ton • n PRoUD ro owN THIS ONE. "'"' ·1160 v.. Ton Dodge . ., 1954 t r<Jn~dump Modem Brick in bed FORD 12 volt v.a, starting, 1958 F 600 Ford • · ·M.Ie , Help Wanted · 17&-S 1962 'II< loa G.M.C. C'ity School District. _ _ • . Ul64 1 1oa IDteraalloDal RJ:U'S A • .,., NICE , """"""" 'IJMii;;;:;;BRIE;;o;;<MN;;;CED attendant for 1965 PONTIAC Star Chief, _. 4 • Minnea• ''" Molille Power aucK WITH FULL BA<EMENT rn• - ;;,ws::to motar • Private Durst it Graduate at Knox c~ DINlN~> :1: ~"aJ:, ~ • • ~. ••" ..,.~,ro . P~~~=ad~:?"~~ from~"irlillinl at Ft. aiiOII bOmL , Dal.~ ~ ~m, Hun"·"'~ ~ 00 "'.300 00 I - w=~ l:t 00 00 :':4 AUCTION .. •• USED BJiNttuRE beau"~•"u in ,PUBLIC· SAL,a . 14 ROOMS ~~ ~ 178-tf I niture. ..U M 758 Flrlll BEDROO noose. •• o1 ....,,lar Blue Lustre _ Ave. el___,,, " furnllbed W 11 •• '•all •• bi!I!IURI ·-..- Rent electriC erythl Dl new a ,0110w 44e s;~;d;ean~ing. __;_ .. $1. Central Sup- earpelli1l _... · llMI !7U llil7. jificri~c.;;pei~iio.;:-'tiH I1 show ~ avaUabU~ ,.,.. buy lrulurauce - • good romt>BD7 l.asl clalml &er\'ICO --• 1.,. 'dies. We bave all lbree at tbe Nea1 ..... •-- -&«e.,. See :,, your Grllllgl • ••If tiiiiD - AceD~* .,.. • Smith•. = :i.= ....... ba~ &d~t acetotbtrl8bt-doorllfllle " Ran,.. drlven.wete :.;:::;;;;;;~ I pleD~ -16 ma. ·r .• Officerl said e8l'l drWell by E. Smith, 19, Rl 1 Galli· and Opal Sheppard, M, Ave., collided. Both 30 DUDOr PUBUC ~ ~of 111M. ~._ ·y:":;"~H~~ "~ ::1"-c~=~ :: ~ ~: c:;::,. Co. --·-~-. 177~ lot on Third Ave. It was the ,.. Z39tb accident In the first ~~ ~ i4N'l'ED. parking wbo 8~tsW. ~-~.~,~~"':"c.:".~.~ -~"' w......, Kroeer 8~~":'.. 1.~ ~ W~ Friday Ia the o:; 1f2 ~';.ar;!. William Sbeppafcl see..,::':.;,'::!:~; todamth~ car ud l0l'xal71'aa-•fllr . Oner big and 11 SAW SHOP, lharpenaelt·'llulltj saws, babd saws, blades •AMILY 1G0c1 Two Shlry Brick KentuckJ where he lB stall•meGI loeation, HI! buildiDI iaclud- • BR, 1'>2 !lath, llot water lor adVanced .trabDI!In IIIPJltiJ IBg eqal])l1lelll IIJd blvotc. loeated 1 blocb from Eddie 11 a 1986 graduate stock. pollt faclllg the Pomeroy High School end Ia Obio River, plenty of llbw married to lilt fonDer Ruth \ b th ' 1 ,,_ , a..., IIJd.llirulll •11 a acre Reed, Mlddlepbrl. Ht· receluz 11 A. 7 ROOM bome, .50 A. tobacco base, IChool Yacanl spent una 'IINel< •t hoale j)efon hull end mall HID, lloot ID . retuniDg lD P't. KlloK. "' ·· Rio Graade .14,500. lfarlMI $500 Down ' low "' ·~u!l'es:t 1 on old Route 35• Allll take over the are· Enrolled Saitlmeeld • • rate loan on thl• 5 room 220 John l. &IWill located ln Syracuse, . For Summer SelllliCitJI Ruse1l • br, bath, city water, &a• Rio Grande Colle&e1188::J OSCAR BAIRD Realtor aace, one car garage. ed 2ZO ltuderita· for the ' ts.21D aesa1on which laird Realty ComPIIIY · and ro•Unues ...... uu ........ $17 750 18 Aug II. BIG buainesl buUdins with ' · Uving qlllll'len abova, full BUYS thJa loBg ruch The enrollment shows • drop basement, bath. Gaa beat, llob¥t DU.Iojl, Realtor 76 studenu from the lint iDr room, , intersummer Of atteadlnc the, located Ia Gallipolis. ear •· , number sesiion. ol studento 1 •A "'ARM one -•- frame drive, of ohade, patio summer BCbool. 8!1 are .., • • , . - · • fruit and """''" ihL lt'allard campus, ·1\lhlle lilt "fttll811d!!!: home, coal heal, aomo , ,........ " •--ted iD · •e cemmutiq. """' ....,.~u Twp. beat at tile prict. It's priced for f:!,OOO. • k Roben Baird, Saleomu Large 7 Room Bnc Ollke Pileu 61W'l'li- U ln. Located in Middleport. Ohio -< lfi.Way Inn Tn1ck Stop, in dr. sedan, excellent COli dIt lOR • U····, ENTIRE MAIN FLOORrAMTLY IS c UPE'l"ED, --· IIODII:BN KITCHEN. ROOM • 1 acre lot, 4 BR, """ • J(lnaUiL Apply ill person. Pb. 444HIII02. 177-3 1955 '>2 International ~ ~":.";;." ..';;;,u':,A~. ';1,~'i',!l;l; zce, basement, borne , • 17f.! 1953 CHEVROLET, paneled 1960 \!a Toll ll'ord ... IIILI.o vDLAGE. oome repair, t good bulldf~tg an experienced, re- delivery $50. Inquire Gallipo. 1958 \\ loR GMC NEW LISTING, lots. Priced reason~~ior SPECIAL SALE : t;JJit man to work on lis Boat Centenary, 3 Bedrooms Hobart TINICiay Evenl111 farlb. must be able to mt t95iTwO .DOOR Chevrolet ill 1963 2,L ton GMC I'OR You CAN owN THIS RE Aug. 2nci-7 p,M. ..,.. bave machinery knowi-J good condition fl2~. Call 448- ,_ F_: _ '" _ ....... LOCATED MODERN aoJDt. Ecltor .. .. At Tho Lllclllt ., llellll'll JlraaHa -• good I 2589. vou I ,. INcLuDEsBATH. A MODERN KITCREN. Hone Traders eMt, good wages a.... 177 ••• I~ Cbev. tonc""AMJc H.w. FLOORs AND KNOTTS Evniu 441-1221 dlristlaD heme Call Hart~ . FLAT USEABLE UYf. CITY Bo nan za ..... Ohio, m3s14 or write: 'AKC Pomeranian Pupples,l4<177~ 1158 Cbev. \!a ton IICBOOLS, w•TER AND GAO. lll11 Nartltiql . Ht IIIII$ AUCTION HOUSE 1950 Dod&t v.. ton ,_.., tiM8 , B Yoa ll1llkl your own deal ,.__ I Equip Cor. Third & Olin 1 Mrl. Jobn Cebula, Jr., Burg· · ThiS Week 1 Best uy Trade _ Rent - Buy -Land .......p ng ' 1958 Chevrolet \!a w. Jimmy Sayre, A _ , " ltill, Ohio. stating experience 16 FT BOAT, 11> HP motor Oldamoblle .,......, ADVANTAGE or -nm OP· contract, yi>u name it, it's ,..... _ llPilCIAL8 .. ON ..;., w•- des1red. 173-5 •150.00. CaU 448-2397. 1965 PtlRTUNITY. THIS LIKE NE W 2 Yll . ...._ two ,.... .......,_ 17• 3 New Ill" Rotary Cutten _... ow • BEDROOM HOME INCLUDES yours 011 this 1B wwu ...,• AP&CIIE CAMP TRAlLERS. ~----==:==~=.~ r A MAGNIFICENT KITCHEN WITH I scbools borne bull . I 1•=======;;;;;;;;= .,.NGE AND oVEN. MARBLI WIN· blocks rom • Buffalo Mea •ltb WU 11 50 1 •12'11, now f999; .,. • .,a I., He ID W• nted i', New t ton farm wagons wltb oow . •"'·MoM H.w.. AND FLOoRs. It's got four 1'001111 bath was Ona APPLIANCE SALE LARGESlu.s UT:LITY ATad ad t ..... tireS f}29.00 UP rACKED GAJlAGE. OI<LY 013.500. and priced for lr e a ....... Chief WBI JIOW $t25; 1lJAJTREssES waRted. A p pI y Our big summet Oai!UII New 8.25 • 20. 10 ply nylon The WISEMAN Bring JOID' bogs, dJickena, .. Deluu Easle wu DOW · · 111 perso• at Tyo'o Restaurparade ;., under tDa~. tires f55 Inc. federal lu. goau in. We'll trade. f658; Ten per cent ofl en all 10 ,110 pbone calls. Now ei•inl labulousi1 . " Oldo Valley lmplemeal C& Agency Camp Supplies_. AMSBAR _till Y c..., -- 1711-6 I: IR'iCC'I on Freezers, Refrh::er· PIDe St... PIL 111 M Co d•tiO• . We,WIIIIuy Any timlhLE AGED lady .to Uve otors. Wuber-Dcyer Paua, Ul DSTI OHico Gl W64J Central Air n 1. n APACHE TRAILERS, tl31 AmOunt, lncludl.lll care for elderly lady. ' Elec. and Air-Condl- Bn. 8 a.m. • 5 p.IL 1 lb Glt47'16 Hedgewood Ave., Ph. 44&llZ31, 17M CampltM Elf._ • ... -m and board. $100 tb month. ........__ _ _. I . N. W.......,,. Gl t.4500_. Thi• carpeted brick ...... --• tionero. u cu. 11. c Services ..,....._ ~...., KNOTTS · .,.. bave good heal ouu Froner $195 1JI ACRE Farm, can drive USED FURNITUR5 aracter. Ph. 446-0190. 19 cv. II Choat $2SS i llO'lER, backhoe, wort. Hill' tractors over 90 acres; plen1161 s.-.1 An. 177 _ -tJ I ~':.;::n·"'on""o:-.f•Fr.:reo:::Lt.. Croom I man R. Reese, Cheshire, 0. ty of water; Barn holds 75 . GoUipe1Jr, Ohio ;;,.,.,.;;;;;;E;;;R;-.IM~A.u:;ntthbe;-;relia-· ; fer ooch cubic copoclty ' Ph. 367-7560. 18&-26 bead of caWe, has pipe liRe ,apa~.~.. rou buy in a Unlco frHUr . ~nil lkln u1 ·lh 350 gal IIIIa, Ill live in and work to ' .-.frl.. r - or ......,lnotlon, TERMITE PEST ""'" • ~~ mi g eq P· "' · , Columbuo. DU 8-8254. 176-3 Ph. WY 2-2181 f'REE IIISpectiDD. c:a11 448-SZ41 buill tank; estimate of 2,000 • Merrill O'Dell, Operator for bales of hay ban: 140 ton . Wanted--- · POMOHE R0Y Emrmltel Termite Senlee of corn silage. Pri"" has been 10 11 BelmoDt Dr. 187-tf reduced doWB to $17,500, rome WOOD twnlng lathe and chain • r-......, 01 Beadl Olllll'llt and see ua if we cu't aet our August 11 If 9:30 A.M.,; ·• Pb. 448-2461. 178-3 , ........ ... _._ may take ""'"'! LoCommerdal or reoldeattal If .. - · we ,_.- . Jaclt W. C•rMY· Mgr. M can be doae lor lea FaJD cated 1 mile from Btdwell oa 41 fourth Ave., . GIIIIJI9!3J~~·~~o · ·· Patient can do It, Tbomall W. FaiD Rodney Rd., pbolle W· E. S.!lina The An~ ~Ill ' 11:1"~"' U> VIlli an IIUildilla • IIIW • Son Euerrnlnalin& Co. Thompson, CH 5-6442. 1'12-3 1111me or romodeltag. • 111 ' let-. W. .... GUilder• Ololrlbutor a.JD. to to p.m.. Wbee G II' 1· ~ lor HDIPDhd &ppn-. Alli _:ba~·g.~o= . ;;Pit.:=PR=.....'.. 'i8=ll-tl=j Moving To 1 1po IS and · f54.ll ~ LET THE OILLON NEIGHBORHOOD Rd., 7 rooma, - l!:ledr1c lnsurl.AGENCY baths ' buUt-iD kltcbeil, pd LOW PRICES .. Ma~ - - SBOW you the fillest In 1oWD 2 full '~• ' .,•GtJD . ·~ m-3681' , and Corba Fur· THREE llnDp to lOOk lor •bea and roun1ry home 1 large oae ..,.. lot. •:"• · obampeoer. fl. Farmera ' 1 Servi- OfhiNd ....,...., lot 11e1. Listing, aelling and 1111i1cl•• 11142. · •.., since tU-ZI'It Olllee Ph..... 441-12%1 EveatD& .... fl. 1e1I 1 ,; OFFICI PHONE .. !1 ..1 OF ArmiUEs . HOIJSBIOLD ~·;' · · Vtr!n!f: ~ed.;"*' _: ~ 24 .11111 411 D616 · 1 See The Man Who Can Sa~~~ You The·Most- Pome-r oy ~lot#ia · , -~ aa-..t-Dr, = Mason • .W- V'J nJ.S61• ··61 Rambler .. 595 -·ON--AGENCY.,... .. =~·..:::.... Horton St. 112-2so6 : beater, a real sharpie .... Estate For Slle 1754 446-4434. OfJiee Pb- • • FURNISHED apartment. 631 IJ58 MOBILE home, 2 bedI( A FRUIT FARM Fourtb Ave. 1'13-tf rooms earpet and new lini A•. Peachft, larp building ONE A Two Bedrm. -apt.j 448-3876. 17f.S equ;p: mu, remove your dead utilities pd. Gallipolis ApartAWNINGS NEW USTING meot. · ....,. · banel, COWB and mules. Call menls. Pb. 441j.q/3Z. 133-11 CANVAS At Aluminum. Frank . _ 1 mile out U.S. 35 Clllleet Jackson 2lliJ453l or 3 ROOM apartment, 11Dfurnisb- Robinson. Ph. 446-0570. .... .. 1 A. 1 bedroola' !tome, 10111 ,.. C2dlllcolhe 7'J2.68II. . · ed with mtall room f.- •lllr., lite bact oo. ad ed. Make 111 .. 10ft and bright as aga. Private. James E. Danezperieaced operators, .::fo':f ':?:Z: line eondition, las district, 0 DeW. 'lbat'o l!'bat cleaning ner, 13 Pine. Ph. ......, at- Legal hauuag • JDOVID&, Air • ........,..., riverrin; pricl rugs will do when you use ter 5. lO'btf eompressora JoolJ, eJee. weJ.. ;'t..1:8"'=aun.TINIUI'CHBN<AB· ed. Make u ae effer, Billa Lustre Rent electric 3 ROOM rottaae, large on ders. CaU ;,.. lt&4112. JGe INBTI. PRICED .,••,... iliate ,.._ion. ROUSH & LYONS · Camping Trailer~ · . Turquoise finish, power steer· ina: and brakes. Radio and Police Probe Accident --------'--~:;;;;===~~;::;;,;;;; a Minor ~~ce~~: a~~:.~ , e " ·'·· eCt~mping Eq!Jipme~tb ~~rs~;~a ~! ~~!~ !!,;1 1!!!. ;ri--t"-,t""'t, Sh~~~~~l SALES 'tw e JtENTALSo'• • •, . i ••w eo. ~. I~ ° eCar eTruck eHe•t•o· Core e Bulldoz<r eAny Type Valiant 200. 4 door. Mist blue finish. 9000 miles by loco! owner. Automatic. Like new 176-3 • 176-3 .. 3 ROOM fum . cottage, utilities Ul64 MODEL 26 Foot Ow e n s .,.ANDARD PLUMBING 6 Memory ....... pd., White Ave. 448-2713.!7'-S Cabin Cruiser, like new. 220 BEATING, 51M SecOIId Ave. IN--ME-MORY of our husband horsepower motor wltb . f4b.3'll2. 3-lf ·and father, Harold D. Swisb· 112 BEDROOMS House in Plants top, all canvas, air ho:n, IOBN n•MMEI er, wbo passed away one sub division 011 Bulavlle Rd. spotlight. bow rail many Plwllblllg lllld llutiDI 1 year ago July 31, 1965. Ph. 440-1344. 76-3 other extras, Call Summers • raurtb Ave.~UJa'l ~ NOibln& but as we P'IJRN. APT. 2 room A bath, Furnilljre Co., Wellston, Ohio lil!iWI'I"l PLUMBING journey oa, . 828 Second. 446-0818. 174-3 Ph. 3Jit-3330. 176-5 AND '!EATING Loqing for a smile from a al ROUTE 1111 prollqll eourt. . fllrCall loved one gone. ~ OFFICE space, app=: 1,500 1957 CHEVRO!$T Bela1r, r.;:,_ G 6-t7 _ 1 3 35 Hone know the depth of our · sq. feet, atr conditioned. sharp, 448-4517. _ - ,.,..,ce. deep regret, ! Prime location, ph. 441HI263, 14 FT. Fiberglass Boat with . But we remember when oth-1 II a.m. to 4 p.m. 1?2-G conv. top, ski equip., 35 H.P. _RCiai _ Estate Sale_ 0 erJ forget. i ~ Wt:b , ot month Sleeom~ Mercury motor, Master Crall HOME SITI:"S larg• J!o, Still loved. sttll remembered.! room lurntobed apL lriUer trailer See at 511 Oak Dnve. b ' t I g•• In · ed b wif Helen ua' •--Id · tat Iter reasons le, na ura ~. llllllly miss y e. • opace. Contact Ste . Spring Valley Es ea. a low tax district in sight of CloyceMaureea and famtly and Park r..,t.ral· Hotel. m-11 5 o'clock. 176-3 Kyger creek Schools. Em 7dson ghter and ramau • spaco lor 111111. IAll VERY good used beavy duly 7350. 171 ·2 lot 140 x 215, loeated iD Rio lly. Gl 1-2342 trom I LID. 1111 battery charger, cl!arges 12 55 Madison Ave. newly-decor- Grande. Ph. 245-5471. ' Card Of Thanks p.a batteries at tune $19.95; good , ated 5 rooms ~nd bath with BY OWNER 3 bedrooms on - - - - - - - - - - - : - ROOMS by week or monlh. La· uaed apt. size Tappan Gas furniture InqUire 57 Madison 3 am.' Riverview lot, lnrl'-t-""tl 1Vll WISH Ill express our. •m- fayette HoteL Ph. 446-2522. range $19.95; 20bqt.Acan· Ave. or ~all 446-0390. 177-6 1- r Cr.;,k District, 21> tere thanks 111 our relatives, 21-2.11 ners $2.29; new 5 tu e rvn~ ~ yge . . ,dt.... frieada a{lll aeighbor~ for . [ clock radio $19S5; S A V E MODERN 6 nn. home, two baths, bwlt·la - ~ , ..,, tbe ldDdrle!s, sympathy and OFFICE ROOM or swte, mod- MONEY AT WICKLINE'S baths, full basement, bard- light basemeet, p&rty ··room, beautiful Dural offerings ex- em. air condllioRed, lnqwre I "EVERYTHING" STORE, wood floors, storm drs. and allached garage, priced at . . . . tended during the illness Paul Dav1es Jewelers. Gl &- Bidwell. windows, lot 140 x 215, lo- $21,500. Phone Gallipolil : w 47 and deatb of our husband and . 1647. __ _ _ _ 1 -21 i ONE JERSEY cow; also '59 cated Ia Rio Grande. Ph ~~ 2378. • 1 ,.ther, Hayden Shelton. We . 2 ROOM fum. apt:, b~tb. Ad- Studebalrer pickup truck $%15; 5479. I s BEDROOM borne With car..,..,tally want to thank I ults. Cheap rend, utihlies pd. garden tractor with 5 attachpeling, 12 years old, OB large Rev. Brown, singers, Pall· I 448-1566. . 175-3 menlo $50. Pb. 367·7238. Jol in aice aeigbborhooc!- &Y• 2 bearers, lho KubBer Funeralj TWO - room furnished apt.: 1754 per ceat lou II available. !:";a!"" Haydem One 3 room lurnlsbed apt. MOBILE Home, 1161 Elrona, 44tJ..2587. l'l&-6 1 55 Y• utilities lura. 448-401.4. x o, reasonable price. Pb. D. B. WOOD, REALTOR • Business Serv1 .... Ill• will .. eond~~ Aucti..:._~ K110ttt ~· , -'1!'1'"'. ' Admlnlltrllor: RlbertMHkenzle . CWtc: Mn. R. E. Knetts. r • .. $1495 lf62 ·DODOI. Lon& wh0el Bue ·l'ldmp. Ex<e11en1 · ooadlUon,, 4 ..-1 · $1095 million, ll&bl ..... fiDisll lf62 COMIT 4 .door, I C)'l!nder, 111tomalic, radIo. wlslw tllw. sbarp, . $1295 1Ht PONTIAC CONY. V-8, automate, whltewaU ttroo, excellent condition tbrou&bout. $1295 1962 TIMPIST 4 ~ Sedan, automatle, racUa · end betl"i', loeol owner. clean. . $795 1M3 IIAMILII Amer~ ..., I door Sedaa, llaJid. ard ll'aDoml•IDD.' eleoa ..... $795 ·· tf62 IONNIYILLI PONTIAC 2 door bard top, J10o wer steerinl and bral!e!1 automatle, wlslw tlrea, au vinyl interior, real Cleell . -ear. · sn95 · 'II. 1964 MIICUIY MONT· CU.II 4 Dr. H.T. PS. PB. !lldfo, llwp wbl~ flotsb, VUJ 57 Ford ...... 595 VB % Ton. 8' factory stake, :fDOC1 8 ply ttr.,, real solid 61 GM( .. .. 1095 V.. Ton 8 11. Pickup. Wide 8 cyl. engine, Cab A·l cond1Uon. White over red bod~, flnl!lh, heater, new llru. Bottom, Oumto oncl'i'onclem H. Duty Trucks .....-.! "•t POMEROY MOTOR CO. Gaod Buys At Your Chevraltl Daaler Open E••nlnp 9 P Jlt. POMEROY, OHIO 't . ~: ' .. TRYUS! BEFORE YOU BUY ANYNEWCAR-WE KNow:: OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! GET A NO. 1 DEAL ON AMERICAIS NO..1 CAR!. ~~~- . • CHEVROLET CONTINUES TO LEAD IN CAR SALES EVERY MONTH IN 19661 Pomeroy Motor Open Evenings Til9:00 PM C~. 'l'. ol':l'' Pomeroy, Ohio''' �'.) 2D-The Sunday Tlmes-Sentin~l, S~n~!Y.• July 31, 1988 ---------- Traffic Fatality • IS :100 .· ' ' ' ' .,_ I ' I .. '' ' _I I ,. • ' .... r ,, , •;1, ; I - .. ' " f' ·\. \ '. .. '',. ' .. .·. .. ' • c • ~-•• ' . ., ' ITS DEPRESSIIJG ! THERE'S NO RDM~tJC~ LEFT ltJ THE WORLD! 0 Q ELBER·FELDS ~OtliQUe ... ,-HERE IS SO~EONE wHO ·, tOVES rou~ ' ' You C:•11't ~·• Here &2 Ford Gal 500 t dr. I . ,. At frons., P. .... rlna, f'.clio end he•ter . SOLID STATE 64 Ford Custom 2 Doo, • ~1. Std. Tron1. R&H, W~lt. .Sido Wolio. 2 Door Hordtop. 6 cyl. STEREO 64 Ford Fairlane ,_, 2 Dr. Hordtop, 8 cyJ. ln4or. *odlo & hootor. Whi"""ll moo. . Ford G1laxie Helen Help Us By Helen Bott.el 63 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. I cyll• • out• tr•'l'· Rodia ·~ l.· _ . . . , w,:tl tlroo. Ltf.His ~oV~.· .... ·'lt•rlnat . ' ~ ~~ -- - . Kr· other models of RCA ..... I YOUTH ASKED FOR rr he said be was a Senior This colums is for young peo· he's just a Junior, and be Wer- Skidmore pie, their problems and pleas· a car, when his friends say 5..... tr•ns. 2 apetfl_~r I AM A . . • ores, their troubles and fun. As ferent; and he sings with a · ellii; LA>ng whoel baM!' '··~ II with the rest of Helen Help US! , band when he can't even carry · DMem~ry , ~ ~ 1'. It welcomes laughs but won't a tune in a bucket. That's just . C:lllt"" 2 Door ./I~J#9P· 1 • • dodge a serious question with biB way of kidding around, I Pftfor StHrinl ooi41 ...... ..,.utoftolotk ...... Man and can't say no to a brush-off. guess. reasonable deall We are Send your teenage questions Every time 1 telephone him, 65 Dodoe D•rt eivinJ our year..nd to YO.UTII ASKED FOR IT, he tells me be doesn't like me. ftiOIUiUl l..,i. . lo """-'· aw,'MN.U trlft\.~• ;iifll.: ,AL 'RICES on aU 1966 care of Helen HELP US! this Since he lies about everything, SHE UKES HI!R PRINTS ebarmiD£ The ~~~ nH (left), fashion's newest pel, Is at ease on tbe ,.ue. Deliglle4 by Oldsm~Zil~s, Chevrolets, newspaper. I feel he may he lying Mr, Dbto In Slrethnlt'aspeelal prlntetlllretrb fabrle; tile 64 C'-riill81) Trucks, Used Oars and STEALING SHOULD this too. After all, he doesn't suit mons willa every body tliotlon. Ruu P~1' daldel lelolr 4 '?.•· I cyll...,, l'rucb. Come on in where BE REPORTED hang up on me. What do you agaluat a delleate paatel vone (riJbt) In IIIII priDt blouse •!lh-llo ....., Into & think'. - D.. H Dear He1en: and skirt eostwlie:l'erJIIIDeBt·pmlled pleatl idcl mllece ...... .... ,• •.~, .... "'-<!, •l't<odn'• action Is. whllew•B'' tfrel. 't11• new , 75 TO CHOOSI FROM I work hard on a story for Dear H: 10 llalt travet.uppy·tem. YOUR· . · I our school literary magazine. Yo~'d better believe him .... and lt wasn't accepted. That' Either ':"ay, you can't win: . that f t bo I 'end I look thai was set outlast fall . . '!'he okay I'll try again. I if he's a liar, you wouldn't mg II'S Y " , · freeze ~•n...t ll Bui when I read my "Scroll," him, and if he's finally truthful, alit differently, bu! Ill ~ve late spring ves b heonlin1 found the girl who DID get you haven't got him. admit it took a while. I m lose 110me lea " her IIOry accepted had copied So stop lelephlng beys! - H. thing but grateful to him, now. 210.236 Second Ave. It almost word for word from a ONE WHO CHANGED You see, thai firgl boy friend Gelllpolis, Ohio cburch magazine we receive Dear Helen: brouJ;ht me out of my shell iiiiii!iiiiPh~.~4~4=6~3:6~72~iii!iJ.I from the East. I just wanted to comment gave me S'H-eonfidence. iii Should 1 pretend I never read !bose letters that say &Iris l!llowed me I WBI "In the the "original?" - BOlLING can't turn a hood into a &ood Ding," that I could aUract fel· Dear Boiling: guy. lows. Wbeo we broke up I . .. .. . And let this girl think It's possible. I know. I met thqht J'd die, lor about two l 1 plagiarism pays? Steallnc words real nice girl I liked a lot. daya, may~. lbree. IIben which den'! beloag to you Is didn't want to burl her Ia looked arouild 8lld found 1 "·~,. _· lis on me buys 1 new dishonest as shoplifing, way, se I duuiged because other boys-+ well, they weren !I'll PC',.., I~ should be reported to your thai, and I suppose because exactly standing In llue, . i'II\T , ,. a HEARING AID magazine's adult advlsor.-H. really wanted to stop being a they knew me, 1 wasn't afraid Dear Helen: hood. to lalk to them, 8lld pretty soon ,; ,. '•10'.Pt~.~ · When we broke up, I thought 1 bad a new boy friend. I met this boy at a dance have seen him a couple of of going back to what I was, : t since. I've really flipped just to get even, bull didn't be-, Don't try to. hang on to your him, but there's just one cause I liked "the New Me" first leila, gll'ls. You do lUI·• , : . and we tell theml it may not be mutual. better. By then I'~ learned bow BJ'OW each other. But never stop jlh;.,.'allllllt your hearing-bas it reached the stage You see he never tens stupid II Is to go looking for thanking him, in your mind. truth w~ a Ue will do. He taught you bow to be a re: wonder whether or not a bearing aid 1 guess I'm j~ Olle out of male-type girl. - H. would be benefiCial? Our testing iB FREE and withmany, but I w81}ted you to FINAL know there is at least one. ~ out oblieation, and our recommendaUo111 based on CLEARANCE SPECIAL MAYBE? Huge Geranium Bu . ~Jtte$\Ey~Mr's experience. NOW Is tbe lime to Dear Spt!clal: ON Very special! But not all 43 Blooam,,BiidJ Wo~hlldrent ~Iii 1Wfitldor an appointmen~ In tbe privacy of that unique. According to my A huge aeranlwn IS mall a great many teellll have ID the ·yard of the Sharp learned in time "It's stupid to borne at 1811 Chatham Ave go looking lor trouble." Con- GalllpoUs. ., gratulations! -H. Opt~~ Until f 'M Dear Helea: 'l'he plant Is 41 lnchel 25 N. Court St. Athem, 0. IIITUIDAY You get lettera from cJrl• who and bas 30 red blooms lll1d buds. ~t.l....,-------------~..JI..--M;;,;Uolll;;;,l;;,;•';;,;"rt~-""""' aay lhey'U Devil' Ill wer 101- It has·lfCIWP from allllall afip0 ~~~ r . ~ . . white 1.V.'s, am :radios, · am~fm radios, clock radios and transistor radios. ..........., In the Music Department on . the 2nd Floor I CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Elberleld$ In Pomeroy . . ~ / . ' I'·. I, . I . .. ' 1 •1 ,EVERY I"'' .• . PERSON ,~ 20 TO, ~:·.'id~· "'soME DON'T NEED ONE ''flilfe you SHOES, The Shoi Box ... $295.00 \WAGON . ~25.00 .. . . ·. oil . ' ~ · ~195.00 •·. ~95o00 •. I '" o, ' 0 ..,_,,,. the newi19.67-R.CA V.ictorColor T.V.'s, 5 ~·. .I .! ' • �'.) 2D-The Sunday Tlmes-Sentin~l, S~n~!Y.• July 31, 1988 ---------- Traffic Fatality • IS :100 .· ' ' ' ' .,_ I ' I .. '' ' _I I ,. • ' .... r ,, , •;1, ; I - .. ' " f' ·\. \ '. .. '',. ' .. .·. .. ' • c • ~-•• ' . ., ' ITS DEPRESSIIJG ! THERE'S NO RDM~tJC~ LEFT ltJ THE WORLD! 0 Q ELBER·FELDS ~OtliQUe ... ,-HERE IS SO~EONE wHO ·, tOVES rou~ ' ' You C:•11't ~·• Here &2 Ford Gal 500 t dr. I . ,. At frons., P. .... rlna, f'.clio end he•ter . SOLID STATE 64 Ford Custom 2 Doo, • ~1. Std. Tron1. R&H, W~lt. .Sido Wolio. 2 Door Hordtop. 6 cyl. STEREO 64 Ford Fairlane ,_, 2 Dr. Hordtop, 8 cyJ. ln4or. *odlo & hootor. Whi"""ll moo. . Ford G1laxie Helen Help Us By Helen Bott.el 63 Ford Galaxie 4 Dr. I cyll• • out• tr•'l'· Rodia ·~ l.· _ . . . , w,:tl tlroo. Ltf.His ~oV~.· .... ·'lt•rlnat . ' ~ ~~ -- - . Kr· other models of RCA ..... I YOUTH ASKED FOR rr he said be was a Senior This colums is for young peo· he's just a Junior, and be Wer- Skidmore pie, their problems and pleas· a car, when his friends say 5..... tr•ns. 2 apetfl_~r I AM A . . • ores, their troubles and fun. As ferent; and he sings with a · ellii; LA>ng whoel baM!' '··~ II with the rest of Helen Help US! , band when he can't even carry · DMem~ry , ~ ~ 1'. It welcomes laughs but won't a tune in a bucket. That's just . C:lllt"" 2 Door ./I~J#9P· 1 • • dodge a serious question with biB way of kidding around, I Pftfor StHrinl ooi41 ...... ..,.utoftolotk ...... Man and can't say no to a brush-off. guess. reasonable deall We are Send your teenage questions Every time 1 telephone him, 65 Dodoe D•rt eivinJ our year..nd to YO.UTII ASKED FOR IT, he tells me be doesn't like me. ftiOIUiUl l..,i. . lo """-'· aw,'MN.U trlft\.~• ;iifll.: ,AL 'RICES on aU 1966 care of Helen HELP US! this Since he lies about everything, SHE UKES HI!R PRINTS ebarmiD£ The ~~~ nH (left), fashion's newest pel, Is at ease on tbe ,.ue. Deliglle4 by Oldsm~Zil~s, Chevrolets, newspaper. I feel he may he lying Mr, Dbto In Slrethnlt'aspeelal prlntetlllretrb fabrle; tile 64 C'-riill81) Trucks, Used Oars and STEALING SHOULD this too. After all, he doesn't suit mons willa every body tliotlon. Ruu P~1' daldel lelolr 4 '?.•· I cyll...,, l'rucb. Come on in where BE REPORTED hang up on me. What do you agaluat a delleate paatel vone (riJbt) In IIIII priDt blouse •!lh-llo ....., Into & think'. - D.. H Dear He1en: and skirt eostwlie:l'erJIIIDeBt·pmlled pleatl idcl mllece ...... .... ,• •.~, .... "'-<!, •l't<odn'• action Is. whllew•B'' tfrel. 't11• new , 75 TO CHOOSI FROM I work hard on a story for Dear H: 10 llalt travet.uppy·tem. YOUR· . · I our school literary magazine. Yo~'d better believe him .... and lt wasn't accepted. That' Either ':"ay, you can't win: . that f t bo I 'end I look thai was set outlast fall . . '!'he okay I'll try again. I if he's a liar, you wouldn't mg II'S Y " , · freeze ~•n...t ll Bui when I read my "Scroll," him, and if he's finally truthful, alit differently, bu! Ill ~ve late spring ves b heonlin1 found the girl who DID get you haven't got him. admit it took a while. I m lose 110me lea " her IIOry accepted had copied So stop lelephlng beys! - H. thing but grateful to him, now. 210.236 Second Ave. It almost word for word from a ONE WHO CHANGED You see, thai firgl boy friend Gelllpolis, Ohio cburch magazine we receive Dear Helen: brouJ;ht me out of my shell iiiiii!iiiiPh~.~4~4=6~3:6~72~iii!iJ.I from the East. I just wanted to comment gave me S'H-eonfidence. iii Should 1 pretend I never read !bose letters that say &Iris l!llowed me I WBI "In the the "original?" - BOlLING can't turn a hood into a &ood Ding," that I could aUract fel· Dear Boiling: guy. lows. Wbeo we broke up I . .. .. . And let this girl think It's possible. I know. I met thqht J'd die, lor about two l 1 plagiarism pays? Steallnc words real nice girl I liked a lot. daya, may~. lbree. IIben which den'! beloag to you Is didn't want to burl her Ia looked arouild 8lld found 1 "·~,. _· lis on me buys 1 new dishonest as shoplifing, way, se I duuiged because other boys-+ well, they weren !I'll PC',.., I~ should be reported to your thai, and I suppose because exactly standing In llue, . i'II\T , ,. a HEARING AID magazine's adult advlsor.-H. really wanted to stop being a they knew me, 1 wasn't afraid Dear Helen: hood. to lalk to them, 8lld pretty soon ,; ,. '•10'.Pt~.~ · When we broke up, I thought 1 bad a new boy friend. I met this boy at a dance have seen him a couple of of going back to what I was, : t since. I've really flipped just to get even, bull didn't be-, Don't try to. hang on to your him, but there's just one cause I liked "the New Me" first leila, gll'ls. You do lUI·• , : . and we tell theml it may not be mutual. better. By then I'~ learned bow BJ'OW each other. But never stop jlh;.,.'allllllt your hearing-bas it reached the stage You see he never tens stupid II Is to go looking for thanking him, in your mind. truth w~ a Ue will do. He taught you bow to be a re: wonder whether or not a bearing aid 1 guess I'm j~ Olle out of male-type girl. - H. would be benefiCial? Our testing iB FREE and withmany, but I w81}ted you to FINAL know there is at least one. ~ out oblieation, and our recommendaUo111 based on CLEARANCE SPECIAL MAYBE? Huge Geranium Bu . ~Jtte$\Ey~Mr's experience. NOW Is tbe lime to Dear Spt!clal: ON Very special! But not all 43 Blooam,,BiidJ Wo~hlldrent ~Iii 1Wfitldor an appointmen~ In tbe privacy of that unique. According to my A huge aeranlwn IS mall a great many teellll have ID the ·yard of the Sharp learned in time "It's stupid to borne at 1811 Chatham Ave go looking lor trouble." Con- GalllpoUs. ., gratulations! -H. Opt~~ Until f 'M Dear Helea: 'l'he plant Is 41 lnchel 25 N. Court St. Athem, 0. IIITUIDAY You get lettera from cJrl• who and bas 30 red blooms lll1d buds. ~t.l....,-------------~..JI..--M;;,;Uolll;;;,l;;,;•';;,;"rt~-""""' aay lhey'U Devil' Ill wer 101- It has·lfCIWP from allllall afip0 ~~~ r . ~ . . white 1.V.'s, am :radios, · am~fm radios, clock radios and transistor radios. ..........., In the Music Department on . the 2nd Floor I CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER Elberleld$ In Pomeroy . . ~ / . ' I'·. I, . I . .. ' 1 •1 ,EVERY I"'' .• . PERSON ,~ 20 TO, ~:·.'id~· "'soME DON'T NEED ONE ''flilfe you SHOES, The Shoi Box ... $295.00 \WAGON . ~25.00 .. . . ·. oil . ' ~ · ~195.00 •·. ~95o00 •. I '" o, ' 0 ..,_,,,. the newi19.67-R.CA V.ictorColor T.V.'s, 5 ~·. .I .! ' • �( I ..,• .I _...,, I '· . ,. J . . ., CA!-TAIN EASY -- . . ,.. . . . ' .· . (. ,,. ... . I \ > I ,_,. , T-' ., . , _.: ' ~ I, . By Dwlibl C. Wether IN Gt.JilliA COUNl ' ; : ' . ' GALW RtCORDED' traffic lalalitv on 1966 01 day m~nJ ·at the foot ney Hill on Rt. 35. Mro 40 ; of Amhel Fairchi", ~ ~ -~~ was killed Instantly. wt , car in whiCh she was a ~· l ger collid~ with a dum1 , The driver of the car ant 1' er passenger were injur· 1 truck driver escaped wit jury. Jerome Smith. J.?.. Bidwell, w~o was dr1r ~!\¥ truck belonging to the . -•.. Sand Co. Kerr, was . wi~- manslaughter ~y t State Patrol Y. q of o11-our DON'T lEU. ~e 11:11' If ·LOutA! A BOAT AND wateJ and the coming of the A Wind Symphony orches Friday Bnd Saturday f ances attracted tousand park !roQt in Gallipolt week. On Wednesday l and water sbl>w co-spon! the Galliwlis Chamber merce and Gallipolis B< presented 15 acts, foil< • dffi, w~s estima over ~- ~sons took tvent. The show had ra~? .•(IIJ .9~11ipolis the en!er1Alnnient of I 2,600..... archers . . . and ., faml . wer~ . Perti~Ipahng m tiQp;iJ Field Archers tion ~et beim! held al Pfeasant. All hotels. m< camp sltes are filled W ors from almost all st! the counlry. L ' I I •• I •' . Jl I ! j ·~ • { ' >1 .I llel:ara.dahl BUGS B'UNNY .•· ' n.s111ffRI OWl' being called Qfupiti,.J overlooked fifeJ!()gGibJlify , FOUR HUNDRED y 4·H clubs of the county p~ie4 io Project E• Day Tuesday at W' ~chool. It a prelud , You C.11'l Mj11 11 llrRI l.arsat E~lllt1!J i ~ iltiquiloiH;if i 1. ,J •• LOOKING FOP:, . •' ..' !/ IIHrlng, radio and ., AeE!'n", BeRMUJ;IA I SCHWARTZ( ./leceGBnrilfllnet:m * Thi' dcuii:Jr... . . t J~- 64 Ford Custon : · <;,t. ,Std. R&H, White Sldo ¥ 2 1)- Hudtop. • 2- • · INTHS DtRECTQR'f! OFA 62 Ford Gal. 50 ~ \ t dr. 8 cJL At frtl AH! PERHAPS . 9!-IE. IS LIGTED' · DAWGEPOUS '' '<' I'ERMUDA SCHWARtZI lHE~G '' A GREAT CAR BU I'M NEITHER BllN61..lN6 N.:>R A e~Gi..AR, SIR! I WAS •~;tupid • · ; • '64 Ford Fairlan 500. 2 Dr. Hordtop, lnclor. Rodlo & hoot Whlt.,.oll tiroo. ~(,;.:, .....-~; -..-~~·ot:.1§.,~, . '' Ford G•laxit /hllllltfefl =( -- •tr'lt·Or, t cyllndor tran's. R,dlo and t (iJjit,.,.. w~l mJtig Jfiiii9Uif of"'", ~. FJI!!VF9let lot ~fri. 4"' 'or . I Bil'lftl,ry Vk!JtlriR/1 /ttltl le./ilrlltd fiJ llff' 8A{) · StondJ'P Irons. WhH tires. · 63 Ford Galaxil 500 4 Or. I cytindor fr•ftl. Rac:ll• ' • •;~ .......... SOMETIME CAN I' USE. M'( THe.FOAC1::9 OF'E.VIL WILL (;{/'(g .,.., lirll. NGeAeAINI 64 Ford F-700 661tt,Hrrvck. I ·cr 5 ~ Irons. 2 tpel whool bit ,.nn:.... 1 ... g .Mercury C'!ll~o;ll 2 DDGr .J1f ''. Stoorl.,. Pntr lniiJ.-.IAutofMtlc t1 65 Dodoe D1rl ~Jl·l~. " ond hoote; . 64 Chevnllitfl JVfoiNtkl?;;;.!, 1W@T_ ,I. ~ ! , I L, • "-~II liVlP{);:· .uPJ( .,., r,'l(~rl\"'1~ ', I• (If\ T •·· 111" ··~,.. . SOMI . .I ! •.. • : '' . -• ,Wh~'abin>t ·your ' 'lf!iere y6u wonr •'· ~ ' ,, 1 ''"'"Ides : l .. would be benefic out o bli&ation, a ·.sffl~leeiAf,err·s . c;ill!lli~lor . ' ".,' ''' t, L .... r ' ~' I I t,~. I• ~ 0. lex 143 ' ·"' ' '• - .. . .:··.. \ AIR PI!OlOI- AND THE POISON DAATB, GIF\~i' �.., ( ''•I ' '' -. ' . • 1' -- . I ..._. _., _______ - ................ \ ii ... ·, I' ' .. ' \ ' ; '• By Dwllbl C. IN llAJ\l.i4 GALJ.M 1 llro tfatfic _ f~lallty m~n~ day • t il· ;, ; • at ' ·• . ''"Y Hill on Rt. · . Fairchil\l;·~ ~· · p, · was k•lleo in$111 ear in whie'1($ql ger eollidl;'ll wi@ The driver of 11\. er passenger .w truck driver ese jury. Jerome Sr Bidwell, who . ~ truck oeloi'/giiJI Sand eo. of K'~~ wijll mansla1lg& State ):'atrol. '' . ARE :'IOU AU. ' ? . ' ~.· . A liOAT' ANl and the coming Wind Symphony Friday and Sal ~tnces attracted pari froQt in I wean week. 'on and water SMw the GaUiP'!Iis ct merce and Ga!J presented •16 a< a df11Cf. alf w~ over 'J:wt pWf, .vent. The sho~ ~~~~4~ ' i! 2,601), ~r~~rs were. particip41 tiQpaJ Field ~ lion llll"'t bei'!l Pfeas,ant. All I'!' -~ ramp sites are bJ" Art Sansou1. urs from almos· - lht COUDJrY. . ~· FOUR HUNJ;l ~tubs 4-ll of !hi p~!e4 ia Proje Day Tuesday • It ) ~1. PICK A CAR I' ' .. N f '. -- i 1 -· I ) . .. .. ,_ .·:. ,' • "~ I ' ' .t 63FordG SO, 4 Dr. I< JNJic trono. 'IIMIWr, t· ... wh Ito !l'fll .~ 64 Ford F. · ~~ s ......,... • tllli;·L.n, wl ) O ·Mem COjlt., tt 2 t .......... ""' 65 Oodat St l'owor . ~j c~ ' " ' .·. TIIB ..... h..... . ' '~ .I' ~ t,; < ) ~ I M Ft , PI A t.:,ill.d til0'••• · . l ' . "" 1 l n•eldet '": j/li"'£ •• :~t.f ., L ',. If l!l ' ,What'•llo~ ' \bitere"\'62 would be I out obli&a1 stveltte~l ' ' I ~iliiWfl ' . ' ~ ·-~ j' .. '_.:;. .) ' ' ., • ·' ;· ', . . "'\'":' . __ . /• ' ' -..... -' ' ' ' ... ······ ·-- · . .. .......... .------·-- · ---·-··-'-- ----- __ ,:...--.----.....,--.,....,~-,. . ·~·~·.::...·~~~::!~~~1!'1!'-"',_. _ ....,_.: _.1 il.l!io!l~ .(ioeora:e l.emo:a.t • .' ~ : ;i 'ol ..,' �.. ,.,. . . ., ._, ., ..... ·- .... . .. . .... -- . . . -4 . . . . . .. . .. PR.I SOI:LLA'S .. . . . .. -... . , . . I - ··· · ··· · ·· - - -· ·· ·· - . By Dwlillll ' JN GAJ!.ti GA~ RJ;;t traffic lala!lty :1 clay mill:.~in~ a' ney Hill on RL I Fllirchi~;·~ 41i, was kiljea '. ' i~WY ee.r In Willen ~~ l !fer collid'ld 'wi,,l : The driver of Ill If passenger \tl truck driver eSI: · jury. Jerome S Bidwell, who A truck ~~~~~ Sand <;o. of K! will\ mansla~~ .··Patrol. S~te ,., A BOAT' AN and the coining Wind Symphony Friday and Sal •n~ attracted part froQI in week. ·on ·Wed! and slibw the GalliJI'?liS Q merce and Gan presented 16 a. . · water ~.~'J'Wl~ ·: event. The shm ' ~~,,{~ · - ,·'· 2,69fl. I!!~IJ~rs ,, . ··~ . wer~ - p;lrliciptl tiqpl F1eld A · ~: : • liO!l lll!'el bei'!l 1J! :_! ramp :ntes are J PIMs;!nt All ' Unsuccessful 111 its 100-yeer se"rch for the linK between Peest !!nd M"n, the Smithson\on tad~ oppeeled to the publiC et.l~rge to seerch ell coves end swomps f'or ony clue; 4-H clubs of til< P~ie.! ia Proi< Day Tuesday ~chool. OUT OUR W'AY FOR MISSING LINK rt · ' FOUR 'HUN[ ··,' ~==~IN~STITUTE OFFERS $1,000,000 ors from almos ; the couo~. .. I . It . A finQernei~ en eyelesh,even e suspender I:Qt.t.on,wlll bewort.h one million dOIIors In CCSh to t.he IUCI<C,J firldar !! ' ' T~'QUIE.T~N' EF"FECK'S W~ You Co11't OFF IN A FEW HOU~-~AH e.E.TTER TAKE HIM AL.ONG. 'TOO, A.'J' Ka. HIM QUI&1'1.' 42 Ford G t dr. 8 c,a. Hterlng, rM 64 FordC r. 2 Doo, • R&H, Whlto 2 Door Hol'l 64Ford' •..u• 5011. 2 Dr. H ·· ' r.-.;. 'I Whlt.,.oll Ill FordO ,. liras. 63 FordG 5419 4 Dr. I' c~· whlto ... ·...,~ e~ S eDM4 trertt ••111; ..:-na w D ·Mem. c"' "' "' 2 Str ,...,., ........... I 65 Doc:lot ' ' ~ . ..... hoiiiJ 64 ' ~ t.. • l\1 . ' • l FASTEN,... NAIL TO IT WITH /?VIIJ81:t;> I!Jr4NIJS; iMF •• t'l ,'\ ,. I ! 4. r1or~~~ ·..,rl• Jde t tt , Ji,J I I I • • r· I. L/YI . ,. 'tltf , .~Vblt:& ·i ·~li~r•• 1·. would bf. out oblll, st-Nltki , ,• 0.~ , ·' t ."'*". .._ '""' - ... II _ , . ' J' ' •4 · ··· · ··· ... , .) ) . . . . •. . ' .-. . . . t ~ .. -, :.. \ ~F '"Walt w-etter �' I '· I .... -· . . . ~ 'J ,.......... ... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • .. · . • 4 , • • • • . .. .... ..... ·~ . ' .... -· .. - . . I ' I l ·-·~----~ . . . .. .____ ~.., .~ .......... ... . .. ~--·.- ..•...., .... __ ' . ... ., ... -~ ·- - ~~ .. . · ·· ~ ,~-• " ~- ·· ~.-- ~\-· ' ,.' ,PEAN'UTS . .. .. . .,......., . . ,.... . . .,. . . . . .. . . ...,. . . . . -~· ,. __ I. I ' I • ...• ·~ I ~ ..,~..,..,~,~A ' ' . 1 INGAJ\rf •• ~ 'fi'J(I ... 1 •. ''I . ., By Dwilllt ' I' GAL~ REi traffic 'fatality 1l day m~injl a\ \ ney Hill on Rl. · Fairchi~.~ ~?; ,J was ktqeo In!!' dar in whic'b · ~ ger coilid~ wki 1 The driver of It • passenger 'It truck driver eio · jury. Jerome ~ Bidwell, wllo ' truck belotigil'Q Sand eo.' '" of ~ will\ mansla~ ' St4te ratroL ' A.YIN6 /JC.E GNOON .. REPOfm,_.6, 61R ... I._. A BOAT Afti and the coming Wind Symphon~ Friday and Sa ances attracted pari froQt in week. On Wed and wafer sl'lll11 · ' . ., . ,· I I .•( ' o •r \; 'l j ·• .. ' the Gallijl(lliS ( merce and Gal presented !.6 e · 8 dfi)CI!, .It "fl ovet '!1/ti lp6t: event. The sho• ~~~~ 2,6'1!), Jlr~!J~rs ,, j -~ wer~- p~rtiClllf tiQ.fl.'l field I tiop 111$!el betlJI Pfeas,ant. Ali ~ camp sites are t~rs from almo: the countrY. ALLBY OOP NEVER KNEW FOUR HUNI 4-H clubs of til p~le4 in Proj •.,.Bl,IT I 51,JPflOSE . Gl;l~ \\OUI,P Day Tuesday ~chool. It ·· ~W ·· · ~TT'PO! C PICK A CAR You C•l'i .62 Ford C 4 dr. I cyl. I&Hrln1, •• 64FordC ~:;·wt1f 64FordJ 500. 2 Dr. I rn-.r...d.. 2 Door HIJ , •••YOU YtOULIJt'!r~ · ~:tJe:OVI'\NE 1,... 1 "'"' ' GOASKUMPA! SHE'S RUNNING WhltJwell t• Forde .~ .· · . 10 1-f~R . ·'YQQ~ WOLJLJ). YOUi» •. ,. ' ' .. . . 1'H' COUNTRY NOW! tiret. 0 63 Ford I ~ ''i 500 4 Dr. I ,I i IIJitlc t· --'KNill, white ,., ~~ s"'"" .... ,.r;; t:ona' ai · Me~ !'• • "' 'I ~ •• t C'f't'~' 2 .. .,..., ! ........114 65 '! Dod( IN1I IIICI hl_•ty 64CINW a.lelr 4 I •~~~o-ta•1 =~,vJI I ' .' NDY--CAPI5 < ··~· o(/1, ; :,,.. ELl ....... ~ ' .~at.> :. r ; ~it~A·: t would t ' out obli siv&e.' cilf.tiE 'ldl~ .. 0 \ .. • • l ' \ . J I ; .... . ···~r<~., .· l" • ,"' .oitl \-, . ,. ' . • 0 • • 0 I 1itt.~.(·. · "C; a..... .... --~ -· .. - ~-·- � 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 07. July 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. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 31, 1966 baumann blazer cox eldridge fife forgey holliday lasley letterest marr roush still