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JMn•et!O!\ P...nat I ''lllliidlr· ftl1 . . .~.... llld palnt4d liP tlit ...,..am 1111r1t wbldl bu ~ .-...eboardawuiben• He cilltd .. - lcbaal u • .c.., Iii~ abetterplaeelll wlddl to llve. ROhrt Bcinu, MIII6J Cclaall ~ ~School•- Bowen tinned tbe ~ '(or 'Ole - lcbaal U "IIIIIOit a thl eu)mlnattm ot dream. .. He ald·'ror 20 7111'1 thin bid"ta!li of c:aaiO!Idllloil ~ ' t b • adlboia 8lld hi - , H lbi ~· "for PlllllllliiL~ .. ' IIIII tbe new ICiiaol will phpwe atvdtull Cor lie m.n..t. . GUl tlllt tbe ;... l'Ciidl, - Tvppwa 14 21 28 15 22 29 23 11IE FIRST SIIOVEI8 OF dirt were llll'lled by till a arcq~. FrGm left to· rlllld are Rlelllrd Jones, llrat presldem ~ ll1e )lelp Lacal JIGird ol NlniiCII, but DOt pre.-IJ lervinr mr,m !lntllr, DQD 'ffnr 011 tbe board U E. 0, RID, ...... ' I I aew atructure ure the flve llld llidlapt )0 1 ·=nllciJw praalt board ~ litlcallon J!lllllberl fl. the Melp Local SchOol Dlatnet '- VlriiJ KID& llrL lflWIIl:·-···•·-······"- ~~ 10 17 15 22 29 • l»uwa for, the ·l )ft ...,. three o(liclllly breaking ground for · ·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·-·-·-···-·-·---·-···-···-·-·-·-···-···-· ~ ----- ~ . . . . brlJt;. oomplinaaaey IJillcbel FridiQI U pound IIU tile ' ....... lOir.•.•. -·-·---..~~---···-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···~-----·- - ---·-·-·- ·- -------------·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·· 8 -Ciit . . . for a pillllllt ........, lad -eral dlllldllrlea wae~ ' J and W.Vid Ill a IPrlDI breeze, !!WI l!lfD· peeked lbml8lt Tile' I I I I Z Jiild buJR!nr ~~, -uer thb week but I I I I I 1 ~<11;: y.,_ ~:l dollar ~~ ll1ib Scbool Jl JUL ' ,,...... tli lfvt. He . to the llid tllelr lbUitr to work toe na. He termed-- Beltlaid 1ivltL ~ Fllltl, lfelp . CGualr (CouHmw OIIJII6 2) 'l1IIS HUGE 1RUCJt liiED DECORATZO liiii!III'CIGiimladd calar ~Claw bald tlli dlii*Wiei attendbw ll1e lfCIUIIIIbrelldlw for ll1e - Jiillpla,. ScbooiiD thllloek $rtJip ina FrldQ. GALU~ - City~ Gallia Red Cross Has lntement ~rt R. ~~!" l"fJddl1 that llle ~ CI!J Se!JOol ayateaD a 19611:69 Alii: llr Dllld-puplla hu baea l&lir!IVedliltbe amount of $1Si456. ~ Duroae ~lnd • nounced poits I ClTr PUBLISHED.---'_.. ~~·~~~~~~~~ l ~~~~ ~~·--~~~----- Su< y ~~~ e. s~~~~ 760 0 P-.e Pro::cocod th111 Sbllet OVDSIZED (over l8 viC:.:l or 25 hi&b) proval ~ the Pl'OIP'IID frUil John 1'11'110111, Dlrecliar, Dlrilloo of Sebool Fllance, state Department of Educatlm. Moaey rr- 1be ADC PI'Oirllll Is uled tor the ••••JdojiJ lleillth prop'lllll Ia tbe db' achodla. Teenagers Held in Furniture lllul Cue GALIJPOIJS - Two~.. Iii!! 18, were arrellild aien- by 15 Fr1dl)o city police aad eliaraed wltlt the lhefl ol. !!lx ~lure pada, Itch Yllued at $18, from a tractor-lnller Olllled by Roy Rou at die 1la'!Upolls Termllal, Euteru Aft. · Palice Jalll Tl,ylor Chler or laid die theft occurred laat MOD: day lllgbt but Wll not iiiiPOIIed to pjlllee until Frtdly. ~ bo.f• wW haw • hi!artnl befan Gallla CGmt,r Jwenlle Jqe Jolll W. HOW8ll Thly ware traueferred tli ll1e ~ Jil1 Fr'ldlf an.rnom. GAL~ - The Gallla · CiJIIilj Cbllittr, Amerteau Red Croaa, hll Opalld an om.. '~~ the third floor ~ the old CGUrtlilflll 8lld two qpy dlatrlbu- tkla ceaten have beee lit .., In the CCUit1 for flood Yletlml. MrL MariOII E. Clary, 8mtiD8111J, W, VL, Naitwal Red Croaa Field Vol~Deer, II hire aud will remain m • u 10111 •• aeeded. Ader ca• 1llll'klr was a to arrive todiQ'. . Glllla Count1 CommllllODerl aftered tbe IWI!l In ..,. eourt- Three Teenagers Draw Court Fines �' 'i. • "CA~· SlaCinCID . I ; PIIOOIJi::Ts - JlarGid Hlllbnall, 1 IIIII,. lfelp t....IIN fto oOoi'lenea II .tee pmlcleM. of Gle IDtarMIIcnllJ - - llleldd, .... B!'m; rlahl. lllb wltlllfelp reoldollla : .Paul IQoeo and T. Reed, Jr., eeotor, cJf Tile II SivlnBi COqiiiW. Tile alloVe pbatAi was mlo!n Ia front of a D!eliold, 1110. bonk ....I_. while Kloel and lllllolwmt In Cllllm ..-1111,y to complete .......-. ror · ...-.~~a.. of oqaljmlontlllr 111o .., lluildiJV or 1110115 I " SltiJVI C"<njlley. . I' •i• In Aecident ' BY ROBERT WINGETT POMEROY - Tile name, Cedi' c. Hellman, baa beat added to Gle 1111 of Metp lllllvoa wh> lett till Bend or• IIIII be<ame auc. ooiiiUI. Hellman, wllo10 Iaiii employ. meat -re leavlul.olbe COUIItY In 1941 was a'"a delivery man tor Davis Ice and Procklee In Pomeroy, Ia vice prealdonl In cb&rp o1 IIIBIIIfacCurlng and do· IIIII !or Dlobold, Inc. Dl...,.d, Inc. II an intA!matloaaiiJ recosnbed 11181Ufactur. er o1 bonk vaulto, I a - !Ire roll- procllcta, IIUicballlcol m~ns ecp~pmen~llld sre>IQ>roll· or ..,.,._._ a hao plllllll In 1111111 ke3' c!Uea o1 the United -·and~- Ohio planll OIIOI"•Ied bJ' Die· bold, IDe. ladudo two Ia tho CUdon ana, where HeUm&n rooldoo, and ..,. ncb In Clev&111111, Woollier, Malbem IIIII Hamll1oa. Hellman, wh> waa promoted to till poii\IOD o1 Ylce preolclont or lllobolcl, IDe. In 1957, re1llmod to llolp C4lunl1 lhlo ·wookead to . - the alumDI . , _ . and villi relallvea. He .11 the 11X1 al C&rl Hell· 111111, a retlrocl firmer o1 Peach Fork road, IIIII a 1929 grdlato o1 I'Omeroy lllal> School. Hell· .,.. Ia married to the former VlrJiala Smith, dauglttor, ol Mr. IIIII Mrs. J. A. Smith, Hemlodl Grove. The road to mccesa for Mr. Hellman"" 1101 an easy one fol. Jow!Dg his grUiatlcn from PHS. He lmmedlotaly enrolled at Ohio State Unlverllll' to 111K1Y 0111!1· ,_m,, but was !orced to leave ..Uepln lhooecloprMB!onyeara ptliala dogree. llel1m&D -.....leo lfelpllld to work 101 alraveiiD8 · llllellllllll !or the old Silullbolrl' Dnll Compilll)'. He later ....... eel 11J11)1~ with tlllllavlalce II Pr<>daoa Co. u a dollney IDID and llborer and worked tllore 1111111 Aaaull of1tt1 whoa he oocurtd Gle Job ol tiJne.ltudl' engl. wllll Diebold, .... Dllbol4, lac., at lhlt Ume bepn _..uq !rom maldns llfeo llld loeka lnlo 111111erou1 other -lleldo. llnoo daY• ofllrly em· UR,KOLEY •• •...• . . . ' . RIO GRANDE - Three now UnlveriiU;y In Dr. Kilby litala UlllYfl'IIQo ~ IJGO.ll&wu odmlnlllratloo poo!Uooa haYe hat the 4nD of - · _prevlauaiJ u~· wltll the boon created Ill Rio Gr&ndo Col· at Rio Gr- Collep&lnoa 1864. BuriOIItlba Co!porallonuallllea leao ~ldml.q JuDe '1, llet01'<IiDg ll4bert E. Rose, dln'ctor ol reprel8llllillve ! o ~ ·llOCGUI!IIDII to Dr, Al)lhua R, Cbrllleoaen, llaance, baa beat _,o1ec1 to macl)lnoa m1 dala proeeolllng preoldinl or RID Gr- Col- Buolneaa M&nepr· ·ull TniaJDr• OQdpmeot. · leao. The pooiUooa wue creat.- 1r ot Rio Graodo Em• TheiS clJanpo'!fl't o(eeledln eel by the Erecul1ve Comml\100 ployed bJ' Rio Grfllde ColleP order ID ~..,. GlepooiUoo or the Beard of Truateeo Ill 'Ito olnca .U.6t, Mr. - Hcidnd created a year.,.~ Vlee!'halolt,y u meetlntl. hh II, dOi!ree troll1 !dent for DeveiOJIIIIOIII. Dr, John ·R. Alberti, do&n of the collep, hu bolon promoted .·"'*" ..,. c,.,,.,.,lfll._ .t.o. . · • ·t r• 111111 wa,; . _. ,,;, . . to v1ce Prelldolt ~or Acaclom- le Atfalra. Dr. All>erll will act u chief admlnlllratlvo ollleer lor Rio Gr- COIIe&O Ia the ..,..., .. "'theprelidont. ue .... celved hll Pb.D. anti M.A. do· greeo from Tile Oblo Slate Unlvers~~Y In 1967 anti 1963, fl· apecUvel,y, and I B, S. degree from FlncllQ CollOIO In 1956. .Dr. Alberti lll• the do&n ofiiiD Grando COIIep alnce19116. Dr. HerDIIII L. Kelby, do&n ol _ . . , baa beat promoled ID VIce Prellldont !or Sluclont A(. fllro. Dr. Koby racalnd hia Pb.il. 111!1 M.A. degrees from The Oblo Slate UnlvvaltY In· li116, and the 11ow11ns Greeo State untveriiU;y 1n 1962 rellpecUvel,y. He recelvedaB.S.Ed. • - from Bowllns Greon State bef.,.. Ia CUm. llr. ml Mra. 11eilm1D'J Clllll cblld, All• Hollman, II mor. rled ml I dvU ll18iDe&r lor the Gorel'lllllllll SorY!ce Admlalllrr.UciiiD Col·-·· Six TraiDing at Fort Knox Center GALUPOIJS- Slxmenorthla area blw been aolllped Ia &riiiy Prhatos In tbe Tralnlns ca-. ~;MA.TCAl Fort.~j!¥., y..,.._...._DII._ . - , Co 1.11 ' Sldael' l'llldv, Jarll' COLOIICAJITOONS: SOulhbowld ", Roc- Geor""'l ..... .•. ..u.... . ·~ ' ~ ··---~ ·-· ·.... •. ' G,lti1 . '~ As Fun Center JlGb ROcebl a... flu _.... I!Gb'a F&lh!IJ reallm C.. ·at 4 2 1 Avo., lmmer locali1111 ol the . ...... ... ' ·~ ·• #,"-.~ ~·. ••.• .... .;< ... ·' . ...~ Towels.. ••.•• 3 ·' GALLIPOUS - ' ., .Ia , Jy_Dalll'li. New Quarters ;/ ~ ~· -~.. ot c.m. C, 17111 Battalion, 5th !lrl. · pde, U'iATCA. They are Gerald K. Worren, or Mr. and ·Mra. Allred 1. Warren, ot Crwn CIQ>; John w. DWon, 11011 or Mr. ml Mrs. ope ..a Stewart Senteneed Summer Work To Probation Term GALLIPOLIS - Six · - ol IUIIIIIItf ochool, frOin JWIO 10 toJub 19, wlthdUooalnromedIll reodlnf, wiD be held lilr 111>denta In tbe SoutbWeotern School Dl!lrlct. ' Teachers lllld their ll.doa ore to rePort to the hlsb ocbool bulldIJV '"' Weclnoad&Y, J... 5, at 9 I· m., lilr a ....-klhOp. Cluaoa 'wiD basin on Mondoy, JW10 10, at 8:30 L m., m1 alll!enta wiD be dllllllilled deiiY <a,. d&ya 1 week) &111:30 L m. Trlnlporladoa wiD be ~nlabed a-.ts In each eleme,. lacy district, which Includes Cldmua, Gallla lllld CentervWe. GALUPOUS - JOI!p Tllom11 w. Mltehell placed Hd>ert Stewart, I lllddleport, , on three F'rldo1 Ia Gollla P!Mo CourL Stewar1 to a charge of l&r-; Albert K. Frum, M, T h e Plalnl, wa1 sentenced totheOhlo Fenltentlary lor 1·20 year, on 1 •horse ot llOdmly anti ordered committed to Lim& ·- lloa- pllal. The sentence waa -su .. ponded cluiJV his committal to Liml hoapltol. The caoe of Gloria J, lolcJunkln, 21, Cl.evellllld, charged with torgery, was eonUnued until. next Tburad&Y. NllRSE'S TO MEET GALLIPOLIS - Holzer HOIpltll Alumnae have in.ued ell registered raarae• to attend a moetlns at 7:30 p. m. Weclnos· day, J1110 5, at the American GALLIPOtm Ella Bello Lesion 11&11, oocood lloor ollllt Daft, Vlldlll, lllecl 'pef1Uoo Sat, Golllpolla lolwlldpal"~ . ..,.., .llr Gollla CGdnll' COmmon Tile .. . . wiD· ~~·~ ...... " lor tbe ruture. Plea• Court !or a divorce from tlar7 L, Dltt, Middleport. Tile plalnllll .... oeek• alimllly and TES't ANNOUNCED ...... ot two lllilm ciJildnn. llelsa-GIIIIIa orea realdonlolaTIIIQI were married ~ 17, terelled In pultlq their aklllo 1962. She charp.a sro•• nqlect ... ... Ia doveiOfiiiW natloaa •· ot &117, extreme crueiQo 111111 rooal the _.ld ore lnYIIed 1o willful abaenoa. tab the Place Corps Plaoalllllll A dlvoree potllloq dlomloaed Teat at 1:30 p.m. .., ~. ••• that ot LIDia Alkllla, 4 Bar- June 15, at tho U, S. Poll or. .... Ave., va. Edpr Alkbpl. flee, Atbma. Ill the eaao of Cliirlea B. Ad- Seeks Divorce In Petition Tallor, ot Cr01m CIQ>; Kelllll· Crown CIQ>, a $'15,000 demap SEOUL (UPI) - ODe Soutb ault aut or "' acddent, the potl. Kerean aoldler wu killed and 8CXI N. So~a, ''"' ot Mr. •lllld lion was om-.lllld the acUm ·&nolher WOOIIded FridaY In a llrl. ll&rold M. Sounders, of Dueku,.l SHOW STAIITS 7 P, Rocchi Opens 1\. 1rfltff t~~eyc wiD recllve ·their . lnitl&l olihl weeks of mllllar)' Plan. 6 We.eks R. ·Dillon, ot Nort11111r. Larry A. Lane, '.... of Mr..... Mrs. Rob. ert c. Lane, ot 1711 Cheotnut s~. GoDII>olii;C&rroiiE. .......... illl ol Mr. liJII! 'llfrL Horry R. kina vo. K - Gr- Rt. 2 80111'11 KOREANS AMBVSHED ~ A~ Wlllfa .' . -414. . Peas· TO SIR, I'ITII LOVE C'hcbalcGiw) ,L . . . . ....... ... . . . .,... ~. TONIGHT Tlllro TUESDAY : J11111 2 • Jon t ,. ·.,J ' ~ .daab with North - • ""' ........ Gle Demllltarbed ZCIIIe ' I' ,..o~ l' ......... ""'al,oc) Seauile.. ~lob IQolaa, too. - s 9·...4 colorL Heavy Dut.Jo llld lealq)rooft Whl' I1Q mon lor llu!>li&bt llottorleo? • ~ and ' TO SHOOT All BRASSIERES •lH• - Othera at e!C) . $1.4;t_ '88~ea. ALWAYS BEIIE'R Valuesll VINYl. lATEX WALL ..~ Pitfft Semi G)ou Palqt, tpo! You'U Uke the pointy..,•u like to AYe. Remember F•therOn June 16th Checks- Plaids- Solids Regular and Extra Sizes Compare our Prlcesll polloa,. l'llllco ""..,. b SPRAY PAINT Whites, clear, bllckJ, cqii)V, brmst, alum. . . _ ind lllll\Y '· M.ns Short SlNv• · DRESS WIUTE AND SOUD COLOHS s 94... 1001. W•lght · JAMAICA SHORTS SOIJIJS - PRINTS SIZES 10 to 18 •• pr. ••s DungarHs CANVAS OXFORDS SANFORIZED SIZES291Dt2 BLAllC Ole wlllTE ALL SIZES s SO A COMPLETE PAINT OUTFIT! ~-It ' r· t. pr. MEN'S MATCHED Paint Pan And Roller UNIF Ght S a..,... .., Wood OVEN CUlm -ALL SIZD 1111 ltOWI COVEl CAN IE l8'foACID - BUY N0W1 SHIR~S 3: PANTS s 27 5 c 0 $ 94 PERMANENT PIISSIDIIJ Ccior11 too. •"11111~ llio, , ··. .,.,.MD . - Others $2.87 87 ea. "KODA(t"' ALL 5c Candy Bars . ~Mf . •• 2 CBl OIROME FLASHliGHTS ...... ·...... · ...... 44c WHm COnON SOCKS .. · ............ · .. .. 25c SIZE AA PENUT£ BAnERIES · · · · · · · ······ ·· ·· · · · 7c IWNT-Oilrr5 ACOLOR '' I~ Orion Socks 67Cpr. 7.JNCH •. ollllt11blea. GALLIPOLIS - .No ca no .bi,JoiNd ~,j' two ~ GCiUoiOII at 2:211 p. lil. ·l'rldu'IIII,SeeoodA,._ ....... Pllio ill., ..~to dlf · M'ENS SOUD .CPLOR SHIRTS pf. s A FABULOUS SQECTIONI ·~s Nobody ,.urt , well - !JU& SHIRTS. 'S~rSPORT Your choice ot three ...,.... In oil popular elodrie timer ia uaedto_... till 111-the- cbarlll!ortlll- ·~ Iiiii! IIn - A. SHORT .SLEEVES ~ENI'PBSSI Tile roenalloo .cenlof lo - J ' (dil.·- Wbl", .......... ar-t UOI ·"CIIEBRITY" ob do.Y• a ,..... !rondo LIL to l.J.tD!dnllhl- Tbmo an llv• llbltl !or poOl _. bllli&rda, AD "'¥· G~ IIIIIIJ& Ind.~ wl4fll. ' Golll&dl• llolb ,.,._ _ . . h&o pooled otrlct bo010 rulea whlcb l,..ludo oo samWJ1r, 10 prallu!IQ', IIIII ID credit. Tile naw ........UOO cenlerlo ftJr the Munlcfpol ' c.art June 3 .., a llilnllmltf, qyo Ri>ccbl. r..- .....11.., ot the rocr_. cb&rp ot ...... to )'ield· lilt llillll ....C.., .wu at lilt rear ot riPt ot ........ IAmb-.~ A1e.', nut' to the old Ohio VliJu . . .. Bulldi~W- Fadlllltl at the ~ wiD bo rOJIIIIdolei IIIII-..... ICcordlJV lolloe- ~SHAlES ' , HAPPY · 181 up .. llllbulh· - ·e.thing For You ' ~... PI'• 111111 opobameo sold todo.Y. $1' ...... QO..o ' l!urikl Stir Rt. , Galllpolla; lllld apiall Kennatll Greoo! was dla. ' JOhn F. H~ 1011 ot Mr. milled. Harold Greoo!, • All• MrL Paul R. Holecmb, o! Dr., ... made iiarV do!In Gle lUI~ ~J', .,. SMmle•• Micro Melh or COLORS Fla•hlltht BAn ERIES s. \: • w WHITE AND \ eon.,.. • e ...\' NEW IIECIIEA'l'ION CflfiD - Ball'a FaadbCon1or 1u _.adln lilt b w locod.., ot the GIIQpollaiiiiiJ Trlbulllll 421 Seecnl A.._, GoDI&Jallo. NYLON HOSE "' ROBERT RoSE }Vew CoU~ge Positi~ns Created Flrlnen- n-or. Tbll ~ ·"' · - ' DR. ALBIIRTI ' ~DAYI ! . ~:' . �' 'i. • "CA~· SlaCinCID . I ; PIIOOIJi::Ts - JlarGid Hlllbnall, 1 IIIII,. lfelp t....IIN fto oOoi'lenea II .tee pmlcleM. of Gle IDtarMIIcnllJ - - llleldd, .... B!'m; rlahl. lllb wltlllfelp reoldollla : .Paul IQoeo and T. Reed, Jr., eeotor, cJf Tile II SivlnBi COqiiiW. Tile alloVe pbatAi was mlo!n Ia front of a D!eliold, 1110. bonk ....I_. while Kloel and lllllolwmt In Cllllm ..-1111,y to complete .......-. ror · ...-.~~a.. of oqaljmlontlllr 111o .., lluildiJV or 1110115 I " SltiJVI C"<njlley. . I' •i• In Aecident ' BY ROBERT WINGETT POMEROY - Tile name, Cedi' c. Hellman, baa beat added to Gle 1111 of Metp lllllvoa wh> lett till Bend or• IIIII be<ame auc. ooiiiUI. Hellman, wllo10 Iaiii employ. meat -re leavlul.olbe COUIItY In 1941 was a'"a delivery man tor Davis Ice and Procklee In Pomeroy, Ia vice prealdonl In cb&rp o1 IIIBIIIfacCurlng and do· IIIII !or Dlobold, Inc. Dl...,.d, Inc. II an intA!matloaaiiJ recosnbed 11181Ufactur. er o1 bonk vaulto, I a - !Ire roll- procllcta, IIUicballlcol m~ns ecp~pmen~llld sre>IQ>roll· or ..,.,._._ a hao plllllll In 1111111 ke3' c!Uea o1 the United -·and~- Ohio planll OIIOI"•Ied bJ' Die· bold, IDe. ladudo two Ia tho CUdon ana, where HeUm&n rooldoo, and ..,. ncb In Clev&111111, Woollier, Malbem IIIII Hamll1oa. Hellman, wh> waa promoted to till poii\IOD o1 Ylce preolclont or lllobolcl, IDe. In 1957, re1llmod to llolp C4lunl1 lhlo ·wookead to . - the alumDI . , _ . and villi relallvea. He .11 the 11X1 al C&rl Hell· 111111, a retlrocl firmer o1 Peach Fork road, IIIII a 1929 grdlato o1 I'Omeroy lllal> School. Hell· .,.. Ia married to the former VlrJiala Smith, dauglttor, ol Mr. IIIII Mrs. J. A. Smith, Hemlodl Grove. The road to mccesa for Mr. Hellman"" 1101 an easy one fol. Jow!Dg his grUiatlcn from PHS. He lmmedlotaly enrolled at Ohio State Unlverllll' to 111K1Y 0111!1· ,_m,, but was !orced to leave ..Uepln lhooecloprMB!onyeara ptliala dogree. llel1m&D -.....leo lfelpllld to work 101 alraveiiD8 · llllellllllll !or the old Silullbolrl' Dnll Compilll)'. He later ....... eel 11J11)1~ with tlllllavlalce II Pr<>daoa Co. u a dollney IDID and llborer and worked tllore 1111111 Aaaull of1tt1 whoa he oocurtd Gle Job ol tiJne.ltudl' engl. wllll Diebold, .... Dllbol4, lac., at lhlt Ume bepn _..uq !rom maldns llfeo llld loeka lnlo 111111erou1 other -lleldo. llnoo daY• ofllrly em· UR,KOLEY •• •...• . . . ' . RIO GRANDE - Three now UnlveriiU;y In Dr. Kilby litala UlllYfl'IIQo ~ IJGO.ll&wu odmlnlllratloo poo!Uooa haYe hat the 4nD of - · _prevlauaiJ u~· wltll the boon created Ill Rio Gr&ndo Col· at Rio Gr- Collep&lnoa 1864. BuriOIItlba Co!porallonuallllea leao ~ldml.q JuDe '1, llet01'<IiDg ll4bert E. Rose, dln'ctor ol reprel8llllillve ! o ~ ·llOCGUI!IIDII to Dr, Al)lhua R, Cbrllleoaen, llaance, baa beat _,o1ec1 to macl)lnoa m1 dala proeeolllng preoldinl or RID Gr- Col- Buolneaa M&nepr· ·ull TniaJDr• OQdpmeot. · leao. The pooiUooa wue creat.- 1r ot Rio Graodo Em• TheiS clJanpo'!fl't o(eeledln eel by the Erecul1ve Comml\100 ployed bJ' Rio Grfllde ColleP order ID ~..,. GlepooiUoo or the Beard of Truateeo Ill 'Ito olnca .U.6t, Mr. - Hcidnd created a year.,.~ Vlee!'halolt,y u meetlntl. hh II, dOi!ree troll1 !dent for DeveiOJIIIIOIII. Dr, John ·R. Alberti, do&n of the collep, hu bolon promoted .·"'*" ..,. c,.,,.,.,lfll._ .t.o. . · • ·t r• 111111 wa,; . _. ,,;, . . to v1ce Prelldolt ~or Acaclom- le Atfalra. Dr. All>erll will act u chief admlnlllratlvo ollleer lor Rio Gr- COIIe&O Ia the ..,..., .. "'theprelidont. ue .... celved hll Pb.D. anti M.A. do· greeo from Tile Oblo Slate Unlvers~~Y In 1967 anti 1963, fl· apecUvel,y, and I B, S. degree from FlncllQ CollOIO In 1956. .Dr. Alberti lll• the do&n ofiiiD Grando COIIep alnce19116. Dr. HerDIIII L. Kelby, do&n ol _ . . , baa beat promoled ID VIce Prellldont !or Sluclont A(. fllro. Dr. Koby racalnd hia Pb.il. 111!1 M.A. degrees from The Oblo Slate UnlvvaltY In· li116, and the 11ow11ns Greeo State untveriiU;y 1n 1962 rellpecUvel,y. He recelvedaB.S.Ed. • - from Bowllns Greon State bef.,.. Ia CUm. llr. ml Mra. 11eilm1D'J Clllll cblld, All• Hollman, II mor. rled ml I dvU ll18iDe&r lor the Gorel'lllllllll SorY!ce Admlalllrr.UciiiD Col·-·· Six TraiDing at Fort Knox Center GALUPOIJS- Slxmenorthla area blw been aolllped Ia &riiiy Prhatos In tbe Tralnlns ca-. ~;MA.TCAl Fort.~j!¥., y..,.._...._DII._ . - , Co 1.11 ' Sldael' l'llldv, Jarll' COLOIICAJITOONS: SOulhbowld ", Roc- Geor""'l ..... .•. ..u.... . ·~ ' ~ ··---~ ·-· ·.... •. ' G,lti1 . '~ As Fun Center JlGb ROcebl a... flu _.... I!Gb'a F&lh!IJ reallm C.. ·at 4 2 1 Avo., lmmer locali1111 ol the . ...... ... ' ·~ ·• #,"-.~ ~·. ••.• .... .;< ... ·' . ...~ Towels.. ••.•• 3 ·' GALLIPOUS - ' ., .Ia , Jy_Dalll'li. New Quarters ;/ ~ ~· -~.. ot c.m. C, 17111 Battalion, 5th !lrl. · pde, U'iATCA. They are Gerald K. Worren, or Mr. and ·Mra. Allred 1. Warren, ot Crwn CIQ>; John w. DWon, 11011 or Mr. ml Mrs. ope ..a Stewart Senteneed Summer Work To Probation Term GALLIPOLIS - Six · - ol IUIIIIIItf ochool, frOin JWIO 10 toJub 19, wlthdUooalnromedIll reodlnf, wiD be held lilr 111>denta In tbe SoutbWeotern School Dl!lrlct. ' Teachers lllld their ll.doa ore to rePort to the hlsb ocbool bulldIJV '"' Weclnoad&Y, J... 5, at 9 I· m., lilr a ....-klhOp. Cluaoa 'wiD basin on Mondoy, JW10 10, at 8:30 L m., m1 alll!enta wiD be dllllllilled deiiY <a,. d&ya 1 week) &111:30 L m. Trlnlporladoa wiD be ~nlabed a-.ts In each eleme,. lacy district, which Includes Cldmua, Gallla lllld CentervWe. GALUPOUS - JOI!p Tllom11 w. Mltehell placed Hd>ert Stewart, I lllddleport, , on three F'rldo1 Ia Gollla P!Mo CourL Stewar1 to a charge of l&r-; Albert K. Frum, M, T h e Plalnl, wa1 sentenced totheOhlo Fenltentlary lor 1·20 year, on 1 •horse ot llOdmly anti ordered committed to Lim& ·- lloa- pllal. The sentence waa -su .. ponded cluiJV his committal to Liml hoapltol. The caoe of Gloria J, lolcJunkln, 21, Cl.evellllld, charged with torgery, was eonUnued until. next Tburad&Y. NllRSE'S TO MEET GALLIPOLIS - Holzer HOIpltll Alumnae have in.ued ell registered raarae• to attend a moetlns at 7:30 p. m. Weclnos· day, J1110 5, at the American GALLIPOtm Ella Bello Lesion 11&11, oocood lloor ollllt Daft, Vlldlll, lllecl 'pef1Uoo Sat, Golllpolla lolwlldpal"~ . ..,.., .llr Gollla CGdnll' COmmon Tile .. . . wiD· ~~·~ ...... " lor tbe ruture. Plea• Court !or a divorce from tlar7 L, Dltt, Middleport. Tile plalnllll .... oeek• alimllly and TES't ANNOUNCED ...... ot two lllilm ciJildnn. llelsa-GIIIIIa orea realdonlolaTIIIQI were married ~ 17, terelled In pultlq their aklllo 1962. She charp.a sro•• nqlect ... ... Ia doveiOfiiiW natloaa •· ot &117, extreme crueiQo 111111 rooal the _.ld ore lnYIIed 1o willful abaenoa. tab the Place Corps Plaoalllllll A dlvoree potllloq dlomloaed Teat at 1:30 p.m. .., ~. ••• that ot LIDia Alkllla, 4 Bar- June 15, at tho U, S. Poll or. .... Ave., va. Edpr Alkbpl. flee, Atbma. Ill the eaao of Cliirlea B. Ad- Seeks Divorce In Petition Tallor, ot Cr01m CIQ>; Kelllll· Crown CIQ>, a $'15,000 demap SEOUL (UPI) - ODe Soutb ault aut or "' acddent, the potl. Kerean aoldler wu killed and 8CXI N. So~a, ''"' ot Mr. •lllld lion was om-.lllld the acUm ·&nolher WOOIIded FridaY In a llrl. ll&rold M. Sounders, of Dueku,.l SHOW STAIITS 7 P, Rocchi Opens 1\. 1rfltff t~~eyc wiD recllve ·their . lnitl&l olihl weeks of mllllar)' Plan. 6 We.eks R. ·Dillon, ot Nort11111r. Larry A. Lane, '.... of Mr..... Mrs. Rob. ert c. Lane, ot 1711 Cheotnut s~. GoDII>olii;C&rroiiE. .......... illl ol Mr. liJII! 'llfrL Horry R. kina vo. K - Gr- Rt. 2 80111'11 KOREANS AMBVSHED ~ A~ Wlllfa .' . -414. . Peas· TO SIR, I'ITII LOVE C'hcbalcGiw) ,L . . . . ....... ... . . . .,... ~. TONIGHT Tlllro TUESDAY : J11111 2 • Jon t ,. ·.,J ' ~ .daab with North - • ""' ........ Gle Demllltarbed ZCIIIe ' I' ,..o~ l' ......... ""'al,oc) Seauile.. ~lob IQolaa, too. - s 9·...4 colorL Heavy Dut.Jo llld lealq)rooft Whl' I1Q mon lor llu!>li&bt llottorleo? • ~ and ' TO SHOOT All BRASSIERES •lH• - Othera at e!C) . $1.4;t_ '88~ea. ALWAYS BEIIE'R Valuesll VINYl. lATEX WALL ..~ Pitfft Semi G)ou Palqt, tpo! You'U Uke the pointy..,•u like to AYe. Remember F•therOn June 16th Checks- Plaids- Solids Regular and Extra Sizes Compare our Prlcesll polloa,. l'llllco ""..,. b SPRAY PAINT Whites, clear, bllckJ, cqii)V, brmst, alum. . . _ ind lllll\Y '· M.ns Short SlNv• · DRESS WIUTE AND SOUD COLOHS s 94... 1001. W•lght · JAMAICA SHORTS SOIJIJS - PRINTS SIZES 10 to 18 •• pr. ••s DungarHs CANVAS OXFORDS SANFORIZED SIZES291Dt2 BLAllC Ole wlllTE ALL SIZES s SO A COMPLETE PAINT OUTFIT! ~-It ' r· t. pr. MEN'S MATCHED Paint Pan And Roller UNIF Ght S a..,... .., Wood OVEN CUlm -ALL SIZD 1111 ltOWI COVEl CAN IE l8'foACID - BUY N0W1 SHIR~S 3: PANTS s 27 5 c 0 $ 94 PERMANENT PIISSIDIIJ Ccior11 too. •"11111~ llio, , ··. .,.,.MD . - Others $2.87 87 ea. "KODA(t"' ALL 5c Candy Bars . ~Mf . •• 2 CBl OIROME FLASHliGHTS ...... ·...... · ...... 44c WHm COnON SOCKS .. · ............ · .. .. 25c SIZE AA PENUT£ BAnERIES · · · · · · · ······ ·· ·· · · · 7c IWNT-Oilrr5 ACOLOR '' I~ Orion Socks 67Cpr. 7.JNCH •. ollllt11blea. GALLIPOLIS - .No ca no .bi,JoiNd ~,j' two ~ GCiUoiOII at 2:211 p. lil. ·l'rldu'IIII,SeeoodA,._ ....... Pllio ill., ..~to dlf · M'ENS SOUD .CPLOR SHIRTS pf. s A FABULOUS SQECTIONI ·~s Nobody ,.urt , well - !JU& SHIRTS. 'S~rSPORT Your choice ot three ...,.... In oil popular elodrie timer ia uaedto_... till 111-the- cbarlll!ortlll- ·~ Iiiii! IIn - A. SHORT .SLEEVES ~ENI'PBSSI Tile roenalloo .cenlof lo - J ' (dil.·- Wbl", .......... ar-t UOI ·"CIIEBRITY" ob do.Y• a ,..... !rondo LIL to l.J.tD!dnllhl- Tbmo an llv• llbltl !or poOl _. bllli&rda, AD "'¥· G~ IIIIIIJ& Ind.~ wl4fll. ' Golll&dl• llolb ,.,._ _ . . h&o pooled otrlct bo010 rulea whlcb l,..ludo oo samWJ1r, 10 prallu!IQ', IIIII ID credit. Tile naw ........UOO cenlerlo ftJr the Munlcfpol ' c.art June 3 .., a llilnllmltf, qyo Ri>ccbl. r..- .....11.., ot the rocr_. cb&rp ot ...... to )'ield· lilt llillll ....C.., .wu at lilt rear ot riPt ot ........ IAmb-.~ A1e.', nut' to the old Ohio VliJu . . .. Bulldi~W- Fadlllltl at the ~ wiD bo rOJIIIIdolei IIIII-..... ICcordlJV lolloe- ~SHAlES ' , HAPPY · 181 up .. llllbulh· - ·e.thing For You ' ~... PI'• 111111 opobameo sold todo.Y. $1' ...... QO..o ' l!urikl Stir Rt. , Galllpolla; lllld apiall Kennatll Greoo! was dla. ' JOhn F. H~ 1011 ot Mr. milled. Harold Greoo!, • All• MrL Paul R. Holecmb, o! Dr., ... made iiarV do!In Gle lUI~ ~J', .,. SMmle•• Micro Melh or COLORS Fla•hlltht BAn ERIES s. \: • w WHITE AND \ eon.,.. • e ...\' NEW IIECIIEA'l'ION CflfiD - Ball'a FaadbCon1or 1u _.adln lilt b w locod.., ot the GIIQpollaiiiiiJ Trlbulllll 421 Seecnl A.._, GoDI&Jallo. NYLON HOSE "' ROBERT RoSE }Vew CoU~ge Positi~ns Created Flrlnen- n-or. Tbll ~ ·"' · - ' DR. ALBIIRTI ' ~DAYI ! . ~:' . �.. Jarvis- Lambert Wedding is Event Of May 12th at Church of Christ ' '• RUTLAND - On !iunclay, Mil¥ "More." 1.2, at 2 p.m., Mlsa Wanda Jcme The brtde wat escorted to the Jarvia, daulhter ol Mr. andl\lro, liter by 1\lr, Roberl iftlwdeo, Otllo Jarvia, Albaoy Rl 2, be- Rulland, brothor-ln~aw or tile wore a floor lwngth came the bride ot Mr. J a me s groom, h Paul Lambert, ..., or 111r. 11111 ~ or ehantllly lace over bri1\lra. Drexal Lamher1, RuUand dal sa.Un. The &QWn was ot an ,· Rd. The marriage was IIOiemnl.zed at the RuUand Church of Christ b7 ReT. Roy Carter before an alter Ranked br baskets ol white gladiolus and fern, and seven bJ'inch eaadalabra. Mils Debra Smith, Pomeroy Rt. 3, pianist, presented a hall nuptial music prior to the servtee and during the ceremony plQ'ed a PTB¥er song, ..In Our God We Trust," with .Mr. hour MRS. JUDY FRASE!!, LEFT, lS Instructing one o! lhe numerous classes or the Mid-Pom School of Dance who will perform at the amwal recital to be held Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In the Middleport High School auditor-iUm. Making up Mod Mod World MIDDLEPORT - Mali.,g • I \ •' ' tion. Opening the recital will be the ~ uTeenie Hoppers," a line com- mlnul:i. : posed of Meg Amberger, Jayne :. HoeRlch, Heldl Huber, VlckiCun- 6rUea. tiril, 111190DIIi01l and $~&~De. NHd a moral be otaletlt ~·dlff, Kim WlnebreMer, Deborah •· W~ard, Carrie Beth Bearhs, Donna Hubbard, and Carrie Guin~ " ther doing a tap routine to "Five :"'Foot Two." :- Making up the "Mid-Porn Fleet : Feet" line Cor their tap selec. tion will. ~e Diana Grueser, LyM · Baker, Janice Holter, Danny Schultz:, Diana Larkins, April Fraser, and Cheryl Huber. DeARTISTICALLY TALENTED DALE J i\CUR"i or Middleport traditionally creates the slage ni&e Hendrix and Teresa Buckproperties ror Ule annual recital of the Mid-Porn School of Dance which is operated by his daug~ ley will team as ''The Pink Co. quettes," and appearing as "Dix- ter, Judy Fraser. Here Mr. Jacobs is picturOO with two or the settings ror this year's presentatlon which will carry out the theme- "it's a Mod Mod World!". ie Dewdrops" Cor a tap routine , ·::·:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:::·:·:·:-:::.:·:·:·>:·:·::::::;.;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;::::<<:::::::::·:::::::·:::·:·:-:-:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:-:-:·:-:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:·:-:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·>:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:::::·::·:: . MJ,I bl,!: Scott Fraser, Lori Guln· Sop to Predators On the High Seas ~1 Tbere are maay reu0111 why IJIIl' Kore1111, can lOIIe a.U.S.Iblp""" ut away with it. ~ Ia amuJnc lllhlt our ......... tbo Soutlt'IAmerlea, llml beea tJo. ~lut w..~~-~,...- lh;;·' ~ ! ::;!:1Citii ~ lli1 ·le.YIIt Jlpan. ~ ~ llaljiq veuell have beea selJetl by Chile, Ecuador and Peru. b1 • . - ·It hu been Ill the wne ~ .u tile Nodh Koreaos toot the Pueblo-af·&llllpoiat. In several cue•, tbo capture was~ eomp!llbod by Ill Americall lblp that beeli lQtllled to the ftlendly natlcll. N- of ... Ami!rican boala ~ lbe Inter· £''":'ll...,.~ 12-mlle lllnlt. wlilch ' N Kareanl reCc>plze. SQ. lar. lbe u.s. gOYtlf!IIIMIIt Jaai ~ for lbe reliue. fi. ei!Pifftd wu .. :~ ... •.ooo ••ndemn. llu baP111Ht1 II' that tbuo tlireo 0 ' ~J~ •' l . lt!l!!ililoll, pt.. ~olherlln Latin Amerle.ti, . . . ~ lholr teirilortal lliDIIa out to •~ llo m1IM In order to tbrolr a ~~ W tho filh In Ibis vut apa1110 ol Ieiat natlou, claims IJ.mlle llalijng lliDita wblle malntalolq tbo trldlll§lal .:lbfee.mU• terrilortal IIJn!t. It doe• DOt recoiii!IH ~ lllhlllg ~- ~~t!iin. " ...;.. y by pa:Yini ,tribut., ~ ll!tse'liiiiu.terai umtecJ stateo' 11 hrinllhtnlal the of the 2QO.mlle limit litd cbar~ the Nltkm81 Oeeeoography AuocJai/on, "li doing Irreparable harm to tho ...,.. of lbe treedam of tbe aeas.n "Freedom of tbo sea• beyond NtiMilahle territorial watera," lttlle1 auoclatlon "I• a riPI.ool all n a II o ns and mull IIi lealoully prutoeted ~ maiJitalned. Tbe t1!1iletl Stalee, oace lbe greateot sea power lbe world bas •YIIr aowa:..u.. leadv Iii pro~of n,atlou-now ~lei 1a v tho ._.,ry, Vanessa Folmer, KatlQ' : ;MeadowS, and Joey Mohler. "":'" Rhonda Reuter, Slari wu. :-:._Uams, Charlene Goeglein, Steph:Jnle Radford, June Wamsley,and ;-'S.Izy Samuels are in the "Hello • :,polly'' tap line, and the "Gt\YB · ·and Gals" group is composed or : Janice Holter, Diana Larkins, : Danny SchultJ, April Fraser, and the :r...uoa. ..m::!;!: :.the~= our ltleall ol world freedotn." · Evldeotly, however, the good will of lhuo three COIID!rlea lllncllapenjlble ID our wider ~eeurtty. We will buylt at any price, OYtlll at lbe COlt of ·establlahed lotematiOOal Jaw and our own oelf-nopect. ·'l'lli \United States, like mOlt marltllDe Spray~an ~n 'j{\lrib~iJ 'krau~~~<·: E;s~rn· WASHINCI'I'IQN Nc:n El!laQK Mine Field Other vlrtueti ol the liquid are that It !imalno cleltmabJe for up to four clayo, even Ill lbe rain, but eventually dtadlvalel ltltlf, . · mating daalertnll mln8flelil cle«raDCe 111· = _..HI')'. Once tiPDIIed, It eeonot be deb)' llantlanl" mlnt-delecUOII oqulp- L!quld Lllltl Mine can be limPlY Jloured troll! canleonllke contaloera, qy."lfi mabr, Esplollives Corp oro tl on of America, 01' IJll'IJed from trucu or bellcapten. · ·What oeit-bandy aerosol can for home and garden use! . . Shiv-S11preme.Aqth~rity 'n Resurrection CifY I '- , • TIMELY QUOTES They say 111 old dlielleJI mallei the belt 1011p. -RIJl. E111<1n11el Celler, IJ.. N."(., 011 reachl!lll 1M GQt of 80. lr NOEL GlOVI . NEA Staff Co~tt~,...lt. •)- . Ste-;.., a~.~~~..! W~- Olilo lw been knoWn ¥. A r-• 8 ............. - · the mother of,pre.ldenta 'aJI\1 • lnat6D. ·native, hi!· ~ -'' hu been prepaDt on many 10 ~- ~'":J _.wn., There have been ::'J: .n.ea, ,. .. · . mikarriiP• and ahorlloae. j .... oa · a~~ lifl! ti ., u d ' bl ·but thll year Ohio hu !Qea charps. In a IIIOI!Ih IreD· · tbe pill. . .. lebce In lbe lllaVIet of Co,.._, J • . lumbla . jjill . oo .a . preotlel- --vvv. ~· "' ,,.....,_ 011 / ·-~~~;!.\! related rap be tllicovered 11o hlo · presilktltial ~ , r cOuld draw. . ""'I· bartni of a····· .• Joe Sayre, Rutland Rt. 1, as aololJI. lllr. 5a¥re aloo aang lovers' knots. Ml11 Cathy !laniey, Albaoy Rt. 2, mild or honor, was attired in a floor length ~wn which teatured a blue lace noat over satin. Her nose Up veU blue illusion was held by a blue satin Dlor bow. and she wore I on g or by Mrs. Waid Windon who recommended a stump as a fiower container or as a trellis for a t;y Infirmary will be ~eel vine. Mrs. 1-Urarn Fisher reportthiB year, it was decided when ed on Peruvian daffodils sug~ the Widlwood Garden Club met gesting that they be planted in WednesdaY ntglrt at the ljome of loamy soli and not too deeply. 1 She said tllat the tollage ls suitMrs. Fred Nease. Mrs. Dwlgbt Milhoan will pur- able for use in nower arrangechase the plants which are to ments. Mrs. Mae Holter gave a demgo to the infirmary residents onstration on proper procedure for their llt.Jbby" gardens. in setting plants out to avoid <~f4trlng Gardening'' was the topic of. the meeting presided wilting. ::ile recommended using over by Mrs. Vernon Nease in water with liquid tertillzer and the absence of Mrs. Karl Grue- shading for the first two ~s . Gardening tlps by Mrs. Homer ser, who was ill, and the vice Holter included planting dahlias, president. It was decided during "the meeting to postpone the Dow- spraying an1 dusting roses, and er show usually held ln June to moving houseplants outside. Mrs. September. An invitation Crorn Paul Fisher gave a demonstrathe Gallipolis State Institute to a tion on a morlbana sQ-le. Slldeson meeUng OC the therapy club on flower specimens, arrangements and scenic ~s were shown June 1 was read. ( A. thank you note was read from the jwdor club thanking the members lor seeds. A card was also read from Mrs. Uswin Nease thanking the club ror flowers sent during her hosplta- NEW HAVEN - The New na. ven Woman's Club and the New Haven Junior Woman's Club have adopted, aS part or their community Improvement Program, plans to promote more conununlty interest in lhc present recreatlonal (acUities lor the chlldren and yooth of the area. They : Cheryl Huber. : Tracl WeeaeandKrist&Morrlo spearheaded a planning mOOting : join in a tap routine as the on April 18 with representatives :. uprtnge Benefits," and teaming from Town Council. lion's Club ~- as the '"Duo In Blue" will be and the New Elaven Recreatloo :; Diana Gru_.er and Lym Baker. Foondatton, which resulted in : The !!rot ael ol lhe redial will a town meeting being held on : conclude with a number called April 29 for interested parents : "!lrictly rrom Hunger" by Dt. and residents of the ·Bend Area. ! ana Larkins, Danny Schultz, and The purpose ol the meeting was to discusstheoperationandmaln::,; Janice Holter. ""·' "What Are Little Girls Made tenance ot the New Haven swimOf?" will be the theme of the ballet portion which Is lhe see- and Dlana Grueser and Lynn Bak.. md ael of the presentation. The er in "Chiffon and Lace." Solo performers in the second tap lines will return to lhe stage act wiU be Denise Hendrix, a for ballet IIJJICbers and aeveral Cheryl Huber, a tap rouballeti aolo and duel numbers by tile advanced s-nts will be fea- tine; and April Fraser, a toe aumber. Another feature wlll be lllred. Three ballet duelo will be In- a toe oomber by Mrs. Fraser, eluded and they are Tract Weese the instructor. The recital will conclude with IIDd Krista MorriB, in "Music ao acroballe dlsploy by aU ol and Flower•i'' Janice Holter and the ehlldren in the school. Diana Larkins in uMoon-Gio~'' ming pool and community building and also the immediate needs in Ule way of improvements, repairs etc. Donald Roush, chairman or the board of the New Haven Recrcatlon Fowulation, Inc., presided at the meeting and began with a brief hJstory and background of the communicy Building and SWimming Pool. The recreation center was built in the early 1930's by the N.'I:'.A. Dr. R. F. Bryant, a oow retired physician .,.oo resident of New Haven, was responsible for the project and tater became owner, having invested large sums of money in it. The New Haven Recreation Foundation was organizedin1953 and purchased the building and pool from Dr. Bryant. Dr. Bryant also donated two adjoining lots. A question and answer period (ollowed the history briefing and Mr. Roush read some financial reports of previous years. Vana- Corporation and Philip ~rn Plant were highly commended for all Uteir support, in making it possible to have major repairs made to the build· ing and the filtration system for the pool completed. ;\!so fo~ later help in the operation of the recreation facilities, and to the Central Coal Company for draperies, etc . Memberships to the Recreation Foundatlon were sold at the meeting and 66 new members added. A new board of directors was elected as follows: Mr. Nell Haymaker, Mr. James Layne, Mr. Robert GurUs, Mr. Carl Temant, Mr. Donald (Doc) Ohlinger, Mr. Marvln Roush, Mrs. Alfred ~rouse, Mrs. Fl.lgene Hester, Mrs. Jack Flesher. The three members ol Town Coonell (who automatically become members ol Recreatloo Board) appointed were: Mr. LewlsCapehart, Mr. Mark Ward, Mr. ceell Sa,yre. . The meeting WIB sponBOJ'ed by the New Haven Town Council, New Haven Woman's Club, New Haven Junior Woman's Club, Uon' s Chi! .and the New IIaven MIDDLEPORT- Mr. aOO.Mrs. Recreation Foundation. Bernard Fultz entertained Memorial DaY· with a chicken barbe-- dium Entertain with Chicken Barbecue cue. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Roclne( llo!'nlng, oll of Mlcldl .. port; IIIII Mr. and Mro. Leo Edwards or Miami Beach, Fla., visIting here enroute to New York. to roll SMALL CHILD'S 4 HousfCleaning" devotlonal topic. A paperentitlOO ••Tree Stump Beauty'' was given lion coroago. The ....., ol tile groom wore a illiiilll. dnoo ol beige pailltl' ~lp! ~~~~ Or• ange aeeeaiOrles Ucl~ Wtdte car- land, silk damask and centered by an arranpment of white mums and Illy ol the valley. For her daugtrterts wedding. Mrs. Jarvis chose a sheath dress of navy blue trimmed In while. ~e wore a bla:k hat and black accessories and a white carna- Garden Club Proiect Supplying Hobby Gardens Being Continued !lz~!';.rc;,.#d· by MrS. Jack RobiOI"' who was a guest. The bridal table, eovered with white damask, wao -.reel br the three Uered weddlns: eake, dacoraled wll!f\plnk ro•o IIIII lopped with a mlnl.,.re brlcle IIIII groom. The cake, served br lin. Homer Parker, waa flanked by tbe <TY sta1 bowl o1 plnk punch, oerved br Mrs. Joe Bolln, llld br the silver cofl'ee ice, prellded over ~ Mr Bruce MIJ, Mints were aerv rrom cryatal dishes and the le was enhanced by while es entwlnocl wltll &pring n · on In crylllal holders on er slde. The graeioos CIUIIDm ol clwrch ... ~ obMrYed at bolll tile wedding ceremony and the re.. Blue ribbons for specimens c:option. exhibited at the meeting went to The bride Is a Ill'- ol Mrs. Edison Holton and Mrs. RuUand High SChOol, 1967 and Hiram Fisher. Mrs. Vernon Is employed •• a clerk.(ypist Nease got a first place for a in 'the o(fice or !!PJrtl!l !nforma.hortirulture exhibit, and Mrs. tion Director, Ohio University, Hollon took a blue ribbon for a corsage. Blue ribbon awards for arrangements went to Mrs. Uswin Neastl, Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. Mae Holter, and Mrs. Fred ~ease . Red rlbOOns went to Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Paul Fisher, and Mrs. Homer Holler. The hostess gift was won by M r s. Milhoan. Refreshments were served byMrs.FredNease, Mrs. David Nease, and Mrs. Uswin Nease. Mrs. David :!lagg was a guest. Albens. The groom lo a grcullate ol RuUand IUih SChOol, 1965, and was recently dlschou'ged from the aervlco. He opent a year with tile U, S. Army In Vlotnam. He Is currentl.Y undorPJIDI schooling ror a job aa game protector for the State of Oblo. ApproxlmaleiJr 80 FeJio allendOd the wedcllng and roeopllon. to the weddln& tho ClCJUI)Ie honored with a obower glvMrs. Bruce May·, M r 11. ~:J~r .1Thomu and Mra. lklmor 'DUTTON'S In Middleport OPEN: 9 to 10 Week D•ys Wedding Plans of Miss Hoffman Noted 10to 1-6to9 Sundays NEW HAVEN - Weddingplans have been completed for the marriage of Miss Judy Hoffman of New Haven to Mr. James Carleton of Pomeroy. The wedding wUl be an event ot June 8, 'I 7:30 p. m. at the New Haven United Methodist Church (the former E. U. B. Church). Open Church wlU be observed. A reception will follow in the social room of the church. Ellen Hoffman will be maid of honor; Bonnie staats and Brenda Jividen will be bridesmaids; Harold Roush wlll serveasbestman, aOO. uBhers will be Mike Carletoo and Danny Folrocl. Loaruare Died Out The use of Aramaic, the anguage probably spoken by SUB, died out In the 7th ce ~ of the Christia.1 era. Ara look Its place, except In a le lqlated villages. ' ••.(... ~ Spray Cologne and Dusting Powder by OLYMPIA SIZE 4to3 Bowling Party Held MIDDLEPORT - The .tlth blrlhdey omlveroery ol Barbara FUltz was oboerved WednesdaY with a bowling part;y. '" New Zenith "le.nl!Ue'" ran make life fun Jltaln . PreGision ampiHi · u!ion lrom 2 Mlr.rn·ll!hlt'- · nr<ui l5. Wci Rh5 nnlv 1/6 oun(e and IIUurl for mo..r moW lt M l"~. Come 10 for a dt•mon~lralinn new Zt•11l'lll' 11 nl~ hl• JU ~ I n~lll for you' of Zen11h" ~ Her guests were Kim Jones, Martha McNeal, Lirxla Gerard, Judy Owen, IIIII Beelcy Fultz. Mrs. Bernard · FuU1 !lerved a f'lvors ot snappers were given to the chll.. dren. sPIIheUI · supper. . ·- ... r---------------------------~---------~ I . .. I . I I The mqllorn furilkuro look lolonr. IDw andluxurlouo - llk•thloiOJ.Inch waiiiUHrlmmed'l'lnmdortllrdiOia ! ond •!Jatr. 11r FIPKeel. l!oclcJ lldCillalllld anna an ere ...,. 1 llllckll' foam i>ecldod. Foom rubber , vertlble. !lee lhom at' . BAKER ••lblol1• FURNII~RE 0. \ Mr. Clarence Lambert, Rut- natlco>eor-. •• Whither 'OJOU Goest" a n d Pldir -7~·~/'irr•::~~~tto:::: r God's as her Wom·en Pursue Improvement ers' koota. .:.. Following cfle ot~. a r.. se"ed as belt man ror <ept1on was held ID tile chureh his brother. Mr. Lee Wood ID, 10~ rooms which were deCDl'A~me empire Jt,yle with long RuUand, and E.T.R,O, 3 Rll'· aleci'ihroughout wtih plak 1ft d lace sleeves. Her silk Uluslon mond ~erland, U. S. Navy, white siTeamen 111<1 white tlou veU was held by a white satin Norfolk, Va., served as ushers. ~ Mrs. Clarence (Sally) LaJn. wet1c11ng bello. A ll!Dr bow. 9le carried a colOwas used behind t11o brlllo'allble nial bou<t~et ol while earnallon • berl, RuUaocl, sister-In-law ol and centered wltll entwllled hoirto edged with lace from which fell the groom, registered the guests Inscribed Jcme.Jim-Miu' 12,1961. white aatln streamers tled In at a table covered with white POMEROY - An amual project of providing tomato plants for residents of the Meigs Cowl- In colorful costuming amid .. modernistic stage settings creat: ed by Dall Jacoba, the students ~ of Mrs. Judy Fraser will dis, play tap, ballet, and acrobatic work tn a three-act presenta- e'lt!OP>........... ume 1 lbe North "It's a Mod lllo Mlddlepori High SChool &Udl· torlurn. ....y Be:t!Jnelnti:L, \ IS That Is the theme ot the fourth amua.I recital oC the Mid-Porn School at Dance to be presented Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in A lire mlllter - ' a = ~ : ·u . wlilel.• lloarW and 12 ifti.Ute. uillllld manutacturer In Welt ..cUrttil Out 111,1 ~ 1,1111 tlmu, foiu' emtr' a IDIAirelliDJ! uperlmeot roceatl)l, ;. lttlpl. I,IIIM can and - lwo ldeDtleal ean, ...... tile .... puiOd !11 IJ. . ~~- Department 'Of Tr~ 111t1 11a.t1 Tlli 11ow dilnr atet1 852 11mu (*lib ao ~d lnltrumeDII .. hft b l'ulltentl tlmU' .... 1!11 tvll1 drivlnl tlelall durlq a !!'!P c('U!ott 1 IIDitJ. 'l ila diiVIq wu • 1,000 mUtJ tiom Hamblll'l ID RIDilal 011 tile , 411 mlllulll. QaiWI eout. MliN tlwl balf tile 1liiiiDco Eltperlalced drivtn from Wtll ~'1 •• over opnslhJ-IJ'PI rolltu. blallt motorin.l club Wtn itellllt:al . ilid One driver wu told tD mate 11!1 btllit lime trliCI a wt ol lhelr Ollll-8ll ao!J.mlle Iiiii bo could, to pus wbelllt wu lafe and ID late from Cololne ID tile Br111110t PW. bondl at the m•limlDII pooalble IDled. Tbo In lhll teat, the tart -~ mot 14 bo~ ·,., IOCOIICl driver wu told ID late fi Ml)', ID the llow toot 21 mlnulelloa avoid any riat and to move u tile trilllo In tall bedtlu rllthu! bls , flow permltletl. . , fut driver p.jid a peiWQ- til ibout lO more Beoult: Alter 1,000 mlleo, lbl.! ·t!PO!'d ilal1onl olguoJine, pluo Obvloua • - oa bls demoo llDlJhod ""!~ mlllulll ~ !lithe nlaud driver. T ever)' adv~be averaged leu than 110 m.p.b. Be. wu Dtl . Theme of Dance • Mod World!'' Ha.- Scfnely • the line pictured arei left to right, &'hari Williams, Charlene Googlcin, . June Wamsley, Suzy samuels, Stephanie Radford, and Rhonda Reuter. All or the students of the school will be featured ln tap, ballet, and acrobatic work. ~ willie lloveo. 9le eerried a c:olonlal bou<t~el ol blue edged carnations with streamen ot 1~­ -~. DUTTON'S a man's after shave, after bath mllde, bottled, sealed in France .. Pmcrlptlon• Are Our Mlln .......... . ' ' MIDDLEPO,RT,O. �.. Jarvis- Lambert Wedding is Event Of May 12th at Church of Christ ' '• RUTLAND - On !iunclay, Mil¥ "More." 1.2, at 2 p.m., Mlsa Wanda Jcme The brtde wat escorted to the Jarvia, daulhter ol Mr. andl\lro, liter by 1\lr, Roberl iftlwdeo, Otllo Jarvia, Albaoy Rl 2, be- Rulland, brothor-ln~aw or tile wore a floor lwngth came the bride ot Mr. J a me s groom, h Paul Lambert, ..., or 111r. 11111 ~ or ehantllly lace over bri1\lra. Drexal Lamher1, RuUand dal sa.Un. The &QWn was ot an ,· Rd. The marriage was IIOiemnl.zed at the RuUand Church of Christ b7 ReT. Roy Carter before an alter Ranked br baskets ol white gladiolus and fern, and seven bJ'inch eaadalabra. Mils Debra Smith, Pomeroy Rt. 3, pianist, presented a hall nuptial music prior to the servtee and during the ceremony plQ'ed a PTB¥er song, ..In Our God We Trust," with .Mr. hour MRS. JUDY FRASE!!, LEFT, lS Instructing one o! lhe numerous classes or the Mid-Pom School of Dance who will perform at the amwal recital to be held Wednesday night at 8 p. m. In the Middleport High School auditor-iUm. Making up Mod Mod World MIDDLEPORT - Mali.,g • I \ •' ' tion. Opening the recital will be the ~ uTeenie Hoppers," a line com- mlnul:i. : posed of Meg Amberger, Jayne :. HoeRlch, Heldl Huber, VlckiCun- 6rUea. tiril, 111190DIIi01l and $~&~De. NHd a moral be otaletlt ~·dlff, Kim WlnebreMer, Deborah •· W~ard, Carrie Beth Bearhs, Donna Hubbard, and Carrie Guin~ " ther doing a tap routine to "Five :"'Foot Two." :- Making up the "Mid-Porn Fleet : Feet" line Cor their tap selec. tion will. ~e Diana Grueser, LyM · Baker, Janice Holter, Danny Schultz:, Diana Larkins, April Fraser, and Cheryl Huber. DeARTISTICALLY TALENTED DALE J i\CUR"i or Middleport traditionally creates the slage ni&e Hendrix and Teresa Buckproperties ror Ule annual recital of the Mid-Porn School of Dance which is operated by his daug~ ley will team as ''The Pink Co. quettes," and appearing as "Dix- ter, Judy Fraser. Here Mr. Jacobs is picturOO with two or the settings ror this year's presentatlon which will carry out the theme- "it's a Mod Mod World!". ie Dewdrops" Cor a tap routine , ·::·:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:::·:·:·:-:::.:·:·:·>:·:·::::::;.;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;::::<<:::::::::·:::::::·:::·:·:-:-:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:-:-:·:-:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:-:·:-:·:·>:·:·:·:·:·>:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:::::·::·:: . MJ,I bl,!: Scott Fraser, Lori Guln· Sop to Predators On the High Seas ~1 Tbere are maay reu0111 why IJIIl' Kore1111, can lOIIe a.U.S.Iblp""" ut away with it. ~ Ia amuJnc lllhlt our ......... tbo Soutlt'IAmerlea, llml beea tJo. ~lut w..~~-~,...- lh;;·' ~ ! ::;!:1Citii ~ lli1 ·le.YIIt Jlpan. ~ ~ llaljiq veuell have beea selJetl by Chile, Ecuador and Peru. b1 • . - ·It hu been Ill the wne ~ .u tile Nodh Koreaos toot the Pueblo-af·&llllpoiat. In several cue•, tbo capture was~ eomp!llbod by Ill Americall lblp that beeli lQtllled to the ftlendly natlcll. N- of ... Ami!rican boala ~ lbe Inter· £''":'ll...,.~ 12-mlle lllnlt. wlilch ' N Kareanl reCc>plze. SQ. lar. lbe u.s. gOYtlf!IIIMIIt Jaai ~ for lbe reliue. fi. ei!Pifftd wu .. :~ ... •.ooo ••ndemn. llu baP111Ht1 II' that tbuo tlireo 0 ' ~J~ •' l . lt!l!!ililoll, pt.. ~olherlln Latin Amerle.ti, . . . ~ lholr teirilortal lliDIIa out to •~ llo m1IM In order to tbrolr a ~~ W tho filh In Ibis vut apa1110 ol Ieiat natlou, claims IJ.mlle llalijng lliDita wblle malntalolq tbo trldlll§lal .:lbfee.mU• terrilortal IIJn!t. It doe• DOt recoiii!IH ~ lllhlllg ~- ~~t!iin. " ...;.. y by pa:Yini ,tribut., ~ ll!tse'liiiiu.terai umtecJ stateo' 11 hrinllhtnlal the of the 2QO.mlle limit litd cbar~ the Nltkm81 Oeeeoography AuocJai/on, "li doing Irreparable harm to tho ...,.. of lbe treedam of tbe aeas.n "Freedom of tbo sea• beyond NtiMilahle territorial watera," lttlle1 auoclatlon "I• a riPI.ool all n a II o ns and mull IIi lealoully prutoeted ~ maiJitalned. Tbe t1!1iletl Stalee, oace lbe greateot sea power lbe world bas •YIIr aowa:..u.. leadv Iii pro~of n,atlou-now ~lei 1a v tho ._.,ry, Vanessa Folmer, KatlQ' : ;MeadowS, and Joey Mohler. "":'" Rhonda Reuter, Slari wu. :-:._Uams, Charlene Goeglein, Steph:Jnle Radford, June Wamsley,and ;-'S.Izy Samuels are in the "Hello • :,polly'' tap line, and the "Gt\YB · ·and Gals" group is composed or : Janice Holter, Diana Larkins, : Danny SchultJ, April Fraser, and the :r...uoa. ..m::!;!: :.the~= our ltleall ol world freedotn." · Evldeotly, however, the good will of lhuo three COIID!rlea lllncllapenjlble ID our wider ~eeurtty. We will buylt at any price, OYtlll at lbe COlt of ·establlahed lotematiOOal Jaw and our own oelf-nopect. ·'l'lli \United States, like mOlt marltllDe Spray~an ~n 'j{\lrib~iJ 'krau~~~<·: E;s~rn· WASHINCI'I'IQN Nc:n El!laQK Mine Field Other vlrtueti ol the liquid are that It !imalno cleltmabJe for up to four clayo, even Ill lbe rain, but eventually dtadlvalel ltltlf, . · mating daalertnll mln8flelil cle«raDCe 111· = _..HI')'. Once tiPDIIed, It eeonot be deb)' llantlanl" mlnt-delecUOII oqulp- L!quld Lllltl Mine can be limPlY Jloured troll! canleonllke contaloera, qy."lfi mabr, Esplollives Corp oro tl on of America, 01' IJll'IJed from trucu or bellcapten. · ·What oeit-bandy aerosol can for home and garden use! . . Shiv-S11preme.Aqth~rity 'n Resurrection CifY I '- , • TIMELY QUOTES They say 111 old dlielleJI mallei the belt 1011p. -RIJl. E111<1n11el Celler, IJ.. N."(., 011 reachl!lll 1M GQt of 80. lr NOEL GlOVI . NEA Staff Co~tt~,...lt. •)- . Ste-;.., a~.~~~..! W~- Olilo lw been knoWn ¥. A r-• 8 ............. - · the mother of,pre.ldenta 'aJI\1 • lnat6D. ·native, hi!· ~ -'' hu been prepaDt on many 10 ~- ~'":J _.wn., There have been ::'J: .n.ea, ,. .. · . mikarriiP• and ahorlloae. j .... oa · a~~ lifl! ti ., u d ' bl ·but thll year Ohio hu !Qea charps. In a IIIOI!Ih IreD· · tbe pill. . .. lebce In lbe lllaVIet of Co,.._, J • . lumbla . jjill . oo .a . preotlel- --vvv. ~· "' ,,.....,_ 011 / ·-~~~;!.\! related rap be tllicovered 11o hlo · presilktltial ~ , r cOuld draw. . ""'I· bartni of a····· .• Joe Sayre, Rutland Rt. 1, as aololJI. lllr. 5a¥re aloo aang lovers' knots. Ml11 Cathy !laniey, Albaoy Rt. 2, mild or honor, was attired in a floor length ~wn which teatured a blue lace noat over satin. Her nose Up veU blue illusion was held by a blue satin Dlor bow. and she wore I on g or by Mrs. Waid Windon who recommended a stump as a fiower container or as a trellis for a t;y Infirmary will be ~eel vine. Mrs. 1-Urarn Fisher reportthiB year, it was decided when ed on Peruvian daffodils sug~ the Widlwood Garden Club met gesting that they be planted in WednesdaY ntglrt at the ljome of loamy soli and not too deeply. 1 She said tllat the tollage ls suitMrs. Fred Nease. Mrs. Dwlgbt Milhoan will pur- able for use in nower arrangechase the plants which are to ments. Mrs. Mae Holter gave a demgo to the infirmary residents onstration on proper procedure for their llt.Jbby" gardens. in setting plants out to avoid <~f4trlng Gardening'' was the topic of. the meeting presided wilting. ::ile recommended using over by Mrs. Vernon Nease in water with liquid tertillzer and the absence of Mrs. Karl Grue- shading for the first two ~s . Gardening tlps by Mrs. Homer ser, who was ill, and the vice Holter included planting dahlias, president. It was decided during "the meeting to postpone the Dow- spraying an1 dusting roses, and er show usually held ln June to moving houseplants outside. Mrs. September. An invitation Crorn Paul Fisher gave a demonstrathe Gallipolis State Institute to a tion on a morlbana sQ-le. Slldeson meeUng OC the therapy club on flower specimens, arrangements and scenic ~s were shown June 1 was read. ( A. thank you note was read from the jwdor club thanking the members lor seeds. A card was also read from Mrs. Uswin Nease thanking the club ror flowers sent during her hosplta- NEW HAVEN - The New na. ven Woman's Club and the New Haven Junior Woman's Club have adopted, aS part or their community Improvement Program, plans to promote more conununlty interest in lhc present recreatlonal (acUities lor the chlldren and yooth of the area. They : Cheryl Huber. : Tracl WeeaeandKrist&Morrlo spearheaded a planning mOOting : join in a tap routine as the on April 18 with representatives :. uprtnge Benefits," and teaming from Town Council. lion's Club ~- as the '"Duo In Blue" will be and the New Elaven Recreatloo :; Diana Gru_.er and Lym Baker. Foondatton, which resulted in : The !!rot ael ol lhe redial will a town meeting being held on : conclude with a number called April 29 for interested parents : "!lrictly rrom Hunger" by Dt. and residents of the ·Bend Area. ! ana Larkins, Danny Schultz, and The purpose ol the meeting was to discusstheoperationandmaln::,; Janice Holter. ""·' "What Are Little Girls Made tenance ot the New Haven swimOf?" will be the theme of the ballet portion which Is lhe see- and Dlana Grueser and Lynn Bak.. md ael of the presentation. The er in "Chiffon and Lace." Solo performers in the second tap lines will return to lhe stage act wiU be Denise Hendrix, a for ballet IIJJICbers and aeveral Cheryl Huber, a tap rouballeti aolo and duel numbers by tile advanced s-nts will be fea- tine; and April Fraser, a toe aumber. Another feature wlll be lllred. Three ballet duelo will be In- a toe oomber by Mrs. Fraser, eluded and they are Tract Weese the instructor. The recital will conclude with IIDd Krista MorriB, in "Music ao acroballe dlsploy by aU ol and Flower•i'' Janice Holter and the ehlldren in the school. Diana Larkins in uMoon-Gio~'' ming pool and community building and also the immediate needs in Ule way of improvements, repairs etc. Donald Roush, chairman or the board of the New Haven Recrcatlon Fowulation, Inc., presided at the meeting and began with a brief hJstory and background of the communicy Building and SWimming Pool. The recreation center was built in the early 1930's by the N.'I:'.A. Dr. R. F. Bryant, a oow retired physician .,.oo resident of New Haven, was responsible for the project and tater became owner, having invested large sums of money in it. The New Haven Recreation Foundation was organizedin1953 and purchased the building and pool from Dr. Bryant. Dr. Bryant also donated two adjoining lots. A question and answer period (ollowed the history briefing and Mr. Roush read some financial reports of previous years. Vana- Corporation and Philip ~rn Plant were highly commended for all Uteir support, in making it possible to have major repairs made to the build· ing and the filtration system for the pool completed. ;\!so fo~ later help in the operation of the recreation facilities, and to the Central Coal Company for draperies, etc . Memberships to the Recreation Foundatlon were sold at the meeting and 66 new members added. A new board of directors was elected as follows: Mr. Nell Haymaker, Mr. James Layne, Mr. Robert GurUs, Mr. Carl Temant, Mr. Donald (Doc) Ohlinger, Mr. Marvln Roush, Mrs. Alfred ~rouse, Mrs. Fl.lgene Hester, Mrs. Jack Flesher. The three members ol Town Coonell (who automatically become members ol Recreatloo Board) appointed were: Mr. LewlsCapehart, Mr. Mark Ward, Mr. ceell Sa,yre. . The meeting WIB sponBOJ'ed by the New Haven Town Council, New Haven Woman's Club, New Haven Junior Woman's Club, Uon' s Chi! .and the New IIaven MIDDLEPORT- Mr. aOO.Mrs. Recreation Foundation. Bernard Fultz entertained Memorial DaY· with a chicken barbe-- dium Entertain with Chicken Barbecue cue. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. Roclne( llo!'nlng, oll of Mlcldl .. port; IIIII Mr. and Mro. Leo Edwards or Miami Beach, Fla., visIting here enroute to New York. to roll SMALL CHILD'S 4 HousfCleaning" devotlonal topic. A paperentitlOO ••Tree Stump Beauty'' was given lion coroago. The ....., ol tile groom wore a illiiilll. dnoo ol beige pailltl' ~lp! ~~~~ Or• ange aeeeaiOrles Ucl~ Wtdte car- land, silk damask and centered by an arranpment of white mums and Illy ol the valley. For her daugtrterts wedding. Mrs. Jarvis chose a sheath dress of navy blue trimmed In while. ~e wore a bla:k hat and black accessories and a white carna- Garden Club Proiect Supplying Hobby Gardens Being Continued !lz~!';.rc;,.#d· by MrS. Jack RobiOI"' who was a guest. The bridal table, eovered with white damask, wao -.reel br the three Uered weddlns: eake, dacoraled wll!f\plnk ro•o IIIII lopped with a mlnl.,.re brlcle IIIII groom. The cake, served br lin. Homer Parker, waa flanked by tbe <TY sta1 bowl o1 plnk punch, oerved br Mrs. Joe Bolln, llld br the silver cofl'ee ice, prellded over ~ Mr Bruce MIJ, Mints were aerv rrom cryatal dishes and the le was enhanced by while es entwlnocl wltll &pring n · on In crylllal holders on er slde. The graeioos CIUIIDm ol clwrch ... ~ obMrYed at bolll tile wedding ceremony and the re.. Blue ribbons for specimens c:option. exhibited at the meeting went to The bride Is a Ill'- ol Mrs. Edison Holton and Mrs. RuUand High SChOol, 1967 and Hiram Fisher. Mrs. Vernon Is employed •• a clerk.(ypist Nease got a first place for a in 'the o(fice or !!PJrtl!l !nforma.hortirulture exhibit, and Mrs. tion Director, Ohio University, Hollon took a blue ribbon for a corsage. Blue ribbon awards for arrangements went to Mrs. Uswin Neastl, Mrs. Hollon, Mrs. Mae Holter, and Mrs. Fred ~ease . Red rlbOOns went to Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Paul Fisher, and Mrs. Homer Holler. The hostess gift was won by M r s. Milhoan. Refreshments were served byMrs.FredNease, Mrs. David Nease, and Mrs. Uswin Nease. Mrs. David :!lagg was a guest. Albens. The groom lo a grcullate ol RuUand IUih SChOol, 1965, and was recently dlschou'ged from the aervlco. He opent a year with tile U, S. Army In Vlotnam. He Is currentl.Y undorPJIDI schooling ror a job aa game protector for the State of Oblo. ApproxlmaleiJr 80 FeJio allendOd the wedcllng and roeopllon. to the weddln& tho ClCJUI)Ie honored with a obower glvMrs. Bruce May·, M r 11. ~:J~r .1Thomu and Mra. lklmor 'DUTTON'S In Middleport OPEN: 9 to 10 Week D•ys Wedding Plans of Miss Hoffman Noted 10to 1-6to9 Sundays NEW HAVEN - Weddingplans have been completed for the marriage of Miss Judy Hoffman of New Haven to Mr. James Carleton of Pomeroy. The wedding wUl be an event ot June 8, 'I 7:30 p. m. at the New Haven United Methodist Church (the former E. U. B. Church). Open Church wlU be observed. A reception will follow in the social room of the church. Ellen Hoffman will be maid of honor; Bonnie staats and Brenda Jividen will be bridesmaids; Harold Roush wlll serveasbestman, aOO. uBhers will be Mike Carletoo and Danny Folrocl. Loaruare Died Out The use of Aramaic, the anguage probably spoken by SUB, died out In the 7th ce ~ of the Christia.1 era. Ara look Its place, except In a le lqlated villages. ' ••.(... ~ Spray Cologne and Dusting Powder by OLYMPIA SIZE 4to3 Bowling Party Held MIDDLEPORT - The .tlth blrlhdey omlveroery ol Barbara FUltz was oboerved WednesdaY with a bowling part;y. '" New Zenith "le.nl!Ue'" ran make life fun Jltaln . PreGision ampiHi · u!ion lrom 2 Mlr.rn·ll!hlt'- · nr<ui l5. Wci Rh5 nnlv 1/6 oun(e and IIUurl for mo..r moW lt M l"~. Come 10 for a dt•mon~lralinn new Zt•11l'lll' 11 nl~ hl• JU ~ I n~lll for you' of Zen11h" ~ Her guests were Kim Jones, Martha McNeal, Lirxla Gerard, Judy Owen, IIIII Beelcy Fultz. Mrs. Bernard · FuU1 !lerved a f'lvors ot snappers were given to the chll.. dren. sPIIheUI · supper. . ·- ... r---------------------------~---------~ I . .. I . I I The mqllorn furilkuro look lolonr. IDw andluxurlouo - llk•thloiOJ.Inch waiiiUHrlmmed'l'lnmdortllrdiOia ! ond •!Jatr. 11r FIPKeel. l!oclcJ lldCillalllld anna an ere ...,. 1 llllckll' foam i>ecldod. Foom rubber , vertlble. !lee lhom at' . BAKER ••lblol1• FURNII~RE 0. \ Mr. Clarence Lambert, Rut- natlco>eor-. •• Whither 'OJOU Goest" a n d Pldir -7~·~/'irr•::~~~tto:::: r God's as her Wom·en Pursue Improvement ers' koota. .:.. Following cfle ot~. a r.. se"ed as belt man ror <ept1on was held ID tile chureh his brother. Mr. Lee Wood ID, 10~ rooms which were deCDl'A~me empire Jt,yle with long RuUand, and E.T.R,O, 3 Rll'· aleci'ihroughout wtih plak 1ft d lace sleeves. Her silk Uluslon mond ~erland, U. S. Navy, white siTeamen 111<1 white tlou veU was held by a white satin Norfolk, Va., served as ushers. ~ Mrs. Clarence (Sally) LaJn. wet1c11ng bello. A ll!Dr bow. 9le carried a colOwas used behind t11o brlllo'allble nial bou<t~et ol while earnallon • berl, RuUaocl, sister-In-law ol and centered wltll entwllled hoirto edged with lace from which fell the groom, registered the guests Inscribed Jcme.Jim-Miu' 12,1961. white aatln streamers tled In at a table covered with white POMEROY - An amual project of providing tomato plants for residents of the Meigs Cowl- In colorful costuming amid .. modernistic stage settings creat: ed by Dall Jacoba, the students ~ of Mrs. Judy Fraser will dis, play tap, ballet, and acrobatic work tn a three-act presenta- e'lt!OP>........... ume 1 lbe North "It's a Mod lllo Mlddlepori High SChool &Udl· torlurn. ....y Be:t!Jnelnti:L, \ IS That Is the theme ot the fourth amua.I recital oC the Mid-Porn School at Dance to be presented Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in A lire mlllter - ' a = ~ : ·u . wlilel.• lloarW and 12 ifti.Ute. uillllld manutacturer In Welt ..cUrttil Out 111,1 ~ 1,1111 tlmu, foiu' emtr' a IDIAirelliDJ! uperlmeot roceatl)l, ;. lttlpl. I,IIIM can and - lwo ldeDtleal ean, ...... tile .... puiOd !11 IJ. . ~~- Department 'Of Tr~ 111t1 11a.t1 Tlli 11ow dilnr atet1 852 11mu (*lib ao ~d lnltrumeDII .. hft b l'ulltentl tlmU' .... 1!11 tvll1 drivlnl tlelall durlq a !!'!P c('U!ott 1 IIDitJ. 'l ila diiVIq wu • 1,000 mUtJ tiom Hamblll'l ID RIDilal 011 tile , 411 mlllulll. QaiWI eout. MliN tlwl balf tile 1liiiiDco Eltperlalced drivtn from Wtll ~'1 •• over opnslhJ-IJ'PI rolltu. blallt motorin.l club Wtn itellllt:al . ilid One driver wu told tD mate 11!1 btllit lime trliCI a wt ol lhelr Ollll-8ll ao!J.mlle Iiiii bo could, to pus wbelllt wu lafe and ID late from Cololne ID tile Br111110t PW. bondl at the m•limlDII pooalble IDled. Tbo In lhll teat, the tart -~ mot 14 bo~ ·,., IOCOIICl driver wu told ID late fi Ml)', ID the llow toot 21 mlnulelloa avoid any riat and to move u tile trilllo In tall bedtlu rllthu! bls , flow permltletl. . , fut driver p.jid a peiWQ- til ibout lO more Beoult: Alter 1,000 mlleo, lbl.! ·t!PO!'d ilal1onl olguoJine, pluo Obvloua • - oa bls demoo llDlJhod ""!~ mlllulll ~ !lithe nlaud driver. T ever)' adv~be averaged leu than 110 m.p.b. Be. wu Dtl . Theme of Dance • Mod World!'' Ha.- Scfnely • the line pictured arei left to right, &'hari Williams, Charlene Googlcin, . June Wamsley, Suzy samuels, Stephanie Radford, and Rhonda Reuter. All or the students of the school will be featured ln tap, ballet, and acrobatic work. ~ willie lloveo. 9le eerried a c:olonlal bou<t~el ol blue edged carnations with streamen ot 1~­ -~. DUTTON'S a man's after shave, after bath mllde, bottled, sealed in France .. Pmcrlptlon• Are Our Mlln .......... . ' ' MIDDLEPO,RT,O. �.. Open House Honors Son Living for Jesus is ·-Planned by Theme of-Devotions WCJU Unit POMEROY - A potluck dinner wa1 planned for June 26 when tbe Pomeroy Women's Christian Temperance Union met Wecbles.day night at the United Methodist Church. The dinner wlll be held at the Methodist Church "''d ·at that .. meeting new officers will be elected. Appointed to a oominating committee were M i s 1 Nelle Bing, Mrs. Dessie Pattersoo., and Mrs. Ada Genhel- mer. The Meigs County WCTU meeting to be held in September at the United Methodist Church was discussed. Mrs. Allen Hampton, president, had charge of the meeting whlch openod with group singing of "Draw Me Nearer," and prayer by Mrs. Patterson. A report was given on the distribution of posters for youth tem- MIDDLEPORT - "Living tor Jesus" wa& the devotional theme used by Mrs. Arnold Rlchar<!s at Friday night's meeting of the Middleport Woman'• Christian Temperance Union held at t h e United Presbyterian First Church. Mrs. Betty Cline, president, hod charge of Ule meeting whlch Haptnuotall and Mra. Boulah Wblte and the meeting concluded wi111 o rrtendflhll> circle and tbe Lord's Pr!IYer Jn uo:l1011. A potlud< s_.- was pllllll\ed tor J1010. Mrl, llaplollslai!, Mrs. atetr, and Mils Sauer were bostesse~ tor the evening, Mrs. Wldle assisted witil tile ael'\'lng, opened with u)Vhat a Friend We Have In Jesus., with Mrs. Lil- Mrs. · Clarence llcNeal, Mra. Genel'love Saxton, Mrs. Eliza. beth Slavin and her granddaugllter, Pam Mctllung, Mrs, JM. lian Sliel! at the plano. The eveprayer was b)' Mrs. Cline. ning Miss Vesta McCoy, Mrs. Grace SllffiLEY lo!AE LOWERY Miss Lowery Staee, Mrs. Helen Lj!Wis, and M!so Mary Park were reported ill. Miss Margaret Sauer, pro- Will be Wed gram leader, used an article entitled ''UnkDown Future'' from the Union Signal, There was a duet '~Eventide" by Mrs. Paul On July 20th belle Winebrenner, Mrs. Nora Hamllton, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mra. Inez 1\lmer, Miss Sandra Turner, Mrs. Audrey Miller, Mrs. Marjorie Taylor, Mrs. Lena Me· Kinley, and Mrs. Clunlll>eJI Har.p er. Re-Act Roll Call Changed GLOUSTER - Mr. and Mrs. Larn:m D. Lowery ot Glouster, perance education week. RD 1, are announcing the Two articles, "The You t h Council in Georgia'' and ''Bar gagement and approaching marriage oC their daughter, others at the meeting were en~ To 9:30 in Summer Months ~rJey Mae, to Mr. Martin Woodard Jr., SYRACUSE - The 'l'ri·County these members arll friends: Mrs. 11011 of Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. B. Radio Club and Chapter 56 Betty Johnson, Mr. aOO Mrs. Woodard, Pomeroy RD 4. of U.C.B.RA. R&-Act meeting Emil Eynon, Mr. and Mrs. JunMiss Lowery is a 1968 grad- was held May 23 at club head- Ior Holsirwer and sons, D o n Everlasting Arms 10 and preyer uate of Glouster High School. quarters in Syracuse, called to Manuel, Terry ReJber~ Mr. and by Mrs. Carol Cook concluded Mr. Woodard Is a 1967 gradu- order by vice • president Emil Mrs. Larry Hubbard and chil~ the meeting. ate of RuUand High Sehool, and Eynon, dren. Doug Hemsley, David Upsis now employed at the EconAll reports were read and ap- comb, Agnes White, Richard omy Slv!ngs & Loan Co. In Mar- proved. Re--Act roll call has been Duckworth~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul ietta. changed to 9:30 p. m. due to the Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice The open church wedding will change in the time for the sum- Gagnon and children. Mr. and be an event of July 20 at 4 mer months. The club meetings Mrs. Brooks Edwards and ~ir· p.m. at the Oakdale Church of have been changed to the fl.rsl ley, Mr. R c. Workman, Mr. ·>: Christ In Glooster. aOO third Thursday of each and Mrs. John Kearns and Timolhy, Billie James am R a y month. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher and Mul!ord. A new member, David Lips-children of CinciMati are here Weather permitting the next comb, was welcomed. More for a weekend visit with his will be a picnic at the meeting jackets haVe been ordered. News· parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hiram Liquor at Riot Outbreaks," from the Ohio Messenger were read and disrussed during the mooting. A hymn HLeaning on the • • Pomeroy .. . .: Personal Notes • May Oue_ens Fisher. Memorial Day guests ri Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser were Mrs. Henry Thle and Paul Keiser of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary and children, ~sie, Jim, Patty and Christopher of Lafayette, Ind. were Memorial Day weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. Mrs. PhylHs Chase Russell, Huntington, W. V., visited over the holiday wlth her aunt, Mbs Nelle Bing. Mrs. Chester Zirkle bas returned after a week ln COlumbus with her husband who is employed there. Mary Jayne CottrUl, who has completed her freshman year at Mine! Slate Collei!O In North Dakota, joined her !amlly, Mrs. T. M. CottrUI and children, here Friday. Enroute here she visited In Livonia, Mich. with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foster, Miss C<lttrill was accOmpanied to Pomeroy by Jerry Orth of Minot, N. D. The Cottrill family resides witil Mrs. J. Edward Foster whlle M. Sgt. T. M. Cottr!ll is stationed In . 1' Vietnam. The Rev. and Mrs. Carver Williams and daughter, Betsy attended the graduatioo of his brother, Bob Williams, from Austln-Peay state University at Clarksville, TeM. this week. Mrs. Della Stahl underwent surgezy Monday at Veterans MemoriaJ Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis of Columbus were recent visitors af her sister, Mrs. Robert Warner, Mulberry Ave. A recent overnight guest of Mrs. Warner was Mrs. Nellie Tracy. • letters from Paul Stockman, Jr., Syracuse State Park June 6th. vice - president, and R o be r t In case of inclement weather the Thompson. presidenl, of Alli· meeting will be held at the club ance, were read by Agnes White. house. All C. B. members 1 n d Four upcoming jamborees were frien.Js are welcome. POMEROY - Betty GUkey of aru10unced, June 2, Recreation Middleport and Francis Hysell of Center, North Charleston, W. Pomeroy were crowned Meigs Va.; June 16, GaUia County Fair· Sgt., Mrs. Tops Knotcher "May Queens" grourx!s, Gallipolis; June 23, with a 4lh pound loss lind a new Camden Park, Huntington, W. contesl was started la!it week. Va., and JW"Je 30, Chapter 1 oC Parents of Son Everyone wanting to partici- U.C.B.aA., Youngstown. pate pays $1. The contestants Refreshments were served to MIDDLEPORT - Sgt. a n d can never gain or never sta,}· the Mrs. Dale Rouah orJacksmville, same weight. They rnuf,t lose at Entertain N. C., ere announc!l18 t1>e birth least one pouiKI a week or they of a son. Douglas Wayne. lose their dollar. They are al· The 8 lb.,• S oz. InCant was born lowed two absences from meetDinner Monda.y at the Naval Hoop!ta!, ings. Camp LeJeune, N. C. Mr. and The contestants left at the end Mrs. Albert Roosh ofMlddleport, of the 10 week contest will di· POMEROY _ Mr. aOO Mrs. arod Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagan of vide the money· Harold Lemley of Liberty Lane Colwnbus are the grandparents. Freda Davis of Langsville waa entertained Memorial Day w:lth a Mrs. Alta Miller or Leon, W. VL queen of the week. Edith GlJ'd.. dinner party. il a Jaternal grea~andmother. ner had to take home the stuffed Guests were Mr. and Mra. The maternal grea(..grandpareats pig and Be<cy Fife gut the Charles McCoy orCJevelard,Mr. are Mrs. Ha2el Hagan and Mrs. trough! and Mrs. Robert McCoy and Naomi Brown of Springfield. Betty Clark, co-leader, liP daughter 1 Barbara, 800 500, Mar• nounced the club will go to the Gas Co. oCOee ror the June 18th shall, aiXI Mrs. Pearl McCoy of Ironton; Robert McCoy, Jr. of meeting. Jo Slonaker won the Gallipolis; Mr. aoo Mrs. James GallipoUs, and Mr. and Mrs. door prize. Taylor, Teresa and Timmy, of Charles Lemley, Middleport Are Named Roush Lemleys At Party Mrs. Ennal Schreckengost of Parkersbw'g, W. VL, am Mrs. Eunle Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, au of Racine, were in St. Paul aOO Mt Zion, W. VL, Tuesday to visit the cemeteries. They also called on their cousins, Mrs. Elva f'owler of ML Zioo and Mrs. Eula Stewart of Pine Creek. NEW YORK - The Movie Czar Jack Valentis are expecting .... It' a a daughter for "21" braashat Jerry Berns' daughter Diana .... Very prominent society cbara.der set off a time-bomb ina BOca! led private club and tho' the I A. I' I enp,ged flew aHoward aerlous surgery . .. Proctueer Kevtn McClory, who married Ule richdaughter (Bobo) of the late Dig. llsh aviatloo t;ycoon Fred Sigrist, cops were called, tlle story was now Is richer than she: h I s kept oot of the - r s ... How?. "Thunderbatl::,.;amea Bmd moMack "21 Brands" Krlend- vie already has paid him more than $5,000,000 .•. Glamorowo ed~aciY Mary Wells Is rtiplored backing a st,y!!sh halrdre111er (spun off from Enrico Caruso' a smart hair teaserie}. In the shock.less rock -bore "Hair," tlle cast decldealodlvidua!ly which will 110 lllarkera at the endolthefirstacteacbper. fonnaoce and 110 far LJnn Kel- · Jogg, lhe one who looks batlled, has refuaed the nudenllis .... For the !!rot time In 22 yelrs 0 0 0 the bl-kly American Presa Seminars ac; Columbia u. were held away rrom the campua - at the New Yorker Hotel - becauoe of the RudelY lr<Jij,lea uptnwn .• . Pals are working to reconc:Ue great old movie bOIIUI¥ BUlle Dove and herhuabaodo(35yeara, Bob Kenalton ... Just a headline or two ago everyone wondered where or if Eddie Fisher and ROUTE 62, AT THE EDGE OF CITY PT. y Connie Stevena were lr8lfh now tile pun!emeat !1 will they ~ together. II you want a Floor Plan Other Than You See on Display, New management ct. the New Yorker Hotel (HIIIA>n) will !pOll! K&K Will Be Glad To Arrange It For You . $4,500,000 reflui>lllhlng; tbo DOW Mlldlson SQ>are Gorden hao liven a lilt to the whole oroa .•. Procklcera of the •"fflW SWeet II: Ia" mavt, spent $60,0tl0 OD one three-minute bordello acene ... Only the UUe romlndo uo ol Jackie Gleason (the film blaUntly lifted The Fat Ono'o TV 12'x65' catc:hojlhraae he really should have re&lotered In H ' - himSlze12'x70' Also ..11) but It a!oo reminds uo ~ ~e t~ Gleaaonlavlahlytumlob- ,; Set Our Display of the Mobile Hame. Moaarrh AvaUablt. 1 I ·-------------------------J • bring 1 gift tor allent auctioni s&Dfwlches ard cookies at the soclal hour - · and be there by 7:15 p. m. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· der of the Eastern Star, 7:45 p, m. Tuesday, Masonic Temple. /._ WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GARDEN Club at home of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Wednesday, 6 p. m. tor a picnic; member~&. to brtns.covered dlah. 11 Members FOR AN&ABBOTT . . · MIDDLEPOIT, 0. \ 1968 GAL!JA ACADEMY G!1ADUA11NG CLASi - Mr. and Mra. Larry Fl"""s of Columbus are weekend 111101111 of her pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rouoll IIUI. daughter, hrry rl. St. Albana, ""st !ng with Mr. and Mrs. R o go r Roosh and lnront """ a1 JackIIOII\'IIle, N. c. ~ with Mra. Dollaid ldatlti!I1Y and family at Attend!l18 were Mrs. Zw!ll!rw. Janice Lawaon, Myla Hudson, Thelma Grueser; Jean Hall, Edith Hood, Clara Lavender, Marie Rizer, Mary Ltvelder, Lee Hen- ...... PHILCO J.CYCLE Autt111111tlc Washer Modol W21l • Excluaive Phlloo BledH-Of·W•ter Automatic lint Filtei', Detergent Dispenser. PHILCO 2.CYCLE Automatic Dryer Modtll DE-112 • Exclusive PhUco Crl1s.Cross Tumblin& reduces tansllng • 2 Dryina eya.- • fu·d·Drum 11-~, l;rur. Airflow • Safety Loadlna Door • Sift for all fabfic;l, ,1.1 , .. • Automatic Dtwrinkling • Front-mounted Metal Unt T...~. '*" .• ••' and . Fun M:INUTES•• ~ NOW AT THE••• thl~ STRATORE.STER ·v18iAnNG recliner •0 .. a will ·ea.. tenM,~•rv••- relieve tfrwcl mu1•• • • • th1 op1n ltlflk of importlll t:IIUI/1 fat~t~..- Dar . ' Sun-seekero take to the open, strappy look of ' . soft Italian imp0111 for carefree summer fun and fashion I ( . . . . . Pick your li>ok and join the fun with a cut -oot and buckled style or 1 stacked allng In Dart BlOWn smooth leether .' ' 6.99and7.99 Seen In Seventeen "• •• •• •• ' •• ~ • ' ' "' . ' ' If you·ve tvtr hid 1 1ore tro~na on 100 soft 1 mat'lml. thi1 11 1tlt onot-in·l·lifttimt opportunity 'II'OU'vt btln wliting for. ~. 1or 1 llmit.t rirnt only you can buy biCk 1 marvelout m•ttrau IM1 ihl1'1 kind to. your back tnd a.w 1 big $SO. Th•nkt tb Bemoo's .xeluaivt UnifuMcr Corw:tntction. you'll ~~til me "-•lthtuiiUPPQrt tn<1 mtlvl,e:omtortvw ind vour t.ct des&nil. ~ichever matnu you dloide Oh. tt-N, ~ bl DQOd newt fot' YQU.f , ommend it without resenatiotl; maratnai auaaatlon: children love It - they evea cheer at the ' .. end. 1 veno at the First BlpCist Oolroh In llac!no, JUDO 3 and nmllll'<lullh JW11 7, 9 L 111. to 11:30 0. 111. All chlldrm olthecanmwdt;yare Invited. Hostel Ia 111 Old Englloh name m e a n i n 1 urestlng place." • Some 4,:MIO youth hostels iD .A. ,.- . . ~ 1p.tk .~your bUdget The ·~ ' JA8lfl ·,.· . SCHOOL TO CONVENE Vacation Bible School will ce& Youth If01tel /f!_nce-a-year sa•lng~f)n . ·s.mcfl Sacropsdlc and Sllcropedlt: Imperial ·l raltlllsses. Hurry/ Limited Time Onlyl ••. The prcn.ct1on, lllthtlY le11 OI)UIOIII than tho Bdwy. ortalna!, is One nonetlteleta and we ree- International Federation. RIO GRANDE- Eleven mem- ltap Room whore Uley l<Jund ·loa, 0.; Stopben DarbJ, cwboa; Elauo Dewllt Llfperl. 1'11· Scltool class celsbraled tiloir ~ Dlljo ¥81J'S ago. lor, Wlo.; Drlld Albu, ~ IOiden ann!veraary Saturday, Members p r 0 8 0 n t wore: baa; Alllb& IJedemood Grubb, May 25, In the College dining Anlae Jones Wood, Core; Hozol liUntiJigtQn, W, Va., IIIII VIPhall. Rev. Charles Weed gave WUltams Morris, Jad<aon; Ama *- Bolllek, Collllllbaa. the invocation. Following a cate- Jones Wood, Rio Grlllldo; ClarGueall Wl1'l lira. Clartneo terla IW>ch, ~- Davis rl. ence llov!s, Rio Grande; Ella Davia, Rio Grande; llr. Gomlr '!'uppers Plain&, acting aaloast- McDaniel Lee, De,yton; Mary llorrls, Ja~ 111'1. lMird Jllllsler, ..,.,ecc the program. 11a Wood K om per, Bllnt!ngton; Howell, ClndiJII!i; llr. ll8f4lll Uumked Mrs. Anise Jonee Wood GlaciY• Clark Alban, Ook Hill; Wood, Rio Grande; Mr. - . , lor har el!orts to sst Gle group Bernice Davia Jonea, R I o Wood, Cora; Mr. a - Kllli· together. Mrs. Wood read let- Grande; !iiJurgoonllavis, Tuppers per, Hunt!n&PI, W.Va.; llr. I!J. len from those who could not Plains; Uoyd llowell, Clnc!matl, erolte Lee, v.rtm; Dr. llllllfrs. attend tile event. and Nellie COOper Sims, OokHlll. W, H. Ewln& CoiUIDbul; Mill Each one presont responded Deceased membersofthe e!aaa and Mro. Frw Eatoa, Rlltlli14 roll call by relating tile ovent• Include, "'fiinovan Allen, Geae- loa, w. VL; Mrs. lf&r7 lllmarof their lives since p-aduatloo. vlove Cofer, llarvey Edwards, oat, Columbwl; 11r: Dowor 111111, W, G, Scarberry, !heoal.Y one He- Edwardo, Alma Davis Oak Hill; Mrs. Corrie Dolt, Rio ol their teachers llvin& recall- Lewis, GiaciYs C h - Sims, Gl'llldo; Mra. IW7. w. A.IAIIII, ed IIW1l' amusing !ncldents and Jrargaret Sima, IIICI Han>er Van- RID - ; llr. Marteo .-._ shoWed pictures taken cUing den. Rio Gr-, IIIII W. G. Seadlor· their school days. Later he pre. 14ombers not preaent aJ:eL ry, Collll!lbaa. . . . IOIIIed theae pictures tor use Fred (Jils, Marietta; VirIn the Heritage Room at Dma -ahrla McDanlol cameron, liarLibrary. nail lalaDdo; Nallle MCC&rle,y Mrs. WUllam Lewio read a Phlllipa, Charloaton, W. VL; !fa. PORTCLO!IED memorial tor Ule o!Bilt deceaa- rio Well!el'ldt Woollor, l!oJn· JoiOSCOW (UP!).. Tho l!lick ed membero, oloW~B wltil Ulo ..,.. Beach, Fla.; , WUia Nelle Sol port of Odeau blo ~ "TO Uvelli thO mleda l'IIIHl Holderby, !\>ring!!old, cloaod to tor"->, It was · and hearts rl. those left behiDd, · Ojdo; · A1frocl EwiDC; Qwn Isis not tp.p8war.~ " ,.•l1~ · y~ .· <land;.!Glad;yl WUllama Uctr~- eo.. ~~-~· loold!W lq fly to 1111 "'IGI'I ,cll;y The rlllllioo I!J'IIUI) and tilelr lumbua; Genel'leve Jones Price, were told ••Ode•.. II ~" gueata a<lioumed to vili!ttl>e Her· Gall!poUa; Leone Porter, Jroa. but .................... bero of the 1918 Rio Grande lllgh on display pieturesandprograma .. Action • Big Capacity • No bumps or ban11 from off·balsnce loads • Automatic Soak Cycle Time! 41 cowllrlea.. !tom Poland to Pak!otan, are operated by tbe Rio Grande Class of1918 Reunion Held Women Elect New Officers • reci<Jr: Rft. L E. rouey, First CIII!J'ch of God, Dr. lllrald L YO!'IJum, president IJf Cli>ltol IJnlversl\1', prtnclpol opooker lor lite ""nbw IIIII AJ,. bert Durooe, 11011<rinteolent ~ GallipOlis clt;y IIC!J;da. Sun am drix, Agnes White, 111:1 two guests, David Llwson and Ann Reyno1ds. The nextregularmeet!ng wW be June 10 at town hall Yul BJ:71W1er In the orli!MI comP81U'i EleanorCalbeaasU!eyaung star-eroaaed lover haaa beauU~ CUI voice and a limpid periiOtlail1;y perfect for the port; Anita Darian has streo&th and a fiDe bli pliant sopraoo as L ad 1 Th1ana; and lhe entire Hogen and Hammerltaln DDiaical remains a delight; oopeclally The March o1 tho llamese Ch!ldrel! Addison United Methodist s. 27, wu q>eDBd by the preaident, caught his plane tor Calllornls. Jean Hall, with 11 members ~ Balore retura!nr. home they viaawerlng roll call. All reports lied with IIIII Mary Sd!aal. llrs. Brown wUI remain In lllddloport were read and approved. with her pareats cm!ng her INaPlans lor a jitney SUj>per W01'1> band' a overseas service. made to be held sooo. · The unit voted to: Put $100 In a special Bremen AUXIUARY MEETS and auxiliary !lind to help equip REEllSVILLE - The M l y the new !oodstand at the boll meeting or the Olive Townahli> park. Ladles Aux!llary was held at the PUrchase an American flag tor hmle or Mrs. llorotha RiebeL the Brownie Troop. Retreahmenta were aerved to Purchase the sheeU118 ror the Mrs. Erika Boring, MrL Dororoof of the hoose on the 1o1m thy C&ahdollar, Mrs. Mary propert,y, and to otart cleanlrw Nichola, Mrs. Garnet Johnson, the house next week. Mrs. Florence Golf, Mrs. Thel· ' · There will be a special meet- rna Eagle and the hostess. The ing Mon:la.Y evening, JWJe 3, at June meedl18 wUI be held at the which time there will be ashow'er home or Mrs. Thelma Eagle. ror the loodstand. Refreshments were served by Sylvia ZwWing. anca by lovely conlltallee Towers aa Anna; Mlcltael Kerrnoyan Ia a Jtrcnpr, better.voieed Kingtban The 175 member c:lus ahOwn above \furlna emunenc.ement exerclaes. In the front row, stancSbw, lire, I to r, Jamea N. M. Davis, principal of Glllla ·Academ,y, Harland MartiD, prea!dent of the achopl boord; A. Kbnboll Suiter, GAllS band d!· Beaulort, c. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cain of Answer Roll ed an East Side apartment here wllh silt · evorytldng, fiocked walla, all very-Gleaaon ... Jaclde Invited Art Carney Ull ror a lookaroond and Art aald nothing unW tile tour ended .... Whereupon Gleuon asked, "How d'ya Uke It, pal 'I" ..• Art replied straight. !.aced, "II Ule Rod<Eiellers ever owned ahollseolproltltutlon, thla would be lt." ---_. The revival of "The Klllg and f' at N, Y. C!t;y ceOtor II a total dellllhl. a beautiful .Pirform- O.ffice Landscaping' of Garden Club '' w. VL are vacation~ Fort Worth, Texas are t h o holiday weekend pills of Mr. . and Mrs. Geori!O Hackett, Jr. Airman 1-< Don Brown left Friday from San Francisco, Caut. tor Bien lloa, Vietnam. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse HI• wile, tile former Karen BacltLadies Auxiliary or the Volunteer ner, and her mother, Mrs. EverFire Deparbnent meeting at the ett Bachner, aceompanled him town hall Mooday evening, Mas to ColUIIIbus Monday where he BY ..oACK O'BRIAN ler's aon John, 21, is .. . Dt ck Sloddart, who round the world with HUI!hs, Is tine after ' ....u., evening. I LOOKING ?I I FOR A NEW •I I I I THEN BE SURE TO SEE THE SELECTION I I OF MOBILE HOMES AT I I I II K&K OBILE HO ES II 1 PARK AND SALES I I I I LIMITS. PLEASANT, w. I I I ~ I I I II OUR 6% FINANCING RATE 1 I INCLUDES CREDIT' LIFE INSURANCE I 1 At Portland Voice along Broadway Mr~ liOIIlbiJ. ..•.baaored by !lie !Ja. meroua other ~,dualkJa !Ill!• TERRIFIC VALUE BY THE PAIR! .• MONDAY THEODoRUS CoollcU 17, Daughleri ~ A~ca, 7,30 p.m. POMEROY - Mr. and Mra. Moodi;r n!ght,tbeiOOFball;olec- Paul Sollora of Pl>rtland, held open bouse reoently honorlnt · !~om cera; membera uked Glalr - Wlll!am, who grUIIIMlllDLEPORT GARDEN Cloo od fromSouthernllighSchoolwiU! Glo clalll ol1968. scbecldod Mllllda,y night COIIIerlng lhe lace • covered polltpolled lo later dole. retreshmeol table was a cake> POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, decorated to depict 1 gramate llmday, 7' 30 p.m. at bome ~ with -'d k -~""''c lt'lud< Mrs. ~ Betalng; gueatalghl a ..., Ill' .,.~ to be observed. and IUe<:eas. Ivy encircled Ule cake which was served b)' Mrs. MEIGS LOCAL BAND Booat. John S, Codner. The e!all colera, 8 P. DL Monday, Puneroy ors ~blue and 811ver were uled Elementary School; elecUon or In tile de<oratloas. omcers, other Important bus!Preoldlllg at 1118 punch bOwl ness. which reatu.red Ooatlng flowen was Mrs. W!IUam llobod<, NoTUESDAY...! MEIGS TEMPLE, Pytb!an Sisters, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the hall; Mrs. Zelda HaD to make orncta! vio!t; members asked to H. A. Barnltz of Pomeroy called at the hmne of Eunie Brinker last SUJJillj Mr. and ll!erous mlatlvos and friends at- day~~ and Qk.r Pa,yntor, su· tended tho -hoUse. p o - J t , al)d tho congrego The f!Utst. ail act!•• Uon preaented him with a Bil!ll lllOmber o( tile PenleOOstal A.. He was aloo the redlllont of I!> ' ./ '' 1,. '·. . Will sav..vou a.mco ~c lit' s.Droped'Jt 1"1*111 m 1nd ke~J~ you eomtortl,biy h~ tor years to cOme. •,. ' .. ' ·'.( ' . I I I I '! �.. Open House Honors Son Living for Jesus is ·-Planned by Theme of-Devotions WCJU Unit POMEROY - A potluck dinner wa1 planned for June 26 when tbe Pomeroy Women's Christian Temperance Union met Wecbles.day night at the United Methodist Church. The dinner wlll be held at the Methodist Church "''d ·at that .. meeting new officers will be elected. Appointed to a oominating committee were M i s 1 Nelle Bing, Mrs. Dessie Pattersoo., and Mrs. Ada Genhel- mer. The Meigs County WCTU meeting to be held in September at the United Methodist Church was discussed. Mrs. Allen Hampton, president, had charge of the meeting whlch openod with group singing of "Draw Me Nearer," and prayer by Mrs. Patterson. A report was given on the distribution of posters for youth tem- MIDDLEPORT - "Living tor Jesus" wa& the devotional theme used by Mrs. Arnold Rlchar<!s at Friday night's meeting of the Middleport Woman'• Christian Temperance Union held at t h e United Presbyterian First Church. Mrs. Betty Cline, president, hod charge of Ule meeting whlch Haptnuotall and Mra. Boulah Wblte and the meeting concluded wi111 o rrtendflhll> circle and tbe Lord's Pr!IYer Jn uo:l1011. A potlud< s_.- was pllllll\ed tor J1010. Mrl, llaplollslai!, Mrs. atetr, and Mils Sauer were bostesse~ tor the evening, Mrs. Wldle assisted witil tile ael'\'lng, opened with u)Vhat a Friend We Have In Jesus., with Mrs. Lil- Mrs. · Clarence llcNeal, Mra. Genel'love Saxton, Mrs. Eliza. beth Slavin and her granddaugllter, Pam Mctllung, Mrs, JM. lian Sliel! at the plano. The eveprayer was b)' Mrs. Cline. ning Miss Vesta McCoy, Mrs. Grace SllffiLEY lo!AE LOWERY Miss Lowery Staee, Mrs. Helen Lj!Wis, and M!so Mary Park were reported ill. Miss Margaret Sauer, pro- Will be Wed gram leader, used an article entitled ''UnkDown Future'' from the Union Signal, There was a duet '~Eventide" by Mrs. Paul On July 20th belle Winebrenner, Mrs. Nora Hamllton, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mra. Inez 1\lmer, Miss Sandra Turner, Mrs. Audrey Miller, Mrs. Marjorie Taylor, Mrs. Lena Me· Kinley, and Mrs. Clunlll>eJI Har.p er. Re-Act Roll Call Changed GLOUSTER - Mr. and Mrs. Larn:m D. Lowery ot Glouster, perance education week. RD 1, are announcing the Two articles, "The You t h Council in Georgia'' and ''Bar gagement and approaching marriage oC their daughter, others at the meeting were en~ To 9:30 in Summer Months ~rJey Mae, to Mr. Martin Woodard Jr., SYRACUSE - The 'l'ri·County these members arll friends: Mrs. 11011 of Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. B. Radio Club and Chapter 56 Betty Johnson, Mr. aOO Mrs. Woodard, Pomeroy RD 4. of U.C.B.RA. R&-Act meeting Emil Eynon, Mr. and Mrs. JunMiss Lowery is a 1968 grad- was held May 23 at club head- Ior Holsirwer and sons, D o n Everlasting Arms 10 and preyer uate of Glouster High School. quarters in Syracuse, called to Manuel, Terry ReJber~ Mr. and by Mrs. Carol Cook concluded Mr. Woodard Is a 1967 gradu- order by vice • president Emil Mrs. Larry Hubbard and chil~ the meeting. ate of RuUand High Sehool, and Eynon, dren. Doug Hemsley, David Upsis now employed at the EconAll reports were read and ap- comb, Agnes White, Richard omy Slv!ngs & Loan Co. In Mar- proved. Re--Act roll call has been Duckworth~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul ietta. changed to 9:30 p. m. due to the Pierre, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice The open church wedding will change in the time for the sum- Gagnon and children. Mr. and be an event of July 20 at 4 mer months. The club meetings Mrs. Brooks Edwards and ~ir· p.m. at the Oakdale Church of have been changed to the fl.rsl ley, Mr. R c. Workman, Mr. ·>: Christ In Glooster. aOO third Thursday of each and Mrs. John Kearns and Timolhy, Billie James am R a y month. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher and Mul!ord. A new member, David Lips-children of CinciMati are here Weather permitting the next comb, was welcomed. More for a weekend visit with his will be a picnic at the meeting jackets haVe been ordered. News· parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Hiram Liquor at Riot Outbreaks," from the Ohio Messenger were read and disrussed during the mooting. A hymn HLeaning on the • • Pomeroy .. . .: Personal Notes • May Oue_ens Fisher. Memorial Day guests ri Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser were Mrs. Henry Thle and Paul Keiser of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. James Lochary and children, ~sie, Jim, Patty and Christopher of Lafayette, Ind. were Memorial Day weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary. Mrs. PhylHs Chase Russell, Huntington, W. V., visited over the holiday wlth her aunt, Mbs Nelle Bing. Mrs. Chester Zirkle bas returned after a week ln COlumbus with her husband who is employed there. Mary Jayne CottrUl, who has completed her freshman year at Mine! Slate Collei!O In North Dakota, joined her !amlly, Mrs. T. M. CottrUI and children, here Friday. Enroute here she visited In Livonia, Mich. with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Foster, Miss C<lttrill was accOmpanied to Pomeroy by Jerry Orth of Minot, N. D. The Cottrill family resides witil Mrs. J. Edward Foster whlle M. Sgt. T. M. Cottr!ll is stationed In . 1' Vietnam. The Rev. and Mrs. Carver Williams and daughter, Betsy attended the graduatioo of his brother, Bob Williams, from Austln-Peay state University at Clarksville, TeM. this week. Mrs. Della Stahl underwent surgezy Monday at Veterans MemoriaJ Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis of Columbus were recent visitors af her sister, Mrs. Robert Warner, Mulberry Ave. A recent overnight guest of Mrs. Warner was Mrs. Nellie Tracy. • letters from Paul Stockman, Jr., Syracuse State Park June 6th. vice - president, and R o be r t In case of inclement weather the Thompson. presidenl, of Alli· meeting will be held at the club ance, were read by Agnes White. house. All C. B. members 1 n d Four upcoming jamborees were frien.Js are welcome. POMEROY - Betty GUkey of aru10unced, June 2, Recreation Middleport and Francis Hysell of Center, North Charleston, W. Pomeroy were crowned Meigs Va.; June 16, GaUia County Fair· Sgt., Mrs. Tops Knotcher "May Queens" grourx!s, Gallipolis; June 23, with a 4lh pound loss lind a new Camden Park, Huntington, W. contesl was started la!it week. Va., and JW"Je 30, Chapter 1 oC Parents of Son Everyone wanting to partici- U.C.B.aA., Youngstown. pate pays $1. The contestants Refreshments were served to MIDDLEPORT - Sgt. a n d can never gain or never sta,}· the Mrs. Dale Rouah orJacksmville, same weight. They rnuf,t lose at Entertain N. C., ere announc!l18 t1>e birth least one pouiKI a week or they of a son. Douglas Wayne. lose their dollar. They are al· The 8 lb.,• S oz. InCant was born lowed two absences from meetDinner Monda.y at the Naval Hoop!ta!, ings. Camp LeJeune, N. C. Mr. and The contestants left at the end Mrs. Albert Roosh ofMlddleport, of the 10 week contest will di· POMEROY _ Mr. aOO Mrs. arod Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hagan of vide the money· Harold Lemley of Liberty Lane Colwnbus are the grandparents. Freda Davis of Langsville waa entertained Memorial Day w:lth a Mrs. Alta Miller or Leon, W. VL queen of the week. Edith GlJ'd.. dinner party. il a Jaternal grea~andmother. ner had to take home the stuffed Guests were Mr. and Mra. The maternal grea(..grandpareats pig and Be<cy Fife gut the Charles McCoy orCJevelard,Mr. are Mrs. Ha2el Hagan and Mrs. trough! and Mrs. Robert McCoy and Naomi Brown of Springfield. Betty Clark, co-leader, liP daughter 1 Barbara, 800 500, Mar• nounced the club will go to the Gas Co. oCOee ror the June 18th shall, aiXI Mrs. Pearl McCoy of Ironton; Robert McCoy, Jr. of meeting. Jo Slonaker won the Gallipolis; Mr. aoo Mrs. James GallipoUs, and Mr. and Mrs. door prize. Taylor, Teresa and Timmy, of Charles Lemley, Middleport Are Named Roush Lemleys At Party Mrs. Ennal Schreckengost of Parkersbw'g, W. VL, am Mrs. Eunle Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, au of Racine, were in St. Paul aOO Mt Zion, W. VL, Tuesday to visit the cemeteries. They also called on their cousins, Mrs. Elva f'owler of ML Zioo and Mrs. Eula Stewart of Pine Creek. NEW YORK - The Movie Czar Jack Valentis are expecting .... It' a a daughter for "21" braashat Jerry Berns' daughter Diana .... Very prominent society cbara.der set off a time-bomb ina BOca! led private club and tho' the I A. I' I enp,ged flew aHoward aerlous surgery . .. Proctueer Kevtn McClory, who married Ule richdaughter (Bobo) of the late Dig. llsh aviatloo t;ycoon Fred Sigrist, cops were called, tlle story was now Is richer than she: h I s kept oot of the - r s ... How?. "Thunderbatl::,.;amea Bmd moMack "21 Brands" Krlend- vie already has paid him more than $5,000,000 .•. Glamorowo ed~aciY Mary Wells Is rtiplored backing a st,y!!sh halrdre111er (spun off from Enrico Caruso' a smart hair teaserie}. In the shock.less rock -bore "Hair," tlle cast decldealodlvidua!ly which will 110 lllarkera at the endolthefirstacteacbper. fonnaoce and 110 far LJnn Kel- · Jogg, lhe one who looks batlled, has refuaed the nudenllis .... For the !!rot time In 22 yelrs 0 0 0 the bl-kly American Presa Seminars ac; Columbia u. were held away rrom the campua - at the New Yorker Hotel - becauoe of the RudelY lr<Jij,lea uptnwn .• . Pals are working to reconc:Ue great old movie bOIIUI¥ BUlle Dove and herhuabaodo(35yeara, Bob Kenalton ... Just a headline or two ago everyone wondered where or if Eddie Fisher and ROUTE 62, AT THE EDGE OF CITY PT. y Connie Stevena were lr8lfh now tile pun!emeat !1 will they ~ together. II you want a Floor Plan Other Than You See on Display, New management ct. the New Yorker Hotel (HIIIA>n) will !pOll! K&K Will Be Glad To Arrange It For You . $4,500,000 reflui>lllhlng; tbo DOW Mlldlson SQ>are Gorden hao liven a lilt to the whole oroa .•. Procklcera of the •"fflW SWeet II: Ia" mavt, spent $60,0tl0 OD one three-minute bordello acene ... Only the UUe romlndo uo ol Jackie Gleason (the film blaUntly lifted The Fat Ono'o TV 12'x65' catc:hojlhraae he really should have re&lotered In H ' - himSlze12'x70' Also ..11) but It a!oo reminds uo ~ ~e t~ Gleaaonlavlahlytumlob- ,; Set Our Display of the Mobile Hame. Moaarrh AvaUablt. 1 I ·-------------------------J • bring 1 gift tor allent auctioni s&Dfwlches ard cookies at the soclal hour - · and be there by 7:15 p. m. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· der of the Eastern Star, 7:45 p, m. Tuesday, Masonic Temple. /._ WEDNESDAY AMATEUR GARDEN Club at home of Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Wednesday, 6 p. m. tor a picnic; member~&. to brtns.covered dlah. 11 Members FOR AN&ABBOTT . . · MIDDLEPOIT, 0. \ 1968 GAL!JA ACADEMY G!1ADUA11NG CLASi - Mr. and Mra. Larry Fl"""s of Columbus are weekend 111101111 of her pareats, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rouoll IIUI. daughter, hrry rl. St. Albana, ""st !ng with Mr. and Mrs. R o go r Roosh and lnront """ a1 JackIIOII\'IIle, N. c. ~ with Mra. Dollaid ldatlti!I1Y and family at Attend!l18 were Mrs. Zw!ll!rw. Janice Lawaon, Myla Hudson, Thelma Grueser; Jean Hall, Edith Hood, Clara Lavender, Marie Rizer, Mary Ltvelder, Lee Hen- ...... PHILCO J.CYCLE Autt111111tlc Washer Modol W21l • Excluaive Phlloo BledH-Of·W•ter Automatic lint Filtei', Detergent Dispenser. PHILCO 2.CYCLE Automatic Dryer Modtll DE-112 • Exclusive PhUco Crl1s.Cross Tumblin& reduces tansllng • 2 Dryina eya.- • fu·d·Drum 11-~, l;rur. Airflow • Safety Loadlna Door • Sift for all fabfic;l, ,1.1 , .. • Automatic Dtwrinkling • Front-mounted Metal Unt T...~. '*" .• ••' and . Fun M:INUTES•• ~ NOW AT THE••• thl~ STRATORE.STER ·v18iAnNG recliner •0 .. a will ·ea.. tenM,~•rv••- relieve tfrwcl mu1•• • • • th1 op1n ltlflk of importlll t:IIUI/1 fat~t~..- Dar . ' Sun-seekero take to the open, strappy look of ' . soft Italian imp0111 for carefree summer fun and fashion I ( . . . . . Pick your li>ok and join the fun with a cut -oot and buckled style or 1 stacked allng In Dart BlOWn smooth leether .' ' 6.99and7.99 Seen In Seventeen "• •• •• •• ' •• ~ • ' ' "' . ' ' If you·ve tvtr hid 1 1ore tro~na on 100 soft 1 mat'lml. thi1 11 1tlt onot-in·l·lifttimt opportunity 'II'OU'vt btln wliting for. ~. 1or 1 llmit.t rirnt only you can buy biCk 1 marvelout m•ttrau IM1 ihl1'1 kind to. your back tnd a.w 1 big $SO. Th•nkt tb Bemoo's .xeluaivt UnifuMcr Corw:tntction. you'll ~~til me "-•lthtuiiUPPQrt tn<1 mtlvl,e:omtortvw ind vour t.ct des&nil. ~ichever matnu you dloide Oh. tt-N, ~ bl DQOd newt fot' YQU.f , ommend it without resenatiotl; maratnai auaaatlon: children love It - they evea cheer at the ' .. end. 1 veno at the First BlpCist Oolroh In llac!no, JUDO 3 and nmllll'<lullh JW11 7, 9 L 111. to 11:30 0. 111. All chlldrm olthecanmwdt;yare Invited. Hostel Ia 111 Old Englloh name m e a n i n 1 urestlng place." • Some 4,:MIO youth hostels iD .A. ,.- . . ~ 1p.tk .~your bUdget The ·~ ' JA8lfl ·,.· . SCHOOL TO CONVENE Vacation Bible School will ce& Youth If01tel /f!_nce-a-year sa•lng~f)n . ·s.mcfl Sacropsdlc and Sllcropedlt: Imperial ·l raltlllsses. Hurry/ Limited Time Onlyl ••. The prcn.ct1on, lllthtlY le11 OI)UIOIII than tho Bdwy. ortalna!, is One nonetlteleta and we ree- International Federation. RIO GRANDE- Eleven mem- ltap Room whore Uley l<Jund ·loa, 0.; Stopben DarbJ, cwboa; Elauo Dewllt Llfperl. 1'11· Scltool class celsbraled tiloir ~ Dlljo ¥81J'S ago. lor, Wlo.; Drlld Albu, ~ IOiden ann!veraary Saturday, Members p r 0 8 0 n t wore: baa; Alllb& IJedemood Grubb, May 25, In the College dining Anlae Jones Wood, Core; Hozol liUntiJigtQn, W, Va., IIIII VIPhall. Rev. Charles Weed gave WUltams Morris, Jad<aon; Ama *- Bolllek, Collllllbaa. the invocation. Following a cate- Jones Wood, Rio Grlllldo; ClarGueall Wl1'l lira. Clartneo terla IW>ch, ~- Davis rl. ence llov!s, Rio Grande; Ella Davia, Rio Grande; llr. Gomlr '!'uppers Plain&, acting aaloast- McDaniel Lee, De,yton; Mary llorrls, Ja~ 111'1. lMird Jllllsler, ..,.,ecc the program. 11a Wood K om per, Bllnt!ngton; Howell, ClndiJII!i; llr. ll8f4lll Uumked Mrs. Anise Jonee Wood GlaciY• Clark Alban, Ook Hill; Wood, Rio Grande; Mr. - . , lor har el!orts to sst Gle group Bernice Davia Jonea, R I o Wood, Cora; Mr. a - Kllli· together. Mrs. Wood read let- Grande; !iiJurgoonllavis, Tuppers per, Hunt!n&PI, W.Va.; llr. I!J. len from those who could not Plains; Uoyd llowell, Clnc!matl, erolte Lee, v.rtm; Dr. llllllfrs. attend tile event. and Nellie COOper Sims, OokHlll. W, H. Ewln& CoiUIDbul; Mill Each one presont responded Deceased membersofthe e!aaa and Mro. Frw Eatoa, Rlltlli14 roll call by relating tile ovent• Include, "'fiinovan Allen, Geae- loa, w. VL; Mrs. lf&r7 lllmarof their lives since p-aduatloo. vlove Cofer, llarvey Edwards, oat, Columbwl; 11r: Dowor 111111, W, G, Scarberry, !heoal.Y one He- Edwardo, Alma Davis Oak Hill; Mrs. Corrie Dolt, Rio ol their teachers llvin& recall- Lewis, GiaciYs C h - Sims, Gl'llldo; Mra. IW7. w. A.IAIIII, ed IIW1l' amusing !ncldents and Jrargaret Sima, IIICI Han>er Van- RID - ; llr. Marteo .-._ shoWed pictures taken cUing den. Rio Gr-, IIIII W. G. Seadlor· their school days. Later he pre. 14ombers not preaent aJ:eL ry, Collll!lbaa. . . . IOIIIed theae pictures tor use Fred (Jils, Marietta; VirIn the Heritage Room at Dma -ahrla McDanlol cameron, liarLibrary. nail lalaDdo; Nallle MCC&rle,y Mrs. WUllam Lewio read a Phlllipa, Charloaton, W. VL; !fa. PORTCLO!IED memorial tor Ule o!Bilt deceaa- rio Well!el'ldt Woollor, l!oJn· JoiOSCOW (UP!).. Tho l!lick ed membero, oloW~B wltil Ulo ..,.. Beach, Fla.; , WUia Nelle Sol port of Odeau blo ~ "TO Uvelli thO mleda l'IIIHl Holderby, !\>ring!!old, cloaod to tor"->, It was · and hearts rl. those left behiDd, · Ojdo; · A1frocl EwiDC; Qwn Isis not tp.p8war.~ " ,.•l1~ · y~ .· <land;.!Glad;yl WUllama Uctr~- eo.. ~~-~· loold!W lq fly to 1111 "'IGI'I ,cll;y The rlllllioo I!J'IIUI) and tilelr lumbua; Genel'leve Jones Price, were told ••Ode•.. II ~" gueata a<lioumed to vili!ttl>e Her· Gall!poUa; Leone Porter, Jroa. but .................... bero of the 1918 Rio Grande lllgh on display pieturesandprograma .. Action • Big Capacity • No bumps or ban11 from off·balsnce loads • Automatic Soak Cycle Time! 41 cowllrlea.. !tom Poland to Pak!otan, are operated by tbe Rio Grande Class of1918 Reunion Held Women Elect New Officers • reci<Jr: Rft. L E. rouey, First CIII!J'ch of God, Dr. lllrald L YO!'IJum, president IJf Cli>ltol IJnlversl\1', prtnclpol opooker lor lite ""nbw IIIII AJ,. bert Durooe, 11011<rinteolent ~ GallipOlis clt;y IIC!J;da. Sun am drix, Agnes White, 111:1 two guests, David Llwson and Ann Reyno1ds. The nextregularmeet!ng wW be June 10 at town hall Yul BJ:71W1er In the orli!MI comP81U'i EleanorCalbeaasU!eyaung star-eroaaed lover haaa beauU~ CUI voice and a limpid periiOtlail1;y perfect for the port; Anita Darian has streo&th and a fiDe bli pliant sopraoo as L ad 1 Th1ana; and lhe entire Hogen and Hammerltaln DDiaical remains a delight; oopeclally The March o1 tho llamese Ch!ldrel! Addison United Methodist s. 27, wu q>eDBd by the preaident, caught his plane tor Calllornls. Jean Hall, with 11 members ~ Balore retura!nr. home they viaawerlng roll call. All reports lied with IIIII Mary Sd!aal. llrs. Brown wUI remain In lllddloport were read and approved. with her pareats cm!ng her INaPlans lor a jitney SUj>per W01'1> band' a overseas service. made to be held sooo. · The unit voted to: Put $100 In a special Bremen AUXIUARY MEETS and auxiliary !lind to help equip REEllSVILLE - The M l y the new !oodstand at the boll meeting or the Olive Townahli> park. Ladles Aux!llary was held at the PUrchase an American flag tor hmle or Mrs. llorotha RiebeL the Brownie Troop. Retreahmenta were aerved to Purchase the sheeU118 ror the Mrs. Erika Boring, MrL Dororoof of the hoose on the 1o1m thy C&ahdollar, Mrs. Mary propert,y, and to otart cleanlrw Nichola, Mrs. Garnet Johnson, the house next week. Mrs. Florence Golf, Mrs. Thel· ' · There will be a special meet- rna Eagle and the hostess. The ing Mon:la.Y evening, JWJe 3, at June meedl18 wUI be held at the which time there will be ashow'er home or Mrs. Thelma Eagle. ror the loodstand. Refreshments were served by Sylvia ZwWing. anca by lovely conlltallee Towers aa Anna; Mlcltael Kerrnoyan Ia a Jtrcnpr, better.voieed Kingtban The 175 member c:lus ahOwn above \furlna emunenc.ement exerclaes. In the front row, stancSbw, lire, I to r, Jamea N. M. Davis, principal of Glllla ·Academ,y, Harland MartiD, prea!dent of the achopl boord; A. Kbnboll Suiter, GAllS band d!· Beaulort, c. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cain of Answer Roll ed an East Side apartment here wllh silt · evorytldng, fiocked walla, all very-Gleaaon ... Jaclde Invited Art Carney Ull ror a lookaroond and Art aald nothing unW tile tour ended .... Whereupon Gleuon asked, "How d'ya Uke It, pal 'I" ..• Art replied straight. !.aced, "II Ule Rod<Eiellers ever owned ahollseolproltltutlon, thla would be lt." ---_. The revival of "The Klllg and f' at N, Y. C!t;y ceOtor II a total dellllhl. a beautiful .Pirform- O.ffice Landscaping' of Garden Club '' w. VL are vacation~ Fort Worth, Texas are t h o holiday weekend pills of Mr. . and Mrs. Geori!O Hackett, Jr. Airman 1-< Don Brown left Friday from San Francisco, Caut. tor Bien lloa, Vietnam. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse HI• wile, tile former Karen BacltLadies Auxiliary or the Volunteer ner, and her mother, Mrs. EverFire Deparbnent meeting at the ett Bachner, aceompanled him town hall Mooday evening, Mas to ColUIIIbus Monday where he BY ..oACK O'BRIAN ler's aon John, 21, is .. . Dt ck Sloddart, who round the world with HUI!hs, Is tine after ' ....u., evening. I LOOKING ?I I FOR A NEW •I I I I THEN BE SURE TO SEE THE SELECTION I I OF MOBILE HOMES AT I I I II K&K OBILE HO ES II 1 PARK AND SALES I I I I LIMITS. PLEASANT, w. I I I ~ I I I II OUR 6% FINANCING RATE 1 I INCLUDES CREDIT' LIFE INSURANCE I 1 At Portland Voice along Broadway Mr~ liOIIlbiJ. ..•.baaored by !lie !Ja. meroua other ~,dualkJa !Ill!• TERRIFIC VALUE BY THE PAIR! .• MONDAY THEODoRUS CoollcU 17, Daughleri ~ A~ca, 7,30 p.m. POMEROY - Mr. and Mra. Moodi;r n!ght,tbeiOOFball;olec- Paul Sollora of Pl>rtland, held open bouse reoently honorlnt · !~om cera; membera uked Glalr - Wlll!am, who grUIIIMlllDLEPORT GARDEN Cloo od fromSouthernllighSchoolwiU! Glo clalll ol1968. scbecldod Mllllda,y night COIIIerlng lhe lace • covered polltpolled lo later dole. retreshmeol table was a cake> POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, decorated to depict 1 gramate llmday, 7' 30 p.m. at bome ~ with -'d k -~""''c lt'lud< Mrs. ~ Betalng; gueatalghl a ..., Ill' .,.~ to be observed. and IUe<:eas. Ivy encircled Ule cake which was served b)' Mrs. MEIGS LOCAL BAND Booat. John S, Codner. The e!all colera, 8 P. DL Monday, Puneroy ors ~blue and 811ver were uled Elementary School; elecUon or In tile de<oratloas. omcers, other Important bus!Preoldlllg at 1118 punch bOwl ness. which reatu.red Ooatlng flowen was Mrs. W!IUam llobod<, NoTUESDAY...! MEIGS TEMPLE, Pytb!an Sisters, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the hall; Mrs. Zelda HaD to make orncta! vio!t; members asked to H. A. Barnltz of Pomeroy called at the hmne of Eunie Brinker last SUJJillj Mr. and ll!erous mlatlvos and friends at- day~~ and Qk.r Pa,yntor, su· tended tho -hoUse. p o - J t , al)d tho congrego The f!Utst. ail act!•• Uon preaented him with a Bil!ll lllOmber o( tile PenleOOstal A.. He was aloo the redlllont of I!> ' ./ '' 1,. '·. . Will sav..vou a.mco ~c lit' s.Droped'Jt 1"1*111 m 1nd ke~J~ you eomtortl,biy h~ tor years to cOme. •,. ' .. ' ·'.( ' . I I I I '! �• I· I ' . '" ~(C· . '. ,. . •. · '. ' •. .. ' .. ' s [J '. .. 'T.'. ft t '- •···"---' :• ., .• , __ • ' . ~.1 . ' .. . .. ,yleo '"'.,..; lliiaior, · ~ ~ o;hspiaiD; . ........ llel•' to ptaee· Rl-<:..Jo : ~ . . - m.-on '. . Ill; and Aldetb Wbllo, lllrsoan!- mint .... • '· at.arm. MOst 'ldults todly COIIJ!dor lhemselns lorluDite when a toenqer ""''lden them; 1 lrlend. Yet, When high achool graduatloo time comes, a teenaeer Is ltmited to wf'w:m he can send aNJ:JWJee.. ments lor lear he wlllupear co be u~ lbr a gift. . ri Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Shaffer · Miss Wilma Anderson Is Bride of Stephen Shaffer try hillside cemetery In Gallla :r Events lllllllto1!11i llqya ... ••&.re does.'' I A tall, lean man gets out of the car and opens the trunk to take out a bucket ol flowers then starts toward tile groop: One farmer 1o O'Yeralll leans doaer to the -other sitting in a chaJ.r and says, urm't that old Jlm made over., ,did you ever see the like?" · The newcomer approaches the lfOUIJ, and seeing tile sian, puts I bUI in the cipr ,box. He smiles 'I Wilen a youngwotqanwulks slowly second level, remember- lhr the last time lliUih she walked the )Nith. If wa; witll • fraU lllllt old ladY """ insisted, lfThoee aoldlerboys'graveshave lo 1msrked llltiiDaaa. Pvedme '!' It ""' $0 to lloV ..... ,,..,. rm not p.g -r. Watch dose!:, "'-'· If, tile ORb" list I have lo In nv The newlyweds wUl reside in Columbus this summer and return to Rio Grande in Septem- i 01110 HL!;EY Grange, 7:311 p.m. Ladles bring cake or strawberries. Til UIIIIZlAY BETHEL WSCS will meet at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Uuby Slunden and Mrs, i\rlene Housh. ..W llrtue throtiJ!I> 11:30 o.m. The theme wUI be ••God's Wont, Today~a Hope_" . Mrs . .llanlel E..U. .W ierve as director lllth Mro, Marion Clldwen u dlreCtcr ot crafts. ll.·o, JDiln J~ora llld Jeff R.....,o IIIII ha1111he music. There will ~'<loParlli•onti .for ehlldren rrom ;lie a tbrougll 14. Mro. Larry ,IIIIIOJ jJirects the pre-school IPi Mrl. Leroy Ad-,. kiDs, boll!lloro; Ill's. Lillian Conley, »rlmarlla; Mra. Foreat • )l'l!l!llllo~ ~ .~ ...... . ~:l ' 'liillilf hlib ... 1 his famJiy lnd J)UrchaKCd a large farm In (iallipoJis. The dutiP.s or thiti farm took his Cull time for ffiiU\Y yean. After farminJl ror a rumbcr of years, he beca'm'-' a partner in an insurance firm. lie wa.s an active participant in the business for many years and is now retired. A widowe'r for the past 12 years, Mr. Robin BOO laughs a. ------partment. The church bus will run its ·egular route. AnYone wishing to attend and wishill!' further inf o r m 1 t i o n or transporatlon shoold csll 446-4404 or 446-3621. The director states, "We have plency- of good workers, but we need loti ~ kids to attend in order to make our Bible School 1 momor)' rl l)or t..o- ' I )llictd, 011 lloleptoo to bi dlllrlct ,..._ IDt! to be held ID June at Jacboll llld tbo meellng to be held at CGiumbos, were &Al(1illlod. Mro. llorothy Hecker ~:!!« Mrs. loin WllllCI will ;orve ao del... ptoo and alternates IIIII bi!Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mro. Aidelh White. The Amerlcarl Lqlen Auxlll117 bas two living ellarler membllrs, Mrs. C8111. 1.3'1e, Maumee; and Miss ao.,... Stormont, Gallipolis. Mrs. !ilea Hunlltm PYI BD lntereS!Ing teport m the Girl Stow Tee held Iaiii Stoldii,y. Mrs. Bette Ryal, chairman ol - sue.:esa." American Lofllori M111 Mll'aant WW1 ....... IIIII IIII'YO •• cllaJIIala tor oervlees at lho <louslilOJI. Mro. Beltell1al, ..~ri-al­ Is to pta.., the memorl~ - t i l during tbe Mrvlcoa. Tho JIUIO meellng wtU bt 00 the 24111. The Aupot msetlq IIIII be a picnic to bt held at the COUillrl' bome ol Mr. llld Mro. L. G. Marc:III. At this meeting Mra. Hamilton wiD preoent tile slrls w11o have attAmdedGiri'BSIIUlatCipltal un!verslcy ill CO!umbuo, . Plans Completed for Grace United Doily Vocation BS Holzer School of Nursing ' t •• ner and Mrs. .Sharoli T&.iae;; .. llrslerlde; Mra, Pat 'l'haoluouftll. ,' Mro. Artie Balko, 10tcllld ll'!!dtl· · Mrs. Fran Whllbnan and llro. , AI'Ollld tile World, Young; Match· the aeulona are under the di- Lol.eua Abblett, third eradetM!"4;, lllfker, Bock; Onee IJpoo a Time, rection ot Mra. Wtlnell Rodgers, Maxine stutea lllld Mrs. Gloifl , &~se; The SWeetheart Tree, Mrs. Becky SoUl and Mrs. AM Heck, i'9urlh grade; lira. V$ 1 Manclnl; More, Ortolan! a a d Brown. Everymelrml fl>lr years Binla Spann and Mill ·N~ Olivero; I Dol I Dol, Schmidt, tiirough 8th gnde Ia welcmis. Lease, fifth ende; Mrs. ~ Smith and . Mrs. Garnet ~IOI!p . and, Mlcbelle, LellllOil and Me. The · startllli daill Ia June 3 through JllllO 14 at 6 p.m. to sixth grade, . and Mrs. illldrfi· Car1Dey. 8 p.m. Moilda,y lhrou&h Friday, Hamilton llld Mrs. El....,. Plaal;~ Judy Hall IIIII preoent Teechors are: Mro. Beelq Mul- !lam, ....lllh and eiiJI!Ih !P'adti' a medllll' ol pop hila for plano: Tho ftllll pl'qp'llll, wltll .t. Lovelo Blue, The8IadowofYour lin& and Mro. Noretta Gillispie, hiblla, IIIII be bald !!unc!ay • . Smile, FoodDatloa, Fb' Mo to lour year Oldl; Mra., 111ery Lou J - 16 at 7 p.m. A-llll hoUr' the Moon, Moon River, and Peo-- King and Mill Marthi Cornwall, klndll11l&rlen; Mro, ·Gloria lllnwith refreshments w111 be ple. Tho program continues wltb followl111 the program. Dear Heart, Uvlng- and £v. 111si Charade, MIDclnl; Dream _ On, Utile Dreomer, Cmehlleld; ANNOUNCE BmTH TOUR PLANNED /llj ~ · Ao·l!e N~s·Me, Bal1; GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and lllro. !j!.~p; ,wlll . • HliiiWit To Present Chorus Concert GALLIPOLIS- •-naYsotWine and Roaes" will be the theme ol the Chorus Concert ol the Holzer Hospital School or Nursing on Thursday avenine, J\lle 8, at Davia Hall, 514 First Avenue. The p\illlc is invited. A special feature wi.U be two seled:lons by the members c1 Ute chotr whoareseniorsandwl.ll begraooatingthl•yeer. Merlyn Ross, assistant professor ot music at Rio Grande GALUPOLIS - The Grace United Methodist Church ol Gal· lljlolls Ia completing plana lor vacation church school. Thla·year at, •ld· College and director or tile eholr or Grace MethodlstCburth,lsthe director. Miss Judy Hall, .Jun1or - · Is tl\e "'"ompinlst and Lea.V·foa, ller• will also pla.r a group 01 soloo. If ... and ~.oewe, and My 01m Miss Patricia Berridge ta the r,.. Love, Stolner. IIJrarfan. Tho senior cbolr members wUI The program follows: D11s present, One llend One Heert by or Wine and Roses, Manelnt; Berllloln, and I Belleve,11llrl and Silliman. Tho entlro ciiOir will preseDIIhe clol/&glllmber, Edelwelas. by Roclgero. Melllbers lithe cbolr Include: Pat ~rrldge, Katbl'CoUins, Be~ ky Theresa G1'01)8an, Ph,yills Laoll, Karolyn Redd, Delible .ltlen~>~r, Carot,ya Valiance, Carol Hammon, Marlle Harris, V)clde Lomax, Brenda Lunsford, Linda. MllliPrd, VIckie I!ODNEY - ,\ comblnatloo McKlnntl)', Denise MUlor, Judy bake sale and bazaar Is to be ~Iller,· ~eUert Plichta, . Donna County Granges ~ea,.()ottle EBCJ~e, To Hold Bazaar ~;.JaqT~~II4,. ~:r,' "'cr~ ~l. ar. ..._ciDrl tho b1rtb G....;p meet~nt lor """": mW, ~ Gl tllelr ..~ clsuahlfr, ¥&115 • tour of Gerioan VU!apm •4 at Good Slmarllan BoiQiltal, lumbua Ia being p1..-, • ·. ~ ~~ J 0 CflUnty ~s cooking, lie said, ' S0me- recipe, .and I make up some dan. • .. d1cs. lie praised good neigh- communit)' pro}ec;L · The proceeds l'lll be Ulied for 4 one tlas to make up the rirat bors who arc also good cooks and who sec to it he is taken care or This past l)cc. 17 Mr. Robin~ son !:illfrcred a stroke while sittinA: In churCh. Jlc w~s ho$pital- weeks. or that exper. l<'~tt· h~ tommentcd. "People Said I would never walk or plant a garden again." But eyes twinkling, he added. "I lold them I would, and I did!" He has had 24 busncan since hed ror .j mecling, it is 1 county wide IIi elq)lanation for your reeovery. It wu a miracle.'' Mr. Robinson Is the father <t loor sms andoaedaughter, tit, Harold, and Rslpfl <( Galllj)ollo• Paul of Brilllanti and $'(via, c,;. IIIDlboo. He celellraled his 90th birth. day Mill' 2t. He received lllliiiY cards and lettera durlna the JIUI week from falflil1 and !rlen<lo In this commun!Qo, BERMUDA SHORTS an•r KNIJ OR WOVEN SHIRTS .SHORTS ' · . • SHIRTS _- Darnbro · State (irangc cOO'vent'ion next tall. ~ld berore the auc- tion. The Public is inl'llcd for an 2409 J•ckaon Ave. or fun and entertalmnent and some good dd fashioned " " S~FFORD'S STUDIO ' . . e~ning bargains. Everyone Ia welcome. .' PHOTOGR. _, .. . PIIY Nwn~rs rrom the l'arloos w·angcs aoo special mu- 'r • hn Interesting proo:ram l•.besic wiiJ be pt''O'ESSION'-~ ,, Pt. i>Iea!lllll, W. I VL Phone 675-2410 . . . .oiioiiiiiijioi......~ ' ,. .. ·. It takes Giftsman'ship to know What he wants." rn .1'" India. ulo ol!orslhe10 clauoa: wnt" •• u Lat Prllllt Jl!nl- at lllaa, Food, IIIII Culturs - - A dlaculidCII II the fllstory and mellllr!l of Amerl""' llld for. olan-s. A Dill' Ill the -Life ol a - 1111>- WOilliD - l)lllto - ,.,nr-ts. ~ tbt Consumer Being ElS01stono will deal plollad'l - AD of the wfth eurreut CODtumer luuea, roltl, reiOUI'CH, UKI nspaaat.. pl'llbleml and ID!lueoees. blllllol tuo oaero to. - Brldlllli tbeGenerailoa Gap ' da1'• holilemlker. ~ An txatplnatf~ ~ 1be com- &thlnce Your•ltwltbYOOD" IIIUhJ<IiiCII par8111 and ~ I&. ' ·' I ( bet•- ~ . value .,....,. and behaY!or - r d l , and IIOdal ' preiiiUI'tll •. - Slo!"'lnll•od RedpOI- Tu, l Communlv "'"'" - How to Ail lllaiJIII• it tn- v use andcltvoiopllaadardlzodroc~J!:~ ~ ~ bow ill de- fllel 1'1" ....... 111111 - ...... --- oollfllllllli colon lor 111 let operatloD.h.. ... . e ~---~-~~~~~·-· ' ·' to send U1e cour.. t,y l'rlncc end l'rlnccs,. to the ing planned. ' ct•••s. li'lbulel - llldlvldlal. '· youlh work. and a serioos illness forced him to otay in the bospital 27 dllj'S. At that time, his doctor sat on his bed and said, •'; There's just one ~ eour..; prlala Oool btcomft\s dreu. - Color - ~ <Jf )'IIIII' Al- 501der a n d Jeenn Cheryl Allosllllibll dollh!lwltb"The Bolo of Women ill Follll'ca" 11'111 1-.e RGpr Cloud; Ol)lo Alfd.. ltor; llr•. Clara E. Wei. . . . member ot the Ohio seiwe, ud Dr. Amalia lleiiOII,pqchololllll, Coi.UII'Ibtll. Tho "WCIIIUIII - A World CllIZIII" aasembiJ wUI ~ CGIIIllet. ed b¥ deleptoo and ·~• from the rn-Cma! F a r m Youlb El....,.. l'roinm· J::I. Oiilo. women a tllree-411 taste ·• ...._., trom Enlland, India, of college IUe. and ac:tlvli!u. ~ Argentina, Norwal', lao Tbls year' a cciUroe rae! iiid CIJIOO IIIII portlr:fllale. tlleme !1 "Woman,- The CIU- Min Velma Linford, ipeetaluzen" - a limo!: Cholet I o r 111-t to tbe Astoclste Dlrec· 1988. Tile tbame· IIIII bt l:liii· tor It \IISI'A, Wolhln&lon. D, lltlbl.ed ill lour _ . t UIODI• C., IIIII poi11e/pate In the 188bllet, open tO s11 pertletPoatl. Ilion, "Y""' Cbanldlli Bole as Mrl. Naurille!Jiabii, Alii. Ell. a VOl-." Dlnlcklr, osu, '""" 11'111 be ktiY· II!• !!ackbaae <t lllJ '""" spollker, IIIII dl10111 wilY coll1111 PIOII'Im. are aa eaiNIO"Women Are lmPirtaall" 1101 pu-t <Jf tilt !lliilrt eouroe. ,;r,·m l11':, :1·1: .. r.: ''')•li 4''' , T1rlatJ:•· daiiC!I .. wll(., ~.. , lered,,,l!aft! · llllidlllt will &!lend two of boubllllce - . ~ ln'-t O<I)Nmiea, ooe Ill a !"elated oubjeet, The borne ecOnomlca ocheclBY MISS PATSY GLASS Elclenalon Apnl, Home Econ. GaiUa <:ouncy GALLIFOLIB - Call II a ucompaet college," a t•mln1 ;cbool," or a "vacatloo wltll I.D ecllcation." /' ~ 01 lhooe IIIIo~ 'Mlllld accurately describe the Homllllllk· ero' !hirt June 1~1, at • The Ohio Stole Ulllvorsll1. Thlo ipeetal con!oren"' olrero oaaal - - t!':;=:,oe= ' ' ~ . . eroaoed llllCitrNDdllli lll)lllrOo held Thursdtl' evening, .June 6 at ~ p.m. al tho l!odnef com- Miller Judy Moore C .... PI , munit)' building. . • • a..., c.. J::aeh grange . n th . <tens, Janet Slera, Shell a Smltb, should be represented It this • W Compact College. ;, Offered at OSU' Clollll11i - How tD lllwro\'t P!l'· ~~:stec::c:n Anderson llobinson "3· The tour will take pia . ... 15 ......, ~'has been llllllitici 30 l<ogljpj!na ~ 8·30 ' '• Janet J.3'm, The Nida,ya ore lllo houBU ind ave pareuls of anolllor<laualrter, Lee- - . Tho' oolll,lflll 110~ lie D4lm. ~'h · .doeo -1101i!!clodoilunch8Cil · · · Malef'111lll'andiiiOI!ler Is Mro. Ill welcotll8 til l"lke tho ""'" John ~ PAtetaal ~- Jr lidii'ested, pl~se contac:t ,..,... ..u ore IJr.. and Mro, teollo Rio or...io; Nlday,. GalllpOIIo, sS2~. . · . .,.... _ . The baby weighed 8110Ulld1and And Bake Sale . - ,..... Slooilcl . ' be • Lllf - . A lllculolGa Cl tamiiJ rl&hll ........'Ulloa .u ;11J8 . ..." - ' i)o(I!!M ~ ""'I,.._IDF-' . . . - A Ylflf of boaiiDc ....... fimlltjllil af ·IIOOr jlanl aid - Lau11111J1iai ModemFabrlco .., , , A look at ...,a cltvelclpIll ieiiadr1 qpilea, oqutp. ..,.a. llld ~·to heltl.lllo .Uize · ·leaturts ol toolo.J'ololllit•s. - ' Yoor FIIIIJil IIIII llleU - AD cwenltlf of flm. 11y meat llltb lu.iGD 10 tow ........ bland, cllaboUe, and ·tow calorie, dlelo. The rtlsted lllbjecta ldlot¥ei IIIII olrar those dallll: - Colo> IIIII De,si&ll ID I h e 11i1me - lltnr to l>ulld attracllve stbtmeo wltb borne delllln aDd a~siDI'iea. ' - OUr Nalloul l'odoolbook A, look Ill tbo mJor !actoro that a«eet an; nadan's . _ lnel,uni COo~ Deeds, .......... -..w .•.w plltoma __,...,, -··-eta. tiona, yd .'Mph··· 1 ~ $4.99 . lnle!'fiiiiOnal lrMII, -- Pr11er•nc . y. . Belt S!llf ~ Self.p~ for . ...s ·It awiai"· ldhdli o( lllltUni• 011 Jltlil8 ,..... '·'.. -,- . :• HEALTH-'IIX SPIUCES UlTU! BOYS IN -:;-- ... lllo orPnJJtnr ' 1!\lor 'I""OUI~ .-lnoo'rshn.!lob. little one room school. ne wantL'd better lil'ing conditions ror -"'') 3 lhrough June 7. it start eaeh morning at 9 a.m. lnd con- in se(ondary education. Ill' P.-\T IIOUCK t'Ofltains writinf:( materials and books of poctr~· . lie has collected over 30,01111 pcoms. Many ha\'e bcon sent to him by two pen pals from··oul west. On his mantle are pidurcs ot family and friend s. lie has 25 or 30 "adopted" thildren with whom he corresponds. This p<~styear he sent 23:i cardn and included a poem with each. Ue said, "l.ast year J sent more." Of alJ the accomplishments In his active fruitful urv, Mr. Uoblnson is mo~t proud o1 having been a member of the Grace United Methodist Church for 761.-2 years, more than lhree.quarters or a century. Before coming to Gallipolis in 1914 from t:letld£onin, W. Va., Mr. Robinson was a teacher in a Wt:D~E.,DAY GALLIPOLIS - Vacation Bible SChool ll'ill start at the first Church ol God, MonciQt· June ber, when Stephen will start his senior year toward his degree llis froni yard is a roscbed and one corner oChisdinlngroom m. Mrs. Bernice McMahon will betheguest speaker. Mum4 hers bring potluci<. Starts Monday rna Fraternlt)' on Rio's campus. · and ·poem~. TUE.\IlAY MERCERVILLE GI!ANGE, 7p . Bible School Stephen resided with his mother at 390 S. Rocky }~ork Drive in Gahanna. This year, Stephen served as president or Pi Slg- .lnson, 28 \t inton ~ -. is a man who . Joveli God, people, -roses IUo Grande Baptist Churt·h, .lullf 3 through H Classes for kindergarte-n throogh .funion, 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Church of God degree in History and Political Science. Prior to his marrlige, The new Mrs. Shaffer graduated from Gallia Academy Higtl School jn May 1967 and is now ' ' ' C.,h:lroi'IS -' " · ' •· TL:E.'iDA Y · W:\ YSIDE Garden Club will • bil smite and sa.ys, ''Hi tolks." . uycu•re a Halley, .ain't ya?" Wben he nods, the mort' shake lllolr heads and aay, "We~ TIIUB~AY ect your grandpa Jim, •• · RIO GR,\NDE Simpson's C!Ja. The wllole dv Is me or re- · wl Methodist Chureh wscs peats, and ......Uma, woodering, meet at the home of Mrs. Ken.. Who those folks are'?'' ... and neth TomllniJOD, 8 p.m. lenewlng ac'fiAlntances w i 1 h ftleb:l1 seen just Uli s one time PHILOMATHEAN Garden Parthe year ••. and work worn farm t,y, 6 p.m. al lhe borne of ~~ shaldng smouth dt.Y hands. Mrs. C, Mac McGinnes111. lllo abo a touehlng day. Ada.r fP the Rio Grande College', where he ls WOrking toward an ~ucational. He will graduate in 1969 andpllns to teach in Ohio. . Or. stanton, sPeaker. .~ei'al ditferi-nt pll~s ·'to gu. · meet with Mrs. Brtlce YeaU·; THE -~lM>S: A gleaming car ger, 8 p.m. spinning the gra\'el as its moLDr WEDXESIM Y strains to mike the steep hill. FD!~T VNITE!l Pr~Jsbyteriap The conversations: .,Wonder _!'omen•s Executh·e me-eting, 1:30 p.m. All nl!v. officers arc Who's coming.,. Old eyes strain urged to atteild. to see who Is in the car. .. Looks like one o( the Halley \' AC~TIO~ CIIUICII S<:hool Stephen, son of Myron E. and Mae R, hirer, Is a jwdor at Anderson Robinson Age 90 LOVer 0 f G0 d Qn d Poems groond~ fi\lr · !<iNIIe' ,:"J~U!\',,.Pi.. ' J,:m at ' !lsiW;&~ occasit:lh . .!Jome gra11es arc ·aJready bright w i t h flowers brought early by tho.se who had cial art. traveling through Virginia and West Virginia. County' on Memorial Day. T h e :;: older folks have brought com::: attending Rio Grande College. She fortable . chairs and the mainplans to enroU ln Columbus Art tenance committee has Jet up School in 1969 to study commera table· in the shade ol the white MONDAY churtb. ·A-sign readtn, "For the . VACATION CHURCH School ~eep of the grounds," has Rio Grande Baptist Church: been taped oo the· table. Near the June 3 through 14. Classes for sign ts a cigar box w!tll the lid klndergarlen througb Juniors, cut oiT, · 9 to II a.m. · - THE SE"HING: ;\ brlgtrt sun- GALLIA COU~CIL No. 114 ~ day, .Ir•sh with the smell 01 '-IJil!l!'lJNT~'I!.i<'\llll'rlc'l. reou. 'itWSIP Dod lJWt !)1111!-.,i(to l.a!;:J!!Itl g. liolres~Jii~...,., ~.... . Leg!Ob Ill band. · ~lminat~ his mind runa to boufl.lets peoaiea, rOses and" those who have been kind to moek orange blossom. hbri during the past tour year&. A mother can hardly make Then he thinks, '"Oh no, I ean't it to an almolt green grave, send a ootice to htrn, ll will look marked with a nag and the father like I expect a gift,., helping her along, thinks about But wouldn't it help bridge our a boy' a lauahter and tua quick communicatiOn gap if a reticent manhood. With each step the young peuan could sa,y, by way father remembers something ol his announcement, "Thanks, else about lh.e aoh who became just wanted you to know r\'e a soldier in 1968. made it at last, rm a h i g h But then, lan't that What Web9ALLJPOLIS - Mrs. Wilma aehool graduate.'• sler says "memorial"' means_ 1 '' sening to preserve remem- Lee Anderson of 955 ;2 Secood Avewe, GaJUpolis, announces the BEA AND CLAUDE EVANS' brance." marriage of her daughter Fran.. new home on Vine &. fs going DID YOU RECOGNIZE that ces Ue, to stephen C. Shaffer up last. So Is tile Harry Wlleelof Gahanna, Ohio. er's lovely home oo Orchard brliJI!t stu!! coming througfl the The wedding took place on Hill. They will ban one of the window~ Frida,y morning'? It sure March 18, In Pearisburg, Virbeat views In town throol!h all showed up ·~ou-know-what" spot- . ginia, at 1 p.m. The Reverend tbose picture windows. The Earl ted windows. Dow N. McGrady. Sr., performDurhama' new home on Lower ed the ceremony. Frances and River Rd. lrill soon be under ::~:·: ·:-:-:· :- :-:-\·:-: -:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:::. :- : - :·:-:· :::-:-: -:::::· :..:-~:: : Stephen spent their honeymoon i Coming t 'Mae •Ma,chl. aeases to YOOJV people ore ...,...,.-. · As it is, ~ the ttme comes to send out 111111oonceritenta, the BUT SOMEHOW, EVEN lhoiiiJii young person has to sit down and the determined little ladY Is-. decide to whom he wishes to oend tile flag& ore placed around m them. After the relatives are 1he hillatde scattered an)Ol'Ji the ooun- or Mrl• . l'l>mr l)lrfll . ~HeckoradBeltelllel the .- · of Joill Olive.-, nrJi wenlllliiOinl*l to audit thebOoks 101~ of 'Gallla Couli!Ho:lli <Jf llio troa.ur.r, Mro.. L G. ldUed In War I · ·lill · ..Donee TilE SCENE: A LITTLE . . Ttit b.~oll.alloo 11111 be held Iii the <\!taUt~ picnic. Tllere IIIII ..~~o J!lb ...tuns. . I think this li 1 shame. · · . If there were ~<De way to gradati0117.'other tf1ln the P_ l'IIM?rlt. ,system, many ot Us ' would be ·surprlaed a~ 'hOW' such kfrK1.. r'oo!. . ' ' Give ror· "' ' ' '' �• I· I ' . '" ~(C· . '. ,. . •. · '. ' •. .. ' .. ' s [J '. .. 'T.'. ft t '- •···"---' :• ., .• , __ • ' . ~.1 . ' .. . .. ,yleo '"'.,..; lliiaior, · ~ ~ o;hspiaiD; . ........ llel•' to ptaee· Rl-<:..Jo : ~ . . - m.-on '. . Ill; and Aldetb Wbllo, lllrsoan!- mint .... • '· at.arm. MOst 'ldults todly COIIJ!dor lhemselns lorluDite when a toenqer ""''lden them; 1 lrlend. Yet, When high achool graduatloo time comes, a teenaeer Is ltmited to wf'w:m he can send aNJ:JWJee.. ments lor lear he wlllupear co be u~ lbr a gift. . ri Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Shaffer · Miss Wilma Anderson Is Bride of Stephen Shaffer try hillside cemetery In Gallla :r Events lllllllto1!11i llqya ... ••&.re does.'' I A tall, lean man gets out of the car and opens the trunk to take out a bucket ol flowers then starts toward tile groop: One farmer 1o O'Yeralll leans doaer to the -other sitting in a chaJ.r and says, urm't that old Jlm made over., ,did you ever see the like?" · The newcomer approaches the lfOUIJ, and seeing tile sian, puts I bUI in the cipr ,box. He smiles 'I Wilen a youngwotqanwulks slowly second level, remember- lhr the last time lliUih she walked the )Nith. If wa; witll • fraU lllllt old ladY """ insisted, lfThoee aoldlerboys'graveshave lo 1msrked llltiiDaaa. Pvedme '!' It ""' $0 to lloV ..... ,,..,. rm not p.g -r. Watch dose!:, "'-'· If, tile ORb" list I have lo In nv The newlyweds wUl reside in Columbus this summer and return to Rio Grande in Septem- i 01110 HL!;EY Grange, 7:311 p.m. Ladles bring cake or strawberries. Til UIIIIZlAY BETHEL WSCS will meet at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Uuby Slunden and Mrs, i\rlene Housh. ..W llrtue throtiJ!I> 11:30 o.m. The theme wUI be ••God's Wont, Today~a Hope_" . Mrs . .llanlel E..U. .W ierve as director lllth Mro, Marion Clldwen u dlreCtcr ot crafts. ll.·o, JDiln J~ora llld Jeff R.....,o IIIII ha1111he music. There will ~'<loParlli•onti .for ehlldren rrom ;lie a tbrougll 14. Mro. Larry ,IIIIIOJ jJirects the pre-school IPi Mrl. Leroy Ad-,. kiDs, boll!lloro; Ill's. Lillian Conley, »rlmarlla; Mra. Foreat • )l'l!l!llllo~ ~ .~ ...... . ~:l ' 'liillilf hlib ... 1 his famJiy lnd J)UrchaKCd a large farm In (iallipoJis. The dutiP.s or thiti farm took his Cull time for ffiiU\Y yean. After farminJl ror a rumbcr of years, he beca'm'-' a partner in an insurance firm. lie wa.s an active participant in the business for many years and is now retired. A widowe'r for the past 12 years, Mr. Robin BOO laughs a. ------partment. The church bus will run its ·egular route. AnYone wishing to attend and wishill!' further inf o r m 1 t i o n or transporatlon shoold csll 446-4404 or 446-3621. The director states, "We have plency- of good workers, but we need loti ~ kids to attend in order to make our Bible School 1 momor)' rl l)or t..o- ' I )llictd, 011 lloleptoo to bi dlllrlct ,..._ IDt! to be held ID June at Jacboll llld tbo meellng to be held at CGiumbos, were &Al(1illlod. Mro. llorothy Hecker ~:!!« Mrs. loin WllllCI will ;orve ao del... ptoo and alternates IIIII bi!Mrs. Mabel Brown and Mro. Aidelh White. The Amerlcarl Lqlen Auxlll117 bas two living ellarler membllrs, Mrs. C8111. 1.3'1e, Maumee; and Miss ao.,... Stormont, Gallipolis. Mrs. !ilea Hunlltm PYI BD lntereS!Ing teport m the Girl Stow Tee held Iaiii Stoldii,y. Mrs. Bette Ryal, chairman ol - sue.:esa." American Lofllori M111 Mll'aant WW1 ....... IIIII IIII'YO •• cllaJIIala tor oervlees at lho <louslilOJI. Mro. Beltell1al, ..~ri-al­ Is to pta.., the memorl~ - t i l during tbe Mrvlcoa. Tho JIUIO meellng wtU bt 00 the 24111. The Aupot msetlq IIIII be a picnic to bt held at the COUillrl' bome ol Mr. llld Mro. L. G. Marc:III. At this meeting Mra. Hamilton wiD preoent tile slrls w11o have attAmdedGiri'BSIIUlatCipltal un!verslcy ill CO!umbuo, . Plans Completed for Grace United Doily Vocation BS Holzer School of Nursing ' t •• ner and Mrs. .Sharoli T&.iae;; .. llrslerlde; Mra, Pat 'l'haoluouftll. ,' Mro. Artie Balko, 10tcllld ll'!!dtl· · Mrs. Fran Whllbnan and llro. , AI'Ollld tile World, Young; Match· the aeulona are under the di- Lol.eua Abblett, third eradetM!"4;, lllfker, Bock; Onee IJpoo a Time, rection ot Mra. Wtlnell Rodgers, Maxine stutea lllld Mrs. Gloifl , &~se; The SWeetheart Tree, Mrs. Becky SoUl and Mrs. AM Heck, i'9urlh grade; lira. V$ 1 Manclnl; More, Ortolan! a a d Brown. Everymelrml fl>lr years Binla Spann and Mill ·N~ Olivero; I Dol I Dol, Schmidt, tiirough 8th gnde Ia welcmis. Lease, fifth ende; Mrs. ~ Smith and . Mrs. Garnet ~IOI!p . and, Mlcbelle, LellllOil and Me. The · startllli daill Ia June 3 through JllllO 14 at 6 p.m. to sixth grade, . and Mrs. illldrfi· Car1Dey. 8 p.m. Moilda,y lhrou&h Friday, Hamilton llld Mrs. El....,. Plaal;~ Judy Hall IIIII preoent Teechors are: Mro. Beelq Mul- !lam, ....lllh and eiiJI!Ih !P'adti' a medllll' ol pop hila for plano: Tho ftllll pl'qp'llll, wltll .t. Lovelo Blue, The8IadowofYour lin& and Mro. Noretta Gillispie, hiblla, IIIII be bald !!unc!ay • . Smile, FoodDatloa, Fb' Mo to lour year Oldl; Mra., 111ery Lou J - 16 at 7 p.m. A-llll hoUr' the Moon, Moon River, and Peo-- King and Mill Marthi Cornwall, klndll11l&rlen; Mro, ·Gloria lllnwith refreshments w111 be ple. Tho program continues wltb followl111 the program. Dear Heart, Uvlng- and £v. 111si Charade, MIDclnl; Dream _ On, Utile Dreomer, Cmehlleld; ANNOUNCE BmTH TOUR PLANNED /llj ~ · Ao·l!e N~s·Me, Bal1; GALLIPOLIS- Mr. and lllro. !j!.~p; ,wlll . • HliiiWit To Present Chorus Concert GALLIPOLIS- •-naYsotWine and Roaes" will be the theme ol the Chorus Concert ol the Holzer Hospital School or Nursing on Thursday avenine, J\lle 8, at Davia Hall, 514 First Avenue. The p\illlc is invited. A special feature wi.U be two seled:lons by the members c1 Ute chotr whoareseniorsandwl.ll begraooatingthl•yeer. Merlyn Ross, assistant professor ot music at Rio Grande GALUPOLIS - The Grace United Methodist Church ol Gal· lljlolls Ia completing plana lor vacation church school. Thla·year at, •ld· College and director or tile eholr or Grace MethodlstCburth,lsthe director. Miss Judy Hall, .Jun1or - · Is tl\e "'"ompinlst and Lea.V·foa, ller• will also pla.r a group 01 soloo. If ... and ~.oewe, and My 01m Miss Patricia Berridge ta the r,.. Love, Stolner. IIJrarfan. Tho senior cbolr members wUI The program follows: D11s present, One llend One Heert by or Wine and Roses, Manelnt; Berllloln, and I Belleve,11llrl and Silliman. Tho entlro ciiOir will preseDIIhe clol/&glllmber, Edelwelas. by Roclgero. Melllbers lithe cbolr Include: Pat ~rrldge, Katbl'CoUins, Be~ ky Theresa G1'01)8an, Ph,yills Laoll, Karolyn Redd, Delible .ltlen~>~r, Carot,ya Valiance, Carol Hammon, Marlle Harris, V)clde Lomax, Brenda Lunsford, Linda. MllliPrd, VIckie I!ODNEY - ,\ comblnatloo McKlnntl)', Denise MUlor, Judy bake sale and bazaar Is to be ~Iller,· ~eUert Plichta, . Donna County Granges ~ea,.()ottle EBCJ~e, To Hold Bazaar ~;.JaqT~~II4,. ~:r,' "'cr~ ~l. ar. ..._ciDrl tho b1rtb G....;p meet~nt lor """": mW, ~ Gl tllelr ..~ clsuahlfr, ¥&115 • tour of Gerioan VU!apm •4 at Good Slmarllan BoiQiltal, lumbua Ia being p1..-, • ·. ~ ~~ J 0 CflUnty ~s cooking, lie said, ' S0me- recipe, .and I make up some dan. • .. d1cs. lie praised good neigh- communit)' pro}ec;L · The proceeds l'lll be Ulied for 4 one tlas to make up the rirat bors who arc also good cooks and who sec to it he is taken care or This past l)cc. 17 Mr. Robin~ son !:illfrcred a stroke while sittinA: In churCh. Jlc w~s ho$pital- weeks. or that exper. l<'~tt· h~ tommentcd. "People Said I would never walk or plant a garden again." But eyes twinkling, he added. "I lold them I would, and I did!" He has had 24 busncan since hed ror .j mecling, it is 1 county wide IIi elq)lanation for your reeovery. It wu a miracle.'' Mr. Robinson Is the father <t loor sms andoaedaughter, tit, Harold, and Rslpfl <( Galllj)ollo• Paul of Brilllanti and $'(via, c,;. IIIDlboo. He celellraled his 90th birth. day Mill' 2t. He received lllliiiY cards and lettera durlna the JIUI week from falflil1 and !rlen<lo In this commun!Qo, BERMUDA SHORTS an•r KNIJ OR WOVEN SHIRTS .SHORTS ' · . • SHIRTS _- Darnbro · State (irangc cOO'vent'ion next tall. ~ld berore the auc- tion. The Public is inl'llcd for an 2409 J•ckaon Ave. or fun and entertalmnent and some good dd fashioned " " S~FFORD'S STUDIO ' . . e~ning bargains. Everyone Ia welcome. .' PHOTOGR. _, .. . PIIY Nwn~rs rrom the l'arloos w·angcs aoo special mu- 'r • hn Interesting proo:ram l•.besic wiiJ be pt''O'ESSION'-~ ,, Pt. i>Iea!lllll, W. I VL Phone 675-2410 . . . .oiioiiiiiijioi......~ ' ,. .. ·. It takes Giftsman'ship to know What he wants." rn .1'" India. ulo ol!orslhe10 clauoa: wnt" •• u Lat Prllllt Jl!nl- at lllaa, Food, IIIII Culturs - - A dlaculidCII II the fllstory and mellllr!l of Amerl""' llld for. olan-s. A Dill' Ill the -Life ol a - 1111>- WOilliD - l)lllto - ,.,nr-ts. ~ tbt Consumer Being ElS01stono will deal plollad'l - AD of the wfth eurreut CODtumer luuea, roltl, reiOUI'CH, UKI nspaaat.. pl'llbleml and ID!lueoees. blllllol tuo oaero to. - Brldlllli tbeGenerailoa Gap ' da1'• holilemlker. ~ An txatplnatf~ ~ 1be com- &thlnce Your•ltwltbYOOD" IIIUhJ<IiiCII par8111 and ~ I&. ' ·' I ( bet•- ~ . value .,....,. and behaY!or - r d l , and IIOdal ' preiiiUI'tll •. - Slo!"'lnll•od RedpOI- Tu, l Communlv "'"'" - How to Ail lllaiJIII• it tn- v use andcltvoiopllaadardlzodroc~J!:~ ~ ~ bow ill de- fllel 1'1" ....... 111111 - ...... --- oollfllllllli colon lor 111 let operatloD.h.. ... . e ~---~-~~~~~·-· ' ·' to send U1e cour.. t,y l'rlncc end l'rlnccs,. to the ing planned. ' ct•••s. li'lbulel - llldlvldlal. '· youlh work. and a serioos illness forced him to otay in the bospital 27 dllj'S. At that time, his doctor sat on his bed and said, •'; There's just one ~ eour..; prlala Oool btcomft\s dreu. - Color - ~ <Jf )'IIIII' Al- 501der a n d Jeenn Cheryl Allosllllibll dollh!lwltb"The Bolo of Women ill Follll'ca" 11'111 1-.e RGpr Cloud; Ol)lo Alfd.. ltor; llr•. Clara E. Wei. . . . member ot the Ohio seiwe, ud Dr. Amalia lleiiOII,pqchololllll, Coi.UII'Ibtll. Tho "WCIIIUIII - A World CllIZIII" aasembiJ wUI ~ CGIIIllet. ed b¥ deleptoo and ·~• from the rn-Cma! F a r m Youlb El....,.. l'roinm· J::I. Oiilo. women a tllree-411 taste ·• ...._., trom Enlland, India, of college IUe. and ac:tlvli!u. ~ Argentina, Norwal', lao Tbls year' a cciUroe rae! iiid CIJIOO IIIII portlr:fllale. tlleme !1 "Woman,- The CIU- Min Velma Linford, ipeetaluzen" - a limo!: Cholet I o r 111-t to tbe Astoclste Dlrec· 1988. Tile tbame· IIIII bt l:liii· tor It \IISI'A, Wolhln&lon. D, lltlbl.ed ill lour _ . t UIODI• C., IIIII poi11e/pate In the 188bllet, open tO s11 pertletPoatl. Ilion, "Y""' Cbanldlli Bole as Mrl. Naurille!Jiabii, Alii. Ell. a VOl-." Dlnlcklr, osu, '""" 11'111 be ktiY· II!• !!ackbaae <t lllJ '""" spollker, IIIII dl10111 wilY coll1111 PIOII'Im. are aa eaiNIO"Women Are lmPirtaall" 1101 pu-t <Jf tilt !lliilrt eouroe. ,;r,·m l11':, :1·1: .. r.: ''')•li 4''' , T1rlatJ:•· daiiC!I .. wll(., ~.. , lered,,,l!aft! · llllidlllt will &!lend two of boubllllce - . ~ ln'-t O<I)Nmiea, ooe Ill a !"elated oubjeet, The borne ecOnomlca ocheclBY MISS PATSY GLASS Elclenalon Apnl, Home Econ. GaiUa <:ouncy GALLIFOLIB - Call II a ucompaet college," a t•mln1 ;cbool," or a "vacatloo wltll I.D ecllcation." /' ~ 01 lhooe IIIIo~ 'Mlllld accurately describe the Homllllllk· ero' !hirt June 1~1, at • The Ohio Stole Ulllvorsll1. Thlo ipeetal con!oren"' olrero oaaal - - t!':;=:,oe= ' ' ~ . . eroaoed llllCitrNDdllli lll)lllrOo held Thursdtl' evening, .June 6 at ~ p.m. al tho l!odnef com- Miller Judy Moore C .... PI , munit)' building. . • • a..., c.. J::aeh grange . n th . <tens, Janet Slera, Shell a Smltb, should be represented It this • W Compact College. ;, Offered at OSU' Clollll11i - How tD lllwro\'t P!l'· ~~:stec::c:n Anderson llobinson "3· The tour will take pia . ... 15 ......, ~'has been llllllitici 30 l<ogljpj!na ~ 8·30 ' '• Janet J.3'm, The Nida,ya ore lllo houBU ind ave pareuls of anolllor<laualrter, Lee- - . Tho' oolll,lflll 110~ lie D4lm. ~'h · .doeo -1101i!!clodoilunch8Cil · · · Malef'111lll'andiiiOI!ler Is Mro. Ill welcotll8 til l"lke tho ""'" John ~ PAtetaal ~- Jr lidii'ested, pl~se contac:t ,..,... ..u ore IJr.. and Mro, teollo Rio or...io; Nlday,. GalllpOIIo, sS2~. . · . .,.... _ . The baby weighed 8110Ulld1and And Bake Sale . - ,..... Slooilcl . ' be • Lllf - . A lllculolGa Cl tamiiJ rl&hll ........'Ulloa .u ;11J8 . ..." - ' i)o(I!!M ~ ""'I,.._IDF-' . . . - A Ylflf of boaiiDc ....... fimlltjllil af ·IIOOr jlanl aid - Lau11111J1iai ModemFabrlco .., , , A look at ...,a cltvelclpIll ieiiadr1 qpilea, oqutp. ..,.a. llld ~·to heltl.lllo .Uize · ·leaturts ol toolo.J'ololllit•s. - ' Yoor FIIIIJil IIIII llleU - AD cwenltlf of flm. 11y meat llltb lu.iGD 10 tow ........ bland, cllaboUe, and ·tow calorie, dlelo. The rtlsted lllbjecta ldlot¥ei IIIII olrar those dallll: - Colo> IIIII De,si&ll ID I h e 11i1me - lltnr to l>ulld attracllve stbtmeo wltb borne delllln aDd a~siDI'iea. ' - OUr Nalloul l'odoolbook A, look Ill tbo mJor !actoro that a«eet an; nadan's . _ lnel,uni COo~ Deeds, .......... -..w .•.w plltoma __,...,, -··-eta. tiona, yd .'Mph··· 1 ~ $4.99 . lnle!'fiiiiOnal lrMII, -- Pr11er•nc . y. . Belt S!llf ~ Self.p~ for . ...s ·It awiai"· ldhdli o( lllltUni• 011 Jltlil8 ,..... '·'.. -,- . :• HEALTH-'IIX SPIUCES UlTU! BOYS IN -:;-- ... lllo orPnJJtnr ' 1!\lor 'I""OUI~ .-lnoo'rshn.!lob. little one room school. ne wantL'd better lil'ing conditions ror -"'') 3 lhrough June 7. it start eaeh morning at 9 a.m. lnd con- in se(ondary education. Ill' P.-\T IIOUCK t'Ofltains writinf:( materials and books of poctr~· . lie has collected over 30,01111 pcoms. Many ha\'e bcon sent to him by two pen pals from··oul west. On his mantle are pidurcs ot family and friend s. lie has 25 or 30 "adopted" thildren with whom he corresponds. This p<~styear he sent 23:i cardn and included a poem with each. Ue said, "l.ast year J sent more." Of alJ the accomplishments In his active fruitful urv, Mr. Uoblnson is mo~t proud o1 having been a member of the Grace United Methodist Church for 761.-2 years, more than lhree.quarters or a century. Before coming to Gallipolis in 1914 from t:letld£onin, W. Va., Mr. Robinson was a teacher in a Wt:D~E.,DAY GALLIPOLIS - Vacation Bible SChool ll'ill start at the first Church ol God, MonciQt· June ber, when Stephen will start his senior year toward his degree llis froni yard is a roscbed and one corner oChisdinlngroom m. Mrs. Bernice McMahon will betheguest speaker. Mum4 hers bring potluci<. Starts Monday rna Fraternlt)' on Rio's campus. · and ·poem~. TUE.\IlAY MERCERVILLE GI!ANGE, 7p . Bible School Stephen resided with his mother at 390 S. Rocky }~ork Drive in Gahanna. This year, Stephen served as president or Pi Slg- .lnson, 28 \t inton ~ -. is a man who . Joveli God, people, -roses IUo Grande Baptist Churt·h, .lullf 3 through H Classes for kindergarte-n throogh .funion, 9 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Church of God degree in History and Political Science. Prior to his marrlige, The new Mrs. Shaffer graduated from Gallia Academy Higtl School jn May 1967 and is now ' ' ' C.,h:lroi'IS -' " · ' •· TL:E.'iDA Y · W:\ YSIDE Garden Club will • bil smite and sa.ys, ''Hi tolks." . uycu•re a Halley, .ain't ya?" Wben he nods, the mort' shake lllolr heads and aay, "We~ TIIUB~AY ect your grandpa Jim, •• · RIO GR,\NDE Simpson's C!Ja. The wllole dv Is me or re- · wl Methodist Chureh wscs peats, and ......Uma, woodering, meet at the home of Mrs. Ken.. Who those folks are'?'' ... and neth TomllniJOD, 8 p.m. lenewlng ac'fiAlntances w i 1 h ftleb:l1 seen just Uli s one time PHILOMATHEAN Garden Parthe year ••. and work worn farm t,y, 6 p.m. al lhe borne of ~~ shaldng smouth dt.Y hands. Mrs. C, Mac McGinnes111. lllo abo a touehlng day. Ada.r fP the Rio Grande College', where he ls WOrking toward an ~ucational. He will graduate in 1969 andpllns to teach in Ohio. . Or. stanton, sPeaker. .~ei'al ditferi-nt pll~s ·'to gu. · meet with Mrs. Brtlce YeaU·; THE -~lM>S: A gleaming car ger, 8 p.m. spinning the gra\'el as its moLDr WEDXESIM Y strains to mike the steep hill. FD!~T VNITE!l Pr~Jsbyteriap The conversations: .,Wonder _!'omen•s Executh·e me-eting, 1:30 p.m. All nl!v. officers arc Who's coming.,. Old eyes strain urged to atteild. to see who Is in the car. .. Looks like one o( the Halley \' AC~TIO~ CIIUICII S<:hool Stephen, son of Myron E. and Mae R, hirer, Is a jwdor at Anderson Robinson Age 90 LOVer 0 f G0 d Qn d Poems groond~ fi\lr · !<iNIIe' ,:"J~U!\',,.Pi.. ' J,:m at ' !lsiW;&~ occasit:lh . .!Jome gra11es arc ·aJready bright w i t h flowers brought early by tho.se who had cial art. traveling through Virginia and West Virginia. County' on Memorial Day. T h e :;: older folks have brought com::: attending Rio Grande College. She fortable . chairs and the mainplans to enroU ln Columbus Art tenance committee has Jet up School in 1969 to study commera table· in the shade ol the white MONDAY churtb. ·A-sign readtn, "For the . VACATION CHURCH School ~eep of the grounds," has Rio Grande Baptist Church: been taped oo the· table. Near the June 3 through 14. Classes for sign ts a cigar box w!tll the lid klndergarlen througb Juniors, cut oiT, · 9 to II a.m. · - THE SE"HING: ;\ brlgtrt sun- GALLIA COU~CIL No. 114 ~ day, .Ir•sh with the smell 01 '-IJil!l!'lJNT~'I!.i<'\llll'rlc'l. reou. 'itWSIP Dod lJWt !)1111!-.,i(to l.a!;:J!!Itl g. liolres~Jii~...,., ~.... . Leg!Ob Ill band. · ~lminat~ his mind runa to boufl.lets peoaiea, rOses and" those who have been kind to moek orange blossom. hbri during the past tour year&. A mother can hardly make Then he thinks, '"Oh no, I ean't it to an almolt green grave, send a ootice to htrn, ll will look marked with a nag and the father like I expect a gift,., helping her along, thinks about But wouldn't it help bridge our a boy' a lauahter and tua quick communicatiOn gap if a reticent manhood. With each step the young peuan could sa,y, by way father remembers something ol his announcement, "Thanks, else about lh.e aoh who became just wanted you to know r\'e a soldier in 1968. made it at last, rm a h i g h But then, lan't that What Web9ALLJPOLIS - Mrs. Wilma aehool graduate.'• sler says "memorial"' means_ 1 '' sening to preserve remem- Lee Anderson of 955 ;2 Secood Avewe, GaJUpolis, announces the BEA AND CLAUDE EVANS' brance." marriage of her daughter Fran.. new home on Vine &. fs going DID YOU RECOGNIZE that ces Ue, to stephen C. Shaffer up last. So Is tile Harry Wlleelof Gahanna, Ohio. er's lovely home oo Orchard brliJI!t stu!! coming througfl the The wedding took place on Hill. They will ban one of the window~ Frida,y morning'? It sure March 18, In Pearisburg, Virbeat views In town throol!h all showed up ·~ou-know-what" spot- . ginia, at 1 p.m. The Reverend tbose picture windows. The Earl ted windows. Dow N. McGrady. Sr., performDurhama' new home on Lower ed the ceremony. Frances and River Rd. lrill soon be under ::~:·: ·:-:-:· :- :-:-\·:-: -:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:::. :- : - :·:-:· :::-:-: -:::::· :..:-~:: : Stephen spent their honeymoon i Coming t 'Mae •Ma,chl. aeases to YOOJV people ore ...,...,.-. · As it is, ~ the ttme comes to send out 111111oonceritenta, the BUT SOMEHOW, EVEN lhoiiiJii young person has to sit down and the determined little ladY Is-. decide to whom he wishes to oend tile flag& ore placed around m them. After the relatives are 1he hillatde scattered an)Ol'Ji the ooun- or Mrl• . l'l>mr l)lrfll . ~HeckoradBeltelllel the .- · of Joill Olive.-, nrJi wenlllliiOinl*l to audit thebOoks 101~ of 'Gallla Couli!Ho:lli <Jf llio troa.ur.r, Mro.. L G. ldUed In War I · ·lill · ..Donee TilE SCENE: A LITTLE . . Ttit b.~oll.alloo 11111 be held Iii the <\!taUt~ picnic. Tllere IIIII ..~~o J!lb ...tuns. . I think this li 1 shame. · · . If there were ~<De way to gradati0117.'other tf1ln the P_ l'IIM?rlt. ,system, many ot Us ' would be ·surprlaed a~ 'hOW' such kfrK1.. r'oo!. . ' ' Give ror· "' ' ' '' �. I· • • . ( ' _. bart!- • ceu. on tbe W ·~ p, QUI. ham lhll """" a..· .._.. .. rtrer t.rom Clnd....U .Owntra 0( tbt Glllhllll .......... $15 .. Jar tor towiDI tbe old prl... . !lillp. ..... ~. ~-·." i1M~~~~;i~~~~r;· ·~~ ·llurao•, '"· lo : ·· ~ . ~,~~. IIIIDI ·Ii~lieiii,Va, . Wall«dod .... lllldl of ben!, tbe 81....1 waa ...ukelllf oldp ll1at had rier 8alled tbe Ohio Rlwr. OD bet ·-docks ilere clun&Oona and <ella for the prlallllrL WIII.PIUrpoata, !MMdeo, l:roaa, oat-..4allo, .,.. other ftendllb IDatrumontoof ~ndalley ...... displayed. Wax !!pes of _.ofEnsland'a moat DDIDrlouJ erlmlnola edded • touch of noalley. Of.PilUeular note waa tbe «1/!.u.atb, • lead.llned brine tank ill which au. priDllra wara lnuneued br...., .-... iliz6w dtlcrlbld tile vlolt <1. ·u.. &ll'CtJI. IIi '.Ballimere: ''Willi ,.... .n.uillmJ&· tlmol COde llailala llyiDs, she pre~ a .ndY.i olf, II• r - ..... Tltanle~ ··-· wu tbe laot eonOrmed .....,.. 129 Uvea. Ool¥ dobrla wao ni..Uon with tbe ~0 m!Uim reconrtd. Anlund the World: l'ltrolliDs allenll1 tbe undorwato•· ••1111, wlllch bad ..._,, the nat~on•a llldNr.. beta -.s a three IIMIIIIII Paris: Prealclont Charlea do JDIIItiiMI Umarfne fleet lt a "alnlar aardae. ~r In "l! .tjiiOIIoaal ndfo Ill DM>dere aclenoo, 1o Whes, ch!i&en, llirlfrleoda lddreaa, tofil tbe netloa be whleh ..,. are obUv!Du1 until and comrades lurDed out to _.d DOt relieD as dom•Ddod -~~~~ ...,. wrms. wel eome the Seorploo•o 12 b1 many amons Che 10 lllllllon Lui ...... .... of tbo ollleera and 87 enlllted m.., AI ltrlldng workers and otudeula rtpOrted milt- tbe day waned, howtvar, tbe ealllns fer hlsher Jill and ..... 111111 mere llwl 50 llblpa and l111Uld-be sreeten returned 1o edueatloa ..-...... but _.d 20 patrol ,..... ..... tbelr homes and tbe NaVY Hlted dluolva Parliament IIDcl ..U -cldq ,.. It ...... the tbe Sco:rP.oa aa ''ot"ertUe." Tbt new elediCIIll. Allaulle. lllr<h Rl IIIID<bed .... tbe Blip: North VI......... auerrtUaa The llld- .... dasaltleatloa of tbe 1Ub was troop1 ... VIol Scoqlan, • ...... of 99, cbanpd to "miloiq." IIIBobed -c:k• In the ........ May 21 from 101110 250 101 The only clear - . , . JII'OIIIDee• of . 1111101 olt tbe Azoreo that abe umartae to ,. doom wu the v._,. and on tbe !rla&e• ot l1'l'IYe II her bome peri Tllreuller, whlell ll•o lloQin, from wllleh tbt U.S. of Norfolk, vL, In tbe eerly Tetro 1110 off Clpe Cod In 8,tOO COIIIIIIaod laid tb~ were ....._ of laot lblday. 'lllat feet Ill water wltb tbt lou o1 "altor ..,oral daya of blUer . . _1 . . cons _.d drl•• JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE Alarge national company Is considering the Jackson-Wellston Area for the location of an automobile parts pla1t tW, IIIOdern manufaduring p!.nt wlf require up to 700 -.ploy- in the immediate fvtvre. Tt.. comP!Iny must be large number of workers u.s. tDVOfl ialu olmed at Parla ao-aota of primary, IN ai(allable. ' ' 1M wortc is heavy manufiCiuring and the~· jobs will start at $2.25 par hour for unskillecf labor. 1M company will also Iliad skilled, and Hmi-tlciUecl womn. Sign up for a lob o,ortunlty at any reglstratlo• . office of the Ohio Bureau of Empl•yment Services listed laelow: Jacklon-260 Millin Street McArthvi - 2nct Floor Memorial Pomeroy- City HaH Chlllcothe- 45 Wilt Main St. Bldg., 1\1. Me.tcet St. GaHipolls - 443 Saconc! Avenue Waverly - 118 E. s.concl Slriet POMEROY II,A.YOR Cl!arlea Leaar ... .tn'Ocltlmed - Sit. 111'1111, Juno 8, a lllr day Ill Piinoroy lbr tbe llalls CowiiY Uqlt of the American Cen<:er Soc!~. lf.....,.n of Job'o"llau&IIIAirawitb Mro. Hal... MillliiiiDctW&ewlll be .. the -~~ duti!lllllio ..., colleetl'll DIMs !Or tlio .....iJ looo lor airenlland the crulldo. . - *• made tbe --··· rna ali.r- -rn Two Orden r...*• ..... • 1 •Ins!• := :. t;'a,.~.. W'IUI · ·-~~~ .._._ · 1a-.t:0. .......... oa.:1...::. ~ -.&M 10 _._... , ~::r.:.J!!~lll. ' ·~~ :,.. "!f'~ . ·~\·'+ •;,(_.".: M\· ·~ ·· , eould ,~·· only ... at ,a· ~ I ;• . ::1! ., • ' Wljlri 1111<,111tn ....,, 1 cllm~ WE CRIJJSED · · lnlo the maehlne. Wt zlDpecl out fset abova the · tbe olde sol""""' ol !l'l . ,, Or' lhl aoo wl,.... · . ,a,n ,, . .1·' . , .•..·u:.....--::. • ·, l ·n •"L e :ty r oss' {il ., . · , war. ·-nta studente 1\lareh But In the Left Bank Latin Quarter ot Paris continued tbelr realltanco wltb a bli Birth of ~uglltef Beit~g AJ'tnounctd_.· / · r~r B·reakt hrough = :• my~· .;ih: ihe eora R d Entire Blocks ., aze . .........m "' ~cler ...Z w ....ciiiDit~~cap ~ lief...,_ roree• IU'e!t•• dal.,_ -·· cons Weill!! .' Wli : . . . cons w•• !'J .. """IIia!· . ,. . Ui•nr•-111')'•- ~ ..~ r.: · · · Co t v ui Q..:t ... . !l!!fh·er AI:':;, ._ ~-=~·!!':.!': ~!.'t "'::.iii,~D,lg .. : s _rorm a ~ . . ·" · . Jrl·• ...1 ,, bl tbe ."Ttli GrQetjlat her ·~er Ia ~ lite ~ ~ · tbe -~~~ .~=r;· ltailor admit ~ .,.,...~...... u.it · · ~ Once ( ~ - . T.,__ .,...a~a~ ·...'-..itiGII. · In u., Ulllt t1 her-·' · · 11ot,9!1 :a' · ,_ .. for tbe bllnil: ' ' ....m.a........ ~O:~utna .' ·~.·...- "· '" ' till ·' (..... \' . !If <~• frlll!l. . la1)lated IJI!tecl w., V!L.. _(UPI) oiunted 27 Calli word& 10 Slllll.. _. be P*rla '1110 aet lnp .,._ · r • ta · · ~-Laura .' .; ' Cciwt-~ w11o1t IY•al c;,r. 1>t tbe 'IIOod of the mar<htro min Jllllonallll' h a 4 ~ Ioree. was Cc>Ju>.Btndlt. t1ie eXtreme W....li - - 1o bor letulll otUdolll leadlrbtrred · from retum101 to , Fl'llle!e, train· Franet .d'nar lri&lertl!ll a ol~ aoroas tbe F~eneh .,,tudea! Uprlal'll tbo! earlier thlo wOek by tbl'll -bla llllllhr.....l.ilnto the ~lao brlabl red hair blaek. atrlke crl~a. . liOiilor · - DeGoulle hal aintrol of rioi•JOm Enmte seen· Humphrey Wins in Missouri '· u,e cE' _Fnbk Balvlllo .... a.. flrot We malll&td 1'!1.1111,111~. . ... ~~ to be alri!W 1o tbeioolatedrea- tbot of aro ·~ -~ . -, ,-...,. ·iiJi~oier. ldonc:e, Thea Ja~n~Y Jaok1on traDers, ID •,rl dimhed IJIIO the ecpter aod 1111 Abool 1 p. Iii. R&maey caDit 'to ' ''""' ·' wbl"'*! oway OVer lhe hlllloiJo. ~Oillee, w, Were ~ to ao "'" . "1J!~ Sollltllmo · la!Air b!Jtb men were 1o VInton. · . •110"'111o~ :1" reluniOII to the area, eacb oo a BW Baird wno wlfll'!l ai 1ho ·.'~....,·,. ..,,.... flllbt. m,. rou,.wn :Mntelll\ilw~ ; ~lhe'Oqptor coaldcer- ... lolrard Vinton. : "~~ 'I ey · the pUot and lllo 11&1~1 Ul&lrt Ia I!JIIOOth. ,. ·bldWII!II -to.L ' MOTORISTS WHO HAVE FREQIJENTLY trawlld a.ta 33 Wltb Ill maay curves ~ flid ll hlrd to believe ll1at day they'll be drivl!lll on this atralshl stretch ol......,.ay wlllc!l 11 a port of the newly reloeated Roote 33. This 8ettlm lnter'!"<ll with the preaent Kl'llabor1 Rood. "'*' ~.::.. ~.:;..:.:• ' dellant now mareb that at the old Mentpn:ilaaaa ...Uwt1 · otatlon, behind a wae bt,nllor . . -... "the ~.i'l The · - llnklld ...,..and bloobod an tralllc ID their IIJ!O rqlme. But the nationwide of mercb. T h 1 y ·'""'..:fned eo' a .t rIke movement crumbled order With their .-·own everywhere In Fraaoe u Prealdonl Olarles de o.ulle held tbe JBtlon In arm oontrol. De Gau119 mat Premier Georges Pom,pldou aod tbe -ly-relhullled cablDet and tbe p1r11111011t ehlrsed ol!erward tllat tbe 41 llttle re\oolutloa.t' hid boon unleashed ~ Communlot ani le!Uets wltb the _ . .. aim of ovorthroWIDa tbo Gaullist Flllll · Republle and tha preolcltnt hbnaelt The notlm was pnerally ID a ealm, holiday mood aod tha opt _ . . . to have gone out of mill- union and QIII)Oiltlm polllieal loaders who lllo da1l ago claimed that De Gaulle wu IIU•hlng the country toward c1v11 'ol4d GALUPOLIS - I''" alwaya had & wild blue ,-r. so tlllo IIUI ....., wben the 11!111. JUDI• fllllclwiDI dlonpo ID - · WUam IIIII Ill sot -pictures of Vlnloia aod tbe Goad, I IIIII (111111 ALLAN I. H~oltbe ....... pooltlona and m_..a r"' IIIII ~ ~ klddlns). "cet me I helleqiter," It Jail ._,.. ~ tllot Ull Bucllaye IIUnl ill8etric Coq hadll ~ T. l'lltoD was altet. belleop!Air In llle area to spray the Wrilht o1 waye of lbelr riftl ed Chairman ol tbe al eltetrlc UDtL WUoon 101 In toueh with QJde ltaallltl' 11uci,;e,. D!r-.1; Edgar L, - . wbo ........... and ........... the IIJaht, • . boelmo lliDIDr VI.. Pi:'e.u.al A RUle allor 8 L Ill. '!.'aelday, lsrlblltdiiQ' .... hoedod tl ()porat!ena bat ""'7,·.... lor the I!lue FGuiQia 1101a1, where lbe Minute Mill ·~ elided Prtlldollt tl the C<Jm. Ccllllllbua wu Jl1'bd on tbe II,WII 11111111 p11at, BID Ilaird; wu 111111; s. w... -.... ... 1'11 at tbe ~ • oltded Trea-.r of lbe ComRamaey met us there hut the I plotureo of tractorJNIIIJ, sue""'""' Clrl F. Wz, origlllal plan was ehonged. Ram- trailers sttlled out ill the water. wllo waa adYID<ed lo Vice Preo101 was to drive me out Rl. 141 We circled tbe ..,. and 1 abut ldltll, FIDanee, on May 7, and to tbe Mill Creek area where I more Ylews or tbe iilaeot flood Lllbor R, llloy, & 21 , _ - · waa to board the copter lor tbe on R&eeoon In hlltoq-. .. wltb tile CompoiJ1, .... 11>IIJihl - to Vlnlan, I tbouliht. Thea we heeded 1CU1b bac:k totbe .... - ......,..of the Mer<hlilWe met Bllrd and lilt eqJier •lirlllll poillt. at the area duiiJIIIIII aod lllmaoy said 1o &land by,' that ..... 1110111.· · - C<lllrol Dep&rt.. wllkhad u be lin - IIIIo tbe hi """¥ ........., lor !110 to 110 area to realore aervlee ~ Vinl!* u ooon &I !i.e pUOI Signed toOooded one of Buelleye'o OUIICIIIIero, Wll av•lloiJ!e. So lllurtled •ci. ... 1• 11 and ' ' · tbe IJoyd FryL to the cdlce to m.\1, · • ,UP1)_ ' PAlliS Nearly. 20,000 deW ~~~ led by llti'red leNa .. Jnbrlnd : Dtntel CGhJI. · Btn41t IIW'\lbed In Paris SaWrdo.f In a maoalve now prOtest aplnat tbe Gaulllll '· IMime and murmured haiiiDIIY Include "Tho Song al tbe o~ fD her aotOnisbed• wenta bar Wall," "M.v Rellsloa," •llllcl~ Ulllled Press Jaternatlonal ilrat lnlelliglble words: stream - M.v j.lter Lite," •Vlee Pi:'ealclent llllltrt R. "I am 'not cbmb now!' "Peace at Eventide.'' 44 Helen au.alphreor and former VIce Taltllla MUltlpUed · Keller In s.olland," "Helen . . , . _ Rlebard M. Nlxm (UP!) -·~~•e-~s The Imminent. prooch In tile Ialka which PARIS From that day on, Wltb Anne Keller's Journal," .... "Let Us - · - · - -w "8dllvan whom Helen ..Ued Have Faith." arrival In Paris of Nor I h resume Wednesday. Solurday while Seno. Rollert F. Vletoamese President Ho Chi But 'l1lo was believed carry- "-~ J Me ·-Teacher," always by her aide, FUm Btosrapll)' -- • Minh's special eavey railed I'll 1 QIOIIdofA> to "negotiate" ,,......., earthy lor tbelr• har talents multiplied Willt "Tho un<OII<JliHCI,. • 111m lnsteed of meiely merkl!lll amazlllll ipeed. Sy age 16 she . blasrapll)' <I her 'life narrated e>POCIIUOIIB Saturday I of thea Ume, as has been. the pe,.,.... Calllonda ~ I In .,... ol normal edueatlonal by actreso Kalhlrlne Cornell, po01ible breaktbrOIIIh n lfwDIIIu'el' . ed a v etoey ·-··~ked .moo•• ... v•-- manoe to datA> or xuan Th . uy, ... -·~ - · ~- ~---~. evan-.nt and at 20 111e was pro<~qeed 111<1 . 11!101¥!1 d~~ """" ,.._ -•--· - _,..,..._ with Allie talks between Hanoi a.-1 lhe 1orma1· ~·r o1 the North Cmvintloll n.........,... 111 ~~eijlre COil... ill nationwide. llor :_ -~'""'<I Wuhlnstoo. , 1 , VJ~at ~eptlfl" '""' lllaooorl'o 60 deltpl6 , . ..I!Jn.l,, ,. ··'-·· · , 9i!ll.v.p n• 11111' ·~ _,'!".. 1:e nu.·Tho, a elose ••o.~··· u:S:' ~ llegOUator cYnw ~'o iio""io lite V!i!O·bteallkoil'll ,, 'l'liroullb her IIIII a ~ of, ifo and 1 ranking membee of VIIICe alan was due ln Paris the Jlelnoq'ltlf National con1 '· work abe hee&II)O . · tbe Wo •' rom • tbe HaiJo1 parcy's pollbureon, Suoday from his cmaultatlma ventlon "ao looic u It - r a he · •odd OYOr, lltl: 'P YI film waa mado. · on the hal I reoaable ehanOO to . . lli'enalh to mllUma af handl· A lracl• 11'0111' alruok In 1.1134. WIS d110· to J0 1 n the North With -noS Ide. nt John"•olw!l ptriCIIII. , . WhUo ·in Soolland, where Bolen Vletnomeso nesoUaUng toam In atalomaled lVI• prellmiJIOr)> reeeive tbe · nomlbstlm." II Mimi Ktller wa'1 born ~erltlf 'lias In w.health, the «•nlng week atter cmoulta- talks. - e d llwni1breY bed the ·~- 27 , 1880, 111 Tuaeulabla, · 9illlvan'o "'ell&llllit8la to lall. tr~•~ in Peking and Mos«M en . 'VIIICe was brinllilll! t1ie adual .oupport of 57 a1 the "'"'" IIIII Slid -~ Proal-'• premise to the deleeatei ud · MeCartlw tbe Ala. The dauallter ol Caill. Taaeller - , ,boclma P' lo har T~ Is known as a "hard- coolere~ that the . United other tliree. 'Arthur IL IIIII Katherine Adamo Helen her~ ". • · liner" and neither American """ S&atA>a woalcl go "far and aost" 111e roiDIIIIIIoOOIIl'"' was not K~er. liar. latbor waa 1 Jrl~ • YID :.W.,.iii_ Con!ntunlst cmlerence q-teri In liB peace ei!Art ·u North bllldbll on tbo dolqatea, but a PfOIItrl1 owner .,.. - - ,;:o!ifno" Sl!1lf Maey ":"'!;~ antlclpated on Immediate major Vlellllm showed some reclpro. unit vo11ns rule _.....to be ' editor but a man nf mo&lat 19U, tbt &IIIlo· l~ '"' •Witc~ tn Hanoi' a loujjh 11>- ea1 restraint. adopted ~ tbe delqateL means. and·. Holen , ware ~ U A lo ~t fer Roo ··all ...... (qi~ lcldeveHwnpllrey uew ~~ t1 "berG• IIMI a 90...wute _..aace at the bfttD tbl(lell ... Mlchlpn , :her. bllli4 ,lnd 1 ~· ftl!lle. Tho!llh, , .~ · . by i!tl' . • erata, Will oeled thatr . •·-"" frl_.. . •~ '.o.. , ." '• '· ""--" ...... .:..... . . W _ ••"'-"N (U'"' VIol CCIIII wlllch wolie 181 al111110 IIMI rued llllklnll """'llatlm dolepteo .., _...~....-.,... -uv "' •~1·.BeOIUH cl ~ la'ck" ,;,......... . >1bore wao Ulile Cioiit Kllller il;l;n loimd' ....- c6JIIIIIlll)<)oa droVe do01> IIIIo Sal- by Arne"\~ : and ·v....,._ SmclloJ. . ~ : eoold do In llt8..ll81 of oaYancod proJi"illll· . . p Saturday nl&lll. forclnSAmt•- meat llrillll ~ and Loose Alllooce ·•;'·.'-edlw traaQnent_ · A traval.., . ~ 10!111 and llouth v1.wmese de- reoolllell r!Oto and a lbcnler The Komedr and lleCartby ··I .,.-the ·rellllt wao that llolen . leclure4ln ~Citheliltiiil•lh fen~ors to ·dostrey whole dey of rockollllllll- from u. S. foroeo telllltd ~ In a loooe :."•"· '· up · 11 · a acratehllll. inort. !fiiD ~~ . COIJIIItlet '!I n~o · l!IQC:I<.• In a seorehed earth 11&r 6'JDihill lioiiOGII!era. Tbret db' aiD- to 11'1 to -ent tbe ~-· · ~nenta 91e .tdll4 tbe ·-'""' eo11111111 nlat hldeoUtf bloeka ....., oio.troJed. vice ,......... from walkl!lll off , ' dawl!lll ddld wllo inorted Slid malot .....,. · · • ~ · •: On -~- .;.,_ batll.....__ . • IJ¥Ik « Mlcblpn'o 96 ' I ~ to war dOd; li"Jko'bolorelfli!.ili-, , ~riUaballda .IIUihedlo~~· _ . _...., , . , ,,. ' a, turoa, ~·led "'W1 ~ 111 th~ lnlleo <I tbe Proo'lt!OII· Jull aorllteall of tbe dey, that IIDie ~ ·, ·· t1a1 Pllace· In lloua,.a.Mit, VIetnamese marietl bMIItd a- · ~~~~. .._....., In , , .. · Po1l1 TIIOm- c11oii .. . ·u •. , 111_ , _ to • WllldDJ. llllhtlllll bout soo . v1e1: lr1IIJs to ~ · tor t1tat slate'• . truatral.ld aiJd 11111 .alaoo . ·thlll· Mra. Evella. ~ narrow alloY11111 of tbe eut tbe Bien Lol Brldll.,.. pre.. Tuoedl1, ~. pled&ed .... !lllallY . Jlariill!l' . · Slede .... ' ~ cllllriet ""II- vent aUiod relnlor--'• from he 'llilol4 Dot _pull out of Ole t i BIJ~ ~b eared b' ~· IW~. 1111 liii!P. 1 . wao the dsoplll enterins tbe Air ,..,... llonloc!'l!l~ pre!l'4iollal ,...,., Or . . · · ;- • ~-· oild~i . " ~ <1 Salp .~ tbe jelo atoled tbe area. Oat atrlke Ria ·~ co. , AwarliJ <and )lodOrl' pWle to·. third lif?e fll VIet aioaulll a !Uti IIIPallne ....... <hllrmu, ' ~d N. HW, · ·a:.o •x,tler were eodl~' "" .. J;lepn ¥,p ~· . . 1o tbe Tan Son Nhlt air base. tiCCartlo' win .,....., <arne fii1m mill)' ,lillian~ .). ,Salpera. ~ bul!dl!lll• tho ~ · by "3 to 6 ..,.~lilt.dN · : llorvard ~veraiV ~'her · · . 1 • per..... r :pqlnta" orar - · Bolen' GALLIPOLIS - At a meeiiDI lut nek, the=« Dlroetoro.of G. c. ~. . ~' me play;;:• ' F. lo..;h t' Leaves French _U ~ ~~~ ...,..._ll.·diell = G. C. Murphy Makes <lumges I' . '·r ' ;f.:""- ballotlntJ, _;l, .:~....~ .r: , "'"It ........., 43 por eent al tbe . to Ktrlne4!'• 38 par <itlll. . Richard Nlml liOD 1D over. -mini rictory In lle!Q>IIean REGISTRATION DA TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JUNE 4-5-6 · •, • '•illil IOOred . ·. ;yp. to a.. Pr. PLEASANT - Two. ordora wert oiiDed b1 tbe Clreull Slid ..ur.ot .. lllo olflct of a.o elreull clerk dlllllilfiDI di•CJrce &ctiooJ. Dloadaled were~ ac11oaa of Carob~~ Lea Plekonl Yl. Frm-· cia ......, Plcktnl. lloana . . Pianll ... llGan1 Ray PlaniL ' Kou~: ~IDle. oq~~as By Oreuit Court .' . .n coli~ ' . been ........ 1111 .......... Son. Robert K8Bedl' of New York II au. Orep Demoeratlc proo~al '· ,.........I""' VlebJamell dtlqateo -a., auaelted NoriJI Vltlnam 'eut doom m -podl aod do more IIO&IJIIall!lll. · · Pl>rtllllll, Ore.: Son. ...._ )I~ • ,.,'\' •. ·· EMtoN, ;_, (Ufl;> ,! t Heitn i .blind lrlJIII her allen~ W<H'ld•cif,>d,Jrlo.le,-a ,W .of.tbe . . , ·~~=·~~-:or tbe 20tb ctl'ltlll'1,.'dled at 'JMii' hoino S.iunlaY, 111, ltilD a .: i ' shOrt of bef88th'blr~. , ' · patio w - who walketl With klnss aod ~~~~•Q\I,.ln.~ III.W.. cru.Ue to halp the world's onlier outside Eaaton. She 1\ad In loiU,. htaltll ior iwO ~ . her aide WI!J her '~ ~on, Mrs. WIDI~c:m-­ death ended lilm4lble,·~ Of c:outNt •Jl!l ~ ' . ·. . ;In ~cCCIIIIPJl_Miniints ~oled by 11i1 ~ .,.. '"• .;I ..1 her . ~- wlllei! ehar&...:;.. "' ~..,.~ ' .. almoat Wmai~Die are Noilc>IIIJII and Kel• IW· ~~:~~~=· lor · the fi~St el&ti lor, • TWain laid lbortb> before ,I of her life, w,o Keller hlo deaUI. .. . ,, ; ..-••ted fl.om ..Uo110 with Jilllle!' was simple but ef~ ·_;1 . ......... became a humor.!tl:!an, ~J~ent. ·He wrote to Mlsa/l(eller: .r ~· le<!Ui'tr and world qThe IUDI of ills that ~a , Tirojv'oler, primarily In behalf of bloollns." '· ...~~ blind. lJet phenomenal Her_l;;ookat "OpWnill,D,'' ·~ · JIGIIIsv0 m~a WOI1 the aeclalm StofY fll my Lifo," :al tile •~ tbe world and a hoat al Dark" and "The World_'B :!u bonors !rom tJ.S. prealdonte and In," met wide .,~··· .,at 6 • .1111\Y foreliJil .,..mments. turned brleiJ¥ to ~~ The Few who kneW liar In her venture was unouecoallful IIIII a.Uvo years eoold really she ~ a dli:DHied aet IIi .,.,.., the "~• reallaatlon that vaudavllle. Sit owipl Ill• ..... tills cllarmlni la<IY with 11'11 with her Obarm. bl"" eyes and repll>ea,lns waa Love moe alap lll!lel'ed tile .1111<0 a helpless and plllllll ohlld life <I M111 !Wier. While of whom a doetor said: ·uSiii Ia reeuperat11111 bl PutrloRlcoafter allvo inc! tbat b all." an DineII, Miss KeDar mot a Hal en Keller was, Indeed, only y o u n ·I \ .... _...... w11o alive whlll tbe cloetor mado hla served brllilly aa her .,-e~ary, comment. II took • .,aot .YOOIII Once U.. marriage-pl.., W..e Bootonlan, Anne 9i!Uvan, lo reperled In lbe now_.rs. llllloc:k 1111 brlllilllco ala k...l Helen's mou.er, upset by' tbe lllteDeet tbat was to amaze .t be publldey, took bet to Alabama. world. II wao apiziDIIY alow Tho romanoe died. '111111 _painful at !lrot, .,_, Ia 11114, Mia• l(tUer enppd llllllllelen finally learned the a aecretary, PDIIJ · Thom-, Jllllllbls ol tile word "cloll"llld """ .... to remain With her tor • IOYOral years before she walked 44 years. tho parlor "'her Alabaml Miss !Wier's wrlliass srewto dol!ll !the Vleblam , War 801 , o ~ 8l!ouJc!or 1 lrom -~ b7 ...,........ JACKSON COUNTY. AREAl 1 ftlllt1111 Parlo: • .. .·~·~'·•.' J I '· ~" They Waited • • • But, the Day Waned 11J Jill C. BARDEN United PresolaWmatloaal I of Cen~uey~~:Y.reatesl Wo~t!9:/··.·,. , ..,re .-urecl that . ,l • \.. When· lite &~cceoi 8alled IIIIo N . v._,,tor a ·lilY 1n 181,3. Pete MoCormlc:k, , vete.ran .... tbtr Dlioerver it Falrlleld, was ~ head to riew bor. He doaerlb........, ball •~~~iij' polnled Clllll1')' ... her pulllllbmnot Qparllll& u ;rellow rill bladi uimra lor "till moat horrible I had over d e - a ; black ~ aloo aeea." MoCormlc:k 1111 tbe &lollil!>llred m ber blaek8allil. Slm- oeu qallt ID Now Orl...., LL liar arrows were ~ 10 haye been uled 1o lllllk tbe Qllarel LA8r OF FELON FLEET of tbe &lllllh coavl<ll. A11riD1 The &leeeao 1111 bUled as a.e of oledrlc lljbla 1111 IIUipended lall of &illlllcl'a felon !loot of from tbe tip al the bowoprlt, OVIr uocean Hells," that were ... au. malllltOIAia and down lo a.e Pled ID tbe awfullrede oCtraneIller diek. porllng coavlded ......... lo Iller lloal~ OWner t1 the &leeess was an tbe terrible poaal coloalts of liYtd ma Flrlt Ave., waa mate Tho above dosorb>tlon wa s &llllabmiD C8ptatn David 1L Aullll'alla. More tban 161,000 ' Smith who pve tills hialoey of men, women IDd eldldreD were the vessel: transported from Great Brllaln .. lo Aullralla. THE OLD BRITISII prl... oldp Thrice milk, the &lcceaB was, was built at loloulmeln, India, however, doaUned to 111101 her ill 1790 out of Burmeae teak. o00 by -means. Her Orot WQ)d, UatiJ 1802 she served •• •lnkllll was In !jrdoey. Thon In ... armed Eaat India merdlant- the wtntar o1 1911l she was torn mail, but In that year was made looH from her moorlnsa at oommodore of tbe transportation WhteiiDr, W, VL, atruek a lleet. bridge pier and sank. Wilen triDsportatloo was abolTHE SUCCESS WAS aUII II Ished In 1868, tbe feellns was "' P!Uabor!lh 11 tbe winter of 1919sreet about tbe drastic ..,.Uoh- 20 bepa but eerly In 11l20 she ment enaeted on board tbot the was towed baek down tbe river realdonts of !lrdney, Australia, .,.. down the MlsalaalilPI to New leuttled· tbo S.coe 11 Blld she Orl011111, lay on the bottom of tbe harbor In 1936 the &lece•s wa1 dllfer Ove yeera. When railed she pleyed II ClfNeland. Iiiio later was IClU!Id to have lntad all <1 sank Ill San4JIIk1 Bay, but ... tbe' orislnal oollo, Irons and oth- IDid and raised Ia 1943: WhUe er ..,.Uibmenf _.atus. In tow for FOrt Cllnlm, em ~ Erie, lhe ... ._.... On JUly After a llltiiiOl'able Aa:EPrS CHECK - - r , Mlddltpart chairman from !lrdn01 to Ehsland, lastlns 4, l9t6, while aUII m a.o bolb' the llelp Clllzena' S<holarohiP Fcuodatlon, left, ace- ,j 165 days, she was Ol<llll>lted tom, the old vassel burned to tbe $100 ebeek frml Jack Wel~l ..._r of tbe Collllllllua and tbroush British peris lo Southern Ohio Electric l)lnqJaqy'a Middleport olllce. Tho wa!Air'a edp, endl!lll an oxaaorthan 15 mllUm people lnducllnl ated but pro!ltlble ......,., olaetrlc . _ Is one ot ....,... Orma In Meta• to make clotbe KIDi and Q...., and other lllllona of $100 to tbe ftmd 1o award aeholar•hiP• to worthy Tho &lcctll mialtl liaYt members <1 rqyaley. 100tbl who pursue ......,Uen be,yoad hlsh sehool. ealled • aide . . . lllott. The lil 1912 abe erosled the AUaa- pd>lie ~ed a.e Dhlblt and Nllldaed •• a Brltllh oldp 111111 «11oldored tbe aldol! YOaoel lllool, .... visited mtJor Amerl.... peril 111 tbe Atlantic and Pad!lc c:oolla, tbe Mlsal~ 111111 Oblo Rtrero and tbe Grat Like• OVIr a JIOI'Iod of 30 years. The 8Joo011 puled GaJ!lpoUs 111 tbe Ohio Rlvar for PIUIIburill. Fa., ill 111\Y of 1911. Iiiio lied wlntlred ID lbe mootb of tbe Konludcy Rlwr -lite. CJacllllatl lo estbe great lee of tbe wtntar of 1117-18. cqaill Charlo K. Younr, wllo . leri Kellei;, .the]iner.edible Machines ,· BY DICK 'I'IIOiiAS G,\LLIPOLIS - OM of tbe ....... . . -. . .er lo rialt lila Oblo Rlvar In tllla -.r;y wal lila &le- ' .,_1111 predl.-... ey. _.d In tile lilt three years.'' Nboa went Scxdb and picked up -aements <1 ·Repoj>llean atate chairmen from Oldalloma and Temoaoee, wlllch toplher have 50 conventloo votoa. And of any military jnterventlon by otber Communist nations II newly liberalized Cze<hoelovaIds. Charles IL Perc7- The DllDola IIOMior lndloated a WU11n8111oa 1o run for vice prealdent Wtdor Nlmn """ ... sold ... "119.44 per cent IIU'e of wionlns tbe aominatloll." Ill Roek llland, wldle stoAolllll abort of eodors· InS Nboln, Sen. strom '11alrmond, R.S.C., praland him 11 a "great man." Nlxm flaw to Miami later. m., Percy was uktd It be 1n otber poHtli!al diYOiop- l111Uld accept b lnvllaUoa from menlo· ,, Nlam . to lOin bis tlokol .and 'N'elion Jlodi.il"'lw-~ mi"'NO. sekl, .. ....... •-ointln - York pernor . laid In a . lllallCoo, I tblnk pnivldl!lll tbe atetement tbat the t1nlted DllDolo doJepllm and tbt Slates should make It clear It Dllaoia polltleal 1-roldp and would "lake lite sraveat view" a.e ...... of tbe pjOple releooe Rainfall Set WlllTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VL (UPI) - A Demoeratlc pre....,....al Uokel t1 Vice New Record CINCINNATI (IJPI)- The U.S. Wealher Bureou eald Slllurd01 that more rain fell on Clndonatl cllri!lll the )lUI . - tboD Ill any . . - of May In recorded history - a total al 10.22 Inches. Tho ralalall Iaiii _.u. lhlltered i 83-year-<Jid Clncllllatl reoerd <1 9.52 llchoa lor llajo'. II also waa 6.42 lnd!ea more tbOII lloo uerap rainfall In Clnclmatl for !la,y. Meonwblle, 1111 tblled to reoedo qament oonl'ereneetllllll(q:- ullle Nlll-1 Aooobere. Tho palriDp ............ Clio moat Ulialy oomiiMa Sillgelled fer tbe lqt ollloes. ~X~'».~::%-»:~ ObiolllurCOII- troni Ill flood crest Memorial Day of 56.81oot. II waa llolllns at tbe rate of 1o - · of a IDOl an hour. WALK WINS IT )IJNNEAfOLIS (UP!) - Jom klan pltehed a four.!Jit out Olld drew a walll to Ioree In tbe miY run of tile game •• Wllarl ill Franclaeo and 01110 Ulllverfliil' beat ValparOiao llld ha. ,1104. to beby• Ulllvtrfliil' of IDdlanlt M satur·' lid''PI-I dlotutbed ~ 1D tbe NCAA Dillrlet FCNr =-~liilldtiNil II¥ till llltloD liluriJamant. Olllo u. w!U , . , u\e lo- "'the IIOOilOI ~ .... Mll!l lllmeiOia • 5autbem Dli- Cal:: ::i:ri".=.~ a. play ....... " Preatclonl lillbert 1L l!lmwhr~ Slid Sen. Ellgeno J, Mc:carG>y, D-Mihn., would dlleal I Rl!plbllean alate of former Vlee Prealclenl Rlebard M. Nlmn 111111 Calllorn!& G o v. Rmald a..,.., the llltlon'o mqulul pdiDsiiera .~lim. The poll ... token by mall at a.e amual mid year man- o.pdst8 Take Uberal Stand me from my ollllpiiDoa •• • _ _.. Bt aalcl he "couldn't !maetne ..._ In pulllle life ..,..., .., to •ch .. ..... llm!V. Prealclonl Jolllllll>- The pnlldonl drove to . - - CIQ, T<IL, !rom hll ran<h to veta ID tho Demoeratle primacy .....U. but he kept hla cldce a secret. He • - .. ~to tell reportera be bad valtd !01',Jlon Yut>orou&h. lbe llboral ciDildlt:t, ..,.:;tt,•.Giv'-t; l'll · !ilnlth, tbe .........Uve'·- . - · Tlit ,...,._ periOIIOib' &fJt beiiiDd tbe Wlltel of bla ear to drive tbe 1> mlleo. .i • J Eleven of M I' Students Get Indictments . I I ·• I �. I· • • . ( ' _. bart!- • ceu. on tbe W ·~ p, QUI. ham lhll """" a..· .._.. .. rtrer t.rom Clnd....U .Owntra 0( tbt Glllhllll .......... $15 .. Jar tor towiDI tbe old prl... . !lillp. ..... ~. ~-·." i1M~~~~;i~~~~r;· ·~~ ·llurao•, '"· lo : ·· ~ . ~,~~. IIIIDI ·Ii~lieiii,Va, . Wall«dod .... lllldl of ben!, tbe 81....1 waa ...ukelllf oldp ll1at had rier 8alled tbe Ohio Rlwr. OD bet ·-docks ilere clun&Oona and <ella for the prlallllrL WIII.PIUrpoata, !MMdeo, l:roaa, oat-..4allo, .,.. other ftendllb IDatrumontoof ~ndalley ...... displayed. Wax !!pes of _.ofEnsland'a moat DDIDrlouJ erlmlnola edded • touch of noalley. Of.PilUeular note waa tbe «1/!.u.atb, • lead.llned brine tank ill which au. priDllra wara lnuneued br...., .-... iliz6w dtlcrlbld tile vlolt <1. ·u.. &ll'CtJI. IIi '.Ballimere: ''Willi ,.... .n.uillmJ&· tlmol COde llailala llyiDs, she pre~ a .ndY.i olf, II• r - ..... Tltanle~ ··-· wu tbe laot eonOrmed .....,.. 129 Uvea. Ool¥ dobrla wao ni..Uon with tbe ~0 m!Uim reconrtd. Anlund the World: l'ltrolliDs allenll1 tbe undorwato•· ••1111, wlllch bad ..._,, the nat~on•a llldNr.. beta -.s a three IIMIIIIII Paris: Prealclont Charlea do JDIIItiiMI Umarfne fleet lt a "alnlar aardae. ~r In "l! .tjiiOIIoaal ndfo Ill DM>dere aclenoo, 1o Whes, ch!i&en, llirlfrleoda lddreaa, tofil tbe netloa be whleh ..,. are obUv!Du1 until and comrades lurDed out to _.d DOt relieD as dom•Ddod -~~~~ ...,. wrms. wel eome the Seorploo•o 12 b1 many amons Che 10 lllllllon Lui ...... .... of tbo ollleera and 87 enlllted m.., AI ltrlldng workers and otudeula rtpOrted milt- tbe day waned, howtvar, tbe ealllns fer hlsher Jill and ..... 111111 mere llwl 50 llblpa and l111Uld-be sreeten returned 1o edueatloa ..-...... but _.d 20 patrol ,..... ..... tbelr homes and tbe NaVY Hlted dluolva Parliament IIDcl ..U -cldq ,.. It ...... the tbe Sco:rP.oa aa ''ot"ertUe." Tbt new elediCIIll. Allaulle. lllr<h Rl IIIID<bed .... tbe Blip: North VI......... auerrtUaa The llld- .... dasaltleatloa of tbe 1Ub was troop1 ... VIol Scoqlan, • ...... of 99, cbanpd to "miloiq." IIIBobed -c:k• In the ........ May 21 from 101110 250 101 The only clear - . , . JII'OIIIDee• of . 1111101 olt tbe Azoreo that abe umartae to ,. doom wu the v._,. and on tbe !rla&e• ot l1'l'IYe II her bome peri Tllreuller, whlell ll•o lloQin, from wllleh tbt U.S. of Norfolk, vL, In tbe eerly Tetro 1110 off Clpe Cod In 8,tOO COIIIIIIaod laid tb~ were ....._ of laot lblday. 'lllat feet Ill water wltb tbt lou o1 "altor ..,oral daya of blUer . . _1 . . cons _.d drl•• JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN THE Alarge national company Is considering the Jackson-Wellston Area for the location of an automobile parts pla1t tW, IIIOdern manufaduring p!.nt wlf require up to 700 -.ploy- in the immediate fvtvre. Tt.. comP!Iny must be large number of workers u.s. tDVOfl ialu olmed at Parla ao-aota of primary, IN ai(allable. ' ' 1M wortc is heavy manufiCiuring and the~· jobs will start at $2.25 par hour for unskillecf labor. 1M company will also Iliad skilled, and Hmi-tlciUecl womn. Sign up for a lob o,ortunlty at any reglstratlo• . office of the Ohio Bureau of Empl•yment Services listed laelow: Jacklon-260 Millin Street McArthvi - 2nct Floor Memorial Pomeroy- City HaH Chlllcothe- 45 Wilt Main St. Bldg., 1\1. Me.tcet St. GaHipolls - 443 Saconc! Avenue Waverly - 118 E. s.concl Slriet POMEROY II,A.YOR Cl!arlea Leaar ... .tn'Ocltlmed - Sit. 111'1111, Juno 8, a lllr day Ill Piinoroy lbr tbe llalls CowiiY Uqlt of the American Cen<:er Soc!~. lf.....,.n of Job'o"llau&IIIAirawitb Mro. Hal... MillliiiiDctW&ewlll be .. the -~~ duti!lllllio ..., colleetl'll DIMs !Or tlio .....iJ looo lor airenlland the crulldo. . - *• made tbe --··· rna ali.r- -rn Two Orden r...*• ..... • 1 •Ins!• := :. t;'a,.~.. W'IUI · ·-~~~ .._._ · 1a-.t:0. .......... oa.:1...::. ~ -.&M 10 _._... , ~::r.:.J!!~lll. ' ·~~ :,.. "!f'~ . ·~\·'+ •;,(_.".: M\· ·~ ·· , eould ,~·· only ... at ,a· ~ I ;• . ::1! ., • ' Wljlri 1111<,111tn ....,, 1 cllm~ WE CRIJJSED · · lnlo the maehlne. Wt zlDpecl out fset abova the · tbe olde sol""""' ol !l'l . ,, Or' lhl aoo wl,.... · . ,a,n ,, . .1·' . , .•..·u:.....--::. • ·, l ·n •"L e :ty r oss' {il ., . · , war. ·-nta studente 1\lareh But In the Left Bank Latin Quarter ot Paris continued tbelr realltanco wltb a bli Birth of ~uglltef Beit~g AJ'tnounctd_.· / · r~r B·reakt hrough = :• my~· .;ih: ihe eora R d Entire Blocks ., aze . .........m "' ~cler ...Z w ....ciiiDit~~cap ~ lief...,_ roree• IU'e!t•• dal.,_ -·· cons Weill!! .' Wli : . . . cons w•• !'J .. """IIia!· . ,. . Ui•nr•-111')'•- ~ ..~ r.: · · · Co t v ui Q..:t ... . !l!!fh·er AI:':;, ._ ~-=~·!!':.!': ~!.'t "'::.iii,~D,lg .. : s _rorm a ~ . . ·" · . Jrl·• ...1 ,, bl tbe ."Ttli GrQetjlat her ·~er Ia ~ lite ~ ~ · tbe -~~~ .~=r;· ltailor admit ~ .,.,...~...... u.it · · ~ Once ( ~ - . T.,__ .,...a~a~ ·...'-..itiGII. · In u., Ulllt t1 her-·' · · 11ot,9!1 :a' · ,_ .. for tbe bllnil: ' ' ....m.a........ ~O:~utna .' ·~.·...- "· '" ' till ·' (..... \' . !If <~• frlll!l. . la1)lated IJI!tecl w., V!L.. _(UPI) oiunted 27 Calli word& 10 Slllll.. _. be P*rla '1110 aet lnp .,._ · r • ta · · ~-Laura .' .; ' Cciwt-~ w11o1t IY•al c;,r. 1>t tbe 'IIOod of the mar<htro min Jllllonallll' h a 4 ~ Ioree. was Cc>Ju>.Btndlt. t1ie eXtreme W....li - - 1o bor letulll otUdolll leadlrbtrred · from retum101 to , Fl'llle!e, train· Franet .d'nar lri&lertl!ll a ol~ aoroas tbe F~eneh .,,tudea! Uprlal'll tbo! earlier thlo wOek by tbl'll -bla llllllhr.....l.ilnto the ~lao brlabl red hair blaek. atrlke crl~a. . liOiilor · - DeGoulle hal aintrol of rioi•JOm Enmte seen· Humphrey Wins in Missouri '· u,e cE' _Fnbk Balvlllo .... a.. flrot We malll&td 1'!1.1111,111~. . ... ~~ to be alri!W 1o tbeioolatedrea- tbot of aro ·~ -~ . -, ,-...,. ·iiJi~oier. ldonc:e, Thea Ja~n~Y Jaok1on traDers, ID •,rl dimhed IJIIO the ecpter aod 1111 Abool 1 p. Iii. R&maey caDit 'to ' ''""' ·' wbl"'*! oway OVer lhe hlllloiJo. ~Oillee, w, Were ~ to ao "'" . "1J!~ Sollltllmo · la!Air b!Jtb men were 1o VInton. · . •110"'111o~ :1" reluniOII to the area, eacb oo a BW Baird wno wlfll'!l ai 1ho ·.'~....,·,. ..,,.... flllbt. m,. rou,.wn :Mntelll\ilw~ ; ~lhe'Oqptor coaldcer- ... lolrard Vinton. : "~~ 'I ey · the pUot and lllo 11&1~1 Ul&lrt Ia I!JIIOOth. ,. ·bldWII!II -to.L ' MOTORISTS WHO HAVE FREQIJENTLY trawlld a.ta 33 Wltb Ill maay curves ~ flid ll hlrd to believe ll1at day they'll be drivl!lll on this atralshl stretch ol......,.ay wlllc!l 11 a port of the newly reloeated Roote 33. This 8ettlm lnter'!"<ll with the preaent Kl'llabor1 Rood. "'*' ~.::.. ~.:;..:.:• ' dellant now mareb that at the old Mentpn:ilaaaa ...Uwt1 · otatlon, behind a wae bt,nllor . . -... "the ~.i'l The · - llnklld ...,..and bloobod an tralllc ID their IIJ!O rqlme. But the nationwide of mercb. T h 1 y ·'""'..:fned eo' a .t rIke movement crumbled order With their .-·own everywhere In Fraaoe u Prealdonl Olarles de o.ulle held tbe JBtlon In arm oontrol. De Gau119 mat Premier Georges Pom,pldou aod tbe -ly-relhullled cablDet and tbe p1r11111011t ehlrsed ol!erward tllat tbe 41 llttle re\oolutloa.t' hid boon unleashed ~ Communlot ani le!Uets wltb the _ . .. aim of ovorthroWIDa tbo Gaullist Flllll · Republle and tha preolcltnt hbnaelt The notlm was pnerally ID a ealm, holiday mood aod tha opt _ . . . to have gone out of mill- union and QIII)Oiltlm polllieal loaders who lllo da1l ago claimed that De Gaulle wu IIU•hlng the country toward c1v11 'ol4d GALUPOLIS - I''" alwaya had & wild blue ,-r. so tlllo IIUI ....., wben the 11!111. JUDI• fllllclwiDI dlonpo ID - · WUam IIIII Ill sot -pictures of Vlnloia aod tbe Goad, I IIIII (111111 ALLAN I. H~oltbe ....... pooltlona and m_..a r"' IIIII ~ ~ klddlns). "cet me I helleqiter," It Jail ._,.. ~ tllot Ull Bucllaye IIUnl ill8etric Coq hadll ~ T. l'lltoD was altet. belleop!Air In llle area to spray the Wrilht o1 waye of lbelr riftl ed Chairman ol tbe al eltetrlc UDtL WUoon 101 In toueh with QJde ltaallltl' 11uci,;e,. D!r-.1; Edgar L, - . wbo ........... and ........... the IIJaht, • . boelmo lliDIDr VI.. Pi:'e.u.al A RUle allor 8 L Ill. '!.'aelday, lsrlblltdiiQ' .... hoedod tl ()porat!ena bat ""'7,·.... lor the I!lue FGuiQia 1101a1, where lbe Minute Mill ·~ elided Prtlldollt tl the C<Jm. Ccllllllbua wu Jl1'bd on tbe II,WII 11111111 p11at, BID Ilaird; wu 111111; s. w... -.... ... 1'11 at tbe ~ • oltded Trea-.r of lbe ComRamaey met us there hut the I plotureo of tractorJNIIIJ, sue""'""' Clrl F. Wz, origlllal plan was ehonged. Ram- trailers sttlled out ill the water. wllo waa adYID<ed lo Vice Preo101 was to drive me out Rl. 141 We circled tbe ..,. and 1 abut ldltll, FIDanee, on May 7, and to tbe Mill Creek area where I more Ylews or tbe iilaeot flood Lllbor R, llloy, & 21 , _ - · waa to board the copter lor tbe on R&eeoon In hlltoq-. .. wltb tile CompoiJ1, .... 11>IIJihl - to Vlnlan, I tbouliht. Thea we heeded 1CU1b bac:k totbe .... - ......,..of the Mer<hlilWe met Bllrd and lilt eqJier •lirlllll poillt. at the area duiiJIIIIII aod lllmaoy said 1o &land by,' that ..... 1110111.· · - C<lllrol Dep&rt.. wllkhad u be lin - IIIIo tbe hi """¥ ........., lor !110 to 110 area to realore aervlee ~ Vinl!* u ooon &I !i.e pUOI Signed toOooded one of Buelleye'o OUIICIIIIero, Wll av•lloiJ!e. So lllurtled •ci. ... 1• 11 and ' ' · tbe IJoyd FryL to the cdlce to m.\1, · • ,UP1)_ ' PAlliS Nearly. 20,000 deW ~~~ led by llti'red leNa .. Jnbrlnd : Dtntel CGhJI. · Btn41t IIW'\lbed In Paris SaWrdo.f In a maoalve now prOtest aplnat tbe Gaulllll '· IMime and murmured haiiiDIIY Include "Tho Song al tbe o~ fD her aotOnisbed• wenta bar Wall," "M.v Rellsloa," •llllcl~ Ulllled Press Jaternatlonal ilrat lnlelliglble words: stream - M.v j.lter Lite," •Vlee Pi:'ealclent llllltrt R. "I am 'not cbmb now!' "Peace at Eventide.'' 44 Helen au.alphreor and former VIce Taltllla MUltlpUed · Keller In s.olland," "Helen . . , . _ Rlebard M. Nlxm (UP!) -·~~•e-~s The Imminent. prooch In tile Ialka which PARIS From that day on, Wltb Anne Keller's Journal," .... "Let Us - · - · - -w "8dllvan whom Helen ..Ued Have Faith." arrival In Paris of Nor I h resume Wednesday. Solurday while Seno. Rollert F. Vletoamese President Ho Chi But 'l1lo was believed carry- "-~ J Me ·-Teacher," always by her aide, FUm Btosrapll)' -- • Minh's special eavey railed I'll 1 QIOIIdofA> to "negotiate" ,,......., earthy lor tbelr• har talents multiplied Willt "Tho un<OII<JliHCI,. • 111m lnsteed of meiely merkl!lll amazlllll ipeed. Sy age 16 she . blasrapll)' <I her 'life narrated e>POCIIUOIIB Saturday I of thea Ume, as has been. the pe,.,.... Calllonda ~ I In .,... ol normal edueatlonal by actreso Kalhlrlne Cornell, po01ible breaktbrOIIIh n lfwDIIIu'el' . ed a v etoey ·-··~ked .moo•• ... v•-- manoe to datA> or xuan Th . uy, ... -·~ - · ~- ~---~. evan-.nt and at 20 111e was pro<~qeed 111<1 . 11!101¥!1 d~~ """" ,.._ -•--· - _,..,..._ with Allie talks between Hanoi a.-1 lhe 1orma1· ~·r o1 the North Cmvintloll n.........,... 111 ~~eijlre COil... ill nationwide. llor :_ -~'""'<I Wuhlnstoo. , 1 , VJ~at ~eptlfl" '""' lllaooorl'o 60 deltpl6 , . ..I!Jn.l,, ,. ··'-·· · , 9i!ll.v.p n• 11111' ·~ _,'!".. 1:e nu.·Tho, a elose ••o.~··· u:S:' ~ llegOUator cYnw ~'o iio""io lite V!i!O·bteallkoil'll ,, 'l'liroullb her IIIII a ~ of, ifo and 1 ranking membee of VIIICe alan was due ln Paris the Jlelnoq'ltlf National con1 '· work abe hee&II)O . · tbe Wo •' rom • tbe HaiJo1 parcy's pollbureon, Suoday from his cmaultatlma ventlon "ao looic u It - r a he · •odd OYOr, lltl: 'P YI film waa mado. · on the hal I reoaable ehanOO to . . lli'enalh to mllUma af handl· A lracl• 11'0111' alruok In 1.1134. WIS d110· to J0 1 n the North With -noS Ide. nt John"•olw!l ptriCIIII. , . WhUo ·in Soolland, where Bolen Vletnomeso nesoUaUng toam In atalomaled lVI• prellmiJIOr)> reeeive tbe · nomlbstlm." II Mimi Ktller wa'1 born ~erltlf 'lias In w.health, the «•nlng week atter cmoulta- talks. - e d llwni1breY bed the ·~- 27 , 1880, 111 Tuaeulabla, · 9illlvan'o "'ell&llllit8la to lall. tr~•~ in Peking and Mos«M en . 'VIIICe was brinllilll! t1ie adual .oupport of 57 a1 the "'"'" IIIII Slid -~ Proal-'• premise to the deleeatei ud · MeCartlw tbe Ala. The dauallter ol Caill. Taaeller - , ,boclma P' lo har T~ Is known as a "hard- coolere~ that the . United other tliree. 'Arthur IL IIIII Katherine Adamo Helen her~ ". • · liner" and neither American """ S&atA>a woalcl go "far and aost" 111e roiDIIIIIIoOOIIl'"' was not K~er. liar. latbor waa 1 Jrl~ • YID :.W.,.iii_ Con!ntunlst cmlerence q-teri In liB peace ei!Art ·u North bllldbll on tbo dolqatea, but a PfOIItrl1 owner .,.. - - ,;:o!ifno" Sl!1lf Maey ":"'!;~ antlclpated on Immediate major Vlellllm showed some reclpro. unit vo11ns rule _.....to be ' editor but a man nf mo&lat 19U, tbt &IIIlo· l~ '"' •Witc~ tn Hanoi' a loujjh 11>- ea1 restraint. adopted ~ tbe delqateL means. and·. Holen , ware ~ U A lo ~t fer Roo ··all ...... (qi~ lcldeveHwnpllrey uew ~~ t1 "berG• IIMI a 90...wute _..aace at the bfttD tbl(lell ... Mlchlpn , :her. bllli4 ,lnd 1 ~· ftl!lle. Tho!llh, , .~ · . by i!tl' . • erata, Will oeled thatr . •·-"" frl_.. . •~ '.o.. , ." '• '· ""--" ...... .:..... . . W _ ••"'-"N (U'"' VIol CCIIII wlllch wolie 181 al111110 IIMI rued llllklnll """'llatlm dolepteo .., _...~....-.,... -uv "' •~1·.BeOIUH cl ~ la'ck" ,;,......... . >1bore wao Ulile Cioiit Kllller il;l;n loimd' ....- c6JIIIIIlll)<)oa droVe do01> IIIIo Sal- by Arne"\~ : and ·v....,._ SmclloJ. . ~ : eoold do In llt8..ll81 of oaYancod proJi"illll· . . p Saturday nl&lll. forclnSAmt•- meat llrillll ~ and Loose Alllooce ·•;'·.'-edlw traaQnent_ · A traval.., . ~ 10!111 and llouth v1.wmese de- reoolllell r!Oto and a lbcnler The Komedr and lleCartby ··I .,.-the ·rellllt wao that llolen . leclure4ln ~Citheliltiiil•lh fen~ors to ·dostrey whole dey of rockollllllll- from u. S. foroeo telllltd ~ In a loooe :."•"· '· up · 11 · a acratehllll. inort. !fiiD ~~ . COIJIIItlet '!I n~o · l!IQC:I<.• In a seorehed earth 11&r 6'JDihill lioiiOGII!era. Tbret db' aiD- to 11'1 to -ent tbe ~-· · ~nenta 91e .tdll4 tbe ·-'""' eo11111111 nlat hldeoUtf bloeka ....., oio.troJed. vice ,......... from walkl!lll off , ' dawl!lll ddld wllo inorted Slid malot .....,. · · • ~ · •: On -~- .;.,_ batll.....__ . • IJ¥Ik « Mlcblpn'o 96 ' I ~ to war dOd; li"Jko'bolorelfli!.ili-, , ~riUaballda .IIUihedlo~~· _ . _...., , . , ,,. ' a, turoa, ~·led "'W1 ~ 111 th~ lnlleo <I tbe Proo'lt!OII· Jull aorllteall of tbe dey, that IIDie ~ ·, ·· t1a1 Pllace· In lloua,.a.Mit, VIetnamese marietl bMIItd a- · ~~~~. .._....., In , , .. · Po1l1 TIIOm- c11oii .. . ·u •. , 111_ , _ to • WllldDJ. llllhtlllll bout soo . v1e1: lr1IIJs to ~ · tor t1tat slate'• . truatral.ld aiJd 11111 .alaoo . ·thlll· Mra. Evella. ~ narrow alloY11111 of tbe eut tbe Bien Lol Brldll.,.. pre.. Tuoedl1, ~. pled&ed .... !lllallY . Jlariill!l' . · Slede .... ' ~ cllllriet ""II- vent aUiod relnlor--'• from he 'llilol4 Dot _pull out of Ole t i BIJ~ ~b eared b' ~· IW~. 1111 liii!P. 1 . wao the dsoplll enterins tbe Air ,..,... llonloc!'l!l~ pre!l'4iollal ,...,., Or . . · · ;- • ~-· oild~i . " ~ <1 Salp .~ tbe jelo atoled tbe area. Oat atrlke Ria ·~ co. , AwarliJ <and )lodOrl' pWle to·. third lif?e fll VIet aioaulll a !Uti IIIPallne ....... <hllrmu, ' ~d N. HW, · ·a:.o •x,tler were eodl~' "" .. J;lepn ¥,p ~· . . 1o tbe Tan Son Nhlt air base. tiCCartlo' win .,....., <arne fii1m mill)' ,lillian~ .). ,Salpera. ~ bul!dl!lll• tho ~ · by "3 to 6 ..,.~lilt.dN · : llorvard ~veraiV ~'her · · . 1 • per..... r :pqlnta" orar - · Bolen' GALLIPOLIS - At a meeiiDI lut nek, the=« Dlroetoro.of G. c. ~. . ~' me play;;:• ' F. lo..;h t' Leaves French _U ~ ~~~ ...,..._ll.·diell = G. C. Murphy Makes <lumges I' . '·r ' ;f.:""- ballotlntJ, _;l, .:~....~ .r: , "'"It ........., 43 por eent al tbe . to Ktrlne4!'• 38 par <itlll. . Richard Nlml liOD 1D over. -mini rictory In lle!Q>IIean REGISTRATION DA TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY JUNE 4-5-6 · •, • '•illil IOOred . ·. ;yp. to a.. Pr. PLEASANT - Two. ordora wert oiiDed b1 tbe Clreull Slid ..ur.ot .. lllo olflct of a.o elreull clerk dlllllilfiDI di•CJrce &ctiooJ. Dloadaled were~ ac11oaa of Carob~~ Lea Plekonl Yl. Frm-· cia ......, Plcktnl. lloana . . Pianll ... llGan1 Ray PlaniL ' Kou~: ~IDle. oq~~as By Oreuit Court .' . .n coli~ ' . been ........ 1111 .......... Son. Robert K8Bedl' of New York II au. Orep Demoeratlc proo~al '· ,.........I""' VlebJamell dtlqateo -a., auaelted NoriJI Vltlnam 'eut doom m -podl aod do more IIO&IJIIall!lll. · · Pl>rtllllll, Ore.: Son. ...._ )I~ • ,.,'\' •. ·· EMtoN, ;_, (Ufl;> ,! t Heitn i .blind lrlJIII her allen~ W<H'ld•cif,>d,Jrlo.le,-a ,W .of.tbe . . , ·~~=·~~-:or tbe 20tb ctl'ltlll'1,.'dled at 'JMii' hoino S.iunlaY, 111, ltilD a .: i ' shOrt of bef88th'blr~. , ' · patio w - who walketl With klnss aod ~~~~•Q\I,.ln.~ III.W.. cru.Ue to halp the world's onlier outside Eaaton. She 1\ad In loiU,. htaltll ior iwO ~ . her aide WI!J her '~ ~on, Mrs. WIDI~c:m-­ death ended lilm4lble,·~ Of c:outNt •Jl!l ~ ' . ·. . ;In ~cCCIIIIPJl_Miniints ~oled by 11i1 ~ .,.. '"• .;I ..1 her . ~- wlllei! ehar&...:;.. "' ~..,.~ ' .. almoat Wmai~Die are Noilc>IIIJII and Kel• IW· ~~:~~~=· lor · the fi~St el&ti lor, • TWain laid lbortb> before ,I of her life, w,o Keller hlo deaUI. .. . ,, ; ..-••ted fl.om ..Uo110 with Jilllle!' was simple but ef~ ·_;1 . ......... became a humor.!tl:!an, ~J~ent. ·He wrote to Mlsa/l(eller: .r ~· le<!Ui'tr and world qThe IUDI of ills that ~a , Tirojv'oler, primarily In behalf of bloollns." '· ...~~ blind. lJet phenomenal Her_l;;ookat "OpWnill,D,'' ·~ · JIGIIIsv0 m~a WOI1 the aeclalm StofY fll my Lifo," :al tile •~ tbe world and a hoat al Dark" and "The World_'B :!u bonors !rom tJ.S. prealdonte and In," met wide .,~··· .,at 6 • .1111\Y foreliJil .,..mments. turned brleiJ¥ to ~~ The Few who kneW liar In her venture was unouecoallful IIIII a.Uvo years eoold really she ~ a dli:DHied aet IIi .,.,.., the "~• reallaatlon that vaudavllle. Sit owipl Ill• ..... tills cllarmlni la<IY with 11'11 with her Obarm. bl"" eyes and repll>ea,lns waa Love moe alap lll!lel'ed tile .1111<0 a helpless and plllllll ohlld life <I M111 !Wier. While of whom a doetor said: ·uSiii Ia reeuperat11111 bl PutrloRlcoafter allvo inc! tbat b all." an DineII, Miss KeDar mot a Hal en Keller was, Indeed, only y o u n ·I \ .... _...... w11o alive whlll tbe cloetor mado hla served brllilly aa her .,-e~ary, comment. II took • .,aot .YOOIII Once U.. marriage-pl.., W..e Bootonlan, Anne 9i!Uvan, lo reperled In lbe now_.rs. llllloc:k 1111 brlllilllco ala k...l Helen's mou.er, upset by' tbe lllteDeet tbat was to amaze .t be publldey, took bet to Alabama. world. II wao apiziDIIY alow Tho romanoe died. '111111 _painful at !lrot, .,_, Ia 11114, Mia• l(tUer enppd llllllllelen finally learned the a aecretary, PDIIJ · Thom-, Jllllllbls ol tile word "cloll"llld """ .... to remain With her tor • IOYOral years before she walked 44 years. tho parlor "'her Alabaml Miss !Wier's wrlliass srewto dol!ll !the Vleblam , War 801 , o ~ 8l!ouJc!or 1 lrom -~ b7 ...,........ JACKSON COUNTY. AREAl 1 ftlllt1111 Parlo: • .. .·~·~'·•.' J I '· ~" They Waited • • • But, the Day Waned 11J Jill C. BARDEN United PresolaWmatloaal I of Cen~uey~~:Y.reatesl Wo~t!9:/··.·,. , ..,re .-urecl that . ,l • \.. When· lite &~cceoi 8alled IIIIo N . v._,,tor a ·lilY 1n 181,3. Pete MoCormlc:k, , vete.ran .... tbtr Dlioerver it Falrlleld, was ~ head to riew bor. He doaerlb........, ball •~~~iij' polnled Clllll1')' ... her pulllllbmnot Qparllll& u ;rellow rill bladi uimra lor "till moat horrible I had over d e - a ; black ~ aloo aeea." MoCormlc:k 1111 tbe &lollil!>llred m ber blaek8allil. Slm- oeu qallt ID Now Orl...., LL liar arrows were ~ 10 haye been uled 1o lllllk tbe Qllarel LA8r OF FELON FLEET of tbe &lllllh coavl<ll. A11riD1 The &leeeao 1111 bUled as a.e of oledrlc lljbla 1111 IIUipended lall of &illlllcl'a felon !loot of from tbe tip al the bowoprlt, OVIr uocean Hells," that were ... au. malllltOIAia and down lo a.e Pled ID tbe awfullrede oCtraneIller diek. porllng coavlded ......... lo Iller lloal~ OWner t1 the &leeess was an tbe terrible poaal coloalts of liYtd ma Flrlt Ave., waa mate Tho above dosorb>tlon wa s &llllabmiD C8ptatn David 1L Aullll'alla. More tban 161,000 ' Smith who pve tills hialoey of men, women IDd eldldreD were the vessel: transported from Great Brllaln .. lo Aullralla. THE OLD BRITISII prl... oldp Thrice milk, the &lcceaB was, was built at loloulmeln, India, however, doaUned to 111101 her ill 1790 out of Burmeae teak. o00 by -means. Her Orot WQ)d, UatiJ 1802 she served •• •lnkllll was In !jrdoey. Thon In ... armed Eaat India merdlant- the wtntar o1 1911l she was torn mail, but In that year was made looH from her moorlnsa at oommodore of tbe transportation WhteiiDr, W, VL, atruek a lleet. bridge pier and sank. Wilen triDsportatloo was abolTHE SUCCESS WAS aUII II Ished In 1868, tbe feellns was "' P!Uabor!lh 11 tbe winter of 1919sreet about tbe drastic ..,.Uoh- 20 bepa but eerly In 11l20 she ment enaeted on board tbot the was towed baek down tbe river realdonts of !lrdney, Australia, .,.. down the MlsalaalilPI to New leuttled· tbo S.coe 11 Blld she Orl011111, lay on the bottom of tbe harbor In 1936 the &lece•s wa1 dllfer Ove yeera. When railed she pleyed II ClfNeland. Iiiio later was IClU!Id to have lntad all <1 sank Ill San4JIIk1 Bay, but ... tbe' orislnal oollo, Irons and oth- IDid and raised Ia 1943: WhUe er ..,.Uibmenf _.atus. In tow for FOrt Cllnlm, em ~ Erie, lhe ... ._.... On JUly After a llltiiiOl'able Aa:EPrS CHECK - - r , Mlddltpart chairman from !lrdn01 to Ehsland, lastlns 4, l9t6, while aUII m a.o bolb' the llelp Clllzena' S<holarohiP Fcuodatlon, left, ace- ,j 165 days, she was Ol<llll>lted tom, the old vassel burned to tbe $100 ebeek frml Jack Wel~l ..._r of tbe Collllllllua and tbroush British peris lo Southern Ohio Electric l)lnqJaqy'a Middleport olllce. Tho wa!Air'a edp, endl!lll an oxaaorthan 15 mllUm people lnducllnl ated but pro!ltlble ......,., olaetrlc . _ Is one ot ....,... Orma In Meta• to make clotbe KIDi and Q...., and other lllllona of $100 to tbe ftmd 1o award aeholar•hiP• to worthy Tho &lcctll mialtl liaYt members <1 rqyaley. 100tbl who pursue ......,Uen be,yoad hlsh sehool. ealled • aide . . . lllott. The lil 1912 abe erosled the AUaa- pd>lie ~ed a.e Dhlblt and Nllldaed •• a Brltllh oldp 111111 «11oldored tbe aldol! YOaoel lllool, .... visited mtJor Amerl.... peril 111 tbe Atlantic and Pad!lc c:oolla, tbe Mlsal~ 111111 Oblo Rtrero and tbe Grat Like• OVIr a JIOI'Iod of 30 years. The 8Joo011 puled GaJ!lpoUs 111 tbe Ohio Rlvar for PIUIIburill. Fa., ill 111\Y of 1911. Iiiio lied wlntlred ID lbe mootb of tbe Konludcy Rlwr -lite. CJacllllatl lo estbe great lee of tbe wtntar of 1117-18. cqaill Charlo K. Younr, wllo . leri Kellei;, .the]iner.edible Machines ,· BY DICK 'I'IIOiiAS G,\LLIPOLIS - OM of tbe ....... . . -. . .er lo rialt lila Oblo Rlvar In tllla -.r;y wal lila &le- ' .,_1111 predl.-... ey. _.d In tile lilt three years.'' Nboa went Scxdb and picked up -aements <1 ·Repoj>llean atate chairmen from Oldalloma and Temoaoee, wlllch toplher have 50 conventloo votoa. And of any military jnterventlon by otber Communist nations II newly liberalized Cze<hoelovaIds. Charles IL Perc7- The DllDola IIOMior lndloated a WU11n8111oa 1o run for vice prealdent Wtdor Nlmn """ ... sold ... "119.44 per cent IIU'e of wionlns tbe aominatloll." Ill Roek llland, wldle stoAolllll abort of eodors· InS Nboln, Sen. strom '11alrmond, R.S.C., praland him 11 a "great man." Nlxm flaw to Miami later. m., Percy was uktd It be 1n otber poHtli!al diYOiop- l111Uld accept b lnvllaUoa from menlo· ,, Nlam . to lOin bis tlokol .and 'N'elion Jlodi.il"'lw-~ mi"'NO. sekl, .. ....... •-ointln - York pernor . laid In a . lllallCoo, I tblnk pnivldl!lll tbe atetement tbat the t1nlted DllDolo doJepllm and tbt Slates should make It clear It Dllaoia polltleal 1-roldp and would "lake lite sraveat view" a.e ...... of tbe pjOple releooe Rainfall Set WlllTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VL (UPI) - A Demoeratlc pre....,....al Uokel t1 Vice New Record CINCINNATI (IJPI)- The U.S. Wealher Bureou eald Slllurd01 that more rain fell on Clndonatl cllri!lll the )lUI . - tboD Ill any . . - of May In recorded history - a total al 10.22 Inches. Tho ralalall Iaiii _.u. lhlltered i 83-year-<Jid Clncllllatl reoerd <1 9.52 llchoa lor llajo'. II also waa 6.42 lnd!ea more tbOII lloo uerap rainfall In Clnclmatl for !la,y. Meonwblle, 1111 tblled to reoedo qament oonl'ereneetllllll(q:- ullle Nlll-1 Aooobere. Tho palriDp ............ Clio moat Ulialy oomiiMa Sillgelled fer tbe lqt ollloes. ~X~'».~::%-»:~ ObiolllurCOII- troni Ill flood crest Memorial Day of 56.81oot. II waa llolllns at tbe rate of 1o - · of a IDOl an hour. WALK WINS IT )IJNNEAfOLIS (UP!) - Jom klan pltehed a four.!Jit out Olld drew a walll to Ioree In tbe miY run of tile game •• Wllarl ill Franclaeo and 01110 Ulllverfliil' beat ValparOiao llld ha. ,1104. to beby• Ulllvtrfliil' of IDdlanlt M satur·' lid''PI-I dlotutbed ~ 1D tbe NCAA Dillrlet FCNr =-~liilldtiNil II¥ till llltloD liluriJamant. Olllo u. w!U , . , u\e lo- "'the IIOOilOI ~ .... Mll!l lllmeiOia • 5autbem Dli- Cal:: ::i:ri".=.~ a. play ....... " Preatclonl lillbert 1L l!lmwhr~ Slid Sen. Ellgeno J, Mc:carG>y, D-Mihn., would dlleal I Rl!plbllean alate of former Vlee Prealclenl Rlebard M. Nlmn 111111 Calllorn!& G o v. Rmald a..,.., the llltlon'o mqulul pdiDsiiera .~lim. The poll ... token by mall at a.e amual mid year man- o.pdst8 Take Uberal Stand me from my ollllpiiDoa •• • _ _.. Bt aalcl he "couldn't !maetne ..._ In pulllle life ..,..., .., to •ch .. ..... llm!V. Prealclonl Jolllllll>- The pnlldonl drove to . - - CIQ, T<IL, !rom hll ran<h to veta ID tho Demoeratle primacy .....U. but he kept hla cldce a secret. He • - .. ~to tell reportera be bad valtd !01',Jlon Yut>orou&h. lbe llboral ciDildlt:t, ..,.:;tt,•.Giv'-t; l'll · !ilnlth, tbe .........Uve'·- . - · Tlit ,...,._ periOIIOib' &fJt beiiiDd tbe Wlltel of bla ear to drive tbe 1> mlleo. .i • J Eleven of M I' Students Get Indictments . I I ·• I �"' ' I . - The ~ Tlmeo-&onUnel, ' ' . I SWii;JQi\o 21 tiJBi• ' B~lta ~· ~ ··. '· " ·.• 1', ' ., Cleveladd ' . ., ) ' ' . Chance Loses No-Hitter In Ninth 111111 . I ~~. ' ... Ollll!il' and . . ........ Anchor Club, Can- . tnl Ave., Chlrleltcil. . · He III'Vad·11al _a, ·~ Gallia • t eI Ine . .• B)' HOBART WILSON, JR. CARL L. Weoro, Jr., 19, aoo of IICr. IIIII 1\lre. Clrl L. Weoro, Rt. I, Patriot, a 19116 GAllS ............ ns the ouiQoct ora lo&lllre •IDrl' ID tile 10, 1968 odltloa of "The Babbler~, a weellly - - r J)Ubllabocl at David Lll'lleOIIIb Co!Jeae, Nubftlle, Term. *' ++++++ READ The Babblor: Clrl L. Weoro Jr. , boiler - . u ~ J. 11. IIIIOIW ~sCCIIllb s - . baa beal nlher eoo>opi<IIIIWI durlag his se..a ,.wura aa ...,..... ++++++ • 1DD 1114 a liiWie by Mu AIYIL lloward'• - duri!W World Will' II, and P~' to the - · ..... ~ with tho three C'e. liDIII'Y will be bold at 7:30 RIO" GRAlmE - Five R I o thla OYOIIIJWatthe~a FunGroada Collep ncolv- eral RillitO In l:harle• Yua . ed nortiAinal reCOIIIIItlaft ~ wiD be bold 10 "-"'·• Miindo,y; ID a creative writing-~~...,... Burial wiD be In Snmmerllold, oored by ''!'lie Allallllc ~- o. 1:1" _ ...._ Paal' ClutlkJ. pber, lilt> Graado, WUIWn Uc.._, Rocbollar, N, Y., Goorp REV. FLOYD WISE Somm8rvllle, Golltp,llo, a n d POMEROY - The illY. F\Ol'd James Rooe, llfanobe..,, ..-lv- Wlae, n, formerly flll'iloDaw 2, died~~~-~ ed llolloral¥t tor lllelr enlriH. Slepbtll 'l'rayiiiOVich, Albano, woo a1181<1ed a eoirt111cole of merit t<ir blo ~dey. Eatrles !Del.-: a "Soles Pltcli,• by Pear CbrloIDpher; an e - . "A l.OIIcal Chrlll, • by William Uedoae; I poem. "Ridw.rd ScrD:Iler," by James Roae; a - "FHI," by Goorp lbnmerYIIIe; IIIII a '"!be Wborlab llorniDI.. GALLIPOLIS .:.. The ilaDDaD Trace Cllljllet of Future llolnemakers elected the tollowiDc of. lieora recentl;J, Carol Sdlo<kley, • pre..-; • a.- Wlllll!. v1..,_ pre~ • tar)': .Ieaiie M,yero, ......,_ ~oker. treao- •• • •' unor: ' •• • ''• -nt : - · While a at Goll1a Aeoclemy In Galllpoll1, Ohio, ba : hio fll:alatep !do the clnunatlc llald by ,lolmng the Thespians, ; a - hill! aebool clnunadc club. ; Aftror Jold1111 the be beeame even ~lied ID hia ; ldaal of a dramatic eareer, aad WO<ked 1eftrl.abl;J to oblalo : role• Ia praduetku ol. "Alllde Get YCl.ll' Gal," IDd u Brlglcloca •' ; laiaroatlall1_, ba plaj>ed tile Identical niles ID tile prometlona : of tile lifo llllllcalo 111 the J.WaCCIIllb lfa&e. : R....,ver, It Ia aa a~ that J. R. a-. out from tile ervwd. He dlneted the ebar-•ID"IIanfr<IIILallaneha" willeh tonk IDP ....... • lilt.- 8qJrama three weeka """ '!be ...., cit ...... of tba ~...... J. R. ., ... haQirltlte- wltll tba aliar Eleh Hil Dulai!a" D!aelpleorSel'-aalnn J. R. 'a 111011 notable · - 11> the L!£loellllb otsp eame Oil'lllr thlalllll- be piQad the"raWofllarrJ .....,In the Llpo....., __. ...._ of "llr!'='=" Allor a _ _._ .....___._ .. - - ~- ---.......... , ...., J. R. wu a tremell\biJ O..Um by the audience. • Frun tile tiD hi ''WU mn HI(!> to a Jrllab-," J. R. ; lou beal a dloclpll! of tba UDIMIIol.a of _..11Im ehor· ; -1\Y provideL He bollne1 that~ II tile IIIOII<b': -.lc _ , . of ......_.,.... ~ 1111 the "DDIIJIIImllolled ; q 1 - to arllatlcall;J with the ........_.. • It ilia beal oJ..t a aiiii4H relallllllablp - - J. R. : aDd the L!£11C<IIlb drama , . _ J, R. baa alven ondloaa limo : and etrort to DLC drmallc ~ll011111ed baa takon !rlandah!pa be : wUl ...... lxqol. He ...- . tlloso 11101'1 thin ~ - ~ -.se "by w-.. with dru. ~ you are able : til ... '-til the aurtaee 1111 lblll out wbal-· ... under their aidA."' . • Credits ~Draa "' J. R. Ia .. .art Corm lbat ... be hiDdled onl;J by tile ,..,.laionel _ . . . of bard, dlllgeot work. He eredlta Dr. Jerq Herder1411, Jut 7eor'a c1nuna director and- prefeaaor of -"atllllrrQSiate Unl..,...t;; 6r IDOtllH'W a,..-doual atllblle anuq DLC c1nuna al!ldiCIIe. ' 'He lllldli me aes that l'4u dall't loal with an art lorm W. U. IDeo, and that l! It Ia ua,d ~ II can depict realit¥ ......, tlllll 1111' -IIIII: The II!IPia IIbera lifo )lmpo out at Ill ....._ IP'sb• It by the"thriat, lllld ,_.., "!biola lifo'." J, B. '1 !m-ate soa1a wldle ban an 1D direct tile ehoreoF'IIIJ'· cl a plaJ and to ~ the horiiCXI fll tile clnuna . . c1-, aw.- -·mfatw . ·I ·- -- . . Wbather ar Jllit be aehitvel tile.. ambltiOIII, J. R. bU fDuDd the 111111 ..,.. t11at art1ata are hlnlld with - 1111181•11.. ereatlv~~ lflr.!o a - . Clrl L. Jr., hll"aoui." : ~ w-•· • \ Debra Horr!Joa, _,. reporter; and CliiiY Saoo, leader. The eboPer II pleminltoliml aat the Jwdor lolr. Plana are aloo belnl made tor a awlmmlng pm;y aad a hllrldl In tilt neor lllture. w,. "*' I ' ~.+.+ ++ ov• :1·Nolan Gains ' : Victory In !:.. '68 Debut 1. PIDLAilELPIIIA (UPI) - AD7 ~ w~ Gar)' Nolan lookJ at It, It wo1 a 11art In tile 1868 c...._ • . paljpl. .r Nolan made bil 1968 debut :. auccooaftd but 1baiq Frld.t1 nlchl ~ u tha ClneiMIII Redo acored , twc l'llDI In the sevemll lnn!Jw ~ for a ~ win over the Phlladel- l .... Dlillleh'"'- ~ --··· Girl SO.. Troop 213 met 'l'lllrlldljll the Pl..obyterlan Clureh for a lareweD par11 l(iveD by lbolr lead·~ ~ · er, 1\lra....... ~ 1\lra. Gniat paoaad out bodp1 to lndiY!doalo aad bidpa ....,._ eel u a troop. AU the Drl, will be ieon1nB 11Cre. Grolb'l ,bdor troop and ba 111Jin1 oo 11> a ca. troop Dill ;year. T b 17 upreaoed tllanka 11> lire. Gniat for the belp abe pve them clu-1n1 thtllr put thrae JNfl of .......1IIGbln Ia the troop ~·- ·~-DRIVER GETS 6 YEAIII IIIBAH, YIIIOIIDia (UPI) Huab ADdrelr Dom1111, Z3, a Brltlab - . aad driYOr of a bua thai liammad !do • ..._ and ldUIII 14 Brltlab ..,....., lui ;year, ... PrfdiQo .. ala , _ , 1D a Y......... prt.., tor ....., 1aro ..-..k. TALliS BREAKDOWN KAIIPAJA, U..... (UPI) Ropreloaioltvoa of the t wo llclta ID Nltorla'a d.U war pared lo iNYI UI&Ddalodo.r b6eaue of a ,...,_ Fl'ldq Ia .... lolld, but llolll ..... uld tbllf 1111Uld 1 - llolillld ' • . ' • :· 4-' . t: '· ~· ....,._ ......and ,. 1 quostlon mark for ment. Tbe yoong plteber bas been aldellnoci.Cor several weeko with arm miseries and Ollly recently bad ptten Ill)' tilUlblo erperlenee. GAVE UP THREE IDTS The 20 - yeor • old riaflthaodor save ICI Ollly throe hits- two' iii tllom . _ ~ · - ....... J•lias tn "ttit lt'i1eqtt-,~~; plnob-ldller with tile ...... tied ' u. Ricloly ~ Wood. Juat wipe ...., J6"dT' pontlo; 36"•11" .... . I ·--------------- ------~- \iii'i""' ___ _ 1 DUIIO BAll'!.!....._; . lALii;". . . . . ....... IGO% CELANI$... Cadettes •Jt . l .. Advances to :llllllllt a Bob JclmiGII, who balled !OJ" Nolan, .,.n..t tile IDniDg by be- ilw aa!e on an error ACETATE ''IHE IIAUTY 'FtMil'' WOMEN'S & MISSIIS' Billrr8 ., IIEGULAll..J SUi . ) SIZES I0.:11 141/~ by llobb7 Pena aad second on a linlie by Pele Rbse. runner• , ad.aneed on a aaerlllce by Chico Rul• and aeqrecl when _Fred Whitllold hit 1 ollWie off reliever Dick FarreU . Jolmrll' caw... nachld !!al- an Cor a helmer In the aaeOid IIIIIIJW and 1101 Wblta bit a IW<>nm In the t.)urth lbat save the Pldl• • 3-l!Nd. SIJWie• by Hull, ·AJix JclmiGII, 1'0111' Peru and ·Job¥1 ' &.nth IIIII an arror by ~ aeewn1ed fiJr the IWO CiDclDilatil'UDI "latlle abth lbat tied dlepmeand oYIDI. lllllY led 1'1 tile win fiJr Nolan, 1lbo .... lf-8 Ia hla nMIIde - -er £IIEliSON E. '~ ... ebalrllen of tile-~ !• tor tbe ~North Alilorlean Chlralala au.tc, bald at the i ... ~ ~ Are.._ i!mariCIIl'a Jltlll!t* fri1PIIred In 1101 l'fJII'Iilllllltraa to "Utp ·· In =~· ~· c:elumil Ia IIIt ~. . . 24. 1au4!11." :. . - . + + + + +"+ : TWf:!m' YEARs AGO, lrilnlll• I1IH of 1aro D111J 'l'lllluna IIIII GIIU. 'llmea .... W. SeGit We~ ...,1.1 ,_,-vice : •...,.,.. ofGnce lfelhodlll Ourebhtd'(~t.llllllllua oall .... REVOLIJ'l'ION HVRTS SALES · HONG KONG (UPO- c;;;.\,u;IlK I. A. QpeliJ-Grace-otQurdiJaat,r ... Rac:ord to !I.a. Krollll :~ .. IMil · ~ lllllmllillll pool .... lH~ ......... Ilrcqjht nlll CblneH • :oMtl•u • ....,I , ~ IIIII . _ aeor z&ed. ... Luther di'OliPed by 2f ;.. - ..... •III;IGe ~011.4 .J, W-*" '-Ia u chllllber .. cOIIIJIIOioee prell- the . lint ,_ IIIOolbl cl lH8 • . :• ~" ~ ~-- larp • ....,... of Bar ScooiW !or 2Gtb boeouM cl tha ~ llrlfe cit . ~ .JIINI ,z .,-. ... Baea, ~war ...,..,.. ltft1d- tbt "caltunl Moll!ifoa." Hoaa :11r llrot,.... !a Cillo Vallt7 AIICidatloii . KGal ollldala llld lodo.y. ;. It 1111 Redo - Dave Bristol who . pve Nolan the otartlng 1111.11>- Troop 213 GALLIPOLIS - phil Phlllles. f i( ' L S.. L Frlnc!aco l • ·• . .26 2.1 ChlCIIO •••••••.•• 23 23 Ctnelnnatl • . • . . • • •22 22 Loo Angelea ..••••. 24 25 Oikluld . . . • • • . . , •• Zl 24 Hooatm ..••••...• 21 24 New York •••...••••21 25 New York ••••••••• 20 25 chic:aao .. ' .•••...• 19 25 Pltloburgh •....•••. 18 23 Waablnstm . •••.•.•• 18 28 " F'rld.t1' 1 Heoults: Friday'& ReaultiiSt. Loulo 2 New York 0 Clnei,..U 5 Pblladelphla 4 Detrolt 1 Naw York 0 Atlantll 5 Plttobursh 2 Bostm 3 Baltimore o Hw1tm 3 Chlcqo 1 Cleveland 8 Waahintton 3 Chlcqo 2 Mlnnesoia 1, (U) Loa A'Wele• 3 San Frandaeo 0 caJI!ornla 3 Olldand o, (1:1) So11Jrdalo'• Heaulto: Atlanla 81 Plttsbursh, nllht So11Jrdalo'a Reo\1111: Booton 5 Raltlmore I Cbleqo at H<lUIIDD, nlsht NEW YORK (UP!) - l$e Chleaso I MiMOaola 0 San hanclaco at LOs Angeles, s - homered wi11t one oul. Waahlnatoo 6 CleYOialld 2 nlgllt In the Cop of the ·10111 tmlDc Sol>- Detroit 5 New York 4 clncl...u at Philadelphia, n1g1rt urdl!,r to Uft the a. Lolda car. california at Olldand, nlglrt St. Louis 6 New York 5 diDala to a ~ rtelor)' f1Vor the 1'cd&J'a Gamea: T. .oGamea: New York Mete. · call!ornla a! Oakland St Loulo at New YOJ"k, (2) 91annon's ' - eame oil C&l Mlnno- it Chlcqo (2) Cincinnati at Phlladalpbta Koonce, and marked the Rrot Now York at Detroit (:1) Atiantll at Pittaburgh earned run oil Koon<e In 22 ill- Waablngtm at Cle..land (2) Chleaso at Hooston niDp thla ....... Raltlmore at Boatm (%) san Francisco at Los Angeles 81. Loldl oPottocl the MA.u a .. 1 load before rallyiDg tor three . 1'11111 oplnll Nolan 1\)'an In the ......th i11D1Da. Tim McCarver led oil wiUn walk aad aoored on 91annon'a -le. Jull•an JoYier llll(lled to ....-, ltlldllll Sbomon to third IIIII he scored aa an lnfl81d hit by Lou BJ:I!dc. Curt Flood thiCI drGpptd a ........ bunt to ...... Javier COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mel Ten In 1960, 1961 and 1962. As and tie the pme at 4-4. NOI!eU, a member of Ohio Slate a sophomore, NoweU atarred on Unlverlit¥'1 Big Ten champion the Buckeye NCAA ebampioos FIGHT POSIPONED balketball teams of tile eerl;J and pi~ In the NCAA ftnalo SANTO DOMINGO, D.R. (UPI) 1960o, was named So111rday both In 1961 and 1962. _ A tralnln& iiiJUI')' IUI!ored by Ohio's budget director. C<llller said NoweU wao "exllgbtwelsht champion carlos OrGov. James A. Rhodes sold tromely competent" and was tlz haa toreed the NowYorkflllrt· the 28-yeer-old N011eU, who "one of the sharpest minds In or 11> pollp>Dt hla .adii!GIIed 11-. ~p,r,fP17 Dhlo.Sale the ~pt.'i' · tlf'iola!ense qainii."Teo jn• to' ,biifiill1 !or 11"'eeyoor~111111· \10':7AI:tlt"': hu dent at Ohio June 29 _ . . ' be~ youngest budget d!Actor Stille, foloWeU was an examiner ThO title -woo or!Jinalli In tlleslate'shlotoeyaadpral>while ·- • was state audr"'r lehecllled for Jome 8, Ortiz burt abl;J tile ~~~ In the natloo. and was named director or albhlo bock wtdle workinl out thla Nowell will auwne his n e w letlcs lor the Cohonbus Heereaweek. post abont Jul,y 15, oucceediJIII tlaa DeJ>artment after gnduoHoward I.. Collier,_who is atop. lion. ping up to become alate ftnance He post graduate 1\'0I'k Jut yqr. at the NaUonal Asaoelatloo ol director. PIDLLIES CtasE GAP N011eU Ia ,_ a relideot or Siatll Budpt Oflleera ~ The Ph!Hies shortened the 5-3 Teaneek, N.J., where he h a o mont IDitltute and eCllq!ieted lead ln' 'lhe eighth when G a r y been ~ profellional baa- the executive manapmeot Sutherland hit a dooble oil reliever BUI Mc:Cool aDd ocored ketball with tilt Now Jersey course II OSU. taam In the American Baskfi. Collier was the atlltll's )'1IUOfon a linlle by Peoa. ·ball Association. He and his oat budget director when he was Tbe Pblta eCIItiJIIed .the threat family wUI return to C<llumbul named ftve yoara qo·and 111ewban Cookie ~ •i'Wied and · eeedo Richard L. Knbaeh to 1'0111 Gom~ . Walked te IDed In about a lftCllllh. · Aloll(l with Jerry . Lueaa and the eabb1ot post of ftnanco dlr· the biliee. HcM,YW,l{oCool ..,C Jolin l!&vlleek, }iow~ Wll a ;~c:ta:. JSi.aboch I• .laaviJw to beeilllaon "' ......., out to .... i<IJ' slartar of the Ohlq 8 t a I e CCIIII clljl of Olnel.... on! to tid the ........ Farrell, who rave up two l'1IDI lfllldo that dominallocl the 1111 tl. In nu~. alliter Lin)> Jaelowaa · lilrlocl with tba lou, ldl ~ aPIDit lw<> Wino. ~ Nip Mets By ! . W W Cards Rally, Elect Officers ' ~ I' TEAM WDIIaml &biGI'bed hio third lou MiDDeaota •. • • • • • • •• 2t 22 Boston ·. • • • • • .•••• 23 23 1D alii clte!aioj~e. Clllfor,Dla • • • • ••..••• 32: 25 Homemakers • NATIONAL LEAGUE Preso lnternat!CIIai AMEI!ICAN LEAGUE Detrolt .•.••••..•• 29 16 Atlanta .' •••.••••• 25 21 llnl ......,. 10 .ss;:· The vlelorl' went to Knowleo, Baltbriore • . · • . • • • , •26 20· SL LAIIIIo .. .. .. .. .25 21 ·blallrot op!Dal.., defeats wtdlo Clevaland • • • • • : . • •26 21 Phlladeb>hla . • • • • . . 21 20 Hannan Trace I lhllted biB Ameriean IM&IIOioadlniibal- TEAM . • AD adlte member at the FoodJ.ahtera, DLC'e clnuna club, J. R. hlo ...,.... ID l'our clnunallc by llopboD TrQYIIIOVIdl. Names of tlltse and olber wlnJ)11ldudiDnl llll>dln>cled the lilltiiJw Cor IDDII!er. Pu1 rslqlf, J, R. ~~to uee hio SJIOOCb IIIII clnuna llll,jor IIIII niro are ID the current 1.... _..umcelnclnunallc ~ben u 1 ~ 11>1 etqo of "Thl il.tlanUC Monthly." 1be enlrles were 111111 u~o ID Iii adviUI<III writing e I a I s tlu&hl by Mlaa Ruth 'l'!lomao, aoolotont profeaiGI' of Willi at Rio Grande Collep. • • bltl boollled 6y CIUCAGO" (111'1) - Bill VOII llngled with one cut In tilt niDth - the llral bit Olr Dean Chance - aad leored on Dick Klmww· Go'' a ·two - out siDgle Solunlo;y to llft tile Chleaso Wblte 1m to a I-ll rtelor)' arer the MIDiaaota TWina and sp>ll Challce'l bid for a ~Iter 011 his 27th blrtlld.t1. ' Cbae<e pltdlad 8 1-3 lmilwa of hltleoa ball before Vou bit a olow IIJ'OIIIICier to tho left of 6-5 Count Old Fort Captures 'A' Title COLUMBUS (UPI) - IJMeat. en Old Fort romped to Its !lrll otat11 Claao A hll!h school busball eballlplmoblp Saillnlly with a 5-ll triumph over Ama. Strang-armed Ron Rau. pitchlag hla SO<Cllld same In as ll1IIIY Hleb RolliDe. RolliDI f t l -le to haDdle II and VOII f t l ·credit.. eel with .I bit. 1'ommy MeCrew tben a h1&ll dqper 80 feet ID the air lllld eaotly the ball to llrot base bo!ore Tolllln;l' na. vii !Greed MCCraw ot ......S. Kem!urthy tben ~ a llhort 111 Into center Ia of Ted Vhlaendar to 1core the ,.,.... · ODl:J nm. Chance retired the llrot 10 men In a row, live coad1111 oo BOSTON (UPI) - KID Hai-relson•drove :In rour nll'll with a homer aad two-run siDglelo-er !ll,)' CUip and the 11ed Sol to a 5-1 vletory fiVer tile Baltimore Orioles. CUIJJ threw a three hitler at the Orioles aad retired atrlngo of nine aad 16 Baltimore hitters Tigers Win W...,_ , ' 3,000-Mile R&ce Underway opr1ng and the 20th without loaa lor the Seneca Coun1;y teamOid Fort, which succeeda NelIIOIIYille as ClaSI A ebamJ)Ion, lilted away the game eorly with three nma In thellrot lmlng, 11ro of them oo a siDgle by Rau with the bases loaded. That was oil the Old For t rlgllthander needed as be atruck out sovon aad Issued oo walks only a 1!!\1' .tter ho stopped Seaman In 4-1 semifinal tictoey on FrldiQ". " .. · r~ . · jAnna•s lone bit came with two oot 1n the !l!th lm!nl, a line drive over oeeond base by Jerry Clark. Old Fort CIDlO up with a alngle run In the lourth inning and added two more In the ntth oil Anna bnrio.a Geoff WUt and Mike Frllllnl. The Pioneers bad a total of 10 hila, lw<> each by Doug Pence aad Mike Hoke. The llno11<0re: Anna 000 000 0-0 I 4 Old Fort 300 120 0- 6 ro t Geoff WD~ Mike Frllllns (Sth) aad Tom lklliDI; Ron Rau and Rick Sanford. WP-llau (10-ll), LP·WDt (8-3). a DETROIT (UP!)- Bill Frban drew In three 1'UJII with a pair orii!Wioa and relievers Pat DobJDD IIIII Fred L11ber ...,.. binod Cor 8 2-3 lnnlngo of on&hit ball Sa1urdajo aa the Detroit Tigers OPotted New York a 4-0 lead aad ourged back tor 1 5-4 victory, their !lfth cooseeutl.. BudiiY Broclord led oil the 1m alsiJih a ft or reoiiYing Chance's third walk. He was aaerlfleed ·to sec:CIId and look third ..... IDfleld out, but w""' C&ullll' WOI Ullsble to orore him. Cbanee waa blddlag to bec:omo ' ~· rwte to hll II8<0IId 1eer came In tile and liar· American Leeauo vielor)' aplnot rel1111'1 10th eame IIIIer ICIIIIber Y.-nemllld siDgle. two loiHS, Yaatrzemskl, 'IIIIo ran b1a baiHarrel am' I two run siDgla ID tile llrat aad two rw homor ID ting streak tlmiU&b 10 pDIII the fifth gave 111m live home boolted hlo 14 poiDia runs aad 15 nms batted ID ID a. .345 and Mt aa!e11 ,. tift the Red Sox' !all seven pmea. eoaseeutlva 81 bala bo!ore reAll five Red Sox nms, Includ- llaver Roger Nel.., retirod Mm Ing Rleo P«roceiD'a solo homer CD an oulfleld Ill' ID the litiiiiL CU!p walked onb' .... and came ofJ Oriole stsrter Gone B - r who IUI!ered his oee- struck out niDe In pltehiDs hia ond loll aplnll lour vlctorloa. ..eond complete - Two of tho Orlolel' t11ree hill· Brabender rave up two runs ID. the llrll on a walk to Joe proolleed their Ollly run ID the FOl', the first of lour cerl Yao- fourth aa Paul Blair ~ tnemskl alnglea, a double oteal adYaneed on Curt _ . . IDIIeld bit and scored oo Booc and Harrel oon• • siDgle. Pelroolill'o lllxlb homer of the Powell's aacrtlleoll,y. ID ordor en a- MIAMI SIGNS SIDLE MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!)llllaml Beach's now onley ID the American Baakethall AosoclatloD . Frld.t1 lililed nrot-round drall eholee Don Sidle, 6-loot-8, of the UDiverllf¥ o! Oklahoma to 1 twoyear, DD eut contract. DISTRICT REPRESENTA~ ASILAND, 0 hI o (11.-u Geori!t llonps, baseball eoaeh it Aablancl C<ll'- woo 'IIIJIII"*eel a district repno-e of the American AaiOclatlon ofQII. lop Baseball COiehea, llwoaan1101111eec1 Saturday. triumph. Fr ehan oinol d home Jim Nor~. ...;r.:,. ®ened the oeventh with a single, stole soeonl and adva~ to thll'd when Jake Glbbo' throw saDed 1n1o center field WDUe Hortm hit hio ISth homer ard fourth In live pmes leadlllll off the sixth and Norm cash loll....,. with his lhlrll homer or tile seaaoo t;ring tllepme 4-4. Freehan alrwied fo11ow11w baae hits by Dick lrlcAull!!e aad Ml<kef stanley In tile third a11er the Yankees bad llfaked s Bill Monbouquette to a fllur run leed ln the llrst IDniDg '"' oil singles. Horaoe Clarko QPenad tile gome with a alqae off Los C&ln, who &01 11of White to hit Into a force oot before yteldtng slnsies to llllekeJ lfalltll, STVDENTS PROfEST CVTS Anlb'- Kooeo, Joe "->!- lllld VIENNA (111'1) - About 1,500 Tom Tresh. The laot lhree IIIII blsh ocbool aad unlverlill' stu- drove In 1'11111 and i>rousht ID - . pi'Gieotlai ocllealkwl cuta Dobooo. caused by • - . . llllorlaae llobsm gave up a 1'1111 oeorinll mardled on ll>e Austrian ~ca. si!Wie to Bobby Cox before r&o lion Mlnllllr7 Fridl,)'. There wos tiring 16· Yaok801 In a r<lfl and DO rtolellce; 17 of the 18 be laead fre!l Lesher reDeved In tbt sevoolb aDd ~ niDe of the 10 flU. Tbe JIC!5't of Montreal tara be ~teed to and tho ...,.. bandlu :.> miUJon tono of Horton - - hio hlltiiW earco A.jear. atreak to 14 pmee. Laaborpleloed up the win and Ia - 3-1. . . DooiiQ' WOIDI<k, who relieved =~Inathe l(itille ' ~tte ln the fi,. ' · · ..., II the llral n11111o was llaad with hio 1aurt1 :JNr fD tO daJ•· lou qaiDst no vletGri.._ ' 1111111 were relired. the llraiAmerleaa ~~~• . · er In bi""'Y to idtdl-. .In 1Ueetla1Ye IOIICIII. VOII and Lull Aparicio me '~'' the DDl;J Cbl-·batten io .. proaeh base IIIII lllrcluiib tbt llrll 8 1-3 illllap. voaa Wu ·%' ( itl~; 1llrown cut In tile llrll tmlDc b)' Jackie Hemanclez IIIIer -"11 a lfOUIIdor cltop .u.., the ,illle ot llhorts1op wtdle Aparicio a lllxlb lmiDI IIDor the riiM fltld 1iDe thai juot mlalld tbt . chalk mark. Boston Defeats Baltimore, 5·1 Fifth In Mel Nowell Appointed :::::r.1:~::~a Row, 5-4 • B dg Dir Oh10 . n et ector lllriluooula, boforehawalkadVOII with one out In the fclolrtlllllllq. The Mlaneaota rl_.,.r wllkIll pinch hitter Ru11 &!Jder to lead oil tho lixlb, but he remalned on llrll aa the next thres For Men On .The �"' ' I . - The ~ Tlmeo-&onUnel, ' ' . I SWii;JQi\o 21 tiJBi• ' B~lta ~· ~ ··. '· " ·.• 1', ' ., Cleveladd ' . ., ) ' ' . Chance Loses No-Hitter In Ninth 111111 . I ~~. ' ... Ollll!il' and . . ........ Anchor Club, Can- . tnl Ave., Chlrleltcil. . · He III'Vad·11al _a, ·~ Gallia • t eI Ine . .• B)' HOBART WILSON, JR. CARL L. Weoro, Jr., 19, aoo of IICr. IIIII 1\lre. Clrl L. Weoro, Rt. I, Patriot, a 19116 GAllS ............ ns the ouiQoct ora lo&lllre •IDrl' ID tile 10, 1968 odltloa of "The Babbler~, a weellly - - r J)Ubllabocl at David Lll'lleOIIIb Co!Jeae, Nubftlle, Term. *' ++++++ READ The Babblor: Clrl L. Weoro Jr. , boiler - . u ~ J. 11. IIIIOIW ~sCCIIllb s - . baa beal nlher eoo>opi<IIIIWI durlag his se..a ,.wura aa ...,..... ++++++ • 1DD 1114 a liiWie by Mu AIYIL lloward'• - duri!W World Will' II, and P~' to the - · ..... ~ with tho three C'e. liDIII'Y will be bold at 7:30 RIO" GRAlmE - Five R I o thla OYOIIIJWatthe~a FunGroada Collep ncolv- eral RillitO In l:harle• Yua . ed nortiAinal reCOIIIIItlaft ~ wiD be bold 10 "-"'·• Miindo,y; ID a creative writing-~~...,... Burial wiD be In Snmmerllold, oored by ''!'lie Allallllc ~- o. 1:1" _ ...._ Paal' ClutlkJ. pber, lilt> Graado, WUIWn Uc.._, Rocbollar, N, Y., Goorp REV. FLOYD WISE Somm8rvllle, Golltp,llo, a n d POMEROY - The illY. F\Ol'd James Rooe, llfanobe..,, ..-lv- Wlae, n, formerly flll'iloDaw 2, died~~~-~ ed llolloral¥t tor lllelr enlriH. Slepbtll 'l'rayiiiOVich, Albano, woo a1181<1ed a eoirt111cole of merit t<ir blo ~dey. Eatrles !Del.-: a "Soles Pltcli,• by Pear CbrloIDpher; an e - . "A l.OIIcal Chrlll, • by William Uedoae; I poem. "Ridw.rd ScrD:Iler," by James Roae; a - "FHI," by Goorp lbnmerYIIIe; IIIII a '"!be Wborlab llorniDI.. GALLIPOLIS .:.. The ilaDDaD Trace Cllljllet of Future llolnemakers elected the tollowiDc of. lieora recentl;J, Carol Sdlo<kley, • pre..-; • a.- Wlllll!. v1..,_ pre~ • tar)': .Ieaiie M,yero, ......,_ ~oker. treao- •• • •' unor: ' •• • ''• -nt : - · While a at Goll1a Aeoclemy In Galllpoll1, Ohio, ba : hio fll:alatep !do the clnunatlc llald by ,lolmng the Thespians, ; a - hill! aebool clnunadc club. ; Aftror Jold1111 the be beeame even ~lied ID hia ; ldaal of a dramatic eareer, aad WO<ked 1eftrl.abl;J to oblalo : role• Ia praduetku ol. "Alllde Get YCl.ll' Gal," IDd u Brlglcloca •' ; laiaroatlall1_, ba plaj>ed tile Identical niles ID tile prometlona : of tile lifo llllllcalo 111 the J.WaCCIIllb lfa&e. : R....,ver, It Ia aa a~ that J. R. a-. out from tile ervwd. He dlneted the ebar-•ID"IIanfr<IIILallaneha" willeh tonk IDP ....... • lilt.- 8qJrama three weeka """ '!be ...., cit ...... of tba ~...... J. R. ., ... haQirltlte- wltll tba aliar Eleh Hil Dulai!a" D!aelpleorSel'-aalnn J. R. 'a 111011 notable · - 11> the L!£loellllb otsp eame Oil'lllr thlalllll- be piQad the"raWofllarrJ .....,In the Llpo....., __. ...._ of "llr!'='=" Allor a _ _._ .....___._ .. - - ~- ---.......... , ...., J. R. wu a tremell\biJ O..Um by the audience. • Frun tile tiD hi ''WU mn HI(!> to a Jrllab-," J. R. ; lou beal a dloclpll! of tba UDIMIIol.a of _..11Im ehor· ; -1\Y provideL He bollne1 that~ II tile IIIOII<b': -.lc _ , . of ......_.,.... ~ 1111 the "DDIIJIIImllolled ; q 1 - to arllatlcall;J with the ........_.. • It ilia beal oJ..t a aiiii4H relallllllablp - - J. R. : aDd the L!£11C<IIlb drama , . _ J, R. baa alven ondloaa limo : and etrort to DLC drmallc ~ll011111ed baa takon !rlandah!pa be : wUl ...... lxqol. He ...- . tlloso 11101'1 thin ~ - ~ -.se "by w-.. with dru. ~ you are able : til ... '-til the aurtaee 1111 lblll out wbal-· ... under their aidA."' . • Credits ~Draa "' J. R. Ia .. .art Corm lbat ... be hiDdled onl;J by tile ,..,.laionel _ . . . of bard, dlllgeot work. He eredlta Dr. Jerq Herder1411, Jut 7eor'a c1nuna director and- prefeaaor of -"atllllrrQSiate Unl..,...t;; 6r IDOtllH'W a,..-doual atllblle anuq DLC c1nuna al!ldiCIIe. ' 'He lllldli me aes that l'4u dall't loal with an art lorm W. U. IDeo, and that l! It Ia ua,d ~ II can depict realit¥ ......, tlllll 1111' -IIIII: The II!IPia IIbera lifo )lmpo out at Ill ....._ IP'sb• It by the"thriat, lllld ,_.., "!biola lifo'." J, B. '1 !m-ate soa1a wldle ban an 1D direct tile ehoreoF'IIIJ'· cl a plaJ and to ~ the horiiCXI fll tile clnuna . . c1-, aw.- -·mfatw . ·I ·- -- . . Wbather ar Jllit be aehitvel tile.. ambltiOIII, J. R. bU fDuDd the 111111 ..,.. t11at art1ata are hlnlld with - 1111181•11.. ereatlv~~ lflr.!o a - . Clrl L. Jr., hll"aoui." : ~ w-•· • \ Debra Horr!Joa, _,. reporter; and CliiiY Saoo, leader. The eboPer II pleminltoliml aat the Jwdor lolr. Plana are aloo belnl made tor a awlmmlng pm;y aad a hllrldl In tilt neor lllture. w,. "*' I ' ~.+.+ ++ ov• :1·Nolan Gains ' : Victory In !:.. '68 Debut 1. PIDLAilELPIIIA (UPI) - AD7 ~ w~ Gar)' Nolan lookJ at It, It wo1 a 11art In tile 1868 c...._ • . paljpl. .r Nolan made bil 1968 debut :. auccooaftd but 1baiq Frld.t1 nlchl ~ u tha ClneiMIII Redo acored , twc l'llDI In the sevemll lnn!Jw ~ for a ~ win over the Phlladel- l .... Dlillleh'"'- ~ --··· Girl SO.. Troop 213 met 'l'lllrlldljll the Pl..obyterlan Clureh for a lareweD par11 l(iveD by lbolr lead·~ ~ · er, 1\lra....... ~ 1\lra. Gniat paoaad out bodp1 to lndiY!doalo aad bidpa ....,._ eel u a troop. AU the Drl, will be ieon1nB 11Cre. Grolb'l ,bdor troop and ba 111Jin1 oo 11> a ca. troop Dill ;year. T b 17 upreaoed tllanka 11> lire. Gniat for the belp abe pve them clu-1n1 thtllr put thrae JNfl of .......1IIGbln Ia the troop ~·- ·~-DRIVER GETS 6 YEAIII IIIBAH, YIIIOIIDia (UPI) Huab ADdrelr Dom1111, Z3, a Brltlab - . aad driYOr of a bua thai liammad !do • ..._ and ldUIII 14 Brltlab ..,....., lui ;year, ... PrfdiQo .. ala , _ , 1D a Y......... prt.., tor ....., 1aro ..-..k. TALliS BREAKDOWN KAIIPAJA, U..... (UPI) Ropreloaioltvoa of the t wo llclta ID Nltorla'a d.U war pared lo iNYI UI&Ddalodo.r b6eaue of a ,...,_ Fl'ldq Ia .... lolld, but llolll ..... uld tbllf 1111Uld 1 - llolillld ' • . ' • :· 4-' . t: '· ~· ....,._ ......and ,. 1 quostlon mark for ment. Tbe yoong plteber bas been aldellnoci.Cor several weeko with arm miseries and Ollly recently bad ptten Ill)' tilUlblo erperlenee. GAVE UP THREE IDTS The 20 - yeor • old riaflthaodor save ICI Ollly throe hits- two' iii tllom . _ ~ · - ....... J•lias tn "ttit lt'i1eqtt-,~~; plnob-ldller with tile ...... tied ' u. Ricloly ~ Wood. Juat wipe ...., J6"dT' pontlo; 36"•11" .... . I ·--------------- ------~- \iii'i""' ___ _ 1 DUIIO BAll'!.!....._; . lALii;". . . . . ....... IGO% CELANI$... Cadettes •Jt . l .. Advances to :llllllllt a Bob JclmiGII, who balled !OJ" Nolan, .,.n..t tile IDniDg by be- ilw aa!e on an error ACETATE ''IHE IIAUTY 'FtMil'' WOMEN'S & MISSIIS' Billrr8 ., IIEGULAll..J SUi . ) SIZES I0.:11 141/~ by llobb7 Pena aad second on a linlie by Pele Rbse. runner• , ad.aneed on a aaerlllce by Chico Rul• and aeqrecl when _Fred Whitllold hit 1 ollWie off reliever Dick FarreU . Jolmrll' caw... nachld !!al- an Cor a helmer In the aaeOid IIIIIIJW and 1101 Wblta bit a IW<>nm In the t.)urth lbat save the Pldl• • 3-l!Nd. SIJWie• by Hull, ·AJix JclmiGII, 1'0111' Peru and ·Job¥1 ' &.nth IIIII an arror by ~ aeewn1ed fiJr the IWO CiDclDilatil'UDI "latlle abth lbat tied dlepmeand oYIDI. lllllY led 1'1 tile win fiJr Nolan, 1lbo .... lf-8 Ia hla nMIIde - -er £IIEliSON E. '~ ... ebalrllen of tile-~ !• tor tbe ~North Alilorlean Chlralala au.tc, bald at the i ... ~ ~ Are.._ i!mariCIIl'a Jltlll!t* fri1PIIred In 1101 l'fJII'Iilllllltraa to "Utp ·· In =~· ~· c:elumil Ia IIIt ~. . . 24. 1au4!11." :. . - . + + + + +"+ : TWf:!m' YEARs AGO, lrilnlll• I1IH of 1aro D111J 'l'lllluna IIIII GIIU. 'llmea .... W. SeGit We~ ...,1.1 ,_,-vice : •...,.,.. ofGnce lfelhodlll Ourebhtd'(~t.llllllllua oall .... REVOLIJ'l'ION HVRTS SALES · HONG KONG (UPO- c;;;.\,u;IlK I. A. QpeliJ-Grace-otQurdiJaat,r ... Rac:ord to !I.a. Krollll :~ .. IMil · ~ lllllmllillll pool .... lH~ ......... Ilrcqjht nlll CblneH • :oMtl•u • ....,I , ~ IIIII . _ aeor z&ed. ... Luther di'OliPed by 2f ;.. - ..... •III;IGe ~011.4 .J, W-*" '-Ia u chllllber .. cOIIIJIIOioee prell- the . lint ,_ IIIOolbl cl lH8 • . :• ~" ~ ~-- larp • ....,... of Bar ScooiW !or 2Gtb boeouM cl tha ~ llrlfe cit . ~ .JIINI ,z .,-. ... Baea, ~war ...,..,.. ltft1d- tbt "caltunl Moll!ifoa." Hoaa :11r llrot,.... !a Cillo Vallt7 AIICidatloii . KGal ollldala llld lodo.y. ;. It 1111 Redo - Dave Bristol who . pve Nolan the otartlng 1111.11>- Troop 213 GALLIPOLIS - phil Phlllles. f i( ' L S.. L Frlnc!aco l • ·• . .26 2.1 ChlCIIO •••••••.•• 23 23 Ctnelnnatl • . • . . • • •22 22 Loo Angelea ..••••. 24 25 Oikluld . . . • • • . . , •• Zl 24 Hooatm ..••••...• 21 24 New York •••...••••21 25 New York ••••••••• 20 25 chic:aao .. ' .•••...• 19 25 Pltloburgh •....•••. 18 23 Waablnstm . •••.•.•• 18 28 " F'rld.t1' 1 Heoults: Friday'& ReaultiiSt. Loulo 2 New York 0 Clnei,..U 5 Pblladelphla 4 Detrolt 1 Naw York 0 Atlantll 5 Plttobursh 2 Bostm 3 Baltimore o Hw1tm 3 Chlcqo 1 Cleveland 8 Waahintton 3 Chlcqo 2 Mlnnesoia 1, (U) Loa A'Wele• 3 San Frandaeo 0 caJI!ornla 3 Olldand o, (1:1) So11Jrdalo'• Heaulto: Atlanla 81 Plttsbursh, nllht So11Jrdalo'a Reo\1111: Booton 5 Raltlmore I Cbleqo at H<lUIIDD, nlsht NEW YORK (UP!) - l$e Chleaso I MiMOaola 0 San hanclaco at LOs Angeles, s - homered wi11t one oul. Waahlnatoo 6 CleYOialld 2 nlgllt In the Cop of the ·10111 tmlDc Sol>- Detroit 5 New York 4 clncl...u at Philadelphia, n1g1rt urdl!,r to Uft the a. Lolda car. california at Olldand, nlglrt St. Louis 6 New York 5 diDala to a ~ rtelor)' f1Vor the 1'cd&J'a Gamea: T. .oGamea: New York Mete. · call!ornla a! Oakland St Loulo at New YOJ"k, (2) 91annon's ' - eame oil C&l Mlnno- it Chlcqo (2) Cincinnati at Phlladalpbta Koonce, and marked the Rrot Now York at Detroit (:1) Atiantll at Pittaburgh earned run oil Koon<e In 22 ill- Waablngtm at Cle..land (2) Chleaso at Hooston niDp thla ....... Raltlmore at Boatm (%) san Francisco at Los Angeles 81. Loldl oPottocl the MA.u a .. 1 load before rallyiDg tor three . 1'11111 oplnll Nolan 1\)'an In the ......th i11D1Da. Tim McCarver led oil wiUn walk aad aoored on 91annon'a -le. Jull•an JoYier llll(lled to ....-, ltlldllll Sbomon to third IIIII he scored aa an lnfl81d hit by Lou BJ:I!dc. Curt Flood thiCI drGpptd a ........ bunt to ...... Javier COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mel Ten In 1960, 1961 and 1962. As and tie the pme at 4-4. NOI!eU, a member of Ohio Slate a sophomore, NoweU atarred on Unlverlit¥'1 Big Ten champion the Buckeye NCAA ebampioos FIGHT POSIPONED balketball teams of tile eerl;J and pi~ In the NCAA ftnalo SANTO DOMINGO, D.R. (UPI) 1960o, was named So111rday both In 1961 and 1962. _ A tralnln& iiiJUI')' IUI!ored by Ohio's budget director. C<llller said NoweU wao "exllgbtwelsht champion carlos OrGov. James A. Rhodes sold tromely competent" and was tlz haa toreed the NowYorkflllrt· the 28-yeer-old N011eU, who "one of the sharpest minds In or 11> pollp>Dt hla .adii!GIIed 11-. ~p,r,fP17 Dhlo.Sale the ~pt.'i' · tlf'iola!ense qainii."Teo jn• to' ,biifiill1 !or 11"'eeyoor~111111· \10':7AI:tlt"': hu dent at Ohio June 29 _ . . ' be~ youngest budget d!Actor Stille, foloWeU was an examiner ThO title -woo or!Jinalli In tlleslate'shlotoeyaadpral>while ·- • was state audr"'r lehecllled for Jome 8, Ortiz burt abl;J tile ~~~ In the natloo. and was named director or albhlo bock wtdle workinl out thla Nowell will auwne his n e w letlcs lor the Cohonbus Heereaweek. post abont Jul,y 15, oucceediJIII tlaa DeJ>artment after gnduoHoward I.. Collier,_who is atop. lion. ping up to become alate ftnance He post graduate 1\'0I'k Jut yqr. at the NaUonal Asaoelatloo ol director. PIDLLIES CtasE GAP N011eU Ia ,_ a relideot or Siatll Budpt Oflleera ~ The Ph!Hies shortened the 5-3 Teaneek, N.J., where he h a o mont IDitltute and eCllq!ieted lead ln' 'lhe eighth when G a r y been ~ profellional baa- the executive manapmeot Sutherland hit a dooble oil reliever BUI Mc:Cool aDd ocored ketball with tilt Now Jersey course II OSU. taam In the American Baskfi. Collier was the atlltll's )'1IUOfon a linlle by Peoa. ·ball Association. He and his oat budget director when he was Tbe Pblta eCIItiJIIed .the threat family wUI return to C<llumbul named ftve yoara qo·and 111ewban Cookie ~ •i'Wied and · eeedo Richard L. Knbaeh to 1'0111 Gom~ . Walked te IDed In about a lftCllllh. · Aloll(l with Jerry . Lueaa and the eabb1ot post of ftnanco dlr· the biliee. HcM,YW,l{oCool ..,C Jolin l!&vlleek, }iow~ Wll a ;~c:ta:. JSi.aboch I• .laaviJw to beeilllaon "' ......., out to .... i<IJ' slartar of the Ohlq 8 t a I e CCIIII clljl of Olnel.... on! to tid the ........ Farrell, who rave up two l'1IDI lfllldo that dominallocl the 1111 tl. In nu~. alliter Lin)> Jaelowaa · lilrlocl with tba lou, ldl ~ aPIDit lw<> Wino. ~ Nip Mets By ! . W W Cards Rally, Elect Officers ' ~ I' TEAM WDIIaml &biGI'bed hio third lou MiDDeaota •. • • • • • • •• 2t 22 Boston ·. • • • • • .•••• 23 23 1D alii clte!aioj~e. Clllfor,Dla • • • • ••..••• 32: 25 Homemakers • NATIONAL LEAGUE Preso lnternat!CIIai AMEI!ICAN LEAGUE Detrolt .•.••••..•• 29 16 Atlanta .' •••.••••• 25 21 llnl ......,. 10 .ss;:· The vlelorl' went to Knowleo, Baltbriore • . · • . • • • , •26 20· SL LAIIIIo .. .. .. .. .25 21 ·blallrot op!Dal.., defeats wtdlo Clevaland • • • • • : . • •26 21 Phlladeb>hla . • • • • . . 21 20 Hannan Trace I lhllted biB Ameriean IM&IIOioadlniibal- TEAM . • AD adlte member at the FoodJ.ahtera, DLC'e clnuna club, J. R. hlo ...,.... ID l'our clnunallc by llopboD TrQYIIIOVIdl. Names of tlltse and olber wlnJ)11ldudiDnl llll>dln>cled the lilltiiJw Cor IDDII!er. Pu1 rslqlf, J, R. ~~to uee hio SJIOOCb IIIII clnuna llll,jor IIIII niro are ID the current 1.... _..umcelnclnunallc ~ben u 1 ~ 11>1 etqo of "Thl il.tlanUC Monthly." 1be enlrles were 111111 u~o ID Iii adviUI<III writing e I a I s tlu&hl by Mlaa Ruth 'l'!lomao, aoolotont profeaiGI' of Willi at Rio Grande Collep. • • bltl boollled 6y CIUCAGO" (111'1) - Bill VOII llngled with one cut In tilt niDth - the llral bit Olr Dean Chance - aad leored on Dick Klmww· Go'' a ·two - out siDgle Solunlo;y to llft tile Chleaso Wblte 1m to a I-ll rtelor)' arer the MIDiaaota TWina and sp>ll Challce'l bid for a ~Iter 011 his 27th blrtlld.t1. ' Cbae<e pltdlad 8 1-3 lmilwa of hltleoa ball before Vou bit a olow IIJ'OIIIICier to tho left of 6-5 Count Old Fort Captures 'A' Title COLUMBUS (UPI) - IJMeat. en Old Fort romped to Its !lrll otat11 Claao A hll!h school busball eballlplmoblp Saillnlly with a 5-ll triumph over Ama. Strang-armed Ron Rau. pitchlag hla SO<Cllld same In as ll1IIIY Hleb RolliDe. RolliDI f t l -le to haDdle II and VOII f t l ·credit.. eel with .I bit. 1'ommy MeCrew tben a h1&ll dqper 80 feet ID the air lllld eaotly the ball to llrot base bo!ore Tolllln;l' na. vii !Greed MCCraw ot ......S. Kem!urthy tben ~ a llhort 111 Into center Ia of Ted Vhlaendar to 1core the ,.,.... · ODl:J nm. Chance retired the llrot 10 men In a row, live coad1111 oo BOSTON (UPI) - KID Hai-relson•drove :In rour nll'll with a homer aad two-run siDglelo-er !ll,)' CUip and the 11ed Sol to a 5-1 vletory fiVer tile Baltimore Orioles. CUIJJ threw a three hitler at the Orioles aad retired atrlngo of nine aad 16 Baltimore hitters Tigers Win W...,_ , ' 3,000-Mile R&ce Underway opr1ng and the 20th without loaa lor the Seneca Coun1;y teamOid Fort, which succeeda NelIIOIIYille as ClaSI A ebamJ)Ion, lilted away the game eorly with three nma In thellrot lmlng, 11ro of them oo a siDgle by Rau with the bases loaded. That was oil the Old For t rlgllthander needed as be atruck out sovon aad Issued oo walks only a 1!!\1' .tter ho stopped Seaman In 4-1 semifinal tictoey on FrldiQ". " .. · r~ . · jAnna•s lone bit came with two oot 1n the !l!th lm!nl, a line drive over oeeond base by Jerry Clark. Old Fort CIDlO up with a alngle run In the lourth inning and added two more In the ntth oil Anna bnrio.a Geoff WUt and Mike Frllllnl. The Pioneers bad a total of 10 hila, lw<> each by Doug Pence aad Mike Hoke. The llno11<0re: Anna 000 000 0-0 I 4 Old Fort 300 120 0- 6 ro t Geoff WD~ Mike Frllllns (Sth) aad Tom lklliDI; Ron Rau and Rick Sanford. WP-llau (10-ll), LP·WDt (8-3). a DETROIT (UP!)- Bill Frban drew In three 1'UJII with a pair orii!Wioa and relievers Pat DobJDD IIIII Fred L11ber ...,.. binod Cor 8 2-3 lnnlngo of on&hit ball Sa1urdajo aa the Detroit Tigers OPotted New York a 4-0 lead aad ourged back tor 1 5-4 victory, their !lfth cooseeutl.. BudiiY Broclord led oil the 1m alsiJih a ft or reoiiYing Chance's third walk. He was aaerlfleed ·to sec:CIId and look third ..... IDfleld out, but w""' C&ullll' WOI Ullsble to orore him. Cbanee waa blddlag to bec:omo ' ~· rwte to hll II8<0IId 1eer came In tile and liar· American Leeauo vielor)' aplnot rel1111'1 10th eame IIIIer ICIIIIber Y.-nemllld siDgle. two loiHS, Yaatrzemskl, 'IIIIo ran b1a baiHarrel am' I two run siDgla ID tile llrat aad two rw homor ID ting streak tlmiU&b 10 pDIII the fifth gave 111m live home boolted hlo 14 poiDia runs aad 15 nms batted ID ID a. .345 and Mt aa!e11 ,. tift the Red Sox' !all seven pmea. eoaseeutlva 81 bala bo!ore reAll five Red Sox nms, Includ- llaver Roger Nel.., retirod Mm Ing Rleo P«roceiD'a solo homer CD an oulfleld Ill' ID the litiiiiL CU!p walked onb' .... and came ofJ Oriole stsrter Gone B - r who IUI!ered his oee- struck out niDe In pltehiDs hia ond loll aplnll lour vlctorloa. ..eond complete - Two of tho Orlolel' t11ree hill· Brabender rave up two runs ID. the llrll on a walk to Joe proolleed their Ollly run ID the FOl', the first of lour cerl Yao- fourth aa Paul Blair ~ tnemskl alnglea, a double oteal adYaneed on Curt _ . . IDIIeld bit and scored oo Booc and Harrel oon• • siDgle. Pelroolill'o lllxlb homer of the Powell's aacrtlleoll,y. ID ordor en a- MIAMI SIGNS SIDLE MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!)llllaml Beach's now onley ID the American Baakethall AosoclatloD . Frld.t1 lililed nrot-round drall eholee Don Sidle, 6-loot-8, of the UDiverllf¥ o! Oklahoma to 1 twoyear, DD eut contract. DISTRICT REPRESENTA~ ASILAND, 0 hI o (11.-u Geori!t llonps, baseball eoaeh it Aablancl C<ll'- woo 'IIIJIII"*eel a district repno-e of the American AaiOclatlon ofQII. lop Baseball COiehea, llwoaan1101111eec1 Saturday. triumph. Fr ehan oinol d home Jim Nor~. ...;r.:,. ®ened the oeventh with a single, stole soeonl and adva~ to thll'd when Jake Glbbo' throw saDed 1n1o center field WDUe Hortm hit hio ISth homer ard fourth In live pmes leadlllll off the sixth and Norm cash loll....,. with his lhlrll homer or tile seaaoo t;ring tllepme 4-4. Freehan alrwied fo11ow11w baae hits by Dick lrlcAull!!e aad Ml<kef stanley In tile third a11er the Yankees bad llfaked s Bill Monbouquette to a fllur run leed ln the llrst IDniDg '"' oil singles. Horaoe Clarko QPenad tile gome with a alqae off Los C&ln, who &01 11of White to hit Into a force oot before yteldtng slnsies to llllekeJ lfalltll, STVDENTS PROfEST CVTS Anlb'- Kooeo, Joe "->!- lllld VIENNA (111'1) - About 1,500 Tom Tresh. The laot lhree IIIII blsh ocbool aad unlverlill' stu- drove In 1'11111 and i>rousht ID - . pi'Gieotlai ocllealkwl cuta Dobooo. caused by • - . . llllorlaae llobsm gave up a 1'1111 oeorinll mardled on ll>e Austrian ~ca. si!Wie to Bobby Cox before r&o lion Mlnllllr7 Fridl,)'. There wos tiring 16· Yaok801 In a r<lfl and DO rtolellce; 17 of the 18 be laead fre!l Lesher reDeved In tbt sevoolb aDd ~ niDe of the 10 flU. Tbe JIC!5't of Montreal tara be ~teed to and tho ...,.. bandlu :.> miUJon tono of Horton - - hio hlltiiW earco A.jear. atreak to 14 pmee. Laaborpleloed up the win and Ia - 3-1. . . DooiiQ' WOIDI<k, who relieved =~Inathe l(itille ' ~tte ln the fi,. ' · · ..., II the llral n11111o was llaad with hio 1aurt1 :JNr fD tO daJ•· lou qaiDst no vletGri.._ ' 1111111 were relired. the llraiAmerleaa ~~~• . · er In bi""'Y to idtdl-. .In 1Ueetla1Ye IOIICIII. VOII and Lull Aparicio me '~'' the DDl;J Cbl-·batten io .. proaeh base IIIII lllrcluiib tbt llrll 8 1-3 illllap. voaa Wu ·%' ( itl~; 1llrown cut In tile llrll tmlDc b)' Jackie Hemanclez IIIIer -"11 a lfOUIIdor cltop .u.., the ,illle ot llhorts1op wtdle Aparicio a lllxlb lmiDI IIDor the riiM fltld 1iDe thai juot mlalld tbt . chalk mark. Boston Defeats Baltimore, 5·1 Fifth In Mel Nowell Appointed :::::r.1:~::~a Row, 5-4 • B dg Dir Oh10 . n et ector lllriluooula, boforehawalkadVOII with one out In the fclolrtlllllllq. The Mlaneaota rl_.,.r wllkIll pinch hitter Ru11 &!Jder to lead oil tho lixlb, but he remalned on llrll aa the next thres For Men On .The �.. • • .... Th<' SUnday :nmcs~Scnlinel, Sunda)_, .June 2, 1968 Lay of the Land Tanzanian Graduate Student Vis~tS ' Mason County to Review Practices· .. "''ft b. . . By JOHN COOPER SoU Conservadoo SerYlce MIIOII Coonll' PT. PLEASANT - Mirza Megbjl, 22 years old, a native of Tanzania, vial ted Mason~ t;y with William T. James, engineer of USDA Sotf Colulervatloo service, Meghjl Is an agrt. culture engineering grlduete student at West VIrginia Unlver· sity. He ls a KJ'Id~.ate of Makerere University_ of Kampala, UgU!la. He has ctmpleted one year of graduate work at WVU and between semesters was assigned to the SoU Cmservation Service to learn some of our engineering methods. He ls atteOOing crilegt, l.n this country with help from Ule u. S. Agency of International Development. When he cmnpletes work for a Master's Degree, he plana to return to Tanzania and teach at Mol'(I£Oro Ag:ricultlll'al COUege started there with the help of WVU, There are now six iDstructors l'rom WVU on the staff of that college. ol hoepl........ ..11oft loolthlo lo rldleuloul" • • Summer Program To Begin GALUPOLIS - Cbarleo L. (.lohnl1)') Edler 1111101111eod SalurIIQ that tile 1968 !Ummel' c.a. dltlonllll Prottram lor GAllS lludonlo pllllllln& to piiQ' varlll!', niiOl'Ye &Dd junior bllllltllla year wUJ bqln llondly ..... ' sro.u; SbJDdlngs ., 1n1 011 Memorlol Field. Roberts Wins Putldjlanla are lD report to die lleld at 4:~ p.m.• Eeker otaled lllat CNOf 70 ~lim. I JACKSONVILLE, Flo. Delayed By Wet Grounds rocroallall-amhu~do­ tor. Flood waloro covmd - -r• dlammdl Iaiii .......... noodod !rom the tlelda '"'Frl· diQ'. II will take 1 drylnl out period belorttbedlamoado conbe put Into llllj)O for piiiJ'. ~~~~-lme, W111111a- that aD periOU IIIIIJ' oil the In. ' ·~ !Iolii! o l - lllo Ullle IIJid l'lllll' L_. dl•-• oo that dla-1 eaa be lD roo-l,r FRAZIER YIORIIS OUT ' K1A!1E31A LAKE, N.Y. (I! PI) - Heavywolgltt dtllnPlm Joe Troller -l!od !Gur IVIIIIIll Frldol Ill proporai!OII for hlo IIIlo JUno 24 aplnlll Maauol Ramoo o!Malm atlfi41111151Jtan Gll'doD whllt the cball-r, IIIIo 1o IIJIOI'I'I!II partllero, caiftllod blo aeiMII' ID aercloo pJd 0011d111011 1111110l'k Ia ,..... lollllrt. Yf1llll die 1-a 1111rt. pliiJ' will bolla wltb pmol 1cbUdld for the ...... ol June 10. Flrlll nok pmeo will be IQI'"' IDIIP.cldnlbaldrllla. -...,., _. otbu - -·lor (IJPI)- o 17~ ROY F. BARNETI, whOse farm -d Jato to - '!VIr ftrlt ...... A Ullle u l l - "-tile~ lodo l6od u..o. """ """"" (l'lllal) . TEAM WLROB Alllelll • , , ••••• 6 0 33 17 . Lbpo .......... 2 41 23 W.UoiOII ....... 1 5 29 44 20% lloeheoter $.4, ...., 1111 odie. B was lllo ..limo tllll ....... that Col........... Clll Neii.·Yorl< ...... 1 5 21 62 12 12 148 148 lql ol 1111 n. - 111111rat 1011 Clll TQTA!,S LArl' YIJEK'S IIESULT: 1111110111111 ciiiY otat,-wholl tbe Jtlo ll1arod die 1llp nq - 4 M o l p 1 Alllelll, lrotolcllt lhlro lH8 willl 1.oltimtle and !l'riCIIIIl SEOAL crown. No ~ hold Dan JIGbUD eat tho .Itt wiD, Every pi!Q'tr Ill tho Jll IIDe.., Frldll nllbt except Ja<:k IJo. wblle c;ltu<* Elllrldl Wll 1he for ovol'lll IIIIo ior ftrlll limo · - Joteklllll ...... 1111 Co-r lumbul Ia, "' todaJ'I ..... probobb' be ··~s Col ............. Jld<oOnville 13--2 FrldiQ' idabt to miwo ·Into GAL,J.IPOLIS - Slart ol pliQ' 11r1t place .. ll1e lnternlltlaaal In ll1e Ulllo ~ &Dd l'l>nY Leope, 12 pll'....a&e polntl o1 tho Galllpoll1 IWIIIIIOl' ahead oi'Rocheller. wn- I ..... , .U.I 23 ~ DIYIIIDI\) "*' 1111 Jacklolrfllle II - IIQ'od I week ODd will lllrt llcJa.. LEXINGTON, Ky. (1!1'1) diQ'' Juno 10. OWen Hauck, ..,. ol Kenlucll:'o Tbet .... ll1e ........moot IUccessiW hill> oclloolloot- Saturda1 momltv by CW! ball ooadtes, Frtda.Y roslpod u sor., IWI'IIIItr reereatiob direc- bead llrld coach at I.oxln8lon La!IQ'elie lllah School. llluck, who .... lllllltd to ll1e poll March 2 roptaclnl Eddie Selllu, who realped, oold he bid .., clollnlte 111ture plano. W•L 'T H OB TEAM .......,_ .....sti1~8 a,· Glllfp>lll • • • • .H 1.9 II . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150822 ' TOI'ALS II II 2 77 '17 ._e NO D§INII'E .Ji'.LANS fifth, ~~o~p porcent ol hi&ll · - locRIJall bljurleo Ncll year "" altrlbutld to poor )lbyolool ooa<lltlotL He aGled, uyogr attend&DCI will r<lleet YOOl' - ·• No hllb acbool ooacheo are aJ. lowocl to attend llleoe oeollOIIo acconllng to the Oblo lll8h SdJool Allllellc Aaooclatloo rules. Allllotea ue IIII!IIPil In ouch pro!ll'ams throu&l>OUI ll1e 111ate In order to better their )lbyolcal ~~ylal!lo) .. -r. muha scorod at least ooe bit Columbo• an d Jocl<loaYWt andOIII nm. But, 111o Cotwmu• w1n .._ pliiJ'oo! 1 _.eholdor bore Sal...W~'t have been Olllllllblorlhe urdiiJ' wltb . - Gllllll' 5-1 fl<· lng ~. hurler Goalr)' 4.:1 and, Jim O'TaoltW....,aplnlll o.r.r Golden Bears JackoOnvllle'·l Bet> - . y 1-11. GUARDING OUR BORDER against agrleultural peals, U.S. Department o! Agriculture Inspectors examine all ; fruits, plants, vegetable& and seeds entering the countr)' by mall, truck, tall or individual tra\o·eler. Few realize thut "· foreign produce could hide lnaects or plant dlaeases that would serloualy damage U.S. crops, lorests or shrubs. One ) piece of fruit, a vegetable, a plant or a package ol seeds to all It takes to give a "hltchblklng" pesllhe llllll needs to cross mountains or deserts and jtart an outbreak. Five MedOy outbreaks In the last 40 years have cost taxpayertl .; more than 121 mtlllon. To prevent this from happening a gain, all agricultural Items must be presented to.. lnspec'•, lora at the border £or clearance when entering tbe United Slates. ON .RATES~ f CHECK WITH US .TODAY ..... dlvloloaal pill)' . bQin In V. D. EDWAR'S INS. AGENCY 1950. FIGHT 1 Rl'.SULTS 992-2440' 130 f. 211!1 ST. By IJnltod Prell Dll.tmatloaal NEW YORK (IJPI) - R 11 Caoo, 160~, Pllorto Rlc:o, ltop. egetables Give Vim, igor, Vitamins Too •• <::apture Golf ' ·:· ol~' d) :-e: ' ' ' ... h 1r • '; r ."., , ' f ' '.' 11 I • I r'"";" !~_. L ··~ , "'· ., ; . ,. ' " ;" .; 1""':. j ~~.<<;",VII~~- ~'l lf , ~dJ !.li. "'' • ·1i-:· '·' Cham~iO,nshlp r i ,·, ' .. -o. .6ld Fort, Anna Advance • • at Glass, on Health Needs POMPQY,O, . ' . • ' • GALUPOUS - Nutrltiollllly under controlled conditions of peaking, vegetables are a prl- temperature, hwnidity, and soil llrY source ot many of the vl- fertilit)', and. are brought to marIDllns and minerals needed for ket in a state of near perfection. Let's review some general conood health. A well-chosen sucsiderations in selecting and pureaalon of vegetables in the diet an help to achieve vinandvlaor. chasing produce, These wm be Now that spring ls really here, slmllar whether tor local or ship.. 10ughts turn to fresh garden ped-in produce, Crom field or roduce. But those few tomato hothouse: lints just out in the back yard - Buy only what you need and ron't produce ror a cwple of can store properly for a limited tonths, nor wUl some of tile ·ther outdoor vegetables. But, time. - Select the best quality for ere in Ohlo, we can buy local your purpose - ..you won't need rown fresh pro:luce in the tbe C&ndest grade or pack for prlng. How? We have a large l'OOIIho<lse vegetsble lndustcy, every use. - Look for color denoting )ver 600 acres ol vegetables are the desired state ol maturity; :rawn under glass in Ohio. This firm, tresh appearance; _proper s the largest vegetable acreage lller glass In the United states. size ror intended use; minimum Greenhouse ~ers produce of spots and blemishes. oOth red aid pink skinned tomaOillO'S GREENHOUSE vegetaoea, cuciDtlbers, letbJ.ce (both eaf and Bibb), and water ..::ress. bles are a major resource to C'hise vegetables are produced Ohio consumers, and this is the STOP AT KAUTZ IN . ·o ··.· n ·; ., ., . ;,_ f CHESTER FOR YOUR ' ·:' ' ~ ' ' Shoppe 11·10 vor. Check over the items available to you CI'om Ohio's greenhooses. Select with care, store properly, aOO use them imaginatively. Fea~ ture them in your menus. Use them as garnishes. High quality fresh produce items can lihyoor menus out of the ordinary! Friday Market Oosings cows LOVE IT! llCCWSIV! GOlF Dlmt~P WALL 511&1 GOLF COilflo,IA!IQN MENT ol!ero dlllrlbuiiDQidp In tblo tii'IL (fl'TIO to ta950) secured u ln,.J&or7, I , 400 head 200 • 225 lb 21 .50, 1-3 220 • 240 lb 19.5020.50, 240. 260 lb 18. 75-19. so, 2-3 250270 lb 18. 18.75,_210. 290 lb 17.2S - 18. Sow s if"nerally SO higher, actiVe 1-3 33~400 16. 75, 400 " 500 lb 15.50 -16, 2-3 500-600 lb 14.75 • 15.50, lxlars 14 - 15. Cattle : 4500i No calves. Trading on all slaughter cla'sses slow , throughout, slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower early, with later sales 25-50 otr, cows aid bulls steady. Prime 12251350 lb slaughter steers 3-4 28.25 - 28. 75, high cholce IIJid prime 1150 - 1350 lb 27 • 28.25, choice 950 • 1350 lb 2-4 26. 27.50 mixed good and choice25,25-26 ... 50, good 24. 50 -25.50, staldanl 23 • 24, high choice and prime . ' ~. REGISTER FOR DRAWING OF F EE FOB COMPLETE INFORMATION AND PEIISOII:AL '. ,, IN- ' lb 2-4 25.50 • 26.50, mixed good ard choice 25-25.75, good 24.2525. 25, staldanllllld low good 2224. 24, a few canner aOO cutter INTERNATIONAL THREE pOINT HITCH .low, qulc:k, ruuod &Dd depe_.e 52 HORSES STRONG <mtn. estimate) will pull three ·plows in any soil, four in most . E . demonstrations anytime-anyplace. We welcome FRE the opportunity to show you our best deal. · ,..,5~ Or c.u (t12J.8~1~ . . ' (64.95 VALUE ) HydrOIIatic power ltwrlng - dry-type olr filters - 10~~nch DyncH.Ih clutch- 32 amp. alternat!r-disc brabl-llluR qear drives - p or dleMI engiMI - TOI'Cjut Amplifier (with 10 tpeeds forward, 2 NVerM)-Independent ~takeoff . ·. MEIGS COUNTY! TRACTOR RADIO A-walfaiJie features ~ WRITI:W.,.G.C., 442 W<JW #,,, Pj;~lll,ll(!il!. '··· The locaUoo of Haman Hl&h is very scenic. We sa:t at an out. door table aid looked at 1he hills on the John Whelton utate in front and in batk of us. We saw excellent grassland. It sOOWed the result of lime and fertilizer trea1ment and grazing at a rate not g,reater than tbe peature would safelJI carry. We have seen that grazing management Ia wry important to having good pasture. , IN WITil PuRCHASE OF I' I' ceive awards. • EACH o44 TRACTOR, A FREE TRACTOR RADIO WILL BE GIVF.N. ALSO - tau fir ~ t mont, and Washington Counties. Dodd was an hooor graduate of West Virginia University in 1960 and served as soil conser~ vationist at Princeton, W. VL, from 1960 to 1963, and as work unit conservationist, RavenM, Ohio !rom 1963 to 1967. He ha s developed an excellent reputation as a speaker at eer~ vice club luncheons, annual meetings aOO various !arm, conservation, and ladies groups. He is also the author of articles put; Hshed in Soil Conservation Magazine, Ohio Woodlands. The Ohio Farmer, and the Ohio Conservation bulletin. COME IN-SEE THE NEW 544's ""'abititlt ."" j PAUL A. DODD RECENTLY WE atteldcd the FF A parent--son dimer at Hannan High. This was a very enjoyable occasion. Robert straight is carrying out an excellent VoAg program at Harman. It Ia aJ.. wa,ya a _pleasure to see the FF A boys conduct a meeting ami re- 900 - 1050 lb slaugher heifers 3-4 26.50 • 27, choice 850-1050 .)8. ' lor ' lb 16- traJt , .... by IJillp ldvorllolJW .......... ...; ...,._..._ AIIIOn1"" OlfiiOrlhlp pooatbla. . POMEROl - Paul A. Dodd, Project Coordinator, Buckeye HWs Resource Conser,.tion and DevelC~~ment Project, with heaclquarters at caldwell, wlll be the lesturcd spesker tjle 25th anniversary meeting or the Meigs son and Water Conservation District to be held Monday evening, June 10 at 7:19 p.m. at the Pome-roy Junior High School. Dodd wUI discuss what resource conservatioo and development could mean to Meigs county. He was recently hired as the project coordinator o( the Buckeye Hills group which serves Morgan, Noble, Monroe, Bel-_ CUSTOM • CRAFTED GOLF l!QIIIP- . ** Speak at Meeting CIIICAGO (UPI) - Livestock: Hogs: :JOOO; barrows and gilts uneven, SO to $1 higher early, with most of the advances on weights under 240 lb., later 2S to SO higher, fairly actiye earl)', later slow. 1~2 190 23S lb. 2~21, over Sheep: 50. Not enooglt lor tooL ~ at Dodd Will that there IJll)elred to be an iP.. conservation district ud devel.crease in wildlife as a result of oped a consern.tioo plan for hi1 ·· llllld laat lolL Esrly thlo aprirw his PllnUnes . he reseeded lour acre a of orchlrd DENVER lOHO OF' SCS gran and Iadino clovlr. Denwr checked about 1 pond which Wll· slid that this new nedlng w•lli llam D. VanMeter of Cllfton was ccxnlrw along very nlcOly. interested in knowing about. Va"" WE HELPED MEL CLARK, Meter is a cooperator ol the soil whose farm is on TenMUe Creek ' near Lieving Mine, with revlaton of his plan. This revision ln-. eluded additional land which be hid boughL In golll(l' over ll1e farm with Mel, we exunined some pine woodland. He pointed out to me 1 lot of bteaklge which had bean caused ltds past winter by heavy snow. Many pine trees were broken otr and others were uprooted as a result or the snow. We checked one area with our woodland information stick and round that there were about 18 cords per acre. During our tour of the fann we saw some excellent purebred Hereford cattle which Mr. Clark had bought at Jacklon's Mill. COLUMBUS (II PI)- Produce: Paid to Ohio cwntry packing plants for eggs deUvered to major Ohio cities, Detroit and Pittsburgh, cases included, consumer grades, including U. S. grades, minimum 50 case lots, cartoned: A large 33-36lh , A medJum 2528, A small 22-26. 4' 1b. 16-19 . Ohio • lndtana 11. ve broilers and CLEVELAND (UPI) - Homefryers. At rarm: H'h -16. grower changes: Ohio hens, turkeys .00 other Cabbage: So. Ohio: 50 • lb classes of poultry. At fa.nn: light cll'tons dcmestlc round type medtype hens S-6. -Ready to cook hens, delivered Ium 2. 65-2.75. Cucumbers: Greenhouse: Car~ to major Ohio cities, ice packed, tons 24s US fr.y 2. 75-3.25, U. S. grade A and U. S. grade A, ceri:s per lb: 5 lb and over 27-31, under No. I 2 • 2. 75, 30s 2-2. 50. cows 16.75. 19.50. The Almanac By United Press International CINCINNATI (UPI) - LiveToday is &lnday, June 2, the J54th dol' of 1968 with 212 to stock. Cattle: 300 Calves 50. Hardly lollow. enough of any class for price The. moon is between Its new test, few sales of sllughter phase and flrot quarter. 'l'tle morning star• are Saturn steers aDd helters fully steady, receipts included several lolds and Venus. good and choice steera IIJid hell· The evenl.ng stan are Mercuers sold prior to arriVII.. Choice · ry and J~~Pller. 1000-1050 lb ateero yield I!I'Bde on IIllo diQ' In history: Ill 1962 Gen. Robert E. Loe Z-3 26 • 26.50, good 800" 100 lb over command ol die 23.50 - 25.50, choice 800-900 lb Confederate umleo o1 eaatorn heifers yield !ll'ode 2-3 25-25.75, good 000.900 lb 22.50-.24. 75. VIrginia and North Carolina. Hogs: 1200. Barrow &Dd gl!to Ill lt24 Congreos lfll!llod 25 cents, instances 50 cents highcltlzenllhlp to Ill Amerlcsn er lalrly active, 1-2 180-230 lb Indians. Ill 1953 ~... Ellzlhetb n 20-20.25, 1-3 230-250 lb 19.50waa crowned In London's 20, 2-3 250-270 lb 18.511-19.75. Woatmlnloter Abbey by 1he SOWs 25 cents higher, 1-3 300.. 350 lb 16-16.50, 350-45U lb 15.50 Ardtblohop ol Canterbury. VB " time or year to feature them. Tomatoes, for instance, add color, navor, and general appe-tlte appeal. For many uses, the smaller tomatoes Ire a "!Jest choice'' since they are just right for individual servings and cost less than the larger sizes. Even om~~half of a fresh tomato, either chilled and lightly salted or broil· ed with crwnbs or grated cheese, can make an effective addition to a dinner plate. Thinly sUced, these fr esh tomatoe s combine well with other ingredients for salads, or can be served as a colorfUl, mooth - watering gar. nish. · Another greenhouse favorite is Bibb lettuce - tender, succulent, and most attractive. A Bibb lettuce salad, featured on your menu for your l'amUy, is a real "people-pleaser," ard Bibb combines well with other greens for attractive tossed salads. Remember - Bibb is very te!'¥1er and the leaves tear easily, so handle ' cleaning. Drain carefully ~· it well and . it dry a bit before using in a . The dressing will stick to the leaves bet.ter, giving the diad more na- 1s off Route 87, has seeded three acres to wildlife food. Last year also he seeded buckwheat and soybeans aNI let them stand lhroughoot the past winter for 1he beneftt of wildlife. Heal so planted a woodland border of autumn olive with some Chinese chestnuL He sald that .he had seen quallarrJ QUTZ .FEED $YORE . . ·. 0111l AIM IS TO SA'1'1SJ'Y • < PH. 'HWM7 ' . · ' ·· CHISTEit, 0~ SEE THE ALL NEW 544~1 IIOW lT a. II '. ·1 ft\EIGSEQII ... ft2·217. ..... ..... . •·•ril••lflttil . ' �.. • • .... Th<' SUnday :nmcs~Scnlinel, Sunda)_, .June 2, 1968 Lay of the Land Tanzanian Graduate Student Vis~tS ' Mason County to Review Practices· .. "''ft b. . . By JOHN COOPER SoU Conservadoo SerYlce MIIOII Coonll' PT. PLEASANT - Mirza Megbjl, 22 years old, a native of Tanzania, vial ted Mason~ t;y with William T. James, engineer of USDA Sotf Colulervatloo service, Meghjl Is an agrt. culture engineering grlduete student at West VIrginia Unlver· sity. He ls a KJ'Id~.ate of Makerere University_ of Kampala, UgU!la. He has ctmpleted one year of graduate work at WVU and between semesters was assigned to the SoU Cmservation Service to learn some of our engineering methods. He ls atteOOing crilegt, l.n this country with help from Ule u. S. Agency of International Development. When he cmnpletes work for a Master's Degree, he plana to return to Tanzania and teach at Mol'(I£Oro Ag:ricultlll'al COUege started there with the help of WVU, There are now six iDstructors l'rom WVU on the staff of that college. ol hoepl........ ..11oft loolthlo lo rldleuloul" • • Summer Program To Begin GALUPOLIS - Cbarleo L. (.lohnl1)') Edler 1111101111eod SalurIIQ that tile 1968 !Ummel' c.a. dltlonllll Prottram lor GAllS lludonlo pllllllln& to piiQ' varlll!', niiOl'Ye &Dd junior bllllltllla year wUJ bqln llondly ..... ' sro.u; SbJDdlngs ., 1n1 011 Memorlol Field. Roberts Wins Putldjlanla are lD report to die lleld at 4:~ p.m.• Eeker otaled lllat CNOf 70 ~lim. I JACKSONVILLE, Flo. Delayed By Wet Grounds rocroallall-amhu~do­ tor. Flood waloro covmd - -r• dlammdl Iaiii .......... noodod !rom the tlelda '"'Frl· diQ'. II will take 1 drylnl out period belorttbedlamoado conbe put Into llllj)O for piiiJ'. ~~~~-lme, W111111a- that aD periOU IIIIIJ' oil the In. ' ·~ !Iolii! o l - lllo Ullle IIJid l'lllll' L_. dl•-• oo that dla-1 eaa be lD roo-l,r FRAZIER YIORIIS OUT ' K1A!1E31A LAKE, N.Y. (I! PI) - Heavywolgltt dtllnPlm Joe Troller -l!od !Gur IVIIIIIll Frldol Ill proporai!OII for hlo IIIlo JUno 24 aplnlll Maauol Ramoo o!Malm atlfi41111151Jtan Gll'doD whllt the cball-r, IIIIo 1o IIJIOI'I'I!II partllero, caiftllod blo aeiMII' ID aercloo pJd 0011d111011 1111110l'k Ia ,..... lollllrt. Yf1llll die 1-a 1111rt. pliiJ' will bolla wltb pmol 1cbUdld for the ...... ol June 10. Flrlll nok pmeo will be IQI'"' IDIIP.cldnlbaldrllla. -...,., _. otbu - -·lor (IJPI)- o 17~ ROY F. BARNETI, whOse farm -d Jato to - '!VIr ftrlt ...... A Ullle u l l - "-tile~ lodo l6od u..o. """ """"" (l'lllal) . TEAM WLROB Alllelll • , , ••••• 6 0 33 17 . Lbpo .......... 2 41 23 W.UoiOII ....... 1 5 29 44 20% lloeheoter $.4, ...., 1111 odie. B was lllo ..limo tllll ....... that Col........... Clll Neii.·Yorl< ...... 1 5 21 62 12 12 148 148 lql ol 1111 n. - 111111rat 1011 Clll TQTA!,S LArl' YIJEK'S IIESULT: 1111110111111 ciiiY otat,-wholl tbe Jtlo ll1arod die 1llp nq - 4 M o l p 1 Alllelll, lrotolcllt lhlro lH8 willl 1.oltimtle and !l'riCIIIIl SEOAL crown. No ~ hold Dan JIGbUD eat tho .Itt wiD, Every pi!Q'tr Ill tho Jll IIDe.., Frldll nllbt except Ja<:k IJo. wblle c;ltu<* Elllrldl Wll 1he for ovol'lll IIIIo ior ftrlll limo · - Joteklllll ...... 1111 Co-r lumbul Ia, "' todaJ'I ..... probobb' be ··~s Col ............. Jld<oOnville 13--2 FrldiQ' idabt to miwo ·Into GAL,J.IPOLIS - Slart ol pliQ' 11r1t place .. ll1e lnternlltlaaal In ll1e Ulllo ~ &Dd l'l>nY Leope, 12 pll'....a&e polntl o1 tho Galllpoll1 IWIIIIIOl' ahead oi'Rocheller. wn- I ..... , .U.I 23 ~ DIYIIIDI\) "*' 1111 Jacklolrfllle II - IIQ'od I week ODd will lllrt llcJa.. LEXINGTON, Ky. (1!1'1) diQ'' Juno 10. OWen Hauck, ..,. ol Kenlucll:'o Tbet .... ll1e ........moot IUccessiW hill> oclloolloot- Saturda1 momltv by CW! ball ooadtes, Frtda.Y roslpod u sor., IWI'IIIItr reereatiob direc- bead llrld coach at I.oxln8lon La!IQ'elie lllah School. llluck, who .... lllllltd to ll1e poll March 2 roptaclnl Eddie Selllu, who realped, oold he bid .., clollnlte 111ture plano. W•L 'T H OB TEAM .......,_ .....sti1~8 a,· Glllfp>lll • • • • .H 1.9 II . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150822 ' TOI'ALS II II 2 77 '17 ._e NO D§INII'E .Ji'.LANS fifth, ~~o~p porcent ol hi&ll · - locRIJall bljurleo Ncll year "" altrlbutld to poor )lbyolool ooa<lltlotL He aGled, uyogr attend&DCI will r<lleet YOOl' - ·• No hllb acbool ooacheo are aJ. lowocl to attend llleoe oeollOIIo acconllng to the Oblo lll8h SdJool Allllellc Aaooclatloo rules. Allllotea ue IIII!IIPil In ouch pro!ll'ams throu&l>OUI ll1e 111ate In order to better their )lbyolcal ~~ylal!lo) .. -r. muha scorod at least ooe bit Columbo• an d Jocl<loaYWt andOIII nm. But, 111o Cotwmu• w1n .._ pliiJ'oo! 1 _.eholdor bore Sal...W~'t have been Olllllllblorlhe urdiiJ' wltb . - Gllllll' 5-1 fl<· lng ~. hurler Goalr)' 4.:1 and, Jim O'TaoltW....,aplnlll o.r.r Golden Bears JackoOnvllle'·l Bet> - . y 1-11. GUARDING OUR BORDER against agrleultural peals, U.S. Department o! Agriculture Inspectors examine all ; fruits, plants, vegetable& and seeds entering the countr)' by mall, truck, tall or individual tra\o·eler. Few realize thut "· foreign produce could hide lnaects or plant dlaeases that would serloualy damage U.S. crops, lorests or shrubs. One ) piece of fruit, a vegetable, a plant or a package ol seeds to all It takes to give a "hltchblklng" pesllhe llllll needs to cross mountains or deserts and jtart an outbreak. Five MedOy outbreaks In the last 40 years have cost taxpayertl .; more than 121 mtlllon. To prevent this from happening a gain, all agricultural Items must be presented to.. lnspec'•, lora at the border £or clearance when entering tbe United Slates. ON .RATES~ f CHECK WITH US .TODAY ..... dlvloloaal pill)' . bQin In V. D. EDWAR'S INS. AGENCY 1950. FIGHT 1 Rl'.SULTS 992-2440' 130 f. 211!1 ST. By IJnltod Prell Dll.tmatloaal NEW YORK (IJPI) - R 11 Caoo, 160~, Pllorto Rlc:o, ltop. egetables Give Vim, igor, Vitamins Too •• <::apture Golf ' ·:· ol~' d) :-e: ' ' ' ... h 1r • '; r ."., , ' f ' '.' 11 I • I r'"";" !~_. L ··~ , "'· ., ; . ,. ' " ;" .; 1""':. j ~~.<<;",VII~~- ~'l lf , ~dJ !.li. "'' • ·1i-:· '·' Cham~iO,nshlp r i ,·, ' .. -o. .6ld Fort, Anna Advance • • at Glass, on Health Needs POMPQY,O, . ' . • ' • GALUPOUS - Nutrltiollllly under controlled conditions of peaking, vegetables are a prl- temperature, hwnidity, and soil llrY source ot many of the vl- fertilit)', and. are brought to marIDllns and minerals needed for ket in a state of near perfection. Let's review some general conood health. A well-chosen sucsiderations in selecting and pureaalon of vegetables in the diet an help to achieve vinandvlaor. chasing produce, These wm be Now that spring ls really here, slmllar whether tor local or ship.. 10ughts turn to fresh garden ped-in produce, Crom field or roduce. But those few tomato hothouse: lints just out in the back yard - Buy only what you need and ron't produce ror a cwple of can store properly for a limited tonths, nor wUl some of tile ·ther outdoor vegetables. But, time. - Select the best quality for ere in Ohlo, we can buy local your purpose - ..you won't need rown fresh pro:luce in the tbe C&ndest grade or pack for prlng. How? We have a large l'OOIIho<lse vegetsble lndustcy, every use. - Look for color denoting )ver 600 acres ol vegetables are the desired state ol maturity; :rawn under glass in Ohio. This firm, tresh appearance; _proper s the largest vegetable acreage lller glass In the United states. size ror intended use; minimum Greenhouse ~ers produce of spots and blemishes. oOth red aid pink skinned tomaOillO'S GREENHOUSE vegetaoea, cuciDtlbers, letbJ.ce (both eaf and Bibb), and water ..::ress. bles are a major resource to C'hise vegetables are produced Ohio consumers, and this is the STOP AT KAUTZ IN . ·o ··.· n ·; ., ., . ;,_ f CHESTER FOR YOUR ' ·:' ' ~ ' ' Shoppe 11·10 vor. Check over the items available to you CI'om Ohio's greenhooses. Select with care, store properly, aOO use them imaginatively. Fea~ ture them in your menus. Use them as garnishes. High quality fresh produce items can lihyoor menus out of the ordinary! Friday Market Oosings cows LOVE IT! llCCWSIV! GOlF Dlmt~P WALL 511&1 GOLF COilflo,IA!IQN MENT ol!ero dlllrlbuiiDQidp In tblo tii'IL (fl'TIO to ta950) secured u ln,.J&or7, I , 400 head 200 • 225 lb 21 .50, 1-3 220 • 240 lb 19.5020.50, 240. 260 lb 18. 75-19. so, 2-3 250270 lb 18. 18.75,_210. 290 lb 17.2S - 18. Sow s if"nerally SO higher, actiVe 1-3 33~400 16. 75, 400 " 500 lb 15.50 -16, 2-3 500-600 lb 14.75 • 15.50, lxlars 14 - 15. Cattle : 4500i No calves. Trading on all slaughter cla'sses slow , throughout, slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 lower early, with later sales 25-50 otr, cows aid bulls steady. Prime 12251350 lb slaughter steers 3-4 28.25 - 28. 75, high cholce IIJid prime 1150 - 1350 lb 27 • 28.25, choice 950 • 1350 lb 2-4 26. 27.50 mixed good and choice25,25-26 ... 50, good 24. 50 -25.50, staldanl 23 • 24, high choice and prime . ' ~. REGISTER FOR DRAWING OF F EE FOB COMPLETE INFORMATION AND PEIISOII:AL '. ,, IN- ' lb 2-4 25.50 • 26.50, mixed good ard choice 25-25.75, good 24.2525. 25, staldanllllld low good 2224. 24, a few canner aOO cutter INTERNATIONAL THREE pOINT HITCH .low, qulc:k, ruuod &Dd depe_.e 52 HORSES STRONG <mtn. estimate) will pull three ·plows in any soil, four in most . E . demonstrations anytime-anyplace. We welcome FRE the opportunity to show you our best deal. · ,..,5~ Or c.u (t12J.8~1~ . . ' (64.95 VALUE ) HydrOIIatic power ltwrlng - dry-type olr filters - 10~~nch DyncH.Ih clutch- 32 amp. alternat!r-disc brabl-llluR qear drives - p or dleMI engiMI - TOI'Cjut Amplifier (with 10 tpeeds forward, 2 NVerM)-Independent ~takeoff . ·. MEIGS COUNTY! TRACTOR RADIO A-walfaiJie features ~ WRITI:W.,.G.C., 442 W<JW #,,, Pj;~lll,ll(!il!. '··· The locaUoo of Haman Hl&h is very scenic. We sa:t at an out. door table aid looked at 1he hills on the John Whelton utate in front and in batk of us. We saw excellent grassland. It sOOWed the result of lime and fertilizer trea1ment and grazing at a rate not g,reater than tbe peature would safelJI carry. We have seen that grazing management Ia wry important to having good pasture. , IN WITil PuRCHASE OF I' I' ceive awards. • EACH o44 TRACTOR, A FREE TRACTOR RADIO WILL BE GIVF.N. ALSO - tau fir ~ t mont, and Washington Counties. Dodd was an hooor graduate of West Virginia University in 1960 and served as soil conser~ vationist at Princeton, W. VL, from 1960 to 1963, and as work unit conservationist, RavenM, Ohio !rom 1963 to 1967. He ha s developed an excellent reputation as a speaker at eer~ vice club luncheons, annual meetings aOO various !arm, conservation, and ladies groups. He is also the author of articles put; Hshed in Soil Conservation Magazine, Ohio Woodlands. The Ohio Farmer, and the Ohio Conservation bulletin. COME IN-SEE THE NEW 544's ""'abititlt ."" j PAUL A. DODD RECENTLY WE atteldcd the FF A parent--son dimer at Hannan High. This was a very enjoyable occasion. Robert straight is carrying out an excellent VoAg program at Harman. It Ia aJ.. wa,ya a _pleasure to see the FF A boys conduct a meeting ami re- 900 - 1050 lb slaugher heifers 3-4 26.50 • 27, choice 850-1050 .)8. ' lor ' lb 16- traJt , .... by IJillp ldvorllolJW .......... ...; ...,._..._ AIIIOn1"" OlfiiOrlhlp pooatbla. . POMEROl - Paul A. Dodd, Project Coordinator, Buckeye HWs Resource Conser,.tion and DevelC~~ment Project, with heaclquarters at caldwell, wlll be the lesturcd spesker tjle 25th anniversary meeting or the Meigs son and Water Conservation District to be held Monday evening, June 10 at 7:19 p.m. at the Pome-roy Junior High School. Dodd wUI discuss what resource conservatioo and development could mean to Meigs county. He was recently hired as the project coordinator o( the Buckeye Hills group which serves Morgan, Noble, Monroe, Bel-_ CUSTOM • CRAFTED GOLF l!QIIIP- . ** Speak at Meeting CIIICAGO (UPI) - Livestock: Hogs: :JOOO; barrows and gilts uneven, SO to $1 higher early, with most of the advances on weights under 240 lb., later 2S to SO higher, fairly actiye earl)', later slow. 1~2 190 23S lb. 2~21, over Sheep: 50. Not enooglt lor tooL ~ at Dodd Will that there IJll)elred to be an iP.. conservation district ud devel.crease in wildlife as a result of oped a consern.tioo plan for hi1 ·· llllld laat lolL Esrly thlo aprirw his PllnUnes . he reseeded lour acre a of orchlrd DENVER lOHO OF' SCS gran and Iadino clovlr. Denwr checked about 1 pond which Wll· slid that this new nedlng w•lli llam D. VanMeter of Cllfton was ccxnlrw along very nlcOly. interested in knowing about. Va"" WE HELPED MEL CLARK, Meter is a cooperator ol the soil whose farm is on TenMUe Creek ' near Lieving Mine, with revlaton of his plan. This revision ln-. eluded additional land which be hid boughL In golll(l' over ll1e farm with Mel, we exunined some pine woodland. He pointed out to me 1 lot of bteaklge which had bean caused ltds past winter by heavy snow. Many pine trees were broken otr and others were uprooted as a result or the snow. We checked one area with our woodland information stick and round that there were about 18 cords per acre. During our tour of the fann we saw some excellent purebred Hereford cattle which Mr. Clark had bought at Jacklon's Mill. COLUMBUS (II PI)- Produce: Paid to Ohio cwntry packing plants for eggs deUvered to major Ohio cities, Detroit and Pittsburgh, cases included, consumer grades, including U. S. grades, minimum 50 case lots, cartoned: A large 33-36lh , A medJum 2528, A small 22-26. 4' 1b. 16-19 . Ohio • lndtana 11. ve broilers and CLEVELAND (UPI) - Homefryers. At rarm: H'h -16. grower changes: Ohio hens, turkeys .00 other Cabbage: So. Ohio: 50 • lb classes of poultry. At fa.nn: light cll'tons dcmestlc round type medtype hens S-6. -Ready to cook hens, delivered Ium 2. 65-2.75. Cucumbers: Greenhouse: Car~ to major Ohio cities, ice packed, tons 24s US fr.y 2. 75-3.25, U. S. grade A and U. S. grade A, ceri:s per lb: 5 lb and over 27-31, under No. I 2 • 2. 75, 30s 2-2. 50. cows 16.75. 19.50. The Almanac By United Press International CINCINNATI (UPI) - LiveToday is &lnday, June 2, the J54th dol' of 1968 with 212 to stock. Cattle: 300 Calves 50. Hardly lollow. enough of any class for price The. moon is between Its new test, few sales of sllughter phase and flrot quarter. 'l'tle morning star• are Saturn steers aDd helters fully steady, receipts included several lolds and Venus. good and choice steera IIJid hell· The evenl.ng stan are Mercuers sold prior to arriVII.. Choice · ry and J~~Pller. 1000-1050 lb ateero yield I!I'Bde on IIllo diQ' In history: Ill 1962 Gen. Robert E. Loe Z-3 26 • 26.50, good 800" 100 lb over command ol die 23.50 - 25.50, choice 800-900 lb Confederate umleo o1 eaatorn heifers yield !ll'ode 2-3 25-25.75, good 000.900 lb 22.50-.24. 75. VIrginia and North Carolina. Hogs: 1200. Barrow &Dd gl!to Ill lt24 Congreos lfll!llod 25 cents, instances 50 cents highcltlzenllhlp to Ill Amerlcsn er lalrly active, 1-2 180-230 lb Indians. Ill 1953 ~... Ellzlhetb n 20-20.25, 1-3 230-250 lb 19.50waa crowned In London's 20, 2-3 250-270 lb 18.511-19.75. Woatmlnloter Abbey by 1he SOWs 25 cents higher, 1-3 300.. 350 lb 16-16.50, 350-45U lb 15.50 Ardtblohop ol Canterbury. VB " time or year to feature them. Tomatoes, for instance, add color, navor, and general appe-tlte appeal. For many uses, the smaller tomatoes Ire a "!Jest choice'' since they are just right for individual servings and cost less than the larger sizes. Even om~~half of a fresh tomato, either chilled and lightly salted or broil· ed with crwnbs or grated cheese, can make an effective addition to a dinner plate. Thinly sUced, these fr esh tomatoe s combine well with other ingredients for salads, or can be served as a colorfUl, mooth - watering gar. nish. · Another greenhouse favorite is Bibb lettuce - tender, succulent, and most attractive. A Bibb lettuce salad, featured on your menu for your l'amUy, is a real "people-pleaser," ard Bibb combines well with other greens for attractive tossed salads. Remember - Bibb is very te!'¥1er and the leaves tear easily, so handle ' cleaning. Drain carefully ~· it well and . it dry a bit before using in a . The dressing will stick to the leaves bet.ter, giving the diad more na- 1s off Route 87, has seeded three acres to wildlife food. Last year also he seeded buckwheat and soybeans aNI let them stand lhroughoot the past winter for 1he beneftt of wildlife. Heal so planted a woodland border of autumn olive with some Chinese chestnuL He sald that .he had seen quallarrJ QUTZ .FEED $YORE . . ·. 0111l AIM IS TO SA'1'1SJ'Y • < PH. 'HWM7 ' . · ' ·· CHISTEit, 0~ SEE THE ALL NEW 544~1 IIOW lT a. II '. ·1 ft\EIGSEQII ... ft2·217. ..... ..... . •·•ril••lflttil . ' �' 16- l'hc SUOOay ·flmcs..senU'nol, Stuxll,y, Nt·•~ Ju~'· 2;19G8 in Farming Hobstetter ·Continues: . Critical Decisions Facin:g Area Farmers BY C, E. BLIKESLEE POMEROY - Area Iarmon Extension •\gent, llgrlculturo are facing serious problema. Meigs County They muat mike critical dec!....~~.;;_"'!'"_lllliiii..,,. slon• within the next r•w dayo You N•ed n.em deriving !rom water and s t 1 t damaged crops and fielda. I've .Got Theml • Tho hay crop harveat 1o already two to three weeks behind =~= schedule. Hay crops ror farmers . " ,• ;':e::i~~e'"!~ ~:.::: cultivation ma,r be needed 1D knock the weed• back 10 the corn can grow. In chemical control, lt ohould be pointed out that ohemlcalo have citnerent abUltle11. It lo tional Nltroson will be needed. very important that rarmers use Phoophale liKI Potalh 11113 11111 the precautions, both In applica- be eJqJOCiod 1o be In lhe 1011. Dr, Larey ~ ouggalto tion and handlln& that are recthat !armero ma,r want to secure ommended. It ia assumed that IIIQ~ corn :.:_:. .. . ly In quality. This Is because the which was flooded will have to be :::: ·.-. hay h already paosed the belli replanted. :-:· SOme of the suggestions made :::: qualicy period. Farmers with hay crops on by Extenolon speclalloto at Ohio ·.·. lowlands which were fioodedper- State University should be con) haps have only two choices: . aldered. With the lateness r:l plaotlng, : ~rus-~g the hay liKI hope that now It may be deolrable lo JJ> < .·.· ;:;: ( ~;~th~?~~·~:=:.~ •,-,!,· ::: } ::: to got It off the field. ~~~: Cattle are very reluctant to . ~ 1 ~f ~t Uht~l-oglngwhich ~~1st : ) ,i· tt any quanU1;)' } on Allit-Chalmen '"~'" w. :~: ;:;: ,~•landrosult o! the flood on ·:·: ~•wm ha,y II lo cui lhortthe ;::: .-.- amount of feed the !armor has. :::: .... He may have to make serious ? ad,iuslmeljls to recover this loss or may· be forced to buy con{ ~::~to hay for tho coming ·>: :::: ~= ·.:.:_: "Mo.'' Williamson ·.· :;: For Extra :::·.· :: Special Prices :: :. ? 302 and 303 } BALERS ?· <·: · ) ::: :::: . >> :.'.· Really smooth to handle-·::. .. ::;:... The 300 series balers:;:: ·· \ have 60" pick up width, ;:;: :}over running clutch. slip;:;: :;: C'lutth. adjustable ball ;:;: le01t-h• up to 42" and up{ ;:: to 80 lb. weigh! pld up :;:; ;:; £au~e. bale counter, :::: ;:; chute extension wagon ;:; i The amount of damage to seedlings In small grains Is still tD be determined. In many cases it is a total lo88. In other cases It may pull through. Numerous choices and decisions are open to farmer s in connection with Ule corn crop. On upland fjelds the weeds are already getting ahead of t h e corn. Both chemical control and U Nitrogen !ertlllzer baa aJ. ready ~ applied, Iarmon will have ID oonolde{ that a atzeable portion of that hu alrti<IY 11000 down tile Ohio River, 10 addi- to coms which are suggested as mid-season ol' short-season. Our oormal bottomland la con- sidered In the 800 maturity oerles. This means it would take 1.21 to 125 days uncter average growing conditions to mature. The 700 series matures 3 to s da.¥11 earlier. The 600 series, another 3 to ~ days earlJer. In some cases, however, even a 500 series might be deolrablo which means It would mature 9 days to twoweeksearlierthanthe 800 maturity series. BottomJancl farmers have another problem. That is Maize Dwarf Mosaic resistance. If the farmer cannot find a mid-season corn which is resistant, then his onl,y choice may be to stay wtlh the .long-season com. ln case the corn fails to mature it may be necessary to make silage out of the run season com. a fertilizer auchasa i.5-8-8touae at planting time. He also ouggasts that com probably should be planted lhal· low U It 11 dolle be!ore the 1011 has the CJIII)Ol1wllty tD dry out. An Inch to an lncll and one-llal1 milbt be a good depth. In regard to plant population, It Is suggested 1o shoot lor lower population than oormaJ. Perhaps tho number o!plantoeJqJOcted at harvest time normally might be the gooal to •hoot at at plantIng time. The reason lor thla lower population suggeotion Is that the dry periods during the summer may handicap hlgh populations. With the late planting, we need to give the corn all the advantage pooalble. Many !armors are !lgurlngthoy ma.y have to store silage in a olack thl• fall It the corn does not mature. Silage ia an excellent !eed and this may be the beat way or harvest lf we should race early frosts. A report !rom the alate cllmatologlat, Marvin E. MOler, stated that the rainfall amounts for lhe 24 boors ending at 8 a.m. on the 24th ranged from On The Farm Front :;: hitch. :': ! I Soviet Sunflower Offering Hard PricesA.. AtAn ·.\_, Competition to Western Soybean AIITimolowOn •.!.·.! '.•. , , 77G Rakes Too! . ;: WASIIINGTON (UPD - ·.:.: 10m- .... no'!:er oH, much of It produced ··· l th Sovi t UnJ i b :;: C"4ALMIRS MOWERS ~~~· n e e on, 1 ecom;:; WHILE YOU'RE THERE · ing on Increasingly Important .;: • ~;~ competitor for American soy( Stop end SH "¥.~." { bean producers on world mark::: WILLIAMSON Tod.oy ot ) eto, an Agriculture Department ::: :::: study indicates. Production o! sunflower oil :::. :;:; has been expanding rapJdly in ~~;~ recentankyeara and the product .... " :::: now r s oecond only to soy:;:; :;:: bean oil among the major vegelsble and palm oil crapo o! tho } ::~; world . And' after many years In ;:;: Salem St. Rutland, 0. ;:;: which oun!lower oil was prleed ::: • ;:; CHECK THE NEW ALLIS •• t WllliAMSONS ) FAIIIM :: SlJPPLY : :; ALLIS. CHALM ERi Try Government speciallstA said any other vegetable oil. By that from !960 through 1965, soybean oil undersold sunflower 1967, exports o! oun!lower oil amounted to 10 per cent ot total world shipments ot edible otla, Speclallals eald the blggeol (actor in the aunllower oil boom has been the rapid lnciease in per - acre yields and oil yields In the Soviet U!J(on. White SoViet sunfiower acreage 1ncrel8ed only 6 per cent from 1957.19 to 1967, lolsl yields ohot up about 50 per cent. The report added that while Soviet suntlower seed production rose 67 per cent .from 1956 throogh 1967, oil production jumped 138 per cent because of the succeu of scientiata in breeding ne' varieties with higher oil content. More progress in stepping up the oil content or tho plant Ia expedod In tho !Uture, the report eald, One olgnl!lcant lndlcatloo or the Impact of theae developments on the United State• carne in a report on shlpmenta of Soviet ounflower oil ID Western Europe, a major customer for ,American soybean products. The Soviet sales rose !rom 8,:;oo ohori tons of oil In 1962 tD nearly 115,000 tons last year. oil by margins ranging from .5 cent to 1.2 centa a pound. But In 1966 the picture changed ao Soviet o!flcla!o began to puAh a growing volume of sunflower oil onto world markets and prices dll1)ed. Jn molt months last year, . sunflower all was sUgtrtly under ooybean oil. This year, another sharp de. cline in sunflower oil prlees carried them In April lo 1.5 cents a pound below soybean higher thin soybean oil, it is now oil. cheaper, ~ &lnflowen are produced commer clal ly in a number of countries Including Bulprla, Chile, Romania, Hungary and Yugoslavia. The giant of the lndustry , however is the Soviet Unl.on, whicb accounted In 1966 for nearly 65 per cent of world producUoo and about 70 per cent of world trade !in the product. Climbed ~0 Per Cent World produ'etion of sunflower seed in terms of oil rose nearly 60 per cenl between 1962 and 1967, the department eBtlmatea, And exporta of the prodict have l ~®GRAVELY risen faster than shipments ot -·- --- Revolutionary! Enjoy new high-torque lugging power . . . top performance for every job. Because the Gravely Con~ert~ble IS a ndmg tra ctor for lawn mowing, convertmg mstantly into a balanced, eaay-hand!ing walking tractor by pullmg one pin. A tractor that is rugged and powerful, that will go where others can't do what others won't! •· i l ' On steep slopes, in brush, over rugged terrain , in the garden, the Gravely Convertible does the job r1ght --: IS revol utionary because it has the ability to be a nder or walker ~ instantly - aa the job demands, as y ou choose! All-season , all job versatility - as a rider or a walker - as a prime power source for rugged, practical powered attachments that are out-front for visibility and ' safety. 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"· c:.ne,, STORE OPEN 'TIL I PRI., '" " OTHER DAYS 8 TO I; MILL CLOSES NOON SATilliDAVS. 0-46 Inch In Younp1D1111 tD 3.41 lncheo at K - . 01110 area blthe~ ralnlall IIIIOUIIII averlnc:b over tllo northeastl£ 1.6 lnc:beo In .welt ...,_ Ira! .... -~~ areu. Rainfall llllOUIIII lor the 24 bouro ending It 8 a.m. aa the 24th exceeded t lnoheo at Walhln8ton C<lurt Houoo, WUmlngton, LlureiYIIle, McArllllr, l!hter· prloo, NeliaaYIIte, and AmeovUie. llich heaoy ralna normall,y OC<UJ' oaJ,y mce In 50 to 100 years • olo, ape~ A. 9 Moot IOUthern ancl contra1 aroas bovo recelnd t to 8 lnclloo ol rain .m-Ini tllepolttwoweeko. For uamplo, Columbus (ci\Y) hao rocel•ed 6.11 lncheo alnce May 13. lloaoy rolna ol Ibis mqnltude nol'llllll.l)' occur onl,y once In 100 yean during the pertlld May 13.:!6. 'l1le lloodiJw or tile pollt week• lo reported 1o be the latellt In JIWI1708rl. Let' I hope that It doesn't bop. pen apln. POMEROY - Edl100 Hob.aet. lor, Presldem of tho li'l>merQy Nallonal Bank, lo etartlnti blo third year ao cl!al.....;, ol tllo 4-11 conunlttee or the iJ>Io Blllkero Aoooclatlon. O.er t;o pollt HYeral montho, a drive was by '!'be Ohlo Bankero Aosoclatlm to raise !undo for 4-11. Forty or the Alooclltlon's member banko <011· trlbutecl $1,065, reports Albert F, Gehrea, Stale 4-H ~. Ohio COos>erative Extensive Ser- """*'cted zart aM Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, advisors, aasisting :In plans tor the year. Cindy Fitch was In charge ot two games or uout" for recreation. - Tawnya Court, reporter. THE COURT HOUSE Cut.-Ups 4-H Club met at the home of Uon on flower arrangements was given by Janet Moos. Wendy Carper reported on ealt In your dleL Refreshments were served by Noncy st. Clair. - Janet Joyce Myers was In charge or Moos. recreation of croquet am badTilE 4-H QUEEN BEES Club minton. Lemmade was served by Sherry Mccain with the cook- met at lhe Tuj>pers Plains School out lwtch. - Elaine Milhoan. with 27 memben in attendance. For the sewing project the group learned to read patterns, disTHE RUTLAND 4-H EliPlorer• met at the heme of advisor, cussed !lrsl aid for the Injured, Veroon Weber, with nine blem· and talked over the correct ways bors attending. The gr~q~ stu- of cooking !ooci lUte Merclnko died the dtaerent kinds of trees gave a report on water satety. and discussed plans for their blrd Nancy Bailey led the group In feeders or bird houses. Jim playing fruit blsket. The next Birchfield was ln charge of soc- m~ wUI be June 6, - Llna Sherry arxl Faith Mccain r&contJ.y and held a cook-oul A demonstration on Food Preservation was given by Rhea MorL Faith McCoin reported on solely. cer tor recreation and he also served refrestunents - Dallas Weber. THE LEADING CREEK Helpers 4-H Club met on May 20 at the home of the advisor, Charlotte Peckham. The dub plans to sell toothbrushes and ar~f ol­ letHng botue cll(>s. Andrea flewhurst was inchargeotrecreation. Vinton such as lhlo 75-loot slruc· lure made of ftberglaoo and plastic. Deolgner soy& planto grew faster In lbeoo towero, which could be bull! at tall a• 150 feet. or Losan. : : their reatdence ~Ew- Thlo Is the llrat year lhltOhlo bankers have portlclpatecl In o joint 4-11 fund-raising drive, ID which port ol tho oontrtbutlono JJ> 1D th~ National 4-H Foundl. lion liKI _part to the Ohio 4-H Foundation. Ohio t-H FoundaUon !Undo are uoed lor many 4-11 programo, Including 4-H Club advisor trainIng; Ohlo Club CMgress; ocllolarshlpo ID Buckeye Recreatlm Worl<ohop; scholarships tD cltlzeuahlp short oourses and leadera' forums at the National f-8 Center In Washington, D. C., Weather Roundup ;:!!:e:=4.:c1:"..,:. c:.nti'rbutlng banke from thlo Ewington !amity. aree lnclede the Recine ·Home National Bank, Racine; T h o Farmers Bank liKI SaviaBo com. PIDYi Pomero.vt The Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy; liKI the Ohio Valley Bank COrnpan,y, GaJ. llpollo. Hob-r wUI preolde over a obnllar drive whlch will begin next Oclober. He Urtel all banko In Ohio to ronetder IXIIllrlbutlng ID the advance men! <I thlo worthwhile 4-H program In Ohio liKI Ed McGhee~. Recoat caller• at Mr. IIKIMro. C. o,-er Incl.- !ltarles Joaea liKI Mra. Clark100, both or Rio Grllllde. Mro. llazeiStrlddlnliKidauil>ter, COiumbWI _ . tile ll'80kond here with her pe:ronlo, Mr, liKI Mro. E. E. Hartooak. Mlll Marpret Edmlllloll II violtlnc her atoter, Mro. Kalbryn Aloxandor, Galllpollo, tblo week. Mr. ancl Mr•. Rqy llwltloy called m Mr. ancl Mro. Eatle Hartoook llinclaJ, o. Mr. liKI Mro. w. va. Emor7 K111111 open~ a week- NOTICE CENTRAL &Jf'A In Ccroperetion with DeKalb, Perk Seea farms, end Kenworthy Seed Co. Will Replace 1h of the corn which is necessary to replace because of floodin(! or other weather condltlona. CENTRAL SOYA OF O_HIO BJe. ... ,._ ••• full Wi- d)ii(>JW OF eaplalli Art i' A. Hay111a11;. · . . 191ille !lltllng bolj!l' ·~ ~~ · . llfe'• PleNu?i u !hey eame eac:h d(!l. w. ~ldillt "lbl~- of 1:011• el!!l' - Fori... Forient he 1i'u"jlroud Gl. OFFICE 'pai:e for rent. ·CIII at ',!fe had our_ lfMHI frQm I I.QI, till I 1 W• 11C1111 aild . qaairell bllt WI p.m. '. ' loVod him v"'· ·!llkh, and '··· ., we know ~ ~ 1rii eirtd. Fll1INiliiiED apartmeilt, But only Ji we CioJI14 tell him tact stena Amold. l'll'k c.ajust one mate d!ae or Mi 11'11 Hotel. '1141 him for the IIIII time and lbow him just' ~ proud we t BEDROOM HOUSE'I'IWI.EK . are of htm, It WIJU!d give our on lsr8e lot on ·Rt. ut, • 1 •,.hearll I joy. · mo. Water 11111 sewage ftil'Jt, . But we know he'a up In ·HeaPh. - - 'liM ven IIOW marohlng with Oo4 and His anpls ill that happJ $EEPING 1'001111. . . . , • ·anpl b~. .. - .. '" will . ralel. Part oentnJ 'Hotel '·P ., hlell ~ f35. Call CCf-40M after c p.m: mn.'wi STRAWBERRIES, GU!e~ple, eall Cart 441 .... 1284 COMPLETE BATHIIOOII ool, fit used, call ....-. 128-3 3 1tAMPS11JRJ sOWs 1'111! Sept "to fur- 1.' ·"'' 1 head. R. A. Evana, Rl ISS. 1284 ADULTS:~ and~- RETIRING- MUll sell !olloW117-l n!Jhed. modem aperliDeldl1 I lila pieces cl furniture. I pc. :k•~~~e: eoraled ·P~ wa)ll - . Notice ANYONE W18iUMl lo - bule to Clay Cblpel Ctlllllllly Fund I« tho IIIOWillC 81111 ipteep of the oemetery, pleile Ill 12!~ Lost end Found .OST FRIDAY, piJWOOd jollll . bolt with a Jalmlm I HP motor; allo, aet of 011'11.... lfiM If found. Call .... or Mf.I2M Ractne. 1»-1 Y~tOwn .U.....,. with dllpolal· lillllll ltt/lm doors 81111 wlildcm, 'building tompletely inlulaled front and rear eiltranees; ~tti ptete , Fld abd ..... l'Jlon tapestry llvblc 1'06111 Illite. I pa. blonde bedronm 11111te w I t ·h moltresl ~ boS: sprint~. I W~ Launclromat. good flD!!dltlon. 1 lnnon!JI'Inll Berkllne ~ I'OC!Idnl dtalr, upbolsterlng In IJOOd llJapt. Can be " ...-.onap of Flrit Clwrclt of '(!oil. Jhriluclloul. home with carpet ! BBDROOM ~ Gil 11- ;.- front, allo • ~ .. I)N!l'lbnt. -~ li!m. ~\1 41111...... ' 11'1-lf race - Mrl. -- Gr'JMI 81, Plebia, • 11'1-t .t.. t BEDJ!O()M;1011:. ~. no vet( r..IICJn ltiS Chatham Ph. IJ7-t 2 nnaooM paid,, • 'APr., g!IHIIM ilite*- Call ., .... *'"· ... lli-tf We MiliCI Ullin• PrlceleducM.S..UIIfvl Colonlll :118 EARJ;Y AMERICAN ate.~, ' lleaU· *Uful radio I!OII!binat!on. IIOIIcl atate unit with t speed ~hancer, Take over pa)')!lellll of $6.00 per month or balance $99.111, ALSO: A lovely walnut con110le, with 4 1paaker oound~, 4 speed dual volume control, with AM a.- FM radio. Pay balance payments of $5.00 per month. Call 448-111211. 11'1~ •-111 ..- .......... GENERAL STORE, good nnl buslnea. Good !oeatlon, well stocked, good equipment. 7 rm. modern living quarten, utra lot Se!llni bee.- of healtb. i"'lulre P. 0. Ilea 10, Jacbon, Ohio. 120-11 D.H.Vf(M)D,Reahof Pho• 446-1066 12ft. X44ft. In UJO _only 4 monlhll. owner ltrv to oell below market Yllue. CONI'ACT Dr. T. W. Morgan """·~1411 lij:W TRACI'OR TRADE-INS: 1-MF lSD, 3-MF liOD, I MF 35D, 1-Ferg. to, S Ferg. .1D, t JD 1010, 1 JD 2010, I Furd 800, Z-'51 Fordll, I - '10 Ford, I FarmaD 501, 1 'Farman 200 with t.qols, 1 l"armall 'Super C" 111th t.qo~, While they, laot: New I rOw· cull. $'1UII, nw lUI rear tractor tires fl5.1111 (tu Incl.), fdlllllf front 112.15 tax mel:). adJ~ ~o~~ , 11n1r1 IUS, new liumpen 1!1.00. 011 \Ill, I(IOt tb\ancl!IC with ~ dofnl'. ~eiltll '~ • · oALtJ'I'(IUS ..., we- . .~ SAL!J, st. Rl 7, If, P., lliuP- ~ :. ,...~ Services Offel'ICI Tho """ Gohl Cure-All won't wrap. won't plq In 1117 hay crop. Supplico the o1tra marcia ol d1')'IDI opeec1 lhal rNulll 1n hilher quality !orqe. New oloelj>lck-up roll, witb horrlnlbont dbo, ......_ ot<mo from bucllo~tt qalnatm upper rubber ..U.S.... thlleaYII.. Now rollor-chobt drl•• pcnron both nllll. 8hoer boll proleclo tho JDO<hllllom. PI'O drl.. with 8 U·Jolall pormllllhorlor 1un11 wllboat knocklnr or atralnJna, AcJJualoble op- be&w- ...U. ·PYtl jual-rifhl ....U. lionln1 In ""Y hoy aop. . UallbH .-1 tr..e IIIII 1nv WOJ!dal ~ ,._ llli ¥ibrotl011, lower - · ~....,..tHo. Oocc1 lo look " ' - II tbt o.h! Olin-AU Won ,.,.. bu, 1111 hoy """""'-· btl .. eo.. "" M.b•'-•-1"'·~1 PH. co. 44645~ ~ 1'llablllc 300 !th ut11 Be - Aoe., 446-111'1. . , tf LEE'S PLUMB!IIG a. RE1101J. ELING, Crown aty, 0 •. Pb. -·-·-IIVIIo .....,.., -·· -lowl?' River lold IUft • IIlLI 110011 . ROMS out Dr (1ft' ~ W '1D 8A'"RN'l', GAIWR. DC. aoca 1111 ..,._ Alllt A · L&'IOI A.CU LOr. . . . . ... 93 Ac,. '-"" 251-Wt. DEWiff'S PWIIIINO AND IIDmiiJ ROUTE 1110 al· EterlfMII. r._ 111-lf 4fM'111_ m If PINKING SIIEAIIS sharpened '1.25 up, sclsBGn 45c up. Shep- STANDARD PWMIING IIEA'I'DIG, a! ... Til Aw. pard Sewing Machine Salell 4CUIII. &. Sen'lce, 861 lot Ave. 1174 a •• OENI I'UII'II PLVMBING a IIBA'nJIIO ~,lllprlll, 0. Ill Ill ... 'Dead Stock Iemond .... WILL 7'IIOOft JOur dllll hones, etnlll . . 111111!.. CIJI eoDicl Jli:boa • Ill!. ' \ l' Insurance REYNOLD'S GAUII'OIJ8 TV FOR ALL your lnlunnee needl, 439 5-.d Avenue check with your lll'lllle If' Acroa from Post Ollke enll at the Neallnl. Aptii:J, Phone t414201 64 State St. AlltDII lor IIIIo, Your Emenon Dealer 1&-tf lire, Romeownen, bolpltal and general llabllltJ' M.lf -;;;;;;;-;l~( ·II ~~~~~ NATION<krbE I• JNSiJtwa . 18'1 tt AUTO, lire, Hfe. 41 Stale ll Waldo F, Brown, W'. R. · Brown. 446-11110. 11-Cf TERMli'E PI!:ST OONfROL FREE tnopactlon. call ~ Merrill O'Dell, Oparat..- lor Extermlta_l Termlle !!en'lfe 10 Belmonl Dr, 11'1 tt Ph. tll-034?. ---- Younpten and oldlten llk meats that ean be eul1y man.. HOMER liA1UU90K ~. so they won't have to be WATER Delivery Service, can helped. 4aY or night, Rlo Grande, For the very younc and the · Ohio. Ph. 1§8_ 153-U 1 en 1o r citlzena, lnelucle IOine moat TERMITB 1r PEIII' COmaoL inn loawt, pottlew, dloppo<l meat end fnnldurterl. FA1N Ellermlnatlon Co. Wheel· ersburl, Ohio. Ph. 57&-ei!J. 545 HILDA DR., FelrvlfA" SublSI-If djv., Rt. SB. New 4 ltedr,am spilt Jevel h!tme, ll,i bllltl, double car lllf&IO, part ~ BULLDOZER lr BAaqiOE 1110111, paneled ~ with SERVICE. l!uement, oeptlc tanb, mter bedl, 1eadt bedl, · 1;1u111.1n eleot. _, and bllmfarm pondl buUt and cleaned. ers. carpet In front room 81111 hall. ready to move Into. Kao Herman II. Reese, Cllelblre • JB.tt· larp lot. See this nlee hol)le. 367-'/5111l, lliq'l!re Rice a. Corbin ·flltlll· '· WATIIR WELL JllllLUNG lure 'CO, Ph. tll-1171 ·..- lj!ter 5 f*D. ll'l·ll MYEIIS PwDJII sa~ee • B~rY· Ice, Pli. Rutland, o. :Mitt 'll'l PU PLUG-FREE ROLLS DELIVER FASTER HAY CONDITIONING Plumbing f, Heating ,.. . qalrten on Clll Ul lor Stale Hi8b"V· other feitri. , ll:f 'IF Rlaell D, W'Mt MtW JQb I. llldllldl Ill 1111 RoaaN It ......, 1111.1 •• •• 8UILDINI1 UYI'S, ros &. wa. ter, 20'1 Jackson Pike, Phone 446-WI, Alnlne 1\lntel. 109-tf condltton, ready to move tn, hardwood noors, modern eiOI:,trlc stove. two full baU.,, full lla?emlnt, 'Mit riiri\1 fUftlltiri' with Rreplace. Shower In 'basement, two car port. located on First Ave. elole to hospital. See this for a good value. ! BEDROOM home, modorn ldtelten. lll'le lot, only three years old, larp lot, tel us help )'811 llnanee. 'AMILY '"" munc station ~ .....,, located In amaJI ... Jace, .,... llvlnc eentral air condltloobJi, hot · water beat, large play nom, patio, healed garage, pri<ed In the low twenties. We .have several hamel In the DOLL House NJnel7 tnr8pato, · . eu.ooo to tts,GOO ranee bolli tn tatlon a~u~. ,..._,.. . and out of town - cl!ll WI lor rates also lor ~ ar woJttng motlien, hourly, .... . •atiJI..,UOO. )J or week1J ralel. Pb. . . Ollfee 14, llrL I'll. Ill ••• Olear Baatlnl, 4~ Cortor Malle, ttUIII GOT DUST? Clll Hale'• 1111111 William Raft, U5-l!ll Oiling. I'll- m-tta. ... Carl Nlberl 4111111 8 RM. HOUSE, good conclltlon, COMPLE'I'E ~. close to !own. Wtn sell on <Ullom · eab!Mtll bUilt, n.wl E. Klngei'J, 1111450. 1M lard conlract. Ph. af. ter 3:30 p.m. J2C.I ....,, A BEAllm'tlL country bome located on one and 0111 half SINGER PORTA!ItB SEWS LIKE NEW. ZIG ZAG acres. A wonderful view. A equipped to buttonhole, 1110116- lbtee large bedroom bome Ill Garfield Ave., Ga1Upolil, with closell, very modem l!'am, etc. Full price 111.12. Ohio. Ph. tll-0118, 128-3 Phone 448-11111. 1!'7-tf with a colored batli, full bllelllt!ll with sbower, larp Cll' 4:1 1111. tiNP'URif. aptll'tmeat. 40 ACRES JIQIIy IIJ!1ber. taew port, A family a!Je y<IUIII ..-. boule IIIII older house, plenty FOR A JOP WELL DONE feel. M" Sinllhen St. Pll. ... ehard. tf you wan! a eoantrJ of water, pmd 10 mlles oul lng clean earpats wtlh Blue IIIII. 1M-if home see thll. Shown by ap. Price $10,500. Ph. S'lt-2424. Luslro. Rent electrtc ohampolnlment, 128-3 pooer It Central Supply Co. l BEDROOM home tn exeenent 127-1 Iy ~ pltlla pa. lnll. ll*ial' low nat. , . Haven Terrace A~. • Ham, w. Va. Pbtllll . . .. ~ laiYilllmenl _ . . . , • 'll'rlle APARTMICIIT, 4 rati., bl!h, Watldal Prildudl, lac., N, bea1 fumlsbed. ~- l!lli . ~ . . . . . . . . . .I 5 ACRES large ldtchen :wltb plenty ealilnell, oh fuiuee, ltGrm w!ft. don and doon, ollacbed 11118 car I!BI'Ige. Priced $11.0110. to- · catod on blado toP Stale Rd. S PC, MODERN living r o om Bu dee!! well. Win Gl 100 Del' sulle, brown, malcltlng ta- cenl. Plentv of blq ohllde trMI bles, walnut ilnith wllh ror- wllh beautiful I!I'MII lawn. mtea to)ll, sood cqnclltlon, IIOIIAJri' Dtu.ON, UAL'I'OII sell cheap. tii-2Sll 1!'7-1 Laeme ........ llrua. ' MA:i'IZ .II'I'EIU!O RADIO ~-~~~ Mobile Home NEN or WOMEN - No 1118 ~ Dill. Sem euaklme1'l willa uiiGnalJ1, Dan· JIIOIIDdt' 111eltY o!· OaDlpolil. Expa'lllllll Ml: FROM CITY small tobaeoo base. lllltra IOOd 8 room, one iliiOI' plan 112-tf wilt MI!'Y Lee Rayman. H~ 100 PER .CEtft: hlllr FOR SALE•.LEA$! Or ·RENT fall, medium lieown liltb hair - bualneu btll1dlnl 1n hurt baud. Half prtee tto. Ph. m- of bill~ dlllriet. Ph.. 441o. . 119-11 1111 or 448-1174. IJ7-tf ,..., ·. iDeet him one 4aY to be with htm for evermore. Sldly. milled by bll USED ,TROMBONE, 10 . ,.. home wllb 7 rooms and • balb and a half, run, carpeted., '* 2, ~91111 my buaballd pve 1111 1 •·1"llr' · lor us . hll fflelldl bat , e • . ' • mast or a11 1or ~ eounlrY 1 In TOwll lftck t.ome. Dotmtown parupou.. tor · ~ happenlne II) lhat' '11111 lli·~ holp finance.. room, t)ds two ...,. • mtaU dolm paf!IIOIII. fiiOIIIb. . ly paymenll, .• than nnt. ldei1 location. condlllbll,. with fUrnat!e. .•"'* wae dar. 11n .AJ*II . ~-illm Evelyn Jeffm, Treu. and !amlly o! St. Albans spent a .weekend with their parento, Mr. liKI Mrs. Keith Tyler, Mr, liKI Mrs. Earl llarrlo. Recent dlmer gueota ol lllr. liKI Mrs. John Webb were Mro. Webb'o IIIIer, Mr. liKI Mro. Kerr caldweU and her olster, Mro. Scott, IIKitbe Webbl' dau&h· tor liKI !amlly, Mr, IIIII Mrllt David Ball liKI the Webbo' ~ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. llaymmd HOOle, Recent vlaltorso!Mr. andMro. David Ball were Mr. and M r 1. Georp Hout liKI !amll.Y or Gal- · llpollo, Mrs. Ball's paronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Webb liKI Balla' daughter, Mr. liKI Mrs. !laymood HOOle. Recent Smda,y dinner guelto of Mr. IIIII Mro. David Ball were Mr. liKI Mrs. Georp Hout liKI famti¥, Mro. Ball'o parento, Mr. liKI Mro. Jolin Webb and t h e Ballo• claujjJiter and !amll,y, Mr. and Mrll. llaymood HOOle. Mr. liKI Mrl. Jolm Webb were vlaltoro In GaiUpolls recently. Thoy called oo i.lro. Kerr McClaskey, and her olster-la~aw, Mro. Tracey Wood. h lo stey. lng with Mrs. MeCiaskey 11hlle her lll&bliKIIo a ourglcal potlent In Galllpolla Clink . ,."",.,; 1n Memol:y · · • ""· contaet JriJ M111sr. -- the nallon. ved by the hooteaa. Mr• .,.. 11ra Waldo Long or Colwmua called oa Mr. IIKIMro. Mrs. Florence Odckle, Nota Mr. IIIII Mro. Rqy Bro1lll ()( Aluander, liKI Marlo Aloxander called on Mr1. Mildred Samuela Welt VIrginia oponl a weekend and Tom OUdde, Ga!Upollo, llln-· wl1b Mr. liKI Mro. Sam Marro. ll'1i ... LAND SHORTAGE co u I d lead to uoe of tranllucent styacraper a:reenhou1e1, GALUPOLIS - Temperatures, precipitation and weather coOOI.tions for each 24-hour period as recorded by Pete McConnlck at Fairfield Weather Station. ~ High Low Prec. SUnday 75 59 .28 Monda,y 65 56 2. 74 Tuesday 71 49 .06 Wednesdl,y 7S SO .20 Thursday 71 52 .08 Friday 75 45 Saturday 69 47 Average high temperatures for BenediDil. the week this year 71.2 degrees, 1liE COLUMIIIA Make It 4-H last year 77,2 degrees. Club met on May 23 with 16 Avenge low tem.(IOrawre lor members present. Barbara the week thla year 51.1 degrees, Brookhart wu selected to take b last year 5L 4 degrees. nowers to the church. RecreaTotal preclpltatlonfortheweek tion was in charge of Barbara this year 3.361nches, last year, Brookhart and Vickie Hoyd. .28 or an tnoh. Ronda Whlltlngton. . Total preclpltallon lo dole thls year 22.39lnches, laotyear 20.20 last year. Normal average precipltatlon d~. Mr. Qllckle, who hao been aM11ll11 38.40 Inches. ' Ul at lhe home or his dau&h· ter, Mr11. Georgia Boyer, is improved. Mrs. Lola Gooch, whohaobe.. a pollen! In Holzer Hoopllslslnce BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB Mr. end Mrs. Kerr caldwell breaking her hlp a lew woekl ""'' of. Seattle, Wash., are visiting was brought 1o lhe home or her their dater, Mrs. B. S. Soot! daughter, Mro. Jameo Buoh, for o! Cleveland; a oilier, Mro. Mel. convalescence. Mr, liKI Mro. llarlliKI Wood- va Perey or Akron, and another rul! or Columbua called 011 Mr' allier, Mr. liKI Mro. John Wobb liKI Mro. C. E, Aluander and ol Ewlnaton. They all except Mro. Mr. liKI Mro. ~ Oddde re- .Perry went to Tenneaaee to aee their brother, Mr. IIKIMro. Jesse cently. Mr. and Mro. W. H. Adair <I Caldwell. Mr. Caldwelllspoorl,y. Mrs. Wyman Dennoy and oloWhitehall wero weekend 11110st• lar, Mr11. BaollllarrlsliKidau(lllor Mr. liKI Mra. Oocar Dyer. ter, Jane, were recent dinner Mro, Qlsote Sl!errltl, local, guolto o! their ount and uncle, liKI Mra. Colella Switzer, Gal Itpolio, have returned from a vlolt Mr, and Mro. Horley Green. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance with relatlveo In Columbuo. were vloltoro In Galltpolls reThe WSCS or V!Dm Mothecently, Mr. Yonce went lo condllt Church met recentl,y with Mro. Sam ~!<~Yd. Following devo- sult his doctor, Mr. and Mro. Basel Harris tlonala, a love!¥ l1111cli wao zer. BY MARIE ALEXANDER Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dlnlaco of Huntloglon were weekend visllora-ol her mother, Mrs. Pearl George. Mrs. Bertba Hanser, Crawlord, passed away at Cumberland. 0., rocenllyliKiwubrouahl to V~ lor burlsl In V!Dm Memorial Cemetery, Mro. Crawlord _.t several yean In this comnwnlty and Ga!Ua County. Mr. and Mro. Herbert Moore and oono, Fairborn, were weekend gueato or her parenta, Mr' end Mrs. V0111011 McCOy end attended the North Ga!Ua alumol ban<JIOI. Mrs. Verta Casto was a recent overnight guest or M r s. Caddie Reyno!do, lalcaoler. Mr. and Mrs. Darley V e 1 t open! a alpt recently wl1b Mra. Volt's brother, Mr. end Mro. Oocar Chamberlain. Mr. liKI Mro. Richard s.yre and ·Eddie, were lllnday gueato <I Mr. liKI Mrs. Leo Bayre, ProctorvUle. Mrs. Cl,yde McComu, CIOYe• IIIKI, _.t Memorial weekend with Mr. liKI Mra. George Cheatham and !amll,y. The v~ 'li'rlendsblp GardeD Club met al the homo or Mro, E. c. IVne recently. Any(l!lO wilillng to write lo Barey Blao, hla addre11 loi PYI. E.:! Barey R, Blaa, RA 11550788, CO. "If' (Siu-Enl.), 3rd Bn., OMS Bde (SCAS) 68.:!14, Fl. Lee, VIrginia 2380 I. Pvt. Bam Bias waa a recent weekend vlattor or hlo paronto, Mr. and Mn. Robert Blaa and ' ,, vice. - Jemy Ferguson. THE 7 TEEN STITCHERS met at Nancy St. Clair's home on May 20 am plamed to make flower wreaths for the servicemen's graves on Memorial~ and their ftrst party lor the Teeaogers Enterlaln projecl Under tho direction ot advisor, Mrs. Eileen Mees, the group. learned hem to set a table correctly tor dlf.. terent occasion&. A demonstra- ' 4-H Work Meigs County 4-H News POMEROY ~ The Portllnd Beaverettes 4-H Club met at the P..-tllnd Methodlat Church oo May 22 with Mrs. Thelma Co- ' I ., OIICE ' l l �' 16- l'hc SUOOay ·flmcs..senU'nol, Stuxll,y, Nt·•~ Ju~'· 2;19G8 in Farming Hobstetter ·Continues: . Critical Decisions Facin:g Area Farmers BY C, E. BLIKESLEE POMEROY - Area Iarmon Extension •\gent, llgrlculturo are facing serious problema. Meigs County They muat mike critical dec!....~~.;;_"'!'"_lllliiii..,,. slon• within the next r•w dayo You N•ed n.em deriving !rom water and s t 1 t damaged crops and fielda. I've .Got Theml • Tho hay crop harveat 1o already two to three weeks behind =~= schedule. Hay crops ror farmers . " ,• ;':e::i~~e'"!~ ~:.::: cultivation ma,r be needed 1D knock the weed• back 10 the corn can grow. In chemical control, lt ohould be pointed out that ohemlcalo have citnerent abUltle11. It lo tional Nltroson will be needed. very important that rarmers use Phoophale liKI Potalh 11113 11111 the precautions, both In applica- be eJqJOCiod 1o be In lhe 1011. Dr, Larey ~ ouggalto tion and handlln& that are recthat !armero ma,r want to secure ommended. It ia assumed that IIIQ~ corn :.:_:. .. . ly In quality. This Is because the which was flooded will have to be :::: ·.-. hay h already paosed the belli replanted. :-:· SOme of the suggestions made :::: qualicy period. Farmers with hay crops on by Extenolon speclalloto at Ohio ·.·. lowlands which were fioodedper- State University should be con) haps have only two choices: . aldered. With the lateness r:l plaotlng, : ~rus-~g the hay liKI hope that now It may be deolrable lo JJ> < .·.· ;:;: ( ~;~th~?~~·~:=:.~ •,-,!,· ::: } ::: to got It off the field. ~~~: Cattle are very reluctant to . ~ 1 ~f ~t Uht~l-oglngwhich ~~1st : ) ,i· tt any quanU1;)' } on Allit-Chalmen '"~'" w. :~: ;:;: ,~•landrosult o! the flood on ·:·: ~•wm ha,y II lo cui lhortthe ;::: .-.- amount of feed the !armor has. :::: .... He may have to make serious ? ad,iuslmeljls to recover this loss or may· be forced to buy con{ ~::~to hay for tho coming ·>: :::: ~= ·.:.:_: "Mo.'' Williamson ·.· :;: For Extra :::·.· :: Special Prices :: :. ? 302 and 303 } BALERS ?· <·: · ) ::: :::: . >> :.'.· Really smooth to handle-·::. .. ::;:... The 300 series balers:;:: ·· \ have 60" pick up width, ;:;: :}over running clutch. slip;:;: :;: C'lutth. adjustable ball ;:;: le01t-h• up to 42" and up{ ;:: to 80 lb. weigh! pld up :;:; ;:; £au~e. bale counter, :::: ;:; chute extension wagon ;:; i The amount of damage to seedlings In small grains Is still tD be determined. In many cases it is a total lo88. In other cases It may pull through. Numerous choices and decisions are open to farmer s in connection with Ule corn crop. On upland fjelds the weeds are already getting ahead of t h e corn. Both chemical control and U Nitrogen !ertlllzer baa aJ. ready ~ applied, Iarmon will have ID oonolde{ that a atzeable portion of that hu alrti<IY 11000 down tile Ohio River, 10 addi- to coms which are suggested as mid-season ol' short-season. Our oormal bottomland la con- sidered In the 800 maturity oerles. This means it would take 1.21 to 125 days uncter average growing conditions to mature. The 700 series matures 3 to s da.¥11 earlier. The 600 series, another 3 to ~ days earlJer. In some cases, however, even a 500 series might be deolrablo which means It would mature 9 days to twoweeksearlierthanthe 800 maturity series. BottomJancl farmers have another problem. That is Maize Dwarf Mosaic resistance. If the farmer cannot find a mid-season corn which is resistant, then his onl,y choice may be to stay wtlh the .long-season com. ln case the corn fails to mature it may be necessary to make silage out of the run season com. a fertilizer auchasa i.5-8-8touae at planting time. He also ouggasts that com probably should be planted lhal· low U It 11 dolle be!ore the 1011 has the CJIII)Ol1wllty tD dry out. An Inch to an lncll and one-llal1 milbt be a good depth. In regard to plant population, It Is suggested 1o shoot lor lower population than oormaJ. Perhaps tho number o!plantoeJqJOcted at harvest time normally might be the gooal to •hoot at at plantIng time. The reason lor thla lower population suggeotion Is that the dry periods during the summer may handicap hlgh populations. With the late planting, we need to give the corn all the advantage pooalble. Many !armors are !lgurlngthoy ma.y have to store silage in a olack thl• fall It the corn does not mature. Silage ia an excellent !eed and this may be the beat way or harvest lf we should race early frosts. A report !rom the alate cllmatologlat, Marvin E. MOler, stated that the rainfall amounts for lhe 24 boors ending at 8 a.m. on the 24th ranged from On The Farm Front :;: hitch. :': ! I Soviet Sunflower Offering Hard PricesA.. AtAn ·.\_, Competition to Western Soybean AIITimolowOn •.!.·.! '.•. , , 77G Rakes Too! . ;: WASIIINGTON (UPD - ·.:.: 10m- .... no'!:er oH, much of It produced ··· l th Sovi t UnJ i b :;: C"4ALMIRS MOWERS ~~~· n e e on, 1 ecom;:; WHILE YOU'RE THERE · ing on Increasingly Important .;: • ~;~ competitor for American soy( Stop end SH "¥.~." { bean producers on world mark::: WILLIAMSON Tod.oy ot ) eto, an Agriculture Department ::: :::: study indicates. Production o! sunflower oil :::. :;:; has been expanding rapJdly in ~~;~ recentankyeara and the product .... " :::: now r s oecond only to soy:;:; :;:: bean oil among the major vegelsble and palm oil crapo o! tho } ::~; world . And' after many years In ;:;: Salem St. Rutland, 0. ;:;: which oun!lower oil was prleed ::: • ;:; CHECK THE NEW ALLIS •• t WllliAMSONS ) FAIIIM :: SlJPPLY : :; ALLIS. CHALM ERi Try Government speciallstA said any other vegetable oil. By that from !960 through 1965, soybean oil undersold sunflower 1967, exports o! oun!lower oil amounted to 10 per cent ot total world shipments ot edible otla, Speclallals eald the blggeol (actor in the aunllower oil boom has been the rapid lnciease in per - acre yields and oil yields In the Soviet U!J(on. White SoViet sunfiower acreage 1ncrel8ed only 6 per cent from 1957.19 to 1967, lolsl yields ohot up about 50 per cent. The report added that while Soviet suntlower seed production rose 67 per cent .from 1956 throogh 1967, oil production jumped 138 per cent because of the succeu of scientiata in breeding ne' varieties with higher oil content. More progress in stepping up the oil content or tho plant Ia expedod In tho !Uture, the report eald, One olgnl!lcant lndlcatloo or the Impact of theae developments on the United State• carne in a report on shlpmenta of Soviet ounflower oil ID Western Europe, a major customer for ,American soybean products. The Soviet sales rose !rom 8,:;oo ohori tons of oil In 1962 tD nearly 115,000 tons last year. oil by margins ranging from .5 cent to 1.2 centa a pound. But In 1966 the picture changed ao Soviet o!flcla!o began to puAh a growing volume of sunflower oil onto world markets and prices dll1)ed. Jn molt months last year, . sunflower all was sUgtrtly under ooybean oil. This year, another sharp de. cline in sunflower oil prlees carried them In April lo 1.5 cents a pound below soybean higher thin soybean oil, it is now oil. cheaper, ~ &lnflowen are produced commer clal ly in a number of countries Including Bulprla, Chile, Romania, Hungary and Yugoslavia. The giant of the lndustry , however is the Soviet Unl.on, whicb accounted In 1966 for nearly 65 per cent of world producUoo and about 70 per cent of world trade !in the product. 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"· c:.ne,, STORE OPEN 'TIL I PRI., '" " OTHER DAYS 8 TO I; MILL CLOSES NOON SATilliDAVS. 0-46 Inch In Younp1D1111 tD 3.41 lncheo at K - . 01110 area blthe~ ralnlall IIIIOUIIII averlnc:b over tllo northeastl£ 1.6 lnc:beo In .welt ...,_ Ira! .... -~~ areu. Rainfall llllOUIIII lor the 24 bouro ending It 8 a.m. aa the 24th exceeded t lnoheo at Walhln8ton C<lurt Houoo, WUmlngton, LlureiYIIle, McArllllr, l!hter· prloo, NeliaaYIIte, and AmeovUie. llich heaoy ralna normall,y OC<UJ' oaJ,y mce In 50 to 100 years • olo, ape~ A. 9 Moot IOUthern ancl contra1 aroas bovo recelnd t to 8 lnclloo ol rain .m-Ini tllepolttwoweeko. For uamplo, Columbus (ci\Y) hao rocel•ed 6.11 lncheo alnce May 13. lloaoy rolna ol Ibis mqnltude nol'llllll.l)' occur onl,y once In 100 yean during the pertlld May 13.:!6. 'l1le lloodiJw or tile pollt week• lo reported 1o be the latellt In JIWI1708rl. Let' I hope that It doesn't bop. pen apln. POMEROY - Edl100 Hob.aet. lor, Presldem of tho li'l>merQy Nallonal Bank, lo etartlnti blo third year ao cl!al.....;, ol tllo 4-11 conunlttee or the iJ>Io Blllkero Aoooclatlon. O.er t;o pollt HYeral montho, a drive was by '!'be Ohlo Bankero Aosoclatlm to raise !undo for 4-11. Forty or the Alooclltlon's member banko <011· trlbutecl $1,065, reports Albert F, Gehrea, Stale 4-H ~. Ohio COos>erative Extensive Ser- """*'cted zart aM Mrs. Ruth Ebersbach, advisors, aasisting :In plans tor the year. Cindy Fitch was In charge ot two games or uout" for recreation. - Tawnya Court, reporter. THE COURT HOUSE Cut.-Ups 4-H Club met at the home of Uon on flower arrangements was given by Janet Moos. Wendy Carper reported on ealt In your dleL Refreshments were served by Noncy st. Clair. - Janet Joyce Myers was In charge or Moos. recreation of croquet am badTilE 4-H QUEEN BEES Club minton. Lemmade was served by Sherry Mccain with the cook- met at lhe Tuj>pers Plains School out lwtch. - Elaine Milhoan. with 27 memben in attendance. For the sewing project the group learned to read patterns, disTHE RUTLAND 4-H EliPlorer• met at the heme of advisor, cussed !lrsl aid for the Injured, Veroon Weber, with nine blem· and talked over the correct ways bors attending. The gr~q~ stu- of cooking !ooci lUte Merclnko died the dtaerent kinds of trees gave a report on water satety. and discussed plans for their blrd Nancy Bailey led the group In feeders or bird houses. Jim playing fruit blsket. The next Birchfield was ln charge of soc- m~ wUI be June 6, - Llna Sherry arxl Faith Mccain r&contJ.y and held a cook-oul A demonstration on Food Preservation was given by Rhea MorL Faith McCoin reported on solely. cer tor recreation and he also served refrestunents - Dallas Weber. THE LEADING CREEK Helpers 4-H Club met on May 20 at the home of the advisor, Charlotte Peckham. The dub plans to sell toothbrushes and ar~f ol­ letHng botue cll(>s. Andrea flewhurst was inchargeotrecreation. Vinton such as lhlo 75-loot slruc· lure made of ftberglaoo and plastic. Deolgner soy& planto grew faster In lbeoo towero, which could be bull! at tall a• 150 feet. or Losan. : : their reatdence ~Ew- Thlo Is the llrat year lhltOhlo bankers have portlclpatecl In o joint 4-11 fund-raising drive, ID which port ol tho oontrtbutlono JJ> 1D th~ National 4-H Foundl. lion liKI _part to the Ohio 4-H Foundation. Ohio t-H FoundaUon !Undo are uoed lor many 4-11 programo, Including 4-H Club advisor trainIng; Ohlo Club CMgress; ocllolarshlpo ID Buckeye Recreatlm Worl<ohop; scholarships tD cltlzeuahlp short oourses and leadera' forums at the National f-8 Center In Washington, D. C., Weather Roundup ;:!!:e:=4.:c1:"..,:. c:.nti'rbutlng banke from thlo Ewington !amity. aree lnclede the Recine ·Home National Bank, Racine; T h o Farmers Bank liKI SaviaBo com. PIDYi Pomero.vt The Pomeroy National Bank, Pomeroy; liKI the Ohio Valley Bank COrnpan,y, GaJ. llpollo. Hob-r wUI preolde over a obnllar drive whlch will begin next Oclober. He Urtel all banko In Ohio to ronetder IXIIllrlbutlng ID the advance men! <I thlo worthwhile 4-H program In Ohio liKI Ed McGhee~. Recoat caller• at Mr. IIKIMro. C. o,-er Incl.- !ltarles Joaea liKI Mra. Clark100, both or Rio Grllllde. Mro. llazeiStrlddlnliKidauil>ter, COiumbWI _ . tile ll'80kond here with her pe:ronlo, Mr, liKI Mro. E. E. Hartooak. Mlll Marpret Edmlllloll II violtlnc her atoter, Mro. Kalbryn Aloxandor, Galllpollo, tblo week. Mr. ancl Mr•. Rqy llwltloy called m Mr. ancl Mro. Eatle Hartoook llinclaJ, o. Mr. liKI Mro. w. va. Emor7 K111111 open~ a week- NOTICE CENTRAL &Jf'A In Ccroperetion with DeKalb, Perk Seea farms, end Kenworthy Seed Co. Will Replace 1h of the corn which is necessary to replace because of floodin(! or other weather condltlona. CENTRAL SOYA OF O_HIO BJe. ... ,._ ••• full Wi- d)ii(>JW OF eaplalli Art i' A. Hay111a11;. · . . 191ille !lltllng bolj!l' ·~ ~~ · . llfe'• PleNu?i u !hey eame eac:h d(!l. w. ~ldillt "lbl~- of 1:011• el!!l' - Fori... Forient he 1i'u"jlroud Gl. OFFICE 'pai:e for rent. ·CIII at ',!fe had our_ lfMHI frQm I I.QI, till I 1 W• 11C1111 aild . qaairell bllt WI p.m. '. ' loVod him v"'· ·!llkh, and '··· ., we know ~ ~ 1rii eirtd. Fll1INiliiiED apartmeilt, But only Ji we CioJI14 tell him tact stena Amold. l'll'k c.ajust one mate d!ae or Mi 11'11 Hotel. '1141 him for the IIIII time and lbow him just' ~ proud we t BEDROOM HOUSE'I'IWI.EK . are of htm, It WIJU!d give our on lsr8e lot on ·Rt. ut, • 1 •,.hearll I joy. · mo. Water 11111 sewage ftil'Jt, . But we know he'a up In ·HeaPh. - - 'liM ven IIOW marohlng with Oo4 and His anpls ill that happJ $EEPING 1'001111. . . . , • ·anpl b~. .. - .. '" will . ralel. Part oentnJ 'Hotel '·P ., hlell ~ f35. Call CCf-40M after c p.m: mn.'wi STRAWBERRIES, GU!e~ple, eall Cart 441 .... 1284 COMPLETE BATHIIOOII ool, fit used, call ....-. 128-3 3 1tAMPS11JRJ sOWs 1'111! Sept "to fur- 1.' ·"'' 1 head. R. A. Evana, Rl ISS. 1284 ADULTS:~ and~- RETIRING- MUll sell !olloW117-l n!Jhed. modem aperliDeldl1 I lila pieces cl furniture. I pc. :k•~~~e: eoraled ·P~ wa)ll - . Notice ANYONE W18iUMl lo - bule to Clay Cblpel Ctlllllllly Fund I« tho IIIOWillC 81111 ipteep of the oemetery, pleile Ill 12!~ Lost end Found .OST FRIDAY, piJWOOd jollll . bolt with a Jalmlm I HP motor; allo, aet of 011'11.... lfiM If found. Call .... or Mf.I2M Ractne. 1»-1 Y~tOwn .U.....,. with dllpolal· lillllll ltt/lm doors 81111 wlildcm, 'building tompletely inlulaled front and rear eiltranees; ~tti ptete , Fld abd ..... l'Jlon tapestry llvblc 1'06111 Illite. I pa. blonde bedronm 11111te w I t ·h moltresl ~ boS: sprint~. I W~ Launclromat. good flD!!dltlon. 1 lnnon!JI'Inll Berkllne ~ I'OC!Idnl dtalr, upbolsterlng In IJOOd llJapt. Can be " ...-.onap of Flrit Clwrclt of '(!oil. Jhriluclloul. home with carpet ! BBDROOM ~ Gil 11- ;.- front, allo • ~ .. I)N!l'lbnt. -~ li!m. ~\1 41111...... ' 11'1-lf race - Mrl. -- Gr'JMI 81, Plebia, • 11'1-t .t.. t BEDJ!O()M;1011:. ~. no vet( r..IICJn ltiS Chatham Ph. IJ7-t 2 nnaooM paid,, • 'APr., g!IHIIM ilite*- Call ., .... *'"· ... lli-tf We MiliCI Ullin• PrlceleducM.S..UIIfvl Colonlll :118 EARJ;Y AMERICAN ate.~, ' lleaU· *Uful radio I!OII!binat!on. IIOIIcl atate unit with t speed ~hancer, Take over pa)')!lellll of $6.00 per month or balance $99.111, ALSO: A lovely walnut con110le, with 4 1paaker oound~, 4 speed dual volume control, with AM a.- FM radio. Pay balance payments of $5.00 per month. Call 448-111211. 11'1~ •-111 ..- .......... GENERAL STORE, good nnl buslnea. Good !oeatlon, well stocked, good equipment. 7 rm. modern living quarten, utra lot Se!llni bee.- of healtb. i"'lulre P. 0. Ilea 10, Jacbon, Ohio. 120-11 D.H.Vf(M)D,Reahof Pho• 446-1066 12ft. X44ft. In UJO _only 4 monlhll. owner ltrv to oell below market Yllue. CONI'ACT Dr. T. W. Morgan """·~1411 lij:W TRACI'OR TRADE-INS: 1-MF lSD, 3-MF liOD, I MF 35D, 1-Ferg. to, S Ferg. .1D, t JD 1010, 1 JD 2010, I Furd 800, Z-'51 Fordll, I - '10 Ford, I FarmaD 501, 1 'Farman 200 with t.qols, 1 l"armall 'Super C" 111th t.qo~, While they, laot: New I rOw· cull. $'1UII, nw lUI rear tractor tires fl5.1111 (tu Incl.), fdlllllf front 112.15 tax mel:). adJ~ ~o~~ , 11n1r1 IUS, new liumpen 1!1.00. 011 \Ill, I(IOt tb\ancl!IC with ~ dofnl'. ~eiltll '~ • · oALtJ'I'(IUS ..., we- . .~ SAL!J, st. Rl 7, If, P., lliuP- ~ :. ,...~ Services Offel'ICI Tho """ Gohl Cure-All won't wrap. won't plq In 1117 hay crop. Supplico the o1tra marcia ol d1')'IDI opeec1 lhal rNulll 1n hilher quality !orqe. New oloelj>lck-up roll, witb horrlnlbont dbo, ......_ ot<mo from bucllo~tt qalnatm upper rubber ..U.S.... thlleaYII.. Now rollor-chobt drl•• pcnron both nllll. 8hoer boll proleclo tho JDO<hllllom. PI'O drl.. with 8 U·Jolall pormllllhorlor 1un11 wllboat knocklnr or atralnJna, AcJJualoble op- be&w- ...U. ·PYtl jual-rifhl ....U. lionln1 In ""Y hoy aop. . UallbH .-1 tr..e IIIII 1nv WOJ!dal ~ ,._ llli ¥ibrotl011, lower - · ~....,..tHo. Oocc1 lo look " ' - II tbt o.h! Olin-AU Won ,.,.. bu, 1111 hoy """""'-· btl .. eo.. "" M.b•'-•-1"'·~1 PH. co. 44645~ ~ 1'llablllc 300 !th ut11 Be - Aoe., 446-111'1. . , tf LEE'S PLUMB!IIG a. RE1101J. ELING, Crown aty, 0 •. Pb. -·-·-IIVIIo .....,.., -·· -lowl?' River lold IUft • IIlLI 110011 . ROMS out Dr (1ft' ~ W '1D 8A'"RN'l', GAIWR. DC. aoca 1111 ..,._ Alllt A · L&'IOI A.CU LOr. . . . . ... 93 Ac,. '-"" 251-Wt. DEWiff'S PWIIIINO AND IIDmiiJ ROUTE 1110 al· EterlfMII. r._ 111-lf 4fM'111_ m If PINKING SIIEAIIS sharpened '1.25 up, sclsBGn 45c up. Shep- STANDARD PWMIING IIEA'I'DIG, a! ... Til Aw. pard Sewing Machine Salell 4CUIII. &. Sen'lce, 861 lot Ave. 1174 a •• OENI I'UII'II PLVMBING a IIBA'nJIIO ~,lllprlll, 0. Ill Ill ... 'Dead Stock Iemond .... WILL 7'IIOOft JOur dllll hones, etnlll . . 111111!.. CIJI eoDicl Jli:boa • Ill!. ' \ l' Insurance REYNOLD'S GAUII'OIJ8 TV FOR ALL your lnlunnee needl, 439 5-.d Avenue check with your lll'lllle If' Acroa from Post Ollke enll at the Neallnl. Aptii:J, Phone t414201 64 State St. AlltDII lor IIIIo, Your Emenon Dealer 1&-tf lire, Romeownen, bolpltal and general llabllltJ' M.lf -;;;;;;;-;l~( ·II ~~~~~ NATION<krbE I• JNSiJtwa . 18'1 tt AUTO, lire, Hfe. 41 Stale ll Waldo F, Brown, W'. R. · Brown. 446-11110. 11-Cf TERMli'E PI!:ST OONfROL FREE tnopactlon. call ~ Merrill O'Dell, Oparat..- lor Extermlta_l Termlle !!en'lfe 10 Belmonl Dr, 11'1 tt Ph. tll-034?. ---- Younpten and oldlten llk meats that ean be eul1y man.. HOMER liA1UU90K ~. so they won't have to be WATER Delivery Service, can helped. 4aY or night, Rlo Grande, For the very younc and the · Ohio. Ph. 1§8_ 153-U 1 en 1o r citlzena, lnelucle IOine moat TERMITB 1r PEIII' COmaoL inn loawt, pottlew, dloppo<l meat end fnnldurterl. FA1N Ellermlnatlon Co. Wheel· ersburl, Ohio. Ph. 57&-ei!J. 545 HILDA DR., FelrvlfA" SublSI-If djv., Rt. SB. New 4 ltedr,am spilt Jevel h!tme, ll,i bllltl, double car lllf&IO, part ~ BULLDOZER lr BAaqiOE 1110111, paneled ~ with SERVICE. l!uement, oeptlc tanb, mter bedl, 1eadt bedl, · 1;1u111.1n eleot. _, and bllmfarm pondl buUt and cleaned. ers. carpet In front room 81111 hall. ready to move Into. Kao Herman II. Reese, Cllelblre • JB.tt· larp lot. See this nlee hol)le. 367-'/5111l, lliq'l!re Rice a. Corbin ·flltlll· '· WATIIR WELL JllllLUNG lure 'CO, Ph. tll-1171 ·..- lj!ter 5 f*D. ll'l·ll MYEIIS PwDJII sa~ee • B~rY· Ice, Pli. Rutland, o. :Mitt 'll'l PU PLUG-FREE ROLLS DELIVER FASTER HAY CONDITIONING Plumbing f, Heating ,.. . qalrten on Clll Ul lor Stale Hi8b"V· other feitri. , ll:f 'IF Rlaell D, W'Mt MtW JQb I. llldllldl Ill 1111 RoaaN It ......, 1111.1 •• •• 8UILDINI1 UYI'S, ros &. wa. ter, 20'1 Jackson Pike, Phone 446-WI, Alnlne 1\lntel. 109-tf condltton, ready to move tn, hardwood noors, modern eiOI:,trlc stove. two full baU.,, full lla?emlnt, 'Mit riiri\1 fUftlltiri' with Rreplace. Shower In 'basement, two car port. located on First Ave. elole to hospital. See this for a good value. ! BEDROOM home, modorn ldtelten. lll'le lot, only three years old, larp lot, tel us help )'811 llnanee. 'AMILY '"" munc station ~ .....,, located In amaJI ... Jace, .,... llvlnc eentral air condltloobJi, hot · water beat, large play nom, patio, healed garage, pri<ed In the low twenties. We .have several hamel In the DOLL House NJnel7 tnr8pato, · . eu.ooo to tts,GOO ranee bolli tn tatlon a~u~. ,..._,.. . and out of town - cl!ll WI lor rates also lor ~ ar woJttng motlien, hourly, .... . •atiJI..,UOO. )J or week1J ralel. Pb. . . Ollfee 14, llrL I'll. Ill ••• Olear Baatlnl, 4~ Cortor Malle, ttUIII GOT DUST? Clll Hale'• 1111111 William Raft, U5-l!ll Oiling. I'll- m-tta. ... Carl Nlberl 4111111 8 RM. HOUSE, good conclltlon, COMPLE'I'E ~. close to !own. Wtn sell on <Ullom · eab!Mtll bUilt, n.wl E. Klngei'J, 1111450. 1M lard conlract. Ph. af. ter 3:30 p.m. J2C.I ....,, A BEAllm'tlL country bome located on one and 0111 half SINGER PORTA!ItB SEWS LIKE NEW. ZIG ZAG acres. A wonderful view. A equipped to buttonhole, 1110116- lbtee large bedroom bome Ill Garfield Ave., Ga1Upolil, with closell, very modem l!'am, etc. Full price 111.12. Ohio. Ph. tll-0118, 128-3 Phone 448-11111. 1!'7-tf with a colored batli, full bllelllt!ll with sbower, larp Cll' 4:1 1111. tiNP'URif. aptll'tmeat. 40 ACRES JIQIIy IIJ!1ber. taew port, A family a!Je y<IUIII ..-. boule IIIII older house, plenty FOR A JOP WELL DONE feel. M" Sinllhen St. Pll. ... ehard. tf you wan! a eoantrJ of water, pmd 10 mlles oul lng clean earpats wtlh Blue IIIII. 1M-if home see thll. Shown by ap. Price $10,500. Ph. S'lt-2424. Luslro. Rent electrtc ohampolnlment, 128-3 pooer It Central Supply Co. l BEDROOM home tn exeenent 127-1 Iy ~ pltlla pa. lnll. ll*ial' low nat. , . Haven Terrace A~. • Ham, w. Va. Pbtllll . . .. ~ laiYilllmenl _ . . . , • 'll'rlle APARTMICIIT, 4 rati., bl!h, Watldal Prildudl, lac., N, bea1 fumlsbed. ~- l!lli . ~ . . . . . . . . . .I 5 ACRES large ldtchen :wltb plenty ealilnell, oh fuiuee, ltGrm w!ft. don and doon, ollacbed 11118 car I!BI'Ige. Priced $11.0110. to- · catod on blado toP Stale Rd. S PC, MODERN living r o om Bu dee!! well. Win Gl 100 Del' sulle, brown, malcltlng ta- cenl. Plentv of blq ohllde trMI bles, walnut ilnith wllh ror- wllh beautiful I!I'MII lawn. mtea to)ll, sood cqnclltlon, IIOIIAJri' Dtu.ON, UAL'I'OII sell cheap. tii-2Sll 1!'7-1 Laeme ........ llrua. ' MA:i'IZ .II'I'EIU!O RADIO ~-~~~ Mobile Home NEN or WOMEN - No 1118 ~ Dill. Sem euaklme1'l willa uiiGnalJ1, Dan· JIIOIIDdt' 111eltY o!· OaDlpolil. Expa'lllllll Ml: FROM CITY small tobaeoo base. lllltra IOOd 8 room, one iliiOI' plan 112-tf wilt MI!'Y Lee Rayman. H~ 100 PER .CEtft: hlllr FOR SALE•.LEA$! Or ·RENT fall, medium lieown liltb hair - bualneu btll1dlnl 1n hurt baud. Half prtee tto. Ph. m- of bill~ dlllriet. Ph.. 441o. . 119-11 1111 or 448-1174. IJ7-tf ,..., ·. iDeet him one 4aY to be with htm for evermore. Sldly. milled by bll USED ,TROMBONE, 10 . ,.. home wllb 7 rooms and • balb and a half, run, carpeted., '* 2, ~91111 my buaballd pve 1111 1 •·1"llr' · lor us . hll fflelldl bat , e • . ' • mast or a11 1or ~ eounlrY 1 In TOwll lftck t.ome. Dotmtown parupou.. tor · ~ happenlne II) lhat' '11111 lli·~ holp finance.. room, t)ds two ...,. • mtaU dolm paf!IIOIII. fiiOIIIb. . ly paymenll, .• than nnt. ldei1 location. condlllbll,. with fUrnat!e. .•"'* wae dar. 11n .AJ*II . ~-illm Evelyn Jeffm, Treu. and !amlly o! St. Albans spent a .weekend with their parento, Mr. liKI Mrs. Keith Tyler, Mr, liKI Mrs. Earl llarrlo. Recent dlmer gueota ol lllr. liKI Mrs. John Webb were Mro. Webb'o IIIIer, Mr. liKI Mro. Kerr caldweU and her olster, Mro. Scott, IIKitbe Webbl' dau&h· tor liKI !amlly, Mr, IIIII Mrllt David Ball liKI the Webbo' ~ daughter, Mr. and Mrs. llaymmd HOOle, Recent vlaltorso!Mr. andMro. David Ball were Mr. and M r 1. Georp Hout liKI !amll.Y or Gal- · llpollo, Mrs. Ball's paronto, Mr. and Mrs. John Webb liKI Balla' daughter, Mr. liKI Mrs. !laymood HOOle. Recent Smda,y dinner guelto of Mr. IIIII Mro. David Ball were Mr. liKI Mrs. Georp Hout liKI famti¥, Mro. Ball'o parento, Mr. liKI Mro. Jolin Webb and t h e Ballo• claujjJiter and !amll,y, Mr. and Mrll. llaymood HOOle. Mr. liKI Mrl. Jolm Webb were vlaltoro In GaiUpolls recently. Thoy called oo i.lro. Kerr McClaskey, and her olster-la~aw, Mro. Tracey Wood. h lo stey. lng with Mrs. MeCiaskey 11hlle her lll&bliKIIo a ourglcal potlent In Galllpolla Clink . ,."",.,; 1n Memol:y · · • ""· contaet JriJ M111sr. -- the nallon. ved by the hooteaa. Mr• .,.. 11ra Waldo Long or Colwmua called oa Mr. IIKIMro. Mrs. Florence Odckle, Nota Mr. IIIII Mro. Rqy Bro1lll ()( Aluander, liKI Marlo Aloxander called on Mr1. Mildred Samuela Welt VIrginia oponl a weekend and Tom OUdde, Ga!Upollo, llln-· wl1b Mr. liKI Mro. Sam Marro. ll'1i ... LAND SHORTAGE co u I d lead to uoe of tranllucent styacraper a:reenhou1e1, GALUPOLIS - Temperatures, precipitation and weather coOOI.tions for each 24-hour period as recorded by Pete McConnlck at Fairfield Weather Station. ~ High Low Prec. SUnday 75 59 .28 Monda,y 65 56 2. 74 Tuesday 71 49 .06 Wednesdl,y 7S SO .20 Thursday 71 52 .08 Friday 75 45 Saturday 69 47 Average high temperatures for BenediDil. the week this year 71.2 degrees, 1liE COLUMIIIA Make It 4-H last year 77,2 degrees. Club met on May 23 with 16 Avenge low tem.(IOrawre lor members present. Barbara the week thla year 51.1 degrees, Brookhart wu selected to take b last year 5L 4 degrees. nowers to the church. RecreaTotal preclpltatlonfortheweek tion was in charge of Barbara this year 3.361nches, last year, Brookhart and Vickie Hoyd. .28 or an tnoh. Ronda Whlltlngton. . Total preclpltallon lo dole thls year 22.39lnches, laotyear 20.20 last year. Normal average precipltatlon d~. Mr. Qllckle, who hao been aM11ll11 38.40 Inches. ' Ul at lhe home or his dau&h· ter, Mr11. Georgia Boyer, is improved. Mrs. Lola Gooch, whohaobe.. a pollen! In Holzer Hoopllslslnce BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB Mr. end Mrs. Kerr caldwell breaking her hlp a lew woekl ""'' of. Seattle, Wash., are visiting was brought 1o lhe home or her their dater, Mrs. B. S. Soot! daughter, Mro. Jameo Buoh, for o! Cleveland; a oilier, Mro. Mel. convalescence. Mr, liKI Mro. llarlliKI Wood- va Perey or Akron, and another rul! or Columbua called 011 Mr' allier, Mr. liKI Mro. John Wobb liKI Mro. C. E, Aluander and ol Ewlnaton. They all except Mro. Mr. liKI Mro. ~ Oddde re- .Perry went to Tenneaaee to aee their brother, Mr. IIKIMro. Jesse cently. Mr. and Mro. W. H. Adair <I Caldwell. Mr. Caldwelllspoorl,y. Mrs. Wyman Dennoy and oloWhitehall wero weekend 11110st• lar, Mr11. BaollllarrlsliKidau(lllor Mr. liKI Mra. Oocar Dyer. ter, Jane, were recent dinner Mro, Qlsote Sl!errltl, local, guolto o! their ount and uncle, liKI Mra. Colella Switzer, Gal Itpolio, have returned from a vlolt Mr, and Mro. Horley Green. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vance with relatlveo In Columbuo. were vloltoro In Galltpolls reThe WSCS or V!Dm Mothecently, Mr. Yonce went lo condllt Church met recentl,y with Mro. Sam ~!<~Yd. Following devo- sult his doctor, Mr. and Mro. Basel Harris tlonala, a love!¥ l1111cli wao zer. BY MARIE ALEXANDER Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dlnlaco of Huntloglon were weekend visllora-ol her mother, Mrs. Pearl George. Mrs. Bertba Hanser, Crawlord, passed away at Cumberland. 0., rocenllyliKiwubrouahl to V~ lor burlsl In V!Dm Memorial Cemetery, Mro. Crawlord _.t several yean In this comnwnlty and Ga!Ua County. Mr. and Mro. Herbert Moore and oono, Fairborn, were weekend gueato or her parenta, Mr' end Mrs. V0111011 McCOy end attended the North Ga!Ua alumol ban<JIOI. Mrs. Verta Casto was a recent overnight guest or M r s. Caddie Reyno!do, lalcaoler. Mr. and Mrs. Darley V e 1 t open! a alpt recently wl1b Mra. Volt's brother, Mr. end Mro. Oocar Chamberlain. Mr. liKI Mro. Richard s.yre and ·Eddie, were lllnday gueato <I Mr. liKI Mrs. Leo Bayre, ProctorvUle. Mrs. Cl,yde McComu, CIOYe• IIIKI, _.t Memorial weekend with Mr. liKI Mra. George Cheatham and !amll,y. The v~ 'li'rlendsblp GardeD Club met al the homo or Mro, E. c. IVne recently. Any(l!lO wilillng to write lo Barey Blao, hla addre11 loi PYI. E.:! Barey R, Blaa, RA 11550788, CO. "If' (Siu-Enl.), 3rd Bn., OMS Bde (SCAS) 68.:!14, Fl. Lee, VIrginia 2380 I. Pvt. Bam Bias waa a recent weekend vlattor or hlo paronto, Mr. and Mn. Robert Blaa and ' ,, vice. - Jemy Ferguson. THE 7 TEEN STITCHERS met at Nancy St. Clair's home on May 20 am plamed to make flower wreaths for the servicemen's graves on Memorial~ and their ftrst party lor the Teeaogers Enterlaln projecl Under tho direction ot advisor, Mrs. Eileen Mees, the group. learned hem to set a table correctly tor dlf.. terent occasion&. A demonstra- ' 4-H Work Meigs County 4-H News POMEROY ~ The Portllnd Beaverettes 4-H Club met at the P..-tllnd Methodlat Church oo May 22 with Mrs. Thelma Co- ' I ., OIICE ' l l �' OJJVER ·MOWING .. ,. •• II. m. G. A. Deem, < ·~ Sl'lllltO ndlo, Qll J$¢,Y. ~ .... l'ldlo ~ - PUPPIES. AKC TOJ mfl\.l at.n, $75 and up. iliad . ., ' rmw ' ........ ~ . . PICI ttpUII .:·-·' . .. .:.. . ..... 1Jill.. .'............. · C.rd id'Tr..nb I.WISH·ID ,itiank all my l'rleodll and ..ratlveo · for the many ·P . canis and flowers ~- . -ldad. • "'" Shown me duritJII IIQI' ,OOIIflnemeolt In HaiMr - . pita!. Special thanka 1o Doctors Morgan, Kemp, and a... der, and to the stall of ourseo, to tile ministers wlto visited me and thanka to IIJd. dleport emergency oquad for ~mpl and elftclent service. May the Lord bleos you eO. Ellsba Vitatoe "-lie ! \ . i'* gaO-;; lost and Found f:oST - ~P STRAWBERRIES, Roy W. Prof. .. . ..,.,_ fG.II or lllllllthly paymenlll. Call 119J.3111. 11-S-IIc FRIDAY, plywQod joba LARGE ffOUSE In· Ra-'-lilt, Portland, Phone . .. """'· 9 boat with a 'len- 1 liP 5-11-lllt· IIIMI FORD Starllner, V-1 wltll rooms. one tlllrd """" lot, motor; also, ael of 011'1. Re- good OVII'drlve. Very good condl· location, 18500. Phone wan! if found. Call tit = lim. l'llone . . . 11-l.!lo H~. 5-8-lltt EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, aobeaor 1Nf.1111_Baclne. 5-3111< . . toa lhlnglnd, ullllly mom, full · 7 .PIECI!: ~taunnt lioolhe oet, allic, basement, new PI fir. 1981 DODGE. &-cylinder, lour door. One owner car. Wane!~ nace, eopper plumbing, llate lor~ 2 doli~ centen, 2 WalliH R111o, Rt. 2, Racine, 0. Ph. sln~le$ and 3 tablea; alsO s. roof, lOll I 100 lot, I oo d · WANTED at once: ReUable WB WANT Ill tllaPk our 111111Y neiJhborhood. Phone IIWIIO. !ruck driver. . Phone HII-Ztl. aettlon dloh· f'asher and Bin. I-NIP . friends for tbe .• brewall Tan eloclrlr bot water healer. 5-31-31c ~ party and Slfto. Your kiDd OFFICIAL Boy Seoul slaeplng Jolin Sauvage, 121 Butternut. bq. Never been UIIOd. Call tbougbtl will never be ftrPPomeroy. ~ SAVE 130 or more on aluminum Mile Halp Wented 1111. 992-18115. l-ute boats, All . . . 10.11-11-14 Bud. Alberta, Jaddo IIIII SALESMAN FULL or par1t1me !96'1 ZIG ZAG oewlrur machine. loot. Callllft.2347, or ....._ Ill establish own credit brok· Bobble Gl-.omp Woa •aleoman'o demoJII!ra. &-INGle AKC MINIATURE $elmaulen, eroge buslneu. No IDvelll· IIOIHhaddiDI: 8 -'s old, "-liP tor. Rei!Uiarly aold lor t99.91: ment. To help l"t otsrted, we .-. Jim Nolan. Cool'fllle 181· will oell for MUI. or SS per TAKE SOIL AWAY tile mue I WISH to thank III 1bo1e wbO . guArantee •uo weekly to man ..,nth. Free home damonatra. Luslre '111'J7 from carpela and SID'/, l4-lle meeti!lg our requirements. IIIII ftowen, cardo and g!fls; S.lJII.ek upholstery. Rent eiiCirle Awe no barrier. Write, Mau· tlon. Call IJI2.U18. !bole wbo vWtod me; I .-, shampooor Baker FurnJ. STRAWBERRIES for sale. Bilwish .. lhaJi Dr. Plekw and ly HOI, Racine. S.,l.eto :;;, Bu 100. Palnesvllle, Ohio ) TON UIU Chevy Plc1run lure. ~... the v - Memorial Sllfl · 1-Utp trurt. John A. Jeflen. ohone and IIIIo Rev. c. J. Lamley 111116 BARON HOOSE TraDer, 911M1'13, ~-~ STEREO RADIO ·COIIlblnallon for 1111 eomlortlng wwdl. y.,.. 48 X 10, eonlact Myrtlo Bentz Help W11111d unit' Lovely walnut eonaole kln!lnoa wiU never be fcr1101- WAITRESS .uiD barmaid, $Ill 1!ABB1TS. PIIONI!! 992·'5'7. at Eqle Ridge or call MDwith 4 speaker aound syatem; ten. M8J God bleu eadl 11101 21f7. l4-lle a week ptU. Ups and Uvlng 4 speed, dual volume oonev<I')'OIIt ol )'OIL quarters. APlllY at Green G• trol, hlgbeat lldellly; wltll AM Mn. Opal (Rope) lllrper !tell EARLY American slen!o: blu 011 St. Rt. 7, Gallloolll. ,q'!:ATE OF l!:rneot L. Ebera- & FM radio. Pay balance o1 Pomeroy, Ohio RD 4. Tltla oet baa M " nr radio, 114-31c LBach. 5 room boule, balb, $118.911 or SS per month. Call U.ltp 4 apeed automatic record .. . baoement and two Iota, $111110, 119J.3211. 54Uie dwtpr; lovely flttlsh. j Ull Notice Help Wam.d 5 room bouse, bam, prage, Uke new. Tate aver pay. STEREO: 11117 solid oltte maliOOM !I'OR two .11ma1e (IIMille or Femele _. : .llllt, ••~room llll!llts of t5 per montb or ple sterto wllb kpaad autopay fiUI. n-y It In )'0111' .. lk:;.:: .... Ell- matic cba,....; radio eombl· Call - · · ' . -~ ...... . """'' cualomel'll iiililf ' h,"'jjl --; ........... home. Pbone mall. l44le _ . , . . _ Nurtlng : ' : : ioai~any known products 1n · ··- · 11-2-Stp nation. Has lnllanl on radio. . Aasume payments of 10 per · elty ol Middleport. Experi- YEARLING SORREL col( 111011th or pay balance '101.!5. SPINET PI'ANO: Walilad, re-· ence. Investment unnecessary. IIIJOIIIIIble party to take owr REOPE!i!NG DI<D Pet Shop, Call m-3211. S.1Hic Write Watldna Producta, Inc., bla.. lace, lllnrklnp, • · Ph. low monthly payments 011 a First Slreel, Point Pl0811111, S-IS-tip D-11, · Winona, Mlnneaota IIIHIIJ. spinet plano. Can be 10111 Jo. w. va. U.llo WE HAVE NEW Toasten. mJx. 56111'7 . I.J.Itr 11165 CORVAIR Motu. !'bone cally. Write Cnodll lhniler, ers. irons, fana, antennas, ~ 111-$141. 5-a«c cord playen, and many other P. o. 11n: m..hlbJvllle. rn. WILL ll9 SEWII!IG 1n my For Rent home. Mob anytldq. '!ln. Items In otoct. diana. UI41V Cll'Olyn Lewis. Pbone tn41'11. APART!4EN'i' close 1D town, 11'1 11165 IMPALA VI, !UJr door, COME IN MID MAKE Buttomul Ave., Pomeroy. power brakes, pont ...... VS AN UFfER. PON'IOON' HOUSE ... Ul.ale '-We lng. I'UIIIIIIbly prleed. Pbolle lraller. Pllme IIIJS.zat. Ul.ale CLELAliD TV TERMITES SWAIOONG! New Raven, 882-a'l. 5-21-31p • E. Mala Jl. ... _ . Gldt 1bey are re.poducllvea, 1101 PLENTY of space lor one traiJ. IlioN DAY Old or atart.d Lee· er wltll all lacilltles. In Syra. ZIG ZAG -1ns macldne; !tell )'0111' wurUr <dotty, Fno In· 5-IS-ele hunt pullell, both lloor or cuse. Call 1192-39114. 4-~tfc speriiO!Ia aod Information 011 demonllrator. Mabs faDey cap grown IYaUallll. 1'11111crawl apace ~; No llllld!es. New IUII'IIIIit. ~ TWO BEDROOM home, balh lry hlllllla& IIIII aalomlllklt. aaleamM, .... over1tood, 10 FURNISHED and unfurnished full baaement, garage: ,...,_ rtflce lor t paymeallot til or Modem Poultr)', b No••• ~partmenbl . Clol!e to 1<hool. per COlli ........ Al1lnd Pest year.,ld home ID SyracaM. $50 cuh. Phone ...... Allleas, Oblo, l'ltOIII HJ.'IIIl. IO.J.I.Ik Conlrol, PDD.oy, Ohio. Pllone IIIUI41. Phone IIIJS.ICI. 54-lllle . . . '~ . . . . ,.enlttp. . ·,f:.: ,. · 111-., . LARGE live Slid Milt NINE ROOM boule, bi111, 'lltp,~ , . aparltnenl. newYY deroratl!d, DAILY CROSSWORD pen Plalna; eroollllll ~ .waGIIe 2. Netller· < 'triLl, DO IIWia& Ill home fornace beat. POmerov. l.Weal&ona 11m lnalda. Nn lllnadllllllllppeia, pOtblo, peaq, Phone IIIUSO'I. ~!-:-lfc a.t>atwn •ldlng, llrp lot, ...... out t.lfap 3.Dancu bemmlng, allerationl, etc. ladldlnp. CaD be lltllllctd, IO.Palned 4.8.... Mnt. Freddlo 'l'llabet. Maoon, FURNISHED three-mom apart- II. Wit A!ft am, l'ltOIII . ,.... li. Obele Phone 'I'IUI51. 44tfc ment, bath; 011 South Second II. Small 1. '1'opnow:.tle 7. Bwlndlen Ave.. Mlddlooort. Pllone Mn. 14. lndeftnlte article 8. Taut HAPPY IIOUR,IIltl!unl Sprlop Howard Cecft, 119J.52a. 15. TltmoUBe ONE TOif Dodp liM truek 9. Caniap 1-Wc IT. Kother of U. Colored, u Nile Club, I 1D I p.m. Monnote wltll dump bad. Wlllw ,.._ PetrOynt ltuter cP SJ. Tawem 1'4'1t.,...J'• M•nr day lbru l"riday. Lldleo nJaltt Phooe IIJ.all. N-Ile 111. Pronoun ••. .A.IrlC&II 113. PlaytnaFOUR ROOM ...., l"riday. tt. Curved In antelope 1 marbla 37. Germ APARTMENT, and out lfORNED rtCIIIn4 _..,.. ZO. Blrlllplaee ' ~- Godd- ot <S. Quam! D. BUttb of Abraham vok:uaou "· Phya1ct1.111: Wented To Buy . wllb eal.- at .... 24. Woman ·ln 21. Blbll<at 3t. WAI'IIlnl' abbr. wlllte Wallar Bentz. PltaDe ANTIQllEI, funtlture, dlebal, FURNISHED APARTMENT, 26. "Bille' ~k~··r~1T~-r.~·~~~~tll~·T.~~ mlteellttwnuo. Hn. llonrd new paneling In all moms. peneU" Caell. • w...... 81., l'otJ». Call Muon 'I'IS-5147. &-1HII: 21. l'l>ltlono •1. ' 1. ,:1/•' '\I tle4tf,''tied!JII.r''~ ' ::.~~...,'!f"ME!! I)q,,~, b~:-~~.r..- ea!7'""· _ .... 1flli! i I I ). \ ..... room "'"" -m....,. "* ""· SllALL ACREAGE. no buiJd. inp, oltle price and h 11 partlcltlflll Write Bar . , In c""' Ill l)ally SenUnel, PomIIVJ· 1-#«e ;, ... Far Trecle <'#1ft l'OR liDI :llamm, Mlddltport, Ohio. .. Antlqueo: $-!Nile ADULTS: Furnished and unfur. nblhed modem apartmenll. 2 aod 3 hedroomo, all electric brick b<Ji!dln~. beautllully decorated. plaalerod wall!, oom- '!>lete YOUJ!PIDwn ldtdleno with dls]Josal unlit, •torm doors and windows. bt•lldln• completely lnaulated. front and rear entrances. beautiful. lv landscalled. private park· lng. opecial low rent. 1be Ha..n Terrace Aportmenlt. New RaVftl; W. Va. Pbone la-m!. $-1&-Tt< ..... Rul Estate Far Sale 30. Vampire 34:. American. Indian 18. 8tllfflnp HOBSTETTER REALTY· ' GBO. IIOBII'EliiJR, Brtbr . 38. Southem ""'"abbr. 19. Sprite .fO. Short •Ieep 41.1rldlum: aym. 42. Landholder: PCIMEROY - S - . II atb, lloor furnace, near llorel, eat of high ...... SOot. ,.- 4&. Sheer 417. MJ.take 48. Blundered ....... 4t.'Bnllilh liO. o.uto - DOWN l.lltde- -Here'• bow to work A X :r ·D LI<A A X a DAILY 08\'Pl'OqUOO: ' -~ BEDROOIUumlshed traller. Workln1 ~man and wile. No C!Uidren. fl! montll. CaD IIUIIt. 5-1Hic ~ 9P2-U22 Open Even!,.. lo LONO.IILLOW OM let~ almplJ .fAir Uolhor.la tllll-plo .A.llf UM4 . tar llle til...., 1/o, X tar 11ut ""' 0'1, tte. 11tq1t 1111on, .,.... lrOpble>, tile ltllltll llld Gl 11ut .,. au 1111111. ..., tile .... dlttueat. ...,.................. IIMH TrcowB rz liCBHXAWXBO BW Xrlf QJoOifJI RURX.BitY.-JiftP• X B.ll a, RtlTLAND-Sraoma, bath, modern kitchen, out llalltlfnp. Level two ....... n ACREs - N...- """IIDII, t n101111, bath, ll)odem kltcilelt. out bulldlnp. Llfge pnlen. BELEN 1114V1RGIL~ .... AS!IOCIAbs • .,~ . \ ' M-ale • Mon~thru· Fri. •• . . ' ... . ·AIC CI,EAN'liS ~ !::::;w:·:vo.==== ...GUAiANFEI).. ··r ·--"-·-. :POMEROY.. '. ~- .. =. 1GO>JI4 lUI 7501114 11M tiM Aa AI R :I 41V>JIS . • PI!IO 'Roc.PIIIIo l-111. f.onvenient Reference . . ta w.... I AND ~lUTO ; -' ' FUGHTS DELAYED LONDON (UP!)- A olowdo•m 2 bedll1onul, baaemenl. An for fll,5011.io. POMEROY - 2 11ory frame, s bedrnoms, bath, baaement, hardwood lloorl, llrp lot. Just 10.5011.00. 1'001111, ~~NG~N~EW~~;~ UFE TO YOU I poration (BOAC) CAIPETING n1doy night earl,v Saturda!', airline IDd IIENRY CLBIANII Olllte- ...... . .. a:q 'r u._Wo~ 1 .... ~ 3 Slf8hwJubU" 8 1om lllli brey 1M...,....' .~ ' BW. ADdlriDII. 118' ~ FOr &llWitw" I..inl th• LlamM$d a u 10~10 GALUPOLIS - JOY DETIY of 161 Woodlaod Dr., met recenll,y wllh Ohio sta.te Fair Maillgor Jerey L. Kalteach to , (6r J!'fllor Fair at the 1968 Ohio state Fair. iil-t.W :. ... :·::'/J~~ ....-,... ~~·· repro~"'· pn~ t~W. Jill '·b®'IJ ' a! dill odd's lnrpat Junior l'alr which .... Jlqma . ~\!!I~~ -·~---*"" .i I REVOL ·.. .,."~ ...'. . • ' • hlye over 20,000 paztlctpanto'1t':tlil1 )'til'' I ~!r. ·-- ·~---· . '> • I Ufllr WoN I IU· ~au.. lOt'' ll:ll!l ·~ I II C. C. BRADPOIID c.m.- AUCITIONJ!!ER 8mlee · Wlite, Pltone or Coodoet Cllllllratlllf.t IWPIET Raelne, OMt t.owtU ThGnlls lJ a 13 llfualc &10 • Coil. Bowl I 'IWIIIQ' Flrlt Colltury U outer Llmltl l 11 I Sin a a ""' Wild~ IMfi• "" Wlk miDIJ' 1.... ..... Iloilo. Bema~ nr.. I BoNkll 13 JLII F w.ater• J~ btl • GarMJa.., 8 Clvlal.n Kangan)D 9::)0 10:00 :S !Wull Judp)ent \ 13 'I ~ 9f~bllrqo 11o00 .. ,.. ,,,· ... 3 HolJ.1wood Sq.uare• · 1 Dkk Vu ~ke 12:00 13 Bewitched E)'! GIIIU I :inrcb tor T&.orrow 13 Tr•~R~n I•Ie 1~'4$ · JJ Roller Dtrb)" 3 Mid 1:00 N41WI ~ b: . ,...........,... ~- 1.,....,, . ~ . CNitl IUIDI .nAUNT ::";c:Mru:f.J . ---::-""'-·'-'"_"*_._.. _·_O_VI'f.,D r.. h Natlotti flag to be flown abOve ' Ute flag o1 the Ulllted Siateo · 81111 thOle of Other member nalloas at the U.N. bead·· quartero lD New York. u · ~ neovens AboYe I *'"- 11:20 -II lllvhl '"' lt:at ~.li of Ou r 1.1-.u · l4 ~ b 1 $1tn*lr«l Thq McHale' II N111 3 Tonl&ht .... 13 ('lllfornia Prtiiiii'J 12:011 J3 J oe)' BilhOp I · It= (lb.) . . .. .I WMPO INFORMAnON NEWS 3 ~WorW J tern Cob ftelen u o.r.t HjtiiiiPital 8 Totwl,llh~tTNII .... '"" DAILY 12)> ·•~-' :U, ., ' -. jiD -· , .· .l:.stl 'M .. i ' ''I ' " ·'11 I. .!illll)' lelJVI 1JMr ,' ""' U CoLitU')' CUrouMI' 13 ~Cartoon tt.m.l~ ' .• a ·-- ~ ,_ ·- Kalllf,I"OO 1:311 8 ClptaJn I 5ll:n1 SCorJn ..... ..... u w,au Et.rv aG•ii' • 1J ~~IUli::IIUie. .Dttk Cl.ftli .... ......... .~ Dirk 911dDw• Kr. CUtt~aG I ~'niMU't 11 ' Qd1rw Glial 1<1111 ll.oo AT ·7•·50 A.r1. a Y·' . ' ~· ·· . · ~ I Yciu 0... Sir 3lJ """ .. Glor,-.RoJod w.u, LOCAL REPORTS , 1136 . I '""Bible Anl wff.• I Cadkl Clmlr1 13 ru:ao . pr•s.enls "., IOBpocbtjl ... .. .. 4:111 a F.U, Thtalro l3 n. Nn.l1wod . . . II TldiW'e......_ .IIIII'• "'-- ..._ 11 MukAPalld• .... n.•.,....o- 11 MYOIIIII - !tin . 1·~J.... 1 ,..... Plctln I . . . . N.-.c..nl Ul Win GrU111 .... 11 . . .,.,~ 1... I~..,.._ I ~I :1 $ ilfMt I W. . . err..s. ,.. OtekQ"*11.00 " ,._, 1 _..... 11 Wlllill r.,.. .. Fenlp 'qts: ,..._ ,,... .. 11 ............. I • • Ul .,.. ..., • •....w.. ldt I Pt ' ttllolr. 11 OllfOr c:.r.- • <*' ... ,.,. ~ -..., a _.·•• 1 -.Pw,,l,.. 1 ~• "t all II 0.W II Atrk• , .. a 111n11'alt ll ,...,......... lMI • rtll'l ,, ,.. .._ 11 .... _ Nl 1 ftlllllllto ,... a ._..a 0c11111t1 ' r;,: ::;,:, .... . . ." J .. _ a 7:30 4C&OII , -....... .•• AatMW~j..,. a ,.. ...... • ,............. .. •• ~.......... ~ 'II''IMII: <• n.~o.t .. . . ' ·" ·~-l n• 11 n. Nilillll• .. dla.J ... I _ .... , _ _ I • .,.. 'cw.., 'll'tD .. . fi .... . _ u• 11 I-~ " ·.. . - I a.-'1....._ I 0111~ 11 , . . . . . . I ........... tdl · .__ r.n-llnthll 11 _,...... 11 1100 , I IIIII'I.,W_,..,_ - ll .....,.... ..... I ....-b 1... I ll .......... r..r-•• 1.3 GM1ltf .. ... ,_, ' 11:00 3 !Mwa, Weatllv, illoJU 8 Clilltal New• c....J: 13 New1, Weat~tv, '"" . a ... ~*"' I La'1 Mla!IA DIU Pi~IU«< ,.,..,.,, o .........•/DIIT-nr/1 11 ·~~ 13 ._._.._. ~ ban -ned? !.oat' Jour opeftt. or'l lk!etweT, Call • • · t II trc ----- ~ I Qy(. . . UIIK. U N.'i.P,O. U :OI) 8 CBS ftelorta IS lnndrra 3 Let'• Nalte A 1-' II '' ' the Workl Turn• 13 Wecldirw PUI,\' t3 Ul larWocl Kan!lnl 13 T'*'Unl ll1o 8 Good Mornq World I Jack!• Oblifwer hiW 13 Dr-.m lloun 3 8 11 ..... JadlliC.. I lill&rtll far f • 1 1. . 9:311 a I llr. ClrtiM •. 7 , ..."' 12:30 Cclttal ~~ c..tnl 8arr)' n.t.10"" 13 Nn 1 J1:30 I Tonlafll Show &30 3 IW Steltan HDur 13 It "f*• A Thltf 9:00 u OIJiilllll ...,..... .. liNIW!IIItt 11 Fbi~~"- 813 """ "' Rehe&raal For D-DI,t' !..oft of Lif• """ lhl5 7:30 ,_, I Guldl.1111 lJaht '"' "'"' : :rlim·~ ... .... ... ... I TV<luuw. "" II Dllrl!.-.e " ~ Grltrln 3 Huntl.,...Brinkle7 lklort 3 Wellir Crtlllldte ll:OO I Mer~ ''" 13 Dic k c.veu . Vl 3 New• PJcwn 8 capJW NIW• Ctrtn1 10::111 I IIINJon: IIIIPP•Ible ·~~~ l::lJO 3 ConemtraUon 8 &!veri)< HillbUll.• 3 I I ; ,. 8 Clndld Camera i3 Wells Fargo CAme 5:00 3 (lphlcle 13 Troth or Cofl~tQ~Mne• 5:30 13 Bob Vourc - NMr• u w, .. ~ .'Ii .._.::_, ..... _ .. I ~.f. .lliDw. '"" 13 Newlywed s Sleret ~rm a !mollllr• Brodltr• 11 lrlrn1• • 10100 ·-- . .... h .. ~~ll !h!'/11 f , hriiCIIIaJ..li.J Ecl\11[..,'1> 8 a ll .......,.~ Yili• 1 1 .--w...w I t.Ttll.IM·T... II o.w.l flo.lll&ll 13 baY)'-& lioltlal 'hl.l ·.. lf 'I'M Ll¥f.lw Wort( ""' II Z:' . -7:11 · 3 Mr. CartDoa Popcorn Theatre 13 Ttle Ultllll Gamt . 4:30 8 Fmllt Thtlttt 13 KaiWon Karnl•al ·=~ !lim C. a · ,..~ 3 You ll:Jn't Sit¥ F.dp ~ Nlglll 13 ~ !tlldow• 8 ... I .,.... . . 1.00 '"•ur•nc•· AUTOMOBILE &:311 ....... Frudaco Bat 3 ,,., 8 SI Ofll7 Jtlfen ib:M 13 Erneat Tubb 91011" 3 I 8 To Tell the Truth 13 GeMral. HoiPI.tal N8'11J~ent An~~Uur· Ho~Lr ·..... _ ...... ""' ,.___, I Al- I I trc ecn:ert 3 Qlrt..-...;1 ~ I FMtiMNitlaa ' bII I ..... . Gotr-A.._~ Y-. ,..,... .. - . I TV ..... 8 PKiat'Wt TCIIEF 13 .. ·... . ... .. """.... ·-·... .... .. ·-... ·-.. ... · .... ............. ·-...... .--· ............... .. ·---. . ...... ·-- ._ ....... ·-.................. Ciol... I--.......... ......... ... ............. . ... ol . . _..., ... ..... ·.. __ .... .... .... ·... .... ·-·-. .... ·'-· . .. II·--· 1·-. ........... . ·.... ..... ... ....... __ .... 1·-·-·-- ·-~" ThiBUilo : 3 Amlhlr WOrld 7:01 3 Todi,.Y SkJw" ISPBI :11\1• II ... IMO r_,ruoo 1 ll Hlnld Clll Trulb s.m.. a ... . 4~30 u _...,. ' &,Nfc ·a 6;4~ 3 Corn GDb it.porL ne Aetor l3 ·- .. .. .. ............ ''" ta MIJiaD ' UnoeramhlotlwaefourJumhl.., one letter to ...h tqulll!, to 1, form four ordlnarJ word1. ••• . 8 Sotct r I .0.')' ' G8llMb U <iOd It dll Aabrtr olllclalo aald. 5<me BOAC tllalrta took off 11 much •• IIve boon lite after gllota carried out "wotJt.to.ruleblok" taeUcs in which they ckilayed openlima by tW!owlng ...ey mll>lle to tho letter. - inltrattion ~f.; ·· · ::,· 'itif!JNtf!>it or \'IIW .. :) The Jlx iOU 8 lkloule t•an.r 13 The BatQo G-.e 3:0D IS T he Dibl e A n~we n Cowtrr Cburcb 13 pUots lo back wap dltllllldl dalayed tltihta by p[lne1 of tho. Brltioh Owrseu AlrwaJ• Corby POMEROY - Appror, I - · 2 story frame, • 1'001111, lllf4. roomr, bath, full b•aa&L Alan a 1 otory boule -.1 aa rental. 3 18J'IItl. ALL IN GOOD (l()NIIlftQN. tlt,IOI. POMEROY - AJIIIIOS. an&. tlllrd acre, 1\fo slor)' frame, e ........ 'T t45 !'dint ~ G:3S 7;15 13 Wonl ollMt . I Nofllo!Wiclt . , . . _ ·: : , I O'BRIEN AND CIUIW REALTY aJMPA!IIY Buslnets l~e111.r Fold and Place SAI48JII.IIJIIYI~. Rtal Estat, Far Sale. Rei. - To Better TV Viewing ,IRIITOMI DLC 100 ' NIW TltiAD-BLACiCW.A.LL; Stu Prl.. Til!! . . 65o.ll 9M .JI 65o.l4 70Dxll I 4J '5.55 9:30AM · ·." ; Weekly . EYMDE ... , EXPiir . , ·Whael Alignment . . MOTH PBOOFING READY • 111X C0111!18bt de!IY· SEWING MACIIIN!II, npllr . one! rlgbt to JOtl' P"Jed. lllll'lllce, eO llllbtl. WY 11l'aal .11111 ... ,.... • males. Pbollll IIIU284, Goet- ...,., Autltodsed Balea DM. Tlte ll'abl1e Slnpr 811op, Pomleln Ready • Mix Co., MlddJ&. and lllnf<ii. We Sha-pan port, Ohio. • • trc ~~e~aon. •111. ..., ofeurved 14-Ue ...&.". 7018........ ....m, --- ' ,l . ~ • JOioiN liiARRISCIN ciYDI .• ---- •. .•, :: Wit ......, ,_;,14 , .... DallY .. •ill' f.apM4 cMnl· . !liiA'l!Arfniiiiii!PAIIIED er. Tob aver ~~ oftl ASSII!I'I'ED Ai:IJUSTIIENT 'l'lllll!:E BEDROOM . par month or balll!ee "'-"· TIRES bath, ilile aere, will ... Aloo, lovely walmtt ClOitiOie BEAll'm'UL aeledlon of ftow. trade for farm. lloyd K1111eJ AU. SIZEs wllh II~ IIOUnd ~. ' era, butetl, crola and beart ~. "· va.. ns. 1 apeed dual w!ume conmt1 $1.·2.00 5117. . _14-etp lor Memorial Dey, wllb AM ~ radio: Pay . . plua tu eaeh . HOUSE with adjolnlng lot. S • Shoe Repair, l(1ddle. balaDee "'fll.ot · or paymlllll · 5-11-lllr M<n'ORBOAT, ~ hp; Jquar, bedmonul. larte kitchen, moof f5 per month. Call ~nata. . derP bath, full buemelll. wllh lrade . fqr lar111 tractor; store TtWPEBS PLAINS, 0. e.utc garage. · newly re-decorated. · equt_pmeot; reca. t_·i r e s, - · . Call 9fi2.S22 after 4 p.m. Itt RESTAURANT FOR BALE OR · PHONE 667-3682 LEASE. CAimpJetelf equJppe11, . lar size, ~0; ml~ 'lte Ebenezer St .. omeroy. 0 . booths, ltmch rounlor, eladrle ZIG ZAG-OilATIC: WeD known bananas JOe lb., jowl oUced mob IJI8C!Wte' baa 1-6-tfr grUJ, deep fryer, four burner baCOII, 3 lb. 19c, boloina Slba. many leaturoa. Mabo buttonOry colfee maker, refrller· $1.39, 39c cakeo 3 !or 'I; alao boles, daml, mendo, wllhot~ ator, steam table, dlsbaa, poll, ...., bedroom •pi ,_ · ~ . 1957 PLYMOUTII StaUon -a· w~ • • •,.. . ...... .. allaehmenta. Sews oa a I I" paq, eto. 110 par ceDI comer . MMl Food Market, , Mel@s lOll. automatic transmluion, types of fll!rks. tree home location, Call IllS-Dill New Ga!Ua line. · s:ll-3lc good' oondiUon. Can be seen demonotrai!Gn. Pay balance of at Lou'o Aahl!nd, or call 99ZRaver~, W. Va. &-It-Ill -.1c. 11111 arOomiDg. PbQGe ~. 11 I 1fe ' jf, •· TI'R eOmltlnallon. Beaulllul ;iillld . ala~ UDit I 11 ....... .,...... I"' uoo 1S ........... -.nUall · 3 '-"' 01.0. UYII I LMI II! I -~ fllllll 11 MtHW'•.II!PJ ' . 11 11111 'a .. 11 . . an.~. lf no """ "'!'" 11 .......... • ll 'l....., ..... aa.,... ,11. .. - ,._ ._ ... - .. .....~=.:::: ---. 'h.-..,.-· _,__ ---,--·----..... --lift............ - .. 11:11 - ' •n. ...... ......" - IIIII . ,.,., ....... -·---O' _...,_WIIn. '1)11-t>.- ....... 11:11 - .. "~ ,.._.. a. ...... ., .... •TW"--~ 11ill .- .. ~ --- IQE.IAI 1111- 11.'"-t"- DI.- ,._ I.,.,....~~- _ MIIIIW"-"VkJIIII. Ulll- I, "A Y-.ll .... .,. - Ia lit..... ,• ., • ' .. ;' 1' '·!·,, I" 1' •••• ':·: '' �' OJJVER ·MOWING .. ,. •• II. m. G. A. Deem, < ·~ Sl'lllltO ndlo, Qll J$¢,Y. ~ .... l'ldlo ~ - PUPPIES. AKC TOJ mfl\.l at.n, $75 and up. iliad . ., ' rmw ' ........ ~ . . PICI ttpUII .:·-·' . .. .:.. . ..... 1Jill.. .'............. · C.rd id'Tr..nb I.WISH·ID ,itiank all my l'rleodll and ..ratlveo · for the many ·P . canis and flowers ~- . -ldad. • "'" Shown me duritJII IIQI' ,OOIIflnemeolt In HaiMr - . pita!. Special thanka 1o Doctors Morgan, Kemp, and a... der, and to the stall of ourseo, to tile ministers wlto visited me and thanka to IIJd. dleport emergency oquad for ~mpl and elftclent service. May the Lord bleos you eO. Ellsba Vitatoe "-lie ! \ . i'* gaO-;; lost and Found f:oST - ~P STRAWBERRIES, Roy W. Prof. .. . ..,.,_ fG.II or lllllllthly paymenlll. Call 119J.3111. 11-S-IIc FRIDAY, plywQod joba LARGE ffOUSE In· Ra-'-lilt, Portland, Phone . .. """'· 9 boat with a 'len- 1 liP 5-11-lllt· IIIMI FORD Starllner, V-1 wltll rooms. one tlllrd """" lot, motor; also, ael of 011'1. Re- good OVII'drlve. Very good condl· location, 18500. Phone wan! if found. Call tit = lim. l'llone . . . 11-l.!lo H~. 5-8-lltt EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, aobeaor 1Nf.1111_Baclne. 5-3111< . . toa lhlnglnd, ullllly mom, full · 7 .PIECI!: ~taunnt lioolhe oet, allic, basement, new PI fir. 1981 DODGE. &-cylinder, lour door. One owner car. Wane!~ nace, eopper plumbing, llate lor~ 2 doli~ centen, 2 WalliH R111o, Rt. 2, Racine, 0. Ph. sln~le$ and 3 tablea; alsO s. roof, lOll I 100 lot, I oo d · WANTED at once: ReUable WB WANT Ill tllaPk our 111111Y neiJhborhood. Phone IIWIIO. !ruck driver. . Phone HII-Ztl. aettlon dloh· f'asher and Bin. I-NIP . friends for tbe .• brewall Tan eloclrlr bot water healer. 5-31-31c ~ party and Slfto. Your kiDd OFFICIAL Boy Seoul slaeplng Jolin Sauvage, 121 Butternut. bq. Never been UIIOd. Call tbougbtl will never be ftrPPomeroy. ~ SAVE 130 or more on aluminum Mile Halp Wented 1111. 992-18115. l-ute boats, All . . . 10.11-11-14 Bud. Alberta, Jaddo IIIII SALESMAN FULL or par1t1me !96'1 ZIG ZAG oewlrur machine. loot. Callllft.2347, or ....._ Ill establish own credit brok· Bobble Gl-.omp Woa •aleoman'o demoJII!ra. &-INGle AKC MINIATURE $elmaulen, eroge buslneu. No IDvelll· IIOIHhaddiDI: 8 -'s old, "-liP tor. Rei!Uiarly aold lor t99.91: ment. To help l"t otsrted, we .-. Jim Nolan. Cool'fllle 181· will oell for MUI. or SS per TAKE SOIL AWAY tile mue I WISH to thank III 1bo1e wbO . guArantee •uo weekly to man ..,nth. Free home damonatra. Luslre '111'J7 from carpela and SID'/, l4-lle meeti!lg our requirements. IIIII ftowen, cardo and g!fls; S.lJII.ek upholstery. Rent eiiCirle Awe no barrier. Write, Mau· tlon. Call IJI2.U18. !bole wbo vWtod me; I .-, shampooor Baker FurnJ. STRAWBERRIES for sale. Bilwish .. lhaJi Dr. Plekw and ly HOI, Racine. S.,l.eto :;;, Bu 100. Palnesvllle, Ohio ) TON UIU Chevy Plc1run lure. ~... the v - Memorial Sllfl · 1-Utp trurt. John A. Jeflen. ohone and IIIIo Rev. c. J. Lamley 111116 BARON HOOSE TraDer, 911M1'13, ~-~ STEREO RADIO ·COIIlblnallon for 1111 eomlortlng wwdl. y.,.. 48 X 10, eonlact Myrtlo Bentz Help W11111d unit' Lovely walnut eonaole kln!lnoa wiU never be fcr1101- WAITRESS .uiD barmaid, $Ill 1!ABB1TS. PIIONI!! 992·'5'7. at Eqle Ridge or call MDwith 4 speaker aound syatem; ten. M8J God bleu eadl 11101 21f7. l4-lle a week ptU. Ups and Uvlng 4 speed, dual volume oonev<I')'OIIt ol )'OIL quarters. APlllY at Green G• trol, hlgbeat lldellly; wltll AM Mn. Opal (Rope) lllrper !tell EARLY American slen!o: blu 011 St. Rt. 7, Gallloolll. ,q'!:ATE OF l!:rneot L. Ebera- & FM radio. Pay balance o1 Pomeroy, Ohio RD 4. Tltla oet baa M " nr radio, 114-31c LBach. 5 room boule, balb, $118.911 or SS per month. Call U.ltp 4 apeed automatic record .. . baoement and two Iota, $111110, 119J.3211. 54Uie dwtpr; lovely flttlsh. j Ull Notice Help Wam.d 5 room bouse, bam, prage, Uke new. Tate aver pay. STEREO: 11117 solid oltte maliOOM !I'OR two .11ma1e (IIMille or Femele _. : .llllt, ••~room llll!llts of t5 per montb or ple sterto wllb kpaad autopay fiUI. n-y It In )'0111' .. lk:;.:: .... Ell- matic cba,....; radio eombl· Call - · · ' . -~ ...... . """'' cualomel'll iiililf ' h,"'jjl --; ........... home. Pbone mall. l44le _ . , . . _ Nurtlng : ' : : ioai~any known products 1n · ··- · 11-2-Stp nation. Has lnllanl on radio. . Aasume payments of 10 per · elty ol Middleport. Experi- YEARLING SORREL col( 111011th or pay balance '101.!5. SPINET PI'ANO: Walilad, re-· ence. Investment unnecessary. IIIJOIIIIIble party to take owr REOPE!i!NG DI<D Pet Shop, Call m-3211. S.1Hic Write Watldna Producta, Inc., bla.. lace, lllnrklnp, • · Ph. low monthly payments 011 a First Slreel, Point Pl0811111, S-IS-tip D-11, · Winona, Mlnneaota IIIHIIJ. spinet plano. Can be 10111 Jo. w. va. U.llo WE HAVE NEW Toasten. mJx. 56111'7 . I.J.Itr 11165 CORVAIR Motu. !'bone cally. Write Cnodll lhniler, ers. irons, fana, antennas, ~ 111-$141. 5-a«c cord playen, and many other P. o. 11n: m..hlbJvllle. rn. WILL ll9 SEWII!IG 1n my For Rent home. Mob anytldq. '!ln. Items In otoct. diana. UI41V Cll'Olyn Lewis. Pbone tn41'11. APART!4EN'i' close 1D town, 11'1 11165 IMPALA VI, !UJr door, COME IN MID MAKE Buttomul Ave., Pomeroy. power brakes, pont ...... VS AN UFfER. PON'IOON' HOUSE ... Ul.ale '-We lng. I'UIIIIIIbly prleed. Pbolle lraller. Pllme IIIJS.zat. Ul.ale CLELAliD TV TERMITES SWAIOONG! New Raven, 882-a'l. 5-21-31p • E. Mala Jl. ... _ . Gldt 1bey are re.poducllvea, 1101 PLENTY of space lor one traiJ. IlioN DAY Old or atart.d Lee· er wltll all lacilltles. In Syra. ZIG ZAG -1ns macldne; !tell )'0111' wurUr <dotty, Fno In· 5-IS-ele hunt pullell, both lloor or cuse. Call 1192-39114. 4-~tfc speriiO!Ia aod Information 011 demonllrator. Mabs faDey cap grown IYaUallll. 1'11111crawl apace ~; No llllld!es. New IUII'IIIIit. ~ TWO BEDROOM home, balh lry hlllllla& IIIII aalomlllklt. aaleamM, .... over1tood, 10 FURNISHED and unfurnished full baaement, garage: ,...,_ rtflce lor t paymeallot til or Modem Poultr)', b No••• ~partmenbl . Clol!e to 1<hool. per COlli ........ Al1lnd Pest year.,ld home ID SyracaM. $50 cuh. Phone ...... Allleas, Oblo, l'ltOIII HJ.'IIIl. IO.J.I.Ik Conlrol, PDD.oy, Ohio. Pllone IIIUI41. Phone IIIJS.ICI. 54-lllle . . . '~ . . . . ,.enlttp. . ·,f:.: ,. · 111-., . LARGE live Slid Milt NINE ROOM boule, bi111, 'lltp,~ , . aparltnenl. newYY deroratl!d, DAILY CROSSWORD pen Plalna; eroollllll ~ .waGIIe 2. Netller· < 'triLl, DO IIWia& Ill home fornace beat. POmerov. l.Weal&ona 11m lnalda. Nn lllnadllllllllppeia, pOtblo, peaq, Phone IIIUSO'I. ~!-:-lfc a.t>atwn •ldlng, llrp lot, ...... out t.lfap 3.Dancu bemmlng, allerationl, etc. ladldlnp. CaD be lltllllctd, IO.Palned 4.8.... Mnt. Freddlo 'l'llabet. Maoon, FURNISHED three-mom apart- II. Wit A!ft am, l'ltOIII . ,.... li. Obele Phone 'I'IUI51. 44tfc ment, bath; 011 South Second II. Small 1. '1'opnow:.tle 7. Bwlndlen Ave.. Mlddlooort. Pllone Mn. 14. lndeftnlte article 8. Taut HAPPY IIOUR,IIltl!unl Sprlop Howard Cecft, 119J.52a. 15. TltmoUBe ONE TOif Dodp liM truek 9. Caniap 1-Wc IT. Kother of U. Colored, u Nile Club, I 1D I p.m. Monnote wltll dump bad. Wlllw ,.._ PetrOynt ltuter cP SJ. Tawem 1'4'1t.,...J'• M•nr day lbru l"riday. Lldleo nJaltt Phooe IIJ.all. N-Ile 111. Pronoun ••. .A.IrlC&II 113. PlaytnaFOUR ROOM ...., l"riday. tt. Curved In antelope 1 marbla 37. Germ APARTMENT, and out lfORNED rtCIIIn4 _..,.. ZO. Blrlllplaee ' ~- Godd- ot <S. Quam! D. BUttb of Abraham vok:uaou "· Phya1ct1.111: Wented To Buy . wllb eal.- at .... 24. Woman ·ln 21. Blbll<at 3t. WAI'IIlnl' abbr. wlllte Wallar Bentz. PltaDe ANTIQllEI, funtlture, dlebal, FURNISHED APARTMENT, 26. "Bille' ~k~··r~1T~-r.~·~~~~tll~·T.~~ mlteellttwnuo. Hn. llonrd new paneling In all moms. peneU" Caell. • w...... 81., l'otJ». Call Muon 'I'IS-5147. &-1HII: 21. l'l>ltlono •1. ' 1. ,:1/•' '\I tle4tf,''tied!JII.r''~ ' ::.~~...,'!f"ME!! I)q,,~, b~:-~~.r..- ea!7'""· _ .... 1flli! i I I ). \ ..... room "'"" -m....,. "* ""· SllALL ACREAGE. no buiJd. inp, oltle price and h 11 partlcltlflll Write Bar . , In c""' Ill l)ally SenUnel, PomIIVJ· 1-#«e ;, ... Far Trecle <'#1ft l'OR liDI :llamm, Mlddltport, Ohio. .. Antlqueo: $-!Nile ADULTS: Furnished and unfur. nblhed modem apartmenll. 2 aod 3 hedroomo, all electric brick b<Ji!dln~. beautllully decorated. plaalerod wall!, oom- '!>lete YOUJ!PIDwn ldtdleno with dls]Josal unlit, •torm doors and windows. bt•lldln• completely lnaulated. front and rear entrances. beautiful. lv landscalled. private park· lng. opecial low rent. 1be Ha..n Terrace Aportmenlt. New RaVftl; W. Va. Pbone la-m!. $-1&-Tt< ..... Rul Estate Far Sale 30. Vampire 34:. American. Indian 18. 8tllfflnp HOBSTETTER REALTY· ' GBO. IIOBII'EliiJR, Brtbr . 38. Southem ""'"abbr. 19. Sprite .fO. Short •Ieep 41.1rldlum: aym. 42. Landholder: PCIMEROY - S - . II atb, lloor furnace, near llorel, eat of high ...... SOot. ,.- 4&. Sheer 417. MJ.take 48. Blundered ....... 4t.'Bnllilh liO. o.uto - DOWN l.lltde- -Here'• bow to work A X :r ·D LI<A A X a DAILY 08\'Pl'OqUOO: ' -~ BEDROOIUumlshed traller. Workln1 ~man and wile. No C!Uidren. fl! montll. CaD IIUIIt. 5-1Hic ~ 9P2-U22 Open Even!,.. lo LONO.IILLOW OM let~ almplJ .fAir Uolhor.la tllll-plo .A.llf UM4 . tar llle til...., 1/o, X tar 11ut ""' 0'1, tte. 11tq1t 1111on, .,.... lrOpble>, tile ltllltll llld Gl 11ut .,. au 1111111. ..., tile .... dlttueat. ...,.................. IIMH TrcowB rz liCBHXAWXBO BW Xrlf QJoOifJI RURX.BitY.-JiftP• X B.ll a, RtlTLAND-Sraoma, bath, modern kitchen, out llalltlfnp. Level two ....... n ACREs - N...- """IIDII, t n101111, bath, ll)odem kltcilelt. out bulldlnp. Llfge pnlen. BELEN 1114V1RGIL~ .... AS!IOCIAbs • .,~ . \ ' M-ale • Mon~thru· Fri. •• . . ' ... . ·AIC CI,EAN'liS ~ !::::;w:·:vo.==== ...GUAiANFEI).. ··r ·--"-·-. :POMEROY.. '. ~- .. =. 1GO>JI4 lUI 7501114 11M tiM Aa AI R :I 41V>JIS . • PI!IO 'Roc.PIIIIo l-111. f.onvenient Reference . . ta w.... I AND ~lUTO ; -' ' FUGHTS DELAYED LONDON (UP!)- A olowdo•m 2 bedll1onul, baaemenl. An for fll,5011.io. POMEROY - 2 11ory frame, s bedrnoms, bath, baaement, hardwood lloorl, llrp lot. Just 10.5011.00. 1'001111, ~~NG~N~EW~~;~ UFE TO YOU I poration (BOAC) CAIPETING n1doy night earl,v Saturda!', airline IDd IIENRY CLBIANII Olllte- ...... . .. a:q 'r u._Wo~ 1 .... ~ 3 Slf8hwJubU" 8 1om lllli brey 1M...,....' .~ ' BW. ADdlriDII. 118' ~ FOr &llWitw" I..inl th• LlamM$d a u 10~10 GALUPOLIS - JOY DETIY of 161 Woodlaod Dr., met recenll,y wllh Ohio sta.te Fair Maillgor Jerey L. Kalteach to , (6r J!'fllor Fair at the 1968 Ohio state Fair. iil-t.W :. ... :·::'/J~~ ....-,... ~~·· repro~"'· pn~ t~W. Jill '·b®'IJ ' a! dill odd's lnrpat Junior l'alr which .... Jlqma . ~\!!I~~ -·~---*"" .i I REVOL ·.. .,."~ ...'. . • ' • hlye over 20,000 paztlctpanto'1t':tlil1 )'til'' I ~!r. ·-- ·~---· . '> • I Ufllr WoN I IU· ~au.. lOt'' ll:ll!l ·~ I II C. C. BRADPOIID c.m.- AUCITIONJ!!ER 8mlee · Wlite, Pltone or Coodoet Cllllllratlllf.t IWPIET Raelne, OMt t.owtU ThGnlls lJ a 13 llfualc &10 • Coil. Bowl I 'IWIIIQ' Flrlt Colltury U outer Llmltl l 11 I Sin a a ""' Wild~ IMfi• "" Wlk miDIJ' 1.... ..... Iloilo. Bema~ nr.. I BoNkll 13 JLII F w.ater• J~ btl • GarMJa.., 8 Clvlal.n Kangan)D 9::)0 10:00 :S !Wull Judp)ent \ 13 'I ~ 9f~bllrqo 11o00 .. ,.. ,,,· ... 3 HolJ.1wood Sq.uare• · 1 Dkk Vu ~ke 12:00 13 Bewitched E)'! GIIIU I :inrcb tor T&.orrow 13 Tr•~R~n I•Ie 1~'4$ · JJ Roller Dtrb)" 3 Mid 1:00 N41WI ~ b: . ,...........,... ~- 1.,....,, . ~ . CNitl IUIDI .nAUNT ::";c:Mru:f.J . ---::-""'-·'-'"_"*_._.. _·_O_VI'f.,D r.. h Natlotti flag to be flown abOve ' Ute flag o1 the Ulllted Siateo · 81111 thOle of Other member nalloas at the U.N. bead·· quartero lD New York. u · ~ neovens AboYe I *'"- 11:20 -II lllvhl '"' lt:at ~.li of Ou r 1.1-.u · l4 ~ b 1 $1tn*lr«l Thq McHale' II N111 3 Tonl&ht .... 13 ('lllfornia Prtiiiii'J 12:011 J3 J oe)' BilhOp I · It= (lb.) . . .. .I WMPO INFORMAnON NEWS 3 ~WorW J tern Cob ftelen u o.r.t HjtiiiiPital 8 Totwl,llh~tTNII .... '"" DAILY 12)> ·•~-' :U, ., ' -. jiD -· , .· .l:.stl 'M .. i ' ''I ' " ·'11 I. .!illll)' lelJVI 1JMr ,' ""' U CoLitU')' CUrouMI' 13 ~Cartoon tt.m.l~ ' .• a ·-- ~ ,_ ·- Kalllf,I"OO 1:311 8 ClptaJn I 5ll:n1 SCorJn ..... ..... u w,au Et.rv aG•ii' • 1J ~~IUli::IIUie. .Dttk Cl.ftli .... ......... .~ Dirk 911dDw• Kr. CUtt~aG I ~'niMU't 11 ' Qd1rw Glial 1<1111 ll.oo AT ·7•·50 A.r1. a Y·' . ' ~· ·· . · ~ I Yciu 0... Sir 3lJ """ .. Glor,-.RoJod w.u, LOCAL REPORTS , 1136 . I '""Bible Anl wff.• I Cadkl Clmlr1 13 ru:ao . pr•s.enls "., IOBpocbtjl ... .. .. 4:111 a F.U, Thtalro l3 n. Nn.l1wod . . . II TldiW'e......_ .IIIII'• "'-- ..._ 11 MukAPalld• .... n.•.,....o- 11 MYOIIIII - !tin . 1·~J.... 1 ,..... Plctln I . . . . N.-.c..nl Ul Win GrU111 .... 11 . . .,.,~ 1... I~..,.._ I ~I :1 $ ilfMt I W. . . err..s. ,.. OtekQ"*11.00 " ,._, 1 _..... 11 Wlllill r.,.. .. Fenlp 'qts: ,..._ ,,... .. 11 ............. 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U :OI) 8 CBS ftelorta IS lnndrra 3 Let'• Nalte A 1-' II '' ' the Workl Turn• 13 Wecldirw PUI,\' t3 Ul larWocl Kan!lnl 13 T'*'Unl ll1o 8 Good Mornq World I Jack!• Oblifwer hiW 13 Dr-.m lloun 3 8 11 ..... JadlliC.. I lill&rtll far f • 1 1. . 9:311 a I llr. ClrtiM •. 7 , ..."' 12:30 Cclttal ~~ c..tnl 8arr)' n.t.10"" 13 Nn 1 J1:30 I Tonlafll Show &30 3 IW Steltan HDur 13 It "f*• A Thltf 9:00 u OIJiilllll ...,..... .. liNIW!IIItt 11 Fbi~~"- 813 """ "' Rehe&raal For D-DI,t' !..oft of Lif• """ lhl5 7:30 ,_, I Guldl.1111 lJaht '"' "'"' : :rlim·~ ... .... ... ... I TV<luuw. "" II Dllrl!.-.e " ~ Grltrln 3 Huntl.,...Brinkle7 lklort 3 Wellir Crtlllldte ll:OO I Mer~ ''" 13 Dic k c.veu . Vl 3 New• PJcwn 8 capJW NIW• Ctrtn1 10::111 I IIINJon: IIIIPP•Ible ·~~~ l::lJO 3 ConemtraUon 8 &!veri)< HillbUll.• 3 I I ; ,. 8 Clndld Camera i3 Wells Fargo CAme 5:00 3 (lphlcle 13 Troth or Cofl~tQ~Mne• 5:30 13 Bob Vourc - NMr• u w, .. ~ .'Ii .._.::_, ..... _ .. I ~.f. .lliDw. '"" 13 Newlywed s Sleret ~rm a !mollllr• Brodltr• 11 lrlrn1• • 10100 ·-- . .... h .. ~~ll !h!'/11 f , hriiCIIIaJ..li.J Ecl\11[..,'1> 8 a ll .......,.~ Yili• 1 1 .--w...w I t.Ttll.IM·T... II o.w.l flo.lll&ll 13 baY)'-& lioltlal 'hl.l ·.. lf 'I'M Ll¥f.lw Wort( ""' II Z:' . -7:11 · 3 Mr. CartDoa Popcorn Theatre 13 Ttle Ultllll Gamt . 4:30 8 Fmllt Thtlttt 13 KaiWon Karnl•al ·=~ !lim C. a · ,..~ 3 You ll:Jn't Sit¥ F.dp ~ Nlglll 13 ~ !tlldow• 8 ... I .,.... . . 1.00 '"•ur•nc•· AUTOMOBILE &:311 ....... Frudaco Bat 3 ,,., 8 SI Ofll7 Jtlfen ib:M 13 Erneat Tubb 91011" 3 I 8 To Tell the Truth 13 GeMral. HoiPI.tal N8'11J~ent An~~Uur· Ho~Lr ·..... _ ...... ""' ,.___, I Al- I I trc ecn:ert 3 Qlrt..-...;1 ~ I FMtiMNitlaa ' bII I ..... . Gotr-A.._~ Y-. ,..,... .. - . I TV ..... 8 PKiat'Wt TCIIEF 13 .. ·... . ... .. """.... ·-·... .... .. ·-... ·-.. ... · .... ............. ·-...... .--· ............... .. ·---. . ...... ·-- ._ ....... ·-.................. Ciol... I--.......... ......... ... ............. . ... ol . . _..., ... ..... ·.. __ .... .... .... ·... .... ·-·-. .... ·'-· . .. II·--· 1·-. ........... . ·.... ..... ... ....... __ .... 1·-·-·-- ·-~" ThiBUilo : 3 Amlhlr WOrld 7:01 3 Todi,.Y SkJw" ISPBI :11\1• II ... IMO r_,ruoo 1 ll Hlnld Clll Trulb s.m.. a ... . 4~30 u _...,. ' &,Nfc ·a 6;4~ 3 Corn GDb it.porL ne Aetor l3 ·- .. .. .. ............ ''" ta MIJiaD ' UnoeramhlotlwaefourJumhl.., one letter to ...h tqulll!, to 1, form four ordlnarJ word1. ••• . 8 Sotct r I .0.')' ' G8llMb U <iOd It dll Aabrtr olllclalo aald. 5<me BOAC tllalrta took off 11 much •• IIve boon lite after gllota carried out "wotJt.to.ruleblok" taeUcs in which they ckilayed openlima by tW!owlng ...ey mll>lle to tho letter. - inltrattion ~f.; ·· · ::,· 'itif!JNtf!>it or \'IIW .. :) The Jlx iOU 8 lkloule t•an.r 13 The BatQo G-.e 3:0D IS T he Dibl e A n~we n Cowtrr Cburcb 13 pUots lo back wap dltllllldl dalayed tltihta by p[lne1 of tho. Brltioh Owrseu AlrwaJ• Corby POMEROY - Appror, I - · 2 story frame, • 1'001111, lllf4. roomr, bath, full b•aa&L Alan a 1 otory boule -.1 aa rental. 3 18J'IItl. ALL IN GOOD (l()NIIlftQN. tlt,IOI. POMEROY - AJIIIIOS. an&. tlllrd acre, 1\fo slor)' frame, e ........ 'T t45 !'dint ~ G:3S 7;15 13 Wonl ollMt . I Nofllo!Wiclt . , . . _ ·: : , I O'BRIEN AND CIUIW REALTY aJMPA!IIY Buslnets l~e111.r Fold and Place SAI48JII.IIJIIYI~. Rtal Estat, Far Sale. Rei. - To Better TV Viewing ,IRIITOMI DLC 100 ' NIW TltiAD-BLACiCW.A.LL; Stu Prl.. Til!! . . 65o.ll 9M .JI 65o.l4 70Dxll I 4J '5.55 9:30AM · ·." ; Weekly . EYMDE ... , EXPiir . , ·Whael Alignment . . MOTH PBOOFING READY • 111X C0111!18bt de!IY· SEWING MACIIIN!II, npllr . one! rlgbt to JOtl' P"Jed. lllll'lllce, eO llllbtl. WY 11l'aal .11111 ... ,.... • males. Pbollll IIIU284, Goet- ...,., Autltodsed Balea DM. Tlte ll'abl1e Slnpr 811op, Pomleln Ready • Mix Co., MlddJ&. and lllnf<ii. We Sha-pan port, Ohio. • • trc ~~e~aon. •111. ..., ofeurved 14-Ue ...&.". 7018........ ....m, --- ' ,l . ~ • JOioiN liiARRISCIN ciYDI .• ---- •. .•, :: Wit ......, ,_;,14 , .... DallY .. •ill' f.apM4 cMnl· . !liiA'l!Arfniiiiii!PAIIIED er. Tob aver ~~ oftl ASSII!I'I'ED Ai:IJUSTIIENT 'l'lllll!:E BEDROOM . par month or balll!ee "'-"· TIRES bath, ilile aere, will ... Aloo, lovely walmtt ClOitiOie BEAll'm'UL aeledlon of ftow. trade for farm. lloyd K1111eJ AU. SIZEs wllh II~ IIOUnd ~. ' era, butetl, crola and beart ~. "· va.. ns. 1 apeed dual w!ume conmt1 $1.·2.00 5117. . _14-etp lor Memorial Dey, wllb AM ~ radio: Pay . . plua tu eaeh . HOUSE with adjolnlng lot. S • Shoe Repair, l(1ddle. balaDee "'fll.ot · or paymlllll · 5-11-lllr M<n'ORBOAT, ~ hp; Jquar, bedmonul. larte kitchen, moof f5 per month. Call ~nata. . derP bath, full buemelll. wllh lrade . fqr lar111 tractor; store TtWPEBS PLAINS, 0. e.utc garage. · newly re-decorated. · equt_pmeot; reca. t_·i r e s, - · . Call 9fi2.S22 after 4 p.m. Itt RESTAURANT FOR BALE OR · PHONE 667-3682 LEASE. CAimpJetelf equJppe11, . lar size, ~0; ml~ 'lte Ebenezer St .. omeroy. 0 . booths, ltmch rounlor, eladrle ZIG ZAG-OilATIC: WeD known bananas JOe lb., jowl oUced mob IJI8C!Wte' baa 1-6-tfr grUJ, deep fryer, four burner baCOII, 3 lb. 19c, boloina Slba. many leaturoa. Mabo buttonOry colfee maker, refrller· $1.39, 39c cakeo 3 !or 'I; alao boles, daml, mendo, wllhot~ ator, steam table, dlsbaa, poll, ...., bedroom •pi ,_ · ~ . 1957 PLYMOUTII StaUon -a· w~ • • •,.. . ...... .. allaehmenta. Sews oa a I I" paq, eto. 110 par ceDI comer . MMl Food Market, , Mel@s lOll. automatic transmluion, types of fll!rks. tree home location, Call IllS-Dill New Ga!Ua line. · s:ll-3lc good' oondiUon. Can be seen demonotrai!Gn. Pay balance of at Lou'o Aahl!nd, or call 99ZRaver~, W. Va. &-It-Ill -.1c. 11111 arOomiDg. PbQGe ~. 11 I 1fe ' jf, •· TI'R eOmltlnallon. Beaulllul ;iillld . ala~ UDit I 11 ....... .,...... I"' uoo 1S ........... -.nUall · 3 '-"' 01.0. UYII I LMI II! I -~ fllllll 11 MtHW'•.II!PJ ' . 11 11111 'a .. 11 . . an.~. lf no """ "'!'" 11 .......... • ll 'l....., ..... aa.,... ,11. .. - ,._ ._ ... - .. .....~=.:::: ---. 'h.-..,.-· _,__ ---,--·----..... --lift............ - .. 11:11 - ' •n. ...... ......" - IIIII . ,.,., ....... -·---O' _...,_WIIn. '1)11-t>.- ....... 11:11 - .. "~ ,.._.. a. ...... ., .... •TW"--~ 11ill .- .. ~ --- IQE.IAI 1111- 11.'"-t"- DI.- ,._ I.,.,....~~- _ MIIIIW"-"VkJIIII. Ulll- I, "A Y-.ll .... .,. - Ia lit..... ,• ., • ' .. ;' 1' '·!·,, I" 1' •••• ':·: '' �' ..,,, ·'.' -; ' • .. ·,'it.'~ .' .'·. -· vaa'bble' .. ' liJPlli.EPOR't - r•l 1 '1111 R o v, a.,..n L. M•InVn., ~·• t... ~;~~;· or fi'OIII t11e tor lli-lkl... illlndhw Gf llrL Charlel Gaoldll 'and tile ~ !'*rl !;Gall .. Ulddliporl, oneelilicb'. 1111 maJor lleld ot ia ' :::: 1illdal' will receive two Docree• trom wtttenbers Unl- lkll Ia 1'111l•IIOI'hi ot ond Chrlallan Elldea. ... ~' .rilllfleld. The Rev. l4r. lilclntil:e ,.._ Ill .1111 .-did tho ·Maolor ot Socred TIIIOioo (S. 't.IIL) and calved ()Ia Bachelor II Artldttile Maolor ot Religious ~.,._ .,... trom w-r eonoae, 1'lfw tlCMI (1\LR.E.) degrees, wbld! York, tn 196% aid hla BaclleiGr were boll> - - tUrilw tile of Dlvtnlt;y docroe !roM tile LU• last academic year. For t h e theran 'llleoloslcal SomlnarJ, S. T.IlL Mr. M<JnVre wrote a Phlladai,Phla, PomoYIYinla, Ia tlteals on the Social Elltl<o ot 1965. Mrs. McinVre Is a medical Martin Luther and tortllei\LR,E. hla thealalnvolved a slu<IY otLu- tecllDoloG' gram>ate of 0 h 1 o Nortltern Vnlverslt;y. Ada. Tho ther'a theory ,of edUeatlon. He was married to Miss Chrta- couple resides at II Walmer tlne C<>ats o1 Middleport Feb. Road, AparbMnt 105, Toronlo 4; Ontario, canada. 27, 196&, The Rev. Mr. Mclnt;yre M~rved as Paalor o1 Calvary Lutheran Church, Springtleld, until Aug- . . ag Ma-• 1 ( Iff - ,.,·'..' ' 'l .. '· ' "' 'I ' ''"' > - Slee1 630 Fourth Ave .• Gallipolis; Mol- RED DEMONSTRATION apinst the American presence Vletnom !riD be staged Surllay before the U.S. Embassy. The abbey of Mont st. Micbel is located on a rocky islet oil the c o a s t of Normandy. Mrs. VIrgil H. Edwards, JacklOll; Mrs. Harian W$b, coal Grove; Mrs. Am E. .Hortoa, Albland, Ky. Births Mrs. Leslie D. COl<, Rt. 2 Galt(JioUs, ""'· 8:21 a.m. Friday; Mrs. Rd>ert E. Low11011, Slnd7vllle1 twins, a daugbt.er, 1:50 p.m. and a dau(!hter, 1:52 p.m. Friday; Mn. Larry E. Bradley, 63() Fourllt Ave., Galllpollls, a son, 3:35 a.m. Saturday. Dlsd!argos Mrs. Luther A. Bowles, MrL Brice, Elmer Martin, Mrs. Mollie Miller, Mrs. Carl R , Sr., Leonard F. -d c. Weiher, Mrs. W 1e WUcox, Harry Wheeler, George W. &nlth, Mrs. Junior J, MeGulre and in- P, Tlbelt down 2:20 L 111.1 ML Slate doWn 2:45 a. m.; Rod Bird ' , Utttl Am& Crislip, Pomeroy; Pearlene Lee, Long Bottom; Wallate lUll, Racine; cathy Cllndilr, MaSCMI; the 20th AI Auberry, Racine; Minnie CUnningham, Pomeroy; Rollin Goodwin, Pomeroy; Mervy Durham, Kyger. Discharged- Phyllis Edwards, i!Ybil Ohlinger, William Zirkle, Ma'ry Barnhart. ::fy $25 CARAVELLE' DAY'N DATE WATCH tells you the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Leora Zwilling, Pomeroy. Discharged- Miles Chlldreaa, Jennle Bryant. AND - but nothing about it tells you the unbelievably low price! This handsome calendar watch has a superb I ]..jewel movement, an unbreakable mainsprini and a waterproof" case. It's shock· resistant and always up to date. i' CAR AVE LLE' Division otBULOVA FOR FATHER'S DAY PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio ' First Evt1,ns Unit Is .Jn Chil·licothe ' co., SANDY & BEAVER VALLEY FARMERS MUTUAL INSURAN·CE COMPANY LISBON, OHfO +'432 l ~e i~sure town and country property against loss from fire, ltghtm~g, wmdstorm including tor.nado, Hailstorm, smoke. explosion, and falling aircraft. ,' I • f ' 1 or t918 will meet at 10:!& a.ni. in the Baker Center ~ IOWige, followed by a 110011 lomdleon for ail alumni In lho ballroom. The annual bos suppef on the sreen Ia set tor 6 p.m. lotlowed by a concert under t h e elms at 7:15 p.m. by tile Ohio University Banet Commencement exercises are '67-68 Term For Schools No deductible Sendy & Beaver is a mutual insurance Company insuring Grange members only. This is insurance at cost. We are not in business for Profit. .4 2141hAn. Oolu,.lit,O. · J.F;Burt.on E. W.Church .,_' lunbltar at. GotU110llf. 0. Gtllt,olll, 0. " Fonrl.twie Ill. I 'otrlot, 0. J .... Nevin Wood l'otrlltO. ... . .,, scheduled on the College Green at 1:15 p.m., !hnday, June 9. In case oC inclement weather 1 the ceremonleo will be held at Grover Physical . Education Center and. via closed circuit televisloo ROBF;RT L. EVANS, Prealdont ot l!o!l Evans Farms, 1oc. Qldent eXamine a the orchltei:t' s •111111 dramrN! of I'"' taat.-rond reO: tallrlnt lhe CCIJIPODY Ia boilldllllln ClilUlcotlie, OhiO. . ' ', "' and Lo!n• Corbin, cporatlona ........_r. Advertlllnll: for tile operatlon, whoM head~PArters are at 3776 South Hllh St., Colum· bus, will be handlld 'by Byer · & Bowman Advertlllnl - , . '. poteml~ !rancldllns •...-dli our new venture,"!"~ no doc!IIG!I,J • wl11 be made unlll th~ eomp!eted and awdled. "' · report1J (. ( I 'lr0u18&11l In<., Colwtlbua, Thl new eom- "'"'"' tho pork PIIIIY will 11.0 nianaae tho kol Ill pneral. lnalllllld! •• taunnt. 11'11' 'loolled oil t h e Bob Evan a.Farm S..saae lono the rocket bit, l!ouncllhe deod . covered with 1...,~~!¥ llld blood. Tho d Ill kind tn tlli i i VIetmmeae. _Jo_'rlghtened • i on-9) \. ( '. { )( 1n1 tile ta&Uood bualne11 I• ~ rea- I - ' ••Our bad< objective tn ....;,. hon\eolol4 !afm tn Rio Grondo.:• one of tile leadlllg IeDin j ~~ ) I reiJ)Oill(8 to DWIIIfOUI tn. marketillr area, It 1101111 a qulrteo !r,ft>'lntereBIIil.Pil'llu , cal atop lo ·-inn~tll=•l:~ rePJ"dl!lc !rand11ain& Pro- !ftOidDi .,.,... 111 ~ans .~: "We are ""rk- 1111avollable ur ' public t,t inll wl!h ooiwJIIIIallts, who are · vnOIIIIY toceled toot-food !>!>w maldng' I BUrVOJ of I h e . lauriQIL" , Ill ~ NEW I Outdoor· colorful .. Maaon County summer scheol 17 with reg- istration classes to be held. The summer schOOl will be Cor five days a !rom 8:30 a.m. 1o 12:3ll p.m. lor six weeko at the Point Pleasant High SchOOl 1111• der tile ....,..-v~a~on of PP.lls principal Charles Wlthen and Ass-t. prlndpal Charles Clam- 'SA'<! TH!o:; I~ GOING 10 BE GREAT! \II'· own llo In alate at ,hour prior to tile Ids may call at as Funeral- ... ,.. ' ~kip •• ·1n 3(09 bond t o 1l,(Jioll• Munldl>ai ' ( \ orted tllat Blc:kera, faDed to nofiDIIslt earwartofltbe ~ hi&tnrOJ. tllnlulb oddoWnan~- HERE'$ 4'0UR BAT, ... moderate damr. No one wu bJ. CHAR!..IE 1, 18, Rt. I Goill16·Y~.old Rt. I were arrested • BROWN! ·' lntoxlcotlon. •rs lu the Blc:kerl .... 17, Galllj>olls, Gallla COUnt;y Juve. .... 9 . . . d1arp ;yield tile right of accident II 12:25 oRt. 7, tourIII!Uih ol Rt. 218. 1 ,, said lhet ........ ' • east aide d till llftPied lo malle • Five Win Degrees ~e: ONLY THING WHICH CONTIMU~& TO f!OLD MY lfJTIO~!Ei'51 15 PURSUIT' OF "THe; W~LD!S ONE< FLAW!.I>SS At WV A Uruvenity COMMODITY ...MONE)(f! PT. PLEASANT - Five Ma. CounO- lludenta roellved degrees from Weot VIrginia Ulljveroicy mrlng tile 99th ADrl1ll Commeneement exercloea ot the Untverslt;y. They were Thomaa Ray Vance, New Haven, PhD: Darren E. Asbury, Maril)'n !he &nlth and Bn•ce Watnrisht, all II Point Pleaoant, and BOnnie E. Bar, ker Thomu d Soutiudde. · 8UT; PIG501J LHJLE$5 YOU Wi1RY AND HA* Olfl.D!<e:NTHE' Cloi5H DYNA5iY WILLTUh\lltlir& t 100 ::::·:·:· ·>:·:·::<<·:::·:,,:,; ~,:,,: ;,::::::::: ::::::::::;:::::::::: bora. The program Is not primarily tor tllese who tailed In a UI,Jed but tor anyone wanting home ot lo llu:tber his erucajton. illldents ' Shaw and may eam a maximum of IJoe Call, credit In IIIII' d the tollowllli Vallance, oubjedo: 1'1Pinl 1,, E:Jiill"'· 11 Memorial or 12, Cbemlatty I, Algebra I Memorial or U, Driver's Educallon, a n d BloiOII'. e Grove with tile I o!tlc!atiiJc. Bur- ... C~C..... ton, commeneements wore held ::;::.;.:.::;.:. ;::::·:·:=:·:::.:=:·:·::: ~·:·:::::::::::::::::!::::~::::: Ncrr- lces11111 beTunLIn tile Bartal ':"";' s.' llolj, Mary :e, va. In the ojJrlng, ........ and win· ter. and .Heord . - Evtlyn MrL ' ' Rlfllll, . Jiltt;y ll11Do¥o PL : annual oonunenc:emeot. Hereto- Seen Gary :;rove, ml t!ll'li Elberfelds Floor Covering Deportment on the 2nd floor is h~adquart~rs for OZITE Carpet and · Carpet Tiles. SAVE on all Ozite Carpet, solid colors, the new, new Fiesta patterns and th~ Ozite Tiles. , · Kate d just Jell 1M In Memorial Auditorium. alumni lounge. .Dr. Franklin D. Murphy, d!anThe 50th year reunion ol the c:elior of til~ University (j CallClass of 1918 gets underway , fornla at Los Angelos, will adwith a recoptlon at 8:3ll p,m,, alao on Friday, In lhe Baker dress the degree candidates at til• 215th commencement. 'l'heexercioes will be the school's first will begin on Juna ' ' 1,15 p.m. alii amt.ount of insurance protects your personal pr~y at oca tons. . W,I.W~ I dldatcr; on ~dai.Y . June 9, al a. m. , saturday, Jtme8. The Class ~dy & Beaver pays the full market value on livestock Low Rates--Hon~st Service Center faculty lounge. · ReciPients of 1968 Alumni Certl!l- lumnJ Is promised commence- cales of Merit, the highest award ment weekend at Ohio llniYcr- given by Ule alumni asaoclatlon, sity. The a<:tMtlea will culmi- win also be 'guests ot (lomr. Bus toors of the campus will nate in graduation exercises tor approxlmatey 1,815 degree can- be taken by alumni from 91o 10 PT. PLEASANT - Tbe 1967. 68 school term lor Ma..., COtJn. t;y alodents will 'nd on June 6 with a halt.da.Y scheruled, the last lull day II school Is June 4. Don't be fooled by other insurance cOmplllies who have the word Grange in their name. For REAL GRANGE INSURANCE contact POe of these agent$. "'' Busy Alumni Schedule Ends June 6 REAL GRANGE INSURANCE ' Ohio University Hm or •wlltft CHI, t fOWII and Cf)'llll art liiiM:I. \. .. l'llln, aide r The Ohio University Alumni ,\s!klelatlon board of directors will meet at 9 a.m. on Friday, J1me 7, at the Ohio Univeralt;y PLE!)S. \NT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL ADMmED; Ernest Hudnall • lrut. OOicers and directors will be eleeted during the morning o; Roy Durst, Leon. session. ISCHARGED: Debra Woomer FolloWing a noon luncheon, the ·PC ' Pletsant; Robert Cook, APdirectors will hear various reple Grove; Mrs. James Neal • ports concerning university and Jr., PL Pleasant; Gregory Hall, alumni matters, according to pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Jason SturJack G. Ellis, director of ageon, Pt. Pleaaant. lumni attairs. A tea for wi\les BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Lei'OJI board members is scheduled Simpkins, Mason, a scm. for 3 p.m. in the Baker Center '· Jn!onuilli r ATHENS - A packed schedule or events for returning a.. • Bao TrL it's half-past tue~day ' '' ,_ ner GALLIPOIJ!l, - ll<ll> Evano •ind lmokei1 ~ Boy) ..uodown 4:10 L ui.; Vulcan doWn Fa.rms, lne., .wm .....-tile !aal,- qo 1811dwtelles. Tho tWo-story 4;55 L m ; Lock 21, OVEC up l(Jiolla; Angela L. Slnlth, Pall'l!liautlilt biatneaa wheri b"!!dlng, eoiDbl.1drJII!UJ,v Amor 3 L m. ; Edward. S. Jloswoi-th up riot Slar Rt.; Lynn B. JolmiiOII, 111 llrll unit Ojllnl ill CIIDII- lean and Midwestern archltee4 a. m.; Lock 22, Fort Dearborn Rt. I Cheshire; Orville o. Wl~&­ eotlte about Sept. I. Rdlert Ev· · ture. is deaiJned by Collum MorUP UO L m.; Lock 23, Steel man, Rt. 1· Patriot; Stephea E. """· prealtloOI, said the second pn Buslne11 Interiors and Is Trader QP 4:15 L m.; E'Dealw.· unit Ia -tlveJ.r Plm!ed for . ~ , built by Don M. HUSSOJ Stover, Rt. I Bul[alo, W. VL; Bosworth up 6: I 0 L m.: Racine ~ tn Columbua Ill eatb' Mrs. R*rt c. Knight, llilrtbotlt ot Columbuo. T h o Locks, John J. Rowe down 12:35 tord: Charles E. Taylor, Rt. 1 parldq area 11111 accommodate o. m.; Walter Williamson doWn 1969. Jaclteoni Mra. Robert E. LawThe Chillicothe operatlm will appjvxtmateb 50 cars. 1:45 a. m.; Greenup Lock&, Char· lOll, Sand,yvUie, w. Va.1 Mrs. be tho II!·It fait-food restaur- . Btlb Evan1 rarm Foods, Inc., les II. up 8:30 p. m.: PWiip ~rn ant featuring fresh (Farm Bo:Yl lo a subsldtary d Bob Evans Up 10:15 p. m.; Andrew P. CalFarms, fl)c., and other' otneeu fant son, Mrs. Mac F. Trace houn down II p. m.: A. D. tn ldilti!On lo RiJbert Evans are Lon&est Life Spaa Haynes, n up 12:55 a. m. ; J. s. and ln!ant daughter. Rdlert S. Wood, esecutlve vice The people of North Lewis up 2:40 a. m.; Barbara preslclent and general manager, Brent down 4:05 a. m. i MeldahJ America and nortllwettern Locks, Warren Houl!lAnd up 3 p. Europe have lhe longest life expectation span in the world, m. ; steel Ploneerdown4:05p.m.; averaging slightly ,more than VETERANS MEMORIAL Eastern down 11:35 p. m.; Laun 70 years of age, accordin~ to HOSPITAL Admitted - Dale W e I c h, Elizabeth up 12:55 a. m. the Encyclopaedia BrltanOJca. ReedsvUle; !hi8D Wood, I!Yracuse; Rena McDanJel, Pomeroy; COPENHAGEN (UPJ) - A vln J. 111!1>y, Rt. I Galllt>olls; Communist - led demoostration Mrs. Leslie D. CO>, R~ 2 Gal- In Donald E. Hicks, stout, Ohio; KANAWHA RIVER - London, llorrls llilrvey up 6:25 a. m.: Wlnlleld, Polb' R. up 2:30 p. m.; Tammy L. White dolon3:45a. m.; H. E. Bowles down· 8:20 p. m.; Alan R. Merrill up 11:40 p; Iii.; LoUa C. Sheorer up 2:50 L m.: Sol~ UP 3:35 a. m.: Helen z. UP 7:05 a. m. OffiO RIVER - Lock 14, ORCO up .1:20 p. m.: .Pennoyh>anla up 6:35 p. m.; Alton Zephyr up 8:20 p.m.; Lock 15, Reliable up11:30 p. m.; Lock 18, Queen CIQ< dOWn 6:&0 L m.; Lock 17, JefleracinUP 2:30 p. m.; Jettrey B. up5 p.m.; steel ~r up 7:30P,m.;Beekiord up 9:35 p. ~-: Je!ftxat upll p. m.: Bellville Locks, Robert ' ' • " Trailer up 4:.~5; Bewrly Ann up 5:15 p. 111.1 June• llunter down 8:20 p. m.; Western up 9:50 p. m.; hisY Downey up 10:10 p. . a; Mark EloUn dolon ·11:45 p. m.; Walll!r CUrb' up 1:05 L m.; NaUonil down 7:S5 a. m.; a . . r liP 9:20 L m. HOSPITAL NEWS ust 27 , 1967 when be resigned to contlrue gr..-,ate I!U<IY at the UniversU;y of Toronto, Cana ada, where he ls a candidate for tile Doctor o1 TheoiO&Y degree. Holzer Hospltal:Vloitlqhours In .sddltion to the Master's bonon, Mr. Mcintyre has re· 2-4 and 7,g p.m. Parents only celved a lull4ultion stuw grant on Pedtatries Ward. Aclmltted from the Board of Theological Mrs. 0. Roaalte Saunden, S3f EdUcation of the lutheran Church Fourth Ave., Galllj>olla; George ln. America and the Principal W, &nlth, 711 Fourth Avo., Gallipolis; Mrs, Larry E. l!radiOJ, . ..~ i' ' ' .. head - - Bil ' iltlle..-oyt ill tile loft ....- bJ, '· 11ly Naomi Snrll- '~ t'Wheelerolluq. moderate datu• lcles. No ot'l wu 1 ,.·· : ' ,,.,. qmobiles · ~ �' ..,,, ·'.' -; ' • .. ·,'it.'~ .' .'·. -· vaa'bble' .. ' liJPlli.EPOR't - r•l 1 '1111 R o v, a.,..n L. M•InVn., ~·• t... ~;~~;· or fi'OIII t11e tor lli-lkl... illlndhw Gf llrL Charlel Gaoldll 'and tile ~ !'*rl !;Gall .. Ulddliporl, oneelilicb'. 1111 maJor lleld ot ia ' :::: 1illdal' will receive two Docree• trom wtttenbers Unl- lkll Ia 1'111l•IIOI'hi ot ond Chrlallan Elldea. ... ~' .rilllfleld. The Rev. l4r. lilclntil:e ,.._ Ill .1111 .-did tho ·Maolor ot Socred TIIIOioo (S. 't.IIL) and calved ()Ia Bachelor II Artldttile Maolor ot Religious ~.,._ .,... trom w-r eonoae, 1'lfw tlCMI (1\LR.E.) degrees, wbld! York, tn 196% aid hla BaclleiGr were boll> - - tUrilw tile of Dlvtnlt;y docroe !roM tile LU• last academic year. For t h e theran 'llleoloslcal SomlnarJ, S. T.IlL Mr. M<JnVre wrote a Phlladai,Phla, PomoYIYinla, Ia tlteals on the Social Elltl<o ot 1965. Mrs. McinVre Is a medical Martin Luther and tortllei\LR,E. hla thealalnvolved a slu<IY otLu- tecllDoloG' gram>ate of 0 h 1 o Nortltern Vnlverslt;y. Ada. Tho ther'a theory ,of edUeatlon. He was married to Miss Chrta- couple resides at II Walmer tlne C<>ats o1 Middleport Feb. Road, AparbMnt 105, Toronlo 4; Ontario, canada. 27, 196&, The Rev. Mr. Mclnt;yre M~rved as Paalor o1 Calvary Lutheran Church, Springtleld, until Aug- . . ag Ma-• 1 ( Iff - ,.,·'..' ' 'l .. '· ' "' 'I ' ''"' > - Slee1 630 Fourth Ave .• Gallipolis; Mol- RED DEMONSTRATION apinst the American presence Vletnom !riD be staged Surllay before the U.S. Embassy. The abbey of Mont st. Micbel is located on a rocky islet oil the c o a s t of Normandy. Mrs. VIrgil H. Edwards, JacklOll; Mrs. Harian W$b, coal Grove; Mrs. Am E. .Hortoa, Albland, Ky. Births Mrs. Leslie D. COl<, Rt. 2 Galt(JioUs, ""'· 8:21 a.m. Friday; Mrs. Rd>ert E. Low11011, Slnd7vllle1 twins, a daugbt.er, 1:50 p.m. and a dau(!hter, 1:52 p.m. Friday; Mn. Larry E. Bradley, 63() Fourllt Ave., Galllpollls, a son, 3:35 a.m. Saturday. Dlsd!argos Mrs. Luther A. Bowles, MrL Brice, Elmer Martin, Mrs. Mollie Miller, Mrs. Carl R , Sr., Leonard F. -d c. Weiher, Mrs. W 1e WUcox, Harry Wheeler, George W. &nlth, Mrs. Junior J, MeGulre and in- P, Tlbelt down 2:20 L 111.1 ML Slate doWn 2:45 a. m.; Rod Bird ' , Utttl Am& Crislip, Pomeroy; Pearlene Lee, Long Bottom; Wallate lUll, Racine; cathy Cllndilr, MaSCMI; the 20th AI Auberry, Racine; Minnie CUnningham, Pomeroy; Rollin Goodwin, Pomeroy; Mervy Durham, Kyger. Discharged- Phyllis Edwards, i!Ybil Ohlinger, William Zirkle, Ma'ry Barnhart. ::fy $25 CARAVELLE' DAY'N DATE WATCH tells you the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Leora Zwilling, Pomeroy. Discharged- Miles Chlldreaa, Jennle Bryant. AND - but nothing about it tells you the unbelievably low price! This handsome calendar watch has a superb I ]..jewel movement, an unbreakable mainsprini and a waterproof" case. It's shock· resistant and always up to date. i' CAR AVE LLE' Division otBULOVA FOR FATHER'S DAY PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio ' First Evt1,ns Unit Is .Jn Chil·licothe ' co., SANDY & BEAVER VALLEY FARMERS MUTUAL INSURAN·CE COMPANY LISBON, OHfO +'432 l ~e i~sure town and country property against loss from fire, ltghtm~g, wmdstorm including tor.nado, Hailstorm, smoke. explosion, and falling aircraft. ,' I • f ' 1 or t918 will meet at 10:!& a.ni. in the Baker Center ~ IOWige, followed by a 110011 lomdleon for ail alumni In lho ballroom. The annual bos suppef on the sreen Ia set tor 6 p.m. lotlowed by a concert under t h e elms at 7:15 p.m. by tile Ohio University Banet Commencement exercises are '67-68 Term For Schools No deductible Sendy & Beaver is a mutual insurance Company insuring Grange members only. This is insurance at cost. We are not in business for Profit. .4 2141hAn. Oolu,.lit,O. · J.F;Burt.on E. W.Church .,_' lunbltar at. GotU110llf. 0. Gtllt,olll, 0. " Fonrl.twie Ill. I 'otrlot, 0. J .... Nevin Wood l'otrlltO. ... . .,, scheduled on the College Green at 1:15 p.m., !hnday, June 9. In case oC inclement weather 1 the ceremonleo will be held at Grover Physical . Education Center and. via closed circuit televisloo ROBF;RT L. EVANS, Prealdont ot l!o!l Evans Farms, 1oc. Qldent eXamine a the orchltei:t' s •111111 dramrN! of I'"' taat.-rond reO: tallrlnt lhe CCIJIPODY Ia boilldllllln ClilUlcotlie, OhiO. . ' ', "' and Lo!n• Corbin, cporatlona ........_r. Advertlllnll: for tile operatlon, whoM head~PArters are at 3776 South Hllh St., Colum· bus, will be handlld 'by Byer · & Bowman Advertlllnl - , . '. poteml~ !rancldllns •...-dli our new venture,"!"~ no doc!IIG!I,J • wl11 be made unlll th~ eomp!eted and awdled. "' · report1J (. ( I 'lr0u18&11l In<., Colwtlbua, Thl new eom- "'"'"' tho pork PIIIIY will 11.0 nianaae tho kol Ill pneral. lnalllllld! •• taunnt. 11'11' 'loolled oil t h e Bob Evan a.Farm S..saae lono the rocket bit, l!ouncllhe deod . covered with 1...,~~!¥ llld blood. Tho d Ill kind tn tlli i i VIetmmeae. _Jo_'rlghtened • i on-9) \. ( '. { )( 1n1 tile ta&Uood bualne11 I• ~ rea- I - ' ••Our bad< objective tn ....;,. hon\eolol4 !afm tn Rio Grondo.:• one of tile leadlllg IeDin j ~~ ) I reiJ)Oill(8 to DWIIIfOUI tn. marketillr area, It 1101111 a qulrteo !r,ft>'lntereBIIil.Pil'llu , cal atop lo ·-inn~tll=•l:~ rePJ"dl!lc !rand11ain& Pro- !ftOidDi .,.,... 111 ~ans .~: "We are ""rk- 1111avollable ur ' public t,t inll wl!h ooiwJIIIIallts, who are · vnOIIIIY toceled toot-food !>!>w maldng' I BUrVOJ of I h e . lauriQIL" , Ill ~ NEW I Outdoor· colorful .. Maaon County summer scheol 17 with reg- istration classes to be held. The summer schOOl will be Cor five days a !rom 8:30 a.m. 1o 12:3ll p.m. lor six weeko at the Point Pleasant High SchOOl 1111• der tile ....,..-v~a~on of PP.lls principal Charles Wlthen and Ass-t. prlndpal Charles Clam- 'SA'<! TH!o:; I~ GOING 10 BE GREAT! \II'· own llo In alate at ,hour prior to tile Ids may call at as Funeral- ... ,.. ' ~kip •• ·1n 3(09 bond t o 1l,(Jioll• Munldl>ai ' ( \ orted tllat Blc:kera, faDed to nofiDIIslt earwartofltbe ~ hi&tnrOJ. tllnlulb oddoWnan~- HERE'$ 4'0UR BAT, ... moderate damr. No one wu bJ. CHAR!..IE 1, 18, Rt. I Goill16·Y~.old Rt. I were arrested • BROWN! ·' lntoxlcotlon. •rs lu the Blc:kerl .... 17, Galllj>olls, Gallla COUnt;y Juve. .... 9 . . . d1arp ;yield tile right of accident II 12:25 oRt. 7, tourIII!Uih ol Rt. 218. 1 ,, said lhet ........ ' • east aide d till llftPied lo malle • Five Win Degrees ~e: ONLY THING WHICH CONTIMU~& TO f!OLD MY lfJTIO~!Ei'51 15 PURSUIT' OF "THe; W~LD!S ONE< FLAW!.I>SS At WV A Uruvenity COMMODITY ...MONE)(f! PT. PLEASANT - Five Ma. CounO- lludenta roellved degrees from Weot VIrginia Ulljveroicy mrlng tile 99th ADrl1ll Commeneement exercloea ot the Untverslt;y. They were Thomaa Ray Vance, New Haven, PhD: Darren E. Asbury, Maril)'n !he &nlth and Bn•ce Watnrisht, all II Point Pleaoant, and BOnnie E. Bar, ker Thomu d Soutiudde. · 8UT; PIG501J LHJLE$5 YOU Wi1RY AND HA* Olfl.D!<e:NTHE' Cloi5H DYNA5iY WILLTUh\lltlir& t 100 ::::·:·:· ·>:·:·::<<·:::·:,,:,; ~,:,,: ;,::::::::: ::::::::::;:::::::::: bora. The program Is not primarily tor tllese who tailed In a UI,Jed but tor anyone wanting home ot lo llu:tber his erucajton. illldents ' Shaw and may eam a maximum of IJoe Call, credit In IIIII' d the tollowllli Vallance, oubjedo: 1'1Pinl 1,, E:Jiill"'· 11 Memorial or 12, Cbemlatty I, Algebra I Memorial or U, Driver's Educallon, a n d BloiOII'. e Grove with tile I o!tlc!atiiJc. Bur- ... C~C..... ton, commeneements wore held ::;::.;.:.::;.:. ;::::·:·:=:·:::.:=:·:·::: ~·:·:::::::::::::::::!::::~::::: Ncrr- lces11111 beTunLIn tile Bartal ':"";' s.' llolj, Mary :e, va. In the ojJrlng, ........ and win· ter. and .Heord . - Evtlyn MrL ' ' Rlfllll, . Jiltt;y ll11Do¥o PL : annual oonunenc:emeot. Hereto- Seen Gary :;rove, ml t!ll'li Elberfelds Floor Covering Deportment on the 2nd floor is h~adquart~rs for OZITE Carpet and · Carpet Tiles. SAVE on all Ozite Carpet, solid colors, the new, new Fiesta patterns and th~ Ozite Tiles. , · Kate d just Jell 1M In Memorial Auditorium. alumni lounge. .Dr. Franklin D. Murphy, d!anThe 50th year reunion ol the c:elior of til~ University (j CallClass of 1918 gets underway , fornla at Los Angelos, will adwith a recoptlon at 8:3ll p,m,, alao on Friday, In lhe Baker dress the degree candidates at til• 215th commencement. 'l'heexercioes will be the school's first will begin on Juna ' ' 1,15 p.m. alii amt.ount of insurance protects your personal pr~y at oca tons. . W,I.W~ I dldatcr; on ~dai.Y . June 9, al a. m. , saturday, Jtme8. The Class ~dy & Beaver pays the full market value on livestock Low Rates--Hon~st Service Center faculty lounge. · ReciPients of 1968 Alumni Certl!l- lumnJ Is promised commence- cales of Merit, the highest award ment weekend at Ohio llniYcr- given by Ule alumni asaoclatlon, sity. The a<:tMtlea will culmi- win also be 'guests ot (lomr. Bus toors of the campus will nate in graduation exercises tor approxlmatey 1,815 degree can- be taken by alumni from 91o 10 PT. PLEASANT - Tbe 1967. 68 school term lor Ma..., COtJn. t;y alodents will 'nd on June 6 with a halt.da.Y scheruled, the last lull day II school Is June 4. Don't be fooled by other insurance cOmplllies who have the word Grange in their name. For REAL GRANGE INSURANCE contact POe of these agent$. "'' Busy Alumni Schedule Ends June 6 REAL GRANGE INSURANCE ' Ohio University Hm or •wlltft CHI, t fOWII and Cf)'llll art liiiM:I. \. .. l'llln, aide r The Ohio University Alumni ,\s!klelatlon board of directors will meet at 9 a.m. on Friday, J1me 7, at the Ohio Univeralt;y PLE!)S. \NT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL ADMmED; Ernest Hudnall • lrut. OOicers and directors will be eleeted during the morning o; Roy Durst, Leon. session. ISCHARGED: Debra Woomer FolloWing a noon luncheon, the ·PC ' Pletsant; Robert Cook, APdirectors will hear various reple Grove; Mrs. James Neal • ports concerning university and Jr., PL Pleasant; Gregory Hall, alumni matters, according to pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Jason SturJack G. Ellis, director of ageon, Pt. Pleaaant. lumni attairs. A tea for wi\les BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Lei'OJI board members is scheduled Simpkins, Mason, a scm. for 3 p.m. in the Baker Center '· Jn!onuilli r ATHENS - A packed schedule or events for returning a.. • Bao TrL it's half-past tue~day ' '' ,_ ner GALLIPOIJ!l, - ll<ll> Evano •ind lmokei1 ~ Boy) ..uodown 4:10 L ui.; Vulcan doWn Fa.rms, lne., .wm .....-tile !aal,- qo 1811dwtelles. Tho tWo-story 4;55 L m ; Lock 21, OVEC up l(Jiolla; Angela L. Slnlth, Pall'l!liautlilt biatneaa wheri b"!!dlng, eoiDbl.1drJII!UJ,v Amor 3 L m. ; Edward. S. Jloswoi-th up riot Slar Rt.; Lynn B. JolmiiOII, 111 llrll unit Ojllnl ill CIIDII- lean and Midwestern archltee4 a. m.; Lock 22, Fort Dearborn Rt. I Cheshire; Orville o. Wl~&­ eotlte about Sept. I. Rdlert Ev· · ture. is deaiJned by Collum MorUP UO L m.; Lock 23, Steel man, Rt. 1· Patriot; Stephea E. """· prealtloOI, said the second pn Buslne11 Interiors and Is Trader QP 4:15 L m.; E'Dealw.· unit Ia -tlveJ.r Plm!ed for . ~ , built by Don M. HUSSOJ Stover, Rt. I Bul[alo, W. VL; Bosworth up 6: I 0 L m.: Racine ~ tn Columbua Ill eatb' Mrs. R*rt c. Knight, llilrtbotlt ot Columbuo. T h o Locks, John J. Rowe down 12:35 tord: Charles E. Taylor, Rt. 1 parldq area 11111 accommodate o. m.; Walter Williamson doWn 1969. Jaclteoni Mra. Robert E. LawThe Chillicothe operatlm will appjvxtmateb 50 cars. 1:45 a. m.; Greenup Lock&, Char· lOll, Sand,yvUie, w. Va.1 Mrs. be tho II!·It fait-food restaur- . Btlb Evan1 rarm Foods, Inc., les II. up 8:30 p. m.: PWiip ~rn ant featuring fresh (Farm Bo:Yl lo a subsldtary d Bob Evans Up 10:15 p. m.; Andrew P. CalFarms, fl)c., and other' otneeu fant son, Mrs. Mac F. Trace houn down II p. m.: A. D. tn ldilti!On lo RiJbert Evans are Lon&est Life Spaa Haynes, n up 12:55 a. m. ; J. s. and ln!ant daughter. Rdlert S. Wood, esecutlve vice The people of North Lewis up 2:40 a. m.; Barbara preslclent and general manager, Brent down 4:05 a. m. i MeldahJ America and nortllwettern Locks, Warren Houl!lAnd up 3 p. Europe have lhe longest life expectation span in the world, m. ; steel Ploneerdown4:05p.m.; averaging slightly ,more than VETERANS MEMORIAL Eastern down 11:35 p. m.; Laun 70 years of age, accordin~ to HOSPITAL Admitted - Dale W e I c h, Elizabeth up 12:55 a. m. the Encyclopaedia BrltanOJca. ReedsvUle; !hi8D Wood, I!Yracuse; Rena McDanJel, Pomeroy; COPENHAGEN (UPJ) - A vln J. 111!1>y, Rt. I Galllt>olls; Communist - led demoostration Mrs. Leslie D. CO>, R~ 2 Gal- In Donald E. Hicks, stout, Ohio; KANAWHA RIVER - London, llorrls llilrvey up 6:25 a. m.: Wlnlleld, Polb' R. up 2:30 p. m.; Tammy L. White dolon3:45a. m.; H. E. Bowles down· 8:20 p. m.; Alan R. Merrill up 11:40 p; Iii.; LoUa C. Sheorer up 2:50 L m.: Sol~ UP 3:35 a. m.: Helen z. UP 7:05 a. m. OffiO RIVER - Lock 14, ORCO up .1:20 p. m.: .Pennoyh>anla up 6:35 p. m.; Alton Zephyr up 8:20 p.m.; Lock 15, Reliable up11:30 p. m.; Lock 18, Queen CIQ< dOWn 6:&0 L m.; Lock 17, JefleracinUP 2:30 p. m.; Jettrey B. up5 p.m.; steel ~r up 7:30P,m.;Beekiord up 9:35 p. ~-: Je!ftxat upll p. m.: Bellville Locks, Robert ' ' • " Trailer up 4:.~5; Bewrly Ann up 5:15 p. 111.1 June• llunter down 8:20 p. m.; Western up 9:50 p. m.; hisY Downey up 10:10 p. . a; Mark EloUn dolon ·11:45 p. m.; Walll!r CUrb' up 1:05 L m.; NaUonil down 7:S5 a. m.; a . . r liP 9:20 L m. HOSPITAL NEWS ust 27 , 1967 when be resigned to contlrue gr..-,ate I!U<IY at the UniversU;y of Toronto, Cana ada, where he ls a candidate for tile Doctor o1 TheoiO&Y degree. Holzer Hospltal:Vloitlqhours In .sddltion to the Master's bonon, Mr. Mcintyre has re· 2-4 and 7,g p.m. Parents only celved a lull4ultion stuw grant on Pedtatries Ward. Aclmltted from the Board of Theological Mrs. 0. Roaalte Saunden, S3f EdUcation of the lutheran Church Fourth Ave., Galllj>olla; George ln. America and the Principal W, &nlth, 711 Fourth Avo., Gallipolis; Mrs, Larry E. l!radiOJ, . ..~ i' ' ' .. head - - Bil ' iltlle..-oyt ill tile loft ....- bJ, '· 11ly Naomi Snrll- '~ t'Wheelerolluq. moderate datu• lcles. No ot'l wu 1 ,.·· : ' ,,.,. qmobiles · ~ �f .. .. . ·' ' ,I ' ' ''• ' ., \, . .. ' ~ Now Yoil ·Kuow expleUve ' "by • ~ Jimin,y" ...... , v~ ' ·· . • \II)IJI.EPORT .,RUilll L. MciDIJro, ...,..~ fll XI'L c;lllrloil Gaoldll ' toie !ld>eit coat• ol~~~ ·1adll will NctiYO De,...l lrtlm Wlttedlerl •orfl\1', ll>rii!CIIeld. a. waa .awarded the Mol o1 Sacred ThoolOII' (S. T.M.l. the M&""r ol Hollldwa Edo Uan (M.H.E.) , delree&, WI were bo1l1 completed GlriDC last academic year. For t s. T.M. Mr. Mclll\l're wrol !heals on the Social ~del M&rUn !Jither and for the M,l bla tbealo Involved a otu<\1' o1 ... \ ther'a theory of edUcation. He was married to Mia• C1i Une Coata of Middleport I .... 27, 1965. Tho Rev. Mr. Mcln\)'re S!ll u Pa- of Calvaey Luli!o Church, ~lngfleld, unUI . uot 27, 1967 wllen he rosli 1o continue. graGiate otud: the Unlveral\1' of Toronto, ' ada, where he is a candidatr the Doctor of TheolOII' del ' ' ' !Ill COl. ~~ :t; illaador ~ dlotrlet, IIIII . 'Pbon, ....lilt Kat1 In oddltim to tile Mast honorl, Mr. Mcln\)'re hu ceivod a fllll~uition study I "' . IDIJCII'. from tile Boord of ThOIIIOI """•nt jul!l Etlleation ot the Lutheran Chi in America and the Prine I found the deod ~ .covered with . Uld blood. The ~ Ito klad In llle 1\ , , • Vi~se. . I ,., ~~nod ' ,•I REI> DEMONSTRATION COPENHAGEN (UPI) C<mmuniot • led clemonotrl on-8) qainat the American prest In VlotMm wiD be ob Sundly before the U.S. Em oy. The abbey of Mont Michel is located on a ro Islet oil the e o a s I Normandy. left llle !he rocket bit. OH ftt~'l'$ ao®! a« ' 1 IION'f KMOIAI HOUI .'lOU J)() · .L eslie Turner , rr ... 11' LOOKS SO INPIA6ED (NEPI LOSIH& EAS'I, AUPIORA lORE'/ ALICE, JUNIOPI DECIDESo TO CAST AN EXTPIEML'I DIFRCOLT ~PEU. OVEPI U/liAT IN If, MOTJ-IER TOLD ME TO tJ51'; THAT, Iceo will be Tael- ONL'IIF I WERE ~lnthe­ e Grove with the DI~APPOIIfTED IN 1otflciatiJJ8, Bur· LIHE! ... Chlpolc\ ~ lie In state at .toourprlcrlothe dcts may coli at M'KEE'S 11• Funerol HOIIIL ~ILLBILL~ FOUIJOATIOIJ ... . ""': ". . -· ~ ' ~kip CARAVELLE TllAT Ni61l1', AS e.A<;'/ I~ . &I.AZES! tells you th· ABOUT TO !IE'TIPIE ·'·' ASNoW·' -but nothing about 11 tal handsome calendar watch unbreakable mainsprinl . resistant and always u~. tc . i SLlYl~lrJJ. 1 MA~~ .IIO~E, ONE llAL~ OF '1\IE Tll'IIN ~ iN ~~IIINE, WIIILE 'TIE OTHER 1-lALF 117 . IELD'HJMO! ' .., ~Bbondto- 114>ol1B '' WE DON'T6rT OltedlbatBid<en, ' Wledloii88'J'We liar-~ oldowbtneJDitallk· no moderate dam· r. No one wu Ill· FOR F I, 18, Ht. 1 Golll• PAUL DA' were arrested oa I 404 Second • f "•lttn ene. trown ,,., cry1tll m ! 16-yeaNild ' 1 lnloxlcatlon. l!Dib I I ' SANDY .... 17' Galllpollo, Gallla ~ Juft. 1111e 8 m a cliar&ll 7feld the rla!rt ol , accident at 12:2S WINTHROP bF DiCk a Rt. 7, rour.-o ~------~~~--------------~ - IJIIPied . ""*" ~ ~~~~ ot lilt ..; 1o .. the roadwiJt In tile left .....,. br , ~y NIIOIIII Snrtl- !Wbeelel'lllarl. : -rate """""'" Ides. No We insure IQWf lightning, wine explosion, and 1 Sandy & Beave• One amount o1 all locations. TI-11'5 16 A 'TELEV15ION 6ET.. P82HAR5 THE MOt$ IMFOIZTANT INV9{1"10N OF THI6 CCNTlJ(N. , ' ' ''I No deductible I'M 6a2PY ... r Low Rates--Ho \ ' ' i reaM D. word Grang~\ contact one of i" W,LWecltmey '": '21 ........ hw,otll, o. f ;' ,. Finley Devil ,) &2 Pjlhloi,O, t DIDAU.. Sandy & Beave Grangememb business for Pr Don't be foojE ~ ' Llec.\6.U..V Hl51ti:N(JNI../!OGC AND 6~1U.. WIU.. BI21Nfii ASaJr A MI~La.l6 Qi;(;O./IiQ.'I •• . . ' ' 5 malle a ''" . Ill head 1111 • R • ' ot Rt. 218. ' said tbat It eaot sldl MUll ' R~ ers iD the Blclterl I I art the "hlgbwi,Y' 1hfoU&b CAR AVE ' Munlolj)ll '· ' . /If . ,•,' . . .. ' ·- ...-· ..... _....""'....... / ·• ' ., . • ,; ',. '' I ~ ·~· -- !Ill wu ·' ')¥ �,., •' .; j\ ..,. ' ' ·.' Now You • ' ---- .,. 1\ til ' ' i • ~ til ; • lllPOLEPORT - Kuo~· · '' I·,. '' .. " ' ' ·••pill L. Melllt.Yra, ' of 'Mrl. Charleo Ga~~~ . . !~Gf>ett Coat• of <I ..... " ' I . ~ will reeelve 1110 Doll'lll from Ytrllt1 ,' "rlllllflelcl. ' ' ' HI Wll &warded the of Sterad Tlloolocl' lhe Miller Clf ROilllicU& 'I liCit (li.R.E.) , doiiJ'HI,~ - · botl1 completed ~ Iaiit aeademlc year. For S. T.M. Mr. Mclllt.Yre thells on the Social EJ)o Mertln Luther &nd for the I h11 thelia Involved a ...,.. Iller' a theoey of edu~ He was married to Mlil' tine COol& of Mlddi01JC!r1 27, 1965. ~ The Rev, Mr. Mclnt;rrf~t al Putor of Calvary b,l Cbureh, Sprll!llfleld, 1111111 ., •• 27, 1967 -he~ 1o eontlllle gradu&te ~ the Uolverslcy of Tormlfl adlt where he is a candt~ lhe Doelor of Theology 4 In addition to the Mil bonorl, Mr. Melncyre 1)1 eelved a full.tu!Uon stuc1J. from the Board of Theol Fd.u:atlon or the Lutheran'[ tn Amerlca and the Prt t & ~' d,, "',, i ! ' ·' _, marar. ljl Col. Njuyelh l: OWiderofthe •r dlatrlct, ' ani ·. ' Phon, ..uanaj . ' .. .It ' <Indent d Just left 1111 the I RED DEMONSTRATION .I COPENHAGEN (Ul'( Cammunill - led clemontt .,.mat tho Amerlcao Pfe' In Vitlnlm will be . I Sunlty before tho U.S. El J / I I roeket hi\. . lfOUIIIIthe, covered wl1b ' IIIII blood. Tht fll ill kiDd In the ' J ' Vietmmese. _!rl8hteDed ',1 1 ' ' .'? on-8) © ,,., ay. ALSO HE'S A PAUPER.'.' JOl-IN GARFIELD BEATS WARD BOND, BUT eREAKS BOTH HIS HANDS.'! HE IS FINISHED A'f. A Tbe abbey of MOll Micllel II located •• a r Islet oil the · c o as 1 Normandy. RICAFI.DO CORTEZ HAD BET , ALL JOHN GARFIELD!> SIIIJINS ON WARD eoNP ••• r--_.. I"IGHTER -IW' I.II<IWISI. />$ A VIOLINIST- LE'PS GET 50Mf: 1'1/f 60TI6 ~AM~~eft.s ... ~M , DON'f"'WO~RY/ TH~~·RE' M'Jl.\ . Ce!JTS! HOW MUCH H~VE' FAMISUED! S~~c ~OUGOT? llld Gary lii!DI;!', li'OY11, ~~~~~ WE ff\1. LET•S GET OUit. FOitTUN£5 I you.._ !=1~5T, DAI5Y! !IIIDoy, 1'1. .' Evelyn Doei, ila'L Mary N..... . .R~ - VE~'/ WE16\iCONSCIOUS·-AI>JD HAVE A S~I~~T I,VL 1 &•• will be Tuel- IDE'A I •lnthee Grovo with lhe ' I ,Otneiatlrl(l, Bur· "C'-lc- ' . li·t lie ln au at 'bour prior to the illto ~ elll at uFuneraiHmne. 1 hear s~ scbbin9! Soroabodlj ,a hum~ no doubt, d:ump&d.. lu s . GOOD GRifF :C:Vf ~,,.., G._IN£0 FIVE wa.sl:e pa;p~ ~:nto om- CARAVELLE 1M 601N6 ON A DlfT, STAr<TIN6 THIS IJERY Mll>lLJTE ! ~Udp \)~HAT DOES YOUR FoRTLJNf SAY?• 30Sboodto_.Jllpolls lluDiclpol Valley! tells youth orted that meken, falledtonogatiato ear went olf t h e -but nothing about it 111 handsome calendar watet unbreakable mainsprinc resistant and always u~i1 .. hl&lnriY.1broll&b '. "' """" .. •mb:&nk- ... modlrale dam- r. No ooe wu In· CAR AVI FORf PAUL DA' I • were arrested oa lrrto:dc:etion. ' •ra In the Bleken ' •11J11t11 cne, crown tnd crnttllll I Glllla C<UIIiY .m.. Mink! 1ise! I I oos, 17, Gelllj>ollo, It's Mo:ti:an I-ts com~ f!Orn OVI?:d.hat i ; • ... 404 Second AV• t 1, 13, Rt. I Gallll~ear-4ld Rt. I 1110 Smadlar,. field tho of i aRt. 71 four-tiii!Gll SANDY oiulh Clf Rt. 218. DW POLLY-II,.,...... ' - i it diHicult to ciNn 111 emboutd plaotlc toblectoltt •• oltoold 11y 11i"' 1.1.... MUll .1 " I •; ,. . """' that . - . . . . . . . . . ddl 11111e '·' omptod to rnU8 a ·· · halldlt~ pltlllc poo ICII,.r or 1 .,... Afttr a tood K rob~ing tt.io 'Ill', ~ it ao tile <latlleolloe W. J. C. I ! " ' f, ..\ ~ ~ :1 J ~ ~ • ,. ., '' ., • !. " " _.,.......... "" "' 11•etl•n poliO In "" "" '-4y ... IIIW!t• .,.., -~ . ..._...... · '· .. .....1 doi\t - '"\ . . 1111 .. """ ... . ' au ..... o• '. :•. .., . "L·. ··~ . '} ~--. lld ·.· >/~., ....\·', ' . '""· -: ~ I''' . / . ·• ' ·.; ·~f· ' f:•· ,, ' ' l .. , " K '· ],, r ' 'I I; I I . . ' ' I ~ j.' • •, I, \ ' I ' .. . \ ' ·~ •' . . "I' I DE4l POLLY-laM oure you ho" ...r4 ·' of fish ~ that you ._. tt.e tt.t '" oil lith MI. To provant ll'ffing IloilO lo lilt loll on~ htoll tab 0 jleir Ill , oW SOfb, lftklo" or • - 10<b ao4 so;, oH ... and huh, Apply ,,..., 1o your 1on aod hHis and Ilion pol thao ••t"h• .. cut aH piocos ottr them kforo (lllttiog t · .S1111.Ud Gi11fham Cot Fl"'ley Dlvll ~.,,. DEAl POLLY-'Sa,. 1111 -dull when you aro doiog hto'l oancling ao o wood ..,tlot pro~. MIIH wlltlgh1tlt mobo a crock fllltr•...AUNE llood•"" .. ldes. No 11 INCHES ' 0 ill . moderate MMIIt 0 w...-Mas. '· s. . ' Low Rates-Ho Sandy & Beave Grangememb business for P~ Don't be fooiE word Grenge cxlntllct ooe of . W,I.Wedemey . 42741114... hlll!ltflt,O. • In the loft r84' b7 ' by NIOII01 Sirartl· '·. t ............. ""'.,.. Clll ... !lot .... iiltfoout ....... .... ...... 0.. .... will hol4 .... ... No deductible • utheroedwll- hOlt It oH.- DW rou:r-n ... ""'' rtiiiNI ....... ..., •••,. ' ~ ••~ 'II head - · Hll ,. r Wheeltrllluq. We insure tow! lightning, wine explosion; end ' Sandy & Beeve. One emount oi ell locations, ' r1atrt . 0celdenl at 12:25 .. ,.•• lith ""'· 11lit ,..,;, ..... lhllno, -ANN DEAl POlLY-When you hovea eolio to cool kt oa rod< ,!tfiiHaiJie,·+ . • • 11Kk pil!ad over tt.o oink. 111o .... '>rill ~ohs~I"!!~S!IIil!hY~·tr II ililolhll oiiill. for an ..., el10nup. · NA · ' -~ - . f t111 WU r �' ' " " ' ' . ' -' ' ' ' :/:w~~ : ,, ' .lQDDIZPORT - ', \ • IIIIIMll LL•• !t~~ ' aUirL ci .... ~- ' -' • ' todiiJ Will receive lltlnO• from -~. ' ..1 HI Rl awardod "1 ot Soc:red 'fboolo&Y est tile Mallor ot Ril~' u... ' il;i.f,; ..... :~» ':- (M.R.E.) ' do . complllod inro - last academlc year. ·( S. T,fll. Mr. MdDQ'... tlleols on tho Soclol ~ · Mortln Luther and fort •• hia thelia involved a it tller'slbooey o! Ho was married to¥ Une coats o! Mlddlf eduef 27, 1965. • Tile Rev. Mr. Mclr9, •• Plltor of Cllval$.' ,.,. Chur<h, Spr~eld, ,".1 uot, '13, 1967 wheo !1(1 to eontlwe 81'...... 'i•I ' AND NOW, PRISCILLA, COMES THE BIG SURPRISE tile l/Qiversicy <t T~ adl, Wbere he Ia a ·~ the lloelor ot Thool.. Iii addition to till bonora. Mr. M<ln\yf' eelvtd a !Uil.tultlon rrom the llolrd or F41eall011 or the LtJIIMt In America and t~ , ' \ .. II f li' '• RED DEMONSTRATIQI COPENHAGEN 0 C<orunlllllat - led demo Olllnat tile Americllt:' In w!U tip before the u.~ Vletnun 5inll.l' sy. The abbey of Iii Micllel Is located on oil lbe < o i Islet j BUGS BUNNY ~ -----~ Norm111dy. WOVER I'M INTEWE5TED! ! SOAAY! ,-• ' DoESN'T TH' POOCH OUT OUR WAY HAVE ~TAY$ OU'P.;IDE'! IF'" ~LEAS, HIS FLEAS oor INrA &1.11" I'l-L A&IDE &VTHE MV 10UPEES, ·ro 6E ourA ~USINeSS.' bsr Walt Wetterberg ,. . ,N.Y ADDRESS IS WOULD YOU MIND WALKING PAST 1236 ~ILL'TOP 1%4 NORTH wu~.ee.' CEDAR STR'C.ET! .I AVENUE? ,. ' ' '·'r· , ·i~ ' l''- . CARAVEL~ . -HAIR.' 'kip ' {(NO\V . / YA.' ·r '!I '' \ HOW A60UT THAT'? EVI:N YEIZ: OWN . 00~ OONI SLIP Me iEN 6UCKS AN' YA WALKS OUT' (f 1-IEI'l~ WITH A HEAD 0' FRESH I ' tells you~ DIN$! · ·'··'''· ,/ NORTJ.It . ' -but notning about il llandsome c.lendar " unbreakable mainspji! CARA~' 404 Second J and crntll ' I SAND' MUl . ' i '' We insure 10 lightning, wi· explosion; ani Sandy & Bea\ One amount all locations. / No deductible Low Rates-#- Sandy& Bea1 Grange merri business ror I 1 ~ j Don't be foe wordGrangi contact one c w.a.w........:. w .....-.;:r t ·~;J . i·' FiniJty ' '·-~ ' " . . -,_ GLASSES) IIITO 1o. I-II!,INY COTtoN SACK ... TIE END ANI> HIT S.to.C I( WITH ('. Ho\MMER OR BAT 10 BREAi<THEG>LASS INlO SMALl BITS(ABOOT X!, INCH ! ~ 1 LETTER TO M~K.C AN ~IRPLII.N TRIP------ ..; _ To!iz.INCK PIECSS) "! 2. Z.. Mil< P~TCHING PL.&.STER WITH WATE'R. ' LETTERS TO MAI<E HAPPINESS------THe OPPOSITE . 3 OF NtGJ.IT _____ .....; __ (M/>.Ke IT T'HICk)P-+11> SPOON lr lt-m::> A. COFI=Elr CAN LID · UNTIL LID IS "-EA.IU.Y RJlL · g 4 .t BOUNCE UD GeNTLY TO . SETTLE' THE Pl./ISTER.,AND SMOOTH THE; SURFACE. ~~~~A~Des~IN;~~~c~~R~ IS I.JE'IeL ELEQ"RICJTY ---·~------ · .,.,. ' ... i 5 A BEACON--...,..-----~.- ; (;, . DIZ.2.Y ----- _____ ...._ PL#ISTE"9S: WHEN PIAS T'ER IS !lR.'ft f'AJI-(1" AAOUNO LID WITI-:l ~EL. J ]) - , . ~ QaQ..,.H-J.H'Dn 's~noH.tl<l'!l" '!I>NI~H".In 1J.H.1"1A't'a 'J.H91"111Q 'J.t-f"tii"1.':11-:·Strf ·' ' I ,. ! '' IQ.-1 • , . , . 0 , .. ~ ' . - :: • \ '· l AND 124 ~ORTI-\ . 3jl8bCIIdtoIJII>ollt )IUDidpol . !l •• i!rledtllatBioketl, f,uedtoftl&llliale lilr-Q!tbo ,j~. throu&b Iii dolman~· llt moderate dam- r.NoOIIOwaalll- PAUL, cnt, erown 1 405 A'5~ 'STREET CEDAR! resistant and always 'II •w~ttt~ . 163 ELM 5TI<.E.ET '' t '·.' : �' . ' l f, . •·.' JDDDIII:PORT RU..-11 L. . , .. . _., ·····" '.JI .. :· ~ ..·, .· _, ..... ' <f .Mro. ~~·· · ~ ..... ~ ~- . . ·r· I- : -' ' e ~-. i. w111 r.co~vo lltlnt• from \VI!IIoj v.r4\y. i\VIDI!fleld. i • ·•·-"''i.t,- . ' -·~.' ,"•"'."';' • ·" ·•· .:~,·~s ,.-~."~ · .~.-.-:-'",.-' :;_ , the Zo41ac. ' ., ·; - ' ,. The expletive "by · Jlmtw''. dorlves !rpm. the cullloJi1 olen- . donlcsallou who SM)te by Gem· . lnt' (the TWins) tile third tlsn in ·'' ,•' . · ~~;;t":t~F7:1;t~~~~~' . ... !ld>Ort I;QII:UI'If t ' .• ·, I ' > ·r r ·- i ,'· ' .Now You Know · . ' I' 1 • ' ' ... A · ' '""'.\if ]. ' l~ • ',., ' ' ' .. \ . .i <If:==~ tile Malller ol Rei~' lim (M.R,E.) , do ,, ...... completed last academic year. · S. T.M. Mr. Mc!IIIY~ tlloals m the Social Martin Lutllor and Iori his thesis Involved a II J tiler's tiloory ol eomof He was married to¥ line Coals of Mllkll• 27, 1965. ~· Tho Rev. Mr. Me . u Putor of Calva Church, Sprln8flald, I uat 27, 1967 ...,.. I!! to contlllle grado~ tile Unlversll!' of T"\1 ada, where be is a ~If tile' of TheoiOf .. ldditlon to tht ' I ~ f j, bonon, Mr. Mc!Diyft cel•od a lull-lultlon !!I ' ) '' ' ' ' .. ' I •' . , .. . ' ' ,, ·I', ' . b ~C"J._.o~. ~ . ·~ I ' '' ' ·\ • ,. i'· ,, ·- -· '· ' 1"- I . • .. ' ' ' . ,, ' r' '' ' :o:t·.,. ' ' ' i 'r .I , '• _,I i· .. ... -/ ' · LIUEJJ, YOU GUYS, I'M 'IE.llltJS YOU RIGHT ~OW... · ·1. cA~'T £Ve,A.} · fEE.:· ;·_- ' 114! .STOPID· INFIELD. · f~'. '4JAV OUT'HSRE! .~· IV& GOf,ASOOO MIND ... ~ QUJT! '!i from the - d of 1!4lu<lllon of the Lutli'f Ill America and tho RED DEloiONSTRATI\)) COPENHAGEN ~ CCIIUDuniat-led clem< l&llnit tho Amerl~ In Vlotnom wiD Iii' Sundoy before tho u.~ q. ·''l '•.• • Car~ a The abbey of Mlcht!l Ia loeated on Islet off the c o I NOI'IIUIDdy. Dlt> 'rOU GU'r'S HEAR THAT? FREAKY, IAJllL 'f(JIJ .,• OKAV1.~0 WA·S ( TH£ wiSE GOV.. • j ' ·~ for - Your Car ' ,.•' Care for Your Car :, SHuT UP! YOU'RE DISTURfWJG EV£R.Y'OI..JE: I.VIll-1 'ri::XJR CO~A~T roMPLAIAJIA.JG, Wred to a Hw.. Y,hen he died. \1 emplayod •• 'American Car WHO ·1VRtJED .. . THE tr'UPID FfEL~ 0 SO KIJOCK. IT OFF! • :I' ' Pleoaant; Mrs. Evebli lloli, Wooater, and MI'L Marl' Nor. .i.tlngton, Gallipolis Fer- vell, Cbeiiii)Oake, VL . AROUND? ·· ;; son or Harry IPieoaant, ll1d ifor"rd Hoi!IO)'' . IJlditloo to his Ev~nl.oug i' · Michael ll1d ' ''' <> ". ' tine; two daugh- il Teresa, at ,t•• Ernest, GaJIiJer• Pl. Pleos- " ' ' ,.,.~... ' - ..... f ant. UMI Jomes UMI Gar7 ~' both of Ap,llle Grove, lid 1isters. Misa Betty Rlltwy, PL Funeral ......,.. will be TueodQ at 2 p.m. In the Chlllel at o\wle Gron with tho Rev. Odell Buah olllclatlng. aorlal will be In the Chapel c-. tery. The bod)' will lie in • - at the chapel one hour prior to tho servicea. Frida may C111 at tile Mohr-stevens Funeral - !'"- '· . . . . ,_ ,_ ; eld in Hit-Skip / :' ! clamqe to eel llmdly "' $308 to- t ~. aceord- June 3 in Galllj>olls lobtnldpal , tells YOU < llnor -but nothing about .t;'lOcated loll the ond· ·ar- handsome calendarJ1 .-hooidod to liP- · failed to ...,o1alo a- eutve.-Rio ear - off t b o ri&lll aldo.of tilohl&ltwiY, throu&ll lit court. ijlera, 21, Rl 1 a IP1Brd rail IIIII doWn an emb:onk· CAR~ FCl rreoted lor driv- mont. Thoro ,... moderate dam- -· <If . )lred. ,ateclllfler ..... age to tbe car. No one wu ia'p.m. Saturday .,. PAUL 1 ' 1. 404 Second mile He was rel&al· "WIIttl cnt, trowft IIICI Cl)'ll '' 101 lnveatlpled .. the Memorial 1 t J "1 \ '·"· reported. Five te were lnJured. :\mws lllld rend- .SAN I Ml ,, DID 'vOU lo!EAR: YEH,GUZ, BUT WHATOOP OON'T LET IT SAIDT'ME? ;JHROW 'lOLl.• . arlal Do,yweek- ...Y'WANTA REM,:MBER ..., rrc:n 6 p.m. !olE'S KINDA 1.00SE IN 'fl.l' HEAD FROM. THAT MEDICINE ; Bending d Up in rOSP We Insure ' 'ightning, ' explosion; f 1 Sandy & Be One amour all location! Nodeductil ·' I' •' ' .-;' Sandy & IH Grange m1 business fc Don't be f word Gra't contact on • I' lch 28 peroona """' lelia COIIIII;y, t b a !d 19 aeeldenls wltll , f<idonta Ill whldl modo 255 .,._ ~6tlotiiii1IU'I.,Iinl0~= ililpedod 6t7 mo.......rod$2,- Fl"'~ll .~ . ~ . ~ ~· lnjuecl. • Counf;y' jtr : : 1,303 potrol =u:j ·' •'iolla' wero One ...- W,I.W~ ' - ~ . .• •t . . ..... , , ' (10111, and a 16.,vear-old RL I Btdwell boy were arrested ra & charges ol ~u-CJII. ·~--" ~ ~ t.~. were passengers tn 1he Blckerll car. ., . Forrest Jonoa, 17, Goll1(1011o, .... died to Gallla CAlomiJ .m.nlle Court June 8 on • chirp o1 !allure to yield tile rilht ol · wa,y oller an acddont at U <25 p.m. &mdB..v on Rt. 7, tour.f.atb1 1 , . ot. a milo aouth ol Ht. 211• 1be patrol said tl1at ....... ' jNI1'IIed 011 the ... aldo ol 1111, ,,, ltl&h'WII.Y. attempted to ....... "'., uu" tum and head IOUih. Hli :· _. .. .. .. '. -~ ~- .._,,,, ·' ' .· ./ ,., ,-_ .• '' :, · ,.~ l "' ' " ·" '· • • ._.,_.,_.-\ "r" .. ,.. _'.'f< .... "l • j '· ' ',. ' . ·-· ~,.,~ car was across theroad:WQwt. .;, It waa atruck in the loll .....- IQ' · ';;· a car driven by NIIOII!I !lllarta- · weldor, !It, ol Wheele......... There ,... moderota d o - ;~•• - . Slatelllllt- to botll vehicles. No oat IIU lvesttp.ted 62 acci~ IIUured. d a Jump oliO over itt, In Gallia, Malp dounttos. Tho(lllrol .. . !alai aecldonla. lied 21 acd-• In ~oBligated C aecl~la CGoml!'. lnolucl- FAT CHANCE OF TflAT! ' I CAN TEI..L·YOtJ THeRE'S 1Rict<6 10 THIEl WIZER RACKET He NEVER DREAMEP OF/ ' Low Rates- . Jo1m Garnes, 18, RL 1 GoiU. li I SAVE 11M! ,I ! , • ol hltsklp , _ unbreakable mainSI!J resistant and alwary ' I' Court. Ol!lcen ...,rtodthotBickeH, 2 Automobiles. Are Damaged' �' . ' l f, . •·.' JDDDIII:PORT RU..-11 L. . , .. . _., ·····" '.JI .. :· ~ ..·, .· _, ..... ' <f .Mro. ~~·· · ~ ..... ~ ~- . . ·r· I- : -' ' e ~-. i. w111 r.co~vo lltlnt• from \VI!IIoj v.r4\y. i\VIDI!fleld. i • ·•·-"''i.t,- . ' -·~.' ,"•"'."';' • ·" ·•· .:~,·~s ,.-~."~ · .~.-.-:-'",.-' :;_ , the Zo41ac. ' ., ·; - ' ,. The expletive "by · Jlmtw''. dorlves !rpm. the cullloJi1 olen- . donlcsallou who SM)te by Gem· . lnt' (the TWins) tile third tlsn in ·'' ,•' . · ~~;;t":t~F7:1;t~~~~~' . ... !ld>Ort I;QII:UI'If t ' .• ·, I ' > ·r r ·- i ,'· ' .Now You Know · . ' I' 1 • ' ' ... A · ' '""'.\if ]. ' l~ • ',., ' ' ' .. \ . .i <If:==~ tile Malller ol Rei~' lim (M.R,E.) , do ,, ...... completed last academic year. · S. T.M. Mr. Mc!IIIY~ tlloals m the Social Martin Lutllor and Iori his thesis Involved a II J tiler's tiloory ol eomof He was married to¥ line Coals of Mllkll• 27, 1965. ~· Tho Rev. Mr. Me . u Putor of Calva Church, Sprln8flald, I uat 27, 1967 ...,.. I!! to contlllle grado~ tile Unlversll!' of T"\1 ada, where be is a ~If tile' of TheoiOf .. ldditlon to tht ' I ~ f j, bonon, Mr. Mc!Diyft cel•od a lull-lultlon !!I ' ) '' ' ' ' .. ' I •' . , .. . ' ' ,, ·I', ' . b ~C"J._.o~. ~ . ·~ I ' '' ' ·\ • ,. i'· ,, ·- -· '· ' 1"- I . • .. ' ' ' . ,, ' r' '' ' :o:t·.,. ' ' ' i 'r .I , '• _,I i· .. ... -/ ' · LIUEJJ, YOU GUYS, I'M 'IE.llltJS YOU RIGHT ~OW... · ·1. cA~'T £Ve,A.} · fEE.:· ;·_- ' 114! .STOPID· INFIELD. · f~'. '4JAV OUT'HSRE! .~· IV& GOf,ASOOO MIND ... ~ QUJT! '!i from the - d of 1!4lu<lllon of the Lutli'f Ill America and tho RED DEloiONSTRATI\)) COPENHAGEN ~ CCIIUDuniat-led clem< l&llnit tho Amerl~ In Vlotnom wiD Iii' Sundoy before tho u.~ q. ·''l '•.• • Car~ a The abbey of Mlcht!l Ia loeated on Islet off the c o I NOI'IIUIDdy. Dlt> 'rOU GU'r'S HEAR THAT? FREAKY, IAJllL 'f(JIJ .,• OKAV1.~0 WA·S ( TH£ wiSE GOV.. • j ' ·~ for - Your Car ' ,.•' Care for Your Car :, SHuT UP! YOU'RE DISTURfWJG EV£R.Y'OI..JE: I.VIll-1 'ri::XJR CO~A~T roMPLAIAJIA.JG, Wred to a Hw.. Y,hen he died. \1 emplayod •• 'American Car WHO ·1VRtJED .. . THE tr'UPID FfEL~ 0 SO KIJOCK. IT OFF! • :I' ' Pleoaant; Mrs. Evebli lloli, Wooater, and MI'L Marl' Nor. .i.tlngton, Gallipolis Fer- vell, Cbeiiii)Oake, VL . AROUND? ·· ;; son or Harry IPieoaant, ll1d ifor"rd Hoi!IO)'' . IJlditloo to his Ev~nl.oug i' · Michael ll1d ' ''' <> ". ' tine; two daugh- il Teresa, at ,t•• Ernest, GaJIiJer• Pl. Pleos- " ' ' ,.,.~... ' - ..... f ant. UMI Jomes UMI Gar7 ~' both of Ap,llle Grove, lid 1isters. Misa Betty Rlltwy, PL Funeral ......,.. will be TueodQ at 2 p.m. In the Chlllel at o\wle Gron with tho Rev. Odell Buah olllclatlng. aorlal will be In the Chapel c-. tery. The bod)' will lie in • - at the chapel one hour prior to tho servicea. Frida may C111 at tile Mohr-stevens Funeral - !'"- '· . . . . ,_ ,_ ; eld in Hit-Skip / :' ! clamqe to eel llmdly "' $308 to- t ~. aceord- June 3 in Galllj>olls lobtnldpal , tells YOU < llnor -but nothing about .t;'lOcated loll the ond· ·ar- handsome calendarJ1 .-hooidod to liP- · failed to ...,o1alo a- eutve.-Rio ear - off t b o ri&lll aldo.of tilohl&ltwiY, throu&ll lit court. ijlera, 21, Rl 1 a IP1Brd rail IIIII doWn an emb:onk· CAR~ FCl rreoted lor driv- mont. Thoro ,... moderate dam- -· <If . )lred. ,ateclllfler ..... age to tbe car. No one wu ia'p.m. Saturday .,. PAUL 1 ' 1. 404 Second mile He was rel&al· "WIIttl cnt, trowft IIICI Cl)'ll '' 101 lnveatlpled .. the Memorial 1 t J "1 \ '·"· reported. Five te were lnJured. :\mws lllld rend- .SAN I Ml ,, DID 'vOU lo!EAR: YEH,GUZ, BUT WHATOOP OON'T LET IT SAIDT'ME? ;JHROW 'lOLl.• . arlal Do,yweek- ...Y'WANTA REM,:MBER ..., rrc:n 6 p.m. !olE'S KINDA 1.00SE IN 'fl.l' HEAD FROM. THAT MEDICINE ; Bending d Up in rOSP We Insure ' 'ightning, ' explosion; f 1 Sandy & Be One amour all location! Nodeductil ·' I' •' ' .-;' Sandy & IH Grange m1 business fc Don't be f word Gra't contact on • I' lch 28 peroona """' lelia COIIIII;y, t b a !d 19 aeeldenls wltll , f<idonta Ill whldl modo 255 .,._ ~6tlotiiii1IU'I.,Iinl0~= ililpedod 6t7 mo.......rod$2,- Fl"'~ll .~ . ~ . ~ ~· lnjuecl. • Counf;y' jtr : : 1,303 potrol =u:j ·' •'iolla' wero One ...- W,I.W~ ' - ~ . .• •t . . ..... , , ' (10111, and a 16.,vear-old RL I Btdwell boy were arrested ra & charges ol ~u-CJII. ·~--" ~ ~ t.~. were passengers tn 1he Blckerll car. ., . Forrest Jonoa, 17, Goll1(1011o, .... died to Gallla CAlomiJ .m.nlle Court June 8 on • chirp o1 !allure to yield tile rilht ol · wa,y oller an acddont at U <25 p.m. &mdB..v on Rt. 7, tour.f.atb1 1 , . ot. a milo aouth ol Ht. 211• 1be patrol said tl1at ....... ' jNI1'IIed 011 the ... aldo ol 1111, ,,, ltl&h'WII.Y. attempted to ....... "'., uu" tum and head IOUih. Hli :· _. .. .. .. '. -~ ~- .._,,,, ·' ' .· ./ ,., ,-_ .• '' :, · ,.~ l "' ' " ·" '· • • ._.,_.,_.-\ "r" .. ,.. _'.'f< .... "l • j '· ' ',. ' . ·-· ~,.,~ car was across theroad:WQwt. .;, It waa atruck in the loll .....- IQ' · ';;· a car driven by NIIOII!I !lllarta- · weldor, !It, ol Wheele......... There ,... moderota d o - ;~•• - . Slatelllllt- to botll vehicles. No oat IIU lvesttp.ted 62 acci~ IIUured. d a Jump oliO over itt, In Gallia, Malp dounttos. Tho(lllrol .. . !alai aecldonla. lied 21 acd-• In ~oBligated C aecl~la CGoml!'. lnolucl- FAT CHANCE OF TflAT! ' I CAN TEI..L·YOtJ THeRE'S 1Rict<6 10 THIEl WIZER RACKET He NEVER DREAMEP OF/ ' Low Rates- . Jo1m Garnes, 18, RL 1 GoiU. li I SAVE 11M! ,I ! , • ol hltsklp , _ unbreakable mainSI!J resistant and alwary ' I' Court. Ol!lcen ...,rtodthotBickeH, 2 Automobiles. Are Damaged' �'•. . .' ' ' ,, ' ' '. ~ . !.',•,'··· . . ' : l' ' ' - ' •' . ' ' '_I"' ' ~, ''•, 11 ' ' . ., • .....~:_ .- • 'I' ; ' -~ • ,. ;I,·. . ... ... .·. III)J)I.EP(ill'r Bouoll L. VdlliJ11,1 <if JlrL l:blrlo& . lMt ' ·.. ·{ ' ' ... .. -'·-··u :--~· -~.- .. ..... . .. . .. •: ·. ,· 'i t'< -~ • • ., ' •H - ... : NowYouKnow ,,.~ ..... . ,. I - ' .. " .. ,. - , .. ' . .. .,, . ' .,,_ \ _j ' . ' 1- j Jli.i>oit <;ooll ol 101111' will receive . DICI'M• from ,. . '. ;; I • ' • • •' 1,6 '...- ~ 1.6' •· ~~ ... ' .. ... • :t·~- , ,• . ,.~ .. • ...~:· I .. ' .' The expletive ' "by '. ' ' ' the Zodiac. ' . ' •' : ', ~- .114 '\j,f Jlmtn,y" derives lrlilfl tho cuetA>m o!IQel'!'¢· aallDJ'o who owore by Gem- . lnl (tho Twlno) lhe third olgD In .• 'I . ' ~ ,· . ·, . veri!IV, "'rlftl(leld. lit .waa ' awarded II of Sllered Tb101017 (S lhe )Ioiiar of Rll~ • ,..,.,.ated ' were loot academle year. ! s.T,V. Vr. Mdlll'~ lhealo m lhe Sodal Martin Lulher and lot'· blathelio Involved a lhe.-o theory o! odue He Wa& Ji>arrled lA> line COati of Middle 27, 1965. Tllo Rev. Mr. Me~ I I Pallor of Calva~ '•, CINreh, Sprlllllfllld, .· I uot Z7, 1967 whell ~ ' l' lhe UnlveraiQ' ' I .. •. ' .- .. U~TE~. YOU GUYS I'M TELLltJS YOU' RIGHT ijOW... · PAGE2 RED DEMONSTRATII) COPENHAGEN t Cammunlat - ltd deai' oplnot the Amerlc~ In Vlellllm will Iii SiiU)' before the u.$ More Than 91:.5 Billion Vehicles Traveling Millions of Miles . ---- _JJ • · US ·· A llfUUU' y ln • • I 1be obbey or I Micllel Ia located ori1 Islet ol tbe c o ' Normandy. !i::i.!!'::!.:.:.:t:': .: ~e-u..,UIIJourJIJ'IYiDI w.,. .-........ 1 080 _.. r.. a_.. er -·•••.e tonrd ufer • , .... llidlle dooilla ........ . ... - ' anleoa lhe driven ~· · DID 'IOU ] GUYS HEAR THAT'? or TranaporJatl'"' The United Statea had 97.5 mWlon vehicles ..,..latered In 186'1 and motorillta on our nation'• hllhways traveled 937 bUUon lntercltJ road mUes durlnJ that twelve moilth period. Thil ~onal annual pace .,..... It quhe clur wh1 hlchway aaletr .._It Jaeeome eYtJr700.e'• ltualae~~. .,, t., ..r .... - vitO! .......... ror lhe drl..... Be baa ~ 10 .... lncla.U,1 hil Ure. · . ' new motor vehlcles. Theae sllndardo, which require oucll aafety aeat belte, collapel- --~·:-:---:----1.devlcelll ble oteertnc coiUJIUII, etli. al· · · · We bel1en that these wetJ .:. ,:..'i demea are saYiD; llno and Wlll11011tlnue to aave Uva. In 191'1 we allo Luuecl our !lrat atancla1'dl lor encouragIng &114 ualatlnl. throUih Federal pante, the tmpronmentor tn111c wety procrama In all our elltea. . s.t.., ,yp 10 DriThese ftrot thirteen atand· arda, wbleh the otate Jei!alature• have beBWl to enact, re· quire 11lch tblnr• u perlodle .!llotor vehicle lnapectiOn, !IID- .•. -· ,' 1 CARAVEL,, '' ~~­ ,. I .. '-::· .-.., l ...... I tells you •' ' -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainfl resistant and alwa11 rocket smaabed Into a Budllhlot len\Ple, killing three c!vlllanfl and woonding 20. Ol!ic!ala Killed The deld as lho command post incloxled: -Nguyen pollee chief. Van Luan, Salgoa .:.. ..,J.L . .cot. Dao Ba Phuoc, ( ofthenmPrar~ · Slnda,y · .,. ' . it Ngoc (- iiJr I ~ndreds · ~ rs ~lyinouths, We tested of including Chev· .roleh,. Fords, Ramblers and other makes ti1pt·had gone over·! 0.000 miles without . ~!u~e-up. E~ch of these cors was given a Cham· • pton. Tune·Up.. (a new set. Of ,Ciiampion spark plugs pl~s any athe! bo.sic f\1~~-up ite~s needed). : The U,S,-Auto Club certified ilte test results. · ., : .. Th'e res~lb w~re just .w~ yhu'd .:Ont.l~­ cr_dased, power for sdferiXJssing oncl'an ave~age .gas j<IVIngs af aver a ga11Qi1·per tankful. ·" . ' ' t But th~ most ~porlant thing for ~ fa· ~­ member IS that a well tu_~ed ~t assur~s yo\l,af. . · . dependable, trouble-free' motoripg this summer. ..1rVf~rn Wh Y· ns· k.·summer · ~, Get,.- a · bl spar~, B · plugs in an u,niuned · eng.ine are driving trau~le.• · . ,ou '· e. .reok~awn trouble. Passing and load- Cha hauh'19 trouble. _Gas mileage trouble. Trouble 1O,;&:~Js~ne-Up ot least Ohce a year or ev:ery , I ' ' enatJgh to spoil yo~r hard-earned vacation. It' ~· Champi~ spark plugs meet or •xceed war: . . s tr9u . ~you con a~id by gelling a Cham- ranty requirements of all vehicle and engl'ne T.un , p now. Heres how we know. . . manufcicturers. . ·./ .~ '• - T: ·: .t' • ·. . .... ::: .. :-: ·.• ::: (Continued ~: ~ • ·,•, ' lddlllon lA> ··:· ::·: ie, ( hla E"V~!;rn Lone ., Michael am Cillo; two daUill- 8) ' Funeral aervlceo will be Tueodii.Y at 2 ~~om. In the Bartm Chapel at Aalle Grove wlt1l the Rev. Odell Bulh ollle!at~J~i. Burtal wW be In lhe a-1 c.m. tel')'• Tbe bocljo will lie In 1111111 at the •'-I ooe bour prl..- ID the services. Friend& 11111 call at •r, PL Plea&' the Mohr-$eveos Funeral llcrDI. t' Teresa, at fila, Ernest. Gal· Champion spark plugs .•.the heart of a tune-up 1 '1-' ' eld in Hit-Skip Uor damage lA> ed 8lndaY Oil $308 bond lA> _ . . Cilonef. aeeord- June 3 In GaiUp>lil llulllelpal court. 11, left the ..Ol!ieero reportedthatBid<ora, 1 located and araehe6lled to ap- boedtCI .....,, failed to IIQOI1ate ~ of hltsk!i> June I Cllfve. 1111 car woat otf tbO rl&blllidl of the hl&llWII.Y, lllrcuib court. .rSera, 24, Rl I rresled for drlvcated after an ac- a guard rail and doWn In emb,ankment. 'There was moderate dam· age to the car, No one wu ill- p.m. SB!urdal' ..-. jured. lentba ol a mllo L. He was releas- John Gamel, 18, Rt. I Gelll· ,. the Vemorlal Forrest Joneo, 17, GeiUp>lia, poUa, and a !~ear-old Rt. I Bidwell boy were arre- ca ~=~~~~~~::::::~:;;::::~:;::::· · ebargea of mtoxlcaUon. Boat ( ~ .... ,.:;.. ,... ;..:-.·.·,·.·.·.·· ,.. lmeal!gattd :.ro paooengoro ID the Blckart I I reported. Five "' were !$red. ~ and reJXI. orlal DIY week· II'S, frtm 6 p.m. •wMfl tilt, Cf'tWII 111d c,P j SANl Ml oo- Killed :,_sm or Harry iPieaiiiJII, and iliepard Rllney. ·.· •. ··~ AIJIII, war, sboclled the Vlellllmeoe. Vletllllllese Ji'ri&hlened trred to a Hun- ant. and.James and Gory Rllno;!',o when he died both of Apple Grove, and u ""employed as alstera, M111 Bett1 RalDeY. Pl. 'American car PieaBint; Mra. Eveb'ri Dota, Wooater, and llrL Mar)' Natllbllngton• Gautpollo Fer- veU, Chesapeake, va. 404 Second ' ...r ,.,"f! oC Salgoa ~ , ! fie PAUL eljli!al mUlllr7 dlolriet, -•t htroi ' ~ .' wOWIIIOd illehlded Van Giln, OOIIIIIIllder o1 --. • June 2• / the may<M'. Beside• the COl. Trail Van Phan. .au-! ' pollee dllel of s1al!. UP! eorres~ Kate · Webb, who had juot loll 1lli olllcen before lhe roe1!ot hit. · perrillls. dashed bach and loond the Le Ngoc Tru, chief and womded covered wllb white plaster and blood. 'Jbol' ·· :: ' 0 QuOc coo. ollte kind ID , pollee Incident, torcycle hel!net&, etc. · . I eaano(· ea~ph••i•e toe 4h'OIIIIr, however, lhat no .-ou~tl of IO¥emmeftt ftlll• CARA '' . 4 their Impact !elt. ~ · ...Qsllllllm;.;ed~thr. ee...:, . roc~ke~tajaiO,t_aaiJVli et _,_,._ : ----"•·-----~=.:=~ · The aoadi.Y Tilneo Seatlnel, ,' ' c officers - v.J. IIJIII'OII 1111<1 Tlllill" brodli>r o1 lonller lnlll"""~"ii as a tmi\I)Orary operations Mlnlater Nguyen Bao Trl. headquarters, a VIet COOB B40 -Sgt. Phln Van Phln. aide ' . .' -- ...,, reacl7 are beS1nnlnl to have .· · ~ '. .--· ' ' .·. . . dlrecllng the atreet fighL , All the victims were strong supporter& or Vice President Nguyen Ceo Ky whose mU!tary support largely keepa him In power. Tllo helicopter gunner had .• .~ ... dtlvln,. 'The aumber of aeeldenaa eaeh eontlnuet IO l'be -_t-· •ft _,. .. By ALAN S. BOYD U.S. SeoNta,. ; balitt.. :--~ ..,.P,..AGE•- 3---'---·-·.......,_;_ _ _ _ _ _..:,________ .:_~. ~.. ot the above the heads Their rockets and maehlnegunJ k!Dtd seven South VIetnam olllelllo SundaY In the fourth . such accld~nl In a IIIOOIIL Amerlean spokesmen dedlned lA> 811 H the sw!te h to gao had anything to do with the killing ,;;'h;;.!e;;.f.;•,;;nd;.;.:sl;;.x after the rocket blasted the schoOl that aerved Shortly 1• ,. ' •'. r-.a~ae11oe It i1 •IMihe lnlel•t!ll of each ttate, wheN eonllallt lm~ _. or treftic ay.-. and .. r..,. _ , . lo _..,., hd II Ia, &...0,., !he IMaaln011 or lhe Federal ..,..........., wb- ~ lhe o.pa,tmen!olTrm..,.....ll..., weare aeek· .... 10 - · ...... driven, oaror aa!Oo and ..r... lrdie aadhilbwa,.,........ . The Department o1 Tr&IIJIIOrlatiOn, dllfiDJ l&e'T, !Hued lte llrat auto aaretJ standards, designed to Improve the aafety of· .• 'l'lmia ~ bllll, .Nne 2, '"" Safety on the.Highwa)'s is Everybf"ly?s BllSiness ·' u.e: If· 'Qie 9mdaJ . . . slsmmod Into a South VIemese cunmand post 20 feet fired only tear gas shells today, ~•.,.f.;SBI;;;gm;.;,n'.;,•,;pol~;;,lc~e t ol Only Tear Gas at V ' . r.a.eatloo o( the Lulh. In America and 'I . · .•. Y-_ . i· ,. \ ·D f ellvtd a luii4Uilloo I .. :. ._,.., .ri ' SAJGOI::i (UPI) -U.S. beUeopten blltlling guerrillas In sa1a<>n ~-Hiwtt~ or To~ lhe Board ~- ' pollee. . .....,.,, Mr. Mclilb'~ rrom ' , . ·..· '· .{:· I ,,.., '' l"'' ' ada, wllere be Ia a etij lht Doet.or of Theolcf In addlliCMI to tht ' ,,- . '- lA> c:GI1IIme groduat; ',.· ' • .. t ~ . ; i' ,• ' ,-" lion (III.R,E.l , dllll'Oj ~~t~;~~1~;t:l~~~~m;r:# DID YOU !-lEAR WHII.TOOP SA.tD T'ME? was cited to Gallla COUII1;J Juvo. nile Court June 8 oo a ehlrga ol failure lA> yield the rlallt or WilY after ID aceldenl at U:2S a.·-'*"" p.m. - on Rt . 7, tour~ -• o1 a mlle &ruth o1 Rt. Uf. The patrol parked oo the said eoot that lldl Jmel, ol the t. h1giJwl1' attempted lA> ...... a ' uu•• turn and head IIOUtb. IDI car wu across theroac:lwllwhlll .. It waa otruck In the left ro.rll)' a car driven by N-' Snrb- J welder, 34, ol Wheelii'IIMrl. ..,. There wu moderate dalnall '1"' .lis FOot, Stale ll!gll- to both vehlcles. No me wu 1 ·t> • Bending d Up in I,YS OSP '' ' liYeatlgatod II: aecl· lnfured. ·' ~ We Insure lightning, · explosion; 1 One amou1 all location• Nodeductl FAT Cl 'i CANll t i ' '· 1 I. Meigl t::<tunllea. Tbe patrol 110 latal aceldento. <led 21 accidents In ·aons were lnjured. westlgatod t2 ac:clilla CoomQ', lnducl\ch 28 per1011s were 2 Automobnes·"r Are Damaged ·~ ears hl4 mi..,......,, · ld 19 aceldentl wllh was clted the reoult Low Rates- mta4 Sendy&S Grangem I 1•cldents In which fred. One ac.ekeon Count;y. king 1,303 patrol RAG . business~ modi 255 ar- turnllftllli. · . . • ~ . Don't be . word Grj ' ' ' APPROVDI ·. ~~ ,....,,.. ( ' -- . • I court Main St.,lloi~M~o~1m<ornlillloll'cll.,, rQ)' pollee Blld. A ear driven by Kennelh 47, Bueyrua, atlem!ll*l ID to Minor 1 lOr ..... .. 111117 llle41'! 22, laiJIIoll'; • ~«'I ..... .. . bllda. ,w.~,.'t t'~ to or on. acclcltnt on 61 warnlalls. hln<l- a ear dtivea by !lark dltlila, ·ulll- 17, Mo..., whleb waa lnJpoeled 647 mo- 1111! a turD lllo .. reeovered $2,- driveway. WUI ehargei or faU1Jw to ~""'''"rQ'. vehlde 111111tr _.IlL contlldor '. Two lelgs COUI!b', t h o and the driver ol mo vehldt,~~ .I ~ a Jump or 10 O¥er Ill, In Gallla, Sandy & 84 ;dJi 'ft'. �'•. . .' ' ' ,, ' ' '. ~ . !.',•,'··· . . ' : l' ' ' - ' •' . ' ' '_I"' ' ~, ''•, 11 ' ' . ., • .....~:_ .- • 'I' ; ' -~ • ,. ;I,·. . ... ... .·. III)J)I.EP(ill'r Bouoll L. VdlliJ11,1 <if JlrL l:blrlo& . lMt ' ·.. ·{ ' ' ... .. -'·-··u :--~· -~.- .. ..... . .. . .. •: ·. ,· 'i t'< -~ • • ., ' •H - ... : NowYouKnow ,,.~ ..... . ,. I - ' .. " .. ,. - , .. ' . .. .,, . ' .,,_ \ _j ' . ' 1- j Jli.i>oit <;ooll ol 101111' will receive . DICI'M• from ,. . '. ;; I • ' • • •' 1,6 '...- ~ 1.6' •· ~~ ... ' .. ... • :t·~- , ,• . ,.~ .. • ...~:· I .. ' .' The expletive ' "by '. ' ' ' the Zodiac. ' . ' •' : ', ~- .114 '\j,f Jlmtn,y" derives lrlilfl tho cuetA>m o!IQel'!'¢· aallDJ'o who owore by Gem- . lnl (tho Twlno) lhe third olgD In .• 'I . ' ~ ,· . ·, . veri!IV, "'rlftl(leld. lit .waa ' awarded II of Sllered Tb101017 (S lhe )Ioiiar of Rll~ • ,..,.,.ated ' were loot academle year. ! s.T,V. Vr. Mdlll'~ lhealo m lhe Sodal Martin Lulher and lot'· blathelio Involved a lhe.-o theory o! odue He Wa& Ji>arrled lA> line COati of Middle 27, 1965. Tllo Rev. Mr. Me~ I I Pallor of Calva~ '•, CINreh, Sprlllllfllld, .· I uot Z7, 1967 whell ~ ' l' lhe UnlveraiQ' ' I .. •. ' .- .. U~TE~. YOU GUYS I'M TELLltJS YOU' RIGHT ijOW... · PAGE2 RED DEMONSTRATII) COPENHAGEN t Cammunlat - ltd deai' oplnot the Amerlc~ In Vlellllm will Iii SiiU)' before the u.$ More Than 91:.5 Billion Vehicles Traveling Millions of Miles . ---- _JJ • · US ·· A llfUUU' y ln • • I 1be obbey or I Micllel Ia located ori1 Islet ol tbe c o ' Normandy. !i::i.!!'::!.:.:.:t:': .: ~e-u..,UIIJourJIJ'IYiDI w.,. .-........ 1 080 _.. r.. a_.. er -·•••.e tonrd ufer • , .... llidlle dooilla ........ . ... - ' anleoa lhe driven ~· · DID 'IOU ] GUYS HEAR THAT'? or TranaporJatl'"' The United Statea had 97.5 mWlon vehicles ..,..latered In 186'1 and motorillta on our nation'• hllhways traveled 937 bUUon lntercltJ road mUes durlnJ that twelve moilth period. Thil ~onal annual pace .,..... It quhe clur wh1 hlchway aaletr .._It Jaeeome eYtJr700.e'• ltualae~~. .,, t., ..r .... - vitO! .......... ror lhe drl..... Be baa ~ 10 .... lncla.U,1 hil Ure. · . ' new motor vehlcles. Theae sllndardo, which require oucll aafety aeat belte, collapel- --~·:-:---:----1.devlcelll ble oteertnc coiUJIUII, etli. al· · · · We bel1en that these wetJ .:. ,:..'i demea are saYiD; llno and Wlll11011tlnue to aave Uva. In 191'1 we allo Luuecl our !lrat atancla1'dl lor encouragIng &114 ualatlnl. throUih Federal pante, the tmpronmentor tn111c wety procrama In all our elltea. . s.t.., ,yp 10 DriThese ftrot thirteen atand· arda, wbleh the otate Jei!alature• have beBWl to enact, re· quire 11lch tblnr• u perlodle .!llotor vehicle lnapectiOn, !IID- .•. -· ,' 1 CARAVEL,, '' ~~­ ,. I .. '-::· .-.., l ...... I tells you •' ' -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainfl resistant and alwa11 rocket smaabed Into a Budllhlot len\Ple, killing three c!vlllanfl and woonding 20. Ol!ic!ala Killed The deld as lho command post incloxled: -Nguyen pollee chief. Van Luan, Salgoa .:.. ..,J.L . .cot. Dao Ba Phuoc, ( ofthenmPrar~ · Slnda,y · .,. ' . it Ngoc (- iiJr I ~ndreds · ~ rs ~lyinouths, We tested of including Chev· .roleh,. Fords, Ramblers and other makes ti1pt·had gone over·! 0.000 miles without . ~!u~e-up. E~ch of these cors was given a Cham· • pton. Tune·Up.. (a new set. Of ,Ciiampion spark plugs pl~s any athe! bo.sic f\1~~-up ite~s needed). : The U,S,-Auto Club certified ilte test results. · ., : .. Th'e res~lb w~re just .w~ yhu'd .:Ont.l~­ cr_dased, power for sdferiXJssing oncl'an ave~age .gas j<IVIngs af aver a ga11Qi1·per tankful. ·" . ' ' t But th~ most ~porlant thing for ~ fa· ~­ member IS that a well tu_~ed ~t assur~s yo\l,af. . · . dependable, trouble-free' motoripg this summer. ..1rVf~rn Wh Y· ns· k.·summer · ~, Get,.- a · bl spar~, B · plugs in an u,niuned · eng.ine are driving trau~le.• · . ,ou '· e. .reok~awn trouble. Passing and load- Cha hauh'19 trouble. _Gas mileage trouble. Trouble 1O,;&:~Js~ne-Up ot least Ohce a year or ev:ery , I ' ' enatJgh to spoil yo~r hard-earned vacation. It' ~· Champi~ spark plugs meet or •xceed war: . . s tr9u . ~you con a~id by gelling a Cham- ranty requirements of all vehicle and engl'ne T.un , p now. Heres how we know. . . manufcicturers. . ·./ .~ '• - T: ·: .t' • ·. . .... ::: .. :-: ·.• ::: (Continued ~: ~ • ·,•, ' lddlllon lA> ··:· ::·: ie, ( hla E"V~!;rn Lone ., Michael am Cillo; two daUill- 8) ' Funeral aervlceo will be Tueodii.Y at 2 ~~om. In the Bartm Chapel at Aalle Grove wlt1l the Rev. Odell Bulh ollle!at~J~i. Burtal wW be In lhe a-1 c.m. tel')'• Tbe bocljo will lie In 1111111 at the •'-I ooe bour prl..- ID the services. Friend& 11111 call at •r, PL Plea&' the Mohr-$eveos Funeral llcrDI. t' Teresa, at fila, Ernest. Gal· Champion spark plugs .•.the heart of a tune-up 1 '1-' ' eld in Hit-Skip Uor damage lA> ed 8lndaY Oil $308 bond lA> _ . . Cilonef. aeeord- June 3 In GaiUp>lil llulllelpal court. 11, left the ..Ol!ieero reportedthatBid<ora, 1 located and araehe6lled to ap- boedtCI .....,, failed to IIQOI1ate ~ of hltsk!i> June I Cllfve. 1111 car woat otf tbO rl&blllidl of the hl&llWII.Y, lllrcuib court. .rSera, 24, Rl I rresled for drlvcated after an ac- a guard rail and doWn In emb,ankment. 'There was moderate dam· age to the car, No one wu ill- p.m. SB!urdal' ..-. jured. lentba ol a mllo L. He was releas- John Gamel, 18, Rt. I Gelll· ,. the Vemorlal Forrest Joneo, 17, GeiUp>lia, poUa, and a !~ear-old Rt. I Bidwell boy were arre- ca ~=~~~~~~::::::~:;;::::~:;::::· · ebargea of mtoxlcaUon. Boat ( ~ .... ,.:;.. ,... ;..:-.·.·,·.·.·.·· ,.. lmeal!gattd :.ro paooengoro ID the Blckart I I reported. Five "' were !$red. ~ and reJXI. orlal DIY week· II'S, frtm 6 p.m. •wMfl tilt, Cf'tWII 111d c,P j SANl Ml oo- Killed :,_sm or Harry iPieaiiiJII, and iliepard Rllney. ·.· •. ··~ AIJIII, war, sboclled the Vlellllmeoe. Vletllllllese Ji'ri&hlened trred to a Hun- ant. and.James and Gory Rllno;!',o when he died both of Apple Grove, and u ""employed as alstera, M111 Bett1 RalDeY. Pl. 'American car PieaBint; Mra. Eveb'ri Dota, Wooater, and llrL Mar)' Natllbllngton• Gautpollo Fer- veU, Chesapeake, va. 404 Second ' ...r ,.,"f! oC Salgoa ~ , ! fie PAUL eljli!al mUlllr7 dlolriet, -•t htroi ' ~ .' wOWIIIOd illehlded Van Giln, OOIIIIIIllder o1 --. • June 2• / the may<M'. Beside• the COl. Trail Van Phan. .au-! ' pollee dllel of s1al!. UP! eorres~ Kate · Webb, who had juot loll 1lli olllcen before lhe roe1!ot hit. · perrillls. dashed bach and loond the Le Ngoc Tru, chief and womded covered wllb white plaster and blood. 'Jbol' ·· :: ' 0 QuOc coo. ollte kind ID , pollee Incident, torcycle hel!net&, etc. · . I eaano(· ea~ph••i•e toe 4h'OIIIIr, however, lhat no .-ou~tl of IO¥emmeftt ftlll• CARA '' . 4 their Impact !elt. ~ · ...Qsllllllm;.;ed~thr. ee...:, . roc~ke~tajaiO,t_aaiJVli et _,_,._ : ----"•·-----~=.:=~ · The aoadi.Y Tilneo Seatlnel, ,' ' c officers - v.J. IIJIII'OII 1111<1 Tlllill" brodli>r o1 lonller lnlll"""~"ii as a tmi\I)Orary operations Mlnlater Nguyen Bao Trl. headquarters, a VIet COOB B40 -Sgt. Phln Van Phln. aide ' . .' -- ...,, reacl7 are beS1nnlnl to have .· · ~ '. .--· ' ' .·. . . dlrecllng the atreet fighL , All the victims were strong supporter& or Vice President Nguyen Ceo Ky whose mU!tary support largely keepa him In power. Tllo helicopter gunner had .• .~ ... dtlvln,. 'The aumber of aeeldenaa eaeh eontlnuet IO l'be -_t-· •ft _,. .. By ALAN S. BOYD U.S. SeoNta,. ; balitt.. :--~ ..,.P,..AGE•- 3---'---·-·.......,_;_ _ _ _ _ _..:,________ .:_~. ~.. ot the above the heads Their rockets and maehlnegunJ k!Dtd seven South VIetnam olllelllo SundaY In the fourth . such accld~nl In a IIIOOIIL Amerlean spokesmen dedlned lA> 811 H the sw!te h to gao had anything to do with the killing ,;;'h;;.!e;;.f.;•,;;nd;.;.:sl;;.x after the rocket blasted the schoOl that aerved Shortly 1• ,. ' •'. r-.a~ae11oe It i1 •IMihe lnlel•t!ll of each ttate, wheN eonllallt lm~ _. or treftic ay.-. and .. r..,. _ , . lo _..,., hd II Ia, &...0,., !he IMaaln011 or lhe Federal ..,..........., wb- ~ lhe o.pa,tmen!olTrm..,.....ll..., weare aeek· .... 10 - · ...... driven, oaror aa!Oo and ..r... lrdie aadhilbwa,.,........ . The Department o1 Tr&IIJIIOrlatiOn, dllfiDJ l&e'T, !Hued lte llrat auto aaretJ standards, designed to Improve the aafety of· .• 'l'lmia ~ bllll, .Nne 2, '"" Safety on the.Highwa)'s is Everybf"ly?s BllSiness ·' u.e: If· 'Qie 9mdaJ . . . slsmmod Into a South VIemese cunmand post 20 feet fired only tear gas shells today, ~•.,.f.;SBI;;;gm;.;,n'.;,•,;pol~;;,lc~e t ol Only Tear Gas at V ' . r.a.eatloo o( the Lulh. In America and 'I . · .•. Y-_ . i· ,. \ ·D f ellvtd a luii4Uilloo I .. :. ._,.., .ri ' SAJGOI::i (UPI) -U.S. beUeopten blltlling guerrillas In sa1a<>n ~-Hiwtt~ or To~ lhe Board ~- ' pollee. . .....,.,, Mr. Mclilb'~ rrom ' , . ·..· '· .{:· I ,,.., '' l"'' ' ada, wllere be Ia a etij lht Doet.or of Theolcf In addlliCMI to tht ' ,,- . '- lA> c:GI1IIme groduat; ',.· ' • .. t ~ . ; i' ,• ' ,-" lion (III.R,E.l , dllll'Oj ~~t~;~~1~;t:l~~~~m;r:# DID YOU !-lEAR WHII.TOOP SA.tD T'ME? was cited to Gallla COUII1;J Juvo. nile Court June 8 oo a ehlrga ol failure lA> yield the rlallt or WilY after ID aceldenl at U:2S a.·-'*"" p.m. - on Rt . 7, tour~ -• o1 a mlle &ruth o1 Rt. Uf. The patrol parked oo the said eoot that lldl Jmel, ol the t. h1giJwl1' attempted lA> ...... a ' uu•• turn and head IIOUtb. IDI car wu across theroac:lwllwhlll .. It waa otruck In the left ro.rll)' a car driven by N-' Snrb- J welder, 34, ol Wheelii'IIMrl. ..,. There wu moderate dalnall '1"' .lis FOot, Stale ll!gll- to both vehlcles. No me wu 1 ·t> • Bending d Up in I,YS OSP '' ' liYeatlgatod II: aecl· lnfured. ·' ~ We Insure lightning, · explosion; 1 One amou1 all location• Nodeductl FAT Cl 'i CANll t i ' '· 1 I. Meigl t::<tunllea. Tbe patrol 110 latal aceldento. <led 21 accidents In ·aons were lnjured. westlgatod t2 ac:clilla CoomQ', lnducl\ch 28 per1011s were 2 Automobnes·"r Are Damaged ·~ ears hl4 mi..,......,, · ld 19 aceldentl wllh was clted the reoult Low Rates- mta4 Sendy&S Grangem I 1•cldents In which fred. One ac.ekeon Count;y. king 1,303 patrol RAG . business~ modi 255 ar- turnllftllli. · . . • ~ . Don't be . word Grj ' ' ' APPROVDI ·. ~~ ,....,,.. ( ' -- . • I court Main St.,lloi~M~o~1m<ornlillloll'cll.,, rQ)' pollee Blld. A ear driven by Kennelh 47, Bueyrua, atlem!ll*l ID to Minor 1 lOr ..... .. 111117 llle41'! 22, laiJIIoll'; • ~«'I ..... .. . bllda. ,w.~,.'t t'~ to or on. acclcltnt on 61 warnlalls. hln<l- a ear dtivea by !lark dltlila, ·ulll- 17, Mo..., whleb waa lnJpoeled 647 mo- 1111! a turD lllo .. reeovered $2,- driveway. WUI ehargei or faU1Jw to ~""'''"rQ'. vehlde 111111tr _.IlL contlldor '. Two lelgs COUI!b', t h o and the driver ol mo vehldt,~~ .I ~ a Jump or 10 O¥er Ill, In Gallla, Sandy & 84 ;dJi 'ft'. �l •· . ' 1'•-. , '( ' ,., :\.' I. . ~ow You Knpw " .. ' ., J ... ' . . ~""''I ·' . I 1 --' -1'".1'~ " ,. -- 1 ''I' '-. ' "'· '~ ', --~'1"' ;. ' • . ..:.!,• " ' ' ,. . ·' ' .. ., The expleUve · 11by jJmJn,y.. derives rl;,m tbe ~Uatorit at a,n~ dent. oallor1 wbo •-e by Gem- . lol· (the 'rwlns) !he third olin In ' "'' the Zodlaa; · ' ,, • ' ! '' .'·· · from ..,=~ $1ritllll•ld. He waa awar<led II ol So.ered ThoolOI!' (S a.e ot Rella!~! Ma- de"'""' lk* (M.R, E.) ., ' ' ·. ,. .:• ' ;1'···. . . I ' . ·-. o· comi>lotec! were - last academle 1eu. f s.T.M. Mr. Mol!b'!! Uleolo 011 the Sodll< Martlrt Luther and ror·l '.* ' ... .' '." ·. I ' • .' ' ' • ' • ' ' . . ', l . '' '-<·. ; , ' ~ , . >•, ' ' •J ..... , : '· f, •• -~ ~ ~ ' I .. ' ·, .IJ..·.... ,.• . \ ' I ! ' • ,, • 1.- • . I . , ~- j1 ~ l •• ;- ' 'i • ' ' ' ~ '1~ • . ~-· ,-,; ~ ~- ·~ f '' ' ~ ·, ·~ .,... :.·. '.-!.-,,·.$· ) I ' I : ' hia Uleol• Involved a 1 lhor'o tlloory of edllc~ He wao married tot llno Colla of Mlddlf l '••· . ~ :t. . •, '' ' •, '· slammed Into a Sooth VieShortly Iller the roelu!t -~ ofN~ BBM=-~~j~. meae O<lii1IIW'l J)OSt 20 feet blasted the school that served brotlilr former In abnve the heads olthe o!llcers as a temJ)O!'Il'Y opontiiiiS Mlobter Nguyen Boo Trl. Their rockets and maohlnog111111 directing the slreet flgbt lleadquarlers, a VIet COnJ B40 -Sgt. Phln Van PhaD, olde ·' 27, liGli. l Thi Rev. Mr. Mclnj I I Plltor of Cll..., Church, ~Vrillllfleld, -, uot 27, 1967 """" 1!i to - · the T3 grlldllatf of Unlveroib' ada, where he 1"1 a c a.e· Dodor of Theo1 il odditiOII to lh~ bonoro, Mr. Mclntyr, oolnd a !ull.tuitiOII Ill \ !rom a.e Boord of killed seven South Vietnam ottlciala SUnday in tlle fourth . such accident In a moolb. I'M 'TELLltJ& YOu·' · RIGHT kJOW... · ' 't Suntlay before the U. ~ . . ' .. ..· .. ·"''' . Dl t> 'IOU GU'(S HEAR THAT? • ~ tells you -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainll resistant and alwajl and are reasonably priced at _all variety stores. Presehoolers enjoy slicker fun books. Tlieoe have pre-cut and pre-glued plotureo which . are punched out and aJDxed to a black and white landacape In the book. There's no need to carry Paste or aclssora. For an unexpected stop _ say at a eervlce station while minor repairs are made - the boob are a boon. For SmaU Frr I For small children there are also frame·tray puZZlea, which have their own self-rim 80 the work can be carrled r.,;ni one spot to another without allp. page or 10811. A lightweight tray-pUZZle of this kind lito Into a large brown envelope. 1 The older children enjoy decks of Juveulle cards. A deet of animal rummy or crazy eights or hearts or authors takel almost no 11pace, but can be uaed lor a 1'II1UIIng tournament In whlcb IICOre4 are kept all along the Journey. · .Extra mapa, A(OVlded b)' &DJ · PAUL '! 404 SeconfJ •wt~~ncne. crvwn t J SANI 1: DID YliH --WHO'S WHto.TOOP So\ID T'ME? HE TliiNK HE IS, Ml 'YOU ANYWAY? : '' I ,We insure 'lightning, • explosion; , • Sandy & 84 One amov all location Nodeducti service station, FAT Cl CANT Low Rates- . " lRIC14 RAe! Sandy& B Grangem business • Don't be 'I word Gre' eontacl or W.LWecll t; ,. • \ ' ' '" ' .. ·' ~. r· •• .,., Jc ' 't ba31o lor keeplnB the young' sters entertained. T&ey can marlt the Itinerary with erl)'• on, Tbey can also .draw pictures of . what tj)ef've seen, with arrows polntlnB to where they aaw It, so- the map becomes the diaey Of a vacation. Smll) aheets of drawing paper are Bood to teep on hand to be taken out at motel .; hotel stops or when spending time with relatlve.o. In nntamlllar surroundinia the child e.speclally enjoys a portable activit, such as dra~ For all-famUy recreation, when the travelers are rained ~n somewhere on a l')lin)' day, ,.• amaU boJ: of b\1110 equip· Ia useful. l'rtlq-c:an be romlsu of all tlnda ~ble the !utuze - a choeoli1te lnllk shake, a double Jiamllllrl- · .. ;er, a day tNe of lloulebo!il·,.'. chorea, or other IDCentl- to· -. win . -e•nt -. • I .. ,' the ,.,..... Besides · ·-··· 1968 -- Le Ngoc Tru, chief · " o Quoc Cial, ~ • r ' IJ8hts on your car. Burnt· out bulbs are 08JI'j to spot. However; headllg!lts may be out of alJinment without the mOtor· 1St reallzln1 the fact. One slr!n that your headu,hts may be out of line 1s IIUid ~ a .muat. Remind your having oncomtnr motorists attenll&nt to cheek tbll when 1\ash their brights at you. II be checb your oiL ' ·, 1•11 !mow your lights are not • Luckily tor. sate operation, on high beam, then J!)Ur head· It Ia easy to ehor.k the various' urhts .n"'!d attention. i, . .: ' -' ' VletDamese Frl&btened ,. (Contlrwed- oo j,q. 8) b Killed to a Hun- ant, and James and Gll7 RaiJIIY,. when he died both of Apple Grove, and tllril .. Olllj)!oyed •• ahten, Mill Bett7 Rllawy. PL :American Car Pleasant; Mrs. Evebn Dool, Woooter, and MrL Mary Noi'· uhtlngtoo. ,Galllpollo Fer- veil, Che~ Va. :•. 8Cil of Harry 1Pleaaant. sod Funeral senlcea will be 'J'uet,. Rainey. da1 at 2 p.m. In lho Cha!>el at Ajlple Grow wltl1 tile -lloo to hio Rev. OdeU Buah otllclatiJI&, ~· < ~. Evc:;m Long lal wiD be In tile o-1 C... ,1, l!llchael sod tery. i!ne; two dauil>The body wiD lie In s - at lld Teresa, at the chapel one hour pri..- to tile ~•• Ernest, Gal· services. FrleDSs may call It ir'red TODAY placemoDt. Also bave the ten. &loll on the wiper arms elleOil· ed~ TOO Utile tension makes Wipers ilitlreetlve apd the !'ftllS may need· replacement. . 'Naturally, a ~~ blgh · le~el · of wlridahleld washer war, ahoeked the Vletnune... Ngoc Xlm, iOr of Sllgon ABSORBERS - ·Oh s·· ,. c·\y · ·~- ·.. ·- s - _,.·.:'Y ·- . -(lll :., ·9u ee.~d lie See~? ·Better Cheek! pollee incident, worst ollts ldod In thii { i SHOCK ,. Col. Tran Van Phan, . . - ! po11a., · chief or staff. UP! eorrespoodent K a t t Webb, had just let! a. . otlloers before the roc1<ot hit. dashed back 1111 !tllllld the deld and wourded covered wtd~ white plaster 1111 blood. Tha Dao Ba Phllf)C, ••••• In wounded Included guerrnlas. ' the Van Gtan. ...,...odor ol capllal military dlllrlo:t, __,, .' ·or the . _ grOUII .Patrol - 'epard • COMPI.'ETE EXHAUST SYSTEM e AND e ANALVZEl TUJIIE.UPS e ' :=: :·:· e WHEELS BALANCED e TAIIT'S PURE OIL 447 SECOND AVE. oier. Pl. Plea&- 446-0022 the Mohr-&tevens Funeral HcnL , ., GAWPOLIS, 0. • eld m Hit-Skip ' ed Smdoy-. $308 bOIId tollil)Oif ..... damage to Cjloney, accord· Juno 3 In Golllpollo !IWddpal >1,, let! tile aoono COurt. O!!loera reportedthBIBickerl, located and arlldlecitled to ap- headad - · laDed tD neaollale 11! of hitsldjl JIUie a outve. lila oar ...m rtf tbo mUe Lolli Dale , rirbl lido ollhe hiChWII'. tlu'IIUII> COurt. 24, Rl 1 a guard raU and _,an •mbaaktrested for drlv- mert. 'lbere waa moderate dimt;ated after Ill IC· age to the oar. No one was Inp.m. Sllurday « - jured. Jollll Garoeo, 18, Rt. 1 Galiilenths of a mile J)OUB, 1111 a 1G-¥ear<>ld Rt. 1 a. He was releaa. Otero, IOIIviUO, entlll at Of hia ·'~._. r' -. '· .. .to FORD at KEITH . GOBLE'S • '~· " ~ :Ill imoetlpted "' the Memorial > reported. Five ., were Injured . WILL "~ • t Bidwell boy were arreoied .., ! charges or lntoxloelloo. were paaaengera In the Bickert ear. ~ nile Court JWlO 8 Cl\ I char.. of !allure to yield !he rlaht ol Iller an aoddenl Bl 12:%$ !lmday on Rt. 7, !oor-tanlha of a milo BOUlh ol Rl. 211. The patrol oald that JoiiOI, parked an the east aide o! 1lle WI)' p.m. .. QN''f · ldglnlly, attempted to ma1le I ·Bending d Up in "U'' tum and head !lOUth. Hll car was across tberoadWQ whm It .... struck In .... loft l1W 117 a car driven by Naomi - - rOSP welder, 34, fl Wbeelerllburl. There wu moderate Mm•p olla Post, Slalo Hlsh- to boG! vehicles. No a wu ,_ f Forrest Jones, 17, GalllpollJ, was clted to GaUl• Coll:lb' Jim- 'nitWS aod rendorlal Day week.rs, trmn 6 p.m. ., • ., , -; . . '~ . ,i·_{'_I' 'it'~ wesllgated 62 acd- JnlW'ed. t. a Jump of 10 ..er ...• fit, "' GalUo, MOtp Counties. Thiopatrol 110 !alai accldlnta. tld 21 acddenla In em be another For the Folillr . ltWpol 427 4ltt... "' VEMG.IE VIRUS? .em. .REPU(E slates are usable over and over CAd F( ' ' 1\Ctlon CARAVEL, .<" ·' ••afed .;;.,..;., .• ... rocket smashed into a Buddhist temple, killi~ three chillana .... -: Lt... . . A vacation motor trip with chUdren can be a breeze It you take alon, low-coat ~I)' . material. "A !ole bag or a 8lll&ll ault: case can C&ITJ' the esaentlala," says H. M. Benatead, Jr. crea. live director for Whitman~, ' Ushlllg ComJI&D1 of Racine, Wis. ''Chectera are bandy, ·a nd · so are magic slates, mll!lature spinner 1ames, crayono, anti other varlet, store Items." Simple games can smooth • · car trip. Counting games are the moot pojlular. In theee, you count anything from red cara to white horses to wruow trees . as you ~de. Whoever mates the ftrst oightlnB gets the score. Practiced parents Will · ask a logical question, Bow ilo you avoid arguments over the ,.ore? "' . . ,. uee checkers. When there l~dpeaolve ·ron help ·~ childnD are two ehlldren, each 1o aslriJ& So un nrloae Plleta... like ..eullecliat" Beeue IM4IIti : ; slgned one aide of the car, and a checker supply, An empty •lmple ......to ....... Th..,sUII-Iuopplor drl-. ... .:.....-. ' • box BW between them. The ~ . ! ''• A vacatloil trip Is a goOd 1ame can last half an' hour or We1ls' llveij mence unW the cbeetero are used up. tltlte to revive the habit of-• War ot tile Worlth, all goOd to·. At each .shout of "I eee one,"- reading aloud. A ~laoalc, com- stretch 011~ Wltb un<ler a tnt a che!lker gels toesec1 In the Pact- tn size anct price, but wlth;- .. the fainll1 lali:e,t .. . luDch box. ·it's easy to oee whether lesible type and plo1111111t Wila· · and reat bre&t. ' red or blaclt won. <Bring the tratlons, can be picked iip at Boxed cli>il seta . board along - -It's uaeful at tnan1 drugstore or ftl"letJ. tor Uttle gltt;· to · counters. · overnight -stops.) Sulps of r4brtc · 'Mallie olates are the answer For Older~ In the boJ: ao wh~ three or DliM'e children For the older children there l!lllke • real" are along. These olates have are tales of Poe, adventures of . thete'a a new boot an overlay of plutlc 111m Sberloot Holmes, or H. 0 . In which~~; which Ufts up to mate writing disappear, .One child Is scorekeeper, Games can end at the count of ten. These ban<b ' 1)'. aupportera of Vice President 11 01111 Here s How to Keep Ki~ IJVPY' On Long Vacation Motor - RED DEMONSTRATlq COPENHAGEN ( Cornmuni&t ·led deDit aplnit the Amerlwf In VletMm wiD bl · AU the victims were strmg Nguyen cao Ky whose mUllary and wounding 20. American IJ)Okesmen declined sUjiJ)Ol't largely keeps him in Ofticials Killed to say II the switch to ps had power. The dead as the cllltiDIIId anything to do witll the ldBing The hellcopter gunner had J)OSt included: ~o""!'"SII ...;g;o.n.,'s..;.,..._ch"'le..!.iailood;.;,;•i;.x-'•,.lmed-threollllo.r..lli oe k~te -sJja!i.Q.t.•~!Vi!lilolt-. potlce - NIU)'efl chJeL Van Luan, S&igoa LIUEtJ/ YOU GUYS Fmoelloo of the Lulllel In Amerl ca and the. The abbey _of i Michel Is looated 011 islet off the c o ; Normandy. pOllee. SAIGON (UPIJ -U.S. l1ellcop. tera baltllng guerrillas 1o s.tgon llred only tear gu ohella today, ·ions were lnjurwd, ...sllpted 42 loci· lila Courlb', bulludldl28 perBOns"""' leiga Courlb', t b • lid !9 accidents with &ocldenlo In wllldl ,, .- jred. One ...~ 2 Automobiles , · Are Damaged roy pollee said. QlekiOII Courlb'. A car drlvea 117irking I, 303 patrol Bueyrua, atlellljJtW .. _._;; \I! ~!>nth made 2M If· ~61 wornlngo,- a oar driven 11r lflrll i1 dolalll. uslated 17, ~ wldcbwaa •i • F647. 47, w _ lng a 1>11"11 .., an Eaot reecwered $2,- drt-ar. charpl .. - -...S lll!llns ' Will vtlllcle ...,. Wert ilolllturleL ' APPROVEQ .. tlllry _ .. pial 00., . fl.· ntJ: �l •· . ' 1'•-. , '( ' ,., :\.' I. . ~ow You Knpw " .. ' ., J ... ' . . ~""''I ·' . I 1 --' -1'".1'~ " ,. -- 1 ''I' '-. ' "'· '~ ', --~'1"' ;. ' • . ..:.!,• " ' ' ,. . ·' ' .. ., The expleUve · 11by jJmJn,y.. derives rl;,m tbe ~Uatorit at a,n~ dent. oallor1 wbo •-e by Gem- . lol· (the 'rwlns) !he third olin In ' "'' the Zodlaa; · ' ,, • ' ! '' .'·· · from ..,=~ $1ritllll•ld. He waa awar<led II ol So.ered ThoolOI!' (S a.e ot Rella!~! Ma- de"'""' lk* (M.R, E.) ., ' ' ·. ,. .:• ' ;1'···. . . I ' . ·-. o· comi>lotec! were - last academle 1eu. f s.T.M. Mr. Mol!b'!! Uleolo 011 the Sodll< Martlrt Luther and ror·l '.* ' ... .' '." ·. I ' • .' ' ' • ' • ' ' . . ', l . '' '-<·. ; , ' ~ , . >•, ' ' •J ..... , : '· f, •• -~ ~ ~ ' I .. ' ·, .IJ..·.... ,.• . \ ' I ! ' • ,, • 1.- • . I . , ~- j1 ~ l •• ;- ' 'i • ' ' ' ~ '1~ • . ~-· ,-,; ~ ~- ·~ f '' ' ~ ·, ·~ .,... :.·. '.-!.-,,·.$· ) I ' I : ' hia Uleol• Involved a 1 lhor'o tlloory of edllc~ He wao married tot llno Colla of Mlddlf l '••· . ~ :t. . •, '' ' •, '· slammed Into a Sooth VieShortly Iller the roelu!t -~ ofN~ BBM=-~~j~. meae O<lii1IIW'l J)OSt 20 feet blasted the school that served brotlilr former In abnve the heads olthe o!llcers as a temJ)O!'Il'Y opontiiiiS Mlobter Nguyen Boo Trl. Their rockets and maohlnog111111 directing the slreet flgbt lleadquarlers, a VIet COnJ B40 -Sgt. Phln Van PhaD, olde ·' 27, liGli. l Thi Rev. Mr. Mclnj I I Plltor of Cll..., Church, ~Vrillllfleld, -, uot 27, 1967 """" 1!i to - · the T3 grlldllatf of Unlveroib' ada, where he 1"1 a c a.e· Dodor of Theo1 il odditiOII to lh~ bonoro, Mr. Mclntyr, oolnd a !ull.tuitiOII Ill \ !rom a.e Boord of killed seven South Vietnam ottlciala SUnday in tlle fourth . such accident In a moolb. I'M 'TELLltJ& YOu·' · RIGHT kJOW... · ' 't Suntlay before the U. ~ . . ' .. ..· .. ·"''' . Dl t> 'IOU GU'(S HEAR THAT? • ~ tells you -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainll resistant and alwajl and are reasonably priced at _all variety stores. Presehoolers enjoy slicker fun books. Tlieoe have pre-cut and pre-glued plotureo which . are punched out and aJDxed to a black and white landacape In the book. There's no need to carry Paste or aclssora. For an unexpected stop _ say at a eervlce station while minor repairs are made - the boob are a boon. For SmaU Frr I For small children there are also frame·tray puZZlea, which have their own self-rim 80 the work can be carrled r.,;ni one spot to another without allp. page or 10811. A lightweight tray-pUZZle of this kind lito Into a large brown envelope. 1 The older children enjoy decks of Juveulle cards. A deet of animal rummy or crazy eights or hearts or authors takel almost no 11pace, but can be uaed lor a 1'II1UIIng tournament In whlcb IICOre4 are kept all along the Journey. · .Extra mapa, A(OVlded b)' &DJ · PAUL '! 404 SeconfJ •wt~~ncne. crvwn t J SANI 1: DID YliH --WHO'S WHto.TOOP So\ID T'ME? HE TliiNK HE IS, Ml 'YOU ANYWAY? : '' I ,We insure 'lightning, • explosion; , • Sandy & 84 One amov all location Nodeducti service station, FAT Cl CANT Low Rates- . " lRIC14 RAe! Sandy& B Grangem business • Don't be 'I word Gre' eontacl or W.LWecll t; ,. • \ ' ' '" ' .. ·' ~. r· •• .,., Jc ' 't ba31o lor keeplnB the young' sters entertained. T&ey can marlt the Itinerary with erl)'• on, Tbey can also .draw pictures of . what tj)ef've seen, with arrows polntlnB to where they aaw It, so- the map becomes the diaey Of a vacation. Smll) aheets of drawing paper are Bood to teep on hand to be taken out at motel .; hotel stops or when spending time with relatlve.o. In nntamlllar surroundinia the child e.speclally enjoys a portable activit, such as dra~ For all-famUy recreation, when the travelers are rained ~n somewhere on a l')lin)' day, ,.• amaU boJ: of b\1110 equip· Ia useful. l'rtlq-c:an be romlsu of all tlnda ~ble the !utuze - a choeoli1te lnllk shake, a double Jiamllllrl- · .. ;er, a day tNe of lloulebo!il·,.'. chorea, or other IDCentl- to· -. win . -e•nt -. • I .. ,' the ,.,..... Besides · ·-··· 1968 -- Le Ngoc Tru, chief · " o Quoc Cial, ~ • r ' IJ8hts on your car. Burnt· out bulbs are 08JI'j to spot. However; headllg!lts may be out of alJinment without the mOtor· 1St reallzln1 the fact. One slr!n that your headu,hts may be out of line 1s IIUid ~ a .muat. Remind your having oncomtnr motorists attenll&nt to cheek tbll when 1\ash their brights at you. II be checb your oiL ' ·, 1•11 !mow your lights are not • Luckily tor. sate operation, on high beam, then J!)Ur head· It Ia easy to ehor.k the various' urhts .n"'!d attention. i, . .: ' -' ' VletDamese Frl&btened ,. (Contlrwed- oo j,q. 8) b Killed to a Hun- ant, and James and Gll7 RaiJIIY,. when he died both of Apple Grove, and tllril .. Olllj)!oyed •• ahten, Mill Bett7 Rllawy. PL :American Car Pleasant; Mrs. Evebn Dool, Woooter, and MrL Mary Noi'· uhtlngtoo. ,Galllpollo Fer- veil, Che~ Va. :•. 8Cil of Harry 1Pleaaant. sod Funeral senlcea will be 'J'uet,. Rainey. da1 at 2 p.m. In lho Cha!>el at Ajlple Grow wltl1 tile -lloo to hio Rev. OdeU Buah otllclatiJI&, ~· < ~. Evc:;m Long lal wiD be In tile o-1 C... ,1, l!llchael sod tery. i!ne; two dauil>The body wiD lie In s - at lld Teresa, at the chapel one hour pri..- to tile ~•• Ernest, Gal· services. FrleDSs may call It ir'red TODAY placemoDt. Also bave the ten. &loll on the wiper arms elleOil· ed~ TOO Utile tension makes Wipers ilitlreetlve apd the !'ftllS may need· replacement. . 'Naturally, a ~~ blgh · le~el · of wlridahleld washer war, ahoeked the Vletnune... Ngoc Xlm, iOr of Sllgon ABSORBERS - ·Oh s·· ,. c·\y · ·~- ·.. ·- s - _,.·.:'Y ·- . -(lll :., ·9u ee.~d lie See~? ·Better Cheek! pollee incident, worst ollts ldod In thii { i SHOCK ,. Col. Tran Van Phan, . . - ! po11a., · chief or staff. UP! eorrespoodent K a t t Webb, had just let! a. . otlloers before the roc1<ot hit. dashed back 1111 !tllllld the deld and wourded covered wtd~ white plaster 1111 blood. Tha Dao Ba Phllf)C, ••••• In wounded Included guerrnlas. ' the Van Gtan. ...,...odor ol capllal military dlllrlo:t, __,, .' ·or the . _ grOUII .Patrol - 'epard • COMPI.'ETE EXHAUST SYSTEM e AND e ANALVZEl TUJIIE.UPS e ' :=: :·:· e WHEELS BALANCED e TAIIT'S PURE OIL 447 SECOND AVE. oier. Pl. Plea&- 446-0022 the Mohr-&tevens Funeral HcnL , ., GAWPOLIS, 0. • eld m Hit-Skip ' ed Smdoy-. $308 bOIId tollil)Oif ..... damage to Cjloney, accord· Juno 3 In Golllpollo !IWddpal >1,, let! tile aoono COurt. O!!loera reportedthBIBickerl, located and arlldlecitled to ap- headad - · laDed tD neaollale 11! of hitsldjl JIUie a outve. lila oar ...m rtf tbo mUe Lolli Dale , rirbl lido ollhe hiChWII'. tlu'IIUII> COurt. 24, Rl 1 a guard raU and _,an •mbaaktrested for drlv- mert. 'lbere waa moderate dimt;ated after Ill IC· age to the oar. No one was Inp.m. Sllurday « - jured. Jollll Garoeo, 18, Rt. 1 Galiilenths of a mile J)OUB, 1111 a 1G-¥ear<>ld Rt. 1 a. He was releaa. Otero, IOIIviUO, entlll at Of hia ·'~._. r' -. '· .. .to FORD at KEITH . GOBLE'S • '~· " ~ :Ill imoetlpted "' the Memorial > reported. Five ., were Injured . WILL "~ • t Bidwell boy were arreoied .., ! charges or lntoxloelloo. were paaaengera In the Bickert ear. ~ nile Court JWlO 8 Cl\ I char.. of !allure to yield !he rlaht ol Iller an aoddenl Bl 12:%$ !lmday on Rt. 7, !oor-tanlha of a milo BOUlh ol Rl. 211. The patrol oald that JoiiOI, parked an the east aide o! 1lle WI)' p.m. .. QN''f · ldglnlly, attempted to ma1le I ·Bending d Up in "U'' tum and head !lOUth. Hll car was across tberoadWQ whm It .... struck In .... loft l1W 117 a car driven by Naomi - - rOSP welder, 34, fl Wbeelerllburl. There wu moderate Mm•p olla Post, Slalo Hlsh- to boG! vehicles. No a wu ,_ f Forrest Jones, 17, GalllpollJ, was clted to GaUl• Coll:lb' Jim- 'nitWS aod rendorlal Day week.rs, trmn 6 p.m. ., • ., , -; . . '~ . ,i·_{'_I' 'it'~ wesllgated 62 acd- JnlW'ed. t. a Jump of 10 ..er ...• fit, "' GalUo, MOtp Counties. Thiopatrol 110 !alai accldlnta. tld 21 acddenla In em be another For the Folillr . ltWpol 427 4ltt... "' VEMG.IE VIRUS? .em. .REPU(E slates are usable over and over CAd F( ' ' 1\Ctlon CARAVEL, .<" ·' ••afed .;;.,..;., .• ... rocket smashed into a Buddhist temple, killi~ three chillana .... -: Lt... . . A vacation motor trip with chUdren can be a breeze It you take alon, low-coat ~I)' . material. "A !ole bag or a 8lll&ll ault: case can C&ITJ' the esaentlala," says H. M. Benatead, Jr. crea. live director for Whitman~, ' Ushlllg ComJI&D1 of Racine, Wis. ''Chectera are bandy, ·a nd · so are magic slates, mll!lature spinner 1ames, crayono, anti other varlet, store Items." Simple games can smooth • · car trip. Counting games are the moot pojlular. In theee, you count anything from red cara to white horses to wruow trees . as you ~de. Whoever mates the ftrst oightlnB gets the score. Practiced parents Will · ask a logical question, Bow ilo you avoid arguments over the ,.ore? "' . . ,. uee checkers. When there l~dpeaolve ·ron help ·~ childnD are two ehlldren, each 1o aslriJ& So un nrloae Plleta... like ..eullecliat" Beeue IM4IIti : ; slgned one aide of the car, and a checker supply, An empty •lmple ......to ....... Th..,sUII-Iuopplor drl-. ... .:.....-. ' • box BW between them. The ~ . ! ''• A vacatloil trip Is a goOd 1ame can last half an' hour or We1ls' llveij mence unW the cbeetero are used up. tltlte to revive the habit of-• War ot tile Worlth, all goOd to·. At each .shout of "I eee one,"- reading aloud. A ~laoalc, com- stretch 011~ Wltb un<ler a tnt a che!lker gels toesec1 In the Pact- tn size anct price, but wlth;- .. the fainll1 lali:e,t .. . luDch box. ·it's easy to oee whether lesible type and plo1111111t Wila· · and reat bre&t. ' red or blaclt won. <Bring the tratlons, can be picked iip at Boxed cli>il seta . board along - -It's uaeful at tnan1 drugstore or ftl"letJ. tor Uttle gltt;· to · counters. · overnight -stops.) Sulps of r4brtc · 'Mallie olates are the answer For Older~ In the boJ: ao wh~ three or DliM'e children For the older children there l!lllke • real" are along. These olates have are tales of Poe, adventures of . thete'a a new boot an overlay of plutlc 111m Sberloot Holmes, or H. 0 . In which~~; which Ufts up to mate writing disappear, .One child Is scorekeeper, Games can end at the count of ten. These ban<b ' 1)'. aupportera of Vice President 11 01111 Here s How to Keep Ki~ IJVPY' On Long Vacation Motor - RED DEMONSTRATlq COPENHAGEN ( Cornmuni&t ·led deDit aplnit the Amerlwf In VletMm wiD bl · AU the victims were strmg Nguyen cao Ky whose mUllary and wounding 20. American IJ)Okesmen declined sUjiJ)Ol't largely keeps him in Ofticials Killed to say II the switch to ps had power. The dead as the cllltiDIIId anything to do witll the ldBing The hellcopter gunner had J)OSt included: ~o""!'"SII ...;g;o.n.,'s..;.,..._ch"'le..!.iailood;.;,;•i;.x-'•,.lmed-threollllo.r..lli oe k~te -sJja!i.Q.t.•~!Vi!lilolt-. potlce - NIU)'efl chJeL Van Luan, S&igoa LIUEtJ/ YOU GUYS Fmoelloo of the Lulllel In Amerl ca and the. The abbey _of i Michel Is looated 011 islet off the c o ; Normandy. pOllee. SAIGON (UPIJ -U.S. l1ellcop. tera baltllng guerrillas 1o s.tgon llred only tear gu ohella today, ·ions were lnjurwd, ...sllpted 42 loci· lila Courlb', bulludldl28 perBOns"""' leiga Courlb', t b • lid !9 accidents with &ocldenlo In wllldl ,, .- jred. One ...~ 2 Automobiles , · Are Damaged roy pollee said. QlekiOII Courlb'. A car drlvea 117irking I, 303 patrol Bueyrua, atlellljJtW .. _._;; \I! ~!>nth made 2M If· ~61 wornlngo,- a oar driven 11r lflrll i1 dolalll. uslated 17, ~ wldcbwaa •i • F647. 47, w _ lng a 1>11"11 .., an Eaot reecwered $2,- drt-ar. charpl .. - -...S lll!llns ' Will vtlllcle ...,. Wert ilolllturleL ' APPROVEQ .. tlllry _ .. pial 00., . fl.· ntJ: �J .. .1 -· _;_..-~ ~· .' .• ·, Now Yml Know .. . . .. . . .. ' . ' ' .' ' ... .•:.· ,) '': / coat• or ' reoelve . VOL .· e···. ' ,.'..,, '· .. ,.. _ ,. .0 • ~ . ' > ' . I I' hla thoalo Involved a o thor' a theory or educol! He was married to ~ tine C<Joll ol Mlcldll 27, ms. 1 '!lie ROY. Mr. Mcln9 •• Paltor of caiva~ ' ' ' ,. "',' • '\ I . . '. . ' .. . ' ; •.' ' ' · lkvoled. To \, - - • • ·" - ~ .1 Martin Luther and lOIII ~ '~ intereJO~ Of The Meit{•·M_;~ Area ! The XX/.,NC}}B,_.+-:------~~·IVI~~,· ~~~~~~_;_ )/ . ,.. , . \. . ,, 11o .wa awarded 11 Ill Sacred TllooiOO' (S tho Mailer or R~i&lo! lion (III.R,E.) , doll'OI 1oero completed ' Iaiii academic year. I s.T.II. Mr. Mclnb>!i thoalo on the SOcial fl ,. .. vertlfl.~ld. I the Zodiac. ·. ., JlolriOI from Wlttoi • i ' . The expletive ••by Jlmln.Y" derlveo lnll)l. the tustom ot 1!11• clenl oudloro w11o •-• by Gem· . lnl· (tho Twlna) tho thlrd sign In .,~ . ~MON~ ___ .. u'f.'0 \!$~ • . ~~~3 . \ , ... \1\ . .j . o~-... ..~ DAY,JI)NfJ,1968 . . Helicopters S ·,oo Only Tear Gas at V pollee. -Maj. . NIU)'otl r1 former ...,..,.~ ! Mlnialor Nguyen Boo Trl. -Sgt. 1'11011 Van PbaD, eldo broC!Ii>r . ·. I the llll)'or. ' Chureh, SprbWI!old, I ulll 27, 1967 when Ill Ill conllllle griUlla~ the Ualvoralt:Y ol T"'1 ada, where he is a cat ' j ·'I' L1STEtJ, YOU GOYS I'M TE.LLl._,S YOU' RIGHT ~OW... · tho Doctor ot ThfOiof Ill lddltlon to the bonora, Mr. Mclntyro cel•ed a lull~tlon • from the Boord of '1: Eollcatlon of the Luthoi ' I ' . .. .• · ''"' . '..., ...' :. ,., .. - '· •· ·• .'-!,' rr~ ·;( Radial Ply Tir~~ Win · .·.,,. RED DEMONSTRATI() COPENHAGEN ( CGmmuniat • led cleml ~&~lnot the Amorlw( Wbat'a new In tires? The radial-ply, a compartlve newcomer, h8l been ailed the most r"'olutiDIIllf)' hange In American tires In >an! years. Orlllln&ll1 devel· ped In Eu'W", these tires are JYW being manufactured In : 1\e United States and are aiDing , In 'popularity. WhUe ot Yet avaUable for all cars, ney are co1181dered by some 1 J be the tires ol the future. ' The "radial," which rotors to ne dlreetlon Iaten by tbe lre'a cords, dll!ero In con~ructlon from a conventional .re. In the conventional tire, vo or more overlapping lay· ·a Iplies) o! raJOn or ll)'lOn >rd run diagonally acroaa the re lrom one side to the other. his mates the caatnr rigid. In the radlal-plJ tire, two yers of cord run atralsht :roll from bead to bead, and 1 top of them lour laJers of 1rd or wire mesh run le1181hlse around the clreumferlte of the tire ute a belt. This ves more !lexlbUity to tbe dewalls and makea the tread :ea more rigid, It helps reslat Ill· Vlotnom wtD Iii Sunday before the U.! 11· The abbey of i Mlc:bel Ia located on Islet olf the c o ' Normandy. Dlt> 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT?' ' ·' ,I J' ill .t. l ...._. .. -~ ~ .... • .. Jncturea, decrea!es fuel r.on-- .•. .. umptlon and lnereues tread ileage. The belted tire tends to lay ; tread on the pavement al· ost lll<e a crawler tractor. he softer sidewall allowo ore tread to toueh ground IUS giving the tread iOJller 'e, The radials provide llf08t. !uel ecCl110111)' because there leis rolling relliatance The radial-ply hu a ~ety ctor aloo. When rounding a lfVe on a conventional tire 1 stltrer aldewalll may not •nd suftlciently to take up all ,e atre11. When rounding a U'Ve on a radial-ply tire, Ita pple sldewalia bend and Its ead stayo flat on the road v!ng more 8kld ~ce •d better steertns control. The radlala, howner, do CARAVE4I, ' tells you '· I -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainil resistant and alwajo '. CAR ;I "•; ' i !It ' PAUL 404 Second •wlttn tnt, crown anti ctJI ' police chlel of lllaff. ' ' lil'l correspondent K 1 I I Webb, wbo hid Just loft llle . omcers belore the rocket hit. r ' \ in America and the ,,.:V ~ ' Bealdo• the wOUIIIIOd lnehlded Van Glan, ...,.,.,.r r1 capitol mllltal')l district, .,.1''ii Col. Tnn Van Pbln, oalklnll · ' ...) "i -~ f ...1f- dashed bock and thl -, · and wCMUidod covered wldl , · white plaster anll blood. 'lbl' ,i'lltrol pollee lncldon4 W<B'al ollta kind In llli . .. ' ~· Quoc -- war, shocked the Vfebllmese. Vletnameoo Frightened XIm. (continued ...-_ 8) ijr of saigon fred to a HW>o ant. and June• and Gor7 illlNI!', of ~ Gro..,, and flhen he died. - Injuries . alnd&-ear 1iltera, Mlaa Bett:J ~. PL ~erlcan car Pleasant; )Ira. Evelyn Dolo, Wooster, IIIII Mra. Mar)' Norllltlnstont.niPotla For- vell, Cbe~. va. i-' oon of Harry F"uMrai oervlce• wUl be'l'IIH:1'1"~ and Rainey• dl)' at 2 p.m. In the Bartm Chll>ol at Apple Grove with the '~ lfldltlon to his Rev. Odell Buab olllclat!Q8. ~!~~r­ ,, Ev~n Long ial will be In !he a.pol c-!.1 Michael and tery. lbo; two dau&l>The bocb' wW 1lo In sta1e at qil Toreoa, al the ·~ 0110 hour prior to the HarteW.ch's · '' ·''• DID YOU HEAR The the Rlelne ......... he areti<J llahter. The vehlol l!"P"" . ONLY '?,Ernes~Gal­ "'r, Pl. Plea.. 39StateSt. eld in ffit-Skip ' llnor damll80 tD ed illnday 00 t308 boad IOf!IPOU accord· June 3 111 GIIUpolls llwllcllJOI .., left the ...... Court. Olflcero reportedlhaiBlckers. IO<atod and ar. beedod south, failed tD ...,u.... Hb~ed to lllll!:of hltsldp June a rorve. !Ua car wont oil t b e rlsbl aldo Ill tho hl&lnrll', tllroU&II It Court. Q>oney, Sene 01 WlzR Belue Balleriesl Glltflpolla, 0. ' .6-YOLT ';",' >I · . 12~~! Cltera, 24, RL I rrelllod lor drlv· llled alter an ac- •nth• ALL TOO MANY 1 Approximately to mllllon cars are being driven with defective ignition oyatellltl and worn spark plup, according to a survey whleh Involved 114 cities acroao the nation. 18,000 Mile t .:.·;/ " -, ,. l!oi ~ "<" ,. h. Ill)' weekfNft 6 p.m. COMPACTS .. - Memorial l!rfal . CADILLACS '•· _.,.,- ONE LOW ' ' • 1-. • .. ·Bending d Up in ' !jl. In Glllla, Melli FATC ' f:lc:J RAC Sandy&B Grangem bu$iness f Don't bli. !, !ols• County, I hI UU'' tum. and bead IIIJQth. lila ' . car wa1 acro11 theroadw~Ywhm b!jUrod. .. I 2 Are r.::: Two ca<s 1M minor and the drl- ol OliO IIi 19 aeeldents wllil was cited to llll)'or'• caort One aceldent tho Nault of an l<ddollt OD Main St., ray pollee said. • jir: : : I,Count;y. 303 pall« A car drl- by Klnndl 4 7, llueyrus, altellljllld to mado 25.1 ar1 car drlYOa by llarl< warninla, hand17, Ma- •hleb wu detaill, lnlpoctod M1 mo- 1"11 I tul!ll i!JI:o Ill drl.......,.. Will . ••a.ted -•ed$2,· •harBO• <1. . -- V<lllclo wore contact Ql' w... wtde . 427 ...... Oolllpoll' . ' . I ---· ...... .'' Counties. Tllepalnll "" lata! aecldenta. loci 21 aecldenls In 'ioos wore ln)lrecl. "'"otlptod 12 acclllla C4omiY' lndudldl 28 peroma """" In whldl Gr. ' 62 aecl- ' :'. ~ of a mile IIOUib r1 Rt. 218. Tbe patrol said that - . parked ... the ealll oldo or lhl '! bltllnrl1. attemPtod Ill maloo a ~ . r,. a .tum» of tO mer lDw Rates ' Forrelll Jones, 17, GaiUpolla, was cited Ill Gallla C<lUIJIY ....._ nile Court June 8 on 1 thlrae of failure Ill yield the ~ of woy olter an accident at 1J:2$ p.m. Smcla1 on Rt. 7, lour-• , OSP . t car. It was alrUck In the loft ,.,... I>)' a car driven by Nlllllil Sonrtlweldor, 34. r1 WboolerlbariTbere was moderate uinap lila !'oat, State Hilb- to - vehicles. No 0110 WU \ 1 • ~ were paosenser• In the Blckon I 10 were tnjurod. 11i~WS and rend- ...... ...... Sandy & Bt One amou all location No deduct• ." " Jolin Gerneo, 18, RL I Gelll· polls, aDd a l~ear-Old Rt. I Bl.dwell boy wer\! arrested aD oharps of llltmdoatlon. - , reporta4, Five .We insure lightning, · explosion; . word )lred. 'Ill Investigated ~ the avesllplod '· a~ rail and down me~· meat. Tbe:'o gs modBrote dam· ap to the car. No one was ln- p.m. Salurdal' on r1 a mile ~ He waa releaa· , ._....... I Friend• lillY call at llle Mohr-&teveos F1moral - ' ~ ·I ~· SAID T'ME? i service~ . _, WHA.TOOP employed u I& ·fiiALI · SAN.J Ml ·· · ~Killed In olrer some dloadvan~sea- In tbe ftrat place, they tend to ~ · nolay and harsh at lower apeeds due to the tact · that tbeJ have hlsh vibration and conductivity. Another p!)lnt to remember Ia that radial ttrerhave diller· ent hanclllns charaCierlatlca which makes It h&Zardoua to mlx them with conventional tires. In fact, a opoteBIDin to? the Rubber Manutacturers·AI· soclatlon 111101 tire dealers to sell radlalo only In aeta ot tour or live because of the hazard Involved In mlxllig types on the 111110 vehicle. • f:.I Ngoc 90 DAY FREE ,. ctu. ; �J .. .1 -· _;_..-~ ~· .' .• ·, Now Yml Know .. . . .. . . .. ' . ' ' .' ' ... .•:.· ,) '': / coat• or ' reoelve . VOL .· e···. ' ,.'..,, '· .. ,.. _ ,. .0 • ~ . ' > ' . I I' hla thoalo Involved a o thor' a theory or educol! He was married to ~ tine C<Joll ol Mlcldll 27, ms. 1 '!lie ROY. Mr. Mcln9 •• Paltor of caiva~ ' ' ' ,. "',' • '\ I . . '. . ' .. . ' ; •.' ' ' · lkvoled. To \, - - • • ·" - ~ .1 Martin Luther and lOIII ~ '~ intereJO~ Of The Meit{•·M_;~ Area ! The XX/.,NC}}B,_.+-:------~~·IVI~~,· ~~~~~~_;_ )/ . ,.. , . \. . ,, 11o .wa awarded 11 Ill Sacred TllooiOO' (S tho Mailer or R~i&lo! lion (III.R,E.) , doll'OI 1oero completed ' Iaiii academic year. I s.T.II. Mr. Mclnb>!i thoalo on the SOcial fl ,. .. vertlfl.~ld. I the Zodiac. ·. ., JlolriOI from Wlttoi • i ' . The expletive ••by Jlmln.Y" derlveo lnll)l. the tustom ot 1!11• clenl oudloro w11o •-• by Gem· . lnl· (tho Twlna) tho thlrd sign In .,~ . ~MON~ ___ .. u'f.'0 \!$~ • . ~~~3 . \ , ... \1\ . .j . o~-... ..~ DAY,JI)NfJ,1968 . . Helicopters S ·,oo Only Tear Gas at V pollee. -Maj. . NIU)'otl r1 former ...,..,.~ ! Mlnialor Nguyen Boo Trl. -Sgt. 1'11011 Van PbaD, eldo broC!Ii>r . ·. I the llll)'or. ' Chureh, SprbWI!old, I ulll 27, 1967 when Ill Ill conllllle griUlla~ the Ualvoralt:Y ol T"'1 ada, where he is a cat ' j ·'I' L1STEtJ, YOU GOYS I'M TE.LLl._,S YOU' RIGHT ~OW... · tho Doctor ot ThfOiof Ill lddltlon to the bonora, Mr. Mclntyro cel•ed a lull~tlon • from the Boord of '1: Eollcatlon of the Luthoi ' I ' . .. .• · ''"' . '..., ...' :. ,., .. - '· •· ·• .'-!,' rr~ ·;( Radial Ply Tir~~ Win · .·.,,. RED DEMONSTRATI() COPENHAGEN ( CGmmuniat • led cleml ~&~lnot the Amorlw( Wbat'a new In tires? The radial-ply, a compartlve newcomer, h8l been ailed the most r"'olutiDIIllf)' hange In American tires In >an! years. Orlllln&ll1 devel· ped In Eu'W", these tires are JYW being manufactured In : 1\e United States and are aiDing , In 'popularity. WhUe ot Yet avaUable for all cars, ney are co1181dered by some 1 J be the tires ol the future. ' The "radial," which rotors to ne dlreetlon Iaten by tbe lre'a cords, dll!ero In con~ructlon from a conventional .re. In the conventional tire, vo or more overlapping lay· ·a Iplies) o! raJOn or ll)'lOn >rd run diagonally acroaa the re lrom one side to the other. his mates the caatnr rigid. In the radlal-plJ tire, two yers of cord run atralsht :roll from bead to bead, and 1 top of them lour laJers of 1rd or wire mesh run le1181hlse around the clreumferlte of the tire ute a belt. This ves more !lexlbUity to tbe dewalls and makea the tread :ea more rigid, It helps reslat Ill· Vlotnom wtD Iii Sunday before the U.! 11· The abbey of i Mlc:bel Ia located on Islet olf the c o ' Normandy. Dlt> 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT?' ' ·' ,I J' ill .t. l ...._. .. -~ ~ .... • .. Jncturea, decrea!es fuel r.on-- .•. .. umptlon and lnereues tread ileage. The belted tire tends to lay ; tread on the pavement al· ost lll<e a crawler tractor. he softer sidewall allowo ore tread to toueh ground IUS giving the tread iOJller 'e, The radials provide llf08t. !uel ecCl110111)' because there leis rolling relliatance The radial-ply hu a ~ety ctor aloo. When rounding a lfVe on a conventional tire 1 stltrer aldewalll may not •nd suftlciently to take up all ,e atre11. When rounding a U'Ve on a radial-ply tire, Ita pple sldewalia bend and Its ead stayo flat on the road v!ng more 8kld ~ce •d better steertns control. The radlala, howner, do CARAVE4I, ' tells you '· I -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mainil resistant and alwajo '. CAR ;I "•; ' i !It ' PAUL 404 Second •wlttn tnt, crown anti ctJI ' police chlel of lllaff. ' ' lil'l correspondent K 1 I I Webb, wbo hid Just loft llle . omcers belore the rocket hit. r ' \ in America and the ,,.:V ~ ' Bealdo• the wOUIIIIOd lnehlded Van Glan, ...,.,.,.r r1 capitol mllltal')l district, .,.1''ii Col. Tnn Van Pbln, oalklnll · ' ...) "i -~ f ...1f- dashed bock and thl -, · and wCMUidod covered wldl , · white plaster anll blood. 'lbl' ,i'lltrol pollee lncldon4 W<B'al ollta kind In llli . .. ' ~· Quoc -- war, shocked the Vfebllmese. Vletnameoo Frightened XIm. (continued ...-_ 8) ijr of saigon fred to a HW>o ant. and June• and Gor7 illlNI!', of ~ Gro..,, and flhen he died. - Injuries . alnd&-ear 1iltera, Mlaa Bett:J ~. PL ~erlcan car Pleasant; )Ira. Evelyn Dolo, Wooster, IIIII Mra. Mar)' Norllltlnstont.niPotla For- vell, Cbe~. va. i-' oon of Harry F"uMrai oervlce• wUl be'l'IIH:1'1"~ and Rainey• dl)' at 2 p.m. In the Bartm Chll>ol at Apple Grove with the '~ lfldltlon to his Rev. Odell Buab olllclat!Q8. ~!~~r­ ,, Ev~n Long ial will be In !he a.pol c-!.1 Michael and tery. lbo; two dau&l>The bocb' wW 1lo In sta1e at qil Toreoa, al the ·~ 0110 hour prior to the HarteW.ch's · '' ·''• DID YOU HEAR The the Rlelne ......... he areti<J llahter. The vehlol l!"P"" . ONLY '?,Ernes~Gal­ "'r, Pl. Plea.. 39StateSt. eld in ffit-Skip ' llnor damll80 tD ed illnday 00 t308 boad IOf!IPOU accord· June 3 111 GIIUpolls llwllcllJOI .., left the ...... Court. Olflcero reportedlhaiBlckers. IO<atod and ar. beedod south, failed tD ...,u.... Hb~ed to lllll!:of hltsldp June a rorve. !Ua car wont oil t b e rlsbl aldo Ill tho hl&lnrll', tllroU&II It Court. Q>oney, Sene 01 WlzR Belue Balleriesl Glltflpolla, 0. ' .6-YOLT ';",' >I · . 12~~! Cltera, 24, RL I rrelllod lor drlv· llled alter an ac- •nth• ALL TOO MANY 1 Approximately to mllllon cars are being driven with defective ignition oyatellltl and worn spark plup, according to a survey whleh Involved 114 cities acroao the nation. 18,000 Mile t .:.·;/ " -, ,. l!oi ~ "<" ,. h. Ill)' weekfNft 6 p.m. COMPACTS .. - Memorial l!rfal . CADILLACS '•· _.,.,- ONE LOW ' ' • 1-. • .. ·Bending d Up in ' !jl. In Glllla, Melli FATC ' f:lc:J RAC Sandy&B Grangem bu$iness f Don't bli. !, !ols• County, I hI UU'' tum. and bead IIIJQth. lila ' . car wa1 acro11 theroadw~Ywhm b!jUrod. .. I 2 Are r.::: Two ca<s 1M minor and the drl- ol OliO IIi 19 aeeldents wllil was cited to llll)'or'• caort One aceldent tho Nault of an l<ddollt OD Main St., ray pollee said. • jir: : : I,Count;y. 303 pall« A car drl- by Klnndl 4 7, llueyrus, altellljllld to mado 25.1 ar1 car drlYOa by llarl< warninla, hand17, Ma- •hleb wu detaill, lnlpoctod M1 mo- 1"11 I tul!ll i!JI:o Ill drl.......,.. Will . ••a.ted -•ed$2,· •harBO• <1. . -- V<lllclo wore contact Ql' w... wtde . 427 ...... Oolllpoll' . ' . I ---· ...... .'' Counties. Tllepalnll "" lata! aecldenta. loci 21 aecldenls In 'ioos wore ln)lrecl. "'"otlptod 12 acclllla C4omiY' lndudldl 28 peroma """" In whldl Gr. ' 62 aecl- ' :'. ~ of a mile IIOUib r1 Rt. 218. Tbe patrol said that - . parked ... the ealll oldo or lhl '! bltllnrl1. attemPtod Ill maloo a ~ . r,. a .tum» of tO mer lDw Rates ' Forrelll Jones, 17, GaiUpolla, was cited Ill Gallla C<lUIJIY ....._ nile Court June 8 on 1 thlrae of failure Ill yield the ~ of woy olter an accident at 1J:2$ p.m. Smcla1 on Rt. 7, lour-• , OSP . t car. It was alrUck In the loft ,.,... I>)' a car driven by Nlllllil Sonrtlweldor, 34. r1 WboolerlbariTbere was moderate uinap lila !'oat, State Hilb- to - vehicles. No 0110 WU \ 1 • ~ were paosenser• In the Blckon I 10 were tnjurod. 11i~WS and rend- ...... ...... Sandy & Bt One amou all location No deduct• ." " Jolin Gerneo, 18, RL I Gelll· polls, aDd a l~ear-Old Rt. I Bl.dwell boy wer\! arrested aD oharps of llltmdoatlon. - , reporta4, Five .We insure lightning, · explosion; . word )lred. 'Ill Investigated ~ the avesllplod '· a~ rail and down me~· meat. Tbe:'o gs modBrote dam· ap to the car. No one was ln- p.m. Salurdal' on r1 a mile ~ He waa releaa· , ._....... I Friend• lillY call at llle Mohr-&teveos F1moral - ' ~ ·I ~· SAID T'ME? i service~ . _, WHA.TOOP employed u I& ·fiiALI · SAN.J Ml ·· · ~Killed In olrer some dloadvan~sea- In tbe ftrat place, they tend to ~ · nolay and harsh at lower apeeds due to the tact · that tbeJ have hlsh vibration and conductivity. Another p!)lnt to remember Ia that radial ttrerhave diller· ent hanclllns charaCierlatlca which makes It h&Zardoua to mlx them with conventional tires. In fact, a opoteBIDin to? the Rubber Manutacturers·AI· soclatlon 111101 tire dealers to sell radlalo only In aeta ot tour or live because of the hazard Involved In mlxllig types on the 111110 vehicle. • f:.I Ngoc 90 DAY FREE ,. ctu. ; �·"' ..• . .' l '. :. ~tq.on ,L. .. ,, l . ; · . • !!'Gill ' ( t,, ~ ' I ' ~ • ' " • ' . ' .I , ' p, . ' .. '•w'."~"''-"1"''" '" ' ·~ ,,.,J'·~ .... .' ~. '. ' ) I ' . )4r ( e * ' .· ~' .. ' .,. ' .\ . . ' '. .t .' ' ~ I· . '. i ~· 27' 1967 l1i ..., CGIIIIale srr41-. tho \llil¥eralll' of To~ ad&, llhere he to a cat the. Dodl>r cl 'llleoiOf In oddltklft to. th, bonora, llr. Mclnll'li ctl•td a Ml~on ~ from the Bolrd o! 'J; EcllcaUm <J( the Luthoi bl America &nd the ' ' . .. • ~· .. . . p • " .' I ' . . ~ '• ' •• . . . ; . ~·-::·./~ n . ~. ~·. - ..: ,.t . P I ~. • '' ' { '- ' •" ;~.·· .· " .. ,' .. ' ·. ' '' . •.' •! VOO S Cl< Me OOT ER6 IM N ..·GOAJ~· LIUEJJ, YOU GUYS I'M TELLltJS YOU,. •' RIGHT WW... · -~- . ~ ' . ·~ ·~ st. tingon nu.;... . ' ....... ··'"' rleUer Care lor Family C~r Pii1~• In Lower Operating Costs; Higher Tr~in A.llorwnces C<inmllllilt • led ~ qolnit tho AmertcaJi wtU .. Sonlly before tho u.~ IJl, Vlelllom ear '1· r Normandy. ~ "'' RED DEMON~RA Tl9 COPENHAGEN ( The abbey of Mb:bel 11 located on illel ol! the c o i . . '. ' :' lhealo m tho Social Merlin Luther &nd lor> bil tltealllnvolYed I I thor'• th..,. "' edll<lf .He was married lo_f line c..ato of lllddlo 27, 1965. ~ The Rev. Nr. Me aa J>O- or Calva Cllurch, Sprlnlfleld, l f' '· - '1 .' .. WHIM laat aeademlc year. . S. UL Nr. M~'? •• •• ' ,i "' "Now .. Ym• '1\bow Tile explellr• ' •'by .Jlrnblr:' . derives !ram the cuotolb of"'" ·dent aallor• who swore by Gem· . tnt (the Twins) the third algn Ill . the Zodiac. ' . 'r . • lie ... II1IOl'ded tl "' Sacred TblolOO' (S the Maolar <1 ROliJII! 11(11 (M.R.E.) , deiJ'01 were bolh cornplau.d 1 t d """ 'II' •' ...w. "rln&lleld. i • ,. ,, r .·t . "'lilra. )ole, will receive"' ·Delrtll ' ·;-~ \ '.,' .. lllllluPOR'r - ·~ ". J .' - DID 'IOU GUYS I-lEAR TJ.IAT? < li . I. WlliiiPII lltp 0111111 Tw ·••nse• Economizing on maintenance may be coating •ou more money than It Ia savlnc ypu. The average u.s, .car ,PWilei now iipends about $IS monthly o maintain 1t1a ear. irel, survey a(ler survey shows most cars oday are not runillng at their best. AI.O, olllclal lli.spectlons .how th&t a sizable nuJI1bei' h&v~ safety defecta, according to Jeorge ~. Galster, Manager of Champion Spark Plug com,any's Automotive Technical Bervtc~$. Keepln• Cor bl Mint Condition "In order to keep a car In mecblllllcall.Y-mlnt condition at all lmes, an average e:rpendlt ore of $19 u month 11 required," ·aid Mr. Oalater. "In other words, about one-tllJrd more·ihab s now being spent. "We arrived at Ibis by prlclng.out a list of neceaaary servleea pread out over live years, the length of warranties on ·U.8. ars. Figures are ba<ed on maintaining a full-SIZed V-8 n the low price group with automatic transmission. "Though he'll &pend an added $8 a month, In the long run he typical owner should more than recoup the"outlay. Money 'lll come back to the owner <at at trade-In time and !bl In >wer operating costa. ~);;r..----, .., ....... iiCt '. 1111111 ...... ..... A. Yo..•re,krw on ea&fat •ltd llll:lulcl add In lnJurlee slngl...ar acoou tells you "By driving with an engine always In tulle and wltb good Jg,ltlon, he'll realiZe hts full gaa mUeage potential all the time, tot just when the car 18 new. And he'll be able to start IIi any :lnd of weather. "By having the front-end alwoys ln"good allgnment-by otatlng the tires regularly, and keeping the wheels balanced, lreltle will be extended- up to as much as 20 percent, which $ another source of savings. "At trade-In time," Mr. Galster said, "allowances for cars 1 mint condition, according to NADA, average at least $235 1ore th&n .comparable models tn just average or fair condi· on on the first trade-in. That torists needn't worry about lone amounts to around four many expensive repairs during ollars a month rebate for the the time specified by the man- · J months ol ownership." utacturers. -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main11 resistant and alwaj! These figures, according to lr. Galster, are the result of year-long study of car main· enance costs by Champion. !ore than 50 associations and Should the owner decide to keep the car longer than the average time, It would. provide dependable . t~ansportatlon years after the final payment. . \ . .. (' ' . .. ... . ' ~ ... I CARAVEL f . A. Once a week. B. Every • PAUL ~ ' I 404 Second ....... CIU, . crown IIIII CI'J'I r I ! SAN I ' DID 'I'OU ~EAS WHA.TOOP SA.1D T'ME?' Ml r. in. . • -- a miMnl, Jolm WI1DO D. Yov. need a Racine, traYO[I throuiib a Adams .. ' - ' htw Wlx Spln:oft Fllr.r PICIC-UP.\Yix taU pipe, '3 {11 '8 {I '3 {t 'Sli34SNY ~r-~~:'AAaWto:<:~~lie-: .10<>m~1® 8 autlo la;~<: : :;<: ,:,:,:,:4 • '' ·' 9 or eftlclent. The belt pia.. fOI' Complete· ' i "Next to the home, the car DATfERY NOT AT FAULT epresents the largest cash inMany starting !allures listed ·estment the average Amertas battery !allures actually an makes," he declared. are not. The trouble often Is Only by taking care or that caused by abnormal conditions nvestment on a regular basis an It be protected fUlly, Wali- In the Ignition system which ng until you have a few extra causes the batteries to be· tollars to maintain vital parts come run down while the drivs an Invitation to premature er Is attempting to get the car leterloratlon at best and a started. angerous, accident-Inviting An aYerage automobUe enituatton at worst.'' gine uses about 9,000 galio!ll other reasons were cited for or air tor every gallon ot gasoollowlng a program or car line. Have your alr cleaner are. A cared-for car always serviced regularly for top per·111 be In prime operating con- formance. ttlon, mlnlmlzlng the chance • • • I sudden breakdown at lnDid you know that If you onventent times and places. drive your car an average of Also, new car warranties re- 10,000 muea per year Ita apart ulre adherence to mainte- plugs have probably tired eome .ance schedUles. By living up 15 mlllion times during that o warranty requirements, mo· period? .We Insure 'lightning, explosion; . W'l· RODNEY, 0. . ·.. ..... ·:·. -:;. ··.=.:: w,or damage tu ed 8m<lo1 ~ $308 _ . , _ . . Q:)oney, aecord- Juno 3 In Galllp>lls JMJiclpal .t,~ left the IICene Court. IO<:ated and ar- Olllcora reporteclthatBicken, I ~od lu ap. heiUiod - · failed lu nqotlate a cune. Ills car- olf the '""' hltoldp June rl8bt aide "' the hl&bwO¥. throu&b li Court. a guard rail &nd dolman~ 24, Rl I molted lor drlv- meut. There was moderate dam· • eated after an ac- age to the car. No one wu m.. YOUR · NEWSBOY PERFORMS A MAN-SIZE . PUBLIC SERVICE '*"""· p.m. Satllrday .., ..uta of a rnUe 1.. . ,( '• · Here'• w!fat we do: . ' • lnapect, ~&hteo. adju$t l,teeriJJg - ..' ~ -d bl.estigllod ,f·G10 Memorial t ' 11 ware lnjurod. i1lJWa and reJld. TRUCKS ·;J- orlalll01~s. from 6 p.m. . • CoiTecit we-in .. !Yl~ ~OSP " "! • ~ acel-a. - .. . "' ' ' • made 255 ar- In':;~~udalecl 6f7 mo- Play it safe behind tbe wheel of your recovorecl$2,- C. ·MAC .. ' ":::~· jr 1,303 ptlrol Aeeldeat• Can Happen to Sale Dt-lrJen, Too . .;' ' Gltt the fact• " ~ p.m. , oo Rt. 7, fourrnUe lOUth of Rt. 218. !llnday of a. ~' I * hl8bWaY, attempted tu maloa a " , "U'' turn &nd bead 1111 car waa across theroadWQwbe ,. It was struck In the left rw- by · ,I a car driver~ by NIOIIII StiUG- ' ,. welder, 34, <J( WbeelertllolrC1. There wu moderate dem•• / ,b. Poat, Slate lll&h· 1u vehicle&. NO - • i!Veatlpted C accl- Injured. (!1 a )lm(l or 10 "'"r Ill, bl Gallla, Mel&• ·~Cuter . ·Comet~ 'r,.._... AU Wtifk·dOne < ' 4214111~ Forrest Jones, 17, Go!Upolla. was cited to Gellil CGullll' Jll¥6. nne Court Juno 8 m a charP <J( !allure to ;rield tho rl&lll of way alter an acclclont at 13:25 parke(l on the eaat aldo ·Bending d Up in ! wero passengers In the Blckln car. '!be patrol aaJd that . - , One accldont car. Depend on Auto lm11rance to meet tbe costs of repa4's, injuries and' liibility claiJne. ,. jured. John Garnee, 18, Rt. 1 Gllll· polls, and a 16-year-old Rt. 1 Bidwell boy were arreattd co charges of lntoldcaUon. JlDih or • ,· perama were eamty, tbo 19 accidents wttll iccllllontB In which ·Oolu,olllj' .. i reported. Five 21 accl-• Ill 'ims were Injured. westlpted 4% accl~. lnclud- W.I.W~ i He was releaa- ~ · lata! business f Don't be word Gr•' contact P,l ' eld in IDt-Skip 614-245-5509 ted Grangem ~ The body wtU Ue In at Teresa, at the chQel me I¥Jur prlw lu GIO ~,.Ernest, Gal- service•. Frleals ~ call at )ler, pt. Plea~ the Mollr-&tevens Funeral ' il dounttes. '!be potrol Sendy& B A~ri ,........ to hla Rev. OdeU Buab ofllclatlllfilo Barlal wtU be In the ~ c-.- ~ ~·hlel and tory. Low Rates ' Funeral servl<'OS will bo'l'IIHdO¥ at 2 p.m. In the llartal ChQel at Awle Gro'fl with 11Je tte; two dau&b-- RODNEY SUPPLY ( 0. MINE - MILL - TRUCK - FARM 8 MILES WEST OF GALUPOLIS ON RT. 35 ' ~lion Sandy & S. One amou all location No deduct • •' :raa~ and r'l'""' Rainey. i, Ev.:.!:m Long liT ....... . 3.18 FillER . ... .. 1.66 a faulty driver-Is out ()( YOUR 't om or lilrry ~ FO.R SUMMER DRMNGI A. You. arc 111in1 111011ne of 100 low an oct11nc:. B. You're low on 1nti-lreeze and need • reftU . C. Your cu J& bumln1 oil '11H1 cqlne damap is lm- was surmmMJ'f foad 'where '" 'Up-dates Cars and Trucks:: : . . 3. Blue <0nt1na mIlle ... ~ . . . la41ia- mishap near .. ...,·. ·lOT NO. 24,060 momt11. C. Every JC*, D. .lu.t before tradinJ the Qf hod wa HW>- 11111, anllJome• and GlrY Rllnlr• ~hen lle died. both of Apple Grove, IIIII ~ Olll()loytd •• slsterl, Mia• BetO' BllDfY, PL F.erlcan car Plaaaanl; )Ira. Evelytl llooll, WoosiAir, and NrL M3rJ Norliltlftllon. Ganlpolls Fer- vell, Cbelll*kto VL ·:·' nanufacturers were queried. CAR. • ~Killed ~ 2.k'o a IOOd .ldeatu .... r.rdrelroc.tM: , l!ortenbach'. The nr~ the Rl<tne Row tO Get: Beat Gas Mileap ·• 10mc. B. Your tfrn!Are not ~-· IJ ln-d and need· to be dlc:c.kcd1 • t. You're havtaa lultlon trova.le 1ndaeed a wne-up. D. ~aur 1x1e 11 miHifiPied. 8edan • po .. . warnltllia. hllt4- '~ 2 AutomobUes ' ·. Are Damaged �·"' ..• . .' l '. :. ~tq.on ,L. .. ,, l . ; · . • !!'Gill ' ( t,, ~ ' I ' ~ • ' " • ' . ' .I , ' p, . ' .. '•w'."~"''-"1"''" '" ' ·~ ,,.,J'·~ .... .' ~. '. ' ) I ' . )4r ( e * ' .· ~' .. ' .,. ' .\ . . ' '. .t .' ' ~ I· . '. i ~· 27' 1967 l1i ..., CGIIIIale srr41-. tho \llil¥eralll' of To~ ad&, llhere he to a cat the. Dodl>r cl 'llleoiOf In oddltklft to. th, bonora, llr. Mclnll'li ctl•td a Ml~on ~ from the Bolrd o! 'J; EcllcaUm <J( the Luthoi bl America &nd the ' ' . .. • ~· .. . . p • " .' I ' . . ~ '• ' •• . . . ; . ~·-::·./~ n . ~. ~·. - ..: ,.t . P I ~. • '' ' { '- ' •" ;~.·· .· " .. ,' .. ' ·. ' '' . •.' •! VOO S Cl< Me OOT ER6 IM N ..·GOAJ~· LIUEJJ, YOU GUYS I'M TELLltJS YOU,. •' RIGHT WW... · -~- . ~ ' . ·~ ·~ st. tingon nu.;... . ' ....... ··'"' rleUer Care lor Family C~r Pii1~• In Lower Operating Costs; Higher Tr~in A.llorwnces C<inmllllilt • led ~ qolnit tho AmertcaJi wtU .. Sonlly before tho u.~ IJl, Vlelllom ear '1· r Normandy. ~ "'' RED DEMON~RA Tl9 COPENHAGEN ( The abbey of Mb:bel 11 located on illel ol! the c o i . . '. ' :' lhealo m tho Social Merlin Luther &nd lor> bil tltealllnvolYed I I thor'• th..,. "' edll<lf .He was married lo_f line c..ato of lllddlo 27, 1965. ~ The Rev. Nr. Me aa J>O- or Calva Cllurch, Sprlnlfleld, l f' '· - '1 .' .. WHIM laat aeademlc year. . S. UL Nr. M~'? •• •• ' ,i "' "Now .. Ym• '1\bow Tile explellr• ' •'by .Jlrnblr:' . derives !ram the cuotolb of"'" ·dent aallor• who swore by Gem· . tnt (the Twins) the third algn Ill . the Zodiac. ' . 'r . • lie ... II1IOl'ded tl "' Sacred TblolOO' (S the Maolar <1 ROliJII! 11(11 (M.R.E.) , deiJ'01 were bolh cornplau.d 1 t d """ 'II' •' ...w. "rln&lleld. i • ,. ,, r .·t . "'lilra. )ole, will receive"' ·Delrtll ' ·;-~ \ '.,' .. lllllluPOR'r - ·~ ". J .' - DID 'IOU GUYS I-lEAR TJ.IAT? < li . I. WlliiiPII lltp 0111111 Tw ·••nse• Economizing on maintenance may be coating •ou more money than It Ia savlnc ypu. The average u.s, .car ,PWilei now iipends about $IS monthly o maintain 1t1a ear. irel, survey a(ler survey shows most cars oday are not runillng at their best. AI.O, olllclal lli.spectlons .how th&t a sizable nuJI1bei' h&v~ safety defecta, according to Jeorge ~. Galster, Manager of Champion Spark Plug com,any's Automotive Technical Bervtc~$. Keepln• Cor bl Mint Condition "In order to keep a car In mecblllllcall.Y-mlnt condition at all lmes, an average e:rpendlt ore of $19 u month 11 required," ·aid Mr. Oalater. "In other words, about one-tllJrd more·ihab s now being spent. "We arrived at Ibis by prlclng.out a list of neceaaary servleea pread out over live years, the length of warranties on ·U.8. ars. Figures are ba<ed on maintaining a full-SIZed V-8 n the low price group with automatic transmission. "Though he'll &pend an added $8 a month, In the long run he typical owner should more than recoup the"outlay. Money 'lll come back to the owner <at at trade-In time and !bl In >wer operating costa. ~);;r..----, .., ....... iiCt '. 1111111 ...... ..... A. Yo..•re,krw on ea&fat •ltd llll:lulcl add In lnJurlee slngl...ar acoou tells you "By driving with an engine always In tulle and wltb good Jg,ltlon, he'll realiZe hts full gaa mUeage potential all the time, tot just when the car 18 new. And he'll be able to start IIi any :lnd of weather. "By having the front-end alwoys ln"good allgnment-by otatlng the tires regularly, and keeping the wheels balanced, lreltle will be extended- up to as much as 20 percent, which $ another source of savings. "At trade-In time," Mr. Galster said, "allowances for cars 1 mint condition, according to NADA, average at least $235 1ore th&n .comparable models tn just average or fair condi· on on the first trade-in. That torists needn't worry about lone amounts to around four many expensive repairs during ollars a month rebate for the the time specified by the man- · J months ol ownership." utacturers. -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main11 resistant and alwaj! These figures, according to lr. Galster, are the result of year-long study of car main· enance costs by Champion. !ore than 50 associations and Should the owner decide to keep the car longer than the average time, It would. provide dependable . t~ansportatlon years after the final payment. . \ . .. (' ' . .. ... . ' ~ ... I CARAVEL f . A. Once a week. B. Every • PAUL ~ ' I 404 Second ....... CIU, . crown IIIII CI'J'I r I ! SAN I ' DID 'I'OU ~EAS WHA.TOOP SA.1D T'ME?' Ml r. in. . • -- a miMnl, Jolm WI1DO D. Yov. need a Racine, traYO[I throuiib a Adams .. ' - ' htw Wlx Spln:oft Fllr.r PICIC-UP.\Yix taU pipe, '3 {11 '8 {I '3 {t 'Sli34SNY ~r-~~:'AAaWto:<:~~lie-: .10<>m~1® 8 autlo la;~<: : :;<: ,:,:,:,:4 • '' ·' 9 or eftlclent. The belt pia.. fOI' Complete· ' i "Next to the home, the car DATfERY NOT AT FAULT epresents the largest cash inMany starting !allures listed ·estment the average Amertas battery !allures actually an makes," he declared. are not. The trouble often Is Only by taking care or that caused by abnormal conditions nvestment on a regular basis an It be protected fUlly, Wali- In the Ignition system which ng until you have a few extra causes the batteries to be· tollars to maintain vital parts come run down while the drivs an Invitation to premature er Is attempting to get the car leterloratlon at best and a started. angerous, accident-Inviting An aYerage automobUe enituatton at worst.'' gine uses about 9,000 galio!ll other reasons were cited for or air tor every gallon ot gasoollowlng a program or car line. Have your alr cleaner are. A cared-for car always serviced regularly for top per·111 be In prime operating con- formance. ttlon, mlnlmlzlng the chance • • • I sudden breakdown at lnDid you know that If you onventent times and places. drive your car an average of Also, new car warranties re- 10,000 muea per year Ita apart ulre adherence to mainte- plugs have probably tired eome .ance schedUles. By living up 15 mlllion times during that o warranty requirements, mo· period? .We Insure 'lightning, explosion; . W'l· RODNEY, 0. . ·.. ..... ·:·. -:;. ··.=.:: w,or damage tu ed 8m<lo1 ~ $308 _ . , _ . . Q:)oney, aecord- Juno 3 In Galllp>lls JMJiclpal .t,~ left the IICene Court. IO<:ated and ar- Olllcora reporteclthatBicken, I ~od lu ap. heiUiod - · failed lu nqotlate a cune. Ills car- olf the '""' hltoldp June rl8bt aide "' the hl&bwO¥. throu&b li Court. a guard rail &nd dolman~ 24, Rl I molted lor drlv- meut. There was moderate dam· • eated after an ac- age to the car. No one wu m.. YOUR · NEWSBOY PERFORMS A MAN-SIZE . PUBLIC SERVICE '*"""· p.m. Satllrday .., ..uta of a rnUe 1.. . ,( '• · Here'• w!fat we do: . ' • lnapect, ~&hteo. adju$t l,teeriJJg - ..' ~ -d bl.estigllod ,f·G10 Memorial t ' 11 ware lnjurod. i1lJWa and reJld. TRUCKS ·;J- orlalll01~s. from 6 p.m. . • CoiTecit we-in .. !Yl~ ~OSP " "! • ~ acel-a. - .. . "' ' ' • made 255 ar- In':;~~udalecl 6f7 mo- Play it safe behind tbe wheel of your recovorecl$2,- C. ·MAC .. ' ":::~· jr 1,303 ptlrol Aeeldeat• Can Happen to Sale Dt-lrJen, Too . .;' ' Gltt the fact• " ~ p.m. , oo Rt. 7, fourrnUe lOUth of Rt. 218. !llnday of a. ~' I * hl8bWaY, attempted tu maloa a " , "U'' turn &nd bead 1111 car waa across theroadWQwbe ,. It was struck In the left rw- by · ,I a car driver~ by NIOIIII StiUG- ' ,. welder, 34, <J( WbeelertllolrC1. There wu moderate dem•• / ,b. Poat, Slate lll&h· 1u vehicle&. NO - • i!Veatlpted C accl- Injured. (!1 a )lm(l or 10 "'"r Ill, bl Gallla, Mel&• ·~Cuter . ·Comet~ 'r,.._... AU Wtifk·dOne < ' 4214111~ Forrest Jones, 17, Go!Upolla. was cited to Gellil CGullll' Jll¥6. nne Court Juno 8 m a charP <J( !allure to ;rield tho rl&lll of way alter an acclclont at 13:25 parke(l on the eaat aldo ·Bending d Up in ! wero passengers In the Blckln car. '!be patrol aaJd that . - , One accldont car. Depend on Auto lm11rance to meet tbe costs of repa4's, injuries and' liibility claiJne. ,. jured. John Garnee, 18, Rt. 1 Gllll· polls, and a 16-year-old Rt. 1 Bidwell boy were arreattd co charges of lntoldcaUon. JlDih or • ,· perama were eamty, tbo 19 accidents wttll iccllllontB In which ·Oolu,olllj' .. i reported. Five 21 accl-• Ill 'ims were Injured. westlpted 4% accl~. lnclud- W.I.W~ i He was releaa- ~ · lata! business f Don't be word Gr•' contact P,l ' eld in IDt-Skip 614-245-5509 ted Grangem ~ The body wtU Ue In at Teresa, at the chQel me I¥Jur prlw lu GIO ~,.Ernest, Gal- service•. Frleals ~ call at )ler, pt. Plea~ the Mollr-&tevens Funeral ' il dounttes. '!be potrol Sendy& B A~ri ,........ to hla Rev. OdeU Buab ofllclatlllfilo Barlal wtU be In the ~ c-.- ~ ~·hlel and tory. Low Rates ' Funeral servl<'OS will bo'l'IIHdO¥ at 2 p.m. In the llartal ChQel at Awle Gro'fl with 11Je tte; two dau&b-- RODNEY SUPPLY ( 0. MINE - MILL - TRUCK - FARM 8 MILES WEST OF GALUPOLIS ON RT. 35 ' ~lion Sandy & S. One amou all location No deduct • •' :raa~ and r'l'""' Rainey. i, Ev.:.!:m Long liT ....... . 3.18 FillER . ... .. 1.66 a faulty driver-Is out ()( YOUR 't om or lilrry ~ FO.R SUMMER DRMNGI A. You. arc 111in1 111011ne of 100 low an oct11nc:. B. You're low on 1nti-lreeze and need • reftU . C. Your cu J& bumln1 oil '11H1 cqlne damap is lm- was surmmMJ'f foad 'where '" 'Up-dates Cars and Trucks:: : . . 3. Blue <0nt1na mIlle ... ~ . . . la41ia- mishap near .. ...,·. ·lOT NO. 24,060 momt11. C. Every JC*, D. .lu.t before tradinJ the Qf hod wa HW>- 11111, anllJome• and GlrY Rllnlr• ~hen lle died. both of Apple Grove, IIIII ~ Olll()loytd •• slsterl, Mia• BetO' BllDfY, PL F.erlcan car Plaaaanl; )Ira. Evelytl llooll, WoosiAir, and NrL M3rJ Norliltlftllon. Ganlpolls Fer- vell, Cbelll*kto VL ·:·' nanufacturers were queried. CAR. • ~Killed ~ 2.k'o a IOOd .ldeatu .... r.rdrelroc.tM: , l!ortenbach'. The nr~ the Rl<tne Row tO Get: Beat Gas Mileap ·• 10mc. B. Your tfrn!Are not ~-· IJ ln-d and need· to be dlc:c.kcd1 • t. You're havtaa lultlon trova.le 1ndaeed a wne-up. D. ~aur 1x1e 11 miHifiPied. 8edan • po .. . warnltllia. hllt4- '~ 2 AutomobUes ' ·. Are Damaged �' ,. .} I -' .. . ., · '.: ~~· if ' r ..;:, •• . . 1 . ".· ' " " ' .. i ' ·~- ..... . '' .--·. ...... ' ··-··---., . • ,·. • I .. .., •"'·'~' . ··}:", '· i. ' .·' .. -·· · ··~·,. .~ !I ,I .. ... • '• ' I" ., ....... • ,. ' Jlmli\Y" ' ~ i. ·e ' .; ' derive• CrOm the custom or an. elm aallora who swore by Gem- . lnl (tho Twins) t~e third at1111 .ln the Zodiac. ' • • . ' ' •• • ' ---· '1!$lo ~ thelia m the Sodal , .. . . .. • l ' ' I ' I • J!.o."" r~ ~ i , ... • J ~· ' 'ti \ .- ~ '. tiler' o theocy of edll .I .' . , ,.. . ' ~- • '1 . , I . .... \ .' '."~. ' • . • , I 0 • ..,, • ," • ~ ' ~ Martin Luthtr and for'l · hit theolo Involved J ' ·, ', ' • ,• ' ' i, ( -., j-1 :i ' 0 ·- · ~I t i' I < . ' ,' Only Tear Gas at VC:, '··. LIUE~. YOU GOYS I'M lELLl~G YOU' · RIGHT ijOW... · Ill addition 14 llle bonoro, Mr. Mclnl,y~ cei•od 1 full.luJUon ~ from 111e Baird of 'li Fdlcollon of the Luthe' in America and the ' \ \ SAIGON (111'1) -U.S. hellcos>- slammed Into a South Vletnoters bottling guerrillas In Sol&on mese c1•niiUII'd post 20 feet fired onl¥ tur gu oheUs 14d11. above the heod.s ot the officers Their rockets and machineguns directing the street fight. killed seven Scuth Vietnam ' All the victims were str111g oMcills Sunday in the fourth supporters ot Vtce President such accident in a month. Nguyen cao )(,y whose mUltary American apokesmen declllled support lugely keeps him In 14 oay II the switch 14 gas had power. ai\Ythlng 14 do will! the killing The helicopter gunner had or Saigon's police chief llld six: aimed three rockets at a Viet other pollee and army omcials. Cong rocket nest 50 ,yards ~rlnelleld, 1 ada, where he II a '"I tile DociDr ot Theolcj .. America: U., 11· In · r-:~---- DID 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT? ol 1he • o 1 lolot Normandy. " Car_~acts 11! n • ,, h· ~. •m · )\ Geetin1 • 1911 Bru•h lo run 61like atnr" takee lo"Jn1 are a1d on the )Nirl ollhe .,.,..., Thlt hul clea., hlo ..,.,s plup In ,..... uatlon for the Antique Car FIHih-al at Creentielcl Vlll1 p.· A " . .': -~ ' .', -., 'I ~ l I . CARR .. I • . t;, :· -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alway!' {~ •' PAUL ( .." 404 S«ond • ' ! 1 SANI DID 'rt1l J.t, WHt.TOOI 51\ID T'MI Ml We insure lightning, · explosion; . Sandy & Bo One amou all location ' ·~ Oot:l't be, word Gre contact QJ J ~· w.'-w~ I il l •· ' ' ... · · ·· · · ·.·. · lho Ualled - · ....t I!' lluico aad Conoda .to pemolt the widoto poNihle ......... See ....,.. ........ ' aad aj'Olmcl ~ ~ • Drlirla1 oYer ......., madr hiileo, allier .......... lloao. ·- ' · WIS , '···· :.::' '· -. . .., Of!lcllls KUied The dead 11 the oQ11111Wld post included• -Nguyen Van Luan, Saigon police chief. Olio Ba Phucic:, ~errtllas. ~- .I - ~ .• ":- ~ ~ -· ' ~ ..• . Job!> Wl,l'DO ·' · Racine. throualo a .c Adams ,,'!;' - ~ , .Hill~ . , UUIUMOIRIII8l,bUKIIT...... . '. ,. l '·· .··• -"· .., ' ';.-:• POINT PLAN u; u'::fr .'..COUPE DE VILLI: ;...' ' to Enlist. Kou is the ~; their rules. One race awards prizes for the last car to crou '' - ' • ' tared by l.a!kPWi; l!lqu!p.. tneoovemen~. moot Corp., 1(~ . , Indl• .. · ~ •. ~ked, ) 'I feel ~ th!l Cl\1111~ ~· ~ at........,s sle!n rrom,tb'or ~p~·tb'o~l.roftune- ,'!'Ofpr!at'i not belnJ a~ ot 1Ul on power. .,ut<PJ'II'i111. ~·· tune-up benefits. JW .ezampfe, IOflll&liCe, • .. . ' " nearl1 eo ~t tailed to · · ;Accp\'lltnc to Geoq:e M.o&l- mention better startln.l · and . &tel', M)t\ager ·of ChampiOn's forty pereent of the ~nd· AutOmotive, ~!hal Semce~ ~~~ did 110t lilt llilproved cas Qtj)art(nen~:'OIIe untorti'nata economy ~nd 'performance aa r,~t fs that tlit' motor tat benefits. Only tourperee~~t saw dtemlf mu.e ~- •111 ~aat~ . ~IJll"f\lolll,..de­ rormanchnd ~ 11 lUI- IIPite' . the aater aceeJ.etattna ·fertlic; ~ , tao.~ when asked. performance that ll!aWti ""m before t11De"up how blo car il a· propprty tuned enatne." bls.car• .. ·Proud Owner :ol bloWn muftler or leaking eXhaust pipe, of course. Firat a rumble and then a roar, the nol!e Is your signal that you have walled too tons to have the s)latem checked, The bes.t way to be sure about the · condition of your car's ellhaust syatem t.s to have It examined by a competent aervlcemon wh!le the car 1B on Le Naoe Tru, cbiel .Uce. t. Pho Quoc Clll, Z. Del .,. J ' -~·~ • ;"' ~-· ,. years. car Pleasant; Mrs. Evelyn Doeo, ' the American lJ1 Huntington. Wooster. mJ MrL Mary Nor- m at Golllpollo Fer- vell, Chegpeake, va. 1928, son o! Harry ·Pt. Pleasant, and Funeral oervlces wnt be '1'11nHe Sllepord Hainey. dl1 at 2 p.m. In the C._. at .A~~Pio Grove wlal llle In lddilloo w his a wife. E v.:.~n IAq: aons, Miehael and at home; two daugb11 and Tere&a1 at -others. Ernest, Gal'; Roger, pt. Pleas.. NEW CARS OM DISPLAY GALLIPOliS -. OORE'S Olllcero reportedlllatBlckerl, er located and arII acloecilled 14 ap. headed - · tilled to DQOtlate 111'11" of hitsldp June arrelted for driv- !lllcatod alter an ••· ZO p.m. Saturday 011 !Henlba ot a mile :cl'l. He was releaa- . ' INSTAUEn • bMyers Service C·enter . ' ' ·.11:; 1·•.. •·. .' • !iiil l'l'l I ,.' '' . . .. • Clll'YO. illl .... - of! t b • rlllbt olde of llle ht&bw&J, tllmJil! ~Court. 'vtckora, 24, Rl 1 a guard roll &lid OOWII aa e!llb!"*- ilrol Investigated ', rer the MeJruxiaJ ~ re reported. Five . ., lne ....... lJilured. fmtngs and rendnorlal Dey weeklUI'&, tran 6 p.m. 2. ment. There was moderate damage to the car. No one wu ia)lred. Jolm Geroeo, 18, Rt. I GoJU.. polls, and a 16-year<Jid Rt. I Bidwell boy were arrested 011 charges of Intoxication. Both were passengers In llle Bleken car. Forrest Jones, 17, Galllpollo, was cited 14 Gallla Counl;)' Juv6. nUe Coort June 8 on a dlarll of failure lXI yield the rl&llt of Wlf after an accldent at 12:25 p.m. Slnday on Rt. 7, rour...tedba of a milo aoutb ot Rt. 21L II Tile patrol said thlt J<ai, . ! :-· JNU'kod on lllo east olde at till · .,~ ·FLOOR TS r Bending !tl Up in ~OSP r!J, In Glllla, Melga l!>oJ 21 accldenta In •~ma - · illlured. !Vestlgated 42 aecl- ' ~la ' acci(lenta with IUii'I~IOll . ' Ccluncy, tndud- ldl28 peraons wore Coooncy. t h • . jccktonts In which One acctdml ~-::: 1,303 Councy. poUol ... 1• INCH The body wiU lie in atate at tho c~l one hour prier to llle service•. Frlerda IDI,)' call at the Mohr-stevens Funeral - • minor dama&e 14 ed 9mda,y on ~8 bond 14_.. "" COoney, accord· June 3 In Galllpolla Mlmlclpol Uol, lett tbe sceae Court. ltVestlgated 62..aecl~ a jump of 10 over ... I CO.. ltlgbway, alteml)tod 14 • uu" tum and head 8CIIth. Hll c:ar was ae:roas the roac1w11-.m. II waa struck In tile left reoa b)' a car drl>en by Nlllllli welder, 3t, ot Whee~ ""', ,, . " ·;i There wu -rate ...... alia Post, State IIIM)o. to vohldoa. No WU · •, . .,'< ~r ~ field in llit-Skip I SHOCJ. ial wW be In the tery. GAIJJPOIJS 9.-99 Duly Rev. Odell Buoil olllclatiDg. Bur. ...PLYMOUTH · . Double Action- ....vy· _ i{ to a Hun-- an~ and James and Gary Ralnl,l', lital 'when IKl died both or Apple Grove, and m was employed as aiatera, Miss ~ Rllaey, rt. t ... . ~ ~ansferred SE.RVICE CENTER FOR I'NSTAlL.ATION· ' a. .. 4 Killed SlOO OVER COST . -r on- . & ll!t. Hla trained eye can spot the ptnholes and other signa of deterioration which are the tlpotr that It's time to replace. U your car has not had a new mUlller In the paat two years, you can expect to re. place It soon. L!fe expectancy l'Wlll between two and three . ANY" CARIN STOCK FOR· · 50 -Sgt. PhaD van Pllan, llde the mayer, Beside• the wounded included Van GilD, of capital military dlatrlct, Col. Tran Van Pllan, ..u....,t police cbie! o! llaf!. VPI eorres_pondent w~. who hid just left olllcon before the rocket hit. dashed bock and found the deld . and .,..,.,... covered wittt · '' · white plaster and blood. Tile ·bor Patrd pollee Incident, wont otlla ldad In tllf war, aboeked the VietlameH. Viotnameae Fri&lrtonod ~CuYen Naoe Xlnh, CllstraiDr of Solgon (Coqtlooecl 8) WE'LL SELL YOO ow• ·' r aouiid. .of a _mcmey . ";· . · U your car'r eDIIDe: ran 011 running, he uaually answers lnltead .or paollllo, 'OAll.' " bodl7 dtterlonleohltal It leU 'cbanl:ea 1.n1 you'4 be:lllrowJnr Galster mentioned that flO , So otr e.r, thlt muMer aT!a1 up to 50 cinti. every pereent or all u B. cars are In paM~• amcwlq: daapr to hi former , ~· .. ·.; ·• • .., need of tune-~p at aiiY (liven ei. A. defeeaive ftiU.,_ au leak fllaaed op flrullnJS df'li'recllllt lime. 1 urhon lllOIIOlddo Into tho teat Pl'0111'11111- CGDducted by · The tJplcal US. llrmr's ln- letl!al paue111er compartment. Chal)lpton Spart PIUI com- dllfereoce to enclne malntepany, tile anl'lllle motorist ~ oance W8!l sllOW1i In a recent ·w&4t1DC ~t a 1allon anc1 a Champion IW'VOY en why motwt of 1.-o!lne . per tankful: toi!Jts oeallil:t tune. up. Major · The teat.~ il)oaallled woJiqe ~eUOIU. tor .n~ ~: II conaumptlpn· before l.nd attar lll•l t.biDk they don't oeid It; ·tunt•up. u~ i.,uh!que )lbrt- 2) tiheJ ·are eonceriled about, t.ble cl7nM101!18ter' manutac-. the ~; ~d 8) they lind l.t · ala..,..UOO and a poo1olbl~ .. ·· One of the most com~on forma ofiUlelde t.s u,e lnhattnr of car eXhaust fumes In a . closed canlce. 4.veiy etreetlve lclller, one aa~tul of pure carbon monoxide , t.s enouch to put Its victim to sleep forever. A sreat deal leu than that In a clolled car wUI brlnl about headache, nausea and ctrowsl· ness; reaaoil enough to keep the ellhaWit system good and ttsht. How do you know If your car t.s ellhaWII-sate? ' You can't tell much from , 10tmn1 beci.uae carbon monoxide IJ odorteu. There•a •nlstak!nc If Your Car Ran on Money You Might Be Losing Cash · perlpdle . ol •U 11,.. lnolud. ·· · BUDUnonel mlsltlp near foatfwbere a • "I... tUiilt" '; i!Ui. .... 'lponle• ........ . ' .• ;' • ~ ·at f"!ll:~, ... ~: m0111. A .llltii'J). q.ii'lo!l.-~ llil llnlt wliW. ~•cleo • pOI!able ._. . mo01-, al!lkea k pMiWo fcw Champ!.., Spuk ..... Compan7 ..,.U.- to~ 1hod001o of lano-ap .. 1he • - -9flol•' nn.Thne-., ,...,_.,...... at~--.............,. ~P:tnlfe .OUR . ......."' ~-1 and wOUD:ling 20. ~ ... Tllepatrol "" !alai accldenll, . 427 ""'" '-~ " •f Theirs Is tbe never-ending task of finding replacement parts tor cars that q1ay bave been bullt 50 yeara ago. In some eases, they have to rash- " ,•• ion their owr1 parts · ...•, Since their cars 8.re judged In competition for complete lalthfutnesa to original components, they mWit be either relentless scavengers or pre- · · clslon machlnlots In obtaining replacements. Highlight of the year for antlque lovers are events like the O~d Car Jl'estlval at Greenfield vtuage and the Glidden Tour ' At Greenfield VUI e Dearborn Mlehlg hundredag ' an, II ~ a~!~~ue o~nera jgadt.bedr ars u ge . Highlights or the event tncluru ":r~ormanee raeea and app a ance compet_ ltions. The races are lngenloWI In •,, IDw Rates ., It You think your car wlll be ready tor, the scrap heap In a few yeara, you'd ret an argument from tena of thoWillnct. •I American auto owners. In their eyes, the maelllne you're tooling around In today could be the classic car of the future . . These optimistic car lover. are t.be owners of an estimated 100,000 classic cars existing In . America today. Their cars are proof that a well maintained vehicle can last lndeHnltety. Not only do these antique autos look as good as they did when new, but many of them . run as wen. Their appearance ODd durability are proven yearly at a series of old c 'festivals and tours conduct!'~ throughout the u s While many of ih~ antiques are owned by publlc and prlvat.e museums, a large number Is the property of Individual collectors. These but!s are ot necessity the most al 't ' No deduct Sandy& B Grangem business f had the highest ton Wllb 402 per ·100 mWion vehicle . r:~:~c;~sclous car o!e~ ~; ~~.~~~~~:~:~~=~I~ . alpwly as possible without . ' .. .. :-: .. I i at. ,, '. tells you With close ~ 3,000,000 ~- . sengu cars reg!Jtered, Loa An- · geles County leada the nation In number of ears. qn,ty seven entire states In the tt.s. bave more carsregbtered than the LA. aiea. "H,DB are the aar..t dtlvera on •<, 'r• J . . . . I· "":~.... ..:.., .., . •· .. ·.· ~ J)mlal· TreatYour· 0~ n~..,i..t, _H~~:r~~~!!~ :::;~~ _ -~:E.S:.,:: May be C&r 0£F~~l. UtUre I :~~~~:~ t;!r ~~· ~~W:~ or~':,""~ ... Keep d~sths ·····!~I Many. Collector• of AJ...ti'q., n """' "":~on ~ , l~w!le~mll~e:•::tm~~:l~ed~.~Ja~p~an~J:~~~N~I~~~~~~l.;!!!~!!! nntage Models Running .. m~:·· .. . . .. . _.d :1 - \j The 1he Rlclne bu1, said he · arette 118hter. The , ....~You IUecan 117 a1~:i~~~tC: Prac-ttce.! ·"' .• "'",,, .. ' . ' PI •• rocket smashed into 1 Butldld1t temple, killing three civilians . Muffler Neglect, Dangerous C<wununlot . led demr lllinit the Ill VlebUI wui Ill Suadoy before the 1be abbey of i Mlthel II located on tile of the rOJI&"r 111'0111 RED DEMONSTRATI<) COPENHAGEN ( ' roc:kot JIQIIce. blalllod the scllool thet . aened -II.Q. NJIIIj'en Blloo=e~=~~ u a tempoi'Bl')' operations br.,.r of tanner & headquarters, a Viet ConB B40 Minister NJIIIj'en Btll Trt. alter Shortly L..Se>,....i..aibof•...,,...,,_;.....,;lod.;loo ....~..Jbe_...cgmmand . .RQSt.__, A-- ~ _____,.._.l..t.,COI, ·i I ..... · ·' gr-t1 the Unlverlib' of T"'i' . , ' Tile Rev. Mr. MeiDl\ 11 Putor ol CllvarS uol 'P, 1967 - " ' 14- ., .' ' ' .- ~ -~- ~ -;_.i,, :..· .,;. ~' i·-" ',,•,Q '·-·',i., • ...-'1' ' - ..._;;/, . ' ,J -. '' : ._. ' ' He was married 14 line Coati of Mlddl Church, . o+:,~..i '· I: · ,~: .-~, · last academie year. f S.T.M. Mr. M.-,"1 'l ,~ -:, . !' ! ·~ ~$ lI ~· . Devoted. To ,771e lntere.~ Of 17le Meitf••MliiDII A~ ., . < HI wao lwardod ti ,of Socnd Thloloi:f (S tile Maolor ot R~ lion (M.R.E.) cleCnl 27, 1~65. .. The expletive · "by - '. Now You Know. •'• • • ·I- .,• '. IIOCI'IO• ,..... ..... ~llllleld. ..... _..... · I. . ' · ·.r, · ~ri~~~·~ " . . >--' .. ": ' .• . - .. ' made 255 ar- llandu~ 6f7.......red . . .rcy. $2,- ~ v. •- . ' 2 AutomobUe8. · Are Damaged �' ,. .} I -' .. . ., · '.: ~~· if ' r ..;:, •• . . 1 . ".· ' " " ' .. i ' ·~- ..... . '' .--·. ...... ' ··-··---., . • ,·. • I .. .., •"'·'~' . ··}:", '· i. ' .·' .. -·· · ··~·,. .~ !I ,I .. ... • '• ' I" ., ....... • ,. ' Jlmli\Y" ' ~ i. ·e ' .; ' derive• CrOm the custom or an. elm aallora who swore by Gem- . lnl (tho Twins) t~e third at1111 .ln the Zodiac. ' • • . ' ' •• • ' ---· '1!$lo ~ thelia m the Sodal , .. . . .. • l ' ' I ' I • J!.o."" r~ ~ i , ... • J ~· ' 'ti \ .- ~ '. tiler' o theocy of edll .I .' . , ,.. . ' ~- • '1 . , I . .... \ .' '."~. ' • . • , I 0 • ..,, • ," • ~ ' ~ Martin Luthtr and for'l · hit theolo Involved J ' ·, ', ' • ,• ' ' i, ( -., j-1 :i ' 0 ·- · ~I t i' I < . ' ,' Only Tear Gas at VC:, '··. LIUE~. YOU GOYS I'M lELLl~G YOU' · RIGHT ijOW... · Ill addition 14 llle bonoro, Mr. Mclnl,y~ cei•od 1 full.luJUon ~ from 111e Baird of 'li Fdlcollon of the Luthe' in America and the ' \ \ SAIGON (111'1) -U.S. hellcos>- slammed Into a South Vletnoters bottling guerrillas In Sol&on mese c1•niiUII'd post 20 feet fired onl¥ tur gu oheUs 14d11. above the heod.s ot the officers Their rockets and machineguns directing the street fight. killed seven Scuth Vietnam ' All the victims were str111g oMcills Sunday in the fourth supporters ot Vtce President such accident in a month. Nguyen cao )(,y whose mUltary American apokesmen declllled support lugely keeps him In 14 oay II the switch 14 gas had power. ai\Ythlng 14 do will! the killing The helicopter gunner had or Saigon's police chief llld six: aimed three rockets at a Viet other pollee and army omcials. Cong rocket nest 50 ,yards ~rlnelleld, 1 ada, where he II a '"I tile DociDr ot Theolcj .. America: U., 11· In · r-:~---- DID 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT? ol 1he • o 1 lolot Normandy. " Car_~acts 11! n • ,, h· ~. •m · )\ Geetin1 • 1911 Bru•h lo run 61like atnr" takee lo"Jn1 are a1d on the )Nirl ollhe .,.,..., Thlt hul clea., hlo ..,.,s plup In ,..... uatlon for the Antique Car FIHih-al at Creentielcl Vlll1 p.· A " . .': -~ ' .', -., 'I ~ l I . CARR .. I • . t;, :· -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alway!' {~ •' PAUL ( .." 404 S«ond • ' ! 1 SANI DID 'rt1l J.t, WHt.TOOI 51\ID T'MI Ml We insure lightning, · explosion; . Sandy & Bo One amou all location ' ·~ Oot:l't be, word Gre contact QJ J ~· w.'-w~ I il l •· ' ' ... · · ·· · · ·.·. · lho Ualled - · ....t I!' lluico aad Conoda .to pemolt the widoto poNihle ......... See ....,.. ........ ' aad aj'Olmcl ~ ~ • Drlirla1 oYer ......., madr hiileo, allier .......... lloao. ·- ' · WIS , '···· :.::' '· -. . .., Of!lcllls KUied The dead 11 the oQ11111Wld post included• -Nguyen Van Luan, Saigon police chief. Olio Ba Phucic:, ~errtllas. ~- .I - ~ .• ":- ~ ~ -· ' ~ ..• . Job!> Wl,l'DO ·' · Racine. throualo a .c Adams ,,'!;' - ~ , .Hill~ . , UUIUMOIRIII8l,bUKIIT...... . '. ,. l '·· .··• -"· .., ' ';.-:• POINT PLAN u; u'::fr .'..COUPE DE VILLI: ;...' ' to Enlist. Kou is the ~; their rules. One race awards prizes for the last car to crou '' - ' • ' tared by l.a!kPWi; l!lqu!p.. tneoovemen~. moot Corp., 1(~ . , Indl• .. · ~ •. ~ked, ) 'I feel ~ th!l Cl\1111~ ~· ~ at........,s sle!n rrom,tb'or ~p~·tb'o~l.roftune- ,'!'Ofpr!at'i not belnJ a~ ot 1Ul on power. .,ut<PJ'II'i111. ~·· tune-up benefits. JW .ezampfe, IOflll&liCe, • .. . ' " nearl1 eo ~t tailed to · · ;Accp\'lltnc to Geoq:e M.o&l- mention better startln.l · and . &tel', M)t\ager ·of ChampiOn's forty pereent of the ~nd· AutOmotive, ~!hal Semce~ ~~~ did 110t lilt llilproved cas Qtj)art(nen~:'OIIe untorti'nata economy ~nd 'performance aa r,~t fs that tlit' motor tat benefits. Only tourperee~~t saw dtemlf mu.e ~- •111 ~aat~ . ~IJll"f\lolll,..de­ rormanchnd ~ 11 lUI- IIPite' . the aater aceeJ.etattna ·fertlic; ~ , tao.~ when asked. performance that ll!aWti ""m before t11De"up how blo car il a· propprty tuned enatne." bls.car• .. ·Proud Owner :ol bloWn muftler or leaking eXhaust pipe, of course. Firat a rumble and then a roar, the nol!e Is your signal that you have walled too tons to have the s)latem checked, The bes.t way to be sure about the · condition of your car's ellhaust syatem t.s to have It examined by a competent aervlcemon wh!le the car 1B on Le Naoe Tru, cbiel .Uce. t. Pho Quoc Clll, Z. Del .,. J ' -~·~ • ;"' ~-· ,. years. car Pleasant; Mrs. Evelyn Doeo, ' the American lJ1 Huntington. Wooster. mJ MrL Mary Nor- m at Golllpollo Fer- vell, Chegpeake, va. 1928, son o! Harry ·Pt. Pleasant, and Funeral oervlces wnt be '1'11nHe Sllepord Hainey. dl1 at 2 p.m. In the C._. at .A~~Pio Grove wlal llle In lddilloo w his a wife. E v.:.~n IAq: aons, Miehael and at home; two daugb11 and Tere&a1 at -others. Ernest, Gal'; Roger, pt. Pleas.. NEW CARS OM DISPLAY GALLIPOliS -. OORE'S Olllcero reportedlllatBlckerl, er located and arII acloecilled 14 ap. headed - · tilled to DQOtlate 111'11" of hitsldp June arrelted for driv- !lllcatod alter an ••· ZO p.m. Saturday 011 !Henlba ot a mile :cl'l. He was releaa- . ' INSTAUEn • bMyers Service C·enter . ' ' ·.11:; 1·•.. •·. .' • !iiil l'l'l I ,.' '' . . .. • Clll'YO. illl .... - of! t b • rlllbt olde of llle ht&bw&J, tllmJil! ~Court. 'vtckora, 24, Rl 1 a guard roll &lid OOWII aa e!llb!"*- ilrol Investigated ', rer the MeJruxiaJ ~ re reported. Five . ., lne ....... lJilured. fmtngs and rendnorlal Dey weeklUI'&, tran 6 p.m. 2. ment. There was moderate damage to the car. No one wu ia)lred. Jolm Geroeo, 18, Rt. I GoJU.. polls, and a 16-year<Jid Rt. I Bidwell boy were arrested 011 charges of Intoxication. Both were passengers In llle Bleken car. Forrest Jones, 17, Galllpollo, was cited 14 Gallla Counl;)' Juv6. nUe Coort June 8 on a dlarll of failure lXI yield the rl&llt of Wlf after an accldent at 12:25 p.m. Slnday on Rt. 7, rour...tedba of a milo aoutb ot Rt. 21L II Tile patrol said thlt J<ai, . ! :-· JNU'kod on lllo east olde at till · .,~ ·FLOOR TS r Bending !tl Up in ~OSP r!J, In Glllla, Melga l!>oJ 21 accldenta In •~ma - · illlured. !Vestlgated 42 aecl- ' ~la ' acci(lenta with IUii'I~IOll . ' Ccluncy, tndud- ldl28 peraons wore Coooncy. t h • . jccktonts In which One acctdml ~-::: 1,303 Councy. poUol ... 1• INCH The body wiU lie in atate at tho c~l one hour prier to llle service•. Frlerda IDI,)' call at the Mohr-stevens Funeral - • minor dama&e 14 ed 9mda,y on ~8 bond 14_.. "" COoney, accord· June 3 In Galllpolla Mlmlclpol Uol, lett tbe sceae Court. ltVestlgated 62..aecl~ a jump of 10 over ... I CO.. ltlgbway, alteml)tod 14 • uu" tum and head 8CIIth. Hll c:ar was ae:roas the roac1w11-.m. II waa struck In tile left reoa b)' a car drl>en by Nlllllli welder, 3t, ot Whee~ ""', ,, . " ·;i There wu -rate ...... alia Post, State IIIM)o. to vohldoa. No WU · •, . .,'< ~r ~ field in llit-Skip I SHOCJ. ial wW be In the tery. GAIJJPOIJS 9.-99 Duly Rev. Odell Buoil olllclatiDg. Bur. ...PLYMOUTH · . Double Action- ....vy· _ i{ to a Hun-- an~ and James and Gary Ralnl,l', lital 'when IKl died both or Apple Grove, and m was employed as aiatera, Miss ~ Rllaey, rt. t ... . ~ ~ansferred SE.RVICE CENTER FOR I'NSTAlL.ATION· ' a. .. 4 Killed SlOO OVER COST . -r on- . & ll!t. Hla trained eye can spot the ptnholes and other signa of deterioration which are the tlpotr that It's time to replace. U your car has not had a new mUlller In the paat two years, you can expect to re. place It soon. L!fe expectancy l'Wlll between two and three . ANY" CARIN STOCK FOR· · 50 -Sgt. PhaD van Pllan, llde the mayer, Beside• the wounded included Van GilD, of capital military dlatrlct, Col. Tran Van Pllan, ..u....,t police cbie! o! llaf!. VPI eorres_pondent w~. who hid just left olllcon before the rocket hit. dashed bock and found the deld . and .,..,.,... covered wittt · '' · white plaster and blood. Tile ·bor Patrd pollee Incident, wont otlla ldad In tllf war, aboeked the VietlameH. Viotnameae Fri&lrtonod ~CuYen Naoe Xlnh, CllstraiDr of Solgon (Coqtlooecl 8) WE'LL SELL YOO ow• ·' r aouiid. .of a _mcmey . ";· . · U your car'r eDIIDe: ran 011 running, he uaually answers lnltead .or paollllo, 'OAll.' " bodl7 dtterlonleohltal It leU 'cbanl:ea 1.n1 you'4 be:lllrowJnr Galster mentioned that flO , So otr e.r, thlt muMer aT!a1 up to 50 cinti. every pereent or all u B. cars are In paM~• amcwlq: daapr to hi former , ~· .. ·.; ·• • .., need of tune-~p at aiiY (liven ei. A. defeeaive ftiU.,_ au leak fllaaed op flrullnJS df'li'recllllt lime. 1 urhon lllOIIOlddo Into tho teat Pl'0111'11111- CGDducted by · The tJplcal US. llrmr's ln- letl!al paue111er compartment. Chal)lpton Spart PIUI com- dllfereoce to enclne malntepany, tile anl'lllle motorist ~ oance W8!l sllOW1i In a recent ·w&4t1DC ~t a 1allon anc1 a Champion IW'VOY en why motwt of 1.-o!lne . per tankful: toi!Jts oeallil:t tune. up. Major · The teat.~ il)oaallled woJiqe ~eUOIU. tor .n~ ~: II conaumptlpn· before l.nd attar lll•l t.biDk they don't oeid It; ·tunt•up. u~ i.,uh!que )lbrt- 2) tiheJ ·are eonceriled about, t.ble cl7nM101!18ter' manutac-. the ~; ~d 8) they lind l.t · ala..,..UOO and a poo1olbl~ .. ·· One of the most com~on forma ofiUlelde t.s u,e lnhattnr of car eXhaust fumes In a . closed canlce. 4.veiy etreetlve lclller, one aa~tul of pure carbon monoxide , t.s enouch to put Its victim to sleep forever. A sreat deal leu than that In a clolled car wUI brlnl about headache, nausea and ctrowsl· ness; reaaoil enough to keep the ellhaWit system good and ttsht. How do you know If your car t.s ellhaWII-sate? ' You can't tell much from , 10tmn1 beci.uae carbon monoxide IJ odorteu. There•a •nlstak!nc If Your Car Ran on Money You Might Be Losing Cash · perlpdle . ol •U 11,.. lnolud. ·· · BUDUnonel mlsltlp near foatfwbere a • "I... tUiilt" '; i!Ui. .... 'lponle• ........ . ' .• ;' • ~ ·at f"!ll:~, ... ~: m0111. A .llltii'J). q.ii'lo!l.-~ llil llnlt wliW. ~•cleo • pOI!able ._. . mo01-, al!lkea k pMiWo fcw Champ!.., Spuk ..... Compan7 ..,.U.- to~ 1hod001o of lano-ap .. 1he • - -9flol•' nn.Thne-., ,...,_.,...... at~--.............,. ~P:tnlfe .OUR . ......."' ~-1 and wOUD:ling 20. ~ ... Tllepatrol "" !alai accldenll, . 427 ""'" '-~ " •f Theirs Is tbe never-ending task of finding replacement parts tor cars that q1ay bave been bullt 50 yeara ago. In some eases, they have to rash- " ,•• ion their owr1 parts · ...•, Since their cars 8.re judged In competition for complete lalthfutnesa to original components, they mWit be either relentless scavengers or pre- · · clslon machlnlots In obtaining replacements. Highlight of the year for antlque lovers are events like the O~d Car Jl'estlval at Greenfield vtuage and the Glidden Tour ' At Greenfield VUI e Dearborn Mlehlg hundredag ' an, II ~ a~!~~ue o~nera jgadt.bedr ars u ge . Highlights or the event tncluru ":r~ormanee raeea and app a ance compet_ ltions. The races are lngenloWI In •,, IDw Rates ., It You think your car wlll be ready tor, the scrap heap In a few yeara, you'd ret an argument from tena of thoWillnct. •I American auto owners. In their eyes, the maelllne you're tooling around In today could be the classic car of the future . . These optimistic car lover. are t.be owners of an estimated 100,000 classic cars existing In . America today. Their cars are proof that a well maintained vehicle can last lndeHnltety. Not only do these antique autos look as good as they did when new, but many of them . run as wen. Their appearance ODd durability are proven yearly at a series of old c 'festivals and tours conduct!'~ throughout the u s While many of ih~ antiques are owned by publlc and prlvat.e museums, a large number Is the property of Individual collectors. These but!s are ot necessity the most al 't ' No deduct Sandy& B Grangem business f had the highest ton Wllb 402 per ·100 mWion vehicle . r:~:~c;~sclous car o!e~ ~; ~~.~~~~~:~:~~=~I~ . alpwly as possible without . ' .. .. :-: .. I i at. ,, '. tells you With close ~ 3,000,000 ~- . sengu cars reg!Jtered, Loa An- · geles County leada the nation In number of ears. qn,ty seven entire states In the tt.s. bave more carsregbtered than the LA. aiea. "H,DB are the aar..t dtlvera on •<, 'r• J . . . . I· "":~.... ..:.., .., . •· .. ·.· ~ J)mlal· TreatYour· 0~ n~..,i..t, _H~~:r~~~!!~ :::;~~ _ -~:E.S:.,:: May be C&r 0£F~~l. UtUre I :~~~~:~ t;!r ~~· ~~W:~ or~':,""~ ... Keep d~sths ·····!~I Many. Collector• of AJ...ti'q., n """' "":~on ~ , l~w!le~mll~e:•::tm~~:l~ed~.~Ja~p~an~J:~~~N~I~~~~~~l.;!!!~!!! nntage Models Running .. m~:·· .. . . .. . _.d :1 - \j The 1he Rlclne bu1, said he · arette 118hter. The , ....~You IUecan 117 a1~:i~~~tC: Prac-ttce.! ·"' .• "'",,, .. ' . ' PI •• rocket smashed into 1 Butldld1t temple, killing three civilians . Muffler Neglect, Dangerous C<wununlot . led demr lllinit the Ill VlebUI wui Ill Suadoy before the 1be abbey of i Mlthel II located on tile of the rOJI&"r 111'0111 RED DEMONSTRATI<) COPENHAGEN ( ' roc:kot JIQIIce. blalllod the scllool thet . aened -II.Q. NJIIIj'en Blloo=e~=~~ u a tempoi'Bl')' operations br.,.r of tanner & headquarters, a Viet ConB B40 Minister NJIIIj'en Btll Trt. alter Shortly L..Se>,....i..aibof•...,,...,,_;.....,;lod.;loo ....~..Jbe_...cgmmand . .RQSt.__, A-- ~ _____,.._.l..t.,COI, ·i I ..... · ·' gr-t1 the Unlverlib' of T"'i' . , ' Tile Rev. Mr. MeiDl\ 11 Putor ol CllvarS uol 'P, 1967 - " ' 14- ., .' ' ' .- ~ -~- ~ -;_.i,, :..· .,;. ~' i·-" ',,•,Q '·-·',i., • ...-'1' ' - ..._;;/, . ' ,J -. '' : ._. ' ' He was married 14 line Coati of Mlddl Church, . o+:,~..i '· I: · ,~: .-~, · last academie year. f S.T.M. Mr. M.-,"1 'l ,~ -:, . !' ! ·~ ~$ lI ~· . Devoted. To ,771e lntere.~ Of 17le Meitf••MliiDII A~ ., . < HI wao lwardod ti ,of Socnd Thloloi:f (S tile Maolor ot R~ lion (M.R.E.) cleCnl 27, 1~65. .. The expletive · "by - '. Now You Know. •'• • • ·I- .,• '. IIOCI'IO• ,..... ..... ~llllleld. ..... _..... · I. . ' · ·.r, · ~ri~~~·~ " . . >--' .. ": ' .• . - .. ' made 255 ar- llandu~ 6f7.......red . . .rcy. $2,- ~ v. •- . ' 2 AutomobUe8. · Are Damaged �.." ., 0 0 ' ' \ ' !· ' . ,. 1 .., . .. ' Now fun Know ... .•. ' . .. ,.. '.. ' derives rrol!l the· cullom Qlq• dent ..don who swore by In! (the Twins) the third slsn In the Zodlae. a.m. . .' . re<illve ~· from WJtt..j vor~. !prlbllleld. ~on (M. ..... " dqrej ) ' -·-· ..•. ooqleted ' '. lui academic year. ' S. T.M. Mr. Mcl111"1 thesis on the &:H:ia1 · Marlin Llllher and f01'1 hh thelllo Involved a .'. ... 'f ~ ' ~ ·~·· . . I . . • ' ' i 0 •• . '. 0 ' >'' . . ,.. - .. ... ,. . J '. ' I . •.' . '> the University of To'1 Ida, wllere he Is a "" the Doetor ol TheoiOf In oddltion to the 'll bonora, Mr. Melnty~ eet•Od a full-lultlon li I \ ;..I, . .• . ,, )':t<.•· " . ... :. ~ ~~{. . ·"-l ' . ,_-•....'1~"' .. ·• 1"·'t. 1'1.1\• ,•. ~ •• ~ 'p/ ,' . ... Only TearGas at........VC ' SAIGON (UPI) -u.s. hencopters bottling guerrUias In Saigon fired only teor pa shells tOlay. Their roekets and maeblnegun.s killed seoen SOuth Vletnun ofllcials Sunday In the fourtll . auch aeeld~mt in a month. . American opokesmen deeUned to 111,1' If the switch to gas had &ll)'lhlng to do with the kllllog of Saigon's police chief and six other pollee and army of!lclals. Se'Yeral others were wOI.IIISed ln from the Bolrd of 'I ... In America and the . I RED DEioiONSTRATIQ COPENHAGEN ( CommiUllot - led danM oplnot the American' 1n Vletnun wtn bi Sunday before doe U.S 'l.o!iM!Jl~! ·~.,.f1fl~.::· ~(;'~i'i'·lo~~.r ~,.,'1 ' , ..... •·--- ....,_._.,._. . ... ~· -····--··-- PAGE 12 \ In the Kllwl•lf " !. f>l D 'IOU GU'r'S HEAR When you come to a h&lt aller a loDg, hot drive, do you hear the Bhrllllng of a peanut wblalle aecompanled by a dyspeptic rumbllng under the hOncl? If so, you can bet you've cot an overheated enalne. .'nlla Ia U811ally C&113ed either ~! too little fltlld In the radlawr or Improper tan belt operation. If, when your engine It shut oft,. the fan Ia talrly eaB7 to tum by hand, then tbe belt TI-IAT '? ~~ al I I Sl ,. 0 ,I PI "' n ,.,. h . . ~I . ~ .. , .:... ,.._,,. -- \'~.. '.'' . . . ' ·-· CARAVEL . - ., !" ~. • PAUL 404 Second SANI II DID V0U (.!1 WHA.TOOI Sb.ID T'MI lightning, explosion; . racket, however. m. eoeu. • ~--u, the Rllclno bul, said he Irette IW!tel'. The vehlc;l Af W&l · ' • .' I ' ••. ' . ' • . ~~ ~·· ·". ·- _.....,_,-,-:-----·~ .~...-.....-.... • _..-..... . -~~-~--· .. __ ' ·---·· --- ' ~ • ____ .. •. LeNgocTru,chlof •'l)olmiii,Y'l'llnn&.!dllel,a.d!V,JuaoZ, .l96 . .. ··· ·Jllce. sumrnonol iced where a Buying cheap insurl!flce for your home <ir car ... . is like buying a cheap parachute. . By the time you fin~ 'the boles, it's too ~te. . . But you don't want to pay tQo. muek M . ' . "' ;:, '• your.insur'lflce ~on, ~ither. Tbit.:s Why ·amart people come to us for iriswa.nee 1m their home, car or bu,aiil~. . ' We11 get¥OU ~· 11est iJtmir~ price. Ancl-yie'l t ~ee.f~~.Mv~ faat~~~ Adams Parts of Your Car ~.. ••• •0"" .' ransr~rred to a Hunpita! when he died lm was emp]oyed a s .t the American car ' in Huntington. }· 11'1>111-Galllpolio Fer. 1928, son or Harry Pt. Pleaaan4 and Idle Shepard Rainey, ~ # 4 '1111. C!f!~ .on the loft ~ook to you like the •Ciliiitilre from The Blatt< n, deCked out in •· riiiW turtle itodl oweater. ut it'l not. And the ob)!l:t next to It II nOt the flenda of a lliOdt!n building. In fact, all the objects depicted here""' wall-known parts of your car, seen In different perspe~.1ive than usual. Try to 1uess their idenll· lies but don~ be disippoinbed If you fall. Turn this - p e r over for tile an.-s. I I dOl 8~1 (_...IOQ) !ISnj I !aptlq M!M PIOfljlptJIM jO (OJ\Oql) lfiiiiA Jll oi11 0 jO ol!po 8\ll !JOIIil J!l Jldid 1 10 MO!A dn-asot' e '11n1d I(JI!ds 1 10 puo lu!J!I tiltnoj 811! (1~8!' 01 11&1) 'SY3MSNV) Cars· an Mean More than ansportation "Yi Roger, Pt. Pleas- l/tlp de ~Kith llttre Fa••. Drire witll lxtnJ Cn . ,, This ayml;o~s yow· !&s~l,l.fl~Jl~e ~ . a blc J, m• IIIII inj!jl i II .trlclan who l.hen "••- .. ....~.trieat .... -· plant ""*'r•l ' It's summer, with kids out of school, having fun, dashing c:iboui. Laok ouJ for them. lie sure that safety comes first when· you're driving. Go slow .. ·• be alert. You 'II be helping the kids WI Cill love to have their summtf fun. -. 2. G&J . AlJTO PARTS CO. . GALUPOLIS Bending ooVpin IIJ'I OSP rr ' W. . ~OOND POMEIIOY 992-.2139 :. Counties. '111o)lllrol , m fatal oecideniL -:,. • .. '" contactQr ·.' ". y· . "" ... ;! ' lleh 28 ()OriiDIIs were Meigs Coomt;y, t h o (ed 19 accidents with aeeldenlo In IIIIIch Jured, ODe ......... Jaeklon Counlf, IOridDg 1, 303 _patrol II10IIfll mode 2!i5 lr·· ' 361 Wll'llln8a,- Ia! dolalh, aacltted ~647- -·red pf<IIIOJV. 1 I I , ,_.,.~ i 21 aeeldoall In "• ~f •' . . ' ' I ~ 'I . ' .. . - • I • I coveral wounded oo- Vlelllamese f'rl8htened (Continued 8) ant, and James and GIQ' lll!llo!..!', both of ~· Grove, and sistera, Mila Betb' ReWey, PL Plels&nti Mrs. Evel)'D Doll, Woooter, and lolrL Mlr7 Nor- 1 1, YOU,Che~,VL C,. doy at 2 the Mollr-&tevens Funeral Heine. '• a mile aouth of Rt. 211. The patrol said that . - . . . ' i' parked m the east side of lbe 1 hlgbwa,y, attempted to malia a .;; , ' uu~· tum and head aouth. Hli ' . N--., · ear 'ftl across theroadwaJwhc ~ a car driYOn c.' II waa struck In the left ,...... ~ . by lrll. ID GoUla, loleial - hllitollii and welder, 34, of Wbeeleribura. :.o1 ~· There 1IU mnderate ,....... I)OIIsi'OII, stale IUI!h- to vebleles. No IIU . lnvelltipted 62 acel- injured. 'f• a jump of 10 over word Gre' f, roomd the clelil ot .-11011s were InJured. lnveotlgaled 42 aeellllla C<unt:Y. lnelod- w... w.. . 421""' IIi dashed boek and "' minor damage to ed lilndaY 011 $308 bond to1111181l' ~., Cooney, accord- JIMIO 3 In GalllpoUs lolunlclj)al etrol, lett tile scene Court. Of!leen rep>rtedthatBiekora, tor loealed and arIa oebe<kded to 'I'· headod onulh, !ailed to DO&QIIale harp of hltsk!P J101e a eurve. Ilia car off t b e ;ounty CO\Irt. rllllt aide or the hlgbwa,y, throo&ll "VIekera, 24, RL I a guard raB and -.an embank1 arrested for drh- ment. 'l'bere waa moderate dam.. oxleated after IJI ac- age to tbe ear. No one wu & {J,(J p.m. Sllurdoy .., jured. .1o1m Gareeo, 18, Rt. I Galll- . o f . milt lim. He was releas- poUo, and a 16-¥ear-old Rt. I BldweU boy were arre- liD ehal'pa of lnt.oxleatloo. were passenaers 1n Ule Bfckera alrol lnveotlgated cor. IYer the lolomorlll Forrest Jooea, 17, Galllpollo, tre reported. Five was clted to Gallla C<luab' Juye.. olno _ , illiw'ed. nne eoort .rune 8 m • chirp IBnliDIIsandre»of failure to yield the rlilfll cl mocial nay weekway afiAor an aeeldeat II U :25 ours, trwn 6 p.m. p.m. &lnday on Rt. 7, four.tentbl Don't be . l! eorres,..- K 1 to who heel Just left lbe of!lcera belllre the roeket 1111, · UP! Webb, Fuloeral ......... will be Tuolp.m. In the llariAII at A!Jp)e GrOYt with the In addltioo to his Rev. OdeU Bush ofllelatlog. J1ur,. ds wife, Ev..:.~.;:n Long !a1 wW be In the C , . Ceme• sona, Michael &Ill tery. 1 at heme; two daughThe body will lie In state at rly and Teresa, at the chapel ooe hour prior to the Jrothers, Ernest. Gal- services. Friends m~ call at 'Pf'lll ~Sid · Sandy&B Grangem business f '} Van Glan, cmunander of eapltal m!Utary dlllrlet, Col. Tnn Van Phan, ~ pollee chief of starr. ...... 8ln·~IIWlt~: • • •' ineluded Held in Hit-Skip llettlemebt ~>trill ~lai'nilr .;, ·.. . . '£i~ i-4 " RemeDt...l:lef..:.:thM~• Joii!J.•;Ii lt!Wif1 0 wOWIII8d iguyen Ngoc Xlah, nlstratnr of S&lgon · ·~" . barg of former lnfl:'""''jl. . Mlnlller Nguyen !lao 'I'rL -Sgt. PhaD Van PI1ID, IIIIo ..- · the moy..-• Besides the i . Pho Quoc Chu, white pluter and blood. '!'be· · rbor Patrol pollee lnclden4 \lorot ot U. kind In thil · war, shoeked the VietlameSL John Wo.vne Racine, tra•,el4 threulih a N810'0b 11110 -loiO,I. bl'<llllir 4 Killed WHAT IS IT7 mishap near _· '' - l,ow Ratet >; . .! ' .l, • • Sandy & e. One amou all location No deduct i .,' '· • • A tan belt should be quite tight. An experienced meehanle can tell you whether It's tilbt OIIOU8h. . If you're JOW ou . . Muc~otor lluld, first let tbe engine eoo1 oft. Then open tbe radiator preBBure cap caretuUif and check the leYel.. It you need water, add It slowly whUe thE u. f-"'· -- · We insure " • too loose. Hsrtenblch's The A dull, thudding noise be· neath the car when you're driving dOWn a b\lillpy road may sound ezactly lib • lrlendly dar tbumplng his taU on ,.. WOOden lloor. There•e nothlnc canine about th1a bwiii!DP CARli tit I Ia , """'lo• • • • • - but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alwar I • ,, tells you I ' . . slng!&ocar pan. Hear a high-pitched, rhythIt's Pi'Obabl1 Yll1ll' exh&uat mical chirping like a nesttul pipe and .mulller bailglq up of hungry robins? It'a prob,( against tbe bciG7 or tr11111e aa ably a dry fan belt an euy a result of loose or brokeJI u matter tor your aervlee man mounting straps. What you to silence. . probably need II either a tightOnce In a whUe this chirp· ening JOb or replacellleJit of a lng can be the more serloua •~IV· Doth can .be expertJ7 wall of forgotten generator attended to at yOur dealer's. bearings protesting laek or engine Ia ldllnt; The •clunk•. or a "cQwbeU, l)lbrlcant . Your mechanic • • • emanating trom beiiiatb 'U!e j!nows how to "feed" your car Do you hear the squeal or a eaf'alloor· .. Jl!D.ride on ZOU8h the oU that will bring soothing frightened .pig when JOU llrst pamnent, It Often eallled 111 relief to your ears. touch the brakes In the morna shock ablolber tb&t'e loose' • • • Ing? It could mean that your due to '!01'11 rubber bu•I!IDtio · It your engine mlaaes or brake llnlnp are prone to Replaeeulmt or the idles roughly on a wet morn- squeak when cold and damp. shoul~ Pllt ~-~ bailie In ioacl Ing, you'D probably hear a But U YOU hear the IIOiae Je· shape, . peatedly, better have the bral<e "mlck-snlck" noise under tbe Ql OOW,., IUppo,se 1011 he_. bOnd; It sounlla lor all tbe IIDlngs ebeeked. a . tinkle llllder your ~~~ that world nte a loud cricket or the • • • remlnda you or a baby'a rattle? breaking, or a twig. When you tate yOur toot ol! l113t ....,h an ezploratoi,- ann This 18 tbe sound an electric the ~rator at medluni under the ieat. You'll probably spark lllikeo when It Jumps lind that l'Utle baby 8 from a damp spark plug wire "loot" the other day! · to S1'llUild on the engine bloell: Rather than fool around wttb Safety Council Ust8 .. t.he wiring yourself, let a Lif&Savin~J Car Tips When cleaning your wind- . ' trained auto mechanic malte lhleld, don't Ioree the w!Hi ·. sure everythiDg 1a dry and I J113t Ill headaches; hyer bladea fll}de. 8qine of tbe Ja{i .... shlp,shape - and at the same al!d na113ea are nature's . model ~~ ~ Wlp.. time haYe your spark plugs danger algnala or illness. en call be 'perrnahell~!'lJam. checked . tbe fam!IJ car also showa ...... ,_ • • • I)'JIIptom.a or trouble. -·~ tbem to ·an• A startling sound like a . A list or the automotive other poeiiiOn. . . • woodpecker gone berserk on a danger ligDa Ia contained 1n " metal door, particularly when a new publlcatlon laaued by the englne'a cold In the morn,. tbe National Safety CounIng, It not an Indication or Imcil. lntltled, "How To Dl&lminent dlaaater but ....,. lltenoae the Danger 81gno of an ly Juot a atlcll:y hydraulic valve Alling Auto,• tbe pamphlet lUter. deoerll;lea how to feC01n1R Usually It ean be readily vario113 taDinga. silenced by a ehaoge to fresh . c Included are ml0111 on detergent oU andlor a speclaJ the br&klng oyltem, llahts, ou additive. However, u your ateeriJl,&, tlrea, eXbau1 t,, car hal solid tappebl - and gl... , wipers, bOrn, and . IIUIIIJ high-performance autovarlooa,ellfllne cOmponents. ·~.· mobUea do-an adJuatment It Collies of the Jllli!Phlet (' .. " probably nece.asary. can be obtained tor 10cenbl \ • by Wdtlng the · National ; I Safety Council, 425 North Mlcblcan Avenue ,.., ...... ~v, ••' . ' , a Sooth VietnaSllortl)' arter the roekot l!lese emunand post 20 feet blasted the school that sened aboye the heads ot the omcers as a temporary DI>Oralloos dlreetlna the street flshl. headquarters, a Viet COIIj! B40 • · An the victims were strong roeket smashed Into 1 lluddhlot supporters or VIce President teiiiJIIe, ldlllog three clvlllarul Nguyen cao Ky whose mllltal')' and wowxling 20. supJIOI"t larply keeps him In omclalo Killed power. The dead as the cmunand 'l1le helicopter IUMel' had post included: aimed three rockets at a Viet - Nguyen Van Luan, Saigon Cong rOcket nest SO yard• pollee chlet beyond the ccmmand poat. A - Lt. COl. Dao Ba Phuoc, -· . -~ . . - - -- - ·- :· - - ~ 'IDIU.. __ ll.S. aookesman .-~~ ...~ .~...,. ....- d e r o( the ranger IJ'oup ·· ·--· - -~ ...._ ---..:--.... --· --. ~- ...the guerrillas. ------.....,..- '.....____ slammed Into ·• In ipeedJ, do ,toll bear a ~ at the rear of tbe.car tbat ~ lll:e the wblne or an oy8rq~ col!ee tmn~ Moat: llg ~ · ' cauae It wom rear UJe· OUe remecl7 Ia replacem,nt, · but ~th an older car, a tradeIn lli!ght be an even better Idea. ·'....... -·--·-- -· _ ~- _._.,. _ __...._.,.___ ,.Hqw Good ate:·You .at·· / The abbey of l .,-1' .,,,, '·t'". ABOVE oy. Michel It kleated on Islet oil the c o 1 Normandy. : ' - ~ F41eatloo of the Luther • ' .' LlUEtJ, YOU GOVS I'M TELLUJS YOU' RIGHT ~OW... · '• ~ ll(liil 000!~ f!lniilfll !l!kl 4!)1 lo' ' ·• " .·.o ,, der-U · - ' ·~. ~~~·~. ~i He was married to llno Coate of Middle 27, 18M. ~ '1111 Rev . Mr. Me~ ao Pallor of Calva~ Chureh, ~rlnefleld, J •• 27, 1967 "' to eontlrue gramato ' ' ' • ther•s theory fl. edue !' . Vul!lblo ~ VOL. XXI NO. 28·-·,..----------~ '-'M~QI~~~~?!!!£~~-.,..~-_:_--~ MONDAY. JUNE 3,. 1908 ·, . 0' • llll,l11 .... Ojatmer 'nlfW,. '. He waa awll'llld II of Socrad TllooiOIJ (S tho Ma~ · r ROI181c! entine ~ The . expletive "by jlmiJI)'" . ., . . •• 41.- 2 Automobiles· Are Damaged �.." ., 0 0 ' ' \ ' !· ' . ,. 1 .., . .. ' Now fun Know ... .•. ' . .. ,.. '.. ' derives rrol!l the· cullom Qlq• dent ..don who swore by In! (the Twins) the third slsn In the Zodlae. a.m. . .' . re<illve ~· from WJtt..j vor~. !prlbllleld. ~on (M. ..... " dqrej ) ' -·-· ..•. ooqleted ' '. lui academic year. ' S. T.M. Mr. Mcl111"1 thesis on the &:H:ia1 · Marlin Llllher and f01'1 hh thelllo Involved a .'. ... 'f ~ ' ~ ·~·· . . I . . • ' ' i 0 •• . '. 0 ' >'' . . ,.. - .. ... ,. . J '. ' I . •.' . '> the University of To'1 Ida, wllere he Is a "" the Doetor ol TheoiOf In oddltion to the 'll bonora, Mr. Melnty~ eet•Od a full-lultlon li I \ ;..I, . .• . ,, )':t<.•· " . ... :. ~ ~~{. . ·"-l ' . ,_-•....'1~"' .. ·• 1"·'t. 1'1.1\• ,•. ~ •• ~ 'p/ ,' . ... Only TearGas at........VC ' SAIGON (UPI) -u.s. hencopters bottling guerrUias In Saigon fired only teor pa shells tOlay. Their roekets and maeblnegun.s killed seoen SOuth Vletnun ofllcials Sunday In the fourtll . auch aeeld~mt in a month. . American opokesmen deeUned to 111,1' If the switch to gas had &ll)'lhlng to do with the kllllog of Saigon's police chief and six other pollee and army of!lclals. Se'Yeral others were wOI.IIISed ln from the Bolrd of 'I ... In America and the . I RED DEioiONSTRATIQ COPENHAGEN ( CommiUllot - led danM oplnot the American' 1n Vletnun wtn bi Sunday before doe U.S 'l.o!iM!Jl~! ·~.,.f1fl~.::· ~(;'~i'i'·lo~~.r ~,.,'1 ' , ..... •·--- ....,_._.,._. . ... ~· -····--··-- PAGE 12 \ In the Kllwl•lf " !. f>l D 'IOU GU'r'S HEAR When you come to a h&lt aller a loDg, hot drive, do you hear the Bhrllllng of a peanut wblalle aecompanled by a dyspeptic rumbllng under the hOncl? If so, you can bet you've cot an overheated enalne. .'nlla Ia U811ally C&113ed either ~! too little fltlld In the radlawr or Improper tan belt operation. If, when your engine It shut oft,. the fan Ia talrly eaB7 to tum by hand, then tbe belt TI-IAT '? ~~ al I I Sl ,. 0 ,I PI "' n ,.,. h . . ~I . ~ .. , .:... ,.._,,. -- \'~.. '.'' . . . ' ·-· CARAVEL . - ., !" ~. • PAUL 404 Second SANI II DID V0U (.!1 WHA.TOOI Sb.ID T'MI lightning, explosion; . racket, however. m. eoeu. • ~--u, the Rllclno bul, said he Irette IW!tel'. The vehlc;l Af W&l · ' • .' I ' ••. ' . ' • . ~~ ~·· ·". ·- _.....,_,-,-:-----·~ .~...-.....-.... • _..-..... . -~~-~--· .. __ ' ·---·· --- ' ~ • ____ .. •. LeNgocTru,chlof •'l)olmiii,Y'l'llnn&.!dllel,a.d!V,JuaoZ, .l96 . .. ··· ·Jllce. sumrnonol iced where a Buying cheap insurl!flce for your home <ir car ... . is like buying a cheap parachute. . By the time you fin~ 'the boles, it's too ~te. . . But you don't want to pay tQo. muek M . ' . "' ;:, '• your.insur'lflce ~on, ~ither. Tbit.:s Why ·amart people come to us for iriswa.nee 1m their home, car or bu,aiil~. . ' We11 get¥OU ~· 11est iJtmir~ price. Ancl-yie'l t ~ee.f~~.Mv~ faat~~~ Adams Parts of Your Car ~.. ••• •0"" .' ransr~rred to a Hunpita! when he died lm was emp]oyed a s .t the American car ' in Huntington. }· 11'1>111-Galllpolio Fer. 1928, son or Harry Pt. Pleaaan4 and Idle Shepard Rainey, ~ # 4 '1111. C!f!~ .on the loft ~ook to you like the •Ciliiitilre from The Blatt< n, deCked out in •· riiiW turtle itodl oweater. ut it'l not. And the ob)!l:t next to It II nOt the flenda of a lliOdt!n building. In fact, all the objects depicted here""' wall-known parts of your car, seen In different perspe~.1ive than usual. Try to 1uess their idenll· lies but don~ be disippoinbed If you fall. Turn this - p e r over for tile an.-s. I I dOl 8~1 (_...IOQ) !ISnj I !aptlq M!M PIOfljlptJIM jO (OJ\Oql) lfiiiiA Jll oi11 0 jO ol!po 8\ll !JOIIil J!l Jldid 1 10 MO!A dn-asot' e '11n1d I(JI!ds 1 10 puo lu!J!I tiltnoj 811! (1~8!' 01 11&1) 'SY3MSNV) Cars· an Mean More than ansportation "Yi Roger, Pt. Pleas- l/tlp de ~Kith llttre Fa••. Drire witll lxtnJ Cn . ,, This ayml;o~s yow· !&s~l,l.fl~Jl~e ~ . a blc J, m• IIIII inj!jl i II .trlclan who l.hen "••- .. ....~.trieat .... -· plant ""*'r•l ' It's summer, with kids out of school, having fun, dashing c:iboui. Laok ouJ for them. lie sure that safety comes first when· you're driving. Go slow .. ·• be alert. You 'II be helping the kids WI Cill love to have their summtf fun. -. 2. G&J . AlJTO PARTS CO. . GALUPOLIS Bending ooVpin IIJ'I OSP rr ' W. . ~OOND POMEIIOY 992-.2139 :. Counties. '111o)lllrol , m fatal oecideniL -:,. • .. '" contactQr ·.' ". y· . "" ... ;! ' lleh 28 ()OriiDIIs were Meigs Coomt;y, t h o (ed 19 accidents with aeeldenlo In IIIIIch Jured, ODe ......... Jaeklon Counlf, IOridDg 1, 303 _patrol II10IIfll mode 2!i5 lr·· ' 361 Wll'llln8a,- Ia! dolalh, aacltted ~647- -·red pf<IIIOJV. 1 I I , ,_.,.~ i 21 aeeldoall In "• ~f •' . . ' ' I ~ 'I . ' .. . - • I • I coveral wounded oo- Vlelllamese f'rl8htened (Continued 8) ant, and James and GIQ' lll!llo!..!', both of ~· Grove, and sistera, Mila Betb' ReWey, PL Plels&nti Mrs. Evel)'D Doll, Woooter, and lolrL Mlr7 Nor- 1 1, YOU,Che~,VL C,. doy at 2 the Mollr-&tevens Funeral Heine. '• a mile aouth of Rt. 211. The patrol said that . - . . . ' i' parked m the east side of lbe 1 hlgbwa,y, attempted to malia a .;; , ' uu~· tum and head aouth. Hli ' . N--., · ear 'ftl across theroadwaJwhc ~ a car driYOn c.' II waa struck In the left ,...... ~ . by lrll. ID GoUla, loleial - hllitollii and welder, 34, of Wbeeleribura. :.o1 ~· There 1IU mnderate ,....... I)OIIsi'OII, stale IUI!h- to vebleles. No IIU . lnvelltipted 62 acel- injured. 'f• a jump of 10 over word Gre' f, roomd the clelil ot .-11011s were InJured. lnveotlgaled 42 aeellllla C<unt:Y. lnelod- w... w.. . 421""' IIi dashed boek and "' minor damage to ed lilndaY 011 $308 bond to1111181l' ~., Cooney, accord- JIMIO 3 In GalllpoUs lolunlclj)al etrol, lett tile scene Court. Of!leen rep>rtedthatBiekora, tor loealed and arIa oebe<kded to 'I'· headod onulh, !ailed to DO&QIIale harp of hltsk!P J101e a eurve. Ilia car off t b e ;ounty CO\Irt. rllllt aide or the hlgbwa,y, throo&ll "VIekera, 24, RL I a guard raB and -.an embank1 arrested for drh- ment. 'l'bere waa moderate dam.. oxleated after IJI ac- age to tbe ear. No one wu & {J,(J p.m. Sllurdoy .., jured. .1o1m Gareeo, 18, Rt. I Galll- . o f . milt lim. He was releas- poUo, and a 16-¥ear-old Rt. I BldweU boy were arre- liD ehal'pa of lnt.oxleatloo. were passenaers 1n Ule Bfckera alrol lnveotlgated cor. IYer the lolomorlll Forrest Jooea, 17, Galllpollo, tre reported. Five was clted to Gallla C<luab' Juye.. olno _ , illiw'ed. nne eoort .rune 8 m • chirp IBnliDIIsandre»of failure to yield the rlilfll cl mocial nay weekway afiAor an aeeldeat II U :25 ours, trwn 6 p.m. p.m. &lnday on Rt. 7, four.tentbl Don't be . l! eorres,..- K 1 to who heel Just left lbe of!lcera belllre the roeket 1111, · UP! Webb, Fuloeral ......... will be Tuolp.m. In the llariAII at A!Jp)e GrOYt with the In addltioo to his Rev. OdeU Bush ofllelatlog. J1ur,. ds wife, Ev..:.~.;:n Long !a1 wW be In the C , . Ceme• sona, Michael &Ill tery. 1 at heme; two daughThe body will lie In state at rly and Teresa, at the chapel ooe hour prior to the Jrothers, Ernest. Gal- services. Friends m~ call at 'Pf'lll ~Sid · Sandy&B Grangem business f '} Van Glan, cmunander of eapltal m!Utary dlllrlet, Col. Tnn Van Phan, ~ pollee chief of starr. ...... 8ln·~IIWlt~: • • •' ineluded Held in Hit-Skip llettlemebt ~>trill ~lai'nilr .;, ·.. . . '£i~ i-4 " RemeDt...l:lef..:.:thM~• Joii!J.•;Ii lt!Wif1 0 wOWIII8d iguyen Ngoc Xlah, nlstratnr of S&lgon · ·~" . barg of former lnfl:'""''jl. . Mlnlller Nguyen !lao 'I'rL -Sgt. PhaD Van PI1ID, IIIIo ..- · the moy..-• Besides the i . Pho Quoc Chu, white pluter and blood. '!'be· · rbor Patrol pollee lnclden4 \lorot ot U. kind In thil · war, shoeked the VietlameSL John Wo.vne Racine, tra•,el4 threulih a N810'0b 11110 -loiO,I. bl'<llllir 4 Killed WHAT IS IT7 mishap near _· '' - l,ow Ratet >; . .! ' .l, • • Sandy & e. One amou all location No deduct i .,' '· • • A tan belt should be quite tight. An experienced meehanle can tell you whether It's tilbt OIIOU8h. . If you're JOW ou . . Muc~otor lluld, first let tbe engine eoo1 oft. Then open tbe radiator preBBure cap caretuUif and check the leYel.. It you need water, add It slowly whUe thE u. f-"'· -- · We insure " • too loose. Hsrtenblch's The A dull, thudding noise be· neath the car when you're driving dOWn a b\lillpy road may sound ezactly lib • lrlendly dar tbumplng his taU on ,.. WOOden lloor. There•e nothlnc canine about th1a bwiii!DP CARli tit I Ia , """'lo• • • • • - but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alwar I • ,, tells you I ' . . slng!&ocar pan. Hear a high-pitched, rhythIt's Pi'Obabl1 Yll1ll' exh&uat mical chirping like a nesttul pipe and .mulller bailglq up of hungry robins? It'a prob,( against tbe bciG7 or tr11111e aa ably a dry fan belt an euy a result of loose or brokeJI u matter tor your aervlee man mounting straps. What you to silence. . probably need II either a tightOnce In a whUe this chirp· ening JOb or replacellleJit of a lng can be the more serloua •~IV· Doth can .be expertJ7 wall of forgotten generator attended to at yOur dealer's. bearings protesting laek or engine Ia ldllnt; The •clunk•. or a "cQwbeU, l)lbrlcant . Your mechanic • • • emanating trom beiiiatb 'U!e j!nows how to "feed" your car Do you hear the squeal or a eaf'alloor· .. Jl!D.ride on ZOU8h the oU that will bring soothing frightened .pig when JOU llrst pamnent, It Often eallled 111 relief to your ears. touch the brakes In the morna shock ablolber tb&t'e loose' • • • Ing? It could mean that your due to '!01'11 rubber bu•I!IDtio · It your engine mlaaes or brake llnlnp are prone to Replaeeulmt or the idles roughly on a wet morn- squeak when cold and damp. shoul~ Pllt ~-~ bailie In ioacl Ing, you'D probably hear a But U YOU hear the IIOiae Je· shape, . peatedly, better have the bral<e "mlck-snlck" noise under tbe Ql OOW,., IUppo,se 1011 he_. bOnd; It sounlla lor all tbe IIDlngs ebeeked. a . tinkle llllder your ~~~ that world nte a loud cricket or the • • • remlnda you or a baby'a rattle? breaking, or a twig. When you tate yOur toot ol! l113t ....,h an ezploratoi,- ann This 18 tbe sound an electric the ~rator at medluni under the ieat. You'll probably spark lllikeo when It Jumps lind that l'Utle baby 8 from a damp spark plug wire "loot" the other day! · to S1'llUild on the engine bloell: Rather than fool around wttb Safety Council Ust8 .. t.he wiring yourself, let a Lif&Savin~J Car Tips When cleaning your wind- . ' trained auto mechanic malte lhleld, don't Ioree the w!Hi ·. sure everythiDg 1a dry and I J113t Ill headaches; hyer bladea fll}de. 8qine of tbe Ja{i .... shlp,shape - and at the same al!d na113ea are nature's . model ~~ ~ Wlp.. time haYe your spark plugs danger algnala or illness. en call be 'perrnahell~!'lJam. checked . tbe fam!IJ car also showa ...... ,_ • • • I)'JIIptom.a or trouble. -·~ tbem to ·an• A startling sound like a . A list or the automotive other poeiiiOn. . . • woodpecker gone berserk on a danger ligDa Ia contained 1n " metal door, particularly when a new publlcatlon laaued by the englne'a cold In the morn,. tbe National Safety CounIng, It not an Indication or Imcil. lntltled, "How To Dl&lminent dlaaater but ....,. lltenoae the Danger 81gno of an ly Juot a atlcll:y hydraulic valve Alling Auto,• tbe pamphlet lUter. deoerll;lea how to feC01n1R Usually It ean be readily vario113 taDinga. silenced by a ehaoge to fresh . c Included are ml0111 on detergent oU andlor a speclaJ the br&klng oyltem, llahts, ou additive. However, u your ateeriJl,&, tlrea, eXbau1 t,, car hal solid tappebl - and gl... , wipers, bOrn, and . IIUIIIJ high-performance autovarlooa,ellfllne cOmponents. ·~.· mobUea do-an adJuatment It Collies of the Jllli!Phlet (' .. " probably nece.asary. can be obtained tor 10cenbl \ • by Wdtlng the · National ; I Safety Council, 425 North Mlcblcan Avenue ,.., ...... ~v, ••' . ' , a Sooth VietnaSllortl)' arter the roekot l!lese emunand post 20 feet blasted the school that sened aboye the heads ot the omcers as a temporary DI>Oralloos dlreetlna the street flshl. headquarters, a Viet COIIj! B40 • · An the victims were strong roeket smashed Into 1 lluddhlot supporters or VIce President teiiiJIIe, ldlllog three clvlllarul Nguyen cao Ky whose mllltal')' and wowxling 20. supJIOI"t larply keeps him In omclalo Killed power. The dead as the cmunand 'l1le helicopter IUMel' had post included: aimed three rockets at a Viet - Nguyen Van Luan, Saigon Cong rOcket nest SO yard• pollee chlet beyond the ccmmand poat. A - Lt. COl. Dao Ba Phuoc, -· . -~ . . - - -- - ·- :· - - ~ 'IDIU.. __ ll.S. aookesman .-~~ ...~ .~...,. ....- d e r o( the ranger IJ'oup ·· ·--· - -~ ...._ ---..:--.... --· --. ~- ...the guerrillas. ------.....,..- '.....____ slammed Into ·• In ipeedJ, do ,toll bear a ~ at the rear of tbe.car tbat ~ lll:e the wblne or an oy8rq~ col!ee tmn~ Moat: llg ~ · ' cauae It wom rear UJe· OUe remecl7 Ia replacem,nt, · but ~th an older car, a tradeIn lli!ght be an even better Idea. ·'....... -·--·-- -· _ ~- _._.,. _ __...._.,.___ ,.Hqw Good ate:·You .at·· / The abbey of l .,-1' .,,,, '·t'". ABOVE oy. Michel It kleated on Islet oil the c o 1 Normandy. : ' - ~ F41eatloo of the Luther • ' .' LlUEtJ, YOU GOVS I'M TELLUJS YOU' RIGHT ~OW... · '• ~ ll(liil 000!~ f!lniilfll !l!kl 4!)1 lo' ' ·• " .·.o ,, der-U · - ' ·~. ~~~·~. ~i He was married to llno Coate of Middle 27, 18M. ~ '1111 Rev . Mr. Me~ ao Pallor of Calva~ Chureh, ~rlnefleld, J •• 27, 1967 "' to eontlrue gramato ' ' ' • ther•s theory fl. edue !' . Vul!lblo ~ VOL. XXI NO. 28·-·,..----------~ '-'M~QI~~~~?!!!£~~-.,..~-_:_--~ MONDAY. JUNE 3,. 1908 ·, . 0' • llll,l11 .... Ojatmer 'nlfW,. '. He waa awll'llld II of Socrad TllooiOIJ (S tho Ma~ · r ROI181c! entine ~ The . expletive "by jlmiJI)'" . ., . . •• 41.- 2 Automobiles· Are Damaged �. I' "I' '' Now Yoil Know .'~"• . ' " .r ' ' -"' • Ro,..U L. '• -~ ,I 5': •' ..... .·'• ., ' The expletive ' "by ' ' ... ' .: ... ' ' ··.onlra, .._. ~1'1 . •• ' ( ·' . ' , .. ..- . ' . I ' . ' )' ' I. ' I' '- •• • Decno• from vet-'t1.~d. 11• woo airardld II of Saerecl TlltolOIII' (& Ute Miller <Jl ROll~~<! l . • l' theals on the Social Martin LAither and lor: hla Uteols Involved a ' Uttr'a theory <Jl edu<ljl , 'rl, 19&. ~ The Rev. Mr. Mc!J19 u Pallor or Calv~ { ~ .' ' . . (' ~ ' . .. p ., ,. ·, .\ \' ' .. 0 ' . ' , . 0 ',..:) ' ... ~. '{ '' ' ·II ... .. • . VletnoSAIGON (UPI) -U.S. hellcq>o slammed Into a Sooth 20 !eel ters bltUing guerrillas In Sli&on mese ccmmand post fired only tear gas shells tlidil)', above the heads ol the omcera Their rockets and machlnegu!IB · dlre.Ung the otreetftghL killed seven Sooth Vtetnom , All the victims were strang olllclals Sunday in the fourth aupportera o! VICe President . auch accident In a mOIIIh. Nguyen can Ky whose mU!IUY · American spokesmen decUned support lugely keeps him In to eay II tbe switch to gas had power. had al1)1hing 10 do Willi tbe killing The helicopter guaner aimed three rockets at a Viet or Saigon's pollee chief •nd aIx ·--'· other police and army cimclala. Cong rocket neat 50 •~- Church, Sprinefleld, I ual ~7, 1967 lfhen h< i to <CIIIIlme gra:l&ate Ute UI&VerolQ< or To!') ada, Where he Is a cal Utt Doctor or TheolOf ., addltim to Ute bonora. Mr. MelntY~ ceiYIIII a !ull.QdUon • j II \ l \ LI~E~. YoU GOYS, I'M TELLltJS YOU RIGHT ~OW... · !rom Ute Bolrd of ~ E&lcatlon of the LutheJ In Amerl ca and the . ' In tbe Killgs~ '-Better ·.· \. . .. DID 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT? ·. ·,' - a .·fverywtreredJ . Led h,- u 19:2$ Oaldand, pa.rade of untique ~ar11 · ~h"e fe•tinl ~,. •re jud1ed on appear-r._ee a~ enthuud 11pectatou at the Antiqu, C~r Fatl"'al per{ormanl'e ·an a ·~eriee or teM~J, eut:k •• in Greenfield ViiLige, Dearbom, Miehlpn. At • · .lble to drive the tloweet without tta~Hftl• " You aum!ller · due 1o ,ofllr~ b7 ballni the fol! In Injuries . alngl~ar Hartenbach's The the R«clne lua, said he areUe 118hter. The lowing , ·(1) Per·- ..aaent anti· r,_ eontalno nut inhlbl· ton that ....,. lose el:lidi•.. neu .alter • win1er•• ..,.. Drola and lluth the eoollq n :i .,..._. Then replace with new aatiJreeae or water and nut Inhibitor to .I .....L . ~" (I) ~ she radlotor cap to mU.e ture 1t idei:Ht prete1ll"e aecordin1 to man· ufacturer•• r.eommenda .. tioli. . ~ . . (4) 'lf4e ~In ensill<l Idle .p..do..,. oet at prOper ' ' h ,. - ' ~- I _ . . . the eoolln1 i,.tem. (2) Hake nro oU drive belto ... pNperly ifPu· ' ... ·-. ~ \'I,. -..., ,. " ~~··' -· ' ofe<lfu:atiom. (5) Han ndloton and tells you • • I - but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alwar, H~nry Ford Mul'lftlnl 111 Greenfield VillaJe ha11 one o£ the 'world'• luraetl eolledion!l ,ot llntique cur&. - M.intalnt."d in n~inl condition, ·'lhek" ~•r11 CAR~'' Ft PAUl ' 404 Second It y<)U're an antique ·car tan, your summer travels are likely to put you In the neighborhood ol an &utomoblle museum. .. 1 SANI Ml '. ' •' DID 'I'OU 14: WHATOOl 5-\ID T'MI Yf;H...WHO'S HE THINK >lE IS, '' Here's a roster ' ,, ' feell•e. museums .- ' -Lu..,, Pettit ....._ .. M.tffiN ~""·· Nllfvnll ln.. - HVIft, k~rlftwn ~ 0 - lhn'"et!IIOI'I'I All• ti.,. Cor Mu1wm, Horrl'*t"'11 hrltcart M¥.. " - · Hufltlntdon. SOUTH OAKOfA- Pl.-r Awt• Mwl~~~~t, Mvr4o; H-..teu MltMIMI, tophi YIIMOHT - Cr~~tlttH C."'• ""*""• .,, I~~N~Ht~~ Milo Cemm. _... WISCOHSIN - W.WI · Aut. .........., Olllttl1 P. A. Wooftldui MwMv~ .. . ..,.· MvltVItl of ""''"" AutM, Lab 1...........,.,, City. ' HllAl - Hl1,.rltol AutM!Ibll... c..r1,...1 WIHt MIIMIII!'I, 1111 AMO&I•. VIIGINIA- C. ond ' - ' ' • Corf.¥0'1, lrMb _ lm- Avt-.tln .,.._, of AloltOII'IeitiiH, CONNICTICUT - , .....,, Avt.ft..t.llo Mv· toll!li, louthlntt-. • OISJIICJ OF COLUMIIA - U.S. Notlonol . MUHIIIII l-CIIIch el lllllfltt... ICII'JI . ILOIIDA - ltllllll Cort M' YIHftftlay, Saratoloj lal'ly '-1'1c1111 MIIMIHII, 51....., Sprlr~~• ; Elll.et Vthlcul•r \"'tlutiH, Shlort. GI!OIGIA - MI... Auto MvMWII, Af· Sendy & e. One emou IlliNOIS - M - ef Sclt~~eo •d ht· dultry, (hlc111•. ,l}ee~ '. meChanic,~, in a modern S0!11lce· Allfo MWOVM, .............. I~ Auto MIH-, ........... .; MI(HIGAN-......,~....-..,0..... ltW ¥111..o, Do.t~Mnt, ~ Hl•t.rtc.l C.,.lc.. ., ....,...... ' Carrl.,.s, Mac... CNrlfr1 W...._., c.,. ., fMtofy.Hw, Gnt!l!!f ..,.., '-II ..._, Ml.llouM, D.i~IJ Nollanll. MISIISSIPrl - Shop,,,.,........., Gr. _..._. ,,_.,, Anti- . NIIIASICA- Pl....,. VlllrotJo, Ml~ ~ • NIYADA -lfofMII't AutofwN, IMt. NIW IIAMPSHIII - Mtrtllth AIIM ... . . -, MorMIItiJ O.,.ttt ._... tf .._..., - . ........,.tt. ' NIW MUICO- c.IM b~, ...... Fo. . NIW YOU- .,..... Afltl~- Auko MJ,j. ..-, lrJ~t L"'f l11oMCf ~.....­ G74lloA• OolliJOOII/o ..,... """'..,....., .... Mu..-, ~..... OHIO- AUto Awllltlllll ....._., ~ I , '*"'- NNNSYLWANIA-... I . lll(tf't, '• 'I " •.··-~ '• handa ._,...1 Sendy& B Grangem business f Don't be word contect01 W,I.W. . ,.J,"' • · -\·!hanohtp' !t tht~· ' ,oi 't~e·rtly · · - tnli~ and experl· !NOlANA - S,_..o, Mu..-, lml.,.llt. MASUatUIIns - MilUM ., ldONt, Arltl"" Aut.tobllo Mlllelll'll ti ..... , ltMitliM, lltnlllt •• ,.,........... ~~ MMaWk Trail Atll• MltMUIII, a.lt. -"1 S11l0t11 Avl11 Mu.11111, lal-1 W11t,H LDw Retes ' . .: -ass~nins f&U · the." ;o · · •. :~trh ~Hied .work1 ··, lolita . ell location No deduct .,- ' • • I, , Mltrlcft •111 lii!IGIII lllr liMb !ea11Htifl .......t"'d rotu• II AM. Nil~ ad molal" ••• """'"~ Trip~ dtSltiCd hr Jlir ~ llitilt ••• AU'I,IWI "CIII"',. ..,, ••• J..bll! •••IPICJ ..... ..,.. Ia , •• PIIIIIIIIICCiftistlaorsiiCI ond ~alllarrttt bnd pif14Cikll. pollee. -MaJ. ~~- Boo broMr of rormer lrllllrlllllll< Minister NIUJ'lfl Bao -Sgt. Plwl V&ll Phall, aide the may«. Be'!de• tho -· Officials Killed woundad lneboded Col. ~~~~; The dead as the command Van Gian, commandar of - . ''" post included; capital lllilltll')l dhtrlot, _ Nm••en Van LUIII, c-•- Col. Tran Van Phon, •Uionlt'' ·~ -..~· ~• of ~• pollee chleL pollee ·""e! · _ LL Col. Dao Ba Phooc, UPI correspondent Kat o --der of the ranger group Webb, who had juat left b the guerrillas. omcers before the rocket hll. 00~~--cle~~k~~~_ ,, ., poll co. and W<lUnded covend Col. Pho Quoc Clu, white plaster ~ blood. Tho' ' 'Harbor Patrol police inclden~ worst ollto kiDd In llli, ~ut YOUJ>t~ Cill AM tot!oJ, - rour10U coyetedl ..· :· · ar 'tm ~e'itt ' equlpJ>ed·· lor ~. .ci ·~' . ~ ' ",' ~ . 8""'your .tar.. .•n-np·' .... ..,.,. ter '"' make.,. lor Iiiii*· lion reBulariY-;.,nll let U* " keeP._ it ._in s~~for. rriOSl' ,· eeo~om;csl 11!1 life: op-·.· erat1on, - ~-~! ,• · -i" .' :~ create an..lnlnventOry and - Nev~rthele&~. In the pany wouldn't stay In business long lf ·tbere were ·not a well organized system of getting the pioduct to tile conaumer. Belillt with Pai1•,'Maker "At the other end or the chain, tile service station, specialty allop, garage and otller outlets depend upon the manufacturer and warehouse to have parts when needed. "The whole process begins With the parts maker, who sends his products to tile warehowe distributor, the service distributors and the jobbera, who In turn supply the garages, S:Orvlce stations, car dealera and other retail service , ;";:: outlets. "When a service station or gara1e doesb't have a parttcu,{ lar part on hand, or doe~·t . . have necespty lnfoniiir.t19n about that part, he can get the Information, tile part and even special tools necessary to In}'lndinr: oul what•, Wt(KIJ with y~ur famil1 car ir~ n~ 1un•er a stall the part !rom his Jobber u 1 uesR-and~bJ~olly" hutinen. Sophl&liuted tesdna equ1pment c-an or warehouse. 1e. 10 th.,root of trouble as fall a• prolon• and f~et'tronl can mO\"e, "Often, this service Is proService •••tion1 in"VHtlhoueMnde ol dollan each m 1ull'h equipment vided in a matter o! minutes. to kerp customen' ears ronnln1 r~pt, "This conatant ftow o! patta, equlp_ment and Information lryJu11lry KHpll P•ce Throughout the epuntry thoumakes It possible ·for today's Despite this complicated sands upon tlt&usands o! motoj1it to lose llttle tl1ne get- business ol parts diBtrlbutlon, trained personnel are dedicatting Ills car repalred,"Mr. Raf- : the Industry · manages to ed to tile Job o! lmowlng what tery ·concluded. · .I keep pace lflth the ever l.n - 11 needed for every car procreaslng-demand and changes. duced. -- . Nguyen Ngoc Xlm, Vlell:llmes~l'_ri8htoned dmlnlstrator of Salgoo (Continued on - 8) f 4 Killed a HJmo. ant, and J ..... ~ Gary llalnef, Hospital when he died both o1 ,&j:>ple Grove, and vtcdm was employed as siatere, Mill BetQ' RalDIY. pt. ll' at the American car Pleasant; Mrs. Eva!YD Dou, WoosiAII', ~ MIL Mar)' NOI'ndry in Huntington. ~& born at Galllpollt Fer· veU, Chesapsal<e, va. og transl~rred to ;- .f oielp ,....,. coollq fino. · ' Ill • Mil~ bla J. ID8n ~ lnlldl 1 .trlclul who When It blew 'I.. f.; ·• ~ bl.: ' plant \ ~ - ,. ' lnd- l!llt>l~r•l ' . 9, 1928, son of Harry "'Y, Pt. Pleaaant, and , Sedie Shepard Rainey. ling in additloo to his ls his wife, Ev.;.~·n Long two sons, Michael 111::1 Oath at home; two ~­ everly and Teresa, at JUr brothers, Ernest, Gal"erryj Roger, Pt. Pleas- Funeral servlceawUl beTueaday at 2 p.m. in lllo C~ at Awle Grove with tbe Rev. Odell Bush omciatln&- eur.. tal will be In the Cblpo1 c tery. The body will lie in state Ill tbe c~ me hour prier to Ute services. Friends .maY call It the Mohr-&b!veDS Funeral il<lno. - t . ' , Held in Hit-Skip minor damage to ed Smday m f3(18 bond tooppear ,,, Van COonay, accord- JWII 3 In Gallipolis Municipal · he patrol, loll tbe scene Court. Olflcers reportedthatBiekere, 1 later located ~ orHe Is achoddecl to ap. headad aoulll, lalled to ...p~~ate a charge of hltstdp June a cu,.,.e, lllB car W<llll off t b e rllbt olda of Ute higbway, throlllb <~• county CourL D, VIckers, 24, Rt. I a guard rail ~down anemb,ankwu arrelted tor drlv- ment. There woo meclerale damage to Ute car, No ooe waa Ill· t Intoxicated after an u.e. I WU t 11:20 p.m. Saturday 011 , two-tentha 0( a mile Vinton. He ,... releas- jured John Garnes, 18, Rt. I Go!UpoUs, and a l6-5oar.dd Rt. I Bidwell boy were arrested oo chargeo of -..Uon. - a-·· . . ' In 1981 over one hundred ten bWion parts were assembl84 lilto 1 miWon, four hundred thousand U.S. cara. There were 310 dl!!erent makes and models from wlllcil tlie buyer could choose, and he could speci!y a staggering number of options. This beComes a crazy-qullt of comlllnatlona with wlllch the country's 355,000 service outleU must coQtend, because many of these components chance from year to year. , For the automotive parts companlea and' their cllannels of .. distribution, . the problem becomes momenlo\is, W)len a car owner rieecis service, no matter where )le may re or what make and model he Is driving, parts must be readily It'• tilt kind of sorvke 1nd protec- / lloq I!V!f}' motorist peds , , . !low for ,pOoiible'...iraetlono. .....tOt war, shocked the Vletmmeae. of compatts diStrlbuean lle. seen ,ln ·one ·manllsts some systei!L make diller- · (7) Check tJihtn..· of_ puiloi lluli oo woler jla,.p · .... pump 'P•ketl(8) Cheelowrtlow t!lbe. (9) " av~tlable. ' ' ,_,_,.d 1ightning, 11Jcplosion, . AM. Is the co~tiY'i lart1nl ~~~~!!mo­ bile club, lnd our 10,500.000 members enjoJ mry club se!Yice nt mattsr wlitro lhey.lravel. ' ',•,. Wnt M""!'hl1. CAUfOINIA Nobon Collot· tlon , N. Hoii)'Woo4. COLOtADO - Gholt Town Mut(tlllft , (ol6roft s,rl ..ll Yettran Car Mu .. IIM, DMI¥11'l TIIUIMV't Aute M~, fltt C11IA1ttl Gllldlfl CMek1 Auto MUMIIM, LllllkCMif Molllltcllfl. .We Insure I U there'• ho dreulalloa · · ·:~< durial obllhs occelentloa, • the lhermOIIat .,., be <10' . Petit hoft Mountiln, MotriiiOfiJ t-.p'l An . llqu. Gun 01\d (lit Col'-'li .... Hlehwoy t70, I I . hos•l>roiNid fO.Ieako 'lith • ~retfl~r. (6) Ch"!'k .eoolmt elreu• latlon ~1 oli10rvl)oc lloe cool-ant In the ndlos.. ileclt d....., DOI'IJIII operat,km. ' ANYWAY? • I or that &re open to the public. The llst was prepared by historte car butf and museum owner Arthur 0. Rippey ot Denver, Colorado. Atlr:ANUS - MVHWII 'j . ' r•nce rrom 1111 B..- He•M t~iT1.1&e lO 80t u t" that ban)l)' quaUf,z, ~ hilloric Ul:"l (25 yea" or m<Jre), (Pholo .by Philippe Halo.,.n) Where to see the Antique Cars \ ,..:...U., 20. \ . ' ·be '', and ~'i" . lt•i·W-r Service& P•rfoi'DIGice Pfote,ction i sy. {. ~. ABOVE SUnday before tbe U.! 1'l1e abbey of i Michel is located on Islet oft the c o ; Normandy. Shortly alter the roekot blasted tbe school that served a temporary ~1'111<111 08 headquarters, a VIol cons B40 rocket smuhed iniD 1 ~at temple killing three cl ns Sev~:B;~ ~:~s. ~~-w~ !n ~~,,:=:t:-4.~~.!;.,~ _. ' RED DEMONSTRATIQ' COPENHAGEN ( Ccmmuniat - led demo qalnst tho American' In Vletnom will bi ! ~~--~~~~ . He was married tot uno Coots at Mlcldle ~ '1\i 1\~. ,. ; . , .r: ' """"""ted ' I · \ J .•.. ,. Uon (M.R,E.) , da&rOj ..... boUt i lalt aeademle Jear. · S. T.M. Mr. Mcl~Q~ ' Dev~led.· 1';, The interu~ OJ The Me~.M_;n Area , . . VOL XXI NO. ~----~----------~~~~~~~~~~==~=-------~~MON~DA~JUNEll~ ..... ·-28 the Zodiac. tlidill' 11111 ""'w•e~u.~ • ·e. -n tine ·~. !li at jlmi"¥'.~ derives lrom tho! custom of an, dent sallon who swore by Gem- · in! (lite Twins) lite Utlrd algo .In • • IY Patrol ln..,atlgated rea over the Memorial ls were reported. Five deb nine were inlured 42 warnings ~ rend- ' lolemorlal Day .02 hours, frtJD 6 p.DL Juno 2. were pea-rs In Ute Blckerl .....Forrest '' c ~ Jooes, 17, GalllpoUo, wos cltacl to Gallia County JuvenUe Court June 8 .... charlO of failure to yield Uto rllbt of ~ ~ way alter an accident at U:2$ p.m. Smday on Rt. 7, lour-• of a mile aouUt ol Rt. 211. '' , If The patrol aold that Jottol, ., parked 011 Ute east olda of tile_ ., 1 hlgbwoy' at:temptacl to moke • .., ' uu" tum and head 8l:db. IU.I • , car wa• across theroadwi.Y.t. . ~ 1 It wao struck 111 llle tell ,.... b1 · ~ded a car driven by NIOII!I Snrtlnder, 114, of Wheelel'llllu11, ·i , There waa moderate cluull ,'l ' ·;.!!!polls Post, Stato IIIBh- to lMIUt velllclos. No - · Wl8 der Bending Up in .·Says OSP '·'i ;rol, lnveatlptecl 62 ace!- injured ' Ma,y, • jump of 10 ...r In AprU, In Gallla, Meiss kson Counties. Tllepotrol jlted no !atal aedlnduclod 21 accl-a In 19 peroma were !QJured. 2 Automobiles Are Damaged :rol lnveat1ptacl 42 ace!• Gallla County, lncludln lfhich 28 perams ware Two cars had minor ~::j . D> Meigs Cwot;y, t b o ~ tbe driver of 0110 Wed 19 aecl-o wltll was cUed iiiiJ Dll)'ar•• c:GIIIt accident• In lfhicb tho raoult of an ace!- .., «IIUurecl. One aceldanl Main st., I'QY police Sli4 " Ia Jadlaon Cotmt;r. A car drlvn by Konnotll . !r• wurldng 1,303 palrol • -... ast mada 255 or- 47, ~. a car.,.._,.. ' Y lsueil 361nrtllnaa,apeelal clotalla, uallled 11, ,.._ whlcli lfl•<s. !.....,ted 647 .... lng a tun1 .., an an~~.......-a.­ driveway. Wilt · 'n -rt1. . charpl vehicle of ~.••...~1 ''*" �. I' "I' '' Now Yoil Know .'~"• . ' " .r ' ' -"' • Ro,..U L. '• -~ ,I 5': •' ..... .·'• ., ' The expletive ' "by ' ' ... ' .: ... ' ' ··.onlra, .._. ~1'1 . •• ' ( ·' . ' , .. ..- . ' . I ' . ' )' ' I. ' I' '- •• • Decno• from vet-'t1.~d. 11• woo airardld II of Saerecl TlltolOIII' (& Ute Miller <Jl ROll~~<! l . • l' theals on the Social Martin LAither and lor: hla Uteols Involved a ' Uttr'a theory <Jl edu<ljl , 'rl, 19&. ~ The Rev. Mr. Mc!J19 u Pallor or Calv~ { ~ .' ' . . (' ~ ' . .. p ., ,. ·, .\ \' ' .. 0 ' . ' , . 0 ',..:) ' ... ~. '{ '' ' ·II ... .. • . VletnoSAIGON (UPI) -U.S. hellcq>o slammed Into a Sooth 20 !eel ters bltUing guerrillas In Sli&on mese ccmmand post fired only tear gas shells tlidil)', above the heads ol the omcera Their rockets and machlnegu!IB · dlre.Ung the otreetftghL killed seven Sooth Vtetnom , All the victims were strang olllclals Sunday in the fourth aupportera o! VICe President . auch accident In a mOIIIh. Nguyen can Ky whose mU!IUY · American spokesmen decUned support lugely keeps him In to eay II tbe switch to gas had power. had al1)1hing 10 do Willi tbe killing The helicopter guaner aimed three rockets at a Viet or Saigon's pollee chief •nd aIx ·--'· other police and army cimclala. Cong rocket neat 50 •~- Church, Sprinefleld, I ual ~7, 1967 lfhen h< i to <CIIIIlme gra:l&ate Ute UI&VerolQ< or To!') ada, Where he Is a cal Utt Doctor or TheolOf ., addltim to Ute bonora. Mr. MelntY~ ceiYIIII a !ull.QdUon • j II \ l \ LI~E~. YoU GOYS, I'M TELLltJS YOU RIGHT ~OW... · !rom Ute Bolrd of ~ E&lcatlon of the LutheJ In Amerl ca and the . ' In tbe Killgs~ '-Better ·.· \. . .. DID 'IOU GUYS HEAR THAT? ·. ·,' - a .·fverywtreredJ . Led h,- u 19:2$ Oaldand, pa.rade of untique ~ar11 · ~h"e fe•tinl ~,. •re jud1ed on appear-r._ee a~ enthuud 11pectatou at the Antiqu, C~r Fatl"'al per{ormanl'e ·an a ·~eriee or teM~J, eut:k •• in Greenfield ViiLige, Dearbom, Miehlpn. At • · .lble to drive the tloweet without tta~Hftl• " You aum!ller · due 1o ,ofllr~ b7 ballni the fol! In Injuries . alngl~ar Hartenbach's The the R«clne lua, said he areUe 118hter. The lowing , ·(1) Per·- ..aaent anti· r,_ eontalno nut inhlbl· ton that ....,. lose el:lidi•.. neu .alter • win1er•• ..,.. Drola and lluth the eoollq n :i .,..._. Then replace with new aatiJreeae or water and nut Inhibitor to .I .....L . ~" (I) ~ she radlotor cap to mU.e ture 1t idei:Ht prete1ll"e aecordin1 to man· ufacturer•• r.eommenda .. tioli. . ~ . . (4) 'lf4e ~In ensill<l Idle .p..do..,. oet at prOper ' ' h ,. - ' ~- I _ . . . the eoolln1 i,.tem. (2) Hake nro oU drive belto ... pNperly ifPu· ' ... ·-. ~ \'I,. -..., ,. " ~~··' -· ' ofe<lfu:atiom. (5) Han ndloton and tells you • • I - but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable main!! resistant and alwar, H~nry Ford Mul'lftlnl 111 Greenfield VillaJe ha11 one o£ the 'world'• luraetl eolledion!l ,ot llntique cur&. - M.intalnt."d in n~inl condition, ·'lhek" ~•r11 CAR~'' Ft PAUl ' 404 Second It y<)U're an antique ·car tan, your summer travels are likely to put you In the neighborhood ol an &utomoblle museum. .. 1 SANI Ml '. ' •' DID 'I'OU 14: WHATOOl 5-\ID T'MI Yf;H...WHO'S HE THINK >lE IS, '' Here's a roster ' ,, ' feell•e. museums .- ' -Lu..,, Pettit ....._ .. M.tffiN ~""·· Nllfvnll ln.. - HVIft, k~rlftwn ~ 0 - lhn'"et!IIOI'I'I All• ti.,. Cor Mu1wm, Horrl'*t"'11 hrltcart M¥.. " - · Hufltlntdon. SOUTH OAKOfA- Pl.-r Awt• Mwl~~~~t, Mvr4o; H-..teu MltMIMI, tophi YIIMOHT - Cr~~tlttH C."'• ""*""• .,, I~~N~Ht~~ Milo Cemm. _... WISCOHSIN - W.WI · Aut. .........., Olllttl1 P. A. Wooftldui MwMv~ .. . ..,.· MvltVItl of ""''"" AutM, Lab 1...........,.,, City. ' HllAl - Hl1,.rltol AutM!Ibll... c..r1,...1 WIHt MIIMIII!'I, 1111 AMO&I•. VIIGINIA- C. ond ' - ' ' • Corf.¥0'1, lrMb _ lm- Avt-.tln .,.._, of AloltOII'IeitiiH, CONNICTICUT - , .....,, Avt.ft..t.llo Mv· toll!li, louthlntt-. • OISJIICJ OF COLUMIIA - U.S. Notlonol . MUHIIIII l-CIIIch el lllllfltt... ICII'JI . ILOIIDA - ltllllll Cort M' YIHftftlay, Saratoloj lal'ly '-1'1c1111 MIIMIHII, 51....., Sprlr~~• ; Elll.et Vthlcul•r \"'tlutiH, Shlort. GI!OIGIA - MI... Auto MvMWII, Af· Sendy & e. One emou IlliNOIS - M - ef Sclt~~eo •d ht· dultry, (hlc111•. ,l}ee~ '. meChanic,~, in a modern S0!11lce· Allfo MWOVM, .............. I~ Auto MIH-, ........... .; MI(HIGAN-......,~....-..,0..... ltW ¥111..o, Do.t~Mnt, ~ Hl•t.rtc.l C.,.lc.. ., ....,...... ' Carrl.,.s, Mac... CNrlfr1 W...._., c.,. ., fMtofy.Hw, Gnt!l!!f ..,.., '-II ..._, Ml.llouM, D.i~IJ Nollanll. MISIISSIPrl - Shop,,,.,........., Gr. _..._. ,,_.,, Anti- . NIIIASICA- Pl....,. VlllrotJo, Ml~ ~ • NIYADA -lfofMII't AutofwN, IMt. NIW IIAMPSHIII - Mtrtllth AIIM ... . . -, MorMIItiJ O.,.ttt ._... tf .._..., - . ........,.tt. ' NIW MUICO- c.IM b~, ...... Fo. . NIW YOU- .,..... Afltl~- Auko MJ,j. ..-, lrJ~t L"'f l11oMCf ~.....­ G74lloA• OolliJOOII/o ..,... """'..,....., .... Mu..-, ~..... OHIO- AUto Awllltlllll ....._., ~ I , '*"'- NNNSYLWANIA-... I . lll(tf't, '• 'I " •.··-~ '• handa ._,...1 Sendy& B Grangem business f Don't be word contect01 W,I.W. . ,.J,"' • · -\·!hanohtp' !t tht~· ' ,oi 't~e·rtly · · - tnli~ and experl· !NOlANA - S,_..o, Mu..-, lml.,.llt. MASUatUIIns - MilUM ., ldONt, Arltl"" Aut.tobllo Mlllelll'll ti ..... , ltMitliM, lltnlllt •• ,.,........... ~~ MMaWk Trail Atll• MltMUIII, a.lt. -"1 S11l0t11 Avl11 Mu.11111, lal-1 W11t,H LDw Retes ' . .: -ass~nins f&U · the." ;o · · •. :~trh ~Hied .work1 ··, lolita . ell location No deduct .,- ' • • I, , Mltrlcft •111 lii!IGIII lllr liMb !ea11Htifl .......t"'d rotu• II AM. Nil~ ad molal" ••• """'"~ Trip~ dtSltiCd hr Jlir ~ llitilt ••• AU'I,IWI "CIII"',. ..,, ••• J..bll! •••IPICJ ..... ..,.. Ia , •• PIIIIIIIIICCiftistlaorsiiCI ond ~alllarrttt bnd pif14Cikll. pollee. -MaJ. ~~- Boo broMr of rormer lrllllrlllllll< Minister NIUJ'lfl Bao -Sgt. Plwl V&ll Phall, aide the may«. Be'!de• tho -· Officials Killed woundad lneboded Col. ~~~~; The dead as the command Van Gian, commandar of - . ''" post included; capital lllilltll')l dhtrlot, _ Nm••en Van LUIII, c-•- Col. Tran Van Phon, •Uionlt'' ·~ -..~· ~• of ~• pollee chleL pollee ·""e! · _ LL Col. Dao Ba Phooc, UPI correspondent Kat o --der of the ranger group Webb, who had juat left b the guerrillas. omcers before the rocket hll. 00~~--cle~~k~~~_ ,, ., poll co. and W<lUnded covend Col. Pho Quoc Clu, white plaster ~ blood. Tho' ' 'Harbor Patrol police inclden~ worst ollto kiDd In llli, ~ut YOUJ>t~ Cill AM tot!oJ, - rour10U coyetedl ..· :· · ar 'tm ~e'itt ' equlpJ>ed·· lor ~. .ci ·~' . ~ ' ",' ~ . 8""'your .tar.. .•n-np·' .... ..,.,. ter '"' make.,. lor Iiiii*· lion reBulariY-;.,nll let U* " keeP._ it ._in s~~for. rriOSl' ,· eeo~om;csl 11!1 life: op-·.· erat1on, - ~-~! ,• · -i" .' :~ create an..lnlnventOry and - Nev~rthele&~. In the pany wouldn't stay In business long lf ·tbere were ·not a well organized system of getting the pioduct to tile conaumer. Belillt with Pai1•,'Maker "At the other end or the chain, tile service station, specialty allop, garage and otller outlets depend upon the manufacturer and warehouse to have parts when needed. "The whole process begins With the parts maker, who sends his products to tile warehowe distributor, the service distributors and the jobbera, who In turn supply the garages, S:Orvlce stations, car dealera and other retail service , ;";:: outlets. "When a service station or gara1e doesb't have a parttcu,{ lar part on hand, or doe~·t . . have necespty lnfoniiir.t19n about that part, he can get the Information, tile part and even special tools necessary to In}'lndinr: oul what•, Wt(KIJ with y~ur famil1 car ir~ n~ 1un•er a stall the part !rom his Jobber u 1 uesR-and~bJ~olly" hutinen. Sophl&liuted tesdna equ1pment c-an or warehouse. 1e. 10 th.,root of trouble as fall a• prolon• and f~et'tronl can mO\"e, "Often, this service Is proService •••tion1 in"VHtlhoueMnde ol dollan each m 1ull'h equipment vided in a matter o! minutes. to kerp customen' ears ronnln1 r~pt, "This conatant ftow o! patta, equlp_ment and Information lryJu11lry KHpll P•ce Throughout the epuntry thoumakes It possible ·for today's Despite this complicated sands upon tlt&usands o! motoj1it to lose llttle tl1ne get- business ol parts diBtrlbutlon, trained personnel are dedicatting Ills car repalred,"Mr. Raf- : the Industry · manages to ed to tile Job o! lmowlng what tery ·concluded. · .I keep pace lflth the ever l.n - 11 needed for every car procreaslng-demand and changes. duced. -- . Nguyen Ngoc Xlm, Vlell:llmes~l'_ri8htoned dmlnlstrator of Salgoo (Continued on - 8) f 4 Killed a HJmo. ant, and J ..... ~ Gary llalnef, Hospital when he died both o1 ,&j:>ple Grove, and vtcdm was employed as siatere, Mill BetQ' RalDIY. pt. ll' at the American car Pleasant; Mrs. Eva!YD Dou, WoosiAII', ~ MIL Mar)' NOI'ndry in Huntington. ~& born at Galllpollt Fer· veU, Chesapsal<e, va. og transl~rred to ;- .f oielp ,....,. coollq fino. · ' Ill • Mil~ bla J. ID8n ~ lnlldl 1 .trlclul who When It blew 'I.. f.; ·• ~ bl.: ' plant \ ~ - ,. ' lnd- l!llt>l~r•l ' . 9, 1928, son of Harry "'Y, Pt. Pleaaant, and , Sedie Shepard Rainey. ling in additloo to his ls his wife, Ev.;.~·n Long two sons, Michael 111::1 Oath at home; two ~­ everly and Teresa, at JUr brothers, Ernest, Gal"erryj Roger, Pt. Pleas- Funeral servlceawUl beTueaday at 2 p.m. in lllo C~ at Awle Grove with tbe Rev. Odell Bush omciatln&- eur.. tal will be In the Cblpo1 c tery. The body will lie in state Ill tbe c~ me hour prier to Ute services. Friends .maY call It the Mohr-&b!veDS Funeral il<lno. - t . ' , Held in Hit-Skip minor damage to ed Smday m f3(18 bond tooppear ,,, Van COonay, accord- JWII 3 In Gallipolis Municipal · he patrol, loll tbe scene Court. Olflcers reportedthatBiekere, 1 later located ~ orHe Is achoddecl to ap. headad aoulll, lalled to ...p~~ate a charge of hltstdp June a cu,.,.e, lllB car W<llll off t b e rllbt olda of Ute higbway, throlllb <~• county CourL D, VIckers, 24, Rt. I a guard rail ~down anemb,ankwu arrelted tor drlv- ment. There woo meclerale damage to Ute car, No ooe waa Ill· t Intoxicated after an u.e. I WU t 11:20 p.m. Saturday 011 , two-tentha 0( a mile Vinton. He ,... releas- jured John Garnes, 18, Rt. I Go!UpoUs, and a l6-5oar.dd Rt. I Bidwell boy were arrested oo chargeo of -..Uon. - a-·· . . ' In 1981 over one hundred ten bWion parts were assembl84 lilto 1 miWon, four hundred thousand U.S. cara. There were 310 dl!!erent makes and models from wlllcil tlie buyer could choose, and he could speci!y a staggering number of options. This beComes a crazy-qullt of comlllnatlona with wlllch the country's 355,000 service outleU must coQtend, because many of these components chance from year to year. , For the automotive parts companlea and' their cllannels of .. distribution, . the problem becomes momenlo\is, W)len a car owner rieecis service, no matter where )le may re or what make and model he Is driving, parts must be readily It'• tilt kind of sorvke 1nd protec- / lloq I!V!f}' motorist peds , , . !low for ,pOoiible'...iraetlono. .....tOt war, shocked the Vletmmeae. of compatts diStrlbuean lle. seen ,ln ·one ·manllsts some systei!L make diller- · (7) Check tJihtn..· of_ puiloi lluli oo woler jla,.p · .... pump 'P•ketl(8) Cheelowrtlow t!lbe. (9) " av~tlable. ' ' ,_,_,.d 1ightning, 11Jcplosion, . AM. Is the co~tiY'i lart1nl ~~~~!!mo­ bile club, lnd our 10,500.000 members enjoJ mry club se!Yice nt mattsr wlitro lhey.lravel. ' ',•,. Wnt M""!'hl1. CAUfOINIA Nobon Collot· tlon , N. Hoii)'Woo4. COLOtADO - Gholt Town Mut(tlllft , (ol6roft s,rl ..ll Yettran Car Mu .. IIM, DMI¥11'l TIIUIMV't Aute M~, fltt C11IA1ttl Gllldlfl CMek1 Auto MUMIIM, LllllkCMif Molllltcllfl. .We Insure I U there'• ho dreulalloa · · ·:~< durial obllhs occelentloa, • the lhermOIIat .,., be <10' . Petit hoft Mountiln, MotriiiOfiJ t-.p'l An . llqu. Gun 01\d (lit Col'-'li .... Hlehwoy t70, I I . hos•l>roiNid fO.Ieako 'lith • ~retfl~r. (6) Ch"!'k .eoolmt elreu• latlon ~1 oli10rvl)oc lloe cool-ant In the ndlos.. ileclt d....., DOI'IJIII operat,km. ' ANYWAY? • I or that &re open to the public. The llst was prepared by historte car butf and museum owner Arthur 0. Rippey ot Denver, Colorado. Atlr:ANUS - MVHWII 'j . ' r•nce rrom 1111 B..- He•M t~iT1.1&e lO 80t u t" that ban)l)' quaUf,z, ~ hilloric Ul:"l (25 yea" or m<Jre), (Pholo .by Philippe Halo.,.n) Where to see the Antique Cars \ ,..:...U., 20. \ . ' ·be '', and ~'i" . lt•i·W-r Service& P•rfoi'DIGice Pfote,ction i sy. {. ~. ABOVE SUnday before tbe U.! 1'l1e abbey of i Michel is located on Islet oft the c o ; Normandy. Shortly alter the roekot blasted tbe school that served a temporary ~1'111<111 08 headquarters, a VIol cons B40 rocket smuhed iniD 1 ~at temple killing three cl ns Sev~:B;~ ~:~s. ~~-w~ !n ~~,,:=:t:-4.~~.!;.,~ _. ' RED DEMONSTRATIQ' COPENHAGEN ( Ccmmuniat - led demo qalnst tho American' In Vletnom will bi ! ~~--~~~~ . He was married tot uno Coots at Mlcldle ~ '1\i 1\~. ,. ; . , .r: ' """"""ted ' I · \ J .•.. ,. Uon (M.R,E.) , da&rOj ..... boUt i lalt aeademle Jear. · S. T.M. Mr. Mcl~Q~ ' Dev~led.· 1';, The interu~ OJ The Me~.M_;n Area , . . VOL XXI NO. ~----~----------~~~~~~~~~~==~=-------~~MON~DA~JUNEll~ ..... ·-28 the Zodiac. tlidill' 11111 ""'w•e~u.~ • ·e. -n tine ·~. !li at jlmi"¥'.~ derives lrom tho! custom of an, dent sallon who swore by Gem- · in! (lite Twins) lite Utlrd algo .In • • IY Patrol ln..,atlgated rea over the Memorial ls were reported. Five deb nine were inlured 42 warnings ~ rend- ' lolemorlal Day .02 hours, frtJD 6 p.DL Juno 2. were pea-rs In Ute Blckerl .....Forrest '' c ~ Jooes, 17, GalllpoUo, wos cltacl to Gallia County JuvenUe Court June 8 .... charlO of failure to yield Uto rllbt of ~ ~ way alter an accident at U:2$ p.m. Smday on Rt. 7, lour-• of a mile aouUt ol Rt. 211. '' , If The patrol aold that Jottol, ., parked 011 Ute east olda of tile_ ., 1 hlgbwoy' at:temptacl to moke • .., ' uu" tum and head 8l:db. IU.I • , car wa• across theroadwi.Y.t. . ~ 1 It wao struck 111 llle tell ,.... b1 · ~ded a car driven by NIOII!I Snrtlnder, 114, of Wheelel'llllu11, ·i , There waa moderate cluull ,'l ' ·;.!!!polls Post, Stato IIIBh- to lMIUt velllclos. No - · Wl8 der Bending Up in .·Says OSP '·'i ;rol, lnveatlptecl 62 ace!- injured ' Ma,y, • jump of 10 ...r In AprU, In Gallla, Meiss kson Counties. Tllepotrol jlted no !atal aedlnduclod 21 accl-a In 19 peroma were !QJured. 2 Automobiles Are Damaged :rol lnveat1ptacl 42 ace!• Gallla County, lncludln lfhich 28 perams ware Two cars had minor ~::j . D> Meigs Cwot;y, t b o ~ tbe driver of 0110 Wed 19 aecl-o wltll was cUed iiiiJ Dll)'ar•• c:GIIIt accident• In lfhicb tho raoult of an ace!- .., «IIUurecl. One aceldanl Main st., I'QY police Sli4 " Ia Jadlaon Cotmt;r. A car drlvn by Konnotll . !r• wurldng 1,303 palrol • -... ast mada 255 or- 47, ~. a car.,.._,.. ' Y lsueil 361nrtllnaa,apeelal clotalla, uallled 11, ,.._ whlcli lfl•<s. !.....,ted 647 .... lng a tun1 .., an an~~.......-a.­ driveway. Wilt · 'n -rt1. . charpl vehicle of ~.••...~1 ''*" �--- 1 • '· Now Yon Know •• '. ..e The expletive "by Jlmtn1" derive• ll'!lrri the Clletom ol andent sailor~ wbo •..,.e by Gem- . lnl (the Twins) the third lliJn In the Zodiac. ' ·' ""'. ; . , w~ther ' ., ' ' , fll late ~c!Mrt Coat• -1od01 will receive posree• from Wilt... ver41\Y, ltlrlnllleld. He waa awordod U of Sacred ThooloCY "' ' llle !dAllier fll ROII&Il! lloo (M.R,E.) , doalej ,. ' .·. .·.' ¥·o -~ .( '' ) ::e.~~~ l . ' S. T.M. Mr. Mcllll;yn llleals on the Social' Martin Luther and lor> Ilia lllealo Involved a • lher'allleory of odU. . He waa married to uno CGata or Middle I !.• '' ' r I ... ·o· . r t ' I ' , ' ,. ~~ . ... . '· • ' .. ~ ..' . ' '41,.,, . ' . ' • l 27, 1965. ' Tile Rev. lllr, Me~ •• Pallor of Cllva" Cburth, ltlfJrw!ldld, I •• 27. 1967 Ill to ClOIIIIrue gradllo~ the Untveroiq ol Toll ada, where he il a cU llle Doetor of ThooiOf In llldltlm to llle bonora, Mr. Mcfnllrl!l ., UUEN, YOU GUYS I'M TELLUJ& yOu-' RIGHT ijOW... · eel•ed a 11111-lultlon 111 !""" llle Boird of l Eclleatloo of the Luthet in America and the -·-- ,. •• • RED DEMONSTRATIQ · COPENHAGEN ( C<IIUIIIIIIiat - led demo aplnat tho Alllerlcatj tn Vlo!Mm will bl Sundly befDre the u.~ '' ., .• ... ..(' ... "t . ' ~ .. ·-· r . . .. ' ' ' ~ •-. near Chester when they ran oot.o tho highway Into the pall!- DIE> 'IOU GUVS '-tEAR THAT? way of a vehicle driven by Jim Langdon, Gallipolis. Meigs COUnty Gome ProteeInjuries were sustained by the drhers of both whicles ln two tor Donald Williams said there . slJ1il]&-ear· 'Q.cldenta reported by Meigs County Sherif! Robert C. was medium damage to the ve.. Hartenbach's ~ent early SundaY. hlvle driven by Langdon whleh The llral was at 3:20 a.m. on Route 124, a hall mile ol Is owned by Opal Perkins. wn. the Rllolne Corporation limits, wheoo GIQ'Ie AJan Reo&, 21, ColumHams reported it was the first blll, lllkl:lle lost control ol hla eer while uel~ the dashboard cill' double deer kill for severa1 arette Uabter. The vehicle; a 1968 Mercury, went into a daEI> ditch aDd turn- yearsln Meigs. nawadds more ed over m Its tq>, Rees auslalned a cut ard bruise ol his right hand ard was taken to Veterant Memorial Hospital by private tnnsportatlm. At"5:45 a.m., the departmmt mont, and Dlt>Pod over oil Its was suriimoned to bweallpte a top. Estep sul!ered lacerations mlallljl neer the Raclno.Bashan o1 Ills arm and thumb. He was ioad 'where a velllcle driven by cited to Meigs CountY. Court on John WiQ'!IO Adami, 18, Rt. 2, cborges or driving while his 11Raclne, traveling south, hadiQIIO cenH Is under and throu&lt a len co and struck a tree. reckless operation. ·: Adams tustalned facial cuts, Amlber -kend mishap proba llceratlon blbtncl bla rlgblear, ed by the department occurred and a possible broker~ ahoolder Frldlil' m Route 248 In Cbesand OOH. He' was ...mo.ed to ~wh!l!" a vehlele driven by Vllll'!liiJ'' Mtmqrl'l lliiiiPIIol ol/1 ' .o .lliit'fit1ilil'li:k ie, Rl Ro:~.-.merP..Y aQwJnien. Ad• · 1, ·~ ·'l!oi!Otii, pUlled ooto the 011\)1' 1961 iiiodel velllcle wa• hi8111VIQ' and struck the left rear clelllollshed. The lnveatlgatlon Ia aide of a ear operated by Henry contlnulns. Richard Beaver; 63, Chestar. Sheri!!'& o!!lcers aloo ~es· Tblre were minor damages, and ttpted an accident at 12:30 P: no arrells or InJuries. m. Saturday, seven.tentbs or • Weekend arrests incliMiedLee· mile north of Route 33, on the man Alltop, 19, Rl 3, Coolville, Long Hollow road. lnt.oJdcelloo: John Robert WedJ)ele E. Estep, Rt. 1, Harrldie, 26, Eell UvetpOOi,andWar...,vtlle, travellng south - - ron Elmua Baker, 46, Reed ovUle, entlY at hl8h speed, lost centrol both 011 non.-rt charges. 0( his car, struck an elllbaM· 11 ,, ' ' A ' .. ..... ' ' I • \ ' .,._.atm. ,. ' . ... ;II., ... . -.. . . .-·.--.' ~ I' I .. CAR AVE ~.I tells you -but nothing about handsome calendar unbreakable mai"" resistant and alway! II( 2 Drivers Injured, Confined News ..• in Briefs PAUL ~~~~;~~:~~~i~~~~ft!~itt:t~~tttt~~t?tr=~~~~~=~=~~~:~=~tt~~t~~~r~~ir=~~~~~=~=~=~:~=~~=r~=~~~=i=~=~~~=r 404 S.Concl By 1Jalted Prell tnter"-"11111 CI.EM&IN, S.C. - A GAS-F111ED DRYING UNIT OJPIat 1 big J, P. Stewna CO. te.ttle plant 1111'!1 ~. ltlllt~ three men and II\)II'IIJI 1 dozan 1001'0. Qno ol tl!oleldllecl waa 111 eleo.trlclan who wn tr)'l~ to repelr 1 maiAinctlm Ia the clr,y(lw . ttiJit lthen U ble!ll4>o . i ' fllast rii1Pid 1 4Niol hole iD ~ t(IOf o! tho Pl'int;l• ard . · !Jalatibw de;artmelll. bl"' out • brlek wall, wreclolt\ ·~nt. iqd .... ..... lltllll lbroU&b tho big J'CICIID 11118 sllrljllltl. Thl plant -loYt 2,ZOO poriGDll to make ay!Xbetlt: !!ben tJr .,... I ) ' ' ' DID 'I'OU It , WHA.TOOI. I ~IDT'MJ I ~' · 1"" ' ' \.We insure lightning, explosion, Sendy & S. One amou all location No deduct Low Rates Sendy& B Grangem business f P.IWliUCT - QUALIT\ SALESMEN - BEST SERVICE ·- . ing todoy. He lllnted stroiWIY ol civil disobedience. Hosea WUUams, chosen last .week to replace the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson as head of "direct action" CIIIIIpligns by the poor camped in the . capllal, told demoostrators attending use their billy clubs. We are going to plague this natim. Tho picnic is over." Earlier. addressing abwt 500 marchers he had led on 1 dally pilgrimage t6 -the Agriculture Department, WUllams said: 11 We are coming out or these shacks. We are read¥ to bleed as long as there Is a drop or blood in our bod;y. "This is our bulldilli and our labor paid lor il We'll go when we want to and not before ••• we have our job and the police have theirs •.• before we'll be a slaw, we'll be burled in our or Mr. III'IJI,UIICCIDIItf!!rlllllllttoAmorlclll~atlaeliL r· ........ illim~ II. · · · ·' · OIJ·r"*. · ~Jebor~b . Erlioii ·•*"' ~ "~'"''-'~·¥tll'lhlln lit~ v~ ·~f:.~~~=:~; anda~auOellleal ·. , ' . - ila"h-at!on ~f': . ~ve la. ap181llberorPl~ ,.. ..... - . BEST DEAL FOR YOU! YOU . CAN'T G~ .A BE'M'ER DEAL ANYWHERE! . · -~'• w.-.w..a. ~~ GA~LIPOLIS, 0. alatera, Miaa BettY ltllDil'. PL Pleasant; Mrs. E.elyn Dota, Wooater, ard Mra. MirY Norvell, Cheupeai<e, VI. There was minor damage to bolh cars. Van CoonO)', accordIng to tho patrol, left the ac.,. and was later located and arrested. He Ia ache&ued to appear 011 a charge of hltsldp June 7 in Meigs County Court. llemY D. VIckers, 24, Rl I Bldwutl, waa arrested lor driv· lng while tnt.oxlcaled alter an ••· cldent at 11.20 p.m. Saturdoy oo Rt. 160, ~· of a mile south or Vinton. He was reteall· Tho Gallipolis Pool, State Higbwa,y Patrol lnveattpted eight aecldenU in tho Gallta • Maigs aroe OYOr the Memorial Day holiday weekend. However, no tatals were reported. Five accidents were ol the InJury-type, in which nine were Injured. Patrolmen- 3larreate, Issued 42 warnlDgs ard rend.ered assistance to nine motorist&. Tho Momorlel Do.y week· end lasted lour ard one-lourth days or 102 hours, 1r0111 6 p.m. Wedlleadl:ro May 29 In midnight Sundly, June 2. Pony Killed In Highway AJ)OI1)' owned by Orville Arma, Pomero;y Rwte .t, was kUled In an accident oo Roote 143 julll aouthelst ol the Ballo~ Run Road at 9:50p.m. Sunday. The dopar1iment of Sherif! Robert Harte.,. bach reported. The wandered mt.o the hlghwl!' In front o! a cer driwn by Earl S. Shiller, ldlnersvllle. Conalderlblo damaga waa 1.,. curred to the wlllcle. The aheriD'a de!Vtment alao rf()OI'Ied that 1 deer r1111nto the car or o.Jmu Hawl!Q', Middleport, on COurqj< Road ~ about •4 o! a mile sQOlll ol Route 7, over the . . . . . . damlglng tbl left unliT. aide of the vahtcle. The amalf ~ 2,900 omplO)'Ot will redeer. - . - . wu 110( kWed. ceiYO a 2~ bike tho lira. ~. 12 centa .tn'"""" llle .aeccifttl1ear IIIII 13 eeilll ~t~~biMir lht~Je&l'. ' ~ PfO'IIIllllla of the ...... Kaiser Wages Raised 45¢ lldll8d Jnaurance · .... liiPted lttll Ill Nil! .lair Olillrat\oil or • IU Ci ant, and James ard Gary Ralno1, both or Apple Grow, and - Survlvl~ lD additl011 to his father, is hls wl.fe, Ev~~n lAxle Rainey; two son&, Michael P1 Bruce, both at homej two daughters, Beverly and Teresa, at homej four brothers, Ernest, Gal· lipolis Ferryj Roger. Pt. Pleas- The state Hlgbwa,y Patrol charged Albert Van Cooney, 21, Rt, 4 POmeroy, with leaving the scene ol an accident after a two ear colilalon at 8:55p.m. Satur. day oo Rt. 124, one mile well of Rt. 7, The patrol said the! Van Couney pulled !rom a parking lot olllo Rl 124 and his car struck the left rear cia westbound cu driven b~ Carolyn L. Malooe, 17, Rt. I Rutland. bl111 .... R'*v~ or Funeral aorvlces will be Tueod!Q' at 2 p.m. In llle Barton Chapel at Apple Grove with tile Rev. Odell Bush omctat!Jii, J!uro. lal wW bo iD the chapel c-tery. The bod,y wW lie In alate at the chapel """ boOir prior to tile service8. Friends IDlY call at the Mohr-&levens Fune.r al lklmL " "': -· . Driver Found, Held in lllt-Skip or the ••cltv council" at the 1 bentftta. 1 . - "'-!. N&UJOII :-Bao;;;...,~ ~:'l;~~· brotMr IDrmer m ldlniater Nguyen Bao Trl. ~ -Sgt. l'hln Van Pllan, aide Ill · the mayO<. Bes~s the IDIYor''!r...;; ')/, wounded lndllded CoL ~ Vln Glan, C<liDIIIIIIIIor of capllal military cllatrlct, Col. Tran Van Pban, •lkinll pollee · clllel of stal1 UPI correspordeot K 1 t 1 Webb, wbo had jull loft tiJI •· omcers belore the rocket bit, dashed back and IOUild the deed ·"' and 1IOOJIIed covered wllll o: white ..,laster and blood. The lncldant, worlll ollts ldlld in tiJI ·: : war, ahoclled the VlebamoBt. Vle1Dime5e f'rishtened (Continued m page 8) State Patrol Report wunams, a Geor'gia-born ve. teran of ~l.U rlgbte campaigns In lhe Sooth, also told a aeselm . . ::rU::l anL grave." 1eal1 ' lor contactQI an open-air concert Sun:lay: "Police wlll have a chance to and Mrs. Dale M. Dutloll. SOUth police. PT. PLEASANT - Paul D. was being transferred to a HunRainey, 29, of Apple Grove, Ma- tington Hospital 'when he died. The victim waa employed as son COUnty's third highway lalallty or the ~ear. died Satur· a welder at the American car day evenirw enroute to 1 Huntin8- and Foundry in Humington. He was born at Golllpolla Ferton hospital. He was fAtally inry, Oct. 9, 1928, son of Harry jured in a one-car accident saturday at 6il5 p.m. on Rl 2 R. Rainey, Pt. PIOIPnl, IIIII ahout IS miles south oiPt. Plea .. the late Sadie Shepard Rainey. According to the Mason Cowr ty Sherlft"s Department, Rainey was traveling south alone when his truck left the highway, traveled 66 feet, and struck a tree heackxl. Rainey was first taken to Pleasant Valley Hospilal and The . Shortly Father of 4 Killed ",the picnic is over,'! pledged a ~ iD deiDQII&trallons start- MiSs Dutton WwHighest Denison Honors Ellen Dutton, daughter . ~r the rocket blasted the ·school that served as a temporary operations headquarters, a VIet COIIB B40 rocket smashed Into a Buddhist temple, killing three clvlllana and wounding 20. Ollic!als KUied Tho deed as the command pool included: -NKUYOD V1n L - Saigon pollee chief. -Ll Col. Dao Ba Phuoc, cOJIIIIIIDier of the ranger gr<111> baUiing the guerrillas. - Ll Col. Le Ngoc Tru, chief ol Cholon poUce. - Ll Col. Pho Quoc Clu, Saigon Harbor Patrol pollee chief. - Maj. Nguyen Ngoc xtnh, chlel administrator ol Saigon WASHINGTON (UP0 new tleld commalller or the Poor People's march, declaring BEsT ., ARR,o\NT'i Don't be ,,· word Gr~ . ~.50, ~ p~1 ,.. tmW, ~~ trl'! ~ *"i•~' ~a. His~~~ ~ ~ \ New Marcher Leader Says PiCDIC • Over ,pp.r.' m. officers coo:lolences." Filth St., Mlddleporl, hal oom- Rosurrecllm City ciJDI)gl'Wllll that the campalgo to heiJ> the :t A TRIPLE FAT ALIT\' ACCIDENT late SuniiQ' n!af!t puabed pleted riQI!remeol:o lor gradUa- poor had been lnllltrated by Ohlo'o ·Memorial J!el trallle death cOJIIII to at lout 17 peracttala Um with blahest honors at lienthired troobleJ!Ial<er•· IU!o cra,ahes, , _ tn SE Olllo. , ..., Untverelty's 121th amual 11 1 knoW dlrn well there are .11» ~ta &mdlf craab occurred just 11011111 or tho Lorain ciiJ commmcement in Granville tc>. paid pe<Jille to came come down ojpllljl :"9;0\llo rt., o\11. luto drtWII by Julia HI...... 21, Lorain,..,... day, . 1111 start trooble," ho said. Pill north tn liJO ~ .... ol a !ouNaile ell- hiPwlll MEIGS MAR1JIA(iE l,.lCEN!ES A gradualo of MlddliiXlrt Hi8h wilbl;iPt lllf hei.SU&Il14 on: The .]lllrol aatd tile Rima car aJammed Mir..,.U Rlchanl Rouab, 19 . School, Min Dutton oaroed hlabIJIIIito lir!YOII bJo /uU,a ,... .. Rivera'. • and ell honors by malntaJnlng aU 11114 , 19 two chlldrea. Clnie!l. · I, ard Ruth, 3, were kWed .. ·weJioa·thO Radi. - .,' 2. , Gale . ~Jeraao and aueceaslully comlbtal< w~ ~ ' ··, · '· · ·~ ' VIr· .P.Iettbi,, her comprabellalve tx· '!' 1 '•. " ' • .• . . • ~· ' . .... ~ and l>anO!'• ·""lJ,ct ... 10 ', A NOlfm VIETNAMESE arrived ' • (;.-. .;, 1 21 1rl ard IJ!inijdlltab' tllmnled bQpea lliqol 1!"4 eut111·lta Willi-.r • and DlaCCI\'OI'Y In No¥"1." . RAVENSWOOO, W, Va. (1JP1) Ditliipl wi4 lW Schll- , S.O .IIIIJOred tn - Emplofe• or 11111181' Aluml· · ·, . 9lo tiiDI IIIli Cbemieal Corp. •a plant l· 'He irh of.a' I!UC: Tho. 51 a ....itlwNcirtb p.ajnoPlit ta !!Itch ,...,.,.... here will piD • ~ ' .wt!o •If. '&: of Poiidluro ed ai, ' ..,.a W IIOD- lnoreue over tho noxt t b r e e ~ lfi!"""YI~ ...... ·~ ~' ~ ar&l')' - · rill ·~ prodaloal ora 8> · ·, -.. Plllelt4 flil. yeara ccdrael allned In New York Sat· ~~:- 1!1 llflla ......,lato WHY DO MORE PEOPLE BUY t1!EVROLE'I' CARs IIi GALLIA COUNTY n!AN ANY OTHER N.\KE? WHY DO . MORE . PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN GALLfA C~ 'MIAN ANY OTHER MAKE? ANSWER: NUMBER 1 C. Hartemach said Oldfield's body was ltrst aeon at Bellville Locks but workers there were unable to retrieve It, and they called olflclals at the Portland Locks. Lock 21 employees who removed Oldfield !rom the riV· er were Robert Proffitt, Paul Scllller, James E. Je«ers and William F, Fox. Two drivers were hospttallz. St. Marys authorities said Old· ed and two cars heavily damag- field mad~! hiB ~ on a dered m111 ...~. ... NortJt~- .. ~M<"bOiti'fhi1i"wnt<h..eAve., Saturdlil' o!ternoon, Mid· entl7 fell. 11 was believed he cllepon pollee said. was last seen when ho left llle They reported a car driven West VIrginia shore tn a sldll by James D. John,.., 20, Mar· to gil to the derrick boel. !etta, pulled !rom a aervlce staTwo psrsoos who took Oldlion Into the path of a car drl•· field to hla ski!! and lett 111m en by Margaret H. Hlll, Dayton. there said they heard a splash Both Johnooo and Mrs. HUI In th~ water after Oldfield bad ~ere taken to Veterans Memorial reached the boat. They told auHospital by the Mlddleportemer- thorltlos Oldfield was wearing gency ~· a T..hlrl and trousers when he Johnoon was released &mday left in his skill. However, when !ollowlng treatment of minor In- his bod;y was recovered, ]1e was juries. Mrs. Iilli remained COD· unclothed. lined MOnday will! a fractured Coroner Henry Ewing of PornDole, lacerations, and fractured eroy was at the scene with !il.er .. ribs. . II! Hartemach. The bod,y was takMlddleport police said mvesU- en to Ruttencutter Funeral Home =~ of the accident is contln· in St. Marys. Meanwhile, · Saturday evening till Middleport emergency ICJI8d ·answered a call to the Edward B~ """" .., Seventh St. Mrs. Ellon Mae Jngeta, lllr. Blake's mother, wal )!l'OIIIIIIDcecl dead upllll the lfWI'nrrl•al. Late &Jillll,y afternoon the 11<118'1 wenl to llle Cbo~r .WI&al ~ m fl>"""r Routa 7 where Robert Wlilta, 18, Galljp>lls, had bleome He waalllqcmaet.ous upon 1bo·icllad'• arrlY&t He was takell to Veterllla !lamorlal Hoajlltal where he was·treated and releaaed. ot the fital rocket. The mission exPressed ''deepest regrets and llgeoce soorees said about 30 Viet Cong remained ln the streets ol rubble, decomposiag bpdles and howll~ dogs. Slrt<e the guerrillas launched their spring invasion of Sat&on The body or • St. MarYS, w. May 5, ihe gunships also Va. man was recovered trom accidentally rocketed two refu.. the Ohio River Smday a11ern00n gee centers and machlnegunned at PorUand Lock No, 21. South VIetnamese rangers. SUnIdentified as Norman Oldfield, day's errant rocket- 1 weapon 41, the victim was repOrted to about three Inches ttdckhave drowned at st. Marys aboUt :;:::::::=:::;:::::;:.":::::;:::::::~::::::::::::::::::~::::::::-::~-::::~~. 12 :30 a.m. Ma,y 25. Meigs County iilerllr Robert CARll SAN1 Ml • w.v•• ·. . . . . .,.•• ed &indDY n!gbt on Route 7, ) I .r ···-=·~~~·-· ........,.,.;. ........ ...-u. ;o.•.•-...·.·· ......... h t . . . . , . . . . . . . Man'S Body~;'~~:~: :J::tr=;.:! T.wo Drlvers .our '·'·";;;'·;~:;;:';;;··:;;::;i:·· Recovered. :~oe~!thebo~~;~:tlonlntu: on!~ At LoCk 21 In Car Accidents U t 'Y· The abbey of i Mlcbol Ia located 011 lalet ol the c o 1 Normandy. w,,, •••••••••.,.•.•, .•...•,.-•.•.,,•...•.•.•..,~··;~;· ABOVE IS A LARGE OVERPASS which hal _,. conotrocted m tile riew relocalod Route 33 in the ~~burY area. COnstruction. trorn Rock Sprtngs to Darwin, ls by Holderman ~ Son. above the beads directing the street llgh~ , All the victims were strong s,.pporters ol VIce President Nguyen Coo Ky whose militarY s111>port largely keeps him In power. The helle~r gunner had aimed three rocket& at a Viet Cong rocket nest 50 yards beyond the c1111mand post. A U.s. s~BDlln said the third rocket "malfunctiooed.'' Mayor Van Van Cua. The U.S. State Department But the gas eannlsters were mission today announced there all that !ell !rom the Army ls a "strong probablllty" an gunships helplng South Vietnam American helicopter ftred the -- ---~~-~:~~~~~~~~~· ~-~~~~I~~~~e~~~~i~~£~,~~ 3~ . ·~-~~~~~··~~~··:~~~· ~~~~ ... ,,.:. " slammed into a Sooth Vietramese cmunand post 20 feet SAIGON (UPO -U.S. hellcq>ters battling guerrillas tn Sllgun fired only ·~ gas shells today, Their rockets and maehineguns killed seven South Vleuwn olllclals SUnday In the fourth such accldl>nl In a monlh. American spokesmen declined to say II tho switch to ps had ai\Yihllli to do with the ldlllng or Saigon's police chlel and six other pollee and army ol!lelals. Several others were wounded in the blas4 including Saigon's Fender Bending Speeded Up in MaySaysOSP ed 9mda.Y oo $308 bond to_.. June 3 In GalllpoJia Muolcipal court. Olflcera reportedlllatBickorl, headod aouth, !ailed to ne&IJIIalo a curve. Ilia car went olf t b o rl8bl aide fll the hl8bw111, thrW&b a guard rail and doWil an emlJ:.tlnk· med. 'Ibere wu moderate dam· age to the car. No one wu in· jured. John Gomes, 18, Rt. 1 Ge1JI.. polls, and a 16-year.old Rl I Bidwell boy were arrested oa. ~~ ehargea ol lnt.oJdcatlm. were paseengers iD llle Bldw'l l car. Forrest Jones, 17, Galllpolla, was cited to Gallla Coulll;)' Juvenile Court June 8 on a eblr&'O of !allure to ytel d tho rll]ll II. way after an ac<ldenl at 12:2li p.m. Smdoy on Rt. 7, lour.tealhl of a milo sooth of Rt. 218. The patrol said that JMH, perked on llle out lido or tiJI bl.gbwa.y, attempted to maiot a t •u•· turn and head IIJillth. Hta ' ear wa1 acroa• the roadwaY- ·. It was struck tn llle lelt re.&l' b,J a car drl•oo by N.,nll 9111rt&welder, 34, of WheelerJilarl!. ;• There waa moderato ~ wu Tho GalllpoliaPest, Statolll&lt- to lMltlt vehicles. No way Patrol, Investigated 62 accl· iii!Ured. dent• tn May, a jump oliO over llle 52 in AprU, In Gallla, Mel8• and Jackooo Cotmlles. 'The patrol lnoeotlpted no !atal aecidonta. Tills incliMied 21 accidents Ia which 39 peroms wore ]nJured. The patrol Investigated 4% acct. in Gollla COUnty, tndedlng 15 in which 28 per...,s were two cvs bad ":=:~ InJured. ID Meigs County, t b o ar111 tho drl- or .... · cited to IIJIYor'l CGWt patrol cheeked 19 acctdenla with the reault o! Ill ocddelt 4111 alx Injury ICeldenta lD which Main St., MondiQ':Dtcll,niiJI,,PGI.., II were IJUured. One accident roy pollee lllld. oecurred In Jockaco County. 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