https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/647b243535b0e226d2ce24648922d5d3.pdf d79da2dc822914d1ea15528d4c389d3d PDF Text Text ,. .. ., ' . .. . ~\ • • . '' .., )fo '· Pomiray·JI!d4leport, o. AuJ. S, 1eet . ~ ~-~OOAL, . .;,.~ ~ . =~t,. Around and · . f ,-; JA1' ''FRiDAY Ill '" ~ '''i·l"'• if \R· .• ·:r t fJ H . ~. Haven .'I ·· 1'IIE liiEtos, a~ 'fr&~ ,;,. 8-s -~ Pl'ofeiD About Middleport p I bold al. Wlllliea'f Club 01 MlddlepOtl .,a .oulllde 'teen 'dance party Will'me,t Tuesdl!f,·.A\11. 8lh, ai .Ibis Friday ·niJbt at the Mid- e p.m. at' tb<l No~ Rold· illlepott eom~Ohity Pllfk· ' The· side Pil'k (Or. a'Jiap\'liiit8M' parJays \)'ill emoee the ~ frol!l ~y; .Mell)befl art·~td ,to \1£1111 8 to II p. m. ' · · their oWn meat and bul\ll Tbe SATUllDAY rest of the meal ·Wil!·bi i\a1118h· 'W~ POMEI\OY lllgh Schopl l!d by the lio~t~' I!Opii!'I\IH. Mbletic ~sociatioo will spon· After the picnic, llll!mbera illll sor a blgh scllool dance party at tlie horDe of tfti, this coming Saturday . night at .Ill · ~ the Pomeroy High ·~udltorl\1111, biJUJ!:. ,, /,;;:ri.·;'.!;: startillg at 8 p. m. the .Jays will • " be in charge. 'Special guests will pe Dilll!'fot Sl:lNDAY 15 director, 11u~ _ci-Q\o, Jack· ANNUAL l>AVIS REUNION son, and members ol Vie Jilek· will be held at Lake Alma Sun· son B&PW Club. All Mlddlejlorl day. A basket dinner will be club members are uraed to .at· aerved at noon followed by alA! =:::lid::·.:_ · _ _ _ __ __;'business sPssion and games. oelllly with his parents, Mr. MONDAY ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE and Mrs. Paul 1\.elley. will meet Monday a! 8 p.m. Fol- Mr. and Mrs ~ Blng.relowing themee.lillg,.the ball will turned -home ~&,after Viobe vacated for the fair. llillg her slsiA!r (Mary) ~ DAUGHTERS OF family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawtence class ol the United DeGroat, at Fountain, Colo. churth will have a plooic at Mrs.· Edith Ji!iig of WooeJor Syracuse park, Monday at l<ept house for the Lowell Bing p.m. family while they were aw~. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fred· aal Order Of Police will Mr. and Mrs. Bhllne Walburn and children, Vienna, W. Va., visited recently with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verner See and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn. \ .•' ... " ,. ' ~ 1 ua:nn champlon ' market Iamb .and !~~~:i~ f~~~ champion market hoglamb recetved sale Friday's ninth annual sale at the Gallia County · Ken ~TeMni[<Olor- fmt Morrion ' Barbara Biggar! "THE MONEY TRAP" ElkP Sommer Glenn ford • Rita Haywortb SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUESDAY Aug. 7·8-9 "THE SINGING NUN" - 'T'£'chnicolor- · Debbie Reynolds Ru:~ardo Montalban Agiies_Moorebead that order: Shop HOG SALE ~~!~;~:~~~~~ for Baisden's Curtis Baisden, Soothwester a Vance John· FFA, Bob Evans Sausage Shop, figure established 11.27 ; Dean Martin, Hannan ,ear Tra~e, Johnson's Market, 1 D ' itilden 11 a member of the DavJd Martm, Hannan u••co. ~!em FFA, and resides Ohio Valley Bank, .51; Sue D•tr· tm, Hannan Trace, Evans in ~· 101· · ed mg .47; Da VJ'd Mar t'10, rtamum 1 Crepie~M, wll!l has dispbayfor Tr;ce, E. E Evans, .36; the lfand champwn lam Garber Southwestern lbrte ~live years, Sausag~ Shop, .34; Linda other record, Is a ~mber 0 . tin, Hannan Trace, Commercialthe Hannan Trace FFA, and Savings Bank, .35; Mike Beav· reoldea on Eureka Star Route. er Buckeye Cardinals, C. H. Bob Saunders offered $1.95 M~Kenzie, .33: Mike Beaver, ble ., ., .· lor reserve cbampJon lamb, Buckeye Canlinals, Evans Inc., ~:L:i:lt~;__ __:__:.:.c_;_..._:;_~--- . by Jent Myers, Sc~t· ing, .30; Jim Slone, Ha1ma:n\ ton. IIIII member 01 the Pu>· Trace, Sausage Shop. 34; neen 4-H club. aid Slone Hannan Trace, Jolmson's Market bid ~ ce~~ ans Packls, .32; Aile a pound for DeaD MartiDM~artin Gyroscopes, Evans Packing .32: I ..,Yf cbampiOI> hog. ' Jim Slone, Hannan Trace, Ev· ' ~; ~. Cro11n City, 's • mem- ans Packing, .3); sue Martin, btr of the Hannan Trace PJO· . Hannan Trace, Evans Pack· ,.,,.,.-,...""""-4-H club. ing, .32: Doug Martin, Hannan GREENWICH, Colo. (UP[) and Saunders_ pur· Trace, Johnson's Markel, .30; -A aervoal latber-IHMI pult the: Jrchampioos md 19115, Donald Slone, Hannan Trace, · ed •tmoelf lDio llle bolpltal . .' . 1111111 race prove a Sausage Shop, .30'/J; Mike CINCINNATI <UP!) - Foyd Frtclay, wbUe bls wife pve bef«e 1,000 ~ctators Waugh, Buckeye Cardirulls, Ev- Tidwetl, 43, of Warren, Ohio, birth to a baby boy. Sh•~ ArelJa. l ld ans Packing, .30; Roger Angei, was arrested Saturday and Pollee reported AotltDDy Car• 1 '1\cJgo were 1111 1n · · 'th fir d · Priid8JI'I. lilg livestock sale. (Cofttinued on page 2) jcharged WI s~ _egree mur- riero called pOllee Tllunday . open • - - -- - - der and shoolillg w1th Intent to al&bt lll1ll asked far u lllllba· '!1118 , place (~s 25 1 kill following a pr&<lawn !boo~ lall<t' to take .U %11-~ polk!t at and ·21 did not 118rliC!pated) ing lsctdentln a downtown bar. wife Barbara to a boopltlii COJ1!IIsUng moelly 19¥• cenll per poun . 1 . She •u begu Jabo Mn. al Chui'Ch SWtda)' and then eerild' lila Twenty-eight lambs sold ; and , One man was killed and 'in· • r. Belmoot-erialtt: . another sh of .. hit .. this event ended with a bang other crilicatly wounded alleged- Carriero ,ave btrtb 1D llle Dt. King, . ..veteran of manv area, ofi' the city'• "~er~a~'- ~~. .:J"w~, when lila 2Ith place anima_! sold IIY by Tidwell, pollee said Sal· a~~=::· ••• takn to' the demonalratloal lD the South, northwelll side, about 1Z mUeo 'ICU!II-'' · for 91 cents· a pound, firushillg urday. • ..pita! also, bat aot jail 88 wu .. hit by a roct thrown by north of Friday's . dislurbai!Ce. Nl1118 In i!JeJine of march In the money. It was . 0 Dead Is James W. Noel, 49, of a vfoltor PoUce oald he Wll sonli!one ill a mob of wbltes "! baveandnevehrseeden such dheep cover for s.afely's as Mike Crouse'•. animiai, a mhemd· ICCincinnati. AI \bert Buxti toni' 21,dof treated for •'omoke IDbalalioa s~jing "kill him, kUI him" hostility. . air anyw ere silled over lhelr beads ber of the Tr~ang e, pure ase HIROSHIMA (UP!) - Thi s mcmnsu, s m crJ ca con •· std b 1100klDI, ilurliia Friday's march in the in my Hie, even In Selma," Dr.. A for""- of 12tiO·rlol·beJmeted by the Ohio Valley Publishing growing liying city paused, lion at Generai Hospital with cau y ' Chicago lawn area. J Kin& ja_ ic\ .after he was hit by police cnmehed their WilY Co, Saturda~ to remember the day jbuilel wound in biJ cbest. """"'"""""""': .:oaoThe Nobel Peace prize willner t~ ·.won.. . · . through the mobs with . clu6s Listed below art results tf it was pronounced dead. I Police said Noel was sbot ' Whim to Take Swim fiet no date for a return to !he I Police said 44 persons were and billies. Bloodjed white the hOK and lamb sales. <Ex- More than 30.000 cJUzens and while trymg to stop lhe gun I '· nell!hborhood. He Dew to ~ @1!11 -:11 · ~ IDiW:ed yeuths wert cartled off In hlbitor, address , club,_ buyer, visit 0 r s g~thered Saturday wielder after he shot Buxtoo. Presumed Drowned tl.tianla, Ga. to altl!nd next\serious!¥ ~ . , to· reqwre police YIDI: and price per pound listed m morning at Hn·oohlma to pray Pohce pieced together the foi· . ' .. · .. , for peace and for those who lowing accoint ol the shooting: CINCINNATI (UP!) - A 't . ii died during and after the first Buxton was sealed next to ear-<>ld man who jumped atomic bombing in history. Tidwell aD d accidentally the Ohio River 00 a They walched as Mayor bumped him when he rose from whim Saturday is presumed ""i ColorurtDOIW ~ - TONIGIIT . "CHEYJIAINE AUTUMri" Rich~rd Widmark Carroll Bak ~ r (Technicolor) Is Charged w·Ith.Morder . Observe 21 Sf Anniversary Of B mb'mg J "I - THERE'S NO NEED for a Jlrl to be all'rufllet. •P f91' . · · summer. For dre ..-up (left) there'• a b1111ay juraper In berry or blue with the merest frosting of lace. Solid bodice ln Arnells on 1 slllft of striped seenucker. Groovy . rolton saUeloth two-ple~er (rlghll caa ~o onywbere aU · season long. Its crisp while top has kabuki sleeves ••ncled Jn the same provincial prlDI as the short skirt. Tbese art. ll1111 Girl designs. • . · p . I i' . d . . . . ' . ec · ' f en ". t "'Y te S JD : 00 ' · ' . · ' ' ' B D U , . . .. . ,• . ·.. :"· . I . ; · ·' .. 7 · ·. ·' Mrs. .. ·Another Shipment What magic this little book has! "It.'s a record of my own bank savings ac· count ... an account that grew bigger faster than I realized ll€cause I added to it regularly, every payday. Now when I want "extras" for myself or the h~use, I have the money to spare. It's magic!" , In The Housewares Department ·. on the M.ain Floor - Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. l -- - -·-- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK JIOMEROY '·''lt'ill it up!'') :ELBERFELDS IN·POMEROY . FIRST CHILD BORN Cbarles P. Rif- 1 l."'-iiiiO~...i.iiiiiiiiiiii~~ Brolhenl of;,· Pomeroy are 8JIIIOUIICing the birth of their first child, 1 daogbler, Tuesday, July 28, at Hmzer HospitaL The babF weighed 8 pounds, 9 ollnces and has been named Cheryl Ann. Grandparents are ,.,r. ~- George Brotheti, R. D, ~er W~ .·~~ l'omeroy, and Mr. ,8rld ~n. Cbarles E. Riffle, E':r Main Sl., '' ~f Pomeroy. · and Mrs. neMr.(Ruth Ann Visit ·Elberfeld$ In P~meroy . . . ..~-.: : ~eet Your Friends Herei.How .f.J'hat ·Our ~~~ Chllrts '·'· Are JWsy ~~packing, ,. Ch~king, .M11r!d~<. ~rrangtng. Thf.lack' To School ·and' Fall Merchandise. '· ;, .~ " Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa . J. ~ROW'S n Come lri- Look;,Around - M~ke · • RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System .. Electric Fans Start saving here 1egularly today I S•nnng Meigs County for over 94 years Of ~ General Electric ,. ' \'1, • : . • • b • • ~ .. . . '. .(Do•'r Fo~d O~F• iitu~~~-.. ~ ~id:- F~i: ·. :,.t:;; Elbetftlds I~ . Pome~y- r,our::~~~·"-"' STEAK HOUSE .,. ' . ,1 ·~ . ~ ..... "'·' • I • ,_ . . . ~:~~~~P~"~!r d:~~~ed z~roth! a~~~ j=J.:: g8~:r:./'i~~!~u bave drowned. new regJStered contailling the ·~, Bu.ck offtciall!ll. Burial will fol -.lnames of 68 persons who h!ld ANOTHER SALE! .-. ' warren Man fhites Scream K:ill, Kill t King as MarCh ~~~~ ~nd.:L "THE WOMAN WHO WOULDN'T DIE" r.ary .Menill Jane Merr~>w · < • i the 1961 record of s~~-~r~~~~J.~~~:~~~~n~.~w~~~~rjp~o~u~nd~~~ ~ 1 ·•f E;nd fo Viet~~Na~ War, ·fi IMO,.. About Fair on Pg. Ul Frederick and Mrs. Zona BfUs Sfient Sunday with Mr. ;11c1 Mrs. C. A. Slewart in Nel~ 'RACING FEVER·· 1'omeroy·JIId~ 'I erick; !ICln Jack, Mrs. · HafUe TONIGHT & SATURDAY THREE SEai®NS, in the Bultl~ . Me':"onal du•d during the past year of th Cro ~ ~ dJre~t~~m~ radiaiHlll caused diseases, and e w· unera . · the names of l&;l others who may ~ at the reS!· disappeared without a trace on Oblo Street, Pt. Augusl 6, !945, and have finally P lea•J&Jijl;_~--been confirmed dead. NAMED TREASURER There are now 61,993 names MAJ!IET'rA Obio <UPII _ in the Cenotaph. Next year J. c.:mru..ss, 8 Naval ll!'ere Will be more. offlcef of 24 years, was tre_.,urer for Marietta . · · bere, a college Saturday. 1 and he began an argument with A search was made or Buxton. He left the bar andre- body of Robert Lee. Dur811t. turned millutes later with a pis- Two women compan~ns told to\ concealed is a paper bag. poh:: ~ey we~ WJ::'o.,t dock Tidwell then allegedly shot 00 e reene e , Buxton at close range, then wheq he said he thought he d tumel to Oee. Noel otarted to SWlmmmg. With that, he chase hlm, Tidwell shot Noel moved hiS clothes 8lld · lh !shed mlo the r~ver . th ree times, en van . . He was later arrested at hJS They ~aid that was the Reading Road apartment. !hey saw of him. 19County Fairs-Slated." c · o. . . . ..:..,S (tJPI) Nln• WMDv feielt aillty ra1rJ aid two 1rJH. pendent eJIIIOSitiou are lD opel' at1011 durlng this weel, u the 111111 quo,tatr iea- aeara !he balhray poinL -. -·. ·' '!be !ourlb Wlltll.tltldl . . 1rJl. 11 lllms, Luw lll1ll M "' 0... ty fairs l!l1dlnC SUIIIay at..., peUer, Ma11111N lll1ll MIJII!nt, and tilt Crawford OMIIJ ~ at Bucyrua wlt1lfl • ""'lllilt day. Tbe AuaWze ~ ~ Wapalrottela 1'111111 tlltn. . j • ' The "'1PDI'IIfp .<:GI!Jtty fair at UrilultplllllltiiidllMonday olartt were lcl'rltO' lor the Pre!H; WOIII. Qinloll County falra at-..,... ::r:.:,.d~rtf~n: _ Ltckfn& Cuuldy • Wtll D t. Richlll1d lll1ll Raa-COIIIIIJoflln at Manaf!eilll1111i·tlbU''J ,II» r: launched Tueeday. W I• • I ltarla .,a alaled for the .._. pol Summit COUIIy falra It Alt. . ena and TaDmtdge, U Will • tbe Allica lDdepeodeltlllbglf lit ..._...._; All l11d 111118' -r ·'' �• ' ' ·' ' ... '1• !' ,·.. ~ASHINGTON lilies I . HI .- · .· · · aJJ··,.· · the five strike· . hailed the aetion I ' · ' International ' mltlef formally asked tho lwol :but sides tD meet all weekend aeck aareemenL If they 11111ea, 1 Chairman Harley 0. stqgers, ----_::..:r--,::;:,+..;:~h D-W. Va., said, the committee will expedite legislation to or· der the strikers back to work. the day. story · IJJcl PLUI: CARTOON ond FRIDAY lcld .,, ... IN "IIACH IALL" IN "THI RIWARD" In Color PLU$: CARTOON ------ FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Says John is Right JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH Africa - A Suulh African gyman said Saturday Beatle I John Lennon was right thst shaggy foursome " are more popular than Jesus Christ." " II the Beatles came to hannesburg on a Sunday cluorcll·l es would be empty," said Rev. Mervyn Moore. (John ) is a silly young cuss. Bul he is righl all the same." Trombonist Die• WNDON, OWO - it. Cli~lln . chiel negotiator for lhe airlines. described the real as ·'the breakdown in col'tective l collective .bsrgaining." Heisler, airline coordinator for the LAM , said his union told Wirtz it was ready W talk "on 30 minutes 1nouce . " Bul he said the negol· committee for the car'' isn't even in to wn.'' MONDAY · CLYDE L. Thomas, 89, London, foUlld- 1 er of a sheet metal firm and • noted trombonist, died in. i<on County Hospital SalurdaJ morning after heing ill some time. Thomas was an org.ruzer ch arter member of the Colum· bus Shrine band. He was partner in 'lbomas Annsl1'011111 Co., which later moved tD Co- ' lumbus and his name was drophod from the title when II became the Armstrong Furn~ce. Co. He was presidenl or board member of lhe local board · of education '. lor 25 fears. sJooge Murdel)f . . IJA NANII. -;,..A U. S. MAR- would expedite tion on the measure ''with everyttling at our command." But he indicated l.,P hearmgs could take . 1everal days. I _.,. ..,ea~c ls t ..th: , ~ettlement I Under a econd day of committee questioning, Wirtz said I he thought that it the legislation passed, lhe dispu te would be ' SMtrt!d sometimee during the 180-dSy no-stnke period. .'~ lf61' 'I s~~~~~~re;;:;;~;.,~~ ' •, "!\1 -----..-~ . . '• LANOLIN PLUS Friday morning in tile Camden 1 Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, I wm be held today at 2 p.m. . the Rawlings-Coats · F'uneral l Home with the Rev. Melvin Alkire officiating. Burial will be in the Portland . Cemetery . He was born a l Hamburg, Germany, the son of the late Frederick and Gretta Mark Ward Newman. He was also IP""eded ll1 death by his wife, F~rence. four brothers and one sister. He was a member ol the Milnor Masonic Lodge No. at Pittsburgh, Pa . and of Syria Temple. He entered !he United States in 1892 and was a citizen for 67 years. He operated a grocery for 50 years m Oakland, Pa. Survivors are a son , Charles , l ~·~~~:ej two granddaughters, 1 · Syracuse, 1 and Mrs. Nancy Buckley. Reeds- REG. 69c SHAMPOO ·.Funeral services for Karl L. Neuman , 92, Syracuse, who died , ine patrueitinJ a village :r!''·iirii~!i·,soulh of N,ng bodies Q ly healeD and riddltd wllll lets. . !... Four of the victims ~ ·i . were children. TheJ had bo!eri to death at close raD(e by I~ machineauns and. !hro"fJ)nlo heap near lhe bndles 1111 • men and four women. A ine spokesman who incident said they were victims of a Viet Cong terror and lion squad for not with them. .. .'. .: . Karl Neumtm NeumBil, 98'(, Th,ermos . .79 .. JUGS 2 QUART REG. $2.49 . Vqgabond ljly · $;~1EQ. . U:~ TUESDAY- OR COLD :'GA~LON}IZE Deaths t~ & ~1NSUtA TED ac-1 BRIEFS ~----WIDNISDA'(, THUliDAY o( Machinists St?£gers said if there was no setUement by Monday his NEWS In Color Anol Max Von lrdow ,,,1 • ~I ·. The House Commerce COlD· IClllliOII '· .Cooperative To Hold Annual Meeting 17th · lholce Saturday: Try apbl 1 weekend aelllemenl or fJee .a •no winners" back-1<>-wOIIk bill. Bul cbam!<ls ror an looked slim. tmidon Fowards . Labor (UPI) - and alrlklng were given • . signs deinalllilnll President nla Ave. from !he Johason's linpeaclunellt, "tmon- Ji;ill'ller. amaller ·11fGUP8 strated within sl&ht · of the eted ·.the .acene Ill· the White HQUSe Saturday · ~uriDI .the : naUonal shrlli• . ol . the' reception honorillg Lucl immaculate eonceptlon In·· , JOhnson's marriage. other ~ of the city. T."' 1Dtil+11~!re. "Hey, hey, LBJ! How mariy war plcketlaloupentlhe LONDON \UP!) - London's Sunday newspapers gav. front· page ireatment tD Lucl'• John· 11011'8 wedding, . commenUng on the "Te~s pniportlons" Ill the affair and fondly wlshlnt the • • • :~;~Ware.~D~-~-~~:~~e~ ·:(llti~f/ltum ~~ WASli!NG'OON (UPI) - ·Hun- at the• rnore ·~ Of lll!li•Will' . pick~, 110rli0 eQ~ftled ' IS carryiD( Vlet Coni lll'C~ ~ the sidewalk DON'T MISS ' • I •• 7, lOee . . "' . ' " "' . ay . ~R 1~-~tS;n:~t ·. .~A'~ .. ~..,~,. ,, 'l . ' ONE FULL PINT REG. 99e _ _ _ ', NCWJ AT-~-' J.;J ,c. TE~RYLON .. ·,, LANOLIN PLUS ONE FULL PIN!, R,g. 98c C~E RINSE Guaniiit~t;~d Unbrel!kabl~ ' ·. : J·3( _ •• RE.CJ:' 49c NOW _ ___,_ . ,, II ·' eveREADY flASHl\GHlS DEODORANT 2 CELLS 4 OZ. AEROSOL '··' R£G. S9c NOW - . . REG. $1.00 - NOW _~- '!UP! ) - Italy hai made strong protest to Austra· against Austrslian plans draft foreigners-Italians in<:lud··ll military service, a foreign ministry said Saturday. An earlier ! protest "was not given full consideration" the spokesman; I ., ., ~ -ZIPPO UGHTER··flUtO .. .VASELINE! . ,., .. 1C)-OZ. · T REG.49c _ __ JJc 19c ' 5-02:. 6 : OZ•. SIIE ' C~oote the clisslc look '-illl aM that's so ri&ht your school clothes; There's nothin1 1reaier Poll~ said Wynn ap~:~~:. 11 hlld been robbed of his watch and tran•ilor radio. $9.99 14 _ , ln StVENTEEN •••c:k ••d .,~,. - .,_ ..., ,.,....,..,. WSS AMIIlCA. . ~ THf SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. SIDEWALK MISS BUTLER cdAMP Miss Carolyn Buller. daugi> ter of Mr. and Mra. Paul Buller Swan Creek, captured tba annual bake-off contest Sab:r· ll day afternoon at the Gallia County JuniiR' Fair. Her was a newiiltomallc DP-rby.Ciwmp .' AltllON, . . ., ~ 7 oz. AEROSOlS" REG. $1 .00 _ . SPECIAL' .. !lEG. $2.39 NOW _ _ _ UV\NG GLOVE lEGULAI $l·39 lAMA .. . V.E.S. our year-end on all 1968 SIDEW~LK 2 BIG DAYS Frank Sinatra DA'IS ~v-- I Cllot Walker (Color) . '·• ' ........ .. ,. . . , ·s- . , ;... Lnlie Gore . '~ r,_ ftt:" iJ · PlAYl£X • :,,,_ Man and cari't say no to reasonable deal! We are • .I ... ·. 4' Of. AEROSOL TONIGHT lltr~i'TUIIDAY "NONE IUT THI IRAVI" No.reen· Cocor1n - " ..• ·~ where -AND "THI GIRLS ON THI IIACH" , DEODORANt~. Colleges~ Friday. Now a plet'"'! her 195' while nol Elementary ol here. She said. abe .. te"~ five more yeail . som• malh ·courses f "joSl ~or fun" lll)t "' Saturday when they answered an anonymous tip, for Cltual war th1n a; moe by Mi" America, 1 THERMOS HOLIDAY QUART VACU' •M ·two years th~en~=·at:·:~ ceived herand diploma FOUND SHOT CLEVELAND (UPl ) - Willi Wynn, 14, was found shot -tD death in his car by poli~ early "\1 NOW _ _:__ .. - ·g~ · REG. 98c REG. $1.49 I . • I Right. GuaNf·· Late to School ASHLAND, OWO - A year-OJd . lf&ndmother Of Olgllli"'-u, who recently graduated college, plans to take a more courses "just for Mrs. Violet Yeager, wbo ed to college in 19D;- • .' .C... REG. 98c NOW _ __ I HAIR TONIG! ~ ~~· . PLA YTEX HAND SAVER GLOVES Now ! Price ' ..,. . . secR.it .~.. DRAF'I' said. EOMBS ' ' �• ' ' ·' ' ... '1• !' ,·.. ~ASHINGTON lilies I . HI .- · .· · · aJJ··,.· · the five strike· . hailed the aetion I ' · ' International ' mltlef formally asked tho lwol :but sides tD meet all weekend aeck aareemenL If they 11111ea, 1 Chairman Harley 0. stqgers, ----_::..:r--,::;:,+..;:~h D-W. Va., said, the committee will expedite legislation to or· der the strikers back to work. the day. story · IJJcl PLUI: CARTOON ond FRIDAY lcld .,, ... IN "IIACH IALL" IN "THI RIWARD" In Color PLU$: CARTOON ------ FROM UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Says John is Right JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH Africa - A Suulh African gyman said Saturday Beatle I John Lennon was right thst shaggy foursome " are more popular than Jesus Christ." " II the Beatles came to hannesburg on a Sunday cluorcll·l es would be empty," said Rev. Mervyn Moore. (John ) is a silly young cuss. Bul he is righl all the same." Trombonist Die• WNDON, OWO - it. Cli~lln . chiel negotiator for lhe airlines. described the real as ·'the breakdown in col'tective l collective .bsrgaining." Heisler, airline coordinator for the LAM , said his union told Wirtz it was ready W talk "on 30 minutes 1nouce . " Bul he said the negol· committee for the car'' isn't even in to wn.'' MONDAY · CLYDE L. Thomas, 89, London, foUlld- 1 er of a sheet metal firm and • noted trombonist, died in. i<on County Hospital SalurdaJ morning after heing ill some time. Thomas was an org.ruzer ch arter member of the Colum· bus Shrine band. He was partner in 'lbomas Annsl1'011111 Co., which later moved tD Co- ' lumbus and his name was drophod from the title when II became the Armstrong Furn~ce. Co. He was presidenl or board member of lhe local board · of education '. lor 25 fears. sJooge Murdel)f . . IJA NANII. -;,..A U. S. MAR- would expedite tion on the measure ''with everyttling at our command." But he indicated l.,P hearmgs could take . 1everal days. I _.,. ..,ea~c ls t ..th: , ~ettlement I Under a econd day of committee questioning, Wirtz said I he thought that it the legislation passed, lhe dispu te would be ' SMtrt!d sometimee during the 180-dSy no-stnke period. .'~ lf61' 'I s~~~~~~re;;:;;~;.,~~ ' •, "!\1 -----..-~ . . '• LANOLIN PLUS Friday morning in tile Camden 1 Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, I wm be held today at 2 p.m. . the Rawlings-Coats · F'uneral l Home with the Rev. Melvin Alkire officiating. Burial will be in the Portland . Cemetery . He was born a l Hamburg, Germany, the son of the late Frederick and Gretta Mark Ward Newman. He was also IP""eded ll1 death by his wife, F~rence. four brothers and one sister. He was a member ol the Milnor Masonic Lodge No. at Pittsburgh, Pa . and of Syria Temple. He entered !he United States in 1892 and was a citizen for 67 years. He operated a grocery for 50 years m Oakland, Pa. Survivors are a son , Charles , l ~·~~~:ej two granddaughters, 1 · Syracuse, 1 and Mrs. Nancy Buckley. Reeds- REG. 69c SHAMPOO ·.Funeral services for Karl L. Neuman , 92, Syracuse, who died , ine patrueitinJ a village :r!''·iirii~!i·,soulh of N,ng bodies Q ly healeD and riddltd wllll lets. . !... Four of the victims ~ ·i . were children. TheJ had bo!eri to death at close raD(e by I~ machineauns and. !hro"fJ)nlo heap near lhe bndles 1111 • men and four women. A ine spokesman who incident said they were victims of a Viet Cong terror and lion squad for not with them. .. .'. .: . Karl Neumtm NeumBil, 98'(, Th,ermos . .79 .. JUGS 2 QUART REG. $2.49 . Vqgabond ljly · $;~1EQ. . U:~ TUESDAY- OR COLD :'GA~LON}IZE Deaths t~ & ~1NSUtA TED ac-1 BRIEFS ~----WIDNISDA'(, THUliDAY o( Machinists St?£gers said if there was no setUement by Monday his NEWS In Color Anol Max Von lrdow ,,,1 • ~I ·. The House Commerce COlD· IClllliOII '· .Cooperative To Hold Annual Meeting 17th · lholce Saturday: Try apbl 1 weekend aelllemenl or fJee .a •no winners" back-1<>-wOIIk bill. Bul cbam!<ls ror an looked slim. tmidon Fowards . Labor (UPI) - and alrlklng were given • . signs deinalllilnll President nla Ave. from !he Johason's linpeaclunellt, "tmon- Ji;ill'ller. amaller ·11fGUP8 strated within sl&ht · of the eted ·.the .acene Ill· the White HQUSe Saturday · ~uriDI .the : naUonal shrlli• . ol . the' reception honorillg Lucl immaculate eonceptlon In·· , JOhnson's marriage. other ~ of the city. T."' 1Dtil+11~!re. "Hey, hey, LBJ! How mariy war plcketlaloupentlhe LONDON \UP!) - London's Sunday newspapers gav. front· page ireatment tD Lucl'• John· 11011'8 wedding, . commenUng on the "Te~s pniportlons" Ill the affair and fondly wlshlnt the • • • :~;~Ware.~D~-~-~~:~~e~ ·:(llti~f/ltum ~~ WASli!NG'OON (UPI) - ·Hun- at the• rnore ·~ Of lll!li•Will' . pick~, 110rli0 eQ~ftled ' IS carryiD( Vlet Coni lll'C~ ~ the sidewalk DON'T MISS ' • I •• 7, lOee . . "' . ' " "' . ay . ~R 1~-~tS;n:~t ·. .~A'~ .. ~..,~,. ,, 'l . ' ONE FULL PINT REG. 99e _ _ _ ', NCWJ AT-~-' J.;J ,c. TE~RYLON .. ·,, LANOLIN PLUS ONE FULL PIN!, R,g. 98c C~E RINSE Guaniiit~t;~d Unbrel!kabl~ ' ·. : J·3( _ •• RE.CJ:' 49c NOW _ ___,_ . ,, II ·' eveREADY flASHl\GHlS DEODORANT 2 CELLS 4 OZ. AEROSOL '··' R£G. S9c NOW - . . REG. $1.00 - NOW _~- '!UP! ) - Italy hai made strong protest to Austra· against Austrslian plans draft foreigners-Italians in<:lud··ll military service, a foreign ministry said Saturday. An earlier ! protest "was not given full consideration" the spokesman; I ., ., ~ -ZIPPO UGHTER··flUtO .. .VASELINE! . ,., .. 1C)-OZ. · T REG.49c _ __ JJc 19c ' 5-02:. 6 : OZ•. SIIE ' C~oote the clisslc look '-illl aM that's so ri&ht your school clothes; There's nothin1 1reaier Poll~ said Wynn ap~:~~:. 11 hlld been robbed of his watch and tran•ilor radio. $9.99 14 _ , ln StVENTEEN •••c:k ••d .,~,. - .,_ ..., ,.,....,..,. WSS AMIIlCA. . ~ THf SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. SIDEWALK MISS BUTLER cdAMP Miss Carolyn Buller. daugi> ter of Mr. and Mra. Paul Buller Swan Creek, captured tba annual bake-off contest Sab:r· ll day afternoon at the Gallia County JuniiR' Fair. Her was a newiiltomallc DP-rby.Ciwmp .' AltllON, . . ., ~ 7 oz. AEROSOlS" REG. $1 .00 _ . SPECIAL' .. !lEG. $2.39 NOW _ _ _ UV\NG GLOVE lEGULAI $l·39 lAMA .. . V.E.S. our year-end on all 1968 SIDEW~LK 2 BIG DAYS Frank Sinatra DA'IS ~v-- I Cllot Walker (Color) . '·• ' ........ .. ,. . . , ·s- . , ;... Lnlie Gore . '~ r,_ ftt:" iJ · PlAYl£X • :,,,_ Man and cari't say no to reasonable deal! We are • .I ... ·. 4' Of. AEROSOL TONIGHT lltr~i'TUIIDAY "NONE IUT THI IRAVI" No.reen· Cocor1n - " ..• ·~ where -AND "THI GIRLS ON THI IIACH" , DEODORANt~. Colleges~ Friday. Now a plet'"'! her 195' while nol Elementary ol here. She said. abe .. te"~ five more yeail . som• malh ·courses f "joSl ~or fun" lll)t "' Saturday when they answered an anonymous tip, for Cltual war th1n a; moe by Mi" America, 1 THERMOS HOLIDAY QUART VACU' •M ·two years th~en~=·at:·:~ ceived herand diploma FOUND SHOT CLEVELAND (UPl ) - Willi Wynn, 14, was found shot -tD death in his car by poli~ early "\1 NOW _ _:__ .. - ·g~ · REG. 98c REG. $1.49 I . • I Right. GuaNf·· Late to School ASHLAND, OWO - A year-OJd . lf&ndmother Of Olgllli"'-u, who recently graduated college, plans to take a more courses "just for Mrs. Violet Yeager, wbo ed to college in 19D;- • .' .C... REG. 98c NOW _ __ I HAIR TONIG! ~ ~~· . PLA YTEX HAND SAVER GLOVES Now ! Price ' ..,. . . secR.it .~.. DRAF'I' said. EOMBS ' ' �j ~ ~- ' i~· junbaJI fSUNDAY WHITE PAPER .N ... 1rinttJ - muddles along, The "Office Rules'' reprinted below, standard lor 104 years ago, have been circulated by Trans World Airlines. and have been provided us by Mr. Eddie Blake ol Middleport We make no evaluation to which are the better times, 1802 or 1966. It is enough to remind ourselves that great grandpa grew up in times of more stringent conventions than do our children today. What a field day the collegians had back then, with so many more freedom restricling rules to fracture! Here are 10 rules for the standard office of 1862: - Office employees will daily sweep the floors, dust the furniture, shelves, and showcases. - Each day fil1 lamps, clean chimneys, and trim wicks. Wash windows once a week. - Each clerk will bring In a bucket of l\'Jier and a scuttle of coal for the day's busi ne::o<;, ~ Make your pens carefully, you may wh ittle nibs to your individual taste. - This office will be open at 7 A. M. and close at 8 P.M. dally, except QD the Sabbath, on whicb day it wiU riiiimin closed. Each employee is expected .tO spend tlie Sabbath by attending Church 1Pd contrf· The Tri ·- Counties are, or have been, up to their collective necks in rairs. The Gallia Oounty Junior Fair ran lour days last week to the delight of some 30,000 persons. Mason County's Fair opens Wednesdav at 7 p. m. when West Virginia Attorney General C. Donald Robertson appears at, -the grounds on t.he old TNT site. Meigs County's lair opens August 16 lor its traditional five . day run. Whence fairs? How, and why, have metropolitan and rural America clasped a folkway dating back at least to 5th Century Europe so heartily and altered and re-shap~ it to be peculiarly American? Traditionally, fairs in the old countries ket fairs. They were money~making ventures, nearly pllre and simple. Huge fairs in England, France and Gennany, commissioned by the central governments began to die slow death, by the 19th Centllry. However, fairs, more oRen of the pleasure kind, continued at the village and district levels. In the United States, in conlrast with typical European fairs where trade ieatures predominate, American fairs have l!erved chiefly the function of agricultur' buting liberally to the cause of the Lord. -Men employees will be given an evenIng oU """h week for eouriing purposes, or two .,.enlngs a week U they regularly go to Church. -After an employee ha.- spent IS hours of labor in the office, he should spend the time reading Ire Bible and other good books while contemplating the Glories and tbe building up of the Kingdom. -Every employee should lay aside from each pay a goodly sum of his earnIngs lor his benefit during his declining years, so that ·he will not beenme a bur· den upon the eiWlty of his betters. -Any employee who smokes Spanish cigars, uses liquor in any form, gets shav· ed at a barher shop or frequents p o o I and public halls, wiU give me good reason to auspect his worth, Intentions, IDteg· rity, and honesty. J-' • -Tile employee wbo has performed bls labora laitblully and without fault lor a period . of live years in my service, and whn h'as been thrifty and attentive Ill his religious duties, and is looked upon by his fellowmen as a substantial and law-aljid· ing citizen, will be g~ an Increase -.ifo·& cents per day in his pay, providing a just return In profits from lbe business- pel' .mits it. ' Great day in tile morning! ~ do change. •' education. :i') l ' ;· ·! In the show rmg, un the track, and in crop "and other exhibits, accepted standards of exceUeoce have been ' gradually developed, In recent rears of Jodging contests par· ticipated in by boys and girls and by col· lege students bave become added attractions. Indeed, by these mid - sixties, boys and girls in many countries have for all practical purposes laken over the business of girl In many countie have lor all praotical burpoe taken over the bu!ne of lairs. Gallia County has only a "Junior Fair" conducted by its Junior Fair Board with adult guidance and supervision. Mason County has a Junior fair, but Meigs Oounty, happily, continues to offer a Senior and Junior Fair. A sign of the times, perhaps, Is that in Meigs County recently a local grange took a show of hands on whether or not It should place an exhibit in the 1966 fair. for a loca l grange to pass up an opportunWe note witll som~ sadness that only 25 ---- 'Of Course We Haven't Had • ' " ' 1 ..,.. ~ !···· J ' ' ~· ."' -~· ' ' . -~ ' ! . .. ... ' I . ! ill Ill J! r ;I>! '' ' ~i ;· '-· -\ . ::\.· 1;.. . ~ ,j i .• • BY DICK THOMAI JRodgen, Pittsburgh; 81111 Cap-lform.., wenbon atewanl andjaearclty ·of roWIIen wbo are · Indm~a, aforma'bigo~whoel- U a &eaeral atrlko GtC1II'I on j Passage of the Rivers and taill E. A. Burnsides, Pl Pleaa· ,cook on Pltllburgh towboalll paid '1 a day and board. •: With the old Bosto~l eo- .lbe railroad . , lbe sleamboats 1 The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, August 1, 1966-1 Harbors BW, ond Its suboequ..t aat. Tbese men for several and packeta, !lllYa lbero was Captaill Greene reports tabor gmes, 18 qut on the Ci!wmuU wUI be beJ!efltted. Every steam- I-;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;~ aignlng by President Woodrow years have been successful opo more tbiiD· eae "amboat w!III •at tile CllldJiDati wharl bal'ller 1ways, having her hog-<:balna ,.. boat ud the bargea at PIU. ~ ·· W. WDson, brought promise of erators of large stsamboata ud four eRgiDia - two on a aide. to secure !than be ever,. knew placed ao the hull can be used burgb wiD .be p)aced lo . ..,m. I ' . at least four new dama on the barge lines on western and Mr. '8me111er uyt tbe K~ty Ill beln all his river experl811ee. as a ~ode! barge. Tbe bldlua mlulon abould the atr!ke como. / Ohio River and an unbroken southern rivers. · . Did 111111 equipped with folp' -l!a- 'At St. Lout( ·It Ia reported I was built Ill 1900 and her cabin Captain William Bay of Jron,., pool stage for the Gallipolis Wbile about ail allea for the gtnes.; The late John C. Oliver thatNegrorousternredemand- burned of! last May!. Tbe ton ,la advertising the packet ' v area, according to the River IO<!ko and dOilUI have beetl was eoglneer. lng teO a month oa packell boat was Insured for f41),000. Greyhound for sale. Captaia News of August, 1916. located, It Ia oot known whoa . carrying wheat and corn. Bay deslreo to dlopose of bis . Most important leWS was work will be common.... al Aua· .. Jt.. - lt la rej!orted Captain Tom Roush, Hunting· Aug. 7, 191f - Captain Got· river interesta. Pete Lallance Is , that which appeared iJl the · Dam 25 to be eonalncled at lbat a packet wU1 agaiD be an- ton, veter.. riverman, who .don G. Greene, It Is reported; 110\V Coplaln of the Greyboulld. , Aug. 5, 1916 !Uver News' 1 Addlsoo, or abonl . . - 1ered in the Big Sandy River 1bas ~n captain of the Grey- wm build a small light draught Pilot Ollie WilliamsonIa on· I be . • _ , . "I _ Ooi. John L. Vance of this miles above Galllpolla. Itrade to run from Catlettsburg 1boWld for a number of years, scow bow packet of IS tons and Greyhound. Ollie II oae of the city, (Gallipolis), president of Other iliteresting river news to the beadwatero. This remlnda has resigned that post on the 25 passengers to run up I he best Ia the bu.oinilso. the Ohio Valley lmprovement jot 50 years ago, inclu<jed: ' ' US of the light draught Sandy boat and wm retire from the ,Big Sandy Rivv from Catletta. -------------------'-----Assoclatiou, stated Friday he Aag. 1, 1916 - Following the :''Gipera" or the "Mosquito rtver. The GreybuWld Is one of · burg to George'• ~~eek. T be Is well pleased with the River lead of l'teoident Wilson fu 1Fleet.'' ·as tbose frail scow bow, the Bay Une boats running i trade up the Big Sandy hu ' appropriation for continuing the •signj!lg the Rivers and Barbara · belt-non sldewheelera were CIIU- ~ between Portsmouth and Hunt- been abandoned lor some lime. work of canalizing the Ohlo Bill, carrying an 'appropriali!¥1 [eil by rlvermen when tbey lngtoa. EngiDeer Sike Wood, one ol River. , of $5 millioo for Ohio River were quite numerous 20 years The Pittsburgh - Charleston the beat m the river business, Ool. Vance returned from · improvement, the River lm- lago. I pocket Dunbar waa towed here 1ill here overbau!lng the steamWashington, D. C. sometim~ provement Oommitt<e of the Tbe government has aot lfrom the KaRawha Docks ler R. Dunbar's machinery and ago. He iniOI'IIlll 'lis tlrat. the Huntington Chamber of Oom- t1toughl It a profitable business Tuesday to bave two new boil- assisting iR the lnstallatioB of $5 million allotted lor the OhiO jmerce wiD· get Into f!mlledialt! bl improve the Big Sandy Riv- iera install<\d at !be Acme Shop. Inew boilers that are being placRlver will start lour new dams. action and, press National ~ er, wbicb has been a great lim- Boiler material has gone oky -~ ed on the packet. Captain Col. Vance hopes that one of resentalives lor the completion· ber stream in its day, the tim- 111gb in price. The Dunbar's Sike's wile, wbo bas been m these will be Dam 71 near Mil·· of 1Ja1n 71, located north of ber being of the poplar species. iiWJ recenUy received a gener- jlor several monlha, is undergo· 1 The boating business on the al over-hauling on the doeks ing treatment at Holzer Hooplt· lersport. Tile completiOn of UiJs the city. .. dam is of great importance and · ')'lie .,...linn of this d a m Big Sandy was on the decrease and with new boilers, the pack-1a!, and ill showing signs of 1m means a complete slack wa~ would give Gallipolis . and before the C & 0 raiiroad put a et win be In good shape I or 1provement. Engineer Wood bas sq.ge of 120 miles from Hunt· ifluntlngton an unbroken ehan- branch along its banks. Since business. Tile cost•of operating been on the Tacoma lor sever· ington to Gallipolis and on up Inel of pool water' lor a distance Ithat time, the river buslneS9 a packet is said to have great- al ""asons. the Great Kanawha River to of 60 mi~ up the Ohlo !Uver, ' has practically been abandoned. Jy Increased this year. Engtnesr Joha WUis and PI· . Charleston and the headwaters,! and .wouill lik~Jise plil tbe ' All of the old limo ''Glpera" Tile Greene Line pac~ets are lot Charley Mlltthews are keep WKEWARM SUPPORT · 1Ka11"tlwha Rivef: It ~ · said peti- 1 have long ago passed to the carrying hundreds of barrels ing the !erryboai·Francio going Packets operate as far up the lions '; W,ill be ,clrc;ulated in this I1I9neyard. . . . . , of Gallia and _Lawrence county : in good shape and doing a good Kunawha River as Montgom- vicinity ~- that all pressure Add 50 years <OD tlver SlDiday ; appleo to Clncmnatl where they busmess. ery, and towboats bring out will be •j)rought to -beat for the Much of the Big Sandy River ;bring from $2 to $4 a barrel. Captam Fred Hornbrock, one loaded cnal barges from polpts building of Dam 71. . limber Is now. shipped to Cln- jTbe Greenland picked up over of tbe owners of tbe Dunllar, above Montgomery. Rlvermen, l . Icinnati ,by rail. Tills timber was :500 barrels between Gallipolis Mrs. Homtn:ook BAd daughter with a·few exceptions, are luke- Aig. !, 1911 Captain lor years taken down the river : and Prootorville Thursday nlght. lwere here Sunday. Captain warm in their support of the Je~ P. ~ughes is in command in rafts by towboats. It Is nolf• One bundred barrela were ship- Hornbrook is looking alter reriver improvement but they qf th~ G~n~ale,, ~llh, Purser · only o<!<'aeionally th~t a raft II ' ped from here. · pairs being made to th~ Dunare quick to take advantag~ of pave ~f . ln cl!arge of seen oo the Ohlo Rivllf. · bar. Tbey formerly resided In a pool. stage when II Is availa.l the o(l~ . . . . Aug. s, ltle - n Is reported . Paducab, Ky. Captain i!Dnble. ' .Navigalr'Sil\rt ' tl\e Gre•t Ka- Aug. 4, itll- The Green- at Cincinnati that the Louisville . brook's brother, Phillip HorA· Three live rlvermen who have na)Yba Rl~~.' ,lloiU be ' Impeded land ii! eha!:le of Captain~ and Cincinnati Packet Oo. will · brook, proprietor of the Park· been_loyal and ardent support- all this .mik''!lmwl~.'ol ." the iB. Greene passel\ dowil ~not f1!build the lndi.ana. The'eraburg wbarl, with his wife / e" "' the Ohio River improve- damage done to Locks 4-$-3 iii dllf · evening wiUI' a rood trip. uppert wori!;a Wert! burned • are spending three weeks vae&ment are Captain Oscar Barrett, the recent rUnout. · Ca'Ptain Gordon C. G_reepe;· own~ few weeks ago. Lou.est hid for ltion in New York and other · Cincinnati; Captain William ' James Sn!ellzel'. of \his city, . er of the packet, reporla a a new eahin was $25,0110, Tile points In the east. Fea·t···u"res ' 0.f'· Tri. c·0' Area , Ill aueh ' .;,j ~,I . ·, ' ~ FOX HUNTING -. Foxhunting is a favorite sport of squar~ dance call· er Whitey Beegle. He c~ntinues foxhuntmg at the age of 83. Posing here with Beegle &fld two of his fiVe dogs, AJax and Butch, is Joe Stalura, Pittslmrgh who Is one of Mr. Beegle's 28 grandchildren. ' ·~;j~So:;me~ 1 ~~~:2~· a~d vtplence frankly ~~!:U~ ':~;~;;;;JI! .few the name of th•lr rlghta. appear to contend they above the law. Tile 111011t startling comment recenUy In Chicago by S!O,kely' Carmlebael, hot-beaded power" advocate and ~~~~·~ of tbe Student Non • 1\ Coorlnating Committee, de.alrucl~~ wu ute .. ,·." .' 1 • ~ I belnl promptly libeled In some ell' litJ.Iick. oleo u "undemoerattc" and lllort tl IIIe poner ofleot. eve• "fucfllle." Some olllooae '• ap[Jipt IIIetr Mlow Amerl- brllllut )llllllg feolt at Berll• -~. .U,IIJ .... · -.le Ins- ley 111d other eampaaoo arlue ,... 'lllil tllllr'· lhulou ol !bat they are looUid by no ~ey YlrtUlly a way ef law or rule they bad no pari life. Tbey .lire' UroiUIJJ m • III malda1. Tboy accept nt lllllllllred lilt'!be IJipwaj and iatboril)< -nl eoa111 ...., a,ey . llutly paa.Je.,.... ' '•· ,, I to stop just abort of arg~>o thet crime 11 human a&d, democratic. the ennobling cloak ot the word "democratic" Is InFar too often, public bellavbeing thrown over an manof .\merleans II appaU!q. ner of licentious behavior. The !18111 openly ~ word Is being defined to me;In: llvel7 Olhen are "I am to be left alone to do ln. or say anythlng I please, regardless of the consequences to ~tilbtterfetellot wt$ r' .'r ' I , WASICNGTON (NEA) IOod proportion of the poQple Ia biding from aome unpleasant lrllths about It- ~~;~~~~ I aabrtdled -'"Y behavior Is 50; : Y~.Ago oa:tbe River;. , . ~t.l. ... -·-~-t ' .. ' ' $5 Million Appropriation in 1916 Made Four New DaiJl~ ·Possible Dangerous Lawlessness is Creeping Across our Land and violence~ can feel noltber sbame ... ~':.i,'"ttO . nrne To Coordinate Everything Yet' / years ago It would have been ·unthinkable lor a local grange to pass uv an opportanlty to show its ingenuity in an exhibit at a local fair. · · ~. Clearly, ,. it is our young people whonl we mus! .ihank lor keeping alive a ricb lair trallfllon. w~ only bow to the ancient "pleasure" type lair with our midwaya, j)Ur fireworks, tbe special entertam'ibent contracted' each Fair week. Certainly, if it weren't for our bard. working · ~ung people theie' hardly could be lairs iJ1 Galiia aod Mason CounUes .., In Meigs County, some 500 young folks, assoc~ated in 4-H, Ff A, FHA groupo, to gether With the extension stafl, keep tba lair jumping. An estimated $2,500 Is dl9. tributed •nnually to the young people ill premlums and prizes. That circulates a1 roughly $5 per youth, not enough to ot!ract !bern into the judg· ing and exhibiters• lists. What doeo brinu them mto the fair is the spirit of compeUtlon, . desire to exceiJ in raising, groommg, · and showing a dairy animal. for example, or the thrill o1 receiving the coveted "A" on a sewing project. Here is the true value of fairs today, whether 8enior or Junior1 :the cultivation . of exceueke, so peculiary ' American. And we older folks recognize this value. We envy the vigorous spirit In wbich it is fulfilled . And thus we continue to support our local, county · level lain. w.. tern civHi· 2ation has enjoyed lairs for perhaps 1500 years. May we have them auother 15001 I * Vernon Dewee.e, Adv. llf(IT. Of Fairs, Past, Present and Future . ' be CitY Counell ~·Prank .. BY WILIJAM S. WHITE · 8JI!OUIII to 111 lmporllll! cl!ecli ' · not Ia be able- to eampalp WASmNGTON - Tile deatb to the equally Ulldeclared l'resl· O'CoiiJIOI'•.o·~ led .... '4~t ~efeller with anyUie milr\i~ ueql _;·-;&1114wish Is running so strongly withdenuat ambitions of Richard M.' . ~~g his fulllnher,_,. 'olul _ :;1!'1!:'~ - laat ·' In New York ·lle!nocratie poll· · Nixon, wbo Is In fact Romney's fl!! "!'"!r.w. Some poulbly cyn. - · · tile I!JioRepubllc8Jr ~ , 781!' lies as to Increase lmmena•ly main rival u of now. Nixon Is · wblle Rel!lll>leal ~era- In New York bf.. Republican ollanceo lor winning· the more or leu certain choice llcJri 14cdN7 " .. J!lqJliJII lbt Jlove .!bat IUC!b 111 eventllaUIJ that key state this year. o1 the Mldl'ieatern and Far we .. .~~~~ !It N•w York Cl!J. Wluld 1101 be teo dlatre!llllng · to It Is the most significant eurtern wtnga of tbe G.O.P. Plallllf.. O'CoDDOr W8l lbUI the belld Dernoerat of tl!e state, rent political story In the Unl~ Given any klod of party unJ. the IDI!Jcited cl!QJce· tor elevaSen. ilobeTt Kennedy. An unlion to.,lbe Govemar'a IPOI lhll ed States. For a Repub!fcan suety, the Democrats would be the wOijDded and • IIUttel!llfui o•. year. But lbey dQ!I't do 11\111&1 cess In New York In November odds on favorllel to nnseat RileCol!nor wllUld, from the m<>eYIII IIOIIIHibat·.. raUonally Ia would do much to renew ·the kefe!fer and .0 recapture the ment Qf Ida oleetlon as Governfortunes. of the Eastern wing of vast political mechanism .of NAnl!,•,llork 1D. beb.u of wakir or, at least lel'lously challengeDemacrall deii'L . the party generally. SpecUieal· New York State. Tiley are far If not aetuaDy displace Kennely, II would restore the lost lust. more numerous than the Repubdy as the top cloy of the party, er of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Deans In what Is, alter aU, a l'mlntdlatelf olber faotlona, A te-•I•cHon of lloeketeDer, traditionally Democratic state. notably Ollt led by Franldia At aU events, Kennedy hOI Roose.elt. ::._ 'r., be . 1811.theto Ured eut done nolbln•• to make hls own . O'CorutOr In short, would mean a powBut a kind of Balkan civil war irl!b orlul boOst to Eas'ent; Repubnow rages so fiercely among """"' cllotee for the gubernatorial n<>Ucanlsm's prospeelo of cou· them as to oUer tile probability but lnev#lble. ellarp lbat be mlnation flatly clear. Tbus he lniUing tbe 1968 Republlean that whoever eventuaUy emer" 11 a , "boa" e~te. Prehu taken no atep to reduce the NaUoBai Convtntion. ges as the Demoeratle nominee · etaely tbla 1101'1 of lljeledram.atlc party lnllgbUng that Is glvlng TO put tile thing yet more for Governor will bave been 10 Jl0118eDie bas for YM . bel!ll such enormous if indirect assi•l· concretely, II would •ive a badly cut up by other Dem<>destroying atrong Demoerall ID ance to Rockefeller. • NEW York In bellalf of weakv strong Impulse to the undeclar· crats as to mnke RockefeUer'l Tile Democrats managed last ones. This year It Is happening ed candidacy of Gov. George job of defeating blm lncomparall over apln; and lhll Ume year to throw away the New Romney of Mlehtgan lor tho ably easier than It need hava York mayoralty by howling and 1968 Republican Presidenli•l been. the falkut 11 national In lllOpe. ceaseless vendettas among nomination, since he Is the real For monlha !I has been per.. It now appean IIIJt O'Coonor themselves. Tiley aro well on choice of the Eastern Republifectly clear to any objeeUve obIIUI)' tither be denied lbe notn· the way to throwing away tho ean establishment server that the Demoerals' best JnaUon outrlibt or 10 mauled governorship this year for lilt OorrespOndlngly, It would-__ __::be::.t.::to:..:tak=e...:on::..::Roc::.:::ke.::let.::l...:er:..wou.:....._ld_ _ _..., __hloodled _ __:bY::_sbrlll __rl_v_all:..._..._ . _ _...:. •ery same reasons. lltchord S. Owen, Publ~Mr James E. Danner. Adv. bir. ·" C-'l'hf llmda7 TlmttSentlne!, Sl!!!day, August 7, 1968 ew York DemOCt~S; ii~lh Wish~ Proof that Times Doo Change, Afterall So you think time changing little? • . . PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY I'UBUSHlNG COMPANY Chester T~Mhil~ E:uc. Editor DtDighl W•llierholt, Editor Hobarl Willon, Jr, Mun. Editor ..•f., Whitey Beegle, 83, Lays Claim to Record Being Oldest Active 'Caller' ~- 1 ; . •.. ' '. I , ,, Occup~nt Who? FORMER Gallla countlan Wayne A. McCulty, after lhventJn& 1118111 al 111e Ia a fine proceBBing plant. · ' ~I '~ tbe parll for tltll vertical meat Gonveyor, helped aasemble It for ' One-Time Gallia~ is-Successful Inventor J iJ '. ,, - t ' ' .~.:- ., .,._, •._.!!• GfTA l.OOK .(!"'THE SAME PU55ES ON THE WAY BACK-.. "THEY'LL DO IT EVERY MEET"· .........._,..... ' ,_., . 11 �j ~ ~- ' i~· junbaJI fSUNDAY WHITE PAPER .N ... 1rinttJ - muddles along, The "Office Rules'' reprinted below, standard lor 104 years ago, have been circulated by Trans World Airlines. and have been provided us by Mr. Eddie Blake ol Middleport We make no evaluation to which are the better times, 1802 or 1966. It is enough to remind ourselves that great grandpa grew up in times of more stringent conventions than do our children today. What a field day the collegians had back then, with so many more freedom restricling rules to fracture! Here are 10 rules for the standard office of 1862: - Office employees will daily sweep the floors, dust the furniture, shelves, and showcases. - Each day fil1 lamps, clean chimneys, and trim wicks. Wash windows once a week. - Each clerk will bring In a bucket of l\'Jier and a scuttle of coal for the day's busi ne::o<;, ~ Make your pens carefully, you may wh ittle nibs to your individual taste. - This office will be open at 7 A. M. and close at 8 P.M. dally, except QD the Sabbath, on whicb day it wiU riiiimin closed. Each employee is expected .tO spend tlie Sabbath by attending Church 1Pd contrf· The Tri ·- Counties are, or have been, up to their collective necks in rairs. The Gallia Oounty Junior Fair ran lour days last week to the delight of some 30,000 persons. Mason County's Fair opens Wednesdav at 7 p. m. when West Virginia Attorney General C. Donald Robertson appears at, -the grounds on t.he old TNT site. Meigs County's lair opens August 16 lor its traditional five . day run. Whence fairs? How, and why, have metropolitan and rural America clasped a folkway dating back at least to 5th Century Europe so heartily and altered and re-shap~ it to be peculiarly American? Traditionally, fairs in the old countries ket fairs. They were money~making ventures, nearly pllre and simple. Huge fairs in England, France and Gennany, commissioned by the central governments began to die slow death, by the 19th Centllry. However, fairs, more oRen of the pleasure kind, continued at the village and district levels. In the United States, in conlrast with typical European fairs where trade ieatures predominate, American fairs have l!erved chiefly the function of agricultur' buting liberally to the cause of the Lord. -Men employees will be given an evenIng oU """h week for eouriing purposes, or two .,.enlngs a week U they regularly go to Church. -After an employee ha.- spent IS hours of labor in the office, he should spend the time reading Ire Bible and other good books while contemplating the Glories and tbe building up of the Kingdom. -Every employee should lay aside from each pay a goodly sum of his earnIngs lor his benefit during his declining years, so that ·he will not beenme a bur· den upon the eiWlty of his betters. -Any employee who smokes Spanish cigars, uses liquor in any form, gets shav· ed at a barher shop or frequents p o o I and public halls, wiU give me good reason to auspect his worth, Intentions, IDteg· rity, and honesty. J-' • -Tile employee wbo has performed bls labora laitblully and without fault lor a period . of live years in my service, and whn h'as been thrifty and attentive Ill his religious duties, and is looked upon by his fellowmen as a substantial and law-aljid· ing citizen, will be g~ an Increase -.ifo·& cents per day in his pay, providing a just return In profits from lbe business- pel' .mits it. ' Great day in tile morning! ~ do change. •' education. :i') l ' ;· ·! In the show rmg, un the track, and in crop "and other exhibits, accepted standards of exceUeoce have been ' gradually developed, In recent rears of Jodging contests par· ticipated in by boys and girls and by col· lege students bave become added attractions. Indeed, by these mid - sixties, boys and girls in many countries have for all practical purposes laken over the business of girl In many countie have lor all praotical burpoe taken over the bu!ne of lairs. Gallia County has only a "Junior Fair" conducted by its Junior Fair Board with adult guidance and supervision. Mason County has a Junior fair, but Meigs Oounty, happily, continues to offer a Senior and Junior Fair. A sign of the times, perhaps, Is that in Meigs County recently a local grange took a show of hands on whether or not It should place an exhibit in the 1966 fair. for a loca l grange to pass up an opportunWe note witll som~ sadness that only 25 ---- 'Of Course We Haven't Had • ' " ' 1 ..,.. ~ !···· J ' ' ~· ."' -~· ' ' . -~ ' ! . .. ... ' I . ! ill Ill J! r ;I>! '' ' ~i ;· '-· -\ . ::\.· 1;.. . ~ ,j i .• • BY DICK THOMAI JRodgen, Pittsburgh; 81111 Cap-lform.., wenbon atewanl andjaearclty ·of roWIIen wbo are · Indm~a, aforma'bigo~whoel- U a &eaeral atrlko GtC1II'I on j Passage of the Rivers and taill E. A. Burnsides, Pl Pleaa· ,cook on Pltllburgh towboalll paid '1 a day and board. •: With the old Bosto~l eo- .lbe railroad . , lbe sleamboats 1 The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, August 1, 1966-1 Harbors BW, ond Its suboequ..t aat. Tbese men for several and packeta, !lllYa lbero was Captaill Greene reports tabor gmes, 18 qut on the Ci!wmuU wUI be beJ!efltted. Every steam- I-;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;~ aignlng by President Woodrow years have been successful opo more tbiiD· eae "amboat w!III •at tile CllldJiDati wharl bal'ller 1ways, having her hog-<:balna ,.. boat ud the bargea at PIU. ~ ·· W. WDson, brought promise of erators of large stsamboata ud four eRgiDia - two on a aide. to secure !than be ever,. knew placed ao the hull can be used burgb wiD .be p)aced lo . ..,m. I ' . at least four new dama on the barge lines on western and Mr. '8me111er uyt tbe K~ty Ill beln all his river experl811ee. as a ~ode! barge. Tbe bldlua mlulon abould the atr!ke como. / Ohio River and an unbroken southern rivers. · . Did 111111 equipped with folp' -l!a- 'At St. Lout( ·It Ia reported I was built Ill 1900 and her cabin Captain William Bay of Jron,., pool stage for the Gallipolis Wbile about ail allea for the gtnes.; The late John C. Oliver thatNegrorousternredemand- burned of! last May!. Tbe ton ,la advertising the packet ' v area, according to the River IO<!ko and dOilUI have beetl was eoglneer. lng teO a month oa packell boat was Insured for f41),000. Greyhound for sale. Captaia News of August, 1916. located, It Ia oot known whoa . carrying wheat and corn. Bay deslreo to dlopose of bis . Most important leWS was work will be common.... al Aua· .. Jt.. - lt la rej!orted Captain Tom Roush, Hunting· Aug. 7, 191f - Captain Got· river interesta. Pete Lallance Is , that which appeared iJl the · Dam 25 to be eonalncled at lbat a packet wU1 agaiD be an- ton, veter.. riverman, who .don G. Greene, It Is reported; 110\V Coplaln of the Greyboulld. , Aug. 5, 1916 !Uver News' 1 Addlsoo, or abonl . . - 1ered in the Big Sandy River 1bas ~n captain of the Grey- wm build a small light draught Pilot Ollie WilliamsonIa on· I be . • _ , . "I _ Ooi. John L. Vance of this miles above Galllpolla. Itrade to run from Catlettsburg 1boWld for a number of years, scow bow packet of IS tons and Greyhound. Ollie II oae of the city, (Gallipolis), president of Other iliteresting river news to the beadwatero. This remlnda has resigned that post on the 25 passengers to run up I he best Ia the bu.oinilso. the Ohio Valley lmprovement jot 50 years ago, inclu<jed: ' ' US of the light draught Sandy boat and wm retire from the ,Big Sandy Rivv from Catletta. -------------------'-----Assoclatiou, stated Friday he Aag. 1, 1916 - Following the :''Gipera" or the "Mosquito rtver. The GreybuWld Is one of · burg to George'• ~~eek. T be Is well pleased with the River lead of l'teoident Wilson fu 1Fleet.'' ·as tbose frail scow bow, the Bay Une boats running i trade up the Big Sandy hu ' appropriation for continuing the •signj!lg the Rivers and Barbara · belt-non sldewheelera were CIIU- ~ between Portsmouth and Hunt- been abandoned lor some lime. work of canalizing the Ohlo Bill, carrying an 'appropriali!¥1 [eil by rlvermen when tbey lngtoa. EngiDeer Sike Wood, one ol River. , of $5 millioo for Ohio River were quite numerous 20 years The Pittsburgh - Charleston the beat m the river business, Ool. Vance returned from · improvement, the River lm- lago. I pocket Dunbar waa towed here 1ill here overbau!lng the steamWashington, D. C. sometim~ provement Oommitt<e of the Tbe government has aot lfrom the KaRawha Docks ler R. Dunbar's machinery and ago. He iniOI'IIlll 'lis tlrat. the Huntington Chamber of Oom- t1toughl It a profitable business Tuesday to bave two new boil- assisting iR the lnstallatioB of $5 million allotted lor the OhiO jmerce wiD· get Into f!mlledialt! bl improve the Big Sandy Riv- iera install<\d at !be Acme Shop. Inew boilers that are being placRlver will start lour new dams. action and, press National ~ er, wbicb has been a great lim- Boiler material has gone oky -~ ed on the packet. Captain Col. Vance hopes that one of resentalives lor the completion· ber stream in its day, the tim- 111gb in price. The Dunbar's Sike's wile, wbo bas been m these will be Dam 71 near Mil·· of 1Ja1n 71, located north of ber being of the poplar species. iiWJ recenUy received a gener- jlor several monlha, is undergo· 1 The boating business on the al over-hauling on the doeks ing treatment at Holzer Hooplt· lersport. Tile completiOn of UiJs the city. .. dam is of great importance and · ')'lie .,...linn of this d a m Big Sandy was on the decrease and with new boilers, the pack-1a!, and ill showing signs of 1m means a complete slack wa~ would give Gallipolis . and before the C & 0 raiiroad put a et win be In good shape I or 1provement. Engineer Wood bas sq.ge of 120 miles from Hunt· ifluntlngton an unbroken ehan- branch along its banks. Since business. Tile cost•of operating been on the Tacoma lor sever· ington to Gallipolis and on up Inel of pool water' lor a distance Ithat time, the river buslneS9 a packet is said to have great- al ""asons. the Great Kanawha River to of 60 mi~ up the Ohlo !Uver, ' has practically been abandoned. Jy Increased this year. Engtnesr Joha WUis and PI· . Charleston and the headwaters,! and .wouill lik~Jise plil tbe ' All of the old limo ''Glpera" Tile Greene Line pac~ets are lot Charley Mlltthews are keep WKEWARM SUPPORT · 1Ka11"tlwha Rivef: It ~ · said peti- 1 have long ago passed to the carrying hundreds of barrels ing the !erryboai·Francio going Packets operate as far up the lions '; W,ill be ,clrc;ulated in this I1I9neyard. . . . . , of Gallia and _Lawrence county : in good shape and doing a good Kunawha River as Montgom- vicinity ~- that all pressure Add 50 years <OD tlver SlDiday ; appleo to Clncmnatl where they busmess. ery, and towboats bring out will be •j)rought to -beat for the Much of the Big Sandy River ;bring from $2 to $4 a barrel. Captam Fred Hornbrock, one loaded cnal barges from polpts building of Dam 71. . limber Is now. shipped to Cln- jTbe Greenland picked up over of tbe owners of tbe Dunllar, above Montgomery. Rlvermen, l . Icinnati ,by rail. Tills timber was :500 barrels between Gallipolis Mrs. Homtn:ook BAd daughter with a·few exceptions, are luke- Aig. !, 1911 Captain lor years taken down the river : and Prootorville Thursday nlght. lwere here Sunday. Captain warm in their support of the Je~ P. ~ughes is in command in rafts by towboats. It Is nolf• One bundred barrela were ship- Hornbrook is looking alter reriver improvement but they qf th~ G~n~ale,, ~llh, Purser · only o<!<'aeionally th~t a raft II ' ped from here. · pairs being made to th~ Dunare quick to take advantag~ of pave ~f . ln cl!arge of seen oo the Ohlo Rivllf. · bar. Tbey formerly resided In a pool. stage when II Is availa.l the o(l~ . . . . Aug. s, ltle - n Is reported . Paducab, Ky. Captain i!Dnble. ' .Navigalr'Sil\rt ' tl\e Gre•t Ka- Aug. 4, itll- The Green- at Cincinnati that the Louisville . brook's brother, Phillip HorA· Three live rlvermen who have na)Yba Rl~~.' ,lloiU be ' Impeded land ii! eha!:le of Captain~ and Cincinnati Packet Oo. will · brook, proprietor of the Park· been_loyal and ardent support- all this .mik''!lmwl~.'ol ." the iB. Greene passel\ dowil ~not f1!build the lndi.ana. The'eraburg wbarl, with his wife / e" "' the Ohio River improve- damage done to Locks 4-$-3 iii dllf · evening wiUI' a rood trip. uppert wori!;a Wert! burned • are spending three weeks vae&ment are Captain Oscar Barrett, the recent rUnout. · Ca'Ptain Gordon C. G_reepe;· own~ few weeks ago. Lou.est hid for ltion in New York and other · Cincinnati; Captain William ' James Sn!ellzel'. of \his city, . er of the packet, reporla a a new eahin was $25,0110, Tile points In the east. Fea·t···u"res ' 0.f'· Tri. c·0' Area , Ill aueh ' .;,j ~,I . ·, ' ~ FOX HUNTING -. Foxhunting is a favorite sport of squar~ dance call· er Whitey Beegle. He c~ntinues foxhuntmg at the age of 83. Posing here with Beegle &fld two of his fiVe dogs, AJax and Butch, is Joe Stalura, Pittslmrgh who Is one of Mr. Beegle's 28 grandchildren. ' ·~;j~So:;me~ 1 ~~~:2~· a~d vtplence frankly ~~!:U~ ':~;~;;;;JI! .few the name of th•lr rlghta. appear to contend they above the law. Tile 111011t startling comment recenUy In Chicago by S!O,kely' Carmlebael, hot-beaded power" advocate and ~~~~·~ of tbe Student Non • 1\ Coorlnating Committee, de.alrucl~~ wu ute .. ,·." .' 1 • ~ I belnl promptly libeled In some ell' litJ.Iick. oleo u "undemoerattc" and lllort tl IIIe poner ofleot. eve• "fucfllle." Some olllooae '• ap[Jipt IIIetr Mlow Amerl- brllllut )llllllg feolt at Berll• -~. .U,IIJ .... · -.le Ins- ley 111d other eampaaoo arlue ,... 'lllil tllllr'· lhulou ol !bat they are looUid by no ~ey YlrtUlly a way ef law or rule they bad no pari life. Tbey .lire' UroiUIJJ m • III malda1. Tboy accept nt lllllllllred lilt'!be IJipwaj and iatboril)< -nl eoa111 ...., a,ey . llutly paa.Je.,.... ' '•· ,, I to stop just abort of arg~>o thet crime 11 human a&d, democratic. the ennobling cloak ot the word "democratic" Is InFar too often, public bellavbeing thrown over an manof .\merleans II appaU!q. ner of licentious behavior. The !18111 openly ~ word Is being defined to me;In: llvel7 Olhen are "I am to be left alone to do ln. or say anythlng I please, regardless of the consequences to ~tilbtterfetellot wt$ r' .'r ' I , WASICNGTON (NEA) IOod proportion of the poQple Ia biding from aome unpleasant lrllths about It- ~~;~~~~ I aabrtdled -'"Y behavior Is 50; : Y~.Ago oa:tbe River;. , . ~t.l. ... -·-~-t ' .. ' ' $5 Million Appropriation in 1916 Made Four New DaiJl~ ·Possible Dangerous Lawlessness is Creeping Across our Land and violence~ can feel noltber sbame ... ~':.i,'"ttO . nrne To Coordinate Everything Yet' / years ago It would have been ·unthinkable lor a local grange to pass uv an opportanlty to show its ingenuity in an exhibit at a local fair. · · ~. Clearly, ,. it is our young people whonl we mus! .ihank lor keeping alive a ricb lair trallfllon. w~ only bow to the ancient "pleasure" type lair with our midwaya, j)Ur fireworks, tbe special entertam'ibent contracted' each Fair week. Certainly, if it weren't for our bard. working · ~ung people theie' hardly could be lairs iJ1 Galiia aod Mason CounUes .., In Meigs County, some 500 young folks, assoc~ated in 4-H, Ff A, FHA groupo, to gether With the extension stafl, keep tba lair jumping. An estimated $2,500 Is dl9. tributed •nnually to the young people ill premlums and prizes. That circulates a1 roughly $5 per youth, not enough to ot!ract !bern into the judg· ing and exhibiters• lists. What doeo brinu them mto the fair is the spirit of compeUtlon, . desire to exceiJ in raising, groommg, · and showing a dairy animal. for example, or the thrill o1 receiving the coveted "A" on a sewing project. Here is the true value of fairs today, whether 8enior or Junior1 :the cultivation . of exceueke, so peculiary ' American. And we older folks recognize this value. We envy the vigorous spirit In wbich it is fulfilled . And thus we continue to support our local, county · level lain. w.. tern civHi· 2ation has enjoyed lairs for perhaps 1500 years. May we have them auother 15001 I * Vernon Dewee.e, Adv. llf(IT. Of Fairs, Past, Present and Future . ' be CitY Counell ~·Prank .. BY WILIJAM S. WHITE · 8JI!OUIII to 111 lmporllll! cl!ecli ' · not Ia be able- to eampalp WASmNGTON - Tile deatb to the equally Ulldeclared l'resl· O'CoiiJIOI'•.o·~ led .... '4~t ~efeller with anyUie milr\i~ ueql _;·-;&1114wish Is running so strongly withdenuat ambitions of Richard M.' . ~~g his fulllnher,_,. 'olul _ :;1!'1!:'~ - laat ·' In New York ·lle!nocratie poll· · Nixon, wbo Is In fact Romney's fl!! "!'"!r.w. Some poulbly cyn. - · · tile I!JioRepubllc8Jr ~ , 781!' lies as to Increase lmmena•ly main rival u of now. Nixon Is · wblle Rel!lll>leal ~era- In New York bf.. Republican ollanceo lor winning· the more or leu certain choice llcJri 14cdN7 " .. J!lqJliJII lbt Jlove .!bat IUC!b 111 eventllaUIJ that key state this year. o1 the Mldl'ieatern and Far we .. .~~~~ !It N•w York Cl!J. Wluld 1101 be teo dlatre!llllng · to It Is the most significant eurtern wtnga of tbe G.O.P. Plallllf.. O'CoDDOr W8l lbUI the belld Dernoerat of tl!e state, rent political story In the Unl~ Given any klod of party unJ. the IDI!Jcited cl!QJce· tor elevaSen. ilobeTt Kennedy. An unlion to.,lbe Govemar'a IPOI lhll ed States. For a Repub!fcan suety, the Democrats would be the wOijDded and • IIUttel!llfui o•. year. But lbey dQ!I't do 11\111&1 cess In New York In November odds on favorllel to nnseat RileCol!nor wllUld, from the m<>eYIII IIOIIIHibat·.. raUonally Ia would do much to renew ·the kefe!fer and .0 recapture the ment Qf Ida oleetlon as Governfortunes. of the Eastern wing of vast political mechanism .of NAnl!,•,llork 1D. beb.u of wakir or, at least lel'lously challengeDemacrall deii'L . the party generally. SpecUieal· New York State. Tiley are far If not aetuaDy displace Kennely, II would restore the lost lust. more numerous than the Repubdy as the top cloy of the party, er of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, Deans In what Is, alter aU, a l'mlntdlatelf olber faotlona, A te-•I•cHon of lloeketeDer, traditionally Democratic state. notably Ollt led by Franldia At aU events, Kennedy hOI Roose.elt. ::._ 'r., be . 1811.theto Ured eut done nolbln•• to make hls own . O'CorutOr In short, would mean a powBut a kind of Balkan civil war irl!b orlul boOst to Eas'ent; Repubnow rages so fiercely among """"' cllotee for the gubernatorial n<>Ucanlsm's prospeelo of cou· them as to oUer tile probability but lnev#lble. ellarp lbat be mlnation flatly clear. Tbus he lniUing tbe 1968 Republlean that whoever eventuaUy emer" 11 a , "boa" e~te. Prehu taken no atep to reduce the NaUoBai Convtntion. ges as the Demoeratle nominee · etaely tbla 1101'1 of lljeledram.atlc party lnllgbUng that Is glvlng TO put tile thing yet more for Governor will bave been 10 Jl0118eDie bas for YM . bel!ll such enormous if indirect assi•l· concretely, II would •ive a badly cut up by other Dem<>destroying atrong Demoerall ID ance to Rockefeller. • NEW York In bellalf of weakv strong Impulse to the undeclar· crats as to mnke RockefeUer'l Tile Democrats managed last ones. This year It Is happening ed candidacy of Gov. George job of defeating blm lncomparall over apln; and lhll Ume year to throw away the New Romney of Mlehtgan lor tho ably easier than It need hava York mayoralty by howling and 1968 Republican Presidenli•l been. the falkut 11 national In lllOpe. ceaseless vendettas among nomination, since he Is the real For monlha !I has been per.. It now appean IIIJt O'Coonor themselves. Tiley aro well on choice of the Eastern Republifectly clear to any objeeUve obIIUI)' tither be denied lbe notn· the way to throwing away tho ean establishment server that the Demoerals' best JnaUon outrlibt or 10 mauled governorship this year for lilt OorrespOndlngly, It would-__ __::be::.t.::to:..:tak=e...:on::..::Roc::.:::ke.::let.::l...:er:..wou.:....._ld_ _ _..., __hloodled _ __:bY::_sbrlll __rl_v_all:..._..._ . _ _...:. •ery same reasons. lltchord S. Owen, Publ~Mr James E. Danner. Adv. bir. ·" C-'l'hf llmda7 TlmttSentlne!, Sl!!!day, August 7, 1968 ew York DemOCt~S; ii~lh Wish~ Proof that Times Doo Change, Afterall So you think time changing little? • . . PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY I'UBUSHlNG COMPANY Chester T~Mhil~ E:uc. Editor DtDighl W•llierholt, Editor Hobarl Willon, Jr, Mun. Editor ..•f., Whitey Beegle, 83, Lays Claim to Record Being Oldest Active 'Caller' ~- 1 ; . •.. ' '. I , ,, Occup~nt Who? FORMER Gallla countlan Wayne A. McCulty, after lhventJn& 1118111 al 111e Ia a fine proceBBing plant. · ' ~I '~ tbe parll for tltll vertical meat Gonveyor, helped aasemble It for ' One-Time Gallia~ is-Successful Inventor J iJ '. ,, - t ' ' .~.:- ., .,._, •._.!!• GfTA l.OOK .(!"'THE SAME PU55ES ON THE WAY BACK-.. "THEY'LL DO IT EVERY MEET"· .........._,..... ' ,_., . 11 �.. ' ' New In Farming .,.,,e.~'!'{lae8'!1ll!ttn~~ Augu~ 1, t96G ,, f... . 1 llalaflll ....l4u-.laJWIIIfnaa..GnMIMNeu& tllrtlllll New .lllllad ... Ia tile............... Wed. tte oatloot fl ilrlor lbu IIIUII for &lie Gre~ll'llllla ... Clllfendo eeae'-l repu. • ...,. u,,.. lltiCefa..wlllll'lllllllof ... eeutryeuexpect&em· c~ -ltlld ~ Jt lhoald be eooler _ , Ia &be Dliiii,JII VoUe;,--Greot Lakee - . Nftr ......... ~~~~~ Allulle statu. ; T . -· ----:·~~-;()l.~i~=-~ci~-~1111~.;-----r;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.:;;,:;;;;;~ ver . a · : I a . . A lr Our . "' " "' 't · t PJanned On AUgu S 14 h· ~s lloartq 1111 llle •umber of Ieeder rallle oblpped Into , tbe tt Oblo !rim 'otter •lllalel lltaled 3118,... beod. Supplylq • Vti'J slpiD..nt 0101111 of Ieeder eallle to BY C. E. BLAKESLEE packlnJ wiJJ result Ill C-ly Ell. A...t., Alfletl)llre seeds. Tblo po!Dt is cover~!(! In Thirty Meigs Co!Jnty farmers one of the filum on Pqa 13 saw etcellent f·-·: ~..s Exten~·. BulleliD ' 417 '"HI meadows at the Fiild Dly at Forage. Vleldl." , tl>e Southeast Test Fatmi al . ' ' ALFALFA BBST ., IC.ryent~" this P,.st week. • '·Alfalfa Is the best Field Day, arranged ' byl·tor summer aeedlnJ. . ASC, SCS, and Extension seedlpgs of blrdsfoot trefoil IService. cooperat~ with Rob· som~ames sue<essful when th~ theFi~J ~~ !t~ade n Vltliaia, Ten- iarm 1 fermeatilloin 1-. , YQ!:UlUIOTID · ,.lndlgestlble .prote!npei.acre, eotn yield wiJilltl be' 550 sorghun 475 poundll and · sudan gra11 hYbrldll ~r ;th~ Cooperativ~ I .. ~ ' ' :•=: ·, •.. '' · 0" PAI-NT: SALE 415 SUPER RED IARN PAINt :.;:;~.u.~ ..r'.l,~~ 59 ,.... ....... . . = •3 . . . . . - WHITI JaL in 1'1 OnHtlt WHITI Ma. llo)llpl. iiiiiiJ•t • ItII, """ pl. lalce 1-• Wltillllldts lllnr,lnls20% lllfler. POMEROY • S.rvtne Mel1l, G1t111 & M.son C•untlet-Phone ft2·2111 J•ck W. CerMr, Mtr. "L" on hule 7 a U 111 tho U,..r ErHf ef fleiMrep OI'EN TIL 9 P.M. (MONDAY thru SATURDAY) ~ :~·Reese, DllCO:UNT-Furniture '· .·. · · · · ,. . . -i •. •,., , "·. · ' •_/ . • ' • J- . . . . COLOR ' · Jii ,,,·, . · . . ·an·d~~' I'N'"REAS..,. · ·L \.. . IC · . · · , .1 " T PR.OFITS ·· +•• ' ; i.- .' . from $lop to ~00 per acre. .. - with .· -~. > ' S,PRA YERS ,~ ,,.9N~Y- 19.95 $229.95 $229.95 $229.95 $149.95 $155.00 $155.00 $155.00 $117.00 142.00 . $142.00 "' $125:bo $299.95 $220.00 $349.95 $270.00 $239.9S $172.00 $269.95 $208.00 . . $359.95 $240.00 $149.95 .:$119.00 $25U5' $19UO $3fJ.95 $268.00 $2~.95 $237.00 $249.95 $170.00 $3~5.90 $256.00 ' • ,.,_ . 4 pc. piESSER- MIRROll- ~HEST- BED '"'Y. ·I_, f Q . THO~PSON . . . WALNUT t:=,-~ CHERRY Soya .. - REG. V.ALUI DISCbuNT $799·95 4PC.II.DROOMSUITI~ ~59•?S ..$186.00 .~ ' , $37.80 $42_.00 $36.75 ' ....",. _ . CHAIR RIOT''·. . ...~line • Cook !Utr,to Rt.ster· EARLY ,V.,ERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER-- $79.9S 14'•LY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER _ _ $79.95 . · EARLY _AMERICAN S\'INEL ROCKER--._ $89.95 ; EARLY' AMERICAN sWlviL ROCKER ,, $64.95 $45.50 EARLY AMERICAN ROCkER RECUNER _ $129.95 ~RLY .AMERICAN. ROCKER RECLINER_ $139.95 $92.50 $98.00 $43.00 $58.00 . ' ··' ~ . . : • lt. • '' .' - .,..,.. WAll~PAINT, Lt!tex · · · · gal. $3.00 "HOUSE PAINT, Outside ·· gal. $4.00 ARMY COTS .. · .. ·.. ·· .. .. .. $4.88 Thayer Full Sla- Complete wlh ~tmi. BABY BEDS · ........ .. .. ··· $39.00 LlviiiO Room Wal'tY' TABLE$, All 3 ·,;; · .. · \.. $14.75 • Oak Porch ROCKER & LOVE SEAT .... $12.95 AlSO DISCOUNTI PRICED ~.50 $48.50 , ' , $34.~ . This Is 'Only A P1rtlel Uitlngl We H•ve 103 Chllrt In Stoclc It Low, Low Prlcell .' ,_. ·MISCtUMEOUS liSTING ' .. ~' $58.00 $57.25 $64.50 ' .. ' .• REG. VALUE DISCOUNT EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER _ _ $99.95 $78.50 \ FAR MAL( ,· l , I - ALSO 8 EARLY AMERICAN SOFAS PRICED RIGHT. 9000Head OfBeefto · ReSold lnJ HEw HOLLUD .. e • ' ~ REG. VALUE DISCOUNT ,. ' I. ·' DESCRIPTION MODERN, Olive Grten Poem end Nylon MODERN, Forrest Green Poem end Nylon ·' NIODERN, ...own Foam and Nylon N(oDUN,)Iue Fotm and Nylon MOD!iiiN, ·~lge Fo1111 end NYiotJ ,. . MODERN, Brown Fotm end Nylon ~O_DERN, Turquoise Soft Bed Suite, Vinyl (over MODERN, ·Green • 3 Cu1hion, Foem & Nylon _ MODER!ll, Brown 106'' Soft, Foem & NylOn _. :MODERN, Brown 1nd Beige Foam 1nd Nylon MODEIIN, Ru1t, 2 Pc., . 3 Cuthion, 9111 Sofa, Fo1m MODERN, Brown, 2 Pc. .. · j.arse' $clfl, Fo•m & Nylon _ EARLY AMERICAN, Gold Print_ Sof1 Bed Suile, Wood Arms EARLY AMERICAN, Ru1t Nylon and Foam ~RLY AMER., Brown & Beige Print Nylon end Foam WLY ·AMERICAN, Print Cover _Nylon 1nd Fo1m · E4RLY AMERICAN, Print Cover _s..ly Linnecl end Fo1m _ EA!tlYAMEIIICAN, Brown & Green Row Exclusive I No Drag Or Wedging With A New Holland Blower t Ton Ohio feeder calf sales In Southcentral Ohio will sell approximately 9,000 bead of native belt Ieeder ralm Utls fall. ' More than 16,000 will be sold ' lbrough graded aales In Ohio. Tbe calves will be graded In· ~uslable shear ba~ allhe discherae point sllcu to lots by breed, su, grade o build-up every It me 1 paddle pa.sse~. Rtsult: and wellht. .Hellen welgbiDg blower runs smoothly; without drll or wedjlneover 6110 lbs. will be B..C's ioad alter load-even with gummy hayiiJI·Or lone, tested or V'acclnated. Only ICilY· Wllted.erass. II makes a New Holland blOwer idol for fllhng taller,. wider silos. You'll alao 'like the low 01 of beef breedlnJ wllb no eehopper and onset wheels the! let yqur wacons onornlcal defects and the males come up tlosi to unl6ad. Stop in socih for full properly rastrated wDJ be · acdatalls and free litwature. ,.. ,.. · c.-cepted by each of the IO!!al tanner sale committees. I Sale dates for Southcentral Ohio are Athens: O«ober 4 ·and November 5: Chillicothe. ; ,, September 29, October II, 18, ' •. 25, and November 1: Gallipolis • , October 4: and HUisboro: Octo- ' ber 6 aod 13. All s~les arr alter-' noon, except Gallipolis which Is TltACTOR SALES & SERVICE & p.m. Pomeroy, Ohio FOr consignmenl infonnut;on. cont·..;::l lort~l rc.:~ nty f:..-t .. wlenl Call 992·5101 I ofncf'!", Arta F.x tt'nsion Cel\l,r, ! - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , . . , . . . , . . . , ._ _ __or . ,-~~~):etina ag~ ncy. j • ! 2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUI ES - ; .~ · , • = FUL1bN '; Your Farm Service Center DISCOUNT ON OUTSIDE ·:!!:· WHITE •485 u~:;o •eo2 ' , ; . .' '· ' K' Jl!!"..,__; a I ..._. . " •;;•:=II creon; ' lata! =:e:.;:ued ·at the earl ! IICI'e, P'Urlher Information on sum equal mer seedlnp Is available at lhl or ASCS. . :. -_ .'·' .' •. . •·-·'6" '* ., 'pounda o( total digesdble nutr _enis per IICI'8. Tbls Is the ss llllaga of totel dlgesUble nutr enls as either bromegrass o orcltardgrass yielding on t basis of four tons of hay Serv~ ~ · c ' i a~ GENEVA. ON. THE. LAKE the Extension reduce winter Injury._ This Ohio (IJPI) - The stale has ice at Columbus, WQB not pres- IS not a desirably alternal!ve to -' ' ft'P:',.GM '!""halt ~p of ve1••ta·llltl'vinr of one of the loUowing opened ito newest stale park ent at the Field Day but be did ~lequa~ fall growlb but can N\ ., . . • c., !st. Apnt, Home Ee. ble .or fnl!l or I PQrtilll as abooltl be Included In fllllily bere • Including • swimming furnish Information w hI. b ~~ ~m:·~~!~UOilS'. ·. '-,."":""':"''':";~.,~-i·ljr' --·0..:.'~------J Minerals -and \JtaminJ _ • are narlly served euchju 01111 aprlcols, broccol~ can- beach and about tour acres of seems to bear a very Important ardll'as~ e of , ·i .' • • ..., <I · · · the major contrtbuUQns of the · -I!Ppie, bena.-_ taloupe, carnlti, chard, eoU1rds, picnic land. share of the success In summer farm at ;;""'~the Hudlon 3 Gallon fruit and ' ve(fllble II'OUps to lain, h1lf a medium crus, kale, pumpkin aplnach John Cooper, otato parks di- seedlngs. seed' arpr were the lil~IJ diet. These I . II'IPifruit. 11lii111ze o1 sweet potataet turmp' vision m8lllger in Northern He points out that perhaps the two tngs, ~ durln8 lbe furnhilf 'lubstanlill share ol tnc can be lmjloHant both wln!er squash, 'other dark gree~ Ohio. aod Carl Hartz. the park's j m~st important key to success PenJ:::S;..;~tles used were the vitamlu A valpe and near- meeting dietary needs aad leaves. manager, are clearinl away w1th swnmer seedlngs is moil- Tbe farmen !~':; iy all of the al!COI'bic acid (vii· avoiding ucesaive ralorlc debris, IIIOII'inl lite grast and lure control. In thla coontelloo Field Da a. _ _ • min C1. take. Ono-teurtil to one _ Alcorbla acid lootl IOW'ret weeds, plawinl up tho beach volunteer small vain 1s fre. 1 were also mut:!l .. Research ctudenta abow that cup of vegetable ·wlruJl Is should be Included In tilt diet and pulling together picnic ly 11 mucb a factor u Ia awn. lbe..':avy IJ'Owth . ually renaldered dally. Depeucllng on IU!On, tables In preparation lor 'lsi· mer rainfall. Wbea July raiM dan ..1 umby•~•- .~llql Ohio diet.. ar. likely to be be- size 10. Mlldren. . market prlcee, and omt lootl ton. l""m!nate small grains sum· .. sa ..-... ......- way low rl'f'ommended aUowaaces supplioa, the foods c:husen te mer seeding aeedbeds c~ best thetb farm. It waa pointed oul fnr these nulrlend. Cellulost pr tDark lfeen lnd tleep furnisb Ibis vitamin may vary mtlliard, ulo. . 1 be prepared by di4kU. Disk· at ID the production of allage, ·For A Limited Tirri6pt1'iy. sPn\ in Ms• foodo absorbs vegetables are valuable !rem time to time. The homemaker's sldll lti pte- lng will kill the lnlall grain the IOrllium Produces consltl· ,, . 1' .; .. J HvJq . , mnlsnu·• &nd provides bulk toes of vitamin A In the form ot the fruita and vegetables parllt( vegetables . ~nd fruita seedllnga aad conseqamotsture erably more~l&bl~oiCI'e ":.' "in in the removal of wa!!le carolen!. ~lor i; a in~Iuded in family meals, the jltjltJtJ.f ··~~ the llliount of In the seedbed lor the now for- : . ~JetC t end ,mdrY m 8oth endS. PrePared! nrnducis. lncludlnJ vegetables indicalor of the level tf da!ly plan should provide at VItamin C retelned In lite fond age seeulng. Is wever, ~ and fruits In m..ls adds color, min A source present in least one oerving o1 1 good when 11 Ia served. Wben omall graln whlcb ,.81 ml':..'"'b·leon lbe baSis flavor. a!Ml torture intere!!l. vegetable. The deep yellow '"'"'ce of ritamln c or two ser. thrown over by lbe combine baa _... mulrlen~, Four Or more serving• of dark gr.On as Jn tlrip of' "tatr !IOur'ce. . ·Qtber, ngetablos and frwt not germinated prior lo the alart praduotlon of com for silage In vegetab~es anll-oi jruil! . are!broccoli indicate • high Good sources are: grapefruit inclutllnJ the papular corn, of aeedbed preparation, plowing tbe ylelcl per acre II equal. recommended ilr.ly.- ~ · serving min A value. . or lf'apefrnlt juice orance or IleUs, aad peaa add lesser ia the preferred llilage aper. 'lbe COIIIJiaralive fl&ures 'or teen-agers and adulls Is con- At Ieaot eYery other day, orantie juice, rantal~upe, otraw- but Important emounls of nu- a~_on, . Plowing wiU live be!ter s!derlnJ com capable ot .Ylelld-11 _C-·~ti'CI ' berries, broccoli Brussel sprouts 11'1"!'11 common -10 the two Dth- coutrql Of voluntar II'lin than lnl 125 buabel! of -=~~ /I green pepper, sweet red pep- er IJ'OUPI. Many ol these when wlJJ tllsklng, however, plowlnJ IGI'IbUm at 30 Ioiii or t per.. Fair SGurces of vitamin. C ultll ill quantity may add lm· also reBUlts In a lftaler Iosa sudan _grasa bybrldll of :J5 ;i} oi.{,o are:'Jiuuydew melle, wab.r. portant amounta ·of eesential o1 SGU moiSture. Tbe reaiOD for per 1crt are as follows: 1'110 melon, tangerine or tangeriite nutrlenta. For eumple, the po- lhll courera with volunteer grlln dry malier ln lana , . , .. · ••JNII'IBU• tlfll raw cab- tato when used In quanlty Is Is lhat grain will utilize'' mois- acre lor corn 111"6.5, sor:~=~. , , , _,,. , !'~!1r: Master Fee~ &Seed Co. ' collards, kohlr~bi, lemon valuable fer Iron, lltiamlne, and ture wblrh abouJd be available 7.5, aad sor&bum sudan • ~Nil_a ~~;Air.l - i Gallipoil~ o; 446-2463 or juice, polllaet ind niat!ln. · lor growth and development of ~Ids 5- tans. n.., . .. . PISCOUNT sweet potatoes (cookecl in lbe Netl week we will discuss the new forage loedlnp. · "!~~'"!...!!!!!!1'-•!!!!!!!.,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!tl,.... splnacb, tomataet or bretldi and cereais as a part OTIIER FACI'ORS :::l juice, lf'eens, tt bealo femlly diet. - Also In connection wllb moisture manqa~, seedbed preparation and method of aeed· lng become of great Importance. A firm, well-packed seedbed is Important Tbe use of presswheels on the grain drill ia the best stand insurance available for summer seedings. Where press · wheels are not available, lbe preferred aystem Is to culti-pack before and alter I seeding. In Ibis operation care 1 oEfde coateat. Loot• must be exercised to be certain hrilbltr, ..... ~~·= that the soil surface after Seed· nd bem poinla. '"'"·- "'· lnl_j' not so rou&b that culli • IIOOF COATJNe I .• i•idered 1 pauncfl'·per c 0 N'. TR0 L T·o· BA'. c c· 0 su'·c 'Rs c«may Minerals, Vitamins in Fruit, egetables bybrldl 5,4110 '.~ sorgbum .lllalt, aad U Ia SUdan grua is sUghlly lowe IIUdaa crasa bybrldl, tbiUI the sor&bum sudml va '*181derlllg rllll'lllll .fleld and hybrids figuring out at •·''' era Is Intermediate between Farmers attending the Field high probabllity wilb alfalfa and BY BRYIION R. CARTER va&n. nd In our lOll conser- nur Cheshire, John ' Howerdl - · Mt'olntppl, Oklahewere Impressed with the thO" low probabUity with eo. ~rtollllu Areot, Agrte. va&n, and In our Hll couoer-larm pond, Tycoon Lake ma, .u Te•a•. stands. One ••· foot trefoil. Early seedlnJ, Don I miS! 1he Gallll Coonty business people, and other or- wlldllle area Waterway at stand had a eomblna- orous fall growlb, and Soil Cooservatlla mmlot Air ganlzattono and 11enclel, bave rt1 YOUDI Rio Sautbceutral Ohio Ia espec- Uon of orchardgrass and birds- cover all contrlbute to succlss11J ~~urh:":"'beay, A~ust H 111. w orktd herdtedta _plfn lhll event ~llege, and the Lonnie ~ adapted lor feeder rail foot trefoil. Up to the presettl of summer seedlngs. tiJmolloy,IJ 1g ea ..ng o zer 11 1• prNOil al ia publlc ser- farm. ,..-uetioa due to the adja- time there has been dilficultp Among the lf'8sses, Field on u, s. Roqte !5, lnd 7. Vice to the resldtQII of this arceet VIII market area. Ally in establishing and maintaining brome crass and Kentucky . Gallipolis, 11'0111 t:3D a.in. to 1 ea. ,, . !loa1lt Bottle - ltoller Dem, .....,,.... illterestel 1n e1slams. There seems to crass are best suited to &upl· p.Sm. . I th G I" So thPii&hl!l will flo leaving ::!tsmlpo~~lamaUion, EDarl ploriq lbe )IOIIIblllllea of ensome possibility, bowever, mer. seeding. Tall leSCUJ! uperviSOrs o e a ua il ro01houl lbe day: Each plane ' vm on on an terlllr lbe Ieeder calf prodactrefoil might be establish- lrcbarclrass are Jess sure Conservadon District Boord caa accommodate three passen- Notter ,farm, Walerwey lloo buible11 wotl)d Jront eel for one year and then lbe estabhsb 111 summer see<llng . IJ hoP'..,. the . tour will accompllsh gers. Tbe bu been dl· Woodrow Pope farm, Ed from a aew bull ella J_uli ,.._ meadow become strictly a grass Tall fescue particularly it a real purpose by living folb vldecl into· two routes. Eacb lero farm, aad Sprinc aad con- leeltll by the Cooperative Ex- ' alter the trefoil dlsap- ceptlble to winterkill when In GaDla and IUrrounding coun· route Is approxlmltely .U mHos lour atrlpcropping oo John Gil- taslon Service ealldtd, "Beef . makes only m!Dimal ,..,dlin!1ll "•• a- better look · at the land -~ and requlna about 25 mln- llam farm. C... Herda." TbiJ oe" bulleIn considerinK the posslbill!y vowlh. Oft whlclt llily Hv\.;. utes flying time. · Tbert will be 1 Mlrlt lie Nt. 475 !1 avaUollle at aU of summer seediDIS, it was Summe: seedings whicb 1 All ,..pie have · a :concern Let's l,tke a look at the each lllrht. Plan 0011 Ia see Emnsloa Service oHicfl. found that the most sure meth- 1o the wmter With mitiimaiill •bout 'land Jtse. The .pro~lems roul!l •' /GaiUa County from lite air on of establishing 1 summer lf'OWtb - ellher the result et·~lJid. use' laoe UR in eonser- Natta Relte - Strip mlnee Sundey, AUJilst 14. totley 11 with alfalfa la~ seeding or delayed _germi·' Newest State Park srass. However, problema wlllt uatwn due 1o dry weather -will FdbtJ'Ior the Famt'ly llfillta weevO are leadlnl ~ be beuelllled by the . , Open thil Weekend to consider other meen,;,-· of some lype of ! , , -~ ·::bl~:/~w:l~th~8=,ooo~-~~~~~:ee::M~o~ff~i~~o~f~lh~eJ~~un~~-~Enen:::sl~ol Olde "'"'"'" were lllteo •• all far dlllltll malll!r 1Ji @l'llllfqe 6.7 of Clrjr IIISDOp, = r and When : ... Day coincide wJth the IKir• growth.~ lrue clovers tl1gestlble nutrlfaltl per mal dry weather which occurs, inK red, alsilte, and ladlno corn nd "" at th~ period of lhe year. ' "'-·er can be ~-bllshed a sor..,nm ..-e Instead of the dry weather, silmmet aeedlnJs. and U..,. · Ithe event followed a July whicb .. . ' had rainfap of 7.73 inches at Tbe probabilil)' af . You can't win 'em lnl ~aUsfaclory stands of clov- ·~· ,. . ' Orchardgrass it~~ Eiplained'1 To 30 FarmerS on TeSttFann Tqu~ ·' ., .' ..... C.blneh eW•II C.bineh eEitc. & o.. R1nges eC.dar Chesta el.amps eW•II Plaques ePictuNI •Mirron ePorch & Deck Plint •Roof Coating ·.'14#10 Sq. Ft. Of. Disp~ FuJ'!i},lh(~gll The .. . .. Complei. Home Fumlthinaa ~ ~ • , ........ :., Reese DISCOUNT· Furniture Outlet • , OPEN DAILY UNTil. 5:30 P.M. , -~ •• I FRIDAY .,... TIL 1:00 P.M. .;) A$~01-Spt. , . .· ULUPOUS, 0. '.,; I . .. • '· �.. ' ' New In Farming .,.,,e.~'!'{lae8'!1ll!ttn~~ Augu~ 1, t96G ,, f... . 1 llalaflll ....l4u-.laJWIIIfnaa..GnMIMNeu& tllrtlllll New .lllllad ... Ia tile............... Wed. tte oatloot fl ilrlor lbu IIIUII for &lie Gre~ll'llllla ... Clllfendo eeae'-l repu. • ...,. u,,.. lltiCefa..wlllll'lllllllof ... eeutryeuexpect&em· c~ -ltlld ~ Jt lhoald be eooler _ , Ia &be Dliiii,JII VoUe;,--Greot Lakee - . Nftr ......... ~~~~~ Allulle statu. ; T . -· ----:·~~-;()l.~i~=-~ci~-~1111~.;-----r;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.:;;,:;;;;;~ ver . a · : I a . . A lr Our . "' " "' 't · t PJanned On AUgu S 14 h· ~s lloartq 1111 llle •umber of Ieeder rallle oblpped Into , tbe tt Oblo !rim 'otter •lllalel lltaled 3118,... beod. Supplylq • Vti'J slpiD..nt 0101111 of Ieeder eallle to BY C. E. BLAKESLEE packlnJ wiJJ result Ill C-ly Ell. A...t., Alfletl)llre seeds. Tblo po!Dt is cover~!(! In Thirty Meigs Co!Jnty farmers one of the filum on Pqa 13 saw etcellent f·-·: ~..s Exten~·. BulleliD ' 417 '"HI meadows at the Fiild Dly at Forage. Vleldl." , tl>e Southeast Test Fatmi al . ' ' ALFALFA BBST ., IC.ryent~" this P,.st week. • '·Alfalfa Is the best Field Day, arranged ' byl·tor summer aeedlnJ. . ASC, SCS, and Extension seedlpgs of blrdsfoot trefoil IService. cooperat~ with Rob· som~ames sue<essful when th~ theFi~J ~~ !t~ade n Vltliaia, Ten- iarm 1 fermeatilloin 1-. , YQ!:UlUIOTID · ,.lndlgestlble .prote!npei.acre, eotn yield wiJilltl be' 550 sorghun 475 poundll and · sudan gra11 hYbrldll ~r ;th~ Cooperativ~ I .. ~ ' ' :•=: ·, •.. '' · 0" PAI-NT: SALE 415 SUPER RED IARN PAINt :.;:;~.u.~ ..r'.l,~~ 59 ,.... ....... . . = •3 . . . . . - WHITI JaL in 1'1 OnHtlt WHITI Ma. llo)llpl. iiiiiiJ•t • ItII, """ pl. lalce 1-• Wltillllldts lllnr,lnls20% lllfler. POMEROY • S.rvtne Mel1l, G1t111 & M.son C•untlet-Phone ft2·2111 J•ck W. CerMr, Mtr. "L" on hule 7 a U 111 tho U,..r ErHf ef fleiMrep OI'EN TIL 9 P.M. (MONDAY thru SATURDAY) ~ :~·Reese, DllCO:UNT-Furniture '· .·. · · · · ,. . . -i •. •,., , "·. · ' •_/ . • ' • J- . . . . COLOR ' · Jii ,,,·, . · . . ·an·d~~' I'N'"REAS..,. · ·L \.. . IC · . · · , .1 " T PR.OFITS ·· +•• ' ; i.- .' . from $lop to ~00 per acre. .. - with .· -~. > ' S,PRA YERS ,~ ,,.9N~Y- 19.95 $229.95 $229.95 $229.95 $149.95 $155.00 $155.00 $155.00 $117.00 142.00 . $142.00 "' $125:bo $299.95 $220.00 $349.95 $270.00 $239.9S $172.00 $269.95 $208.00 . . $359.95 $240.00 $149.95 .:$119.00 $25U5' $19UO $3fJ.95 $268.00 $2~.95 $237.00 $249.95 $170.00 $3~5.90 $256.00 ' • ,.,_ . 4 pc. piESSER- MIRROll- ~HEST- BED '"'Y. ·I_, f Q . THO~PSON . . . WALNUT t:=,-~ CHERRY Soya .. - REG. V.ALUI DISCbuNT $799·95 4PC.II.DROOMSUITI~ ~59•?S ..$186.00 .~ ' , $37.80 $42_.00 $36.75 ' ....",. _ . CHAIR RIOT''·. . ...~line • Cook !Utr,to Rt.ster· EARLY ,V.,ERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER-- $79.9S 14'•LY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER _ _ $79.95 . · EARLY _AMERICAN S\'INEL ROCKER--._ $89.95 ; EARLY' AMERICAN sWlviL ROCKER ,, $64.95 $45.50 EARLY AMERICAN ROCkER RECUNER _ $129.95 ~RLY .AMERICAN. ROCKER RECLINER_ $139.95 $92.50 $98.00 $43.00 $58.00 . ' ··' ~ . . : • lt. • '' .' - .,..,.. WAll~PAINT, Lt!tex · · · · gal. $3.00 "HOUSE PAINT, Outside ·· gal. $4.00 ARMY COTS .. · .. ·.. ·· .. .. .. $4.88 Thayer Full Sla- Complete wlh ~tmi. BABY BEDS · ........ .. .. ··· $39.00 LlviiiO Room Wal'tY' TABLE$, All 3 ·,;; · .. · \.. $14.75 • Oak Porch ROCKER & LOVE SEAT .... $12.95 AlSO DISCOUNTI PRICED ~.50 $48.50 , ' , $34.~ . This Is 'Only A P1rtlel Uitlngl We H•ve 103 Chllrt In Stoclc It Low, Low Prlcell .' ,_. ·MISCtUMEOUS liSTING ' .. ~' $58.00 $57.25 $64.50 ' .. ' .• REG. VALUE DISCOUNT EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKER _ _ $99.95 $78.50 \ FAR MAL( ,· l , I - ALSO 8 EARLY AMERICAN SOFAS PRICED RIGHT. 9000Head OfBeefto · ReSold lnJ HEw HOLLUD .. e • ' ~ REG. VALUE DISCOUNT ,. ' I. ·' DESCRIPTION MODERN, Olive Grten Poem end Nylon MODERN, Forrest Green Poem end Nylon ·' NIODERN, ...own Foam and Nylon N(oDUN,)Iue Fotm and Nylon MOD!iiiN, ·~lge Fo1111 end NYiotJ ,. . MODERN, Brown Fotm end Nylon ~O_DERN, Turquoise Soft Bed Suite, Vinyl (over MODERN, ·Green • 3 Cu1hion, Foem & Nylon _ MODER!ll, Brown 106'' Soft, Foem & NylOn _. :MODERN, Brown 1nd Beige Foam 1nd Nylon MODEIIN, Ru1t, 2 Pc., . 3 Cuthion, 9111 Sofa, Fo1m MODERN, Brown, 2 Pc. .. · j.arse' $clfl, Fo•m & Nylon _ EARLY AMERICAN, Gold Print_ Sof1 Bed Suile, Wood Arms EARLY AMERICAN, Ru1t Nylon and Foam ~RLY AMER., Brown & Beige Print Nylon end Foam WLY ·AMERICAN, Print Cover _Nylon 1nd Fo1m · E4RLY AMERICAN, Print Cover _s..ly Linnecl end Fo1m _ EA!tlYAMEIIICAN, Brown & Green Row Exclusive I No Drag Or Wedging With A New Holland Blower t Ton Ohio feeder calf sales In Southcentral Ohio will sell approximately 9,000 bead of native belt Ieeder ralm Utls fall. ' More than 16,000 will be sold ' lbrough graded aales In Ohio. Tbe calves will be graded In· ~uslable shear ba~ allhe discherae point sllcu to lots by breed, su, grade o build-up every It me 1 paddle pa.sse~. Rtsult: and wellht. .Hellen welgbiDg blower runs smoothly; without drll or wedjlneover 6110 lbs. will be B..C's ioad alter load-even with gummy hayiiJI·Or lone, tested or V'acclnated. Only ICilY· Wllted.erass. II makes a New Holland blOwer idol for fllhng taller,. wider silos. You'll alao 'like the low 01 of beef breedlnJ wllb no eehopper and onset wheels the! let yqur wacons onornlcal defects and the males come up tlosi to unl6ad. Stop in socih for full properly rastrated wDJ be · acdatalls and free litwature. ,.. ,.. · c.-cepted by each of the IO!!al tanner sale committees. I Sale dates for Southcentral Ohio are Athens: O«ober 4 ·and November 5: Chillicothe. ; ,, September 29, October II, 18, ' •. 25, and November 1: Gallipolis • , October 4: and HUisboro: Octo- ' ber 6 aod 13. All s~les arr alter-' noon, except Gallipolis which Is TltACTOR SALES & SERVICE & p.m. Pomeroy, Ohio FOr consignmenl infonnut;on. cont·..;::l lort~l rc.:~ nty f:..-t .. wlenl Call 992·5101 I ofncf'!", Arta F.x tt'nsion Cel\l,r, ! - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . , . . , . . . , . . . , ._ _ __or . ,-~~~):etina ag~ ncy. j • ! 2 pc. LIVING ROOM SUI ES - ; .~ · , • = FUL1bN '; Your Farm Service Center DISCOUNT ON OUTSIDE ·:!!:· WHITE •485 u~:;o •eo2 ' , ; . .' '· ' K' Jl!!"..,__; a I ..._. . " •;;•:=II creon; ' lata! =:e:.;:ued ·at the earl ! IICI'e, P'Urlher Information on sum equal mer seedlnp Is available at lhl or ASCS. . :. -_ .'·' .' •. . •·-·'6" '* ., 'pounda o( total digesdble nutr _enis per IICI'8. Tbls Is the ss llllaga of totel dlgesUble nutr enls as either bromegrass o orcltardgrass yielding on t basis of four tons of hay Serv~ ~ · c ' i a~ GENEVA. ON. THE. LAKE the Extension reduce winter Injury._ This Ohio (IJPI) - The stale has ice at Columbus, WQB not pres- IS not a desirably alternal!ve to -' ' ft'P:',.GM '!""halt ~p of ve1••ta·llltl'vinr of one of the loUowing opened ito newest stale park ent at the Field Day but be did ~lequa~ fall growlb but can N\ ., . . • c., !st. Apnt, Home Ee. ble .or fnl!l or I PQrtilll as abooltl be Included In fllllily bere • Including • swimming furnish Information w hI. b ~~ ~m:·~~!~UOilS'. ·. '-,."":""':"''':";~.,~-i·ljr' --·0..:.'~------J Minerals -and \JtaminJ _ • are narlly served euchju 01111 aprlcols, broccol~ can- beach and about tour acres of seems to bear a very Important ardll'as~ e of , ·i .' • • ..., <I · · · the major contrtbuUQns of the · -I!Ppie, bena.-_ taloupe, carnlti, chard, eoU1rds, picnic land. share of the success In summer farm at ;;""'~the Hudlon 3 Gallon fruit and ' ve(fllble II'OUps to lain, h1lf a medium crus, kale, pumpkin aplnach John Cooper, otato parks di- seedlngs. seed' arpr were the lil~IJ diet. These I . II'IPifruit. 11lii111ze o1 sweet potataet turmp' vision m8lllger in Northern He points out that perhaps the two tngs, ~ durln8 lbe furnhilf 'lubstanlill share ol tnc can be lmjloHant both wln!er squash, 'other dark gree~ Ohio. aod Carl Hartz. the park's j m~st important key to success PenJ:::S;..;~tles used were the vitamlu A valpe and near- meeting dietary needs aad leaves. manager, are clearinl away w1th swnmer seedlngs is moil- Tbe farmen !~':; iy all of the al!COI'bic acid (vii· avoiding ucesaive ralorlc debris, IIIOII'inl lite grast and lure control. In thla coontelloo Field Da a. _ _ • min C1. take. Ono-teurtil to one _ Alcorbla acid lootl IOW'ret weeds, plawinl up tho beach volunteer small vain 1s fre. 1 were also mut:!l .. Research ctudenta abow that cup of vegetable ·wlruJl Is should be Included In tilt diet and pulling together picnic ly 11 mucb a factor u Ia awn. lbe..':avy IJ'Owth . ually renaldered dally. Depeucllng on IU!On, tables In preparation lor 'lsi· mer rainfall. Wbea July raiM dan ..1 umby•~•- .~llql Ohio diet.. ar. likely to be be- size 10. Mlldren. . market prlcee, and omt lootl ton. l""m!nate small grains sum· .. sa ..-... ......- way low rl'f'ommended aUowaaces supplioa, the foods c:husen te mer seeding aeedbeds c~ best thetb farm. It waa pointed oul fnr these nulrlend. Cellulost pr tDark lfeen lnd tleep furnisb Ibis vitamin may vary mtlliard, ulo. . 1 be prepared by di4kU. Disk· at ID the production of allage, ·For A Limited Tirri6pt1'iy. sPn\ in Ms• foodo absorbs vegetables are valuable !rem time to time. The homemaker's sldll lti pte- lng will kill the lnlall grain the IOrllium Produces consltl· ,, . 1' .; .. J HvJq . , mnlsnu·• &nd provides bulk toes of vitamin A In the form ot the fruita and vegetables parllt( vegetables . ~nd fruita seedllnga aad conseqamotsture erably more~l&bl~oiCI'e ":.' "in in the removal of wa!!le carolen!. ~lor i; a in~Iuded in family meals, the jltjltJtJ.f ··~~ the llliount of In the seedbed lor the now for- : . ~JetC t end ,mdrY m 8oth endS. PrePared! nrnducis. lncludlnJ vegetables indicalor of the level tf da!ly plan should provide at VItamin C retelned In lite fond age seeulng. Is wever, ~ and fruits In m..ls adds color, min A source present in least one oerving o1 1 good when 11 Ia served. Wben omall graln whlcb ,.81 ml':..'"'b·leon lbe baSis flavor. a!Ml torture intere!!l. vegetable. The deep yellow '"'"'ce of ritamln c or two ser. thrown over by lbe combine baa _... mulrlen~, Four Or more serving• of dark gr.On as Jn tlrip of' "tatr !IOur'ce. . ·Qtber, ngetablos and frwt not germinated prior lo the alart praduotlon of com for silage In vegetab~es anll-oi jruil! . are!broccoli indicate • high Good sources are: grapefruit inclutllnJ the papular corn, of aeedbed preparation, plowing tbe ylelcl per acre II equal. recommended ilr.ly.- ~ · serving min A value. . or lf'apefrnlt juice orance or IleUs, aad peaa add lesser ia the preferred llilage aper. 'lbe COIIIJiaralive fl&ures 'or teen-agers and adulls Is con- At Ieaot eYery other day, orantie juice, rantal~upe, otraw- but Important emounls of nu- a~_on, . Plowing wiU live be!ter s!derlnJ com capable ot .Ylelld-11 _C-·~ti'CI ' berries, broccoli Brussel sprouts 11'1"!'11 common -10 the two Dth- coutrql Of voluntar II'lin than lnl 125 buabel! of -=~~ /I green pepper, sweet red pep- er IJ'OUPI. Many ol these when wlJJ tllsklng, however, plowlnJ IGI'IbUm at 30 Ioiii or t per.. Fair SGurces of vitamin. C ultll ill quantity may add lm· also reBUlts In a lftaler Iosa sudan _grasa bybrldll of :J5 ;i} oi.{,o are:'Jiuuydew melle, wab.r. portant amounta ·of eesential o1 SGU moiSture. Tbe reaiOD for per 1crt are as follows: 1'110 melon, tangerine or tangeriite nutrlenta. For eumple, the po- lhll courera with volunteer grlln dry malier ln lana , . , .. · ••JNII'IBU• tlfll raw cab- tato when used In quanlty Is Is lhat grain will utilize'' mois- acre lor corn 111"6.5, sor:~=~. , , , _,,. , !'~!1r: Master Fee~ &Seed Co. ' collards, kohlr~bi, lemon valuable fer Iron, lltiamlne, and ture wblrh abouJd be available 7.5, aad sor&bum sudan • ~Nil_a ~~;Air.l - i Gallipoil~ o; 446-2463 or juice, polllaet ind niat!ln. · lor growth and development of ~Ids 5- tans. n.., . .. . PISCOUNT sweet potatoes (cookecl in lbe Netl week we will discuss the new forage loedlnp. · "!~~'"!...!!!!!!1'-•!!!!!!!.,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!tl,.... splnacb, tomataet or bretldi and cereais as a part OTIIER FACI'ORS :::l juice, lf'eens, tt bealo femlly diet. - Also In connection wllb moisture manqa~, seedbed preparation and method of aeed· lng become of great Importance. A firm, well-packed seedbed is Important Tbe use of presswheels on the grain drill ia the best stand insurance available for summer seedings. Where press · wheels are not available, lbe preferred aystem Is to culti-pack before and alter I seeding. In Ibis operation care 1 oEfde coateat. Loot• must be exercised to be certain hrilbltr, ..... ~~·= that the soil surface after Seed· nd bem poinla. '"'"·- "'· lnl_j' not so rou&b that culli • IIOOF COATJNe I .• i•idered 1 pauncfl'·per c 0 N'. TR0 L T·o· BA'. c c· 0 su'·c 'Rs c«may Minerals, Vitamins in Fruit, egetables bybrldl 5,4110 '.~ sorgbum .lllalt, aad U Ia SUdan grua is sUghlly lowe IIUdaa crasa bybrldl, tbiUI the sor&bum sudml va '*181derlllg rllll'lllll .fleld and hybrids figuring out at •·''' era Is Intermediate between Farmers attending the Field high probabllity wilb alfalfa and BY BRYIION R. CARTER va&n. nd In our lOll conser- nur Cheshire, John ' Howerdl - · Mt'olntppl, Oklahewere Impressed with the thO" low probabUity with eo. ~rtollllu Areot, Agrte. va&n, and In our Hll couoer-larm pond, Tycoon Lake ma, .u Te•a•. stands. One ••· foot trefoil. Early seedlnJ, Don I miS! 1he Gallll Coonty business people, and other or- wlldllle area Waterway at stand had a eomblna- orous fall growlb, and Soil Cooservatlla mmlot Air ganlzattono and 11enclel, bave rt1 YOUDI Rio Sautbceutral Ohio Ia espec- Uon of orchardgrass and birds- cover all contrlbute to succlss11J ~~urh:":"'beay, A~ust H 111. w orktd herdtedta _plfn lhll event ~llege, and the Lonnie ~ adapted lor feeder rail foot trefoil. Up to the presettl of summer seedlngs. tiJmolloy,IJ 1g ea ..ng o zer 11 1• prNOil al ia publlc ser- farm. ,..-uetioa due to the adja- time there has been dilficultp Among the lf'8sses, Field on u, s. Roqte !5, lnd 7. Vice to the resldtQII of this arceet VIII market area. Ally in establishing and maintaining brome crass and Kentucky . Gallipolis, 11'0111 t:3D a.in. to 1 ea. ,, . !loa1lt Bottle - ltoller Dem, .....,,.... illterestel 1n e1slams. There seems to crass are best suited to &upl· p.Sm. . I th G I" So thPii&hl!l will flo leaving ::!tsmlpo~~lamaUion, EDarl ploriq lbe )IOIIIblllllea of ensome possibility, bowever, mer. seeding. Tall leSCUJ! uperviSOrs o e a ua il ro01houl lbe day: Each plane ' vm on on an terlllr lbe Ieeder calf prodactrefoil might be establish- lrcbarclrass are Jess sure Conservadon District Boord caa accommodate three passen- Notter ,farm, Walerwey lloo buible11 wotl)d Jront eel for one year and then lbe estabhsb 111 summer see<llng . IJ hoP'..,. the . tour will accompllsh gers. Tbe bu been dl· Woodrow Pope farm, Ed from a aew bull ella J_uli ,.._ meadow become strictly a grass Tall fescue particularly it a real purpose by living folb vldecl into· two routes. Eacb lero farm, aad Sprinc aad con- leeltll by the Cooperative Ex- ' alter the trefoil dlsap- ceptlble to winterkill when In GaDla and IUrrounding coun· route Is approxlmltely .U mHos lour atrlpcropping oo John Gil- taslon Service ealldtd, "Beef . makes only m!Dimal ,..,dlin!1ll "•• a- better look · at the land -~ and requlna about 25 mln- llam farm. C... Herda." TbiJ oe" bulleIn considerinK the posslbill!y vowlh. Oft whlclt llily Hv\.;. utes flying time. · Tbert will be 1 Mlrlt lie Nt. 475 !1 avaUollle at aU of summer seediDIS, it was Summe: seedings whicb 1 All ,..pie have · a :concern Let's l,tke a look at the each lllrht. Plan 0011 Ia see Emnsloa Service oHicfl. found that the most sure meth- 1o the wmter With mitiimaiill •bout 'land Jtse. The .pro~lems roul!l •' /GaiUa County from lite air on of establishing 1 summer lf'OWtb - ellher the result et·~lJid. use' laoe UR in eonser- Natta Relte - Strip mlnee Sundey, AUJilst 14. totley 11 with alfalfa la~ seeding or delayed _germi·' Newest State Park srass. However, problema wlllt uatwn due 1o dry weather -will FdbtJ'Ior the Famt'ly llfillta weevO are leadlnl ~ be beuelllled by the . , Open thil Weekend to consider other meen,;,-· of some lype of ! , , -~ ·::bl~:/~w:l~th~8=,ooo~-~~~~~:ee::M~o~ff~i~~o~f~lh~eJ~~un~~-~Enen:::sl~ol Olde "'"'"'" were lllteo •• all far dlllltll malll!r 1Ji @l'llllfqe 6.7 of Clrjr IIISDOp, = r and When : ... Day coincide wJth the IKir• growth.~ lrue clovers tl1gestlble nutrlfaltl per mal dry weather which occurs, inK red, alsilte, and ladlno corn nd "" at th~ period of lhe year. ' "'-·er can be ~-bllshed a sor..,nm ..-e Instead of the dry weather, silmmet aeedlnJs. and U..,. · Ithe event followed a July whicb .. . ' had rainfap of 7.73 inches at Tbe probabilil)' af . You can't win 'em lnl ~aUsfaclory stands of clov- ·~· ,. . ' Orchardgrass it~~ Eiplained'1 To 30 FarmerS on TeSttFann Tqu~ ·' ., .' ..... C.blneh eW•II C.bineh eEitc. & o.. R1nges eC.dar Chesta el.amps eW•II Plaques ePictuNI •Mirron ePorch & Deck Plint •Roof Coating ·.'14#10 Sq. Ft. Of. Disp~ FuJ'!i},lh(~gll The .. . .. Complei. Home Fumlthinaa ~ ~ • , ........ :., Reese DISCOUNT· Furniture Outlet • , OPEN DAILY UNTil. 5:30 P.M. , -~ •• I FRIDAY .,... TIL 1:00 P.M. .;) A$~01-Spt. , . .· ULUPOUS, 0. '.,; I . .. • '· �., ,,. ' ,_.· '( ..., .. " ,, lhlldaJ Tliiiii.Sentlntl, Sunday, Aupil T, 1W .. ; '' -' ' • " J ' .. ' ;. ,, Red Winning Streak Snapped by 9•3 Score P_I'M'SBUI\GH ruPI) - Bill PiUSburgh Pirates anapped a Tile Reds aeored a ..... M"'eroskl clubbed a two-run si•-game Cincinnati Reds wil- 1flrst when Pet. 11o1t homer and Donn Clesdenon ning streak, 9-3. Itook second OD a tripled and hit a two-run single The big Inning, In which the ,scored 011 ~day to bighlight a oix-run National League leaders sent J2 11lngle. Role llolpl ' . badcrs to the plate for five bits pair of 1'1111 ID lba 111111. C[NCINNA'It (UPI) -Tbe and lour walks made it easy Included Ia b JJ.Ma Phlllel Clnctmlati Reds ticket ollices for Tommie Sisk who scattered 'attaclt oil ll919•e~lled=.!~: dOwn'owa .. and at Crooley seven hits and picked up bis were lour b, Cl :ktlta Field will be opee aplD Sun- filth win against two setbacka. Harper's third lnDing lliatllel ~ from t a. m. Ia 5:31p.m. Loser Jim O'Toole, 4-4 pitched marked b 22lld loo' llckeiJ to lbe lour -game one inning and faced fA>1r game Ill wblcll ·be oer1es wtlll t11o San Francisco batters in the second. Isafely. lltalll. I Clendenon opened wltll a 11 the eevealll lnDing ''l'be Reds and GlaniJ play triple and scored 011 Jose Plratoo wilesed their a twl-lllgld double header oa Pagan's single. ~ bit wh.. Bailey singled and M'Hday and aiglll games his eighth homer etf lba seaJOD. Alley trlpletL 'heldlt7 and Wetlaeaday. With Jim Paglian>lll tdDiild Md Bob 100 0'1.0 1100---' I a~ay off Tbn,.,day, tllo Redo Bailey, Mam1J Mala walked Pi~062 IJOI) 10:1:--11 11 tile 00 lb• Pitl8bargb Pirates . Clende110 0 Toole, Bablschtm F\'iday at aigh~ willt altor- forctll Ill I cher (2), Queen (6), Datldloal I, I .,..u...,.u,,. C!nci- Diioo gam,. scbedalecl llatar· aiDgled . _ ...., runs. . dliy nd s.uday ltrr1 lfaJ atngled, BaileJ 8 ' walked 111111 Mota tripled 1111 a ' f • lila tblrd. lfCIIRd mnmg explosl.. • the prur 0 riiDI (8) sad Edwards; Slsk sad Pagllarom, May (3) LP O'Toolt I _ · 65 Dodge Dllt (H). HR-llfBZEinlll~l ....... I Dr. 270 lor._, 6 "'""' dll', .,_nl trono.1 Nolle · (8th). 59 Chevrolet Cubs Cool Giants, 5·2:. Impala 4 Qr, • cyUndiP, St•ntlarc:l fnM. with ....,. drl... loclio ' and - · Whl-allo. 62'ford Gal. 500 MIDDLEPORT ALL-STARS . . Baseball tournall)ent last Thursday night, defeating Logan · · . · .· . tradition .alive for man· ager Woody Call, left, rear. Of ~lubs in · ' year histocy, he has brought home tbe big trophy seven This · played in under lights of tbe Syracuse tournament last night against the Mason All-Stars. Front row, I to r, Bill Vaughan, Stan Wilson, Frank Hoffman, Ron Clonch, Mike Sayre; second row, Bruce Hawley, Bob Hysell, Lou McKinney, Tom Cooke,, Mike Tay· lor; standing, Dave Boyd, Rick Van Maire, Tim Demoskey, Keitb Van InWagen, and Steve Dunfee; back row, Call, Don Wilson, and Bob Claunch, assistants. _· - - - --- - -- - 4 dr. I qol. At·•fn.._ P• ...Int. ...... ..,. ..... 64 lambler ·· Amorl~n '2' Dr. • nil..... 'Stonunl tnltt. IfUfo; ,,. · ......, ..... 'L 65 Pontiac G.T.O. T~m...... I Dt,''"'rdlell:' .,..cr thfti. 'Jl\, :. J :~ ~ ·· 63 FoJJ:o.~~ . ' '•" ' ., JOG ....~~~•• cyl~, . . . matle lftii!O. R~ oM heater; • .,_lnit; whlhl wob - . . .. ...,ir 44 Ford. F-7tl0 . . ·-1 '' Dump Truck. I cylfiillor, ............ 2 ........... ula.Lo.. wheol•-· rf • 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtop. Powtr .._... ,,. Bnbs. Aulalllollti lnnl. 64 Ford Galaxie - 500. 4 Dr •• ~~~-...... ....... -.... ... trono. Rotllo alltl ~= ' . 63 Chevrolet Iiiii AI,., 4 Dr ' tWf. Stonclanl Irina. White wall fins. .&,. ·' 63 Ford ..,.) Gofoxlo 500 2 Dr. I erlblo der. Autom~tlc trans. R• dlo ond hoolor. Wh-11 Hroo. i .. Keith Goble FOrd ., "1t ATHENS, Ohln (UI'I)-(Jrove won the state American Jlaaeball title lor tha slrolght year llalurday It defeated Steubenville •• Homer Waugh ·, GAWPOLIS J'ONY ·LEAGUE STANDINGS . .W L R lAMA ... 'r;J!l4M '11.5. . .. Maa llld caa't 117 .. DO PhllllM " .. • 15 to any rea&Oaable dealt Wo ate DOW ilvf1!& our 1elr.eDd PINAL PRICIS on .U, 19116 Oidomobllet. Chtvrolell,, ~ki. Uoetl Con aad l'rucltl. Como oa Ia where today'• acllon lo. 75 TO CHOOSI fRoM YOUR.. ' . . ·1"·I · ·CHEVROLET· OI.DSMOii~ . "" 2 193 .... ·11 { 138 •• .. 8 7 128· 11 11111 .... . . II~~:" . 1198 HEl'! TBJil"RE BERE SUZUKI 4 2 6 I If you haven't experienced the thriH thlt Is •exetuslvely Honda,• you can sllrt with the perky ttonda 50 that gives up to 225 mO• to the gallon. If you've alntldy enjoyed Honda, why not move up to 1 biaer mode11 We haa them all ••• UP. to the CB-450, the bla blt!a for the big ride. Either way, get the Hondll -llablt , •• the nicest people dO. Honda prk;es start at , •• . •1'1•• modut HI• Wltl~".,.._ • 5215 Mldll ca.- ..... LIGHTWE_IGHT .OTORcYCLES ~- ' ' ""I ' ~1 ' '- ' ' b ·.SMITif. BUICK-CO. \,/:+¥' · ' I '• :bhlo . ' '\. RAWLINGS·HONDA SALES ., ':,·· Phone 992·2151 ·. . Ml~lllip6lt; • .- .' \ ' '' '• ' ~ l< ' J �., ,,. ' ,_.· '( ..., .. " ,, lhlldaJ Tliiiii.Sentlntl, Sunday, Aupil T, 1W .. ; '' -' ' • " J ' .. ' ;. ,, Red Winning Streak Snapped by 9•3 Score P_I'M'SBUI\GH ruPI) - Bill PiUSburgh Pirates anapped a Tile Reds aeored a ..... M"'eroskl clubbed a two-run si•-game Cincinnati Reds wil- 1flrst when Pet. 11o1t homer and Donn Clesdenon ning streak, 9-3. Itook second OD a tripled and hit a two-run single The big Inning, In which the ,scored 011 ~day to bighlight a oix-run National League leaders sent J2 11lngle. Role llolpl ' . badcrs to the plate for five bits pair of 1'1111 ID lba 111111. C[NCINNA'It (UPI) -Tbe and lour walks made it easy Included Ia b JJ.Ma Phlllel Clnctmlati Reds ticket ollices for Tommie Sisk who scattered 'attaclt oil ll919•e~lled=.!~: dOwn'owa .. and at Crooley seven hits and picked up bis were lour b, Cl :ktlta Field will be opee aplD Sun- filth win against two setbacka. Harper's third lnDing lliatllel ~ from t a. m. Ia 5:31p.m. Loser Jim O'Toole, 4-4 pitched marked b 22lld loo' llckeiJ to lbe lour -game one inning and faced fA>1r game Ill wblcll ·be oer1es wtlll t11o San Francisco batters in the second. Isafely. lltalll. I Clendenon opened wltll a 11 the eevealll lnDing ''l'be Reds and GlaniJ play triple and scored 011 Jose Plratoo wilesed their a twl-lllgld double header oa Pagan's single. ~ bit wh.. Bailey singled and M'Hday and aiglll games his eighth homer etf lba seaJOD. Alley trlpletL 'heldlt7 and Wetlaeaday. With Jim Paglian>lll tdDiild Md Bob 100 0'1.0 1100---' I a~ay off Tbn,.,day, tllo Redo Bailey, Mam1J Mala walked Pi~062 IJOI) 10:1:--11 11 tile 00 lb• Pitl8bargb Pirates . Clende110 0 Toole, Bablschtm F\'iday at aigh~ willt altor- forctll Ill I cher (2), Queen (6), Datldloal I, I .,..u...,.u,,. C!nci- Diioo gam,. scbedalecl llatar· aiDgled . _ ...., runs. . dliy nd s.uday ltrr1 lfaJ atngled, BaileJ 8 ' walked 111111 Mota tripled 1111 a ' f • lila tblrd. lfCIIRd mnmg explosl.. • the prur 0 riiDI (8) sad Edwards; Slsk sad Pagllarom, May (3) LP O'Toolt I _ · 65 Dodge Dllt (H). HR-llfBZEinlll~l ....... I Dr. 270 lor._, 6 "'""' dll', .,_nl trono.1 Nolle · (8th). 59 Chevrolet Cubs Cool Giants, 5·2:. Impala 4 Qr, • cyUndiP, St•ntlarc:l fnM. with ....,. drl... loclio ' and - · Whl-allo. 62'ford Gal. 500 MIDDLEPORT ALL-STARS . . Baseball tournall)ent last Thursday night, defeating Logan · · . · .· . tradition .alive for man· ager Woody Call, left, rear. Of ~lubs in · ' year histocy, he has brought home tbe big trophy seven This · played in under lights of tbe Syracuse tournament last night against the Mason All-Stars. Front row, I to r, Bill Vaughan, Stan Wilson, Frank Hoffman, Ron Clonch, Mike Sayre; second row, Bruce Hawley, Bob Hysell, Lou McKinney, Tom Cooke,, Mike Tay· lor; standing, Dave Boyd, Rick Van Maire, Tim Demoskey, Keitb Van InWagen, and Steve Dunfee; back row, Call, Don Wilson, and Bob Claunch, assistants. _· - - - --- - -- - 4 dr. I qol. At·•fn.._ P• ...Int. ...... ..,. ..... 64 lambler ·· Amorl~n '2' Dr. • nil..... 'Stonunl tnltt. IfUfo; ,,. · ......, ..... 'L 65 Pontiac G.T.O. T~m...... I Dt,''"'rdlell:' .,..cr thfti. 'Jl\, :. J :~ ~ ·· 63 FoJJ:o.~~ . ' '•" ' ., JOG ....~~~•• cyl~, . . . matle lftii!O. R~ oM heater; • .,_lnit; whlhl wob - . . .. ...,ir 44 Ford. F-7tl0 . . ·-1 '' Dump Truck. I cylfiillor, ............ 2 ........... ula.Lo.. wheol•-· rf • 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtop. Powtr .._... ,,. Bnbs. Aulalllollti lnnl. 64 Ford Galaxie - 500. 4 Dr •• ~~~-...... ....... -.... ... trono. Rotllo alltl ~= ' . 63 Chevrolet Iiiii AI,., 4 Dr ' tWf. Stonclanl Irina. White wall fins. .&,. ·' 63 Ford ..,.) Gofoxlo 500 2 Dr. I erlblo der. Autom~tlc trans. R• dlo ond hoolor. Wh-11 Hroo. i .. Keith Goble FOrd ., "1t ATHENS, Ohln (UI'I)-(Jrove won the state American Jlaaeball title lor tha slrolght year llalurday It defeated Steubenville •• Homer Waugh ·, GAWPOLIS J'ONY ·LEAGUE STANDINGS . .W L R lAMA ... 'r;J!l4M '11.5. . .. Maa llld caa't 117 .. DO PhllllM " .. • 15 to any rea&Oaable dealt Wo ate DOW ilvf1!& our 1elr.eDd PINAL PRICIS on .U, 19116 Oidomobllet. Chtvrolell,, ~ki. Uoetl Con aad l'rucltl. Como oa Ia where today'• acllon lo. 75 TO CHOOSI fRoM YOUR.. ' . . ·1"·I · ·CHEVROLET· OI.DSMOii~ . "" 2 193 .... ·11 { 138 •• .. 8 7 128· 11 11111 .... . . II~~:" . 1198 HEl'! TBJil"RE BERE SUZUKI 4 2 6 I If you haven't experienced the thriH thlt Is •exetuslvely Honda,• you can sllrt with the perky ttonda 50 that gives up to 225 mO• to the gallon. If you've alntldy enjoyed Honda, why not move up to 1 biaer mode11 We haa them all ••• UP. to the CB-450, the bla blt!a for the big ride. Either way, get the Hondll -llablt , •• the nicest people dO. Honda prk;es start at , •• . •1'1•• modut HI• Wltl~".,.._ • 5215 Mldll ca.- ..... LIGHTWE_IGHT .OTORcYCLES ~- ' ' ""I ' ~1 ' '- ' ' b ·.SMITif. BUICK-CO. \,/:+¥' · ' I '• :bhlo . ' '\. RAWLINGS·HONDA SALES ., ':,·· Phone 992·2151 ·. . Ml~lllip6lt; • .- .' \ ' '' '• ' ~ l< ' J �., ' ,. ·_,, ·· } " •a ,,'r • Da t eII ne 'IGall' · '' ' .' . -' . I. ' 1 10-TheSunda_Y'Mmes-~ent.fnel ..~un~•y.AilgustT, 1968·~ • e • . •• • ' ' JN O.U.R , 'TO· W : ·N;··. . . . ' •• .' '! • \.' '.~' . ' i'. . , ~ · Dnf'f· ~ · . tak~.'c~•f-~~k-1!1111 '.t':;·th._ ~erP, .1~~~ "'·Pc ttJ''.n'\tm~ 1 ' ~ ' ,' .· 1 • >· · ,. '.'te .• I ..~ ... M ~·- uct .. nev~ u ' i ' ope~'~ rrom 1 Then came the ~~h4lt,.ito" !~lract..t. BY LENORA I 1• •, the ;hOc!' ..'!' ' e.q dtliUt 01 1 80 that. hispatltnl wo¢4 be ab- aod with same 8'l"!'rat con!l>urs M's new t..th were pul In ~\i.,;_"f .:+ <1$/i.t-. :ir ;;'<.NA' e-1~'"1,' ,T,~:ti,h~W'~fJ}\;;,j"F§I}""'f'.ifot10!?Jf¥.'@$ •her eU-knpwn author husband. I b W. ·ord fOOd With 8ti patient's Jwp teeth Tht tinplace I .,... _... , _ ,, . « • -"'"'· , .. ,~··· ,~ " " " · Feeiii)J al011e IIi the 'world• and • to c e s 1 • • per· ished denlu d f > BY HOBART WILSON, JR. , . BY DICK THOM,Q . ·filled ~ «Met. ·,~ com~le\e- slstent efto~ts h~. $Ot h<!r Q· tiJese mod~~ W!'l"'"ma • rom When she awoke from anes , July 24, Dateline printed a request by Frr me, the 21st Annual National Field Arc~y, AI.- ly •ne'Jte$1ed ·her$cllf. ·physically 8t:ee to dental consultalon. . , .. · , .•: thesia her o•w "''" '""" " ' a 40-vear reunion of the 1926 ~~~~i~~~~.!(N,F.A.A.) Tournamen\ at Pt. Pleasant .a week' imd menially. She'h"ad tittle de- /<fer m,ueh , cons!de,ratoon, Patoem was hospitalized two • her mouth. Patient ~as " sometime this fall. Five days later,\ 1 wu aninterestlng·eliperlence, Jt waa the' first sire to live aod no desire to Mrs. M fiad all her teeth out. days prior to her operation so [pieased with her looks ol perk· this columnist received a letter from for. ever muliled with ·arcllers. , adjust to ber new sitilaHoq. I or what was ~eft of them, . that sh• could be medically' ed her up ama•lngiy. mer Galiipolitan "Eidie Dickey, Rt I, . I spent one day at the tnur~ent. Before that, I The spark of life wJls gone., full de~tures mad.e. · evoluated 'll~d ~iy· fed, pro- [ It ma) "" '' ··hanged her Lake City, Pa. It read: • didn't kno,w the difference between the bare bow a~d She lost 81 pouh~s. )~e looked I .W~at ' so remarkable about and medicated. . wlloie lile. · ·• · • the free style classes. Now I do, I think. Bareoow IS awful Her .teeth w~e · • me" 1thal. • 1 ;;;;~~:;;.,~~~.;_ _..~.;.;_;;;;_ = ....=-. "DEAR SIR: In regard to the shooting .like the .Indians used to, and .a freestyle bGw They ~otled· away, ·liefQnd re: \'1' WAS DoNE IN ' ONE OP· ... po~~:.'1~~ ~3~e:~u~6~~~e~;: it l~e a rear peep soght built into the stnng and a front pah some of them • ( merel y, ERATlON by . a method I ......... ......... ..,...,......- .,,_, ... ...-. . .De sight ">i!h elevation on th~ bow itseli. . s~ps. · . • ' ·. a')y ·referred to as "lmmedia~ [ J ~--· IIIAR~'MG ·a wonderful idea. If you will trust an old . 1 think .that's right. Bill Crawf~rd, Newspaper Enter- Slle says Sne often ttiOUJht of Denture· Techniqu~. " ·. .• 1 · . . . ; lilall's .memory, I will try and clue you pme Association (N.E.A.) cart~n!S.I, whose ~artoons ap· • Abciul two. weeks before hos- [ I 1 ··'~ g·iv""' n·'ayers names, nicknames and th edit · t f th Ti Se t I t d to ' .., - ... ,.. pear on e ona page o e mes- n me ne .. - on the Southern Lecigue's All .lpitalization, impressoooc of up.ilJt~ -· iZ'fl.Jll~ · pot~'!!~~· thley · ayed.40 years ago. to me the differ· Star team recently Dave Rob· per and lower teeth and jaws I ·• • •·'lli will have · i,Anothcr • · · "" ·tions. (BUI) Me . a spot . with the .teslll . ' V· erts wn one 9 f them. were ta ken and rep.-uuuc "ISAAC Cooper was th ~ eoac h. W1 am .. . • confusing, though. Some wileD hos mllotary career IS o third ha . B b R iJ. of them were """' >ri stone Kean, cal!Jain,,played right guard. James (Jap) Juv1den of the bareoows have torque er. While he 's ID the Army, he w~ _..,_ i se;'a':ft ·~•·'th 0 These upper ·'and lower was lrfl ~u~1d. Ken VanZa ndt was left tackle; Leo (Jake) Olgbt compensators. They're .a Intends to keep in shape and .;_:, on, ~·~b ea ' . ~. """ ern models ~~;ere then mounted · Frazier. nght tackle; Frank Danner, nght end; J~hn couple of rods, located on either! play oaeeball whenever po&sl· of atheguem.'" ome runs, wUb 24 an instrument .that dupltcat•edJI .~UGUST 8th 9th; Rippey . l~Jt e,n.d; Don Sheets, quarterback: Ken Frru!ler, nd 0 1 the bo with 1 his 0r ble lefthalf~j;l !Whiskey) Beard, Tighthalf; Clyde (Mocco) • w, we g READ IN A IQ;iJN natural positions move• t ball • like, counter balances. Buck pl2yed cent.rfield-,;. JAC .• ments . of patient's jaw. T . (Tr ) W !Is Cornell, f ]Jjack,and ravo! . av ~ • cen er. Makes a difference, I suppose. the Huron Phlllies and batted ty ne.wspaper wh"':" . . ~~!~~~~~~~~·~=~~~~ 1 missed praeUcaUy all of over .300 until recently when PackoJ!i Co., Gallipolis, "SUBSTITUTES that year were Claude (String· the shooting. But I did witness he sagged below it. He was 811 a~d Grand Cbampl 00 be ant Mi,!lrr. end; Clyde Ingels, end;: Marshall Boggs and one shoot-off in the Junior the injured list for a while, POJ, at the Jackson . James' Mills, guard or tackle; Odell (Smok: Northuk, Barebow Cia". Crawiord had with a pulled ligament In bis Faor, from a kid named J o guard : Floyd iron, halfback; Elbert (Eb) ore,··bac ; to referee the shoot-off, and leg. Bul he's over that now. Tolh, Jr. The price they ' Eimrr ,~Spariqll 1\ing, guard <:.r tackle1 ,Loren Northup, •• h dr d , boc k: l>~orge Gi.~Jw>i:'e, line. 1 think another bOy's name needed a car to 1• to t1oo par- About tbe lime he transfer· .,.,D per un e weirf,t. was \\as Hellry John8'!1n, !rut it could have been Carr.~ . Ucular raJ!ie. So I chauffeur- red to Huron I subscribed to record price lor the' I • . • • . ed Crawford and stayed while the Spartansburg paper ID keep Coon~; Fair. Last year's "I ,bso ~ussey (Runt) Boster played~ m~ ~t the two boys shot lj . out up with Buck, but 1 never did prlce for a Grand ern . .nip!lm11 halfl!ack. Bil!>M'.S:eanwent on to Manetta colleg, J1V1· The shoot-off was between see anything about him in lbe Market Pig, aiV:..Galha Coun-11 den t o ~o 8Qf.il. "either Ray or James Pethel layed Mitchell of Bloomington, paper. ty Jun1er Farr·, Will $108 on thp. l92,6 •le!lii! ''I recall (Note - N~mes !fiat ap· ldn.. and Brad LoJ!i of Joplin, DAVE ROBERS, ·FORMER cwt pParrd'tn the Jll'l\"\!4 column were taken from the files Mo. Gotl!i Into the final round, Gallipolis IJIUe Leacuer, oow Oak ~a Ho8Jlltal. pw;:coftatsedll Rex McCorinlck of the Daily Tribune] c i the Animal Round, in which with the Asheville 'l'ourtsts in t!:e Grand Chau)piitll f« • • • .i the targels are the shapes of the Clus AA Southern Leaaue. $80 fl"-'' cwt., at this year's Jack- II lAMA .. • "INC~~LY, I have been trying to gel are· various S!llllll animaJs Milct.· stayed belilnd Ia&t' Sunday. a- son County .Fair. There's al· union o!tiliti''!!.:..S.\;iit 1926, but so far have been unsuc· ell was leadll!i Lo!!i /,y eight long with' nnother pitcher, Phil ways ·4uite a d!Iference in ,essful. \f¥h yn!ic~ld ~ive it a Iitle publicity. Maybe polnlli. Brad Long took the Ani· Cunningham, when the Tourlslli ing prices at tbe Gallia County someone>\liO\lld g!W·it a little push. mal Round aod won the class. left for EvaniiVille, Ind. Both Junior Fair when compared . Man an~ con'l say no to • • • . were expected ~to rejoin the with the local fair. Last any r,asonable deal! We are "I HAVE been away frO')ll Gallipolis for 37 ~ears, It was fascmaUJ!i II see tbe team Thursday in Knoxville, first place steer at lhe ~::~:/1 now givina 0\(1' . year-end , ~xc&J>t tCII'-vwts back wl\ich have become very mfr~ 14-year-olds shoot When ~n. .Tenn. County Junior Fair br FINAL P!ltCES on all 1966 & ' u~! rl,till cat~ .tivid1Jiclure of GAHS as I knew 1t archer 1s shootmg everylhiRJ os Roberts came up with an all· $109 per cwi. I ~d the kids who attended with me. You see, to me they quiet. Nobody ialks,, moves or lng flipper about 10 days ago. The same paper had a ::~.".bU'ri~he';;':~:ts, and ' •re stil.l 1 have not watcherd 1t..h.em age ove1r t,he hardly even breathles • There The Asheville Times said 1'Dave item a bout a Ma$0D coun~.,., .,, .., ... .,. ~~'lllln••.as J 1:J:t trucks. come on in Where . years.C.' 1 ' · ; · , • was a small gallery, mOIIIy par- Roberts felt something iD bl.o Va. horseman helping round today'saelion is. · · d enis 111d other archers In lhe elbow when he threw a curve a looae calf. Bob Grlnstend Cj~ ~~ · n-o~er th1'ng. John (Jeep) Prltchar ..Y<lUngil; 75 TO ~ ~Hoos·l! FROM o c1ass. It wa8 so quo·et you could one night last week and the el· New Haven and five ' •• o ~ r:l!ssisted by Gomer {~OUS· haar the rustle in tbe wind. bow Is still sere." ' Wetl&ton boy$ rounded up YOUR .I . n 1 do not recall any of the cheerleaders · · · stan You only talk when ao archer His record is now llhl He's caU whlcb broke loooe when · d Gal~p\lfs bOy tlll!t has been transplantecl along the wanll to talk. Thau you answer pitched 139 innings, aDo~ 114 was turned Into the ring f.ir ' OLDSMOBil~ ' banks of La)<~ E~.e . • • • him. bits, walked 49 and struck out calf scramb!e. Grinstead L f.£~0RDJNG te Dateline's files , GAHS opened the Brad Long was 1 cool, UDSS· 116. His earned run average io warmiJ!i up his mount for with a :fl.() los~ at Cedro-Kb[ien~~Fol: sumlng kid. He wore ~ old 2.72. Asheville is s~ll. in.~ horse show wben the call .., • · 1•' 26 ca-.ai•n "'P " ks R tl 3 ~• Q th• . ha~ blue. sweall.hil'f, .and pia- ,,. tbe Soothe-', , ' three · I~e . The animal J'umped 21().236 Socana Avo. Jo•...,g a 6·0 win over Ja,t on, u '!~. a · • -~ "' '" ~ G Ill' 1'- Ohl 310 5econd Ave. · G~U~hs' !9·0. The.Devils scored consecubve W!ns oyer tan l 08~· The pale clothes ac-1 games behind Mobile. fence around tbe raee .. ~h Ga II ipo Iis, Oh'10 672 • Mercerville. 20.0, and .Pomeroy, 27·0 before Nelsonville bill tanned-brown skin AsheviUe put seven players aod took of! lor pam · "\ii:;EEE:ii'i5~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii:;5t:;:::i5:: ;cored a 13-12 u.pset victory. over the. Gallipolltans. al)d ~WJ;. We ran his pic· ., . I Ill .... &ro- ........ J I e PAINT, Discontinued Colors \ e DOMINION ·HAIR DRYERS CANS .e METAL . TRASH CANS a ~ CHmOLEJ. Ends ::":! • us ,., WITH SAFETY I AND AT •1 THE 1 CITY I ·PRESS ....,.,.,,.,=.,..,;.,..,.,....,,., d:J: MONDAY & . TUE'SDAY . GALLIp' LIS ' ' ' l ': MONDAY &TUE.S{M¥ ·AUGUST 8th & 9th ' "" !"rt!,.:;..::, ':;:. ::::.•:..,-:; al '"· tt• • . .. I I' I '7..6::. Willi Mltcl'!'ll N. Church Mer!'et;.Talks Btoa ...._._,.............__.;.. . " . Mrs. Charles Gutoo.,of Cqlum~ · ~.¢ · .,._ .. ,, " IIJ Mn: J'n!ICII 1\fP bull, Mr. ancH!n. Ray Price · , ~ , . • ' · "' ·'' Amona those coml!ll (filii! ,, and children ol Marlon. IJDI , !"" ,lllteraalloaal 1 The statement of prlncoples , nol to ouldo tbe 1101! leUow "S, '4 a IDlf: Ill l!lill!ll . distance for '1!18 f¥8) o( Mi'; Mn. Ray Price ·ce.leblaled ner Tha cobsoiltation on Church WliS adopted un.animously . by ' to lmpro"'. yourae!f·" will riMit ., lo , . ...,, .:, John w. Morr i~~j:lud~ ~t~r: birthday Friday even1111! at tbe Uwon (COCUJ bas issued m delegates of the mg~t denomma· "With. IIIia In mind, ~==: l l <lhe rabbi) a M - ' and Mri: Jleo~ard'·tew~ aDd, 'home of her porenll, Mr. and open invita~?" to :'ali interest· ,.11oas ..at. a meelil!i in Dalla• the foliowinJ Indoor ur1enliy, 'PlaN tell • ,.--..· , Mr. and Mri. Thomas Lew~ ol Mrs. Estell Mink. Alao presented churches to JOID m merger 1•last Apn~ " on gnlf, aultable lor UIUe thlnJo ~ 1·'\!HI"·III'!!!!Io ' ' ' the h ••· ~-10 I caa, eorr _ -·~ · .• talk Canton, Mr. 8114 ~· . 'f/BY· to help her celebrate ware har · . 1 More than 200,000 eoples of wea r w en •~ ",.......A BIJSYBODY 1111 ACI'ION II permllllble, thongb land Marr 0fi1t , LarrY o( !.an· brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Don E.lghi major P r o I ~ s Ia n I , lhe s1atetnent have been ln~cce~lbie: Dear Helen: Jn·llie best taste. But when easter, Mr. and MrJ. William Mink and c!illdren of Rl 35, bodies are already engaged '" 'di&trlbuted.to local churclles of Ethocal goU: ~n I went to school with two rnl)l makes a st:ene about bl.o, Hart, Letart, w. v,~.. Mr. and I 'and Mr. and Mrs. Jamll Mink the cocu negotoahons aimed the participating denominations penple Will ask, not am I ters. Dne married, the other l&lJ'e - this is al&o bad Mrs. Hobart Marr, Mr. and , and chlldren of Porter. They at, estabhshmg a unoted church lor study and debate durfilg the worse than my didn't, and town rumor had II . - H. Mrs. Dan ,Marr, Mr. and Mrs. had refreshmenll of let <ream durmg the 1970s. . coming year. COCU leaders but rather, '"?uld with they fell In love with the same P.~. nha ;really ~·~ted a· wmta· Marr, Mrs. Goldie Van and cake. Tha present parUcopanlli are Ihope that 'this' process will lead effort, be. I lottie better, man. About sit tean ·later, ·the ' con.<t;fl~ . bn~ lrom Ma~. Mr. and Mri. Marvin Mi" Janie Price returned the ~elhodlst Church, Epl&eo- to arsasroots involvement ln lbonest, more aensotive •· married dater was In a terrible ,. Marr of West Columbia, \'{est h lib ha Is Mr and pal Church, Unoled Presbyter· the merger negotialiuns and row than I was yesterday . accideni and became a H •. , Virginia, Mr._ Dale Marr, Mr. ,;~.e ;,.y Prrc~:~r' spe;..u,g ian. Church, Disciples of Christ, I will prepare the consttw'encies i "Status golf: In which nob1ochdl vegetable. She breathes. e1en. and Mn. Gerald Marr of New 1 eeks ith l1e arO!IIipa _ Uruled Church ol Chnsl, of lhe eight denominations 'for will worry about keeping " about ·all. Ex-<lanl~ ~ · a She Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Milton le:;'. wMr ~ M rCecU Pri~ African Methodist Episcopal concrete steps to~a/il union with the Joneses, but people Tha unmarried Biller stretc se end ming. Roush; Clifton, w. Va., Mr. I GII' . lis dr~ and M Church, Southern Pre&byteroan within the next few yeah. all times will ask, 'Wirat is my In to care lor ber. There waa true. Tha b;tc.k Is to atretcl) and Mrs. D. R. Eden, Mrs. 0 a ope 'an r. rs. Church and EvangelicDI United , ._ · . · , real level? What's right lor some talk, of course. lhe soct · out, siJibUy over a EsthOr Miller of Parkersburg, Estell Mink of Bldwe!J.Porter Brethren. Together they have Habbo Harold Ku&hner ol me?',never satisfied to be leoo Then the man wa1 wooden "~· ' ~lib DIY tarae Mr. and Mn. Walter Eden of Rd. about 25 million members. · Temple Israel, Great,. Neck, than they might be, but never red to a city In Cauada, and - I've gotla!- MOTH· Mt. Sterling, Irene Muter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Waugh The Rev. Dr. Davod B NV., has dec.oded,that golf is tongmg to be more than they ne tooi bulb sisters with him, OF EIGHT . Columbus and Rhoda YeOJer, had lor Sunday JUe&ll Mr. and Colwell of Wubington, D.C., a rellgoous game . bave the capacity to be. . one 8! "nurse." Later ha Helen· Mason, W. Va. . Mrs. Kenneth &heels and chll· chaorman of COCU, said the This IS true, he aaid m a i . The Berlha M Sayre Mls· dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ray WaUJh lnvitaUon to other denomina· recent commumcalltln to the 0 f'I .. D MOftE IN A ed t0 1110lher firm. a man always stand un· for the and Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan lions was simply • former UnIted synagogue Revoew, · '' · Re cenUY a Ir tend vlalted In a woman ' aloaary Society met not sits down? There s Parsoll! . . only because golf JS often Canada and she ran 'Into this table-hoppiJ!i friend of my quarterly meeUJ!i at the First . reiteration of the open<ioor [ I ed th S.bbath .. man and his sister-In-law who AI the club lhe BIAlpl to Baptist ·Cbtu'cb Tuesday even- a!""~~ d~r :=!yo!w'!~ policy which COCU has fol· ~v~~ be~:,,. eoi the ,.;rofi~.: didn't seem overjoyed to talk nd k ·II ~ "11 illl!, AUJUSI !. Mrs. O'Connor · ' lowed from the start. . , .· · · her She alhered !rom a ee~• rii u,p , ' '";r. ve :opeiiOII the >mee!lnl wllh pray. Mr. •ill Mrs. Melvin Mooney "We &land ready to welcome people make for II . and lhe that tbe .whla• Y ,,,.ets :ef af!l!r lhe olnJing of "The and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lane aoy church that " senouslv smgie-mmdcd devotton woth. 1 ·he g 1 ~V~ar:~~ roles s .. cold. ,•Jii. :) , J~· ·~~ 'Cburtib•s_gle· Foun4ation," fol· and Jamlo of Galltpolls. After· inlereated In the 'prineiples of'w~.ICh theyr$gard." " , 11 " If " and My wife 11ys the- W.tom of lowed ).tjlll( devotions led by noon caOers were Mr. aDd Mrs. church unioo' we have ace.., pled ~t 18 religious becJIUBe the 1 :::~ell th:";...w.;~r "Mr standll!i for a lady Is outdated. Mrs. Elliei Smilll. "Church Not Jack C&mpbell. as a basis for our negotia- ba~'·~ ~eo ofbl~ game,. isd Mrs X" are ca"'"" for ' If so, 1 haven't beard abool 11. Made Willi Hands" was the Mrs. Judy Davll luu g111e tion&," ha said. clsp 'duathy subb' eh one .. d 1e· . •• .,. . - STOOD UP topic of die proram. The Love ID join har husband, William are e ra '· w o evt en! y [ Knowing ~is klnd of ' Gift dedication waa presented Davia, who Is ID ,the Army and LBJ TRIPS? ts·po stranger. to tee and green. goes on, lsnt 11 '?"'ebodY 8 Dear S. U.: by Pbyllll ilalley and Mary Is stationed at Fort Brsgg, N. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pre~- .. The Lottie Faa~ts I : ~let the ; 111 1A';'::' ID Not outdated, but II should be K. Yost. After the elose of C. Mn. Davll II the daughter ident Johnson is cons1dermg In gol~_;he ob)e~~!' not 80 e sec": · to read, "Men need lha meeting, refreshments were of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camp- suggestions that be v•nt much to ..,.eat the 0 er P 1~r''~' [ Dear Aware. not retn~ · Btandlt!t: lor l@bie- aerved in lhe'' ciiUtch base- bell. Europe, Australia or Aiia, as to omprove yourself , 16 do Knowl!" what klnd ol thing hopping .!Yl!JIII!II who . r~n jnent by Mra; Francis Wilcox- Mr. and Mrs. Bud Naoee of, according to reports of an i better today t~n you did ,last • Sturdv frame oolllitrodion goes on. Has II occurred to you stan•~.. ., ;on·ey _.lob >ik""-•t. ~ and Mn• Glenna O'Connor , Hunt'"gton W• Va ., Mn • Nor• ~ m · forma I convenatum betwel:'n time At first , )OU struggle to ' _,_.. OIWI' cu. ... , • r:ll~'l' ghthng rlra""'ra ' that a dl vorce may have been less ~ merit utreme ·Co\lrle- boolcases. '· man Pickett and children of bis re" secreta.· and coo res- break 1110; wfe" YoU con do • tully uuble drawer depth arranged, and nurse Is now Je. ay."- H. Mn. Lottie Wlleoten return· California and Ralpb Pickett . pi 31'd Y g that regularly , you try to t • Bood~~tnt•· treated b•ked gal wife? Even H not. It's none ed fr V . . ' I swna es. whittle 1t down tn 90 or even 80 1 eruo.mel llnieh ..... · Le them Delll Helen· om eterans Memoroal hos· of Crown City were recent vl<· Sources &aid illll Moyer> y ~1, , d ' I ol your IJWltne&s. .. 81~ to mM" t e\'ery nHd ave . pita! and •· being • ed 1 1 'to of Mr nd Mr Em tt ·· ou ana 1yze w,.a, vou re omg aloM! - H. My brother, Misters and I .. .or or a ' " .a s. me J?hnson's· press aode, made the I'wrong, and lr to . correct the I Dear Helen: . don't have our birth certificates, lhOiel hqmBeallof Mr. and Mr&. Waugh on Ha~an Tr~ce Rd. di&eiosure :lunng an ''inf~rmal. , lottie faults ~at rum your • • • TH.M TODA' Maybe you could settle an and our" !l!;YP.':-old mother is ver ey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy EUoott call· ofl-the·recorrl" <iuestion and •score." . araument: 110 is rld!J!i on no llelp~ SIIe dciesn't have one en~::l~er~:n~~nd~~nds ed.;n:r.:: ~rs. Lut~:n~ answer period woth th• CIIQgres·! !low wonderful 1,t would be, 1 your answer either~ eld J1 . y, 8 rs. r s1onaJ assJstants continued Rabbi f(ushner 1f · 1t!tte: FR~CH My hdab~ and I went to a , II. h~ . Y.· e oil~e28, allhe~ home m honor French and children recently. It was understood such a tnp !people W04id apply . the s~me l 0 dlnnc - dance. 11 Jsn•t tbe ~• ~ ~· Se~ ~~&· Rev. Mrs. Ruby Saunders spent might be made to doscuss Viet i philosophy to otl]er areas of life o...,.,l'eot Office IITS: are ,;~inl the• week l: wl~ h~r ~ugh~r, Nam policy wilu frtendly Asian .. .' if' they would mognize m Gollipflo, Ohio ell thing to gel dressed Ia 80 601 Second AYO. out wben you have small ehll· W . to tbe Court Ho . Stoulsvllle• EUB Camp s. M ennde MOUll pan •er nations. '811 activiltes that "the goal is , "="""~""'""""""!!!!!!~"""J 1 dre d bo ball hour 81 . "·'1 use m · son, r. a rs. au1 ooUh· ______ . = .~ 0 • an iaedut • ••• · dinner• the cpunty where you were Mr. Guy Rouah ol New ders and daughters at Bidwell. wtu - · ol · AM te r we arrv - ...ore born.- H. Brighton, Po., open! I week· 'In' o· Moncloy ..... t... with monr ltor· had been l!l!rved - I thought This column is dedicated to end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert a recent JUOSI at lhe borne of . . , . . . ·_ . ·. .. , . ~~i: I'd better clleeJ< my make-up. Uvlng, so U yoo're bav- Sayre and vlliled other rela-!Rev. and Mr&. Paul Seifers. "''" ""' ''''' N~t wanting ID liD Ia tbe Ia.lnluble or just plaiil Uves. . I Mr. Alvin Holter and son, '. dies room, as 1 USOIUJ do fur let Helen halp YOU. Mrs. Charles WOJDer epenl Frank, Gahanna, called on make-up repairs, I took out She wiD also welcome your the weekend in Circleville with IMr. and Mrs. Francis Morris my compact. amu&ing experiences. Ad· her son-m-iaw and daughter, Mr. , Solldlly afternoon. . Well, my husb~ reolly ere- dress Helen Bolte! In care of and Mrs. Fr&WioeJiein aad I se Parr returned to ated a riot. He t W(d 011 as this newsptper. family. ; . ' Alb ' spendlna t~ though nothing ~iruiCf be more Miss ~ances~~· ~ t ber , home ,bere. rudt. . Mn. H,.l ~~~ ,.,. rsnces SB~age rO. Question : Is It !Qlprope,r ~1!n I era! daJ!iat~e~wilh turned· ·to her home In East check make-up In pubUc? I A Mrs. LOi TJadal,. Other vis· Liverpool after three weeks vis· wouldn't dream of combing my !tors tbf!'l! ,.\ll:ljlMr. 1111i'I,Mr11. it wJib Mr. and Mrs. GuJ . hair, but can't a gal evon brief. By United Prell laternaUoaal Price W .. l!f_l.erin&~oo. .Mr. Nelgler. ..;.;; . ' I) powder her nose? How Toda Is Sund A 7 the aod Mrs. Rlui<!ll 1!44cllft of Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry Powell •ould you answer? - Mn. S. of 1 wl~· 1 to Beaver -'lllls:~and Mrl. Naoey Wl!!'e vlalto~s IQ; Huntington on · During thl• M. • loUoir 1 • , Bobb of ~um)lu,. . Sunday. h.o d~y ·,.lnt .::s,iiiowllk Dear Mrs. M.: Tha.IIIOOil 11 between 111 lull Miss Sandra airlls of Pom· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis With $10 riding on my a11- h and last uarte eroy spent two days .with Miss , spent a weekend with Mr. and , . o.~ys" f' Me~kins· T1nnor yo~ will find swer: very caulioualy! P::! "'"" qlars r. M Mary Ann Walker. 1Mrs. Walter Wells at Washing· many money borgoins "ing off1roct Ol\. ittrno of faWhy not call II a drew? mor..,... 1 are ars, Mrs. Laura Sayre returned ton, C. H. . . sa~ng . . Checking make-up briefly tn V~~· Jupiter and Satu~. ·frolll a visit :In Columbus Charles Beegle. of Cot~ bus , moue bt"'d lnor~handioo. ln~lodo4. oro mon's,'1adt.., >ond re are no evening and Sprmglleld With relaUves. II spending a lew d'ays with SAVINGS FARMERS HARDWARE . DEALER ,.,r • • , .:.. ~" ' ' GALLIPOLIS ALL ITEMS BELOW COST · ·• • 1 1--BARGAIN TABLE--1 .PLASTIC BUCKETS e SCREEN WIRE, Odds I ::s .'e ELECTRiC.., 'SKILLETS e BEAR HONEY JARS ·V.E.S. • ' • ' ') FILE e CORY comE MAKERS e STEP-ON GARBAGE e SCRUB BRUSHES '• I • • • • !Iii"' ·" :1.J!' . MONDAY and TUESDAY & . ) I '1t ¥ J M00Ntv , ~i9r-:.~==~~r~.': i ~~ . loss On ~J'ipteudro "tllietr an ow-1an so ~ 1ssu "'-" .. .~J > ~"n''' :I'~''~ tf' .. ,_ 'cl- ~rllficiai teeUo were ' same Stitches were taken m gum: WOI'fh.-v p yifcb\rf. e ur. • ' ' ... th And Mr ·~ over sisted ...... deoll!i 1'1lha~i,t&tion size...m• .oo.•lltoo ~· tho . i•w. to hol.d them loge er , M'l ' World of Rt~on · .B~lqviiJ• ·.,' last<..od <thuul . ,IJ!!Ii hQUr; was putlo slcer• AI 1 1 1 ." l•~re ncd ' " tot.Mrs. . mi ·-~'-" ,.....,,...,.,;.;.,.·,o;., dplace: .teeth • BO•Dl What"""foually d were f' t' e .~rc tromme.t 1 ·'1 ~~ , _., rul ·~l'·· · , ,,, · , .. ~. , :(fu; dw l'!_l il!l~·-~u~_~,!t:ll(1<.:~ttld as c.m~ h .vhtch "j . d 1 . ~ 1(3 ,: 11 ' tt ~ · · ~ iluvth was n;mu'Vl:d. au ill'tt()c-~ Palh•ul ·' 1 · ·. '• St\Y"-"~ "' Sutiaay trianac at J'. THOMAS CLOTHIERS a:l,• 4s .. ' ~ Group of Mens , Odds and REGISRR NOW , . .SPORT SHIRTS MENS SHOES ' " ·. · ··,.;. · ·: 1f2 Price Ends •• , j>!~ - $l491 $1.99 3.98 Now - - 6.9S " I " • I •ol' . Cl1sses Begin Sept. 13 __ ,.. ~=-'l '-1 Now ~~ - · $2.48 T~ Now _ $'l.47 ~ GBC Hoo Ilion Approvld For Veterans Trilnl!lfl U11dor the New Gl 8111 •' ... Mens Group of .... • I ' t Boys Pajamas ' Cololot Inti '""''""""" • ~ ,.,> DRESS PANTS $4.50 NOW $4·" $5.99 A"lalla•t• Upon liliiunt '.I 1.95 MENS SHIRTS ln . ea~'- · · qUICk) .• and. . CASUAL PANTS Work v. PRICE - Shes 6 to 20 Reg. 3'.99 &4.50, Now · '1 99 s • . Boys JAc;f(EJ"S .~ ·. s1·" sz.~· . Good Sizes While They La.sfl ~ .. ___, :1 5.95 ,$n,49.,7.9S Now __ · ~·~ Now-- ....,. ' Sft.99 . 'Now_ -95 t:'~ ..... _ ~;L ,.. . ·12.95 ' .. I!DW• · · · _, ' .. ' $3,99 $3.99 .$4.99. I I '2·96 ... REDUCED 33!% ' . . , Gp. ~EN'S UNJFORM ,~~;.P;~~ 1'1· $3.?8, Tan & Blue · ·._,;·· · $~~ . . ' ., j •' .. ; •Pf; 'PIMunt • , I ,.. .,I . I.~ lr,l • Grc>up'. MENS SOCKS IIG. st. TO $1.10' ~•\LUI$ ' j ' ·~1 26c ... ' All Mens Knit , Sport Shirts I i I . +• ., .I 'i ,. ~ . IIG. $4.00 TO $5.00 VALUI$ I '· \• ··r.<J REG. $7.95 BOYS_ REDUCED TO $2.d6 : REG. $8.95 MENS_ REDUCED TO $3.66 oo. Gp. MENS SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS l'4P ..MENS ..,.,. , .P'RKAS ·i ·. . ·~ I Rll·~'ft T 66 "$1.46 $1.96 · $2.96 · ' Pants $4.95 Gp •. MADRAS PARKAS Name Brand Ladies Skirts .. l.pc. Name Brand LUGGAGE Reg; $26.95 Men's 3 Suiter Now $20.66 Reg. $3,98 Val- Now.$4.66 Gp. Men'' Sum. Sport Coats ,6 Boy's Lt~Wt. JACKETS' Reg. '29. 95 Values $15.96 Reg. $3,98 Sale 96c ea. ------------While They.Last! , .~·~l Reg. $3.79-$4.98... Value• .- Now $1.66 ' IIEG. $3.00 SHIRTS REDUCED TO · ', REG. $4.00 SHIRTS 1!-.li!PUCED ·TO REG. $$.00 SHit'T.S:rtitiU.CED TO . MENS WHli'E BOYS Gp. Men's WORK PANTS :, Gp. Mens Henley SPORT SHIRTS . .'. .~ sto~k. BOYS~ SHOES . ··· · RqlUCED~TO $2·.~ VALUES NOW ONLY S6 LOCUli If. Phone 441 4:167~ ; 14 pr. J~ ' NOW - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12.95 NOW ' our' rogulor bop -rabfos oillokon from, NAME BRAND LADIES BLOUSES lEG. $4.00 & $5.00. $'} . Galllpobs him.. .. College 10.95 99c S1,49 his father, Mr. Ira Beegle. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris spent Tuesday afternoon in Athena wllr their daUJbter Christine Lalce, ' REG. $8.95 "The Botlor Jolll Go To GBC ~r1duatliu Sf'a.98 5.95 N- For Fell Dey Querter '' "'·'' ~' Mr. and ""''· Corbett Cleek and III!JIIIY'.,!'..., . rec"!ll' week eod visitOrs with relatives in Columbus. JJIII of Gllllpolll wu 1only MA~'S RAINCOAT 111131 LONG IIG. Jlf.95 IALI '8.66 Men & Boys Walk Shorts REDUCED 331% , Men & Boy•Swim Weat , . REDUCE~ 33}% ~" .~----------------------------------~~ ' ~ . �., ' ,. ·_,, ·· } " •a ,,'r • Da t eII ne 'IGall' · '' ' .' . -' . I. ' 1 10-TheSunda_Y'Mmes-~ent.fnel ..~un~•y.AilgustT, 1968·~ • e • . •• • ' ' JN O.U.R , 'TO· W : ·N;··. . . . ' •• .' '! • \.' '.~' . ' i'. . , ~ · Dnf'f· ~ · . tak~.'c~•f-~~k-1!1111 '.t':;·th._ ~erP, .1~~~ "'·Pc ttJ''.n'\tm~ 1 ' ~ ' ,' .· 1 • >· · ,. '.'te .• I ..~ ... M ~·- uct .. nev~ u ' i ' ope~'~ rrom 1 Then came the ~~h4lt,.ito" !~lract..t. BY LENORA I 1• •, the ;hOc!' ..'!' ' e.q dtliUt 01 1 80 that. hispatltnl wo¢4 be ab- aod with same 8'l"!'rat con!l>urs M's new t..th were pul In ~\i.,;_"f .:+ <1$/i.t-. :ir ;;'<.NA' e-1~'"1,' ,T,~:ti,h~W'~fJ}\;;,j"F§I}""'f'.ifot10!?Jf¥.'@$ •her eU-knpwn author husband. I b W. ·ord fOOd With 8ti patient's Jwp teeth Tht tinplace I .,... _... , _ ,, . « • -"'"'· , .. ,~··· ,~ " " " · Feeiii)J al011e IIi the 'world• and • to c e s 1 • • per· ished denlu d f > BY HOBART WILSON, JR. , . BY DICK THOM,Q . ·filled ~ «Met. ·,~ com~le\e- slstent efto~ts h~. $Ot h<!r Q· tiJese mod~~ W!'l"'"ma • rom When she awoke from anes , July 24, Dateline printed a request by Frr me, the 21st Annual National Field Arc~y, AI.- ly •ne'Jte$1ed ·her$cllf. ·physically 8t:ee to dental consultalon. . , .. · , .•: thesia her o•w "''" '""" " ' a 40-vear reunion of the 1926 ~~~~i~~~~.!(N,F.A.A.) Tournamen\ at Pt. Pleasant .a week' imd menially. She'h"ad tittle de- /<fer m,ueh , cons!de,ratoon, Patoem was hospitalized two • her mouth. Patient ~as " sometime this fall. Five days later,\ 1 wu aninterestlng·eliperlence, Jt waa the' first sire to live aod no desire to Mrs. M fiad all her teeth out. days prior to her operation so [pieased with her looks ol perk· this columnist received a letter from for. ever muliled with ·arcllers. , adjust to ber new sitilaHoq. I or what was ~eft of them, . that sh• could be medically' ed her up ama•lngiy. mer Galiipolitan "Eidie Dickey, Rt I, . I spent one day at the tnur~ent. Before that, I The spark of life wJls gone., full de~tures mad.e. · evoluated 'll~d ~iy· fed, pro- [ It ma) "" '' ··hanged her Lake City, Pa. It read: • didn't kno,w the difference between the bare bow a~d She lost 81 pouh~s. )~e looked I .W~at ' so remarkable about and medicated. . wlloie lile. · ·• · • the free style classes. Now I do, I think. Bareoow IS awful Her .teeth w~e · • me" 1thal. • 1 ;;;;~~:;;.,~~~.;_ _..~.;.;_;;;;_ = ....=-. "DEAR SIR: In regard to the shooting .like the .Indians used to, and .a freestyle bGw They ~otled· away, ·liefQnd re: \'1' WAS DoNE IN ' ONE OP· ... po~~:.'1~~ ~3~e:~u~6~~~e~;: it l~e a rear peep soght built into the stnng and a front pah some of them • ( merel y, ERATlON by . a method I ......... ......... ..,...,......- .,,_, ... ...-. . .De sight ">i!h elevation on th~ bow itseli. . s~ps. · . • ' ·. a')y ·referred to as "lmmedia~ [ J ~--· IIIAR~'MG ·a wonderful idea. If you will trust an old . 1 think .that's right. Bill Crawf~rd, Newspaper Enter- Slle says Sne often ttiOUJht of Denture· Techniqu~. " ·. .• 1 · . . . ; lilall's .memory, I will try and clue you pme Association (N.E.A.) cart~n!S.I, whose ~artoons ap· • Abciul two. weeks before hos- [ I 1 ··'~ g·iv""' n·'ayers names, nicknames and th edit · t f th Ti Se t I t d to ' .., - ... ,.. pear on e ona page o e mes- n me ne .. - on the Southern Lecigue's All .lpitalization, impressoooc of up.ilJt~ -· iZ'fl.Jll~ · pot~'!!~~· thley · ayed.40 years ago. to me the differ· Star team recently Dave Rob· per and lower teeth and jaws I ·• • •·'lli will have · i,Anothcr • · · "" ·tions. (BUI) Me . a spot . with the .teslll . ' V· erts wn one 9 f them. were ta ken and rep.-uuuc "ISAAC Cooper was th ~ eoac h. W1 am .. . • confusing, though. Some wileD hos mllotary career IS o third ha . B b R iJ. of them were """' >ri stone Kean, cal!Jain,,played right guard. James (Jap) Juv1den of the bareoows have torque er. While he 's ID the Army, he w~ _..,_ i se;'a':ft ·~•·'th 0 These upper ·'and lower was lrfl ~u~1d. Ken VanZa ndt was left tackle; Leo (Jake) Olgbt compensators. They're .a Intends to keep in shape and .;_:, on, ~·~b ea ' . ~. """ ern models ~~;ere then mounted · Frazier. nght tackle; Frank Danner, nght end; J~hn couple of rods, located on either! play oaeeball whenever po&sl· of atheguem.'" ome runs, wUb 24 an instrument .that dupltcat•edJI .~UGUST 8th 9th; Rippey . l~Jt e,n.d; Don Sheets, quarterback: Ken Frru!ler, nd 0 1 the bo with 1 his 0r ble lefthalf~j;l !Whiskey) Beard, Tighthalf; Clyde (Mocco) • w, we g READ IN A IQ;iJN natural positions move• t ball • like, counter balances. Buck pl2yed cent.rfield-,;. JAC .• ments . of patient's jaw. T . (Tr ) W !Is Cornell, f ]Jjack,and ravo! . av ~ • cen er. Makes a difference, I suppose. the Huron Phlllies and batted ty ne.wspaper wh"':" . . ~~!~~~~~~~~·~=~~~~ 1 missed praeUcaUy all of over .300 until recently when PackoJ!i Co., Gallipolis, "SUBSTITUTES that year were Claude (String· the shooting. But I did witness he sagged below it. He was 811 a~d Grand Cbampl 00 be ant Mi,!lrr. end; Clyde Ingels, end;: Marshall Boggs and one shoot-off in the Junior the injured list for a while, POJ, at the Jackson . James' Mills, guard or tackle; Odell (Smok: Northuk, Barebow Cia". Crawiord had with a pulled ligament In bis Faor, from a kid named J o guard : Floyd iron, halfback; Elbert (Eb) ore,··bac ; to referee the shoot-off, and leg. Bul he's over that now. Tolh, Jr. The price they ' Eimrr ,~Spariqll 1\ing, guard <:.r tackle1 ,Loren Northup, •• h dr d , boc k: l>~orge Gi.~Jw>i:'e, line. 1 think another bOy's name needed a car to 1• to t1oo par- About tbe lime he transfer· .,.,D per un e weirf,t. was \\as Hellry John8'!1n, !rut it could have been Carr.~ . Ucular raJ!ie. So I chauffeur- red to Huron I subscribed to record price lor the' I • . • • . ed Crawford and stayed while the Spartansburg paper ID keep Coon~; Fair. Last year's "I ,bso ~ussey (Runt) Boster played~ m~ ~t the two boys shot lj . out up with Buck, but 1 never did prlce for a Grand ern . .nip!lm11 halfl!ack. Bil!>M'.S:eanwent on to Manetta colleg, J1V1· The shoot-off was between see anything about him in lbe Market Pig, aiV:..Galha Coun-11 den t o ~o 8Qf.il. "either Ray or James Pethel layed Mitchell of Bloomington, paper. ty Jun1er Farr·, Will $108 on thp. l92,6 •le!lii! ''I recall (Note - N~mes !fiat ap· ldn.. and Brad LoJ!i of Joplin, DAVE ROBERS, ·FORMER cwt pParrd'tn the Jll'l\"\!4 column were taken from the files Mo. Gotl!i Into the final round, Gallipolis IJIUe Leacuer, oow Oak ~a Ho8Jlltal. pw;:coftatsedll Rex McCorinlck of the Daily Tribune] c i the Animal Round, in which with the Asheville 'l'ourtsts in t!:e Grand Chau)piitll f« • • • .i the targels are the shapes of the Clus AA Southern Leaaue. $80 fl"-'' cwt., at this year's Jack- II lAMA .. • "INC~~LY, I have been trying to gel are· various S!llllll animaJs Milct.· stayed belilnd Ia&t' Sunday. a- son County .Fair. There's al· union o!tiliti''!!.:..S.\;iit 1926, but so far have been unsuc· ell was leadll!i Lo!!i /,y eight long with' nnother pitcher, Phil ways ·4uite a d!Iference in ,essful. \f¥h yn!ic~ld ~ive it a Iitle publicity. Maybe polnlli. Brad Long took the Ani· Cunningham, when the Tourlslli ing prices at tbe Gallia County someone>\liO\lld g!W·it a little push. mal Round aod won the class. left for EvaniiVille, Ind. Both Junior Fair when compared . Man an~ con'l say no to • • • . were expected ~to rejoin the with the local fair. Last any r,asonable deal! We are "I HAVE been away frO')ll Gallipolis for 37 ~ears, It was fascmaUJ!i II see tbe team Thursday in Knoxville, first place steer at lhe ~::~:/1 now givina 0\(1' . year-end , ~xc&J>t tCII'-vwts back wl\ich have become very mfr~ 14-year-olds shoot When ~n. .Tenn. County Junior Fair br FINAL P!ltCES on all 1966 & ' u~! rl,till cat~ .tivid1Jiclure of GAHS as I knew 1t archer 1s shootmg everylhiRJ os Roberts came up with an all· $109 per cwi. I ~d the kids who attended with me. You see, to me they quiet. Nobody ialks,, moves or lng flipper about 10 days ago. The same paper had a ::~.".bU'ri~he';;':~:ts, and ' •re stil.l 1 have not watcherd 1t..h.em age ove1r t,he hardly even breathles • There The Asheville Times said 1'Dave item a bout a Ma$0D coun~.,., .,, .., ... .,. ~~'lllln••.as J 1:J:t trucks. come on in Where . years.C.' 1 ' · ; · , • was a small gallery, mOIIIy par- Roberts felt something iD bl.o Va. horseman helping round today'saelion is. · · d enis 111d other archers In lhe elbow when he threw a curve a looae calf. Bob Grlnstend Cj~ ~~ · n-o~er th1'ng. John (Jeep) Prltchar ..Y<lUngil; 75 TO ~ ~Hoos·l! FROM o c1ass. It wa8 so quo·et you could one night last week and the el· New Haven and five ' •• o ~ r:l!ssisted by Gomer {~OUS· haar the rustle in tbe wind. bow Is still sere." ' Wetl&ton boy$ rounded up YOUR .I . n 1 do not recall any of the cheerleaders · · · stan You only talk when ao archer His record is now llhl He's caU whlcb broke loooe when · d Gal~p\lfs bOy tlll!t has been transplantecl along the wanll to talk. Thau you answer pitched 139 innings, aDo~ 114 was turned Into the ring f.ir ' OLDSMOBil~ ' banks of La)<~ E~.e . • • • him. bits, walked 49 and struck out calf scramb!e. Grinstead L f.£~0RDJNG te Dateline's files , GAHS opened the Brad Long was 1 cool, UDSS· 116. His earned run average io warmiJ!i up his mount for with a :fl.() los~ at Cedro-Kb[ien~~Fol: sumlng kid. He wore ~ old 2.72. Asheville is s~ll. in.~ horse show wben the call .., • · 1•' 26 ca-.ai•n "'P " ks R tl 3 ~• Q th• . ha~ blue. sweall.hil'f, .and pia- ,,. tbe Soothe-', , ' three · I~e . The animal J'umped 21().236 Socana Avo. Jo•...,g a 6·0 win over Ja,t on, u '!~. a · • -~ "' '" ~ G Ill' 1'- Ohl 310 5econd Ave. · G~U~hs' !9·0. The.Devils scored consecubve W!ns oyer tan l 08~· The pale clothes ac-1 games behind Mobile. fence around tbe raee .. ~h Ga II ipo Iis, Oh'10 672 • Mercerville. 20.0, and .Pomeroy, 27·0 before Nelsonville bill tanned-brown skin AsheviUe put seven players aod took of! lor pam · "\ii:;EEE:ii'i5~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iii:;5t:;:::i5:: ;cored a 13-12 u.pset victory. over the. Gallipolltans. al)d ~WJ;. We ran his pic· ., . I Ill .... &ro- ........ J I e PAINT, Discontinued Colors \ e DOMINION ·HAIR DRYERS CANS .e METAL . TRASH CANS a ~ CHmOLEJ. Ends ::":! • us ,., WITH SAFETY I AND AT •1 THE 1 CITY I ·PRESS ....,.,.,,.,=.,..,;.,..,.,....,,., d:J: MONDAY & . TUE'SDAY . GALLIp' LIS ' ' ' l ': MONDAY &TUE.S{M¥ ·AUGUST 8th & 9th ' "" !"rt!,.:;..::, ':;:. ::::.•:..,-:; al '"· tt• • . .. I I' I '7..6::. Willi Mltcl'!'ll N. Church Mer!'et;.Talks Btoa ...._._,.............__.;.. . " . Mrs. Charles Gutoo.,of Cqlum~ · ~.¢ · .,._ .. ,, " IIJ Mn: J'n!ICII 1\fP bull, Mr. ancH!n. Ray Price · , ~ , . • ' · "' ·'' Amona those coml!ll (filii! ,, and children ol Marlon. IJDI , !"" ,lllteraalloaal 1 The statement of prlncoples , nol to ouldo tbe 1101! leUow "S, '4 a IDlf: Ill l!lill!ll . distance for '1!18 f¥8) o( Mi'; Mn. Ray Price ·ce.leblaled ner Tha cobsoiltation on Church WliS adopted un.animously . by ' to lmpro"'. yourae!f·" will riMit ., lo , . ...,, .:, John w. Morr i~~j:lud~ ~t~r: birthday Friday even1111! at tbe Uwon (COCUJ bas issued m delegates of the mg~t denomma· "With. IIIia In mind, ~==: l l <lhe rabbi) a M - ' and Mri: Jleo~ard'·tew~ aDd, 'home of her porenll, Mr. and open invita~?" to :'ali interest· ,.11oas ..at. a meelil!i in Dalla• the foliowinJ Indoor ur1enliy, 'PlaN tell • ,.--..· , Mr. and Mri. Thomas Lew~ ol Mrs. Estell Mink. Alao presented churches to JOID m merger 1•last Apn~ " on gnlf, aultable lor UIUe thlnJo ~ 1·'\!HI"·III'!!!!Io ' ' ' the h ••· ~-10 I caa, eorr _ -·~ · .• talk Canton, Mr. 8114 ~· . 'f/BY· to help her celebrate ware har · . 1 More than 200,000 eoples of wea r w en •~ ",.......A BIJSYBODY 1111 ACI'ION II permllllble, thongb land Marr 0fi1t , LarrY o( !.an· brothers, Mr. and Mrs. Don E.lghi major P r o I ~ s Ia n I , lhe s1atetnent have been ln~cce~lbie: Dear Helen: Jn·llie best taste. But when easter, Mr. and MrJ. William Mink and c!illdren of Rl 35, bodies are already engaged '" 'di&trlbuted.to local churclles of Ethocal goU: ~n I went to school with two rnl)l makes a st:ene about bl.o, Hart, Letart, w. v,~.. Mr. and I 'and Mr. and Mrs. Jamll Mink the cocu negotoahons aimed the participating denominations penple Will ask, not am I ters. Dne married, the other l&lJ'e - this is al&o bad Mrs. Hobart Marr, Mr. and , and chlldren of Porter. They at, estabhshmg a unoted church lor study and debate durfilg the worse than my didn't, and town rumor had II . - H. Mrs. Dan ,Marr, Mr. and Mrs. had refreshmenll of let <ream durmg the 1970s. . coming year. COCU leaders but rather, '"?uld with they fell In love with the same P.~. nha ;really ~·~ted a· wmta· Marr, Mrs. Goldie Van and cake. Tha present parUcopanlli are Ihope that 'this' process will lead effort, be. I lottie better, man. About sit tean ·later, ·the ' con.<t;fl~ . bn~ lrom Ma~. Mr. and Mri. Marvin Mi" Janie Price returned the ~elhodlst Church, Epl&eo- to arsasroots involvement ln lbonest, more aensotive •· married dater was In a terrible ,. Marr of West Columbia, \'{est h lib ha Is Mr and pal Church, Unoled Presbyter· the merger negotialiuns and row than I was yesterday . accideni and became a H •. , Virginia, Mr._ Dale Marr, Mr. ,;~.e ;,.y Prrc~:~r' spe;..u,g ian. Church, Disciples of Christ, I will prepare the consttw'encies i "Status golf: In which nob1ochdl vegetable. She breathes. e1en. and Mn. Gerald Marr of New 1 eeks ith l1e arO!IIipa _ Uruled Church ol Chnsl, of lhe eight denominations 'for will worry about keeping " about ·all. Ex-<lanl~ ~ · a She Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Milton le:;'. wMr ~ M rCecU Pri~ African Methodist Episcopal concrete steps to~a/il union with the Joneses, but people Tha unmarried Biller stretc se end ming. Roush; Clifton, w. Va., Mr. I GII' . lis dr~ and M Church, Southern Pre&byteroan within the next few yeah. all times will ask, 'Wirat is my In to care lor ber. There waa true. Tha b;tc.k Is to atretcl) and Mrs. D. R. Eden, Mrs. 0 a ope 'an r. rs. Church and EvangelicDI United , ._ · . · , real level? What's right lor some talk, of course. lhe soct · out, siJibUy over a EsthOr Miller of Parkersburg, Estell Mink of Bldwe!J.Porter Brethren. Together they have Habbo Harold Ku&hner ol me?',never satisfied to be leoo Then the man wa1 wooden "~· ' ~lib DIY tarae Mr. and Mn. Walter Eden of Rd. about 25 million members. · Temple Israel, Great,. Neck, than they might be, but never red to a city In Cauada, and - I've gotla!- MOTH· Mt. Sterling, Irene Muter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Waugh The Rev. Dr. Davod B NV., has dec.oded,that golf is tongmg to be more than they ne tooi bulb sisters with him, OF EIGHT . Columbus and Rhoda YeOJer, had lor Sunday JUe&ll Mr. and Colwell of Wubington, D.C., a rellgoous game . bave the capacity to be. . one 8! "nurse." Later ha Helen· Mason, W. Va. . Mrs. Kenneth &heels and chll· chaorman of COCU, said the This IS true, he aaid m a i . The Berlha M Sayre Mls· dren, Mr. and Mrs. Ray WaUJh lnvitaUon to other denomina· recent commumcalltln to the 0 f'I .. D MOftE IN A ed t0 1110lher firm. a man always stand un· for the and Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan lions was simply • former UnIted synagogue Revoew, · '' · Re cenUY a Ir tend vlalted In a woman ' aloaary Society met not sits down? There s Parsoll! . . only because golf JS often Canada and she ran 'Into this table-hoppiJ!i friend of my quarterly meeUJ!i at the First . reiteration of the open<ioor [ I ed th S.bbath .. man and his sister-In-law who AI the club lhe BIAlpl to Baptist ·Cbtu'cb Tuesday even- a!""~~ d~r :=!yo!w'!~ policy which COCU has fol· ~v~~ be~:,,. eoi the ,.;rofi~.: didn't seem overjoyed to talk nd k ·II ~ "11 illl!, AUJUSI !. Mrs. O'Connor · ' lowed from the start. . , .· · · her She alhered !rom a ee~• rii u,p , ' '";r. ve :opeiiOII the >mee!lnl wllh pray. Mr. •ill Mrs. Melvin Mooney "We &land ready to welcome people make for II . and lhe that tbe .whla• Y ,,,.ets :ef af!l!r lhe olnJing of "The and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lane aoy church that " senouslv smgie-mmdcd devotton woth. 1 ·he g 1 ~V~ar:~~ roles s .. cold. ,•Jii. :) , J~· ·~~ 'Cburtib•s_gle· Foun4ation," fol· and Jamlo of Galltpolls. After· inlereated In the 'prineiples of'w~.ICh theyr$gard." " , 11 " If " and My wife 11ys the- W.tom of lowed ).tjlll( devotions led by noon caOers were Mr. aDd Mrs. church unioo' we have ace.., pled ~t 18 religious becJIUBe the 1 :::~ell th:";...w.;~r "Mr standll!i for a lady Is outdated. Mrs. Elliei Smilll. "Church Not Jack C&mpbell. as a basis for our negotia- ba~'·~ ~eo ofbl~ game,. isd Mrs X" are ca"'"" for ' If so, 1 haven't beard abool 11. Made Willi Hands" was the Mrs. Judy Davll luu g111e tion&," ha said. clsp 'duathy subb' eh one .. d 1e· . •• .,. . - STOOD UP topic of die proram. The Love ID join har husband, William are e ra '· w o evt en! y [ Knowing ~is klnd of ' Gift dedication waa presented Davia, who Is ID ,the Army and LBJ TRIPS? ts·po stranger. to tee and green. goes on, lsnt 11 '?"'ebodY 8 Dear S. U.: by Pbyllll ilalley and Mary Is stationed at Fort Brsgg, N. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pre~- .. The Lottie Faa~ts I : ~let the ; 111 1A';'::' ID Not outdated, but II should be K. Yost. After the elose of C. Mn. Davll II the daughter ident Johnson is cons1dermg In gol~_;he ob)e~~!' not 80 e sec": · to read, "Men need lha meeting, refreshments were of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camp- suggestions that be v•nt much to ..,.eat the 0 er P 1~r''~' [ Dear Aware. not retn~ · Btandlt!t: lor l@bie- aerved in lhe'' ciiUtch base- bell. Europe, Australia or Aiia, as to omprove yourself , 16 do Knowl!" what klnd ol thing hopping .!Yl!JIII!II who . r~n jnent by Mra; Francis Wilcox- Mr. and Mrs. Bud Naoee of, according to reports of an i better today t~n you did ,last • Sturdv frame oolllitrodion goes on. Has II occurred to you stan•~.. ., ;on·ey _.lob >ik""-•t. ~ and Mn• Glenna O'Connor , Hunt'"gton W• Va ., Mn • Nor• ~ m · forma I convenatum betwel:'n time At first , )OU struggle to ' _,_.. OIWI' cu. ... , • r:ll~'l' ghthng rlra""'ra ' that a dl vorce may have been less ~ merit utreme ·Co\lrle- boolcases. '· man Pickett and children of bis re" secreta.· and coo res- break 1110; wfe" YoU con do • tully uuble drawer depth arranged, and nurse Is now Je. ay."- H. Mn. Lottie Wlleoten return· California and Ralpb Pickett . pi 31'd Y g that regularly , you try to t • Bood~~tnt•· treated b•ked gal wife? Even H not. It's none ed fr V . . ' I swna es. whittle 1t down tn 90 or even 80 1 eruo.mel llnieh ..... · Le them Delll Helen· om eterans Memoroal hos· of Crown City were recent vl<· Sources &aid illll Moyer> y ~1, , d ' I ol your IJWltne&s. .. 81~ to mM" t e\'ery nHd ave . pita! and •· being • ed 1 1 'to of Mr nd Mr Em tt ·· ou ana 1yze w,.a, vou re omg aloM! - H. My brother, Misters and I .. .or or a ' " .a s. me J?hnson's· press aode, made the I'wrong, and lr to . correct the I Dear Helen: . don't have our birth certificates, lhOiel hqmBeallof Mr. and Mr&. Waugh on Ha~an Tr~ce Rd. di&eiosure :lunng an ''inf~rmal. , lottie faults ~at rum your • • • TH.M TODA' Maybe you could settle an and our" !l!;YP.':-old mother is ver ey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy EUoott call· ofl-the·recorrl" <iuestion and •score." . araument: 110 is rld!J!i on no llelp~ SIIe dciesn't have one en~::l~er~:n~~nd~~nds ed.;n:r.:: ~rs. Lut~:n~ answer period woth th• CIIQgres·! !low wonderful 1,t would be, 1 your answer either~ eld J1 . y, 8 rs. r s1onaJ assJstants continued Rabbi f(ushner 1f · 1t!tte: FR~CH My hdab~ and I went to a , II. h~ . Y.· e oil~e28, allhe~ home m honor French and children recently. It was understood such a tnp !people W04id apply . the s~me l 0 dlnnc - dance. 11 Jsn•t tbe ~• ~ ~· Se~ ~~&· Rev. Mrs. Ruby Saunders spent might be made to doscuss Viet i philosophy to otl]er areas of life o...,.,l'eot Office IITS: are ,;~inl the• week l: wl~ h~r ~ugh~r, Nam policy wilu frtendly Asian .. .' if' they would mognize m Gollipflo, Ohio ell thing to gel dressed Ia 80 601 Second AYO. out wben you have small ehll· W . to tbe Court Ho . Stoulsvllle• EUB Camp s. M ennde MOUll pan •er nations. '811 activiltes that "the goal is , "="""~""'""""""!!!!!!~"""J 1 dre d bo ball hour 81 . "·'1 use m · son, r. a rs. au1 ooUh· ______ . = .~ 0 • an iaedut • ••• · dinner• the cpunty where you were Mr. Guy Rouah ol New ders and daughters at Bidwell. wtu - · ol · AM te r we arrv - ...ore born.- H. Brighton, Po., open! I week· 'In' o· Moncloy ..... t... with monr ltor· had been l!l!rved - I thought This column is dedicated to end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert a recent JUOSI at lhe borne of . . , . . . ·_ . ·. .. , . ~~i: I'd better clleeJ< my make-up. Uvlng, so U yoo're bav- Sayre and vlliled other rela-!Rev. and Mr&. Paul Seifers. "''" ""' ''''' N~t wanting ID liD Ia tbe Ia.lnluble or just plaiil Uves. . I Mr. Alvin Holter and son, '. dies room, as 1 USOIUJ do fur let Helen halp YOU. Mrs. Charles WOJDer epenl Frank, Gahanna, called on make-up repairs, I took out She wiD also welcome your the weekend in Circleville with IMr. and Mrs. Francis Morris my compact. amu&ing experiences. Ad· her son-m-iaw and daughter, Mr. , Solldlly afternoon. . Well, my husb~ reolly ere- dress Helen Bolte! In care of and Mrs. Fr&WioeJiein aad I se Parr returned to ated a riot. He t W(d 011 as this newsptper. family. ; . ' Alb ' spendlna t~ though nothing ~iruiCf be more Miss ~ances~~· ~ t ber , home ,bere. rudt. . Mn. H,.l ~~~ ,.,. rsnces SB~age rO. Question : Is It !Qlprope,r ~1!n I era! daJ!iat~e~wilh turned· ·to her home In East check make-up In pubUc? I A Mrs. LOi TJadal,. Other vis· Liverpool after three weeks vis· wouldn't dream of combing my !tors tbf!'l! ,.\ll:ljlMr. 1111i'I,Mr11. it wJib Mr. and Mrs. GuJ . hair, but can't a gal evon brief. By United Prell laternaUoaal Price W .. l!f_l.erin&~oo. .Mr. Nelgler. ..;.;; . ' I) powder her nose? How Toda Is Sund A 7 the aod Mrs. Rlui<!ll 1!44cllft of Mr. aad Mrs. Jerry Powell •ould you answer? - Mn. S. of 1 wl~· 1 to Beaver -'lllls:~and Mrl. Naoey Wl!!'e vlalto~s IQ; Huntington on · During thl• M. • loUoir 1 • , Bobb of ~um)lu,. . Sunday. h.o d~y ·,.lnt .::s,iiiowllk Dear Mrs. M.: Tha.IIIOOil 11 between 111 lull Miss Sandra airlls of Pom· Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis With $10 riding on my a11- h and last uarte eroy spent two days .with Miss , spent a weekend with Mr. and , . o.~ys" f' Me~kins· T1nnor yo~ will find swer: very caulioualy! P::! "'"" qlars r. M Mary Ann Walker. 1Mrs. Walter Wells at Washing· many money borgoins "ing off1roct Ol\. ittrno of faWhy not call II a drew? mor..,... 1 are ars, Mrs. Laura Sayre returned ton, C. H. . . sa~ng . . Checking make-up briefly tn V~~· Jupiter and Satu~. ·frolll a visit :In Columbus Charles Beegle. of Cot~ bus , moue bt"'d lnor~handioo. ln~lodo4. oro mon's,'1adt.., >ond re are no evening and Sprmglleld With relaUves. II spending a lew d'ays with SAVINGS FARMERS HARDWARE . DEALER ,.,r • • , .:.. ~" ' ' GALLIPOLIS ALL ITEMS BELOW COST · ·• • 1 1--BARGAIN TABLE--1 .PLASTIC BUCKETS e SCREEN WIRE, Odds I ::s .'e ELECTRiC.., 'SKILLETS e BEAR HONEY JARS ·V.E.S. • ' • ' ') FILE e CORY comE MAKERS e STEP-ON GARBAGE e SCRUB BRUSHES '• I • • • • !Iii"' ·" :1.J!' . MONDAY and TUESDAY & . ) I '1t ¥ J M00Ntv , ~i9r-:.~==~~r~.': i ~~ . loss On ~J'ipteudro "tllietr an ow-1an so ~ 1ssu "'-" .. .~J > ~"n''' :I'~''~ tf' .. ,_ 'cl- ~rllficiai teeUo were ' same Stitches were taken m gum: WOI'fh.-v p yifcb\rf. e ur. • ' ' ... th And Mr ·~ over sisted ...... deoll!i 1'1lha~i,t&tion size...m• .oo.•lltoo ~· tho . i•w. to hol.d them loge er , M'l ' World of Rt~on · .B~lqviiJ• ·.,' last<..od <thuul . ,IJ!!Ii hQUr; was putlo slcer• AI 1 1 1 ." l•~re ncd ' " tot.Mrs. . mi ·-~'-" ,.....,,...,.,;.;.,.·,o;., dplace: .teeth • BO•Dl What"""foually d were f' t' e .~rc tromme.t 1 ·'1 ~~ , _., rul ·~l'·· · , ,,, · , .. ~. , :(fu; dw l'!_l il!l~·-~u~_~,!t:ll(1<.:~ttld as c.m~ h .vhtch "j . d 1 . ~ 1(3 ,: 11 ' tt ~ · · ~ iluvth was n;mu'Vl:d. au ill'tt()c-~ Palh•ul ·' 1 · ·. '• St\Y"-"~ "' Sutiaay trianac at J'. THOMAS CLOTHIERS a:l,• 4s .. ' ~ Group of Mens , Odds and REGISRR NOW , . .SPORT SHIRTS MENS SHOES ' " ·. · ··,.;. · ·: 1f2 Price Ends •• , j>!~ - $l491 $1.99 3.98 Now - - 6.9S " I " • I •ol' . Cl1sses Begin Sept. 13 __ ,.. ~=-'l '-1 Now ~~ - · $2.48 T~ Now _ $'l.47 ~ GBC Hoo Ilion Approvld For Veterans Trilnl!lfl U11dor the New Gl 8111 •' ... Mens Group of .... • I ' t Boys Pajamas ' Cololot Inti '""''""""" • ~ ,.,> DRESS PANTS $4.50 NOW $4·" $5.99 A"lalla•t• Upon liliiunt '.I 1.95 MENS SHIRTS ln . ea~'- · · qUICk) .• and. . CASUAL PANTS Work v. PRICE - Shes 6 to 20 Reg. 3'.99 &4.50, Now · '1 99 s • . Boys JAc;f(EJ"S .~ ·. s1·" sz.~· . Good Sizes While They La.sfl ~ .. ___, :1 5.95 ,$n,49.,7.9S Now __ · ~·~ Now-- ....,. ' Sft.99 . 'Now_ -95 t:'~ ..... _ ~;L ,.. . ·12.95 ' .. I!DW• · · · _, ' .. ' $3,99 $3.99 .$4.99. I I '2·96 ... REDUCED 33!% ' . . , Gp. ~EN'S UNJFORM ,~~;.P;~~ 1'1· $3.?8, Tan & Blue · ·._,;·· · $~~ . . ' ., j •' .. ; •Pf; 'PIMunt • , I ,.. .,I . I.~ lr,l • Grc>up'. MENS SOCKS IIG. st. TO $1.10' ~•\LUI$ ' j ' ·~1 26c ... ' All Mens Knit , Sport Shirts I i I . +• ., .I 'i ,. ~ . IIG. $4.00 TO $5.00 VALUI$ I '· \• ··r.<J REG. $7.95 BOYS_ REDUCED TO $2.d6 : REG. $8.95 MENS_ REDUCED TO $3.66 oo. Gp. MENS SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS l'4P ..MENS ..,.,. , .P'RKAS ·i ·. . ·~ I Rll·~'ft T 66 "$1.46 $1.96 · $2.96 · ' Pants $4.95 Gp •. MADRAS PARKAS Name Brand Ladies Skirts .. l.pc. Name Brand LUGGAGE Reg; $26.95 Men's 3 Suiter Now $20.66 Reg. $3,98 Val- Now.$4.66 Gp. Men'' Sum. Sport Coats ,6 Boy's Lt~Wt. JACKETS' Reg. '29. 95 Values $15.96 Reg. $3,98 Sale 96c ea. ------------While They.Last! , .~·~l Reg. $3.79-$4.98... Value• .- Now $1.66 ' IIEG. $3.00 SHIRTS REDUCED TO · ', REG. $4.00 SHIRTS 1!-.li!PUCED ·TO REG. $$.00 SHit'T.S:rtitiU.CED TO . MENS WHli'E BOYS Gp. Men's WORK PANTS :, Gp. Mens Henley SPORT SHIRTS . .'. .~ sto~k. BOYS~ SHOES . ··· · RqlUCED~TO $2·.~ VALUES NOW ONLY S6 LOCUli If. Phone 441 4:167~ ; 14 pr. J~ ' NOW - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12.95 NOW ' our' rogulor bop -rabfos oillokon from, NAME BRAND LADIES BLOUSES lEG. $4.00 & $5.00. $'} . Galllpobs him.. .. College 10.95 99c S1,49 his father, Mr. Ira Beegle. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris spent Tuesday afternoon in Athena wllr their daUJbter Christine Lalce, ' REG. $8.95 "The Botlor Jolll Go To GBC ~r1duatliu Sf'a.98 5.95 N- For Fell Dey Querter '' "'·'' ~' Mr. and ""''· Corbett Cleek and III!JIIIY'.,!'..., . rec"!ll' week eod visitOrs with relatives in Columbus. JJIII of Gllllpolll wu 1only MA~'S RAINCOAT 111131 LONG IIG. Jlf.95 IALI '8.66 Men & Boys Walk Shorts REDUCED 331% , Men & Boy•Swim Weat , . REDUCE~ 33}% ~" .~----------------------------------~~ ' ~ . �.' • .- J, < • ,., ., . I ·, . :' I v • ". • ' ,':1 ' ., 1 '• 1981 ' I i ll'd v. ' ~·' ~ '' .1; ' \• l ~ I t VOL. 1 NO. 27 SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1966 SECOND SEctiON Page 13.: " Steak House Bid • ConhA GREAT FRI~NDI OPEN fRIDAY NI(;HTS '' : '6;bp to 8:00 .· .J iJARM&s BANK . ;mfSAYINGS CO. MlmiMr Podtrll IIM"o•IYMoJMorP.D.I.C. POMIROY, 0, GRAND CHAMPION STEER- Herb BUsh, of the Bob EvaDJ Steak House, poses with the grand champion steer, It's owner, Ed Butler, and the ·1968 Junior fair queen, Debbie Leedy,.shortly after buying Butler'& priz11 animal for '1.13 a pound during -Frlllay'a 15th annual· steer sale. • tes• Water , ,Rajl[g~t\, Shortages Cited · In ·Lack' of·Sites '· GETS PLAQUE - Hol2er Hospital .lol)n R. Rafferty, left. is presented a plaque by William Greber, Social Secunty Field RepreHentative of Portsmouth. The plaque recognizes Holzer Hospital's certification as a participatin~ hospital for health in· surance under Social Secunty. Mr. Rafferty staled the hospital has experienced no increase in age 65, or over, patients as a result of Medicare, and through the efforts of the hospitals special medicare unit proceEJSiog medicare applications has posed no prob· lems. PassengerHur,t In Actidentat Curve in Road ·.· Howord Thlvoner lAMA ..• V.fS. Man 11Dd can't 1ay no to my iea:Jonable deal! We art DOW &iviDI our year-end fiNAL PRICES on oll 1968 OldsmobUes, Cbevrolell, NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SAW REUNIOf\t PlANNED SERVIa e COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS e The Parker: fBIII!lt reunion Phono 59.3·7781 "ill be hold Sunday, Alii- 14, at .• llii Tuppera PlaiDs ScboGI, J!a. Slmpeon ...,. Polmer Sit.. Atheno, 0. Itt dinner 11' 12:30' p.m. iiliST). 1' - - - - - - - - - - " " " ' " " " ' - - - - - - '· ., '· '• fruclu, Used Caro and l'rucb. Come OD in Wbett t00a7'1 4otlon II. 75 TO CHOOII fROM YOUR ... CHEV80lfl'· OLDSMOBILE DEALER 210.236 Second Ave. Galllpollo, Ohio ~ Ph. 446 3672 • Lariy's WAYSIDE FUR~fJU8E Third·&Olive Sts. In (hllipob,•, 0. James Wlilbl, Rt. 1 Cllleoh· Ire, caapi a· bll 01111t11 1181- *' l Commissioners udoy m~ bill be .•early Will Draw ' · :lito ...... 11!111 •• bd·UIIfll• Jury Lists 'lbo l~t~ U\Vrlgli was . HLullng. Ula~- llailu. Tile ealdl came w • I h 1l'rlpt· .... lllblq Ia Cam.... ~. _, tlte moatb al 1111 01111 River. 'l'llt ftok ....... •btJIOIIlldouolmee~o laleJiclh. Tilt· IIIII.... may ooUe· of r..,. ord ...... loat, aceordlq .. Wrlpl, "11 ·11· 1111 · blqeol - I • - uqbt II·my· Ufe.'' David Kocurek, wbo bas escaped from area meatal •••pltals at least three Umeo Athens State Hospital Satur· i ia recent weeki, reottedly beeamt a walk-away from the Atbeno State Hospital Satur· day afternoon. Kocurek, a Racine RD relfdent, was reported weariag only oborts. Over 12,000 �.' • .- J, < • ,., ., . I ·, . :' I v • ". • ' ,':1 ' ., 1 '• 1981 ' I i ll'd v. ' ~·' ~ '' .1; ' \• l ~ I t VOL. 1 NO. 27 SUNDAY, AUGUST 7, 1966 SECOND SEctiON Page 13.: " Steak House Bid • ConhA GREAT FRI~NDI OPEN fRIDAY NI(;HTS '' : '6;bp to 8:00 .· .J iJARM&s BANK . ;mfSAYINGS CO. MlmiMr Podtrll IIM"o•IYMoJMorP.D.I.C. POMIROY, 0, GRAND CHAMPION STEER- Herb BUsh, of the Bob EvaDJ Steak House, poses with the grand champion steer, It's owner, Ed Butler, and the ·1968 Junior fair queen, Debbie Leedy,.shortly after buying Butler'& priz11 animal for '1.13 a pound during -Frlllay'a 15th annual· steer sale. • tes• Water , ,Rajl[g~t\, Shortages Cited · In ·Lack' of·Sites '· GETS PLAQUE - Hol2er Hospital .lol)n R. Rafferty, left. is presented a plaque by William Greber, Social Secunty Field RepreHentative of Portsmouth. The plaque recognizes Holzer Hospital's certification as a participatin~ hospital for health in· surance under Social Secunty. Mr. Rafferty staled the hospital has experienced no increase in age 65, or over, patients as a result of Medicare, and through the efforts of the hospitals special medicare unit proceEJSiog medicare applications has posed no prob· lems. PassengerHur,t In Actidentat Curve in Road ·.· Howord Thlvoner lAMA ..• V.fS. Man 11Dd can't 1ay no to my iea:Jonable deal! We art DOW &iviDI our year-end fiNAL PRICES on oll 1968 OldsmobUes, Cbevrolell, NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SAW REUNIOf\t PlANNED SERVIa e COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS e The Parker: fBIII!lt reunion Phono 59.3·7781 "ill be hold Sunday, Alii- 14, at .• llii Tuppera PlaiDs ScboGI, J!a. Slmpeon ...,. Polmer Sit.. Atheno, 0. Itt dinner 11' 12:30' p.m. iiliST). 1' - - - - - - - - - - " " " ' " " " ' - - - - - - '· ., '· '• fruclu, Used Caro and l'rucb. Come OD in Wbett t00a7'1 4otlon II. 75 TO CHOOII fROM YOUR ... CHEV80lfl'· OLDSMOBILE DEALER 210.236 Second Ave. Galllpollo, Ohio ~ Ph. 446 3672 • Lariy's WAYSIDE FUR~fJU8E Third·&Olive Sts. In (hllipob,•, 0. James Wlilbl, Rt. 1 Cllleoh· Ire, caapi a· bll 01111t11 1181- *' l Commissioners udoy m~ bill be .•early Will Draw ' · :lito ...... 11!111 •• bd·UIIfll• Jury Lists 'lbo l~t~ U\Vrlgli was . HLullng. Ula~- llailu. Tile ealdl came w • I h 1l'rlpt· .... lllblq Ia Cam.... ~. _, tlte moatb al 1111 01111 River. 'l'llt ftok ....... •btJIOIIlldouolmee~o laleJiclh. Tilt· IIIII.... may ooUe· of r..,. ord ...... loat, aceordlq .. Wrlpl, "11 ·11· 1111 · blqeol - I • - uqbt II·my· Ufe.'' David Kocurek, wbo bas escaped from area meatal •••pltals at least three Umeo Athens State Hospital Satur· i ia recent weeki, reottedly beeamt a walk-away from the Atbeno State Hospital Satur· day afternoon. Kocurek, a Racine RD relfdent, was reported weariag only oborts. Over 12,000 �' ·' . . -- .. "' ,,' ~· "TI ' ; .. . ·' The·Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel. Sunday. August 7, 1966-:-lS ·-.. . '. Sunday, August 'I, 1!)6t; ~ADE ARREST Gerald McDaniel, Pomeroy, was arrested by Pomeroy Po· lice on an \nt.oxication cnars• Saturday afternoon. ' 'I'.,' of Can- Caacer C~ariM Stover lAMA . . . V.E.s~ ••l' na areto . . Man and can't any reasonable deal! ~ w~ REHEARSING - Allee Smith, left, diseus"" the hillbilly co!IH!dy,. "A-FeudiJI'i''l Over Yonder," with cast members Cash Bahr and Mrs. £Iizabeth Blaettnar. Mr~r-""' Smith will direct the presentation and play the leading role .jo the play bein~ sponsored as the newest project of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority •Of the .Ohio .l!ltal•·: Phi Chapter in Meigs county. Betty Rawlings is committee .chairman. Committmembers are Judy Crooks, Rita Ball, April Smith, Ulis Clelland, BiUy .JG Spea"*"'u Carolvn Grueser, Doris Ewing and Arlene McDaniel The play will . be stqM a1 this fall. ,. , .. now Jivinl our year-end fiNAL PRYCII on oil 1966 OldnabU!a, ChevroletJ. rrueka. Used Cara and J'ruekl. Come on in where t.odaY'I action is. 75 TO CHOOSI fROM Your ... r;·, CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER " 210.236 Second Ave. Galllpollo, Ohio Ph. -M6-3672 ' ~ Mr. and . :','1,. : But in the • • • Sunday Times-Sennnel Delivered To 10,209 ' Five Injured in Collis~~n Friday n~ar Gallipolis I t I I. Subscribers ~~'-"' li ..:,,!' l' l rl• \ . ~J<!'•1 PI I ~. '1 d:;. A Jll'lnding, head-on collision Friday night on Rt. ~5 IIJured five persons, liendlng two of them to the. hosptt· !IV The aetldent occm'red at 10:35 p.m. a half-mile west elf ·Gilllpolts. . . ~-•!,.' t ·t ·;( II •H . r.ll.'bo StatAl 1118hway Palmi Mn. Margarot· Johnlon, 61, • llld a car driven eaat by For· pusei!Jar in the car driven by Joltnloll, 67, of 1011 Thial Iter h01balld, wa~ admitted to ;. t. ' .• ·;Ju: trL oi:l ~:. :i. :: l ~: I I;· Mr~ ·Adverti:ser: Aftl., IIIII a otalioll ,..,.... drlv· Holter Hliolllltal wilh 1 froclute • _ , by Robert A. Erwin, 8lld dislocation of the same hlp 411· Bidwell collided Jlead.on. 111111 lacaroUono ol the '"""· She yehicie. were · heavily II reportod In good cond!Uou. This informatio11 is imp,ortont fo. your business M • • yf pd. Erwin was admitted to the hnopital wllh a fractured rlgbt leg llitd a cut on· the head. He I• IIlio reportod Ia good condi· ti.on. ~. 1 NOMINEE - hlllleoo 0. «lN'l''NUIID From Page 13 ·1 Treated at the bospital and Melllllll'l. Mmii!Jtralllr of Clly Ice and Fuel, .:!!1: Ruth released were Mr. Johlll!On, who Pleaaant Valley Hoapllal al Tlcblrdl. CadmUI All Stan, suflerl!d a laceration on the left Pl. Pltd8111, wlll be admitted CeDinl Supply .•: lloD TIW'; elbow and hlo two lll'anddauib· ta aomtneesblp olalla Ill lho ""'· llcldltoy I\IJIIetl, · E~ tors, Joyce Shay, 10, and Jan- Amerl<U 'Collet of llolpltal · P'actlltg .15: Howard SbQ.,.., de Meadows, !.1, both of Galli· Mm!olllratan • Imido!'; A•l ~ FF A, B • r r 1• polls. The girls had minor sent· Zlla Cblclp. ~. .3411; DaYid Noller, m... ~ FFA, CommerCial The accident Ia still . - tn- ,_ _ _ _ __ ,.._ _ 8&~ .15: Keith carter, Gal· veaUgotion. I" lla l.ndm, Wilealan AtencY, - --WEEK'S WEATHER ,R; Da.W CUlwell, Ky&er TO BE HONOIUID ciia FFA, City Ice l!ld Fuel, Mn. Ll2zle McCumber, .~; Sharon Chaney, Center- ter, will be honored on ber IMth Temperalun!, preclpii&U.., Ylllif Chit Chall, Carter and Ev· birthday which 11 Aq. lith, by weather COidltlou for ..ob U..0, JC; Stne Neada, Lillie a card abower. Mrs. McCu-r bour period as r......tad 1<1 Pete liner V'aiJey Boye, C. Mao 11 bt &ood health and bas the McCormick at Fairfield weatblllliil'-, .33; John Shaver, aaaillance ol a walter. er alation. K1ier Creek FFA, Meip EquipDay RIP J:.ow Weallter Prte. ment Co., .33: Suaan Wlntors, pllal, .Sill; Bill McCormlet, Sun. .. ..... II 55 Fair Mimi HarYutera, Sltate Kycer Cnek FFA, Evans Pact- Mon. ... _. liS ii6 Fair llhoppe, .32~; Carolya Ball, 1q, .30~; Llaa SaundeYio, Tw~ TueJ. _.... 82 It Rai1L .23 &IIIIo CloYereltn, WJEH, .3111. ligbtors, WHIII Tin Co., .40\1: Wed. ... _ . 71 it Fair . Taddy Ball, Southwestmr P'· Dovii Jenkins, Coro Compers, Thur. _.... 113 ~ Fair PA, Ohio~ .32~; WIIOdf Evana Paetlog, .32\1; Gary Fr1 .. .. .. . 17 110 Fair 'C811et. Gallia Luders, Jaolt· Carter, Suolltwestml FP'A, Wal· Sal ........ 7t 10 Fair .., Prodlll!llon, .32; Pamela do Did< BroWD, .32; Dave !lor· Twlllpten, Central aan, Suolltw altnl FFA, Jolq)- - Report up to prtll lima - -·:fl; llront Sa • rt. 'ft!lv. 1011'1 Martel, JS; Lou ADD Averop bl&h temperalun! f!r - .Plot--,. Eraaa Paddt!t, SaYre; Kanallfll Cl!lt-Otal, CD the week lltll Jear a.a, laal , Pttd a-u, Galllpolla ,., EYana, .i: Roy Jlld<le, a.,.. year II. '"'' .Mortln Fctnl 8ela, Jm; nan Trace FFA, EYana Paolt· Avera1a low temperature lllr · ~ ....... llu$eJe C!ml1- iDJ, .32; Tom Woodw:ard. Trl- the week lids year 58.2, Jalllyear , • • • -GtJ Auto Partl, .32; Steve u&le, Johnaon'o Martel, se.s. ,,, " , ~ht.. AD Stan, EviDI Debbie Sawjdm, Tltivener Pt· . · ·. . , Jl; Sa-all Willtl!n, iltleers, Gallipollo Motor Co., Total preclpllallon lllr the . . . . !Wvdlan, Jim Merry, .33\!t; Freddie Dee!, Raccoon week thll year .23, last year .2&, :Jfi. . JimmJ W$er, SclulJnreA. Valloy, VIc Nilajr alii Co., Total precipltati011 to data lllr WA, 8ll!llh ~ Jl; Bill S!Mven CrOUie, TriancJe, -!olu!- the year U.M inches, I~ year ll!lli'd!YI. GaU!pllio FFA, B 101' 1 Market, .32\!t; Johnny J!r- 25.4t btohea. Mlllinl, .33; !lad< Layne. ptoo, Springfield • Morgan, Normal aver&Je preclpti&Uou •Cl'lllk FFA, JiGIM' Jloa. Com.,..<ial • Savlllp, A 31.40 1Dcbes. SfEAK Des-1--------- ¥-.... .1Jt• ·s:t: . .tii, . :!!!: I" Jl" ' ' I' ' j ' In Galli,a ~ncl M~~g' Co~ntl " ..i6 :~.~~:-:·· ' '" ... , ' , Sund.y Timt~-Stntlnel. I Athena ~und•y • , • .. 1 1'i1,1 : Yo ;y_~;:" ;·~ ··· .. '. '· 3,432 gest possible audience .1. ~ \ ' ' , .. '. Sundar. ~iUtes,·S!H}tinel .;·,' '' .......... -··-····· lng Cenler has been a~d . 't 1), •. ' ·' . ·~~~= ~ bUII\teso n•••• 'I and underemployed. The Train! NG Cnter has been operaUIIJ since Januaey 6, 1964, wider the ~lrectlon of Mr. Clarence N. Gingericb wllh an enroUmenl . · .. ot 100 plus. There '.are 15 ·.to 20 students ,In each class. A 9:30 a. m.. EST assembly Is requested ol club mem. bers, parents, and touring the lldlool upon your advertisinsrmes.C.e. ..· ~ m · t!'l ughl HI tht>:~Trrtln· ' The Jackson Center was the first in the naUon to ofler basic challenges to the unemployed in y~,;Jt ~oppinJ ar.O · read and act ' \ • quirements • • • important because ppu ~re interesteCJ ..having the lar· . • 1:: for current employment 656 in 15 agribusiness arid llltluald,a!J set> men and women · Columbu~ Sundly Dlipltc~ --...,..;.·"""p~·,..·.,.._,....;;,_ _..._ _..._ ; 2,,375 Huntington Her1ld AdRriiMI' 1 r areer ooportumlies in . · · .'1.,477 . Area 4-H clubs wtll tour Southern Ohio's Manpower Technical Training Center at Jarh .1n, Wednesday, August 17 . . Touring will be members Athens. Gallia, · son, Meigs and VInton Ulll'"Y·n ~o- · • J~· ' ' 11 ;,. ' Melllilg•r Area 4-H Clubs Pion Touro' Training Center ..... Comparison of Sunday :News-paper Circ.u,ation . . . ' i1'r.' Mr~. David W. Warner I ·:. ~ !,1., ·,. - ~ ;; " \ !'f ... l Two Dramas Schedul~d.'.:.: : ln Area August 1'6 17 th';:~::.S. . t. ·.' ~ :. ~~· 1 �' ·' . . -- .. "' ,,' ~· "TI ' ; .. . ·' The·Sunday Tlmes-Sentlnel. Sunday. August 7, 1966-:-lS ·-.. . '. Sunday, August 'I, 1!)6t; ~ADE ARREST Gerald McDaniel, Pomeroy, was arrested by Pomeroy Po· lice on an \nt.oxication cnars• Saturday afternoon. ' 'I'.,' of Can- Caacer C~ariM Stover lAMA . . . V.E.s~ ••l' na areto . . Man and can't any reasonable deal! ~ w~ REHEARSING - Allee Smith, left, diseus"" the hillbilly co!IH!dy,. "A-FeudiJI'i''l Over Yonder," with cast members Cash Bahr and Mrs. £Iizabeth Blaettnar. Mr~r-""' Smith will direct the presentation and play the leading role .jo the play bein~ sponsored as the newest project of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority •Of the .Ohio .l!ltal•·: Phi Chapter in Meigs county. Betty Rawlings is committee .chairman. Committmembers are Judy Crooks, Rita Ball, April Smith, Ulis Clelland, BiUy .JG Spea"*"'u Carolvn Grueser, Doris Ewing and Arlene McDaniel The play will . be stqM a1 this fall. ,. , .. now Jivinl our year-end fiNAL PRYCII on oil 1966 OldnabU!a, ChevroletJ. rrueka. Used Cara and J'ruekl. Come on in where t.odaY'I action is. 75 TO CHOOSI fROM Your ... r;·, CHEVROLET· OLDSMOBILE DEALER " 210.236 Second Ave. Galllpollo, Ohio Ph. -M6-3672 ' ~ Mr. and . :','1,. : But in the • • • Sunday Times-Sennnel Delivered To 10,209 ' Five Injured in Collis~~n Friday n~ar Gallipolis I t I I. Subscribers ~~'-"' li ..:,,!' l' l rl• \ . ~J<!'•1 PI I ~. '1 d:;. A Jll'lnding, head-on collision Friday night on Rt. ~5 IIJured five persons, liendlng two of them to the. hosptt· !IV The aetldent occm'red at 10:35 p.m. a half-mile west elf ·Gilllpolts. . . ~-•!,.' t ·t ·;( II •H . r.ll.'bo StatAl 1118hway Palmi Mn. Margarot· Johnlon, 61, • llld a car driven eaat by For· pusei!Jar in the car driven by Joltnloll, 67, of 1011 Thial Iter h01balld, wa~ admitted to ;. t. ' .• ·;Ju: trL oi:l ~:. :i. :: l ~: I I;· Mr~ ·Adverti:ser: Aftl., IIIII a otalioll ,..,.... drlv· Holter Hliolllltal wilh 1 froclute • _ , by Robert A. Erwin, 8lld dislocation of the same hlp 411· Bidwell collided Jlead.on. 111111 lacaroUono ol the '"""· She yehicie. were · heavily II reportod In good cond!Uou. This informatio11 is imp,ortont fo. your business M • • yf pd. Erwin was admitted to the hnopital wllh a fractured rlgbt leg llitd a cut on· the head. He I• IIlio reportod Ia good condi· ti.on. ~. 1 NOMINEE - hlllleoo 0. «lN'l''NUIID From Page 13 ·1 Treated at the bospital and Melllllll'l. Mmii!Jtralllr of Clly Ice and Fuel, .:!!1: Ruth released were Mr. Johlll!On, who Pleaaant Valley Hoapllal al Tlcblrdl. CadmUI All Stan, suflerl!d a laceration on the left Pl. Pltd8111, wlll be admitted CeDinl Supply .•: lloD TIW'; elbow and hlo two lll'anddauib· ta aomtneesblp olalla Ill lho ""'· llcldltoy I\IJIIetl, · E~ tors, Joyce Shay, 10, and Jan- Amerl<U 'Collet of llolpltal · P'actlltg .15: Howard SbQ.,.., de Meadows, !.1, both of Galli· Mm!olllratan • Imido!'; A•l ~ FF A, B • r r 1• polls. The girls had minor sent· Zlla Cblclp. ~. .3411; DaYid Noller, m... ~ FFA, CommerCial The accident Ia still . - tn- ,_ _ _ _ __ ,.._ _ 8&~ .15: Keith carter, Gal· veaUgotion. I" lla l.ndm, Wilealan AtencY, - --WEEK'S WEATHER ,R; Da.W CUlwell, Ky&er TO BE HONOIUID ciia FFA, City Ice l!ld Fuel, Mn. Ll2zle McCumber, .~; Sharon Chaney, Center- ter, will be honored on ber IMth Temperalun!, preclpii&U.., Ylllif Chit Chall, Carter and Ev· birthday which 11 Aq. lith, by weather COidltlou for ..ob U..0, JC; Stne Neada, Lillie a card abower. Mrs. McCu-r bour period as r......tad 1<1 Pete liner V'aiJey Boye, C. Mao 11 bt &ood health and bas the McCormick at Fairfield weatblllliil'-, .33; John Shaver, aaaillance ol a walter. er alation. K1ier Creek FFA, Meip EquipDay RIP J:.ow Weallter Prte. ment Co., .33: Suaan Wlntors, pllal, .Sill; Bill McCormlet, Sun. .. ..... II 55 Fair Mimi HarYutera, Sltate Kycer Cnek FFA, Evans Pact- Mon. ... _. liS ii6 Fair llhoppe, .32~; Carolya Ball, 1q, .30~; Llaa SaundeYio, Tw~ TueJ. _.... 82 It Rai1L .23 &IIIIo CloYereltn, WJEH, .3111. ligbtors, WHIII Tin Co., .40\1: Wed. ... _ . 71 it Fair . Taddy Ball, Southwestmr P'· Dovii Jenkins, Coro Compers, Thur. _.... 113 ~ Fair PA, Ohio~ .32~; WIIOdf Evana Paetlog, .32\1; Gary Fr1 .. .. .. . 17 110 Fair 'C811et. Gallia Luders, Jaolt· Carter, Suolltwestml FP'A, Wal· Sal ........ 7t 10 Fair .., Prodlll!llon, .32; Pamela do Did< BroWD, .32; Dave !lor· Twlllpten, Central aan, Suolltw altnl FFA, Jolq)- - Report up to prtll lima - -·:fl; llront Sa • rt. 'ft!lv. 1011'1 Martel, JS; Lou ADD Averop bl&h temperalun! f!r - .Plot--,. Eraaa Paddt!t, SaYre; Kanallfll Cl!lt-Otal, CD the week lltll Jear a.a, laal , Pttd a-u, Galllpolla ,., EYana, .i: Roy Jlld<le, a.,.. year II. '"'' .Mortln Fctnl 8ela, Jm; nan Trace FFA, EYana Paolt· Avera1a low temperature lllr · ~ ....... llu$eJe C!ml1- iDJ, .32; Tom Woodw:ard. Trl- the week lids year 58.2, Jalllyear , • • • -GtJ Auto Partl, .32; Steve u&le, Johnaon'o Martel, se.s. ,,, " , ~ht.. AD Stan, EviDI Debbie Sawjdm, Tltivener Pt· . · ·. . , Jl; Sa-all Willtl!n, iltleers, Gallipollo Motor Co., Total preclpllallon lllr the . . . . !Wvdlan, Jim Merry, .33\!t; Freddie Dee!, Raccoon week thll year .23, last year .2&, :Jfi. . JimmJ W$er, SclulJnreA. Valloy, VIc Nilajr alii Co., Total precipltati011 to data lllr WA, 8ll!llh ~ Jl; Bill S!Mven CrOUie, TriancJe, -!olu!- the year U.M inches, I~ year ll!lli'd!YI. GaU!pllio FFA, B 101' 1 Market, .32\!t; Johnny J!r- 25.4t btohea. Mlllinl, .33; !lad< Layne. ptoo, Springfield • Morgan, Normal aver&Je preclpti&Uou •Cl'lllk FFA, JiGIM' Jloa. Com.,..<ial • Savlllp, A 31.40 1Dcbes. SfEAK Des-1--------- ¥-.... .1Jt• ·s:t: . .tii, . :!!!: I" Jl" ' ' I' ' j ' In Galli,a ~ncl M~~g' Co~ntl " ..i6 :~.~~:-:·· ' '" ... , ' , Sund.y Timt~-Stntlnel. I Athena ~und•y • , • .. 1 1'i1,1 : Yo ;y_~;:" ;·~ ··· .. '. '· 3,432 gest possible audience .1. ~ \ ' ' , .. '. Sundar. ~iUtes,·S!H}tinel .;·,' '' .......... -··-····· lng Cenler has been a~d . 't 1), •. ' ·' . ·~~~= ~ bUII\teso n•••• 'I and underemployed. The Train! NG Cnter has been operaUIIJ since Januaey 6, 1964, wider the ~lrectlon of Mr. Clarence N. Gingericb wllh an enroUmenl . · .. ot 100 plus. There '.are 15 ·.to 20 students ,In each class. A 9:30 a. m.. EST assembly Is requested ol club mem. bers, parents, and touring the lldlool upon your advertisinsrmes.C.e. ..· ~ m · t!'l ughl HI tht>:~Trrtln· ' The Jackson Center was the first in the naUon to ofler basic challenges to the unemployed in y~,;Jt ~oppinJ ar.O · read and act ' \ • quirements • • • important because ppu ~re interesteCJ ..having the lar· . • 1:: for current employment 656 in 15 agribusiness arid llltluald,a!J set> men and women · Columbu~ Sundly Dlipltc~ --...,..;.·"""p~·,..·.,.._,....;;,_ _..._ _..._ ; 2,,375 Huntington Her1ld AdRriiMI' 1 r areer ooportumlies in . · · .'1.,477 . Area 4-H clubs wtll tour Southern Ohio's Manpower Technical Training Center at Jarh .1n, Wednesday, August 17 . . Touring will be members Athens. Gallia, · son, Meigs and VInton Ulll'"Y·n ~o- · • J~· ' ' 11 ;,. ' Melllilg•r Area 4-H Clubs Pion Touro' Training Center ..... Comparison of Sunday :News-paper Circ.u,ation . . . ' i1'r.' Mr~. David W. Warner I ·:. ~ !,1., ·,. - ~ ;; " \ !'f ... l Two Dramas Schedul~d.'.:.: : ln Area August 1'6 17 th';:~::.S. . t. ·.' ~ :. ~~· 1 �'i. · •' ' · ,.' ' . . ..... .. ··r. :; ·rnt. ~er lh!J~ g: ~lover "I a .N~w So-·"" ...!. ~ ~d1 yo~ \I ~ I I •tat:! ~Y. liiOI'I1illl·ln,l.hur- l I 1 ~~ c1u Wr~ght ,. Contnbutes 1o Bethel, WSCS Hears , sd Readmgs at Meetmg on Thur ay Fund ~ 1 We~ ~ Hlra~ ~orth: ' \ !' tn j f~ . ~:;':htn:dem~tra:!~/,A!...,..M.Qo-. ;.\._,~ Mrs. Gerald L. and A COIIIrlbution wao made to A round robin gel weU card menls were served by the ho.. Service wu featured by a "TIJ Sweet to Trull .. 'l<hli'-'lh. son, Joel, of Saodusky, and the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Wll5 sent to Mr!. Vernon How- tesses after whiCh a hymn sing large number of readings. I~esn;;, Setlp~~ ':: might just relieve then! of the · daughter and sltll-in-law, Mr. Church toward its new air con- ell. The September meetmg w1ll wtth Mrs. Wellman as accom- ' Readings presented were Y ancea ' , ener used in sueh manner 1 1 1 and Mrs Richard Ketterman of ditioner by the Laurel Cliff be held at the home of Mrs. panisf on tile electric organ "Show Me," by Gladys ChW'Ch; grouRoprepellalltecl the U gyth ,1 be ..... In VI· 11 .' . . 1 :-'"11" • ot ' B tte H lth 1 b 1'b sd · · d "Be c f 1 What You Say , cr ea WRI arw.~w by ey can UKU e .. ra camen~ rememD•••New York City were recent vis-- e r ea cu ur ay Allen Eichmger w1th Mrs was en)oye . are U • · 1N th eed oocl b rd 11Cactly ttlllook. tfle tmlle, aootha posL itors of Mrs. Wright's parents, evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Eichinger and Mrs. Max Attending were the above by Ruby Saunders; "John members ;nd J,m, the ey a "'"' ••• '"• tha ChilO ••••,.., 1 Mr. and Mrs Oral v Waugh, Ira Wellman in Kanauga with Eichinger as co-hostesses. named and Mrs. Lawrence Eb- ley's Motto," by Rev. Jack to' lf th to e Cllllodaylorvourappolntment. 80 of Lower Rtver Road, Galhpol· Mrs E. J. Tracy as co-hos- ') Contests were conducted by llin, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Stutler; "While You Are A· pith ' e u"' d is. Mrs Ketterman " on vaca· tess. Mrs. Tracy during the soctal Lou Diehl, Mrs. Clarence CUr- way," by "My I w y ,.!y to ,.:: I and; lion from her duties as a hm;- Mrs. Cbfford Jacobs, pres1- ]hour, With prtzes awarded to, tis, Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs. Moment Wt~.Life, by.;;wen- menls of tee cream, cake, eof. ' than to take the umqeherl" tess at thE" Kennedy Internation- dent, conducted the meeting' Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Robert Gene Thompson, Mrs. Herman 1 dolyn ~ms, '1'be . ~rtng fee, teed tea, nuta and mtats firllt - they make just M ,.od PROFESSIONAL al airport, due to the airllne which opeoed with group sing· IBowen, Mrs. Powell an.d Mrs. IWarner aod a guest, Mrs. Ger· ~';!;ds: ~ E:,tc~D~Is, :;'~ during a social hour. AI thai booby-traps as nice boys>tiiiJio strike. mg. Devotion• were , taken Charles R. Karr .8'::._Refresh- ' aid Kelly of Florida. ;,at':.~• ~rsAlma U:,.is a~d time the eroup : illlll Happy ed only siJ weeki,. · <, · PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. Phono 675-2410 from Psalm 61 and were led "LIIUe Things," by .lnna North. i Birthday to WWtam Dav!J. The ! Anyhow I think maybe < a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E: _Day by Mrs. James Gilmore. I Bible questions were given by ! nezt meeting will be Sept, I whole platoon of beatniks might PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. of Pottstown, Pa., are Vtstting "Satan, who Carries on H~ • William Oa•ls i with Marianna Jeflero and Ru· jtlll scare the Nortb VletnamMr. and Mrs. ,Leslie. Ntday of Business," was a reading giv· U 0 The group .;el Thursday aft· Saunden u hOstesses. 1.,. to death. Garfield 'I hey will ,go en by Wellman.. The Rutland Volunteer Fire- ·Grant, Mr. aJ¥1 Mrs. Raymond ernoon at the horne of Mrs. here to VlSlt Mrs. Days child- A donatiOn was receJVed from men held a cookout supper S!Jil- Wilcox and children, Mr. and - -~ · - ren in Ashland, Ky. .Mrs. William Gilkey for 119e of day evening to honor those who Mrs. Tom Martin, .Abby, Tam· Ihospital equipment. It was an- had helped at the annual tur- my and Tim, Mrs. Carl Taylor, S and Mr Chari L Wh'tt ' nou.!Jced that the cookbooks are key diMer and the "Fourth of Sandy, Larry and Gary Mr. [ 5 bildre estu · ed ~ at the printers aod will be dis- July Ox Roast. · and Mrs. Howard Blrcluield, . S 0 tributed at the next meeting 0 "ve re m an c K' be I J' 80d Rob Mr their Kentucky borne. His fam· Plans were dlscus!ed for ~ Firemen manned the grills lmd r y, lm • • ·1 had •·- b eks f h b and h d an Mrs. Roy Snowden and Mr. 1y ~ ere seven we , rummage . sale (0 be held Sep· ·o am urgers ot ogs. d H due to Mro. Whitt having rna~ tember ?-9 the place- to •be There was also plenty of pola· ;n , Mrs. omer Parker and The Chester High School Class or surgery 8t Pleasant Valley announced. ' ~ to salad, baked beans and pop. i uzJ. 1931 met at the home of Mr. Hospit&l in <Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Paul Eichinner thanked ;The cookout was held in the , Mr!. Buel Ridenour (Paul.. the club for flowers ,.nt her ! Rutland Village Park where Poverty Wor;. ine Wickham), ChO!ter, for their .. liii daughter, Paula June, while the men played horseshoes and • • reunlon . A basket din· Recent VtSttors at the me sb~ was !los it&llzed and M ,the children enjoyed swingln8 Outlrned m Book ner was enjoyed at noon. of Mr. and Mr!. Holb! Whitt P • rs. :and sliding. PrO!ent besldO! the host aod of Neighborhood lld. were Mr. ~r~~t P;well the ' A special treat for the The Poverty War In America boste88 were Mr. and Mrl Edand Mr~ Lester Roush, Mr. cfuth ofr mn,erf•Geoerv thpe "day iyoungsters was riding in a is described by a high govei'Jio Buck (Edna Warner) . Bel. • M o e unera o rge owen ment offic1'al .,·n on f the 10 ' and Mrs. J ames Ro u.su, r· · pony cart, compliments 9J. Mr· e o pre: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Ch.. and Mrs. Tom Martin. · new books released by the Ga~ Parker {Irene SwnmerUeld), shtre, Mr. and Mrs.. Alva Attending were Mr. Paul !Ia County District library· thi! Syracu•e; Mr. and Mrs .. NorRoush, Debbie and g1rl frtend Patterson, Jeffrey, Raymond, 1 week. Ftctlon" book.q are "A man Rose (Martha Frecke~rl.~ of Mogadore, Mrs. Merrlll rf and Roxanne, Mr. and Mrs. Generous .ld"?, by Reynold• Minersville Route; Mr. l!ld Brucker and children, Jimmy I epo Bruce May, Debbie and Mike, Prtee, a~d . ..~~ Gentleman Fred Smith, Pomeroy lloltte;IJ and Btlly ol Athens, Mrs. "' Mr. Jim Denison, Mr. Lewis From California, by Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fell .(JMt, Thomas Shaffer of Eau Gallle, M p 111 G • ty Damewood) C . Kenndy and Jon Mrs George Busch. 1 Fla., Mn. Goldta,. Cremeens ed ' " wt·th a ruheser eotertalhn·White, M'rs Gr~ llu.gan Mr H · Clilford and' • . ,J a 1unc eon a t e ·. • · Non · fiction works ·• . and~randdaughte. ofallGa~tpol· Chancellor Hotel In Parkers- and.::-s. W1llle Dr-er, Opal, "The Africao Nettle," by Mr. and ey cadmMreespJooh L.Y Whl'"tte burg, W. Va .. Eriday for rela- tyd J Billy, Mrr• John . Meyer; "Toys For Your (E!ther Christ);), •lrman an s. 0 n lives including Mrs. Gardner 80 elf, Mr. and Mrs. B I I light," 'by Winsome . Douglas; Mr. and Mrs. of Burlmgton, VI. Reynolds of Leba Obi , Willford, Mr. Gt:ne Swan, on Poverty," Hubert bur Parker iNellle Michael) 0 non, Mrs. Mabel Wolf, Pomeroy, and' ; Gene' . · r·m k• and J'lm, Mrs. Eth - Humphrey; "Off My Cheot" a,nd Eddle, Cbester Houle; Luther Meador and daughter, 1 Mrs. Howard Snyder of Park· iel Nelson and. Helen Mae, Mr. Jimmy Brown; "The Story gil McElroy, Miner&ville Rot1te; Anita left for their home in ersburg. Mrs. Fehx Alkire and ltalians In America " by Mary Buck, Pomeroy Route; Hinto~. W. Va., Saturday after Mrs. Claude Durgee (DoraMr. and Mr!. Bryan ael A. Mu!manno; ;'Japao," Betzlng, Chester. A spending Thursday and Friday thy Sauer) of Pittsburgh, Pa. ::,d children, Mr. and Ruth Kirk; "The Meaning apedal IUOOI was Lan'y liUJ with Clara Richmond, 1062 Sec· and son, Jeff, spent Tuesday Mr and ce Dav!J and , Dave, First World War," by who ts leaving for lbe Army ond Ave., Gallipolis. with her aunt, Miss Margaret · Mrs. Don ~nand August 9. ' ' Sauer. Her daughter, Ann Dur.l · Mr!. Robert Tbe reunlon will be beld gee, was an overnight guest In · Bob . LY"f!· Ulni. Toe' Albrecht-Carrie, and on the !all Sunday In July. Athens and visited Ohio Ulli· ·, • and ~· Peace, 1951Hll," by Dwlgbt location will be . Regular versity. Mr. and Mr!. · a later date, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein via, ~~~here '111in-your chance to ited recenUy in Chesapeake . w•th her mother, Mrs. Q. L. .take advantq~ of the bll uv· The Rutland Church of Chrtst Hamiltoo aod her aunt Mrs ln11 on beautiful Phoenix recent Family Night program W. T. Moore. ' · slllcklnfi!S, The more you buy was opened by proyer by Carl Mrs. Guy Reynold! and her · the more you save. Get plenty ~ y s e II, and congregational !JIIOther, Mrs. Minerva Childers 1 oongs have· returful from Akron 3 pr. $3.25 for y,9urself and for gift giving 1 ~~IY·I ~~ta. :~ ~.·~, '00 ti:., ~I ~ ~~ O::S w~e ~ r:d ~ ~ ~ :~drho~e'ft: • bo'~ Thep~~~~:'""~ oerved s:rr:b., qule~ ~· b~o~t o1.1~ ~~- 2 DAYS! MON. & TUES.- AUG. 8 & 9 I I SAFFORD'S ~v~. fr~m. M~. H . elpers Honored at Cookout Given 8 R t/ d V I F, D Y an Unteer tre epf. 1"-"""=""'""'"'"'"'"-""""'"'""''""'_._...................~ Chester Class Qf 793 7Ho/d ReUniOn ' f vent 'ia Bctptist Boys Spend Week at Scioto Camp culture and Co>tservattoo Of 'Tbtl Soll," Gallia Events 1 1 (' \ . ~ ~~ Sunday·•• b ' pleuur~ Ol -th. -•impl• •• • "lire ind IH'l!llstone" of the p~ are sUD artiiiOO b :Mr. llld lfn. Jge 'ftwnP""' . · . . I . .,' ;,~~~ ,', ,i_._, ; ;11101! ~y lbe ~~· 91Jlle!l we sort them out- the c:twrob, 'ol Rl.l, Cheahire wore ID CbJ. BY BEilL&II JOm:B erape leaves IJlr tllshet- mud then. . , everythln1 we wanlel!. . "''l:ereeb 7 a~ ! ~ ~··lic!l· fllb•:nelg~bo.l'l. and . ~~-)the. qu)et cotpllry l'•lk, 1111 eaco. m., recently ottending ~ SIIJI. pies and milk po<b lor food Do you '" long for the feel gettln8 along wtlllput · • 10rne 1day - ~ ~¥~" ,roii!}Dd ll)ell lai!e ~ • ~ . frtelidal)lps, fun with famtllei. funml servtees lor their son, is upon us . .This improvlst\11 08 needed; trying of the bot dusty road on bafe things; knowllla lbe "worl\1 UllffJ clouds, wacllili ' ID · '!'111' ·81111!\11' .dlilner. ol !lhtqten .l!ld We Only need to take it e88y, Jusepb ~·a mother-11>......, alWays h08 been tho d.. to calcll 'tutlerllleo ot everv feet?. the •ucculent t&!le of wouldn't .,.vein if we·ale 1 lap puddle! aller _1 storin, aild. 1 l'W,0 P~· FIJially. out to _the II,Jjd live a little. You ' know law, Mra: Jean Matesowico, light of poets; ,. It ts to "'· hue (IO'a. you could get a dress blackberrle! on the viDe, Icy . full of green appl"'' with sail · wolt:IIJnC lor the Ml!nbow (WoJio :.ilylbe";-..u:rer l'hat, the aoldenrod is beg!Jio when Mr!.1Tbompson wu call· iMmner adds up to maoy that eolor), hUDiing (Our _leal well water drunk from a tiD IIIOWAI of supper. ldtrlq ·w bln OD Nrlh ·\bt .poi1·· ,:. • Y._IIr~Y •,. .aln8 io dot the roadside l!ld ed home by the death of her thing&, but childhood memorU found barely one m a cup (no Ice cubes needed). • : bef!il1 turn.ln& hi. ; -• ; ' yoii know wbal that mean.. 1 meUm think that 1 big of 11014 ...uJ li'U). uncle, Forrest •Fife, of Calllllr les neaUy calelogue the seasons llfeltme), pleklng d8laies <h &wnmer, also is a time forb' so 0 f leo and tho ! pleuurj!lwbeo IIJQI• f t , l'W! to ··or ll'a later tbaD thlnii bus. becense of certaln 8890Ciattons loves me, be love! me not), feeilng 14e joy of bellig alive. mge .. - . app ' . . ., ·. iL ~I •I• .at ,,4!1.· 1nn,'!1 lllr!ltJgh ~~~;; · ;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; - spring meaot violets and all iootl for summer after· · Ll!e was DUidl for enjayment bad otomodl aclle followln8 ,mer U. l)lriWI!III· over r,-;·tlie · ~ ·~- tlje.iPI'UCber" . . · , . · Mr. Csrlos Swisher of the U. strawberries; Winter, snow, noon. but we've made tt sucb a tlak. would foreslell a lot of lee!»&• COWIIrylldll lle!Mtn'*: t hi, to 111 \llrOdlh., ,/!i!D'• s. Army ts vis!Ung hts mother, judge, popcom and arithmeUc; Summer Is UIIUJual thlDgs: )A child'• life must be regiment· ~raoko. alll 1111111o '"'be Old · Counley Ito, Ill I TV•_diiUier, JO !'O,jl'aD Mn. Alicll Swisher of LitUe Fall, app!O!, school and foot- l)earing not.... the whispering ed and organized to the hilt- It tooil two or three to 1 Cllureb," IIIII our IJOPh- Jburry olf lqlllll piliCe Kyger. ball. muslc of a cornfleld as you ran he must have well b.U.Ooed ,recover aod by that lime you I.UcatiO!I, 1.~ !bole IJ'IIJII!.. baell lor llllht 14ilevllkil,, and But 1ummer? There were 10 between the rows and the meals and knoll' absolutely that didn't want to do It anvwa.v.l parenll '!If ~ who IIJIIIII lbeJr 1~. WJll!!!• 111.10 t!;!at:t' call 1\fr. and Mrs. Frank Loucks many wonderful ways to enjoy 1 leav09 whipping your face as he Is loved (we never thought Iplus tho !act that you lllougbl such - rltllll& In and children of~ville were me. How many do you remem- the com lassies Oiled your much aboot It, we just suppos·l twice about . dotns something i their ln!ales or walkiDg to . ry. .' " '·.· · recelll''~ of er parents, ber? · lh81r. Such a gi)Q(I biding place ed we were loved. We enioy· youwouldbesuretogeiiii>ICk· ' "the Csuntry Church" where Life just shouldn't bi ;this .)fr' and Mr!: y While ol How about playln8 boose 1111' for game9! ·Of course, you'd set ed ench day, oometlme! with ed for. . they 1111R the 1101181 of aalva- , way. Wo 80 lhla lilY but 011<0, GaiUpolls. tier the big ajiple tree, ,.1118 In allergy now, but we didn't Itear!, learnlng we couldn't have I Summer li for wading in tloa and IJtiPe,lllltlly, and may· II() why 10 jet. ' - .. , I'm afrl1d 9U1' dlurchet with Numerofl~ their "comfortable pewa~t do ' not pierce the ven~ that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heye• aod dangbter of Columbus were re• IUITOIIndS us. J ..t 8 day of "nle monthly meeUng of Beth· I William Davia. ,;. . program bnneol toil, real and a IPlrltual ..guests of Mrs. Buell el Women's Society of Chrlltian opened with 1111 fi'O')p. atnglng ! ouia renewa uo and really, a I j j,t 18-'ftte SUnday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, August 7, 1968 1 i.•L/C' Seen and Heard Summer ,·s m,·me to Remember and to ·.·. ".· n· ;;;. I • .J. ~. ~ ~ ~-:-,;~~·~~to.-,;.,; aer- : I .; ." I Personal Notes From Pomeroy Workshop will BeHeld in H1,1ntihgton LADIES SUMMER FLATS ,, VALUES TO $5.99 NOW ONLY---- \ i •, ODDS and ENDS • TENNIS SHOES 1.00 5 1 1 VALUES TO $5.99 SIDEWALK DAYS _ __ I I I thank: . Dan Thomas&. Son Co. 1 Persona/ N.o. tes F M"dd/ rom ~· nServlng You Since 1936" lI , - • lldo;_,.._,olpd Hartrord, FOR I I ONLY ••• •1.3sNOW i. \I I I 1 Miss Thelma Micnaels and Iwhere they visited relatives ib. Mrs. Alberta Montgomery sang eluding Mrs. c. c. Chlklera "Keys tu the Kingdom." fol· who underwent surgery. lowed '.J~· Miss B1~1Je ,Tfon Cart- Reynolds also accompanied Mr. er anr:l Thelma Hysdl singing and Mrs. Clarence Archer "I Shad Not Be MovPd." Fol· and children to. Bridgenorlb, !owing ~ humorous ~!lr1 spirit- Canad'a, for a week at the Child. ua) rea-ilng by Mrs Jessie ers' cabin. Grueser, ~oy Snowcl"n sang Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush ''Till ~~\' Storm Passt:! By." and daughter, Mrs. Michael Mrs. 3:irhara Van ~.11-. er gav:.! Cline and son, Ricky, MeArth· an ins;:.;:-atwnal readin?,, and : ur, visited recently at Camden a quartt•t composed of Pauline Park in Huntington, W. Va. ·.Markitt", Ethel Nelson. Marj6-- They were joined there by tbeir rie Wyatt and Thelma Micll- . son and family, Mr. and Mrs. leis sang "Mansion Over the Russell Rousb and son, Erie, . Hilltop. •· Roy Snowdt• an~ of Oak Ifill for the outing, Thelma Hysell teamOO to vocal- Mrs. James Murray has re. Ju "Garden of Prayer." turntd from Ravenswood, w. Vlc Braley read sl:ripture and Va., where she spent a week cave the benediction. The group witb her daughter, Mr. and Mrs: .,.... "God Be With You." Bdreshments of aS>orted uild\viche!, jetlo 'atad, CUI" ~ ~· coffee, and iced tea .,ere served. Hostesses in Mrs. Ethel Snewden, •. ONLY 9 LADIES BLOUSE & JAMAICA SETS ONLY 29 $1:so ~wden. l ·. BIRTH ANNOUNCED 'l Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Vineyard Belpre are announcing the of a daughter Melissa July 2S. G;andparents and Mrs. Hobart VineReed!ville, and Mr. and Roy Collin• of Tanner, W. ~~. Mr. and Mrs. VIneyard aloo havt! another daughter Ti· · · Marie ' · · ANNOVNCE PICNIC ~\'Jltia White Rooe 1 ...... • ha """"" 18 •· at the I'Oitislde park "::::.~ Wednesday, Aug. ~ at 1:110 p.m. i All seamless ~les on sates inctudin~: Can~rece · & Agilim1 stretch We Art I' WERE TO $16.99 WBf-$7.99 to $10.99 $ . 3 00 • summer oresses . . were olds of Lebanon, Oblo, here for a visit wltb 1\elllllvtiS. Mrs. Harold Sauer and aaoO. !era, Mary Rolh and Jay, 17 V.DiiS of' .. Our ~ . SWIM TRUNKS $1.00 MONDAY & TUESDAY AUGUST 8th & 9th -----------LADIES SLEEPWEAR Reduced I ' $,.88 STRAW HATS 1.00 5 GROUP 2 MENS SPORT SHIRTS ' I ~ ' !. ! . .. $1199 ancl$12.99 . I .,~-· . - Ph.~6 w- SLACKS r ..~52 '~ llEDUCEo 5 5 Mens & BoyaV/.... & I. ·, ....,. . """"' . ""'""--r- . MENS SPORTSWEAR f Store . . ,...,..,~ ............... NOW $88 · · I • Be Sure And See Our Bargain . -412 Second Avl, ·, ..::..:~± t •A.OO ed Thursday evening wttb Mar1aret Sauer. Mr. Sa~ attending a Guldanee Cotmlelor seminar at Ohlo Unlverolty. ' I ONLY 7 oN\.y $1.00 CHILDRENS SUMMER . . ··25~5,.' SPORT SHIRTS Max Folmer 111111 lamily. Mrs. n.Dma.Ceok and grand· ,..., SltiVin, Mike 111111 David Clark, apeal Prltlar Ia Gallipol· e 5 PC. ~lfllli ":' 42~ Round Tallie With WOCMI Grail Top 4 swivel Chalra, omort White ond W.ck. Reg. Group 1. MeHJI Better IW,II MN. .. B. llooob and ltlrt. Cbaltol 'IVIIIIn>w. lira. I. B. llooob NlllrBod le ._ hollle, Lakeview, lbil IIIOI•II II« ·• WMi'l 1'1111 bar ll&tor-Jn.law, Mrl. Charles Wltbrow. She wao occt>DI]>I,.II led borne bJ Mr. and Mr!. VIclor Browa and Mr!. whe wl1l MID home lhis eV8IIIq. Hla Peggy Folmer of ¢otum· bus ll apeldlng lhe woekend with bor parents, Mr. and Mr•. T:!lfSbAf 5 DIN,mf__lABLES and CHAIRS. ,.at '-CLOSEOUT PRICES . '·" ;' IVO·II 111' ---- --- .- -- Tables In Front LADIES SUMMER DRESSES MONDAY~:Jin# - - -··- · Wednoadq Reg. 2. 99 & 3. 99 Mon. & Tues. _ __ LADIES &mER SWIM SUITS " Sidewalk D;ays " Citywide ONLY 17 Mrs. Ra~dolph Ward and fan> ily. Vt!lling Thursday with Mrs. Murray were Kathy Dow. Jean Butcher, Dale Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert and family, Belpre, visited on Thursday evening with her mo!her, Mrs. Lucille MayO!. Mrs. Bernard Schramm h08 l'~turned to her . ~me in ZanesVIlle after a VISit here witb her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family. She was accompanied to Zanesvllle by Mra. Lyono ~Harley Swisher. · and Mrs. Gardner $1.00 WERE $6.99 LADIES SUMMER BLOUSES and Roger Hardesty of Rav• Mrs. wood. Thelma Hy!OII and Mrs. !leva I I regular $1.50 NOW.$1.19 Ill;• regular $1.6,P NOW ~1.29 pr. LADIES SUMMER DRESSES 10$3.99 ). ! ONLY 9 Were$2.99 I I\ the~ special low prices. YOU SAVE80c - 111 ..... of Mr. Glbbo' "··- Barga-I n H U".JJ t IU;.,, ANNUAL SALE Special Music Is Feature of Family Night Gallipolis, Ohio H4 Second Ave. 1' anJIDuntt!dll 1.00 5 $1.00' ''SAVI -50%· . ,JO Buenaent Specials! GROUP CHILDRENS SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Your Choice soc �'i. · •' ' · ,.' ' . . ..... .. ··r. :; ·rnt. ~er lh!J~ g: ~lover "I a .N~w So-·"" ...!. ~ ~d1 yo~ \I ~ I I •tat:! ~Y. liiOI'I1illl·ln,l.hur- l I 1 ~~ c1u Wr~ght ,. Contnbutes 1o Bethel, WSCS Hears , sd Readmgs at Meetmg on Thur ay Fund ~ 1 We~ ~ Hlra~ ~orth: ' \ !' tn j f~ . ~:;':htn:dem~tra:!~/,A!...,..M.Qo-. ;.\._,~ Mrs. Gerald L. and A COIIIrlbution wao made to A round robin gel weU card menls were served by the ho.. Service wu featured by a "TIJ Sweet to Trull .. 'l<hli'-'lh. son, Joel, of Saodusky, and the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Wll5 sent to Mr!. Vernon How- tesses after whiCh a hymn sing large number of readings. I~esn;;, Setlp~~ ':: might just relieve then! of the · daughter and sltll-in-law, Mr. Church toward its new air con- ell. The September meetmg w1ll wtth Mrs. Wellman as accom- ' Readings presented were Y ancea ' , ener used in sueh manner 1 1 1 and Mrs Richard Ketterman of ditioner by the Laurel Cliff be held at the home of Mrs. panisf on tile electric organ "Show Me," by Gladys ChW'Ch; grouRoprepellalltecl the U gyth ,1 be ..... In VI· 11 .' . . 1 :-'"11" • ot ' B tte H lth 1 b 1'b sd · · d "Be c f 1 What You Say , cr ea WRI arw.~w by ey can UKU e .. ra camen~ rememD•••New York City were recent vis-- e r ea cu ur ay Allen Eichmger w1th Mrs was en)oye . are U • · 1N th eed oocl b rd 11Cactly ttlllook. tfle tmlle, aootha posL itors of Mrs. Wright's parents, evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Eichinger and Mrs. Max Attending were the above by Ruby Saunders; "John members ;nd J,m, the ey a "'"' ••• '"• tha ChilO ••••,.., 1 Mr. and Mrs Oral v Waugh, Ira Wellman in Kanauga with Eichinger as co-hostesses. named and Mrs. Lawrence Eb- ley's Motto," by Rev. Jack to' lf th to e Cllllodaylorvourappolntment. 80 of Lower Rtver Road, Galhpol· Mrs E. J. Tracy as co-hos- ') Contests were conducted by llin, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. Stutler; "While You Are A· pith ' e u"' d is. Mrs Ketterman " on vaca· tess. Mrs. Tracy during the soctal Lou Diehl, Mrs. Clarence CUr- way," by "My I w y ,.!y to ,.:: I and; lion from her duties as a hm;- Mrs. Cbfford Jacobs, pres1- ]hour, With prtzes awarded to, tis, Mrs. Pearl Parker, Mrs. Moment Wt~.Life, by.;;wen- menls of tee cream, cake, eof. ' than to take the umqeherl" tess at thE" Kennedy Internation- dent, conducted the meeting' Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Robert Gene Thompson, Mrs. Herman 1 dolyn ~ms, '1'be . ~rtng fee, teed tea, nuta and mtats firllt - they make just M ,.od PROFESSIONAL al airport, due to the airllne which opeoed with group sing· IBowen, Mrs. Powell an.d Mrs. IWarner aod a guest, Mrs. Ger· ~';!;ds: ~ E:,tc~D~Is, :;'~ during a social hour. AI thai booby-traps as nice boys>tiiiJio strike. mg. Devotion• were , taken Charles R. Karr .8'::._Refresh- ' aid Kelly of Florida. ;,at':.~• ~rsAlma U:,.is a~d time the eroup : illlll Happy ed only siJ weeki,. · <, · PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. Phono 675-2410 from Psalm 61 and were led "LIIUe Things," by .lnna North. i Birthday to WWtam Dav!J. The ! Anyhow I think maybe < a Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E: _Day by Mrs. James Gilmore. I Bible questions were given by ! nezt meeting will be Sept, I whole platoon of beatniks might PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. of Pottstown, Pa., are Vtstting "Satan, who Carries on H~ • William Oa•ls i with Marianna Jeflero and Ru· jtlll scare the Nortb VletnamMr. and Mrs. ,Leslie. Ntday of Business," was a reading giv· U 0 The group .;el Thursday aft· Saunden u hOstesses. 1.,. to death. Garfield 'I hey will ,go en by Wellman.. The Rutland Volunteer Fire- ·Grant, Mr. aJ¥1 Mrs. Raymond ernoon at the horne of Mrs. here to VlSlt Mrs. Days child- A donatiOn was receJVed from men held a cookout supper S!Jil- Wilcox and children, Mr. and - -~ · - ren in Ashland, Ky. .Mrs. William Gilkey for 119e of day evening to honor those who Mrs. Tom Martin, .Abby, Tam· Ihospital equipment. It was an- had helped at the annual tur- my and Tim, Mrs. Carl Taylor, S and Mr Chari L Wh'tt ' nou.!Jced that the cookbooks are key diMer and the "Fourth of Sandy, Larry and Gary Mr. [ 5 bildre estu · ed ~ at the printers aod will be dis- July Ox Roast. · and Mrs. Howard Blrcluield, . S 0 tributed at the next meeting 0 "ve re m an c K' be I J' 80d Rob Mr their Kentucky borne. His fam· Plans were dlscus!ed for ~ Firemen manned the grills lmd r y, lm • • ·1 had •·- b eks f h b and h d an Mrs. Roy Snowden and Mr. 1y ~ ere seven we , rummage . sale (0 be held Sep· ·o am urgers ot ogs. d H due to Mro. Whitt having rna~ tember ?-9 the place- to •be There was also plenty of pola· ;n , Mrs. omer Parker and The Chester High School Class or surgery 8t Pleasant Valley announced. ' ~ to salad, baked beans and pop. i uzJ. 1931 met at the home of Mr. Hospit&l in <Pt. Pleasant. Mrs. Paul Eichinner thanked ;The cookout was held in the , Mr!. Buel Ridenour (Paul.. the club for flowers ,.nt her ! Rutland Village Park where Poverty Wor;. ine Wickham), ChO!ter, for their .. liii daughter, Paula June, while the men played horseshoes and • • reunlon . A basket din· Recent VtSttors at the me sb~ was !los it&llzed and M ,the children enjoyed swingln8 Outlrned m Book ner was enjoyed at noon. of Mr. and Mr!. Holb! Whitt P • rs. :and sliding. PrO!ent besldO! the host aod of Neighborhood lld. were Mr. ~r~~t P;well the ' A special treat for the The Poverty War In America boste88 were Mr. and Mrl Edand Mr~ Lester Roush, Mr. cfuth ofr mn,erf•Geoerv thpe "day iyoungsters was riding in a is described by a high govei'Jio Buck (Edna Warner) . Bel. • M o e unera o rge owen ment offic1'al .,·n on f the 10 ' and Mrs. J ames Ro u.su, r· · pony cart, compliments 9J. Mr· e o pre: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Ch.. and Mrs. Tom Martin. · new books released by the Ga~ Parker {Irene SwnmerUeld), shtre, Mr. and Mrs.. Alva Attending were Mr. Paul !Ia County District library· thi! Syracu•e; Mr. and Mrs .. NorRoush, Debbie and g1rl frtend Patterson, Jeffrey, Raymond, 1 week. Ftctlon" book.q are "A man Rose (Martha Frecke~rl.~ of Mogadore, Mrs. Merrlll rf and Roxanne, Mr. and Mrs. Generous .ld"?, by Reynold• Minersville Route; Mr. l!ld Brucker and children, Jimmy I epo Bruce May, Debbie and Mike, Prtee, a~d . ..~~ Gentleman Fred Smith, Pomeroy lloltte;IJ and Btlly ol Athens, Mrs. "' Mr. Jim Denison, Mr. Lewis From California, by Mr. and Mrs. Dana Fell .(JMt, Thomas Shaffer of Eau Gallle, M p 111 G • ty Damewood) C . Kenndy and Jon Mrs George Busch. 1 Fla., Mn. Goldta,. Cremeens ed ' " wt·th a ruheser eotertalhn·White, M'rs Gr~ llu.gan Mr H · Clilford and' • . ,J a 1unc eon a t e ·. • · Non · fiction works ·• . and~randdaughte. ofallGa~tpol· Chancellor Hotel In Parkers- and.::-s. W1llle Dr-er, Opal, "The Africao Nettle," by Mr. and ey cadmMreespJooh L.Y Whl'"tte burg, W. Va .. Eriday for rela- tyd J Billy, Mrr• John . Meyer; "Toys For Your (E!ther Christ);), •lrman an s. 0 n lives including Mrs. Gardner 80 elf, Mr. and Mrs. B I I light," 'by Winsome . Douglas; Mr. and Mrs. of Burlmgton, VI. Reynolds of Leba Obi , Willford, Mr. Gt:ne Swan, on Poverty," Hubert bur Parker iNellle Michael) 0 non, Mrs. Mabel Wolf, Pomeroy, and' ; Gene' . · r·m k• and J'lm, Mrs. Eth - Humphrey; "Off My Cheot" a,nd Eddle, Cbester Houle; Luther Meador and daughter, 1 Mrs. Howard Snyder of Park· iel Nelson and. Helen Mae, Mr. Jimmy Brown; "The Story gil McElroy, Miner&ville Rot1te; Anita left for their home in ersburg. Mrs. Fehx Alkire and ltalians In America " by Mary Buck, Pomeroy Route; Hinto~. W. Va., Saturday after Mrs. Claude Durgee (DoraMr. and Mr!. Bryan ael A. Mu!manno; ;'Japao," Betzlng, Chester. A spending Thursday and Friday thy Sauer) of Pittsburgh, Pa. ::,d children, Mr. and Ruth Kirk; "The Meaning apedal IUOOI was Lan'y liUJ with Clara Richmond, 1062 Sec· and son, Jeff, spent Tuesday Mr and ce Dav!J and , Dave, First World War," by who ts leaving for lbe Army ond Ave., Gallipolis. with her aunt, Miss Margaret · Mrs. Don ~nand August 9. ' ' Sauer. Her daughter, Ann Dur.l · Mr!. Robert Tbe reunlon will be beld gee, was an overnight guest In · Bob . LY"f!· Ulni. Toe' Albrecht-Carrie, and on the !all Sunday In July. Athens and visited Ohio Ulli· ·, • and ~· Peace, 1951Hll," by Dwlgbt location will be . Regular versity. Mr. and Mr!. · a later date, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein via, ~~~here '111in-your chance to ited recenUy in Chesapeake . w•th her mother, Mrs. Q. L. .take advantq~ of the bll uv· The Rutland Church of Chrtst Hamiltoo aod her aunt Mrs ln11 on beautiful Phoenix recent Family Night program W. T. Moore. ' · slllcklnfi!S, The more you buy was opened by proyer by Carl Mrs. Guy Reynold! and her · the more you save. Get plenty ~ y s e II, and congregational !JIIOther, Mrs. Minerva Childers 1 oongs have· returful from Akron 3 pr. $3.25 for y,9urself and for gift giving 1 ~~IY·I ~~ta. :~ ~.·~, '00 ti:., ~I ~ ~~ O::S w~e ~ r:d ~ ~ ~ :~drho~e'ft: • bo'~ Thep~~~~:'""~ oerved s:rr:b., qule~ ~· b~o~t o1.1~ ~~- 2 DAYS! MON. & TUES.- AUG. 8 & 9 I I SAFFORD'S ~v~. fr~m. M~. H . elpers Honored at Cookout Given 8 R t/ d V I F, D Y an Unteer tre epf. 1"-"""=""'""'"'"'"'"-""""'"'""''""'_._...................~ Chester Class Qf 793 7Ho/d ReUniOn ' f vent 'ia Bctptist Boys Spend Week at Scioto Camp culture and Co>tservattoo Of 'Tbtl Soll," Gallia Events 1 1 (' \ . ~ ~~ Sunday·•• b ' pleuur~ Ol -th. -•impl• •• • "lire ind IH'l!llstone" of the p~ are sUD artiiiOO b :Mr. llld lfn. Jge 'ftwnP""' . · . . I . .,' ;,~~~ ,', ,i_._, ; ;11101! ~y lbe ~~· 91Jlle!l we sort them out- the c:twrob, 'ol Rl.l, Cheahire wore ID CbJ. BY BEilL&II JOm:B erape leaves IJlr tllshet- mud then. . , everythln1 we wanlel!. . "''l:ereeb 7 a~ ! ~ ~··lic!l· fllb•:nelg~bo.l'l. and . ~~-)the. qu)et cotpllry l'•lk, 1111 eaco. m., recently ottending ~ SIIJI. pies and milk po<b lor food Do you '" long for the feel gettln8 along wtlllput · • 10rne 1day - ~ ~¥~" ,roii!}Dd ll)ell lai!e ~ • ~ . frtelidal)lps, fun with famtllei. funml servtees lor their son, is upon us . .This improvlst\11 08 needed; trying of the bot dusty road on bafe things; knowllla lbe "worl\1 UllffJ clouds, wacllili ' ID · '!'111' ·81111!\11' .dlilner. ol !lhtqten .l!ld We Only need to take it e88y, Jusepb ~·a mother-11>......, alWays h08 been tho d.. to calcll 'tutlerllleo ot everv feet?. the •ucculent t&!le of wouldn't .,.vein if we·ale 1 lap puddle! aller _1 storin, aild. 1 l'W,0 P~· FIJially. out to _the II,Jjd live a little. You ' know law, Mra: Jean Matesowico, light of poets; ,. It ts to "'· hue (IO'a. you could get a dress blackberrle! on the viDe, Icy . full of green appl"'' with sail · wolt:IIJnC lor the Ml!nbow (WoJio :.ilylbe";-..u:rer l'hat, the aoldenrod is beg!Jio when Mr!.1Tbompson wu call· iMmner adds up to maoy that eolor), hUDiing (Our _leal well water drunk from a tiD IIIOWAI of supper. ldtrlq ·w bln OD Nrlh ·\bt .poi1·· ,:. • Y._IIr~Y •,. .aln8 io dot the roadside l!ld ed home by the death of her thing&, but childhood memorU found barely one m a cup (no Ice cubes needed). • : bef!il1 turn.ln& hi. ; -• ; ' yoii know wbal that mean.. 1 meUm think that 1 big of 11014 ...uJ li'U). uncle, Forrest •Fife, of Calllllr les neaUy calelogue the seasons llfeltme), pleklng d8laies <h &wnmer, also is a time forb' so 0 f leo and tho ! pleuurj!lwbeo IIJQI• f t , l'W! to ··or ll'a later tbaD thlnii bus. becense of certaln 8890Ciattons loves me, be love! me not), feeilng 14e joy of bellig alive. mge .. - . app ' . . ., ·. iL ~I •I• .at ,,4!1.· 1nn,'!1 lllr!ltJgh ~~~;; · ;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; - spring meaot violets and all iootl for summer after· · Ll!e was DUidl for enjayment bad otomodl aclle followln8 ,mer U. l)lriWI!III· over r,-;·tlie · ~ ·~- tlje.iPI'UCber" . . · , . · Mr. Csrlos Swisher of the U. strawberries; Winter, snow, noon. but we've made tt sucb a tlak. would foreslell a lot of lee!»&• COWIIrylldll lle!Mtn'*: t hi, to 111 \llrOdlh., ,/!i!D'• s. Army ts vis!Ung hts mother, judge, popcom and arithmeUc; Summer Is UIIUJual thlDgs: )A child'• life must be regiment· ~raoko. alll 1111111o '"'be Old · Counley Ito, Ill I TV•_diiUier, JO !'O,jl'aD Mn. Alicll Swisher of LitUe Fall, app!O!, school and foot- l)earing not.... the whispering ed and organized to the hilt- It tooil two or three to 1 Cllureb," IIIII our IJOPh- Jburry olf lqlllll piliCe Kyger. ball. muslc of a cornfleld as you ran he must have well b.U.Ooed ,recover aod by that lime you I.UcatiO!I, 1.~ !bole IJ'IIJII!.. baell lor llllht 14ilevllkil,, and But 1ummer? There were 10 between the rows and the meals and knoll' absolutely that didn't want to do It anvwa.v.l parenll '!If ~ who IIJIIIII lbeJr 1~. WJll!!!• 111.10 t!;!at:t' call 1\fr. and Mrs. Frank Loucks many wonderful ways to enjoy 1 leav09 whipping your face as he Is loved (we never thought Iplus tho !act that you lllougbl such - rltllll& In and children of~ville were me. How many do you remem- the com lassies Oiled your much aboot It, we just suppos·l twice about . dotns something i their ln!ales or walkiDg to . ry. .' " '·.· · recelll''~ of er parents, ber? · lh81r. Such a gi)Q(I biding place ed we were loved. We enioy· youwouldbesuretogeiiii>ICk· ' "the Csuntry Church" where Life just shouldn't bi ;this .)fr' and Mr!: y While ol How about playln8 boose 1111' for game9! ·Of course, you'd set ed ench day, oometlme! with ed for. . they 1111R the 1101181 of aalva- , way. Wo 80 lhla lilY but 011<0, GaiUpolls. tier the big ajiple tree, ,.1118 In allergy now, but we didn't Itear!, learnlng we couldn't have I Summer li for wading in tloa and IJtiPe,lllltlly, and may· II() why 10 jet. ' - .. , I'm afrl1d 9U1' dlurchet with Numerofl~ their "comfortable pewa~t do ' not pierce the ven~ that Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heye• aod dangbter of Columbus were re• IUITOIIndS us. J ..t 8 day of "nle monthly meeUng of Beth· I William Davia. ,;. . program bnneol toil, real and a IPlrltual ..guests of Mrs. Buell el Women's Society of Chrlltian opened with 1111 fi'O')p. atnglng ! ouia renewa uo and really, a I j j,t 18-'ftte SUnday Tlmes·Sentlnel, Sunday, August 7, 1968 1 i.•L/C' Seen and Heard Summer ,·s m,·me to Remember and to ·.·. ".· n· ;;;. I • .J. ~. ~ ~ ~-:-,;~~·~~to.-,;.,; aer- : I .; ." I Personal Notes From Pomeroy Workshop will BeHeld in H1,1ntihgton LADIES SUMMER FLATS ,, VALUES TO $5.99 NOW ONLY---- \ i •, ODDS and ENDS • TENNIS SHOES 1.00 5 1 1 VALUES TO $5.99 SIDEWALK DAYS _ __ I I I thank: . Dan Thomas&. Son Co. 1 Persona/ N.o. tes F M"dd/ rom ~· nServlng You Since 1936" lI , - • lldo;_,.._,olpd Hartrord, FOR I I ONLY ••• •1.3sNOW i. \I I I 1 Miss Thelma Micnaels and Iwhere they visited relatives ib. Mrs. Alberta Montgomery sang eluding Mrs. c. c. Chlklera "Keys tu the Kingdom." fol· who underwent surgery. lowed '.J~· Miss B1~1Je ,Tfon Cart- Reynolds also accompanied Mr. er anr:l Thelma Hysdl singing and Mrs. Clarence Archer "I Shad Not Be MovPd." Fol· and children to. Bridgenorlb, !owing ~ humorous ~!lr1 spirit- Canad'a, for a week at the Child. ua) rea-ilng by Mrs Jessie ers' cabin. Grueser, ~oy Snowcl"n sang Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush ''Till ~~\' Storm Passt:! By." and daughter, Mrs. Michael Mrs. 3:irhara Van ~.11-. er gav:.! Cline and son, Ricky, MeArth· an ins;:.;:-atwnal readin?,, and : ur, visited recently at Camden a quartt•t composed of Pauline Park in Huntington, W. Va. ·.Markitt", Ethel Nelson. Marj6-- They were joined there by tbeir rie Wyatt and Thelma Micll- . son and family, Mr. and Mrs. leis sang "Mansion Over the Russell Rousb and son, Erie, . Hilltop. •· Roy Snowdt• an~ of Oak Ifill for the outing, Thelma Hysell teamOO to vocal- Mrs. James Murray has re. Ju "Garden of Prayer." turntd from Ravenswood, w. Vlc Braley read sl:ripture and Va., where she spent a week cave the benediction. The group witb her daughter, Mr. and Mrs: .,.... "God Be With You." Bdreshments of aS>orted uild\viche!, jetlo 'atad, CUI" ~ ~· coffee, and iced tea .,ere served. Hostesses in Mrs. Ethel Snewden, •. ONLY 9 LADIES BLOUSE & JAMAICA SETS ONLY 29 $1:so ~wden. l ·. BIRTH ANNOUNCED 'l Mr. and Mrs. Keitb Vineyard Belpre are announcing the of a daughter Melissa July 2S. G;andparents and Mrs. Hobart VineReed!ville, and Mr. and Roy Collin• of Tanner, W. ~~. Mr. and Mrs. VIneyard aloo havt! another daughter Ti· · · Marie ' · · ANNOVNCE PICNIC ~\'Jltia White Rooe 1 ...... • ha """"" 18 •· at the I'Oitislde park "::::.~ Wednesday, Aug. ~ at 1:110 p.m. i All seamless ~les on sates inctudin~: Can~rece · & Agilim1 stretch We Art I' WERE TO $16.99 WBf-$7.99 to $10.99 $ . 3 00 • summer oresses . . were olds of Lebanon, Oblo, here for a visit wltb 1\elllllvtiS. Mrs. Harold Sauer and aaoO. !era, Mary Rolh and Jay, 17 V.DiiS of' .. Our ~ . SWIM TRUNKS $1.00 MONDAY & TUESDAY AUGUST 8th & 9th -----------LADIES SLEEPWEAR Reduced I ' $,.88 STRAW HATS 1.00 5 GROUP 2 MENS SPORT SHIRTS ' I ~ ' !. ! . .. $1199 ancl$12.99 . I .,~-· . - Ph.~6 w- SLACKS r ..~52 '~ llEDUCEo 5 5 Mens & BoyaV/.... & I. ·, ....,. . """"' . ""'""--r- . MENS SPORTSWEAR f Store . . ,...,..,~ ............... NOW $88 · · I • Be Sure And See Our Bargain . -412 Second Avl, ·, ..::..:~± t •A.OO ed Thursday evening wttb Mar1aret Sauer. Mr. Sa~ attending a Guldanee Cotmlelor seminar at Ohlo Unlverolty. ' I ONLY 7 oN\.y $1.00 CHILDRENS SUMMER . . ··25~5,.' SPORT SHIRTS Max Folmer 111111 lamily. Mrs. n.Dma.Ceok and grand· ,..., SltiVin, Mike 111111 David Clark, apeal Prltlar Ia Gallipol· e 5 PC. ~lfllli ":' 42~ Round Tallie With WOCMI Grail Top 4 swivel Chalra, omort White ond W.ck. Reg. Group 1. MeHJI Better IW,II MN. .. B. llooob and ltlrt. Cbaltol 'IVIIIIn>w. lira. I. B. llooob NlllrBod le ._ hollle, Lakeview, lbil IIIOI•II II« ·• WMi'l 1'1111 bar ll&tor-Jn.law, Mrl. Charles Wltbrow. She wao occt>DI]>I,.II led borne bJ Mr. and Mr!. VIclor Browa and Mr!. whe wl1l MID home lhis eV8IIIq. Hla Peggy Folmer of ¢otum· bus ll apeldlng lhe woekend with bor parents, Mr. and Mr•. T:!lfSbAf 5 DIN,mf__lABLES and CHAIRS. ,.at '-CLOSEOUT PRICES . '·" ;' IVO·II 111' ---- --- .- -- Tables In Front LADIES SUMMER DRESSES MONDAY~:Jin# - - -··- · Wednoadq Reg. 2. 99 & 3. 99 Mon. & Tues. _ __ LADIES &mER SWIM SUITS " Sidewalk D;ays " Citywide ONLY 17 Mrs. Ra~dolph Ward and fan> ily. Vt!lling Thursday with Mrs. Murray were Kathy Dow. Jean Butcher, Dale Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Covert and family, Belpre, visited on Thursday evening with her mo!her, Mrs. Lucille MayO!. Mrs. Bernard Schramm h08 l'~turned to her . ~me in ZanesVIlle after a VISit here witb her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family. She was accompanied to Zanesvllle by Mra. Lyono ~Harley Swisher. · and Mrs. Gardner $1.00 WERE $6.99 LADIES SUMMER BLOUSES and Roger Hardesty of Rav• Mrs. wood. Thelma Hy!OII and Mrs. !leva I I regular $1.50 NOW.$1.19 Ill;• regular $1.6,P NOW ~1.29 pr. LADIES SUMMER DRESSES 10$3.99 ). ! ONLY 9 Were$2.99 I I\ the~ special low prices. YOU SAVE80c - 111 ..... of Mr. Glbbo' "··- Barga-I n H U".JJ t IU;.,, ANNUAL SALE Special Music Is Feature of Family Night Gallipolis, Ohio H4 Second Ave. 1' anJIDuntt!dll 1.00 5 $1.00' ''SAVI -50%· . ,JO Buenaent Specials! GROUP CHILDRENS SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Your Choice soc �.~' ·' ;.i (J ... 'I I ,, , ,. , I i · ;;.... ! ~ ~ - 1§ CI::J . I ~ I JI ~ I ~]J < =.!I ~·= ~ .·! I! i:= ~I. 25 t- . I )d~ \ ' \I 0 1!• SURI!l'lRE atteulluD·(tl . ter a~ a ,Lon~on movie pr mlere Wit ot.treou 1.1~ Rakl wh~ tuppe~ off dai!IIJig dress dtDl ·~·· wltb a da·. } SIDEWALK SAVINGS ( ( 1nd STOREWIDE SALE! HUNDREDS OF PAIRS . ~. Reg. $49,.95 Value ..; ' _..., Amtricln, Swan Arm YOU CAN AT PRICES TWO CITY YOUTHS were injured slightly In two bl::~:;; acoidents. They were A Folden, 8, and Jeff Len>lllg, ll 10. Gary Waugh, 19, ol ASnton , 11 W. Va., was dead on arrival Hol•er Hospital after he a n d AFF I Astronauts Win Trophies William Robinson were hit by bus on West VIrginia Rt. 21 at 3:50 a.m. Wednesday. We Will Have As Many Outside As We Can. Also Sale Inside Our Store. I' 1 TEXTURED PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT WAY BELOW COST ' NYLON HOSE c Size ... ., ,._ USE YOUR CHARGE 81-11 ACCOUNT AT ... I . SHOP FRIDAY MENS SHORT SLEEVE NilE TIL 8 p.m. SPORJ SHIRTS I \ ' c •• CHILDRENS .U SHORT SLEEVE StopI Look' i All Eyes..... Are On '' . THE HUB POLO SHIRTS r' c MONDAY •• TUESDAY I i AUG. 8-9 GRAB BAGS SURPRISES Gu1r~ntttd 59c or Mort V1lue. Slwing and c H1ir Notions _ _ HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS WITH SAVINGS OF SOo/o to 75tyo oFF A RED SQUIRREL wu blam· ld for one of the moat UDUIUai outages of elec:lridtj Ia lbl 111o nals of Ute uU11tJ In Gallla CGUDiy. Tbe llflulml m•aed up two iDJulalllt' llrlql at !be Addlso• Sub llallau of tile £leo. l&'h> ComJIIIIY 01 Sunday mom1111 from l:tl to 1:12 a.m., llllrupliJII many a breakfui. Tbe Jt.minult period Jhut off power irl Gallipolis, aloac lbl rlv.- from Swu Cntk lo CJie. slllre, and affected Willr:eovllle, Vinton, CoftlerviUe, and Rio Grande araaa. Thore we r e 5,100 customen alfact.d. TOM DENNEY'S home beEDo II 1'111:1&' wu CQIIIo 'pleiiiJ cleltroyld by a lire a week 110 SatuNq ""''tdtM- SHOP BOTH STORES G. C . MURPHY CO . I The property• WM ..... by Ra)"''!!lll Haak!DJ, 'l'he VilltoD fire ~ CO!IIII not r11dt tho ICelle of tho blue dut to a brldp belnl oi~ . OA8 MEE'DNG WASHINGTON (UPI) Oqllllzation of A m e r I e states (OAS) bu pe~tponed eaaterence scheduled for ..,. Alreo Ave. 2t becauaa tile mllltlry coup d'etat Aflantlna. Tbe OAS Council also Friday to meel son1et1tne before 0c1. 11 to aet a new for the Clllference. DIE IN DE8BllT TEHRAN, · Iran (UP)) Sisteell persw diad of thirst desert country near border with Ji-an~ survivors an JU·fated 30-man teparted Saturday. Search tieJ wen sent to the ar•a find the bodies. ---Tbe ocean Wilen which COY· 1r more than two-thirds of the oarth'a surface average more than nautical milea irl OUTSTANDING -VALUESI . - ·;..._ BOYS SHIRTS, MENS SHOES, MENS·· PANTS, MEN·s PARKAS, BOYS P,~N'rs; . ,NOW: ' VALUES To fl2.95 _s ' ~oo_ ,_ s ' . . ' LIMITED QUAN1l11ESI· .. .,.d·- -··-·· · -~- ~· · -- ·· - . ~~oo I I .• l, r l I I , I i .!I MANY OTHER mMS REDUCED.. FOR ~NAL ~ ; .. ·" Idnlll. two ·-~ ~ ~· - - · ~ ~ · · · · ,.· - · ..-· - - .. ~ - - :... .00 . I I· \ ~ • "' .I ! • r- .:j', �.~' ·' ;.i (J ... 'I I ,, , ,. , I i · ;;.... ! ~ ~ - 1§ CI::J . I ~ I JI ~ I ~]J < =.!I ~·= ~ .·! I! i:= ~I. 25 t- . I )d~ \ ' \I 0 1!• SURI!l'lRE atteulluD·(tl . ter a~ a ,Lon~on movie pr mlere Wit ot.treou 1.1~ Rakl wh~ tuppe~ off dai!IIJig dress dtDl ·~·· wltb a da·. } SIDEWALK SAVINGS ( ( 1nd STOREWIDE SALE! HUNDREDS OF PAIRS . ~. Reg. $49,.95 Value ..; ' _..., Amtricln, Swan Arm YOU CAN AT PRICES TWO CITY YOUTHS were injured slightly In two bl::~:;; acoidents. They were A Folden, 8, and Jeff Len>lllg, ll 10. Gary Waugh, 19, ol ASnton , 11 W. Va., was dead on arrival Hol•er Hospital after he a n d AFF I Astronauts Win Trophies William Robinson were hit by bus on West VIrginia Rt. 21 at 3:50 a.m. Wednesday. We Will Have As Many Outside As We Can. Also Sale Inside Our Store. I' 1 TEXTURED PRICES HAVE BEEN CUT WAY BELOW COST ' NYLON HOSE c Size ... ., ,._ USE YOUR CHARGE 81-11 ACCOUNT AT ... I . SHOP FRIDAY MENS SHORT SLEEVE NilE TIL 8 p.m. SPORJ SHIRTS I \ ' c •• CHILDRENS .U SHORT SLEEVE StopI Look' i All Eyes..... Are On '' . THE HUB POLO SHIRTS r' c MONDAY •• TUESDAY I i AUG. 8-9 GRAB BAGS SURPRISES Gu1r~ntttd 59c or Mort V1lue. Slwing and c H1ir Notions _ _ HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS WITH SAVINGS OF SOo/o to 75tyo oFF A RED SQUIRREL wu blam· ld for one of the moat UDUIUai outages of elec:lridtj Ia lbl 111o nals of Ute uU11tJ In Gallla CGUDiy. Tbe llflulml m•aed up two iDJulalllt' llrlql at !be Addlso• Sub llallau of tile £leo. l&'h> ComJIIIIY 01 Sunday mom1111 from l:tl to 1:12 a.m., llllrupliJII many a breakfui. Tbe Jt.minult period Jhut off power irl Gallipolis, aloac lbl rlv.- from Swu Cntk lo CJie. slllre, and affected Willr:eovllle, Vinton, CoftlerviUe, and Rio Grande araaa. Thore we r e 5,100 customen alfact.d. TOM DENNEY'S home beEDo II 1'111:1&' wu CQIIIo 'pleiiiJ cleltroyld by a lire a week 110 SatuNq ""''tdtM- SHOP BOTH STORES G. C . MURPHY CO . I The property• WM ..... by Ra)"''!!lll Haak!DJ, 'l'he VilltoD fire ~ CO!IIII not r11dt tho ICelle of tho blue dut to a brldp belnl oi~ . OA8 MEE'DNG WASHINGTON (UPI) Oqllllzation of A m e r I e states (OAS) bu pe~tponed eaaterence scheduled for ..,. Alreo Ave. 2t becauaa tile mllltlry coup d'etat Aflantlna. Tbe OAS Council also Friday to meel son1et1tne before 0c1. 11 to aet a new for the Clllference. DIE IN DE8BllT TEHRAN, · Iran (UP)) Sisteell persw diad of thirst desert country near border with Ji-an~ survivors an JU·fated 30-man teparted Saturday. Search tieJ wen sent to the ar•a find the bodies. ---Tbe ocean Wilen which COY· 1r more than two-thirds of the oarth'a surface average more than nautical milea irl OUTSTANDING -VALUESI . - ·;..._ BOYS SHIRTS, MENS SHOES, MENS·· PANTS, MEN·s PARKAS, BOYS P,~N'rs; . ,NOW: ' VALUES To fl2.95 _s ' ~oo_ ,_ s ' . . ' LIMITED QUAN1l11ESI· .. .,.d·- -··-·· · -~- ~· · -- ·· - . ~~oo I I .• l, r l I I , I i .!I MANY OTHER mMS REDUCED.. FOR ~NAL ~ ; .. ·" Idnlll. two ·-~ ~ ~· - - · ~ ~ · · · · ,.· - · ..-· - - .. ~ - - :... .00 . I I· \ ~ • "' .I ! • r- .:j', �' ' '• I I.: I 'P . I ' HIROSHIMA -Half Fot the JIIR!H, Ill of million poople Will pause at In honor of an event theY, know poople who dlt!d . Ia ~~:~!:I · ' "'X · ·• · · preclsel" 8:14 a.rn., Sunday 011ly from books. Of the ~.000 eatly 11166 from ·11!(1 week too attempting COUNTY COMMISSIONERS morning to obser~e the 21st who lived here when the bomb connected with ,the vll!anctea callled by ma•• thlaU:Hk approprlatedilo$t,lOO anniversary of an event that in feU only !00,000 remain today. t•adlo!J~··· , JeDIIingo Beegle to petit and mosqu COil· an ominous way changecl the The clly 's full of new and Government l!fllclllla .IIIII!Pl!llll Ia high ochool tro\th~nm of ~ county Uves of the world's three billion prosporous faces brought here lay wroatn• on the n~ru~oorltli. hired were ea epartmenl. e money popuiaUon by the new and prosperous liocatecl In the pll'k at ·lbe Kate Jarrell, Jane wll~pay forlifog app~ftator, a~ But little more than a ondustries-mootly ohlpbul-)~1 lbf 'tlieletal dQme, once Chauneey, Eunat app •:~r. h Y ~es gnarlecl 1rey dome with a and electronics - that have industrial trl!lblllon bft. Eric Chambers, th niB are pra ~ ng 1 ~ ~~r li: swatch of .,eenswal'd and a made life betler than ever' !~ ·The dome Is on the \'ei'P 8 llld Clyde Smith. 8 program m po ' museum at 118 ba•e remain as was before the war. ' collapse fb)m ~~ , u 1 tho week, WilHam K. ;:; nas ~~:.:bo~:~~~~ physical evidence of the atomic Those who gather In the ~,}>pen air and band dl· mosq .1· ••• bomb that destroyecl Hiroshima Peace Park wll! probably ba~e dem~ down resigned ers also approproated ,..,000 for In 1945 Include , several t h ou ' a n d because lhet did not want Ia be of a hiJ!h the M. and R. highway funds. This year, like last and next, foreigners and residents of !"" the •~ilea of':World War '~~~::,~south of. in GALLIPOLIS mmiSSioners thirty to flfty tho1111and people other paris ol Jopan wbo have 11. slandi!ll In the center of the •1 county. ttcot for the will gather In the Peace Park come here to attend meeUngs city. ·' · approve1 1 con ac before the rulnt!d dome to protesiiDI !he bomb. ' But afler IIlllCh'. del!ale, the POMEROY engtneerln& work 011 the new renew their appeal• for world · FUll lloGk In Vault Hiroshima City Assembly re. were in the midst waler line from Texas Rd., to poace and make a silent prayer They will watch Mayor cently decided to keep II ofte of their liuslesl selling tho new Robblns·M~ £'a~l for the 78,000 who died In the Shinzo, Hamal place In a forever as a ~ymbol of peace. periOds ol tlle summer with Dol· ;' ~b M~or:"ck 1 te. ;~ man-made sun that burst over memorial vault the 18th volume Tbe awmbly , wly pay SUREFIRE attentlon·l<l Jar Days the attraction I or re~ ~ a;h ~.. ap"proved Hiroshima that day. ·of a set of books-you might f51,000 to permanently preserve .. ler at ol.obdon movie pr area residents. emp oy · ey 8 Traffic WUI Stop call it an Inventory- the dome. · mlere· .wa• attreu l.a) ~~-kl who,. toppe~ off . adverUsing lor • new d ~ mrE At exacUy 8:14 a.m., ali containing the names of those Mayor Ham~ is· _. .. ANNOl!NCEMENT was made true~ fo~ the ga~a~~ d ~ traffic in the city wilt stop, as who died in the bombing or he has done m the jla~l-to daulb!g dress with a doc utac •lillie. last w""k of the connnna~on of me~ ' a appro• e n It did that day 21 years trom it. appeal to the world lor 10 '' :~~=~~i~~w~s ter for Soulsby, 41. as postmas- :~~~·: b~o?:t~ ~k~;e~:.:: alter the B29 "E~ola Gay" The lalest volume will and prosperity for · Pomerov He surceeds . . Th d. f 1 d ctloo droned past the ctty. And all " pos1mas·le r Cha_res missaons. e ea e • a~---- thP. l'ltv . ,~ auu.11 ~l\tl~~oo r~~:.1'd~m 1.1:1 ~ - -~--- ---·--- - - ... I 1 __ , ..... ,.,,_ ey -t __ ._ __ -Acung 'Diehl of Pomeroy RD. Soulsby is a graduate Pomeroy High school, at Navy veteran of World \ ; SIDEWALK SAVINGS \ and STOREWIDE ';SALE! ' -·-· "< Reg~ $49.95 Value ~ .: " '- _11\,l'ly American, Swan Arm ~~4:TfORM ROCKER ~ r ; s . .77 TEXTURED NYLON HOSE I_.' c Size 81-11 MENS SHORT SLEEVE SPORJ SHIRTS c •• CHILDREN$ 4-6 SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS c II GRAB BAGS c 'f\'.-Lable Friday Masonie Order and the roy Fire department, active in many civir He and his wife and Meigs folks, and we're WHTN Tv-tl WCIIS TV-t WSAZ TV-I '1. ! I \ --·- "- 9olly Word 7:-Today Mike Wa!laee 7:115- 7:15- 1:1:311-- a.., ~ t:OO Mike Douglas S.c~t 7:30- IN G.UUA COUNT' Gallians and forme hans had their eyes last week on the 17th Galiia County Juator FaiJ opened Its four-day r,. nesday. There were 4Gt ent lor the oponlng '!J · when Waldo Brown, pi\ introdiiCOd the fair boat llleols The VFW color raised the flag, and Re eph Chapman gave the lion. The Kyger Creek Lucy u:oo t.euer Andy Griffith Dick Van 'lyU Supermarld Dating Game Love Of Life Donno Reel( The McOoY' 12:30 Swingin' 12:4512:55-News 1:1101:311--Singing 2:110-0ur Lives 2:30-Doctors 2:55- NeW\! Search For Tomor. Father Knows Guiding Ligbt Woman's Page As World Turns Ben Csaey Password House Party Newly Wecl Game A Time For Us Women's Newa ' '' WASIDNGTON (UPii - archbishop of WaBhington the Lucl and Pat w~re married John A. Kuzinskas Saturday. Kneelin~ before , a lifelong friend of the marble-canopted altar and the Rev. William J. of the nation's largest S.J , of , Luci who was during her in school. 1:30 Sign 011 - News 1:15 LarrJ ADdersaa 8how 5:35 Sacred Heart 7:51 Pomero, Nathlnal Ba'* 5:50 Meigs CT RFD Newa a.-1 t 5:55 Netle 11:110 86ft's llalr7 Bar Top a. m. _ Paul Dixoo Show 8:00 BID Miner Slim! Ti!n Show 11:30 Dutton's It RoDer's Top 12 Noon _ 50-50 Club _ Ruth 7:28 Nen Lyons &:011 BID Miller Show Tell Show p. m. _ The tnflee Club 1.45 Baker Furniture Auclloa 12:110 NaUOiial News p. m. _ & O'Clock Reports 9:00 Ne118 12:15 A.S.C. Prgm., Meigs Co. Ohio News Weather and 1:05 Coffee With Janet 12:30 M8Bon Co. Agr. l!lrt. Sports ' 9:15 tThurs.) Coffee Wltb 11:45 Jim Meese Sllturday Show OlaDDel ~ ~ !' Janet Roush Sro Show' 7:55 J!ewa Ffpal a. m. _ Over Lfgbtljr 10:110 The Swap Shop. . B:IIO !lllln Off 8:30 a. m. _ Jad< llaLanne 10:15 Mornintl M,edltatlona · ~~ ~AYS , 3:30 p. m. _ Mike Douglas 11:30 Bill Miller~ Brunch st.>w 6:00 Sip 011-'-Forwanl Faith 6 p.m. _Ohio News ;\.iith Nick 11:00 OJ_Uo ,News . 6:30 &pUst >i:.ayman's Hour Basso -, ,1 . i11:115 Tmy s Cnunt:tY JUDCIIOD 7:110 ~ster Control p. m. _ Men Griffon 11:30 Tiny's Cnunt:tY bymtlme 7:30 Gbod L!*e : Show · · 112:011 Pomeroy Cement Nat, 7:45 1Jib1e $jleaks Special Guests: Moo. -JerNews B:OO l4trY Anderson Sunday ry Lewis, Dagmar, The Ev-112:15 Farmers Bank show · • erfy Brothers; Tues. -Lee Local News 9:00 Spreading Kingdom Remick, Jolmny ,Deomond,ll2:25 Rizer Oil Co. Sports N""s t::JI Congressman Moeller Wed. - Lord Monn, Rob-'12:30 Ooessler Guest Show, Fri. 8:110 Larry AIJC!ersoo Show ert Q. Lewis, Jolm · Fuller: 112:30 Larry Anderson Show 10:30 Country Rymntimers Thurs. _ Hencbel Demar- 3:00 Mileo Kuslc Show . ll:ilt) Quiet Hour di, Jaye Kenneol:l'; Fri. 4:15 Karr II Van Zandl Show 12:00 Natio!!Jl News To be 8llllOWICed. 4:30 Cola. & So. Electric Local 12:15 Chrlstian'a Hour CUuel 11 NeWll , 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets a. m. - Lucl's Toysaop 5:00 Newa 1:10 Rev. Eddie Royer p. m. - Girt Talk .with. Vir· 7:55 News Jl'inal 1:30 Count:tY Preacher ginia Grahm . 8:00 Sign OJ! 2100 Ohio News Special Guests: Moo. -Gio-i SATVRDAYS :1:05 !Illes Kuaie Sunday Sllow ria DeHaven Harriett and 5:50 Proteslallt Hour . 7:55 News Final Nasba Leoo; 'rues. _ Lady 6:110 Family Worship Hour 8:110 Sign Off ~! !:se~a Ma~~~ 4:110-Cartoon Theatte 4:30- Bozo Dark Shadows Where Action Ill S:OD Advenlan!l Cinema Soup1 Sales Wed. - JUDe W'tlkinson, April Qlrlch and Pamela M1111aJ 'l'llrollgb FridaJ 1:16 Morning Melodies Tlftin; Thurs. - V'qitia 6:00 Sign Op, Morning Melodies 1!:011 Local, Ohio & Nat'! Nen Peterson, Wilma Dykeman, 7: 411 Ec:bol!il of Joy · 12: :Jill Bullellll Board and Lee Graham; FrL - 8:00 Ohio VaDeJ News 12:30 c,larden Club of the Air Pamela Mas011, her dallgbl:a& World News 12:41 SaturclaJ llallaee ter Portland, llld Mildred ---Wlml TV-11 WCIIS TV-' Chnrch Evangelism ,. 00 CartAioll8 "" tn ,.,_ Peter P~ ' 10·45 Livillg World . ' c-. lWI- TV BuOwbltll ID!OlOYII'J' .. eomera S II 00 Life 1HIO Cbrlstloben Fflm .. Truth Qaapel 12:30 At Tssue .,.. -:The Sunday Titpes-SeD!inel~ Sunday, August 7, 1008 Livl"' 112·.15 1:30 BasebaD Oral RAiheiU Facing tlfe crusatll Issues 2:00 Soc. Security ABC Scopt We Believe Spts. Spectaeular Ligltthoule 1·00 M""' Prele Chubby Ben Al~xander ·r ·=RetuFns io TV tn Fall -' Beany IIIII Od Lamp Look Up 10·00 -~--'-"--'-~--=-i-~-.. ... ,, God Is Answer t·30 ,. 4f>-Jub0ee and· 2:1& .,.,._ 2:31 2:30 ' Ta lenl Raitt Movie Singin& Mr. Ed Stoney llurkt Ted Mack W.J.E.H•.Radio • ZOth Century 1 Donna .Beetl San Francisco Beal Addams' Pam11J 8:18 Talk of The Town 1:30 News Headlinea 8:55 Community News 1:55 News p. m. - LookioC With Loog: 9:110 Talk of Ute Town Weather Nen 1:011-News 2:30 News Headlines Ohio News, Weather and CBS News Ernest 'J'Ubbl 1:311--News 9:16 Morning Melndiea 2:55 News Sporta . 9:55 Mason County News 3:. 30 News Headlines News Movie 7:00 Caravan 10:110 Morning Melpdii!S 3:55 News · 7:30 Deatb Valley Wild West 11:• J..at&itriDg 4~55 s.... 11:10 News · 5:tl Newa BouDdup 1:110 Rank Hogan's !~e.­ ll:tl World Nen 5:15 'lbe Goocl Life 1:30 Palladium 11:51 Mason County N0111 5:311 Qmununll)' '1li!Oirrl mDey West 9: 110 Mr. Roberti Gomer Pyle U:tl Cnnummlty Ne'fs · ·1:011. lilmil!l', Musicale Pre Football Farmer's Daughter 9:3012:G5 Nooe News 1:1111 Sign Off , 12: 2f Bulletin I!Qard ' · Sanda1 Court Martial to:IIO U.N.C.L.B. x • Entem S1alldard Time 12:• CnuliiJ' Aest ',l;ti·Sip 'On, Sblclnll'nlachlr Pacemaker llewa 11:10 News llallda7 , 12:45 Cjlunlry :Go Round · l:lJ· News . 11:15· 12 Noon Cb 4 Sportsman 9 1:55 Ne118 Beat 1:30· Jlerald· <ii Tndb 11:30 Tonight Nen . Hollda7 · 1 2:55 Ne!!O Jleat · · :t.:w ProlestaDt Hour 1:15 Late Sho~ 11:50 UD P.m. Ch. 'BasehaB- ClD· . 3:110 Mid Way Matinee 9:30 Awll l!trlfu> Actfua Theatre IZ:OII e1nnat1 "· Pl&burgb s:55 11ea1 · ••• Biblaf Mua~c · , P· Ill. j]l I CBS SporiS 4:00 Dlscing with ~ ,_ 10:30 -thst Baptist t'hun:tl Speclaenlar _, 4:30 Interchange · 11:30 ~· ~ Uf 4 PG.'!. Cb S AFL· ElllibltiCII 5:00 C<imm!mltr Ne\v~ , f. ·. 11:45 MU$1'cal•- ~llj!le. ,, ' ·'' 1 . -• m. ~ I Cle land n.. 5:10 World t. !latlollalll.ewa 12:GO Newt. , , ; ; , . • P· ..... ve "'~"' 5:30· Sunset BoOievard 12:15 ~t•••-al cbuldi ' Daylight Savings Tinltel Daytime Shows ,L' ~e '1 :10. Qff . . 12:46 :~ Ol!trdl ' !~. ,., ,,_ '' ~ ~ CloveiiiDII, ·Ohio . . •· 1hl ! , l:tl OlurclHif God \ d .0 ,· , WHTN TV·II WCIIS TV-' • 5.30 P. m. <ll. . 4 l'uttiD8 6:00 Sip on, Morll. .Melo4lel 1:30 ·~ -~ ~ ~· ,. WSAZ TV I .,_ ,. ~ ~ ; : " •. Classroom ?:-Almanac Olampa 7:45 E<hDes el s.y' , 2:Cll (!Jii..~olks . FrldaJ I: DO Oldo vane, N~ . c ' 3:dti .Clilcrtm.tf Redj ' .. ~ llteighbors 1:-Popeye Capt Kanproe P· m. Ch. I Pre 8:05 World News - · · i:Gt • •Hit·l'lirade • · · '' ·' .. , :; ' :. .i:. ~Womea 1:1$~';:~ ... a.Jcago at 1:10 SJ101111 TotJar . " .-... <.• , ,,l:it..tN.ews , .• • • . .,..,,__, • , ., .. ,..._ .,;:,_., ..,,,."". Word ol Life 1:30Sal .., Song- lo Storr Time 8:110 Sign Off , Frogle 1:110-Jetsona Heckle & Jeo1la p. m. 01. I B11eheJI~ • 1::!0-Atom Ani Tenn. Tuxedo c;,..lniiad ... P!lllbuqJb frack loleel 7:110 The Coogo 7:30 Walt Disney Marliaa 1:- Ed Su!Uvan F.B,J. Perry Mason Movie Lassie 1:30-Branded 9:110 Bonanza ID:OO Wackiest ~P Candid c~a What's My Linea Track Jleat 10:30- TV Sports 11 oliO-News 11:15-Thealer Highlights 11:!512:10 News Late Sbow Movie Newa 11:30- •. lim Sat daY -------------------1 Low; Norman Mitchell, Rd., the Milller crowa. ups were Manly Blank of Mr. and M~ .• Wiillan ton, Rl. Hl, and <lleryl 11011, daughter of Mr. 1J1 Earl Robinsol of Galllpo! fllr bids to become the altended iD history wi~ aklc.'l, and fairly cool • the lint two days. SURPRISES Guar1nteed 59c or MoreY1Iue. S.wing •nd H1ir Notion•-- -- 10:110 Secret Squirrel Mighty Mouse 11:30 Underdog Lassie 11:00 WeddiDJ 11:30 Fury f'Grky Pig BeaUea f '*" ' HaUl' " - .at MINUTES OF THE r G.~,;~.- ~7\t , ·~ -1T .. . a:oo- •"\"'·• 3:»- 3:45- SOtyo 75tyooFF ,,.... "Upbeat" t:IIO-'- to &:Oil Races 5:•· Stoneman's SHOP BOTH STORES ·· ~ --·,.. .., . . ............ .. ~ ~ ·· J rm "' a1t11a ' 'litic* . ! ' .. .. ,, -. .,.. ~ -~ ' -·. . --- -· ~· . .....~ ... ·-:··-··-,.... ON TV CAlLE Ch. 11 Saturday·· • ,,.., ' •- ·a.. ' 1:15 p. Ill. 01. 10 BaaebaiiCievelml· VL New YGrt J • 1:30 p. m. <ll. 1 - piDJiusl,. Evenln• Shows , , ,. crs - UJ1!1H1e bowllaa . --:-= " ";..,.·-~----::-~·,--~~.-.; · ·,~ p. ID. Cb . .tl TIJ:uDderbinl Golf ,"",.; 5 p. m. Cll .I& . ABC's World 01 $poriB ' 1:110 Blltllld This $ummer Discover The Cool WGrld of Educational TV -Adult (nt•1ainment 20 Ollie .... .. .. 1:11 ' 1:80 ON TV CABLE •j ~ - 11:11 Bachekw U:JI . 11:46- HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS WITH SAVINGS Of ... Golf.,.._,._ } Daylight Sa-,ings 'liml . Duvtlme Shows Miller THE SECOND DAY c fair saw livestock beln1 eel, IUid Kiwanlalll spom youtil day. There were ' 000 attending the Thursd slor which featured lhf Miu and Little Miller ' county contest. ' Tami llmllh, daughter of Mr. Mrl. Earl Smith, R!. 2 l Ill, won the Mill title, 1 Mllcbell, SOD of Mr. au- ' shs. '1 call upon ail here present to be witAesses of this boly union which 1 have now " , · slipped onto Loci's finger two diamond m!dding rings to worn on either side Of the solitaire which had Hi~h~hts The Nurses ,, ' ' Sunday Gen. Hospital Rtftemu '· ' I \\'.M.P.O. Radio 3:110-Anoth. World To Tell Truth 3:25News S:30-<lon't SaJ Edge Of Nigbt 5:3t- . ; Luci, Pat are Married At High Noon Saturday \I i 10·110-Eve G...., 10:25-News 10:311--Concenlral 12:110-Jeopardy 12:25- Awal'da by the fair went tG prellldenl Br011 to news media, Ohio ·' Publishing Co., and Before the llnl curtail dropped, over persons hid maaoecl 1 grounds. The major event ol tt llfJht wu cmwntnc lha Mlu Debbie daug:hler of Mr. and Mr ard of OliDicoth was selected as queen. I were Ga, Bastian!, of Mr. llld Mrs. La 8astiani; Susaa Frances, ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 ell of Rt. 1 Gallipolis, a; Btackburll, daugbler and Mrs. Randolph Bla of BidwelL or CllrfBt S1orm Jackie Oblinger I 1:311 Sbowdown I CODCf O.urch \) 9:30-- - - -- - ~ ; ' .~ ' charge of the presentaUoD of evening wUt be given by Mr.,the instHut,. A.. sodal bour wili jFannie Haner, Nealy, Harnson,[f>nnal'lantz, Grace R011ch, VIV·!~er Br&!IIIOD, E~.~~· =~::/ pins. Frank R. Ford, M.D., a•· Wayne Ward, dlrecl9r of Slate follow. · · . W'fima lfarrison_,· Mtirie· Hawk- 1 ian Tapa, Charlotte .Ro~· j•RObert CilldweU, · · Clay, sislanl superintendent, will in· l'etsonnel. · . Names of those IP receive a"' ins, Mary }lenry,: Audrey ,llol-i Erma Ro~inson, Mary. Rollin~,' ettarles C!n'bin, Stanford ere. troduce speakers. 'Presentalton of. awards Ia the wards JiY year lfOups follow: Iley, .Nellie jacksoil; EdPa JDbli· ·Lillian Saunders, EunJce Shane, 1meens·; -William Cr.omll!h, A welcome will be given by different lear 'groups· Will be W.itb .10 years ·of f!Orvice, bu~ j son, Freda Johp!l!ll. H~el i Reta· Slleets, Goll\ie Shelton, Cl:ouse, <.Watter Danner, . Dr. Fordlnand E. Fournier, su- D!Bde by")toberl CornweU, hwi- lesti than 11: Women, Grace Kingrey, Rose·." Lambert, Jane i-Miry Simms, Margare~ Smith, as Davis.• Chlrlea DeniiOf, perlntendent of the lnstttule. !ness mtVI-ger~ Dr. Samuel Alklilsoit, Iva B11rcus1 Ruth !Layne, Blanche Lemon, Lydia Alma Stauffer, )l!ary Sttait, 'i ert Chif!M Drum· Mr. Nelson Watkina, executive. Bassard, Dr: ,cird, Dr. Fourn- Bennett, , p~uline Brewer, Max· Luman, Opal McGuire, Mary Mildred Swain, Helen Walter, ' : &hsecretory of the Ohio Civil ier, and' MJ, WaYtle Ward. ine Cn . nl4iy, \.1!onq Drummond, Miller, Odna Montgomery, Mar- jRebecC1l Willis, !;jill an· Wo.lford. 'lerf ·' ·. . · Service Employees Association, The program .;m close with Alberla Fife, Martha Fraley, tha Mooney, ~a Niday, Ro- 'Men, Forrest Atkinson, Rich· Frank · . . will extend greetings. the benediction by Rev. Nyle Effie, Gartlnd, Flossie Gothard, ma Norfhup, Dreama Parrish, •ard · Baker, Charleo Bar· · French,. · 1 The featured speech of the Borden, Protestant chaplain at Annona George, Louise Hafieil, Lillie Pesey, NoVlll PhiiUps,cus, Orin Barry, Ho-IHansen, ' .. ··-·-- ·-· --- --· ----, I 6:45-Corn Cob vited. of course, are an ing a four-hour cruise ul take on the party boat t one on Wednesday. Ever: also (eltilll steamed UF the coming 103rd Meigs" fair Aug. 18-20. featured iD Daylight SaviUW~ Daytime Shows children live at I 7 Ave., Pomeroy. Wll I 1167 II. He is a member of ' West ~t the Galll(lOll~ Stat~ Institute, 'IIlli be tho scene of ~he first annual servtce a· ward presentation to personnel ol the institute, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The. program will oven with music from 7 to 7:30p.m. Fath· er Adolph Golublewski will give the Invocation. He Is Catholic chaplain at the Institute. F\ll'rt81 Borden will have ) 'J:. Institute Holdittg Its First Anntial AWartl Hall, I i Jameo ' ' . •_ . . · Half Milli~n Ob1erv~ HtPb . lruhts News ~UP!) a m~t ~.y~ '"m),, ~talnzl1 , ' ' 9 ;, , /0 '. ·, · :e I' ,· .:: ' . ... -~ . ii'IIA ,CGUNI t JR. I :~T ll ,~l·:~ P& •• :~ -· ' I I �I . \ !" .~:.. J· ptal Accidents· Hig.hliglits ,· t . ' ', . . 1 DJrlll(l' CJ. Wetllldlpll _ · MEIGS SCHOOLS - • . IN ~GS COUNTY. the newe tbia week. • 4. ~ resident, Wlllillp of the Mills Lac:ll Dll!ricl LJ!e Jollnson, 32, IIIII hla meellnl• · In COIIDectlon :~ftM!ld son, Arlelj), at on 1 ltndlnl Bedfor4 lludenll 111 l"IIJ a ne~w. ·~ M11Jer, er sch6011. Ia 1 meeJIDC tate · !Jf f"IUianiiburl, Pt., 1•1 their the week, Sllta01111 plhllll In • trf!Oc aoeldenl on Rt. eci IS to I In favor of near Winfield; W. Va., Tuo- In& their elemenllry With •'J nlllhl. Joh~n'i wife,; and fGl'cl. The boprd ~ed f ·hmtr.o • 1Jire tnjurecl; .. ilne resignadons, from RObert tl them rrftlctlly. John1011 Wll ley, coach: Mn, E;arf Wolfe, lttempting to avOid 1 boy on a and Mr. Rodov!MI •. Ap;otuted bicycle and atruck • bridge 1111 Ashley'• pJ~ '·was F r e lbutment. It was one of two PhllUa, a 1114 crlldute fatal accidents to trl • county Bowllnl Gree~~,. wbo 1e on 1 h ~idents, . with .. 1!1 Asllmn boJ staff .of !bat • beinl kUied, 111111' lino!hit ,.,., formori1 cOaehed al lously Injured, wllen struck by Eric Hatt wu aiDed , 1 bus on Rt. 2 at S:SO a.m. Wed· pll of ·Roll~ oliinen"" aesday, nine mllel below Pt. junior high; Ka"' Morarlty Pleaunt. Dead """ G a r y mary at Poaieroy. High, WaUih, 19, IIIII aerloully lnjur- pa.ma Hauck, aeeretary to ed was William Robinson, 19, aupertntondent. llso of Ashton. SOUTHERN BOARD was 18-The Sundav Time ·Se f 1 - - ·- - -· 19667 iiiiiii.li s 0 me • • , ly •· ei i ·w ''y ·1, U .~ ~• · 1~ · 'W \· !'.,,r _Mr .Gil ·· ell '01 · B S( d i 81 N It SIDEWALK SAVINGS M ol and STOREWIDE SALE! st of ' • • , · INa wee11: 1oo tllemplln rut tiCIIICiea ctuaed b ma~ Jelllllrl@'s ylleelle to high school Olhero hired were Ktte J$l'l'tll Jane Chaun ' Eun· Heuon·· Erie ~.;.bars lloaklna 111111 Clyde Smlt.; 1n the week wnuam K ;.oo btnd dl~ resiJnad be a high aouth of. In Guernsey county. . M!DpLijl>ORT • POMEROY were In the midst one of their liualest selling periods of the summer with Dol· 11r Oaya the attraction for area reeldents. . llllli'Ctiidlti ANNOUNCEMENT was made tast week of the conllnnadon of Jamel Soulsby 41 as postmastor for Pomer~y . 'He succeeds AcUng Postmasttr Charles Diehl of Pomeroy RD. Souisby is a graduate of Pomeroy lll&h scboot and 8 Navy veteran of W• '- · he re Reg. $49,.95 Value PlA lfORM ROCKER iiJ du or H< :: ' of of 0 '!:" s .77 an an ar sir R1 of TEXTURED Br NYLON HOSE an Tt Fl an is. of At MENS SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS I c I I I ~ He and his wife .i Ave., Pomeroy. Meigs folks, and'·l 'I'· ' IN GALIJA COl Galllana and i.J hans had their eye~ last week on the ti Gallia County Jualor opened Its four-daJ llflday. There wert ent lor the openlri; when Woldo Brown Introduced the fair IUetll. The YFW ( roilled the flag, ani epb Chapman gave lion. The Kyger Cr< wu featured iD a , Awardll by the fa want to preelderll l to news media, Ohl '1!:::• ~ ,,if to .... WBAZTV-1 ~...,._,"JJI)tii irw•t • l:t5--Cunl "Bm, lllrted tat .. 1IIWif! 1lai ,. _ a waib • 1111 111 7Stya oFF SHOP BOTH STORES ~ DayUght Savinp 'l ~. WB'1,li TV·II a. .- f:OO TodaJ ..,,._ :~(:..:lbow:;.::.bl;•,. :m:•:.:lll:lll:.:•;.•::!·:IIIM::··~.. =--=~~~~-~1.~"--· ' ,,._ ,,._ Tuesday:, ' I • .,.._ SCIIIIr l:llll- 1:00 IIIH Dovclu leaH! 1ton11 1:»IICk.ll OblliCtr lt:OO--. ..... lo1q' Monday Daytime Shows Daylight Saviop WCII! TV.. 7:00-Today 7:- Daily Word Mike Wallace 7::5-7:30- 1:1111:»t:OO MID Faith Starcber 1:00- t:so- Doa&l•t Seert& llllra , . . Ollllnilr Gtrl Talk 1:111:3$-Sin&lnl Aa I:IO-Our Uv• Password l:ll DocCon w..-111 House ' i lloCI!ttt 'Die /UI4J DIGt Q>!Wp va. IIJIIt LoftOCJ.Ut ' IIIIAZ TY.C 1:4&-CGnl 0111 New Searcll , . Gn"~l"' tomor. upa 1:00 Our Llvll 1: IU 1loalora . BeD Cuer 1'unla. Parlf )jewlped Glllll! A fl.ftr 1111. Clti. llllipltlll l::lili8WI 1:10 You Doa'l S., Ed&l 01 Nlcbl 'l'lll ,._ Ut Mr. Car1ooa Uti Votll Betr Popcora Tbeatrt Boza Dllt llllldowt ...... Pi¥b0U11 loiJtr iMI • ...... 'l't M :laa J:ti ·.W.td . , ·=~ ~ a:•DID'tlllr . WCJ,!III!'a.. ...,.~ ­ t:lt-l'll{f-. ' ' 1:3t-.l)oD't . . 'l'III.N- ... llr. CariDoa Diit lllldoQ .. 1:311,- *-' .uuo. .. ..... an..· Iiltl A4YeD ~ IW'JMJM a.. r :n n • .. • ... - Luq 11:10-C-traL ii:OO Letter :lloll Sbowdow The lrfeCO)II , . , Grllfllll Dlek VII O)>tt J2:oo-J<iopanlr 12:»12:11 llwfDIID' Ltvul Llfl Donal RMII .Nen ~ Fw Tomor Falber .1Do111 -.... .,...;.. : ~· , J:ltUovle f:ID- lllpermartei Datinc a. . . ·~ .... ,. .... __ : - ~- ,. Time llw lia Womell'l Ni1111 Gall. llosplllll The NIII'HI - Dirk 'had<WIIfre ACIIGD II .... 1111<* lloullll Paq . -~-· ~ ' I:W AdvenlllniJ I:If-:. l .,.... . . laupJ ..... ........ .... _ trtu. , . lstctz 11:1111 Jl:U- :»:- 11 Lilt . . ' ll:JI 'fllal&bl ....... ·- a:• -- --',·1. · F-.,, .· ·r '-" a. .NewiJ Wed 0... .... Mi. c:ltllWal . Evelliq ShoWI I:It-Nen ' Gu1dlnC Liebl - U!'L.· . t:J6- W81111J.. 1: • . OiJr ..... l:at-Doclcq 1:111:11 ,\actGa, . . l::li1:" DGD'I.., ...."if:' ' . '· ,,. .,.. a. · .•,.. 1,. . ~_:. .1:111 StnV' f:so- ..-- I 1:11- f:lt-llr.01Mw Y:lt VJrPdll \ Cia••• . I Movie 10:110-Efe Gu• 10: ~- I ' Fuo School l:te-.Ne111 1:11-.New 1:111-.N. . ...kw Dafty Word ""' Davy IIIII GoUalll Soc. Securlt, Boza 12:11-.Newa ~·-- .II WIMire - - ,....... ~II.BNpiW J. J'.clpQC- ...... . ......... .•.---"".uti . . ..... WliTN TV·ll 1:110Slarcber 1:111 Mike DovcJu Secret 8tarm 1:10Iackie Oblinger -~" t;IO- n .. ., 110-TodaJ ... . 1:ao-AII0111, 1'w l:lll- WeJIII 7:067:7:307:4J- NewiJWedGame Time For Ul I'4NIIID I Nm I: A- 1:01 Allolber World '1ll Ttll Trulll l:to The Weal r U:A-Nen The McCoya 1:111 Newt lt:30-CGDcerllnl. • •• JoeUao 11.:11 lbowdolll JI:OO ~aopudf: .As · -World · · pTuntl ... JI:IO Nen <1 ;, Secret Storm Jackie Obllftler Lucy n:oo ChaiD Let!Air AIMty Griffilll 11:30 Showdowa Dick Vu Dyu J2:lltJ-.Jeopardy Love ol Life J2:2ti News ,11:111 Swln&ID' . Searcll For Tomor Guldlli Liebl . 12:*- . the Mister ups were Monty I Mr. and Mn. W ton, Rt. !U, and '(: daUKhter of M Robinsoa of G• lair bids to becomt In history IIIII fairly c first two days ··-·..... Jl:lt lwhtgflt 11:4$- ~ 8:30- 1:00 MUte DoUKias 1:3&10:00-Eye Guesa 10:25- NeWI 10: 31).-Coocenl : ~ .!, "!_D _ WSAZTV-.1 1:45-Com Cob l:tiii-NOWI ~ ,,~ ' arQ' olber lli'O"!BIIonal "'!f88' 10M ..Jill •llllil.,. Enuiq Showa HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS WITH SAVINGS OF ,, J)aytinie Show • tl SOD of !If Mltcllel~ j dlaru}llllll many a Jl.millute per In Gallipoli: from Swaa q sldre, and affec~ Yll~!n, COIItervill" Gntnde areas. Thi customers at I I· 1' c are (top, left. to right),. a~d Ch<1rlotte Sizoo and n Sm1th, S~aron Chapman, 1fthe groom's older brother, $mith is the former White !ended colleg+ in Washinga others are ~lose g_irlhood _, persons hid mu.. crounds. The majol' evllll Dllht was CI'Olllllnl MIA Debbie dattgh~er of Mr. anc ard Leedy of Chili was selected as que ups were Gay Bast lllr of Mr. and Mn Bastiani: Su1aa Fra· ler of Mr. IIIII Mra. ell of Rt. 1 Gallipol da Blackburn, daua Mrs. Rlndolpb Bidwell. daughter GRAB BAGS SOtyo '' . Success Doesn't Spoil Young Television Star chll•tlren Uve at 1;.' Mra. Earl Smith, won the Mill SURPRISES . Guaranteecl59c or More Value. Sewing and Hair Notions--- SUREFIRE atlenllon·«ef ter ala J,ondon movie pr mlere wee atlre!S Ll) ll•kl wh• toppe~ off . daull~g dr•ss with a da·. dlttl imlli. I and Little Ml contest. ' Ta: •• • ' 'I call upon all here ID be witltesses of this union which I have now roy Fire departme active in many ci CHILDRENS oW SHORT SLEEVE c .•• ll . He is a member THE SECOND D saw livestock; aad Klwanlans; day. There 11 attending the '1'1 which leatwi POLO SHIRTS ~' Masonic Order and •• "lw ~ ..- Institute Holdiug Its ,Firs~ AnnUal AWard; PresCntatioD Ul lhl! Hi c • ., t-- ~ ... curtail! dnpplll, 0 81-11 sp WI on . • Co. , ... c Size ru m~t the '~y~r ·I' l ' one on Wednesday!; : also &ettilll steaD~!! the coming lOJrd M fair Aug. 18-20. E...-ly American, Swan Arm ••ttu ~Hall.·: News ' nuoliliat~ .. ah • _...,_, . f.a.r iq a four-hour cnll: take on t~ party ill G: Half Millit)·" lfJ . Obsert'~ · ffiROSHIMA '(UP!) For wliJ be conllln awes, Ill . mllllllb people ttiU pauq at In honor of an ·event they know people '!~0 died In , COUNTY COMMISSIONERS preclsel:• 8:14 t.m., Sunday only fl'OIII! books. Ollhe ~.ooo eotly 1968 from d~~~=~ lhb week 1pproprltled $1,100 mornln& to observe the 21st who lived here when the bomb coMecled with ,the I to the peat anc1, mosquito con. &Mivers•ry of an event thol In !ell only 100,000 remain today. l'ndl•ll<·•'· •. tro1 pmaram of th.e county an ominous way changed the The cily 1s full of new lllltj Government O)!llciaiiiiiNI·wiUI hellth deparlml!lll. Tbe money lives of the world's lhm billion prosperous laces brought here lay wr•atos vn the m~l)lorlal,l wlll.poy for fOC applicatOr, and populaUon. by the new encl' prosperouallocaled In the p1rk at a m!Jt appllrator. City resl· But little more than . a Ulduatrles-moally shlpbulldlq of the Jkelelll ·once denll are pralsllll the ,.0r~ of &narled Jrey .dome with a and electronlco - that have lnduatrlitl ahlblllon the ptocram In Galllpollo, swatch of rreens~ard and • made life belter than ever !.! The dome Ia on ~hl-h nu just about killed oH museum at Its base remain as was before the war. •. collapse from -~ all the 11101quttoes. Commission- physical evidence of the atomic Those who 11aiher ln the Jhe jlpen llr ·sfnce ers alao tpproprialed ~.1100 for bomb that destroyed Hiroshima Peace , Park wUI probably. bati demandf,d Illbe dOim the M. and R. highway funds. In IHS. Include several I h o u sa n d because they . did ·to This year, like last and nex~ forelgllett tnd residents of !e the vestiles GALLIPOLIS commlas1oner1 Utlrty to fifty thousand people other parts of Jopan who have . stlndbliln the center of approve! a contract for th e wlll gather In the Peace Park eome here m attell!l meellnas ty. ·• enclneerllll work on _the new before the rullled d01110 to protestlnl lhe bomb. 1 But after much deb.ale • wtler line from Tuu Rd., to renew their appeals for world Pall look In Vtall lllro8hlma Clly Anembly the new Robbins-Myers plant peace and mllke a oilent prayer They wDJ watch Mayor eently , decided to ,_keep it on Bob McCormick Rd. E. S. for the 78,000 who died- In lbe Sltln!o, Hamal place In a forever as a symbol Of peace. Preaton and Assoclatts were man-made sun that burst aver memorial vault the 18th volume The assemb1y -wlp pay employed. They also approved Hiroshima that day . ~f a set of books- you might ~I ,000 to permanenUy nretoer<"o l. adverllalftl for a new d u m p Tralllc WUI Stop even call It an Inventory- the dome. . truck for the garbage depart· AI exacUy 8:14 . a.m., all containing the names of _those Mayor Ham~ Is ·~:~:::~1 ment, and approved the Jlltl7 traffic In the city wdl otop, 11!1 who died In the bombing or he has done 10 the estimated budget to be presen~ II dtd that day 21 years trom it. appeal to the world for ed to the county budget com- after the 829 "En?la Gay" The hilesl volume will and prosperity for mi.,lons. They defeated a<llon droned ~sst the Ctty . .And all on tho offer of a street exlen· the city s 500.000 . restdents will sion off upper Third Ave .• pause for one rrunule of silent which was offered free, but P._r_, ay_er_._ _ _ _ _ __ vited. of rodrse, p M I .,. ·' I' •r ( r ' �•• .' . • .'·. 1. I r '· i . ' ·, k • .. ">lo I i . .' ' .r W~st . Hal~ ~~ the GaUlpoU~ State Institute, will be lbe scene ofthe flrat annual service a· ward presentation to personnel of the Institute, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The. program will oven with musiC from 7 to 7.30 p.m: Fath· er Adolph GolublewskJ w1U give the Invocation. He .Is CalltoUc ciJW>Ialif at the lnslltute. _!9tteil_ Borden wlll have •' }' ' " ·· ' ....c -·- ' ' . 'j io \• I' .... I ·f • I . • .... .., ~ I -~ • charge of the presentation 'or evenlna will ·be given by Mr.,lhe lnst~u!AI. A •,social hour will 1 F!l!lnie · !Jane~, Nealy, Harriso~.[ ~na ~Jantz, Grace Roach, VIV·I o:ier Br~on, .:. Eari.~. pins. Frank R. Ford, M.D., a• W~yne Ward, direcfl>r oi •S!ate foiiO\I'. · Wilma Harri~· ~arle Hawk· ,ian Tope, Charlotte Robettlt,~rt Caldwell, Ni'lban ' ct.y, slstant superintendent, will Jn. Peraonpel. . Names of. those to receive •· ·Ins, Mary tJenry ,, Audrey Hoi· •Erma Ro~lnson, Mary Rollin;, Cbarles q,rbln, Slanfonl "r,:·~~= lroduce •peakers. 'PruentalloJI of.awards to the warda liy year gro\Jps follow: Iloy, Nellie Jacksmt; Edna JpllJi· 1LlJUan Saunders, Eunlce Shane, meens, ·William Ctomll!h. Fred A welcome will be given by dllfere . nt)'ear 'II'OUJ>S ' \VIll be Wllb 10 years of service, but lson, Freda Joh~O!'. H!W!IRela"Sheets, Goldie Shellon,I Ctouse, "Wafter Danner, Tbom·, Dr. Ferdinand E. Fournier, ou- llllido by",RobeJ'I Cornwell, bus- lestll·lhan i5; 'Women, Grace . Kingrey, Rose·.~ Lambert, Jane tMary Simms, Margarej Smith, as Davll, Chlrfes Delllii!Y, . perlntendenl of the institute. iriess !11$18ger; . Dr. , samuel Atklhs<ill, Iva .llllrcua, Ruth !Layne, Blanche Lemon, Lydia Ajma Stauffer, Mary Strait, ert ~Jes Mr. Nelson Walkins, execuUve Bouarcl, Dr. ·lcird, Dr. FOUJ'1>- 1Bennett, •faul(ne, B,re\oer, Max· Luman, Opal McGu.ire, Mary !MIIdred Swain, Helen Walter, secretary of the Ohio Ci•lller, an4' lit. Wayne Ward. 1ne Conley, Leo . n~ Drummond, Miller, Odna Montgomery, Mar· IRebecCl! Willis, Lillian Wolford.lert Service Employees Associalfon, , . program will cloee 1Vitb Alberta .File, Martha Fraley, tha Mooney, E;Pna Niday, Ro. , !.len, Fotreol Aik)nson, .Rich• Frank •..,..,,,.....u. will extend greetings. the benedlcUou I!}' Rev. Nyle Elfie. Garrbcl, Flossie Gothard, rna Northup, Dreama Parrish, l' ard · Baker, Charles Bar· ' French , Jr ~;i~~;1;; The featured opeech of the Borden, Protestaitt. chaplain ai!AMOila George, Luuloe Haffelt, Lillie Posey, Nova! Philllps ,cua, Orin IHansen, - ... . ---- 1 Luci, Pat are Married At High Noon Saturday ....... f \ ~ .. ':· . ,,.. '·. I! i i ~ ii .... il l .., '0.., II: "':; i. lljl "•= ~ • o:z =-s i "tt .~ ( ! ,I i f I 1f: ~r ~ i f ~ t.~2 'II lc. ln~ ,,, "'"'' ilh"1 • '"'':!:!' ,.., I I e:r: I 4 < I , l • =I • •-' ·{ I r ' II • I i, .. ,• j ": l F.F.F.F. ·4 Sllf~ i ~~ ~!fl!li 1!!8 118 'I· 1i r~ I I a:: ~ if r .. i8~ H ~""' i= ..,f I u oi · rl ., ... ..,. ~a:;,c:; i['r i n i! r1 f. ~r .,. M IC~ S:SI5 • • • ,.. .... -o--. • :z:z I • l I I ; If II 15'I • . i i r ir I ~ ~.. if! i · •ail i rrr !li 'I ii Jli! :! : E '! I 1 i l fl if i ~~ t . fi r i II i i Ii . • •~ i I ''r ... , ., _."' ·~ ··· ~ ....... .............. . .--·-~~ ..... ...... ..,_, ~ I ) �•• .' . • .'·. 1. I r '· i . ' ·, k • .. ">lo I i . .' ' .r W~st . Hal~ ~~ the GaUlpoU~ State Institute, will be lbe scene ofthe flrat annual service a· ward presentation to personnel of the Institute, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The. program will oven with musiC from 7 to 7.30 p.m: Fath· er Adolph GolublewskJ w1U give the Invocation. He .Is CalltoUc ciJW>Ialif at the lnslltute. _!9tteil_ Borden wlll have •' }' ' " ·· ' ....c -·- ' ' . 'j io \• I' .... I ·f • I . • .... .., ~ I -~ • charge of the presentation 'or evenlna will ·be given by Mr.,lhe lnst~u!AI. A •,social hour will 1 F!l!lnie · !Jane~, Nealy, Harriso~.[ ~na ~Jantz, Grace Roach, VIV·I o:ier Br~on, .:. Eari.~. pins. Frank R. Ford, M.D., a• W~yne Ward, direcfl>r oi •S!ate foiiO\I'. · Wilma Harri~· ~arle Hawk· ,ian Tope, Charlotte Robettlt,~rt Caldwell, Ni'lban ' ct.y, slstant superintendent, will Jn. Peraonpel. . Names of. those to receive •· ·Ins, Mary tJenry ,, Audrey Hoi· •Erma Ro~lnson, Mary Rollin;, Cbarles q,rbln, Slanfonl "r,:·~~= lroduce •peakers. 'PruentalloJI of.awards to the warda liy year gro\Jps follow: Iloy, Nellie Jacksmt; Edna JpllJi· 1LlJUan Saunders, Eunlce Shane, meens, ·William Ctomll!h. Fred A welcome will be given by dllfere . nt)'ear 'II'OUJ>S ' \VIll be Wllb 10 years of service, but lson, Freda Joh~O!'. H!W!IRela"Sheets, Goldie Shellon,I Ctouse, "Wafter Danner, Tbom·, Dr. Ferdinand E. Fournier, ou- llllido by",RobeJ'I Cornwell, bus- lestll·lhan i5; 'Women, Grace . Kingrey, Rose·.~ Lambert, Jane tMary Simms, Margarej Smith, as Davll, Chlrfes Delllii!Y, . perlntendenl of the institute. iriess !11$18ger; . Dr. , samuel Atklhs<ill, Iva .llllrcua, Ruth !Layne, Blanche Lemon, Lydia Ajma Stauffer, Mary Strait, ert ~Jes Mr. Nelson Walkins, execuUve Bouarcl, Dr. ·lcird, Dr. FOUJ'1>- 1Bennett, •faul(ne, B,re\oer, Max· Luman, Opal McGu.ire, Mary !MIIdred Swain, Helen Walter, secretary of the Ohio Ci•lller, an4' lit. Wayne Ward. 1ne Conley, Leo . n~ Drummond, Miller, Odna Montgomery, Mar· IRebecCl! Willis, Lillian Wolford.lert Service Employees Associalfon, , . program will cloee 1Vitb Alberta .File, Martha Fraley, tha Mooney, E;Pna Niday, Ro. , !.len, Fotreol Aik)nson, .Rich• Frank •..,..,,,.....u. will extend greetings. the benedlcUou I!}' Rev. Nyle Elfie. Garrbcl, Flossie Gothard, rna Northup, Dreama Parrish, l' ard · Baker, Charles Bar· ' French , Jr ~;i~~;1;; The featured opeech of the Borden, Protestaitt. chaplain ai!AMOila George, Luuloe Haffelt, Lillie Posey, Nova! Philllps ,cua, Orin IHansen, - ... . ---- 1 Luci, Pat are Married At High Noon Saturday ....... f \ ~ .. ':· . ,,.. '·. I! i i ~ ii .... il l .., '0.., II: "':; i. lljl "•= ~ • o:z =-s i "tt .~ ( ! ,I i f I 1f: ~r ~ i f ~ t.~2 'II lc. ln~ ,,, "'"'' ilh"1 • '"'':!:!' ,.., I I e:r: I 4 < I , l • =I • •-' ·{ I r ' II • I i, .. ,• j ": l F.F.F.F. ·4 Sllf~ i ~~ ~!fl!li 1!!8 118 'I· 1i r~ I I a:: ~ if r .. i8~ H ~""' i= ..,f I u oi · rl ., ... ..,. ~a:;,c:; i['r i n i! r1 f. ~r .,. M IC~ S:SI5 • • • ,.. .... -o--. • :z:z I • l I I ; If II 15'I • . i i r ir I ~ ~.. if! i · •ail i rrr !li 'I ii Jli! :! : E '! I 1 i l fl if i ~~ t . fi r i II i i Ii . • •~ i I ''r ... , ., _."' ·~ ··· ~ ....... .............. . .--·-~~ ..... ...... ..,_, ~ I ) �.. •. ' ,, -. Business SerVi Animal Life UDIATOI W.4NTED1 SERVICE !!f li\i~ Rac11"~or. &i e Cor eTruck e jjaot,r l'urntturt and household pods We will buy cum. pi~~-• estates or smalJ loti Call 8Jru cnbe 9 Plant ~aft JO Femlnme a()JH!ll&Uon 11 Promonlor 17 Cyllnd.rlca I 0 Girl'• n am 23Aill!f:.' t 4 Cavern 25 Clan of KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION :n Grammalln\ OOl'JiilUdlOD · ~ uo n .....- Somedlan'! foil !slangl () l'relu!tOr\c ch1scl• \1 Surrendcn 1.! Highest po int EKhiblt ellk:tronie Ord.efinl! Ta sPNct Our Drh't·ln Coro elulldouf eAny 1'ypo ICRYICE IS MIRII HONIJj S4[f.S :&. , . 11 DNI oJi 'rMI' ' I" ' • •NIICI$1 ~~~lOLII . ' ',1 (......,.,' Diet( UWL'INGS ' .. ' ' '' Crow's Steak ·House KEITH GOBLE FORD vertebratea 26 Bestial 21 Wret<:hed ~; ~· • IAI Et• Earn MoM'( and Prizeo Dallvarint Tho Daily Santlnal to aotabllohod · B.l~~ttnCJrs . 'lfY 2-2193 .........• • t - Alignment Shop w· . :& LYONS l'llono 992-3576 M1in St. ltemt,., t ' Vormerly Grue.ser Bod1 Worb Po,.,.oy .. I' Route CALL 992·2156 NOW REPRESENTING SUMMER SALE! MEIGS CQUNTY (Thuro.-Fri.-Sit.) iJ~ . UJII!D WITM FULL SERVICE eP~RTSfor All Models · At !!educed Prices J::~~ rw 11aue11 D. Wood, 14&4tll ROUTE 124 At S1Jra_cus e Corporation In locaiU. • Free esflinateh .55 A. tobai!CO base, school bus 81111 mall route, close 10 Rio Grande $14,500. Harless .,. L .TRAILER SALE~- FOR FARMERS e'l'l:l..County Sen'teePlus Mason Co West Va. e31 Yean Experience •Including houses and =========~=~7.:='":"":""=.:=;=; Real Estate For S•!•_ Real Estate For Sale BOB E. BYI!If .. 125 Fairlane Dr. MldclltJMJrt Roek Springs Soeihy Notes Rural Churcbes " WRITE ERNES1 THORNS Thurm1n, Ohio or'Phont 245-5269 tt eTOOLS S..At BlG BEND . PAINTING balb; on old Route !5. eiOAT PAINT Notice FAMU.Y srocery store, good location, oeU buDding IncludIng equipment 81111 Invoice stock. MOTORS eiOATS & MOTOIII Metropolittn Motors Evei\fngo and Saturday Fo~st Run Block C:o. f•r Tho lleat In Cinder I Cancr~te DILLON AGENCY Terrific Home Buy 4 DR - 2 on firs! floor - 2 second, dining room, full basement, with J rec. room summer kl~en. Can 1011 per cenl Alii(,. Loooard. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearlll visited bri.Oy ....,.,lly wllb Mrs. Jolin Smiib, IUid wllb Smilhl ....ta. Jfr.· ... 1tilh Mrs. Woyett Thompoon ond the Denlie. Mrs . Marcia Delay of Albany, M~. Perry Smili Melanie, Mr. IUid Mtl. Smith and family of Central Nottce Condition Big Value tunbasent«~lall year old loca~ IUSI e11y OII]IOraUol. Shown appolntmelll _, IIOIIART DIUA)N, REAIIJI'OK Forhnt taellle•... J!Mrardllllll-=• TRAILER apace 011 0 r a v e I Hili, Middleporl, 0. P·b o D flll2.3781. a ., ,'L ' ; E;lubtp Hl'ta Bill Ndllp tflllll- j i NEGOTIATDBS NEEDED WASIIIIIGToN (UP!) - Seo- " r • open a dayo· a week: MODo day lhrougb Saturday. We have radio and telerislaD repair. also plenty of aallqUe ltellll. Malo St. In RuOBDCI, 0. Pb. 74Ua ' I) lie J BR hoine, beaulllul built-Ill ldlcben, 2 batbs, 2 log fireplaces, I large I,, ~AIL V CROSSWORD 1~ • 1·--:~~~-~~.!~:~ra:rr;;;~~ llary Slate·oiiiOr Deaa Communlst Rlllk ..ys ~of and 1 JialiOos ~~~~::~::: ;~ I a. Boy'• name • ..._, t,Bow . 1L ': randlu 7.Piice of • :'T!Ik>k - 8. V1p0ra balce4 clay 28.Imn; .,.. 17. Lol>lo \1111 ought to ba looking toward negotiations to oolye the 20,'flend todh, 11. Olr1'1 u ra.)'8 Jlieknam.e 28. Don1fJI.o · tic Viet Nam problem raiber lha• offering "volunteers" to belp 11.0•... 29. Reeto: lG. Allnond or 12. Vea. ~ 1s. Fllh • 11. j.l1le Jf. Not tUrt:7 -20:Drone 10. :Alo~· ·.~1. JltiUlpplne lhe Communisls flghl "What we would prefer. II 11".St ' · . lhal they send some negotiators to Geneva/' said Rusk ·at a news oonlerence Friday. "Wbal we want are oome penpio ill striped pauls, not people In uniforms. And I will be there 10 •-.::co. -•=. 1 talk aboul peace in Soutbeast Asia -perhaps oot wiib striped ' " •.~. 1& . J.f. HI!.. l<ttOr ~ ., - 23.- ., . JI1'IUii>loa •• • IS. flollor 31!. Wldt. yom ;II. C.... .:rr. Kind "' lioo 22, Oerluni: . 24. Olrfa -· Abbr. ao. ca- dence 81. Under~ world 81111 pd tory 31.PM<otul 3S.Renown factora SP. Rorntted ai.Handl· ~. >leloclf tO.Haadlo bealflll; Obfo. End your sewer Wo b..e aU -size sew mac~? ,Jf IDI!O. Ress!lll8ble rafles. WY S-2974, clay 11t ljlgbt. .tumONill 81•plell Sen1cl Crib Hradlor<l ... c. tiiWirU8D Raolno, Oldo I I USED FURNITURE. QoLL HOU!e Ntm!"!'J lranspnr ha\!l;!o available, USED FURNITURE SALE .... -· I / \!'<,JOAN K ' \ ...... _.. ... . ·· .:t ~ . ' :tOO Yotr Old lookc•" Antique buyers! .•. You must see this, give me an-offerl 1 - GE Refrlger1tor r11l nlc. 69;95 You would want this one. - ,;,.,;_ ' I- Rebuilt Meyt1g W11her 61.00 All repainted, guaranteed for 3 mo. • , fttl . . LORI~I . , lilt llolpolzd Appll-: l!:ledrlo. , • .. " J1l 1 - Used Werm Morning Heater, 65,000 BTU, bottle.d ga, with bulk tank •• .. Now Only 119.00 ,.. I - Used Siegler Fuel Oil Heeter ~ld Jut yeer for 269.95 _ buy It now for 169.~ : KNOTTS :4622 Ill ·APPLIANCES 5eledion of Living Room Suites _ $25 up , We Will Buy Any :Amciunt, lncludint Complete E4fatea rates also for !bopping . working moibers, ~ouriy. ! ly or """kiy rates. Pb. .;.:;I,;:;:.;::-.~;=-:-=-:::+~:= .. FURNITURE AND t lS Wrlie,rn.•qt:lll Wentect .To Do ~~,,111r. J �.. •. ' ,, -. Business SerVi Animal Life UDIATOI W.4NTED1 SERVICE !!f li\i~ Rac11"~or. &i e Cor eTruck e jjaot,r l'urntturt and household pods We will buy cum. pi~~-• estates or smalJ loti Call 8Jru cnbe 9 Plant ~aft JO Femlnme a()JH!ll&Uon 11 Promonlor 17 Cyllnd.rlca I 0 Girl'• n am 23Aill!f:.' t 4 Cavern 25 Clan of KNOTTS USED FURNITURE and AUCTION :n Grammalln\ OOl'JiilUdlOD · ~ uo n .....- Somedlan'! foil !slangl () l'relu!tOr\c ch1scl• \1 Surrendcn 1.! Highest po int EKhiblt ellk:tronie Ord.efinl! Ta sPNct Our Drh't·ln Coro elulldouf eAny 1'ypo ICRYICE IS MIRII HONIJj S4[f.S :&. , . 11 DNI oJi 'rMI' ' I" ' • •NIICI$1 ~~~lOLII . ' ',1 (......,.,' Diet( UWL'INGS ' .. ' ' '' Crow's Steak ·House KEITH GOBLE FORD vertebratea 26 Bestial 21 Wret<:hed ~; ~· • IAI Et• Earn MoM'( and Prizeo Dallvarint Tho Daily Santlnal to aotabllohod · B.l~~ttnCJrs . 'lfY 2-2193 .........• • t - Alignment Shop w· . :& LYONS l'llono 992-3576 M1in St. ltemt,., t ' Vormerly Grue.ser Bod1 Worb Po,.,.oy .. I' Route CALL 992·2156 NOW REPRESENTING SUMMER SALE! MEIGS CQUNTY (Thuro.-Fri.-Sit.) iJ~ . UJII!D WITM FULL SERVICE eP~RTSfor All Models · At !!educed Prices J::~~ rw 11aue11 D. Wood, 14&4tll ROUTE 124 At S1Jra_cus e Corporation In locaiU. • Free esflinateh .55 A. tobai!CO base, school bus 81111 mall route, close 10 Rio Grande $14,500. Harless .,. L .TRAILER SALE~- FOR FARMERS e'l'l:l..County Sen'teePlus Mason Co West Va. e31 Yean Experience •Including houses and =========~=~7.:='":"":""=.:=;=; Real Estate For S•!•_ Real Estate For Sale BOB E. BYI!If .. 125 Fairlane Dr. MldclltJMJrt Roek Springs Soeihy Notes Rural Churcbes " WRITE ERNES1 THORNS Thurm1n, Ohio or'Phont 245-5269 tt eTOOLS S..At BlG BEND . PAINTING balb; on old Route !5. eiOAT PAINT Notice FAMU.Y srocery store, good location, oeU buDding IncludIng equipment 81111 Invoice stock. MOTORS eiOATS & MOTOIII Metropolittn Motors Evei\fngo and Saturday Fo~st Run Block C:o. f•r Tho lleat In Cinder I Cancr~te DILLON AGENCY Terrific Home Buy 4 DR - 2 on firs! floor - 2 second, dining room, full basement, with J rec. room summer kl~en. Can 1011 per cenl Alii(,. Loooard. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearlll visited bri.Oy ....,.,lly wllb Mrs. Jolin Smiib, IUid wllb Smilhl ....ta. Jfr.· ... 1tilh Mrs. Woyett Thompoon ond the Denlie. Mrs . Marcia Delay of Albany, M~. Perry Smili Melanie, Mr. IUid Mtl. Smith and family of Central Nottce Condition Big Value tunbasent«~lall year old loca~ IUSI e11y OII]IOraUol. Shown appolntmelll _, IIOIIART DIUA)N, REAIIJI'OK Forhnt taellle•... J!Mrardllllll-=• TRAILER apace 011 0 r a v e I Hili, Middleporl, 0. P·b o D flll2.3781. a ., ,'L ' ; E;lubtp Hl'ta Bill Ndllp tflllll- j i NEGOTIATDBS NEEDED WASIIIIIGToN (UP!) - Seo- " r • open a dayo· a week: MODo day lhrougb Saturday. We have radio and telerislaD repair. also plenty of aallqUe ltellll. Malo St. In RuOBDCI, 0. Pb. 74Ua ' I) lie J BR hoine, beaulllul built-Ill ldlcben, 2 batbs, 2 log fireplaces, I large I,, ~AIL V CROSSWORD 1~ • 1·--:~~~-~~.!~:~ra:rr;;;~~ llary Slate·oiiiOr Deaa Communlst Rlllk ..ys ~of and 1 JialiOos ~~~~::~::: ;~ I a. Boy'• name • ..._, t,Bow . 1L ': randlu 7.Piice of • :'T!Ik>k - 8. V1p0ra balce4 clay 28.Imn; .,.. 17. Lol>lo \1111 ought to ba looking toward negotiations to oolye the 20,'flend todh, 11. Olr1'1 u ra.)'8 Jlieknam.e 28. Don1fJI.o · tic Viet Nam problem raiber lha• offering "volunteers" to belp 11.0•... 29. Reeto: lG. Allnond or 12. Vea. ~ 1s. Fllh • 11. j.l1le Jf. Not tUrt:7 -20:Drone 10. :Alo~· ·.~1. JltiUlpplne lhe Communisls flghl "What we would prefer. II 11".St ' · . lhal they send some negotiators to Geneva/' said Rusk ·at a news oonlerence Friday. "Wbal we want are oome penpio ill striped pauls, not people In uniforms. And I will be there 10 •-.::co. -•=. 1 talk aboul peace in Soutbeast Asia -perhaps oot wiib striped ' " •.~. 1& . J.f. HI!.. l<ttOr ~ ., - 23.- ., . JI1'IUii>loa •• • IS. flollor 31!. Wldt. yom ;II. C.... .:rr. Kind "' lioo 22, Oerluni: . 24. Olrfa -· Abbr. ao. ca- dence 81. Under~ world 81111 pd tory 31.PM<otul 3S.Renown factora SP. Rorntted ai.Handl· ~. >leloclf tO.Haadlo bealflll; Obfo. End your sewer Wo b..e aU -size sew mac~? ,Jf IDI!O. Ress!lll8ble rafles. WY S-2974, clay 11t ljlgbt. .tumONill 81•plell Sen1cl Crib Hradlor<l ... c. tiiWirU8D Raolno, Oldo I I USED FURNITURE. QoLL HOU!e Ntm!"!'J lranspnr ha\!l;!o available, USED FURNITURE SALE .... -· I / \!'<,JOAN K ' \ ...... _.. ... . ·· .:t ~ . ' :tOO Yotr Old lookc•" Antique buyers! .•. You must see this, give me an-offerl 1 - GE Refrlger1tor r11l nlc. 69;95 You would want this one. - ,;,.,;_ ' I- Rebuilt Meyt1g W11her 61.00 All repainted, guaranteed for 3 mo. • , fttl . . LORI~I . , lilt llolpolzd Appll-: l!:ledrlo. , • .. " J1l 1 - Used Werm Morning Heater, 65,000 BTU, bottle.d ga, with bulk tank •• .. Now Only 119.00 ,.. I - Used Siegler Fuel Oil Heeter ~ld Jut yeer for 269.95 _ buy It now for 169.~ : KNOTTS :4622 Ill ·APPLIANCES 5eledion of Living Room Suites _ $25 up , We Will Buy Any :Amciunt, lncludint Complete E4fatea rates also for !bopping . working moibers, ~ouriy. ! ly or """kiy rates. Pb. .;.:;I,;:;:.;::-.~;=-:-=-:::+~:= .. FURNITURE AND t lS Wrlie,rn.•qt:lll Wentect .To Do ~~,,111r. J �,:,.. -, . ~1 ""' l ' ""~ •.,..,· .,,,"' iii' ~ '1· {~:}·._', '·, " •1 ('' -,. QUICK QUIZZ. I t '. \ ... ~ ~. . ' j t Y, ·- · 0 · c· 1 ittfl· ., j " • , .. ' i '. , i ... ' ' ' ~ '! ' . .. ' .I '~ ' '· "~ ~,. ~ ., \ :. ' '' . .-· ,. . , 'l. ,, :,- ........ ' ' ' ' 1,. , ;; I' '· ., ,. * ~. , .J ! ' '~ ' - 1966 BUICKS NOW I SACRIFICE • PRICES I I'M 601N61\) A~K'la<J A @JIE5nON, MD 1'1> LIKE A 5TAA16ltt AN~IIIER .. I ~· .GOOD LOCK iie burnet eat ., Negro youtla FOR OUR AltGUST FUR·NIJURE · SALE I EXAMPLE: 1.966 LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDAN ePOWER STEERING -WR\'IWER BRAKES ,e.A.UT,OMATIC TRANSMISSION eRADIO .e ·WHITEW ALLS e WHEEL COVERS eTlNTED GLASS \' J,. AT ~ contail!dn; nded dllliDJ · ~~ sLoot, , s ,Aars • nsmg i of .. ·' 1 were 1\>g G1llipolis, Ohio Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ALWAYS SHOP i • canr. 'l'lll I OD slalldflew o! adoo toolghl, ~tu lour · -Were collfrontetl it flung rockl llld trucks. IDJiflled Na'E~ KNOW WHAT~ 60tN6 ON .. I PICKENS.11ARDWARE! . ...,,. FOR I' Ilion tbU •• jqt,. . . mel-~ IIDIOI"S rr'S NEVER TQQ HOT TO SHOP 95 Where can you buy better at this low price! Everybody knows it'l ·Pickens Hardware, · a n d everybody knows where Pickens ~ policemell ....... ' t alert. m were flf 1 jeering youths. PICKENS FIRST 26" BICYCLE SPECIAL I! fro= ::2 ~grOI!I. ALWAY'S 'SHOP PICK E·NS FIR.ST arrested • ~·aid .. · weretwo willie l GIRLS' or BOYS' about•to. 1'-11 automobllll lotinJ IIIII l1nbiC ll'· .SMITH BUICK CO. 1 a 10 per ceut Jlioa Ill a cily IIIII 'L· TEMPS was Ill delr • EVERY AUGUST WE HAVE BIG DISCOUNT on WALLPAPER . For this week we are giving 30% dl• off regular selling price. Every , $1.0Q,you spend, you ,,av~ 30c•.;Qlfh •"'! CartY! ' · tb TURNS YOU LOOSE! let's You .Do OI}Oq~2, The Things REG. PRICE You Like 30!.GAUON~Gas .. ·.. .Water HEATER BestNow at our discount prlce famoUI Mitchell Spinning Reel. ~.elular ·. PLAY! selling price 34.95. Our price this week only --------------------- ~ .· .GLASS LINED q~:~~tO',d ~o -·yeirs; C~oiPT~ty '1\jj healer · *11't' beal 'l'hl* w~e~ Century Johnson Spinning Reel 44 Never did you see this Century .Johnson Spinning Reel so low in price. Everybody knows what, John. '"" 100-B Reel is. Our price tbia week ---------"---------------- : IN WHITE Lasts Longer! -~ 'GAL. ONLY '· This Week _Only! ZEBCO SPINNING REEL MODEL 202 OUR PRICE Never before tbiJ low. II'• hard 14 be- 2 39 . uev,, butlrllo. Oorprlee_ Open Eve111 Da~. All Dar 1:00 til $:30" EST- Sat. Nighll Til-8 EST• .· ' ,_ ... _.. .,_ O M·- ···· ,, . . 95 · ' ' ,. ln dowa llnrQ 11:311 IJD. UDdlil ·is. ' ' • ec1 the met~~ II Jlilol early lollay, Trade-Ins Accepted. J ' Midi, (UP!) "'" ; 10% DOWN•PAYMENT, 37~~ MONTHS TO PAY Upper Rte. 7 I 1 -- ... - / rrs~ . MSEO:UP O'Neal . I Grant ;ounced �,:,.. -, . ~1 ""' l ' ""~ •.,..,· .,,,"' iii' ~ '1· {~:}·._', '·, " •1 ('' -,. QUICK QUIZZ. I t '. \ ... ~ ~. . ' j t Y, ·- · 0 · c· 1 ittfl· ., j " • , .. ' i '. , i ... ' ' ' ~ '! ' . .. ' .I '~ ' '· "~ ~,. ~ ., \ :. ' '' . .-· ,. . , 'l. ,, :,- ........ ' ' ' ' 1,. , ;; I' '· ., ,. * ~. , .J ! ' '~ ' - 1966 BUICKS NOW I SACRIFICE • PRICES I I'M 601N61\) A~K'la<J A @JIE5nON, MD 1'1> LIKE A 5TAA16ltt AN~IIIER .. I ~· .GOOD LOCK iie burnet eat ., Negro youtla FOR OUR AltGUST FUR·NIJURE · SALE I EXAMPLE: 1.966 LeSABRE 4 DOOR SEDAN ePOWER STEERING -WR\'IWER BRAKES ,e.A.UT,OMATIC TRANSMISSION eRADIO .e ·WHITEW ALLS e WHEEL COVERS eTlNTED GLASS \' J,. AT ~ contail!dn; nded dllliDJ · ~~ sLoot, , s ,Aars • nsmg i of .. ·' 1 were 1\>g G1llipolis, Ohio Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ALWAYS SHOP i • canr. 'l'lll I OD slalldflew o! adoo toolghl, ~tu lour · -Were collfrontetl it flung rockl llld trucks. IDJiflled Na'E~ KNOW WHAT~ 60tN6 ON .. I PICKENS.11ARDWARE! . ...,,. FOR I' Ilion tbU •• jqt,. . . mel-~ IIDIOI"S rr'S NEVER TQQ HOT TO SHOP 95 Where can you buy better at this low price! Everybody knows it'l ·Pickens Hardware, · a n d everybody knows where Pickens ~ policemell ....... ' t alert. m were flf 1 jeering youths. PICKENS FIRST 26" BICYCLE SPECIAL I! fro= ::2 ~grOI!I. ALWAY'S 'SHOP PICK E·NS FIR.ST arrested • ~·aid .. · weretwo willie l GIRLS' or BOYS' about•to. 1'-11 automobllll lotinJ IIIII l1nbiC ll'· .SMITH BUICK CO. 1 a 10 per ceut Jlioa Ill a cily IIIII 'L· TEMPS was Ill delr • EVERY AUGUST WE HAVE BIG DISCOUNT on WALLPAPER . For this week we are giving 30% dl• off regular selling price. Every , $1.0Q,you spend, you ,,av~ 30c•.;Qlfh •"'! CartY! ' · tb TURNS YOU LOOSE! let's You .Do OI}Oq~2, The Things REG. PRICE You Like 30!.GAUON~Gas .. ·.. .Water HEATER BestNow at our discount prlce famoUI Mitchell Spinning Reel. ~.elular ·. PLAY! selling price 34.95. Our price this week only --------------------- ~ .· .GLASS LINED q~:~~tO',d ~o -·yeirs; C~oiPT~ty '1\jj healer · *11't' beal 'l'hl* w~e~ Century Johnson Spinning Reel 44 Never did you see this Century .Johnson Spinning Reel so low in price. Everybody knows what, John. '"" 100-B Reel is. Our price tbia week ---------"---------------- : IN WHITE Lasts Longer! -~ 'GAL. ONLY '· This Week _Only! ZEBCO SPINNING REEL MODEL 202 OUR PRICE Never before tbiJ low. II'• hard 14 be- 2 39 . uev,, butlrllo. Oorprlee_ Open Eve111 Da~. All Dar 1:00 til $:30" EST- Sat. Nighll Til-8 EST• .· ' ,_ ... _.. .,_ O M·- ···· ,, . . 95 · ' ' ,. ln dowa llnrQ 11:311 IJD. UDdlil ·is. ' ' • ec1 the met~~ II Jlilol early lollay, Trade-Ins Accepted. J ' Midi, (UP!) "'" ; 10% DOWN•PAYMENT, 37~~ MONTHS TO PAY Upper Rte. 7 I 1 -- ... - / rrs~ . MSEO:UP O'Neal . I Grant ;ounced �i ", '' ' CJI~~~ 9 ~~~~~~~~-'~~~s~ 7,1966 ..,. ;.; -~,15:55 ' +I~· ' . d•~ll.,.... ~ '~ ~ [ Many ol the garments madellr-- - . - -.... , .a. m . .; Phtup Spom .• . <r : ." ' .· • !or.modeliDa. .at the s\Vle .tmr.ue ,- . R.I.lllj'I'. JSPw!l ... lA 5:10 '!. '!1,1 H~OJ.20.fll.2"JJ-.-~I :;-c-.;-- ' . ·I••··~· I QUICK QU/ZZ ' , ., -~-· ... -·-- ~ . •, .· . l . ... l · --~ ...... - '' ., ~y·.··~ ...............:.. ....... , . ..." . . i .. ' ' ' ~~~- -. .... : ·' '· ···~. • ,I' ', -- - - -'....:·:·. . .: I •I, I ,·,·Po&oJI ..,, ___ /·~~ ,[ I . I There ' lnodeling g: .lri the annu ~st 10, at 7 auditorium. Theme H Fashion I (ree ,event .Pent of . ; I '. TODA) 1 . · ~ey· would· .. ' . ~· ,' . ~ · . . bv t.esl.l e Tur~;~;er ~... r CAPT.t\.l. . .l f:· ' ' . ..... . I · \ · ~~ -- I ·-- ... , ........ . ' .... I, J"I' I .' -~· ,, ... f 'I ' I .' . ·A ·': ·' I ·/1 !I II I I w 'iOIJ~EN- ~ Wf'ATIEN1! \ LOLifA l i ~E~ AN)(UlU!:. .1'0 P!IOC.fi~ ~It FAIEND~WIP WEET!l YOU! \I ! '' I I I ... '.· I '. c ! ''"'" ~.' ' '/ • nsmg ' BUGS . ; ' Mlch, (UPIJ .., J ff.lnle.! YeS, -fogee It war; .•,' ' ,. r·~. ~ I Upp house ' 1; • l&ng. :~)policemen itlflll$f ·.. ,, were tll'l'ested • lllt·talh&-al ill 1rere met bf PIC I • jeering youths. malned oo slaJid. QIII01'S flew o! le tonlght. » If H (OI'yr:l frpmtg, \ .t· • . ~#Wi!f/i/s/fiii'/JOSII -• ...,ilponciJng to four . . . coafronted IIOW WILL '(OU ~~Ill EXPLAIN ~DWJg rocks aot lrucks . ·II 10 per ~ Jll<nt ID a clly .. . ..., Wfi\T '!OU'RIH701NG IN MY HoUGE? OR . ' . lEliT A 6lJR6LI\R'9 .. CONVENTION 'i Wher• this I< L TEMPS .• In dog ID1m it'l . ' 11:30 a.m. 11111111 Wllll 811 ......... every is. tb . ' ' . . _,,. ' . I ... Ml : seJU: weel LET'i;; ssr Il' HIM! ' AIJD REME.MBER, , · tl ~uoor1b J</Lt.! . 'i '' ,Y I Ce Nev1 I · Johr > priCf son wee! bUB . . ~ OKAY, 80S! ~. ,1 .i " I <' . .. i . ... ~ ~ . .... .. ··-···· .. , . ...... ~- ·· · ~· ., .. . ..... ., ...,,, ·oJ '· 'WINTHROP ' Mite were , !: alert. 'More IbM ,.: ALW l~ Now 'Die . . oee. ' on:had t'· llllomllldleS ~ 1.11(/() her -fotyof" ' big b.l IIIII 1111'111111 II.. ..... ·--- aiJice if bit I i of about II tA • ed the lfreell at j!llol early tGdaT, ~g~= surpri~ /f!Jimt., ~~.:· JULY I aflflcf nor use t_.,; ' Bcht.ulflr!z, ro l~ '(OU GLUGGED ME. LAST FOUf'JH OF f!erm~~dtr tlgood cllr;mce " '• ! ' ,~ars .I. . •;.·- J , .. . ' ' by Bill :rrevse OH, o\4. OH · oH ~ I . I Grant ;ouneed �,. .,_ ) a.m.; Philip Sporn down~ ~~~~ ~~~~~~~-~~~_uu~~-~~~ ~-u~st_T,l~-I ""M:.;;,.~~t~~~~~-:;~::It . Bw~r News 11 5:55 22, 5:10 a. m.1 Harvey Jordon .. ·-~ ~ - -.. . . . . ' . . . --·-----f.·-~--- -........ - -.. -""t- . -_~ - • - - . .. _ - . - "'"7 -;". ~~!"' ~ l.p ~ - " iif!iiiili ........ ..... .,. ' I • , .. .. ·-·· "' . .... ' \ . • -' •' ) .:f._ TODJ · ;~:out ". 1 ·,, __ _, 'i'i .: . ., '· ~..... ·' ., ,. l', . . .• -r ' ....•. J - •• • ' "I ~ f . ' •' I ,I ·. · - ~- Ther( ! : , eling 1 · , the an~ · ~st 10, at. auditoriun ., I Then H Fashio~ . ~ee , even ment ott I \ l .. 1' ' I ...., . • ) •• ~; I . '. 11• • I ' I ·• i . •" ·;: ' :,.: -~ ~ .I ' - . -~..-· 1'-- -~·"· \ • • . \ ,. HASTO&RING SALAD I:'OR, I It the b111'D~Jilit 'l .en a Negro youtll d cars contalnlnj J wounded dlll'IDI · 11;- tgsLoot, tCars • Jansmg ' ~G, Mlcb, (UPI) Iango ol about 311 !AI • KNOW A SeTT!ItWAV oamed the ....... ~ .; I.., ;, e capi!AII early laday, palllllg IUiomobllll Ill, lootln& and· IDrDiDI slarma. I . 1111bs were arrested ua '·•r l! lbO .. TO DOlT:~ I 'l .; ranging from ~ I' weapona 1o dJsoldeii. Ct. Pollee 181d two C!l .i. arreSted were Wllllil ~ed 1o • 111111· ~ ,re Negroeo. • polleemeD were · ~ llert. More lbU •• =:''!er~ :;"' ~ . .. ,~q, jeerior youlhl. I ) -· .: ..., . ! i • remained on slaJid. u rumors flew of ldII'Ooble touight. D responding to lour ,' (' IS . SIMPl-Y OEUCJOUS/ MAY L I-lAVE ll-11: RE~IPE ' S:OR. 'n-1!' DRESSING? Q ADD TI-l!; ROGWEI=OR.T I THE#>~ JUSTA DASI-I Qj: OUT80Ail0 MO'[l)lt, FUlL/ '\ . I( --1'1 rms were collfronte4 s who Dung rockl IIIII the truck!. 1 has a 10 per '1>oot' opulatioa iD a city'' <!Ople, '4 f OC.U. TEMPS I ; I ' ); .· ~ •• rature In don "'-" · at 11::10 a.m. 1llllllil :ies, was 8D dep 111 Job 8 ,,, ... ~· • .. • • • I of the bids oa sclledd mark a mllestoH Ill ounty's loog ..mpilp r bilhways loadlat llo l!'thern part of lllilli, ·· ' ,, ·, .. ) •· r ') .'!il • .' ,,~--·. , ., 1"' ' : " ' ' ., ·' '!' i ..' ·I •'' r N "' ( N ;; p & 860Grant .nnounced f f f '' w '•• .• ( • I ' • '· I•.. t . ~ . .•••' .,-• l I • ! • . 1 t· l' I ~'., I ., •'• .- ·'' ' v , I.r ,.. L ! I ~~ :i· asheter agreed 10 '-li f7 bids lbe when for a deJesa . IUIItianJ visited bla • · "'mini the matter: 711! eadlng the delea:llll•• ~. Ralph Welbr, Ab 'ed Crow and ~ doner Ralph WeU., J I 1\! l...,_ \ '• ' ~ \. 'i I;. l '' ,.._ ' ·• . • ...•, ~ -·• .•·'- ' . ··-~ ,·,. ' ' I _, < • I. '-ri '· .:q_. . 'I - . -£'• ) !r' •• .' • ,. ,, ~~ ..• ·f •• ··: �r', , .. ,, •,'.· ( . ' . ..• .. '' . '· .t• .... + " " ..- '' ~ •, ·~: ' •,.• ....' .... '• !· l s ~ ~,. ,. at the burm!llllit ·~ · hen a Negro~ ed cars eontalntn; . , ,... E , '" . .' wounded dtiriDJ · il: ngsLoot, ltCars Lansing ) ePC •'. WRf .eAl OUT O'U:R 'WAY~ e!U .w ;~I . • TI T. •' ( ' . ......... ~ ~- "{ . . .I-~. I '" I lNG, Mlch, (UPI) IIIDP of about lll'to • """""" the l1fte1l cit ,fe capitol early loday, paullg IUiomGbllet oks, lootln& aad lurnbiC " • : ·t ::' alarms. ' ~ youths were arrested ~ !d weapons lo dlsorderL !JcL Pollee said two 411 !J1t arretted were ~ ongecl to .,.e 1ang. The ranging from carr)'lDI •· 'j a". r••• Negr.... ~inC polleemen were alaJI)Iy aleli. More lbaa •' '• ' ~ AlAZY 6UNDAY P.M. I!. ~•· •ao.sceaeor !ldallsm wm met lif Ol'iDC, JeeriDg youths. •• remained .. slalld~ aJ rumors flew of Illtrouble IODJih!. ~ responding to lour ~· P.M. FOR TREE. (,. W~0\1~6 .... Til ERE'S ONLV'A FEW OFU~ .•• ~r. q_LD·TIMS 50LITUDE.·SE.EKERG LEFT/•••• '• • - ' •·.'' arms were '. t' • ••• is. ;! i •• :Job t ~· I of the bids oa .cJted. dd mark a mlleallllle ja , ~ounty's )Qilg t"PDjj"'p ~• blghwayo leadlac Jlo 10rthern !*I of OIIJ-. r .( i ~ .··•'" ...'·'~· i. ' ,' ·1' ' ·-~·~ T 0 < .. '•) . ..0:· ...... ",.,... ',.,,.., ,.,.. -""'~ ·. .)' ' .... , .... ·-~-·~-~·· .. , ' .. , ' ~ .' . .,, •' ' l • 1' N ' .• • • ' t ' .. ;,. ' l • r, l' '' ' 1 t· q I I ' 'J-":, "'· c&) CUT g SAILS l'"iZOtll WH11'E : PAP!:~ ..-1\''-+ .+-1'1,..... ' ·t ' , 1 ,. ·~ .. . [' f I \' '•• ®fLtAT " SACll t.t K£ ' ~~ ~ '' w.,., ~ounced '· p ' ; I II ' 'J ' '· of bids for lbo • ' • 7 when a t1e1eg · )QUJllialll visited hla . tcernlnl tbo IIUltlet ' ill lleadlng tile dele&atio1 ep. RaJpb Welker, Albo ·'red Crow and Coualf' ,860Grant ' . ' • --=~ • ' I' N II ,, I . . .. • IS!oner Ralph ~ I collfronleol LOCAL TEMPS erature In dowa towD ry at 11:110 a.m. ~ ikies, was at decrSIL l• II'• 'fr'ININ~" . ' FOLP.S ~ '. ,, • ' 1:1 .. 'I . . ' ' · hs who 01111g rockl 81111 . the trucks • Ill has a 10 per f1Dt populatioa lD a city Qjl people. .. f ... •• Wh thu oa ' } �' . ···~· I' :~1 .j ' ., ,' • '" I ,. ' ' ' ' ' \ I ' . \' : ,' .,. I ·' ol •· . ;, .- .r ' l' . . ;. ' '''>~-. -~"' .. ' :., :: • ' jO \ ' -~ . ' ·; 'l if·Machinists' Head Charges Law '' / ' ' ' .. ...' '' . ' ., ' .. ~ -... . . 1• ""· .•...,.,..,.,Of !'he.,.,,,,.,.~... 78 ·l.t ' . . ' ' '~ ,;: J){.Vm .;;.'l- ---------:--_;_ __ """:!!~::"'"1"±-:~::::::==:-::''=-----:::::;::-::;-:;;;;;-;;;;-;:-;;;;:;-:' ~O. ~-MIDOlEI'OR"~ QHIO foNJNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1966 . .. . ·\.. '. ' •, • • • . ' ·'t .: '. ' '' ' . ' 'i: ' . ' ' c ., ;:c • r.. 'Ending Strike Would be Punitive ' . WASHINGTON (UP!) -P. L (RD ) SlemUier bud of the ~ airline .;,.chlnlll!, oald 1today &proposed baek*-k J.egiJlalloo waa unwarrllll*l. • skied, pun111ve 1 nd smacked II dictalorlblp. But Chairman llarley 0. Stag&ers, D. W.Va., of the Hollie CGmmerce Commlltee declared he would pr!os lor 1 of the Senate paued before the end of tho week unless the D4ay old ' .... I I I ' .u c-ltfe· ·• ........ TB!JTIC ,. ' ' A(lCII)EN'I'S clalq)ed 31ODe lives Ibis w..... of IntheOhioltlahest dqill l4111• ever for a ,...boll· ·• ..!· E strike w• ll<ttled by the maeblnlsla aRd the five struck alrllnta.. Slemlller presldelll of the llltema~al Als<lcialloo of M,..btnlaq (lAM), aaid ln lellfmolly before the Staggers """' "there lm't a cbanct" ol voluntary setUement as 101\1! as there Ia a JIOIIIIbWI.J Congress may pau the emergency law. Under lhe legislation, C.... gresa and President Johnsob would order the 15,1011 atrlkers I Q!ll, IQ!lllih., tJO! WILL 'rCV H!;LP M&? •t eTI SO~RY. 1<1 D. BUT I OOTTA RUkJ·! . _;'t: ,,,.,, •' ' ' . in Si1'M . ..... JBilicm:IN - THE AJB. ~~~·~=~II multl-m1llloiHiol· I l! . DO one 11001"1 to how• to Mille, w• two IIIP ·Itt· 118C0J1C1 month ~ ., !llld lha end was no- '' .. .. ..... . ·'"'- ;, AL\ ' .. ' -~ ·.' ·. ..· · ~ io lhe pollltca~ . task, In an i~~=~ ac11111 '. 01 onl the · "' .~ylco crei!M"" ''. ~ CrmimeJ" -~ OHIO - CINDY ·~(i bii!HPed blonde ~ • Mlsa Toledo, ~;!liPf ·~II ~ M I Ol)la''ll!c i!ompete is the Miss 11.$.~, ~to · be held AUIJ. II fl•~::oflj!l Slate. Fair. ~~ -~~l'l"!elll at Ohio U~. , lilll be ID the liill. lpr . · ' ·~p ID llii!AP~ · ·.~...ld ~ WaJI Beverly Ml!li-City; second !!'.:..~ .!~11, Misa • ..,....~•.,....... Feltllr, MiM' Crawford .• , •· ' '' I . ., . tf I . . .' . ~ .' .. ' ' . ~ - • Cooperatives olliclal aald today. Io hla IDDUal report ~t the group's -veolion, Executive Manager Howard A. Cl!lllllllns l8ld that Ia the challe!lie laclni the cooperative~. He said the member-owned suspett proiDlSes • t Le d 0 a OnR!Y'ENN:i,· flfin, Ran,e OHII - AN AB- "l" I Laurel St.,toMiddleport, was admftud Hober llotpital at 12:10 a.m. SW!day, ouffer· I systems have conquered the challenge of delivering powor to every persoa, ao matter how remol«. "Ojlio'a :10 rural electric co- 't operatie8 .•• must oontinue to koep up with the skyrockellng ~::..~~:~lrlc io~:::..,~:.u~c;.~:eul:~·~~~~- official reports, draok water thai had Draia.O ill IL Tho Hille boy was roleased from lbe hotipllal here Sunday for · transfer to • CGiumbao bOsplt· al. Two In]· ured Jn Co}}JS•1•08 0£ 2 AutOS Recorder May Tell rash Story Lawmen to G"Ir}'s RemaiDS • c l \'!: , If ,_,..:nqlrl at;ter satnrday niSIII date, H. Brand, 17• of Tex., and hi• cousing Dunham, II. of Los were lowtd •tu~ecl in trunk of Brands car Sunday. ~ had been several times In the bead. Edna Louise of noarby Tex., was not with boya. Her purse and """'' found aear the car and • Sunday bJ more~ 70 and vohm- .,._,.., to tum up any lrlce of e:li'll ...· . · . f ·- -~ ·· . . __.. ,. ,..,. . . ~ - • ... r · ~. · ~ ·• · • • .,.• ···· .. '1."1 · ; =- .. ine ~cl.; .!;_.!" G,_n CoDirW .,..••--------~ ··· • ·• ~• -- .. -..~.;-~·~:· • • • ~ .• . J .. ·: (_~-....... · . . .. . -- .. ........ .... .... 'c' . -·· -~ "~ .. ·. , _ :·.- •- r •.. __. .• • ¥_,_ ., _ ,.,_..,.,;_,~-~-.:.-i:. ~ :~·:. ,~ LANSING, Mleh, (UPI) - .' » Several pnga of aboul lo a . youths roamed the alreeltl ii Ibis state capitol early tadq, pelting pailblg IUiomllblltl with rocks, lootinl IIICI ltlmbll ln lalst allll'llll. and Mdllf!, an were brought. to Fort Werth In oeparate Cl!l'll after Green e&l*essecl lear that McDulf woulclldll bbn. Green elalml he waa a witness 1<1 the ldlliiJgs. fiCOIIVid, R11 ~'the month. kl~glo~~t ~:r:::e:::Sa'!;id co~pletelhu~ff ~ rl~ht slf1:1 gu~! ~~~;: ::~:;~:;: ~-= · · ·"' j.:.: y':,., e ed by Goorge Boer, who report· Officers remained on llaoded it to Meigs County Sberiff by alert as rumors flew ol adRobert c. Hartenbach. The dltional trouble tonight. property, owned by Arthur Tru· Firolllen respondiJIIl lo lour man, Clevoland, was unoccupied •false alarms were coolronted left eye and left knoe, and con- Baer '"id he was awakened by youths who flung r<JCiu IDiil tusions of the right ankle. Co- by a loud noise, about 4,05 a. cans at the lrucko. . zart roceived a lacerated Up. m. and looking Olit of hi• win· Lansing has a 10 per Cllllt, The Injured were taken to Vol· dow, saw the house in flames . Nesro populaHoA ln a cil)' orans Memorial Hospital by It was reported that Mr. and 150,0011 people, the Racine Emergency Squad. Mrs. Truman had visited a! the ---There was heavy damage ID property as late as Thursday of LOCAL TEMPS tho Hart car and the Cozart car last woek. Cause of the fire Is Temperature In dowa loW!! was demolished. CGzarl was cl· unknown. II Is under lnvosliga· Pomeroy at 11::10 o.m. llldlil ted for recklos• operaUo1. tion by tbe sheriff. sunny sides, wao 811 dear II thoy heard an explosion before the road, cou no avol The •'Cbaperone" ploasure the British-made jet plowed in· oncommg car. boat wlllltave Wet!Desday ev· to a sloping field of soybl!llns Hilda Hart, a passenger Jn eoJnc, Aapat111b, lor 1 leur about 11 miles from here late the Hart Cllr, suffered a !rae· flour mooa111•1 eralse on dlo Saturday nighl lured left rib, laceration of the = u:.:= Bread MI•1k price • S CAB spokesman Ed SlaHery said investigators hoped to piece togethor tho mingled jet right ln tho soybean field and not far from a huge tent whlcb was erocted to shelter i•vostigators. Slattery said one flight recorder was recovorod. It moni· tored tho converoation between voteran Capt. Donald G. Pau· ly and the copilot in the cock· pit. Another rocorder, which monitored the plane's movements in the a!f, was slill be· ing sought. The tail section of tho plane was found • mile from the remainder of the twisted wreck· age. aftor what appoarod to be a VIOlent oxplos10n. The JOt apparently plunged nearly vert~ cally lo the earth. 1 Notices • sent to B'dd R 33 J0b I ers on t. Mrs. Jones DI'es Sunday Jn Elyria ~ =':· •• . G' l Is Announced Schnl- .,.., ' G d ', ..J. was a . ran ' .· w; dd•ng • Gl0 r ous e . *' · I ~ -~: ~; Frame House I Lo t t F' e ,lft'U.Wen elllf!al ~~~~~~:; ~octaD~ ·llow.t., -.~ ~ ....... . '( · ~··-..•. .'; ' ' .,__,, Ohio River, iiDoklDI al Pom.. roy all p.m. and 1'1!tura1Dg al mJdaiPI. Pomlll'Oy Chamber of CGm· Teenage Girl Is merce PresldeDI Jaek Carsey, lavltet everyone to take ad· Sixteenth Vletim vuta&e of the cruile. Fun Ia N Tex tUPI) _ A tpiii1UIIeed for all ace• of pa~ w'ounded by snit>- trou. Chari J Whitman died ear· Advuce llck•t• are being erly loda 01 be.:om1ng the lllth 110111 by lbe Chamber of Com· y, t moss ......,., lllld may be obtained AetOI'dlnl to Greea. wht : m ~ Jllstory. from memben or al Slalk'l 1!111'1'811dered lllltirdaJ night to er n Drq 111ore Uil Swisher and lllllcera, Mlao SuWvon, 1 hiJh K...., Grlffllb, 17, d1etl al Lobse Ia Pomeroy, ud Dolo l!!mooJ ~e. wu taken 12:10 a.m. al Brackenrfqe 1111 Drap Ia Middleport. ne "lboul one to three- mDes HoapllaJ where be had remala· tiollell .,..1 ~11ft' penoa, wtth west" of where the l!o7a were eel ln criUcal condlllon alnce DO ••• Umll. The c of c is tilled. 'lbere, Green lold lut Monday when fell"'! bv lolillonllllq the eralse. the !llrl Wll raped and IW'fire from Whitman I Ual· versit.y ol Teua tower perch. and .,.m. 1 eo. u!~ ;~~t..:m:=.:~ pols. ,. ~ .J·.._..:, (UPI) _ Mailltelulnce work• en walked off their jobs ~ day at West VtrgiBia Univetoily and set up picket lla>l at lbe antvorslty's t!lree campus· Gangs Loot, Pelt Cars In Lansing Advance notices for bids havo mont of Highways also report Selling of tho bids 011 !dildo been sent out to conlractors by the project is 1<1 have bridgo would mark a mllesto..ln the Ohio Department of High- construction over the KingsCounty's 101111 earnpilp ways for the proposed bury creek, Meigs Road " at for better highways leadiDt .. lion of tho section of Route 33 relocated Peach Fork Road, in to the oorthern pari of Oh1e. ,. ··{· in Moigs county from Rock Long Hollow and on the east Mr M sheter agreed 1o tll .~,1 Springs to the Darwin area, II branch of Thomas Fork. · ~ bids lor lb 0 8 was learned today. The notices call for the · .Sept 7 when a delega~ 1 ed Se b 7 f M01gs counliml v1a1tec1 lrls ,. Vet•rans Memorial Hospital to be open .ptem " 0 lice concernln& the malll!l: :II> ' .. Admissions Saturday - Ora Ibis yoar as Highway DepartJuly Headlni the delePUot Halfhill ' Cheshiro·' Harry Gil· men! Director P. E. Masheter •••• w-·~- ·~ announced was planned were Re p, •D...,... .......-, ....,... • land, Coolville: Mary Harold, oey Fred Crow and Coull WASHINGTON (QPI) -C4Jo. bile than jUitlfied, Freemaa critics of higher costs, will Middle rt · Nettio Jenks Alh· month. Commi Ralph elliM. II bejan an illqlltrJ today aald Ia 1 lolevlsiDa lnlervlew IA!slify Tuesday and Wednosday ens· :,:h.;, Lovett, Portland; The section ol Rt. 33 whero ssioner W . • the stsadlly rising price of (Today Sbow- NBC). Be aaid a at the House hear1ngs by a Lmia F' elds New Haven. the new four-lane sect1on of -peclally bread !llld "areal rap" has developed subcommittee headed by Rep. Joyc n Will~m; Pomeroy· Mrs' highway Is to be built is in Funoral services lor Mrs. $8·HtAA .P<> , n Agriculture Secretary between farm prices !llld food Graham Purcell, D-Tex. W : 11 Barke; Pomero' · ford and Salisbury '1';UVV a •a ua L. Freemu oaala coals over the past 21 yean Whlle 'Freemon espressed ::'u:harges S~nday _ ~~wnya covoring an aroa of 5.303 miles. Carl Jones of Elyria, who V~ Insisted the farl)er Is not at and lbal larmet'l 110\V actually mncem about mcreased food C za t Darrell Whilo Frances . Bid notices from the Depart- Sunday, will be held aFt·edOJ1cated I 'Jbi . ~ called. lor an gel less than they did Ia IIM7. prices, be vigorously opposed "- r • . . • nham Thursday at the end to lntemtlftiqes· u a As I H - aubcommlllee Willie prices of mOllY basic price controls. He saki that TriMrpieHtt, Clhrd •Mstieadone 8rad . Motes General Hospllll Church with the Rev. meel1nl in whldllhey also Clll called Agrk!ultuni Ulldet'leorela· C<IIIIIIIOdlllel bave been IOlnl "dnslle" weapoa should be s. aro . . ws an son, AdmlsslODa Salurclay - Edna Perrin officiating. Burial will be CGngressman· Walter H. ...._ ed far an end• to the war Jo1m A. and UJI,. bread and milk prleel have usecl only as a last resort. Wally Cottrill, William ~e·~ Little, Cheshire; Clifford Roush, In Beoch Grove cemetery. ler 8liDOllllCed Saturday _. oalutton Df ·the ICIIIIIIIO!e, . reprmalallves ol ~· oqanl- caused lbe mall ,.....I alarm. VIce President Hubert H. man. _ • Racine. She wss the fanner Amelia $84,880 gr8nt by the lleparlmal Jell: and .... probiRN II bu zallona lo a . , . , .......,man Bread bu rileD about S <Ollis a Humphrey, In a speech . pre- Admis!lona Sunday :ran- Dlscbargeo Saturday - Wil· Margarelha Reibel. of Pomeroy, of Labor lo cever lbe eost ol C Oltl!Od. -n.., Cllled for a cload- l8ld the "areal deblfi" ahould loaf Ia moot parla of lbe pared foc a farm bell audience ces Swaru, Letart, W. Va., Hi~ lard Joffers, Goldie Rice and born Nov. 29, 1902, tho new Neighborhood Youlb Corpl Uno on ihe 'JiftHIICI! ol loreilln on wb!rt IM· itlel'1!aled country lllld milk Ia up I lo 3 In Mlasourl, salcl, like Freeman da Hart, Racme. Webste• Hodge. of tho late Mr. and Mrs. project whldl will provlcle C ~ lit<ll!illb VIet Nam and are ..,.,., eenlll a qaarl thai Iannen are aol getling Dflcbarget SUnday - Vance Admissions Sunday - None. liam Roibel. A sister also worlt·trllinlnl propam for 154 ailcl lbii .dler nillons were Ill- "~bOdy iltlltt the line Balten and milk pr•ocrs~~~n, their fair share of the bilher Millhone, John Groce, Mrs. Dlacbart'a Sunday Lon ceded hor In death. I\Oe unemployed youlb ill nine ip, lbeif ~ u "a plll)'lng IMIQ to be liking· a bluer who have been larleta oiiiiiiiY food prices. Donald Davidson and daughter. Groenlee. ID Elyria May 1, 1926. within the 1llb CtJotlrelo for prltale plannlap Gf · / • . • Survivors include her sionll Dlalrlcl (Aibells, ilodl> ,...,.pr~~aure.. UCENSE.ISSUED band, Carl; lour SODS, ing, Jackson, GaDla, Melp, ~ 1> A marrla&e license has been Wllliam, Paul, Ra1pb Waablqlon, ldoqM IFJ., . '' · ' .15 Grand . . lssu~ lo Paul Kaptenia, ~ame- Frederick; nine and Perry), ....,__ " . roy and Gloria Joan LewiS, 19, all of Elyria; The JII'Oiihm will aid ellllblt. ·.,......,.-8 . WASHINGTON IUPI) new ~nlhand Patrick, 2S, fmluaculate Conception, ambassadors, cabmet of Pomero . .. -··"'" !a5u$i~~~=~~ IIIPPJ oiolo wlryone I -1111 m!Jt.y aallon's largest 1\QIDan Catholic , mombers, and enough ml!lllbers y Henry, Herbert and young people wflo ~""""' . -r olttl (''lle'a a <rytr," ••"' Church of CGngress f<l pass 1 lay. Reibel, all of prwkliDc '1 ll!nda~ u 1!111!~ ;~lli!l;• .tnnd ' .,.... . It hnd eve-"•"'• all the NOW YOU KNOW Frederick Reibel, their oont1nued oclneiHoe . ·· lb•~;:~~rard Luci lllld Pal became man thousands of''~ih:r church The orJcblaiiS alatet oflbe Bertha edminl$'~lloll of lbl · ~=~ bralher'a wedding !llld · wile at precisely 12:4Z weddings around the nation hnd USA totalled 118,111 . will lie twducto ,b IUJI!IIIIt.'') EDT. Tbon, lbro~ghoul • -only about triple life-size. mleJ, eomporod Ia • ~ the DB· Then were 28 brldesmaida lllld oqure mllel ol fl groDit!Smen; a 56:bell carillon Uil ltlrllllrlel Ieday, and a 1511-vol<o male ohoir lor House music: three clergymen, inelti'cl. WEATBER lng an ""'hbl!lhop, to olllciate; lleallered lbowen,or ~11,4.,~[ bahds to at··'lliti .....,... today lllld mY aeJ1ellltll'om. Wesl ViliiJ> Ia .w_. held today on ch&rl.. tbal Ill! ahc!l a plltol at other ~Is as· be drove a :!Olmile . . . .. of lhl! Ohio Saturday nfMbl. S; S,kfll!llley T. Lallpe, :12, FOI'l ftl""""r W. VL, wa 1 charaed wlih uault with ~--~· nd -~1 _ ,, weapon a ·~· ... opll'llloll of bla car. .. u.....:a. (JpPq'lt If.lu<•"''!el S.yoQN-. SAIGON IJNJVBil. alt.y ·sttitltftla, ~ they .npll\ .. 1 .moral loclay ·a,mjndecl "l' and to "Nealallim'' 'of matTlages beAmerlan tervlcemen and .. ··:~~=:~~":.""'"~::· service," """"""""""""'',_,.,,,_.""" Two persons wen injured Sun· "11'1 estimated thai America's day In • two-<>ar accident, ·8 [ Ilona! Union, weal 011 lllriktl rural electric systems will noed mile east of Hog Hollow road 1<1 protest refusal of lb• ad· $10 billion in the aexl decade to on Route 124. ministration to recoiDbe the keep up with the srow1h In deRDnald Earl Hart, 52, of Ra· ulon as • borgalnblc qent. of t mend lor energy. cine traveling east on Routo 124, _"""'""' FORT WORTH (UPI)- Roy Green, 1~:;! nl ~~ "To supply our money noed.s, at 6:10p.m., wa• •truck by a [""""""""""''"''·"""' , ' Five youths were arrested • men accused of kllllne three teen·agers: h g we are proposing to establish car drivon by Robert R. Cozart, ' charges ranging from carrJitll expected to lead searthen todaLoto, "s1 w e~ a specal federal electric bank to 35, of Portland, who was round· I concealed weal"'"• to dlsolileit . lifeless body of pretty Edna wse 0 van, ' bandle the unique conditions of _ lng a curve and got to the left ly conduct. Pollee l8ld two .. was thrOWn. Duff 20 utlllty finance. The bank even- FALLS CITY, Neb. <UP!) of the road. ' the youlha arreiled were wblWt Green Bremond, Tex., and Kenneth Me • • lually will be owned by its bor- Federal Jnvost!gators sa1d toS 0 If and belonie';llo OM sang. Till To:, were broupt to Fort Worth from rowers, 1111! nation's nearly 900 day a batlered flig)!t rocorder The roport said Cozart went '\ . others were 'Negro8o. · shortly member-owned eleclrlc compa· may provido some clue as to off the left herm w1th his left A four room frame dwelhng , 1 5 a.m. Roberllon County "'~" Dies." why a Braniff Jnterl!lllional jot- front wheel, then travel_ed 46 \burned to the ground early to- All Lanslni policemen wm · ,_,.;. tlllet Hid thl Stony Elliott who ~ Cummlal! aaid legislation ~ linor fell naming from the sky feel to hil the Hart vehicle. day, located one mile from rout• put on sla!tbJ IAI,ert.: " ~ ·' TIM ,,,..~I ~ ~ to Fort Warlh ward Ibis al ahould be before ,and crashed in a farm liold, rt told offlcen he pulled 7 on the Forest Run Road. 100 ~to !ICOIIO itt . be-l ·• '. ' '. PIC ~ '. ' . .s!4ht. . HOliafl Cow~~erce Como AN UNIDENTIFIED Chicago policeman takes a close look at the burnfi!lt. ~ interior of a car that went up in flames the night of Aug. 4 when a Negro 70Utla lobbed a Molotov cocktail Into I. as a grouP. of youths attacked cars contlinhJI white persons. At least two people were killed ~nd 10 others wounded dllriJIC .· the night of violence. •·. Mrs. Bobby J. Ratbbum, 530 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Electric wilt oi :PJoiQa, wbUe there were ...,peratlvtS must seek new I)Y•.. cloUbb! • falals In Cinci1> within their territor· 0110 1p ~.one In who will uae IIlli• tllliOI!IIIs .nti inolber ln olf·peU -ru ud lheroby lll!e· Noae watla ' reduce rajel to rural 4lb!~; , on 0100 Rural Electric ~ back to work 011 the five menied: "A• y~ know, In any airlines lor up ID 180 days. 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