https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/25d198deb02a037bcd8faca6f00d8ca9.pdf ec7210bf55a9c91f5d8226ad3f8e1f7e PDF Text Text . . ~~g.:: r..~~ .lilil.!l~, 1968 T!IESDAY J1me H-18 11IE SAND PEBBLFS (Technlcolor) Steve McQueen Richard Allenborough Running time: 3 Hrs. 15 min. Wednesday ond Thursday June 19- 20 Friday and Saturday June 2l- 22 NOT OPEN SHOW 7 1>. M. . j ' ' . .· $eeki~g Delegate·:. Commltments... was lalk he might get iL The New York governOr is far behind Iormor Vice President :l;hard M. Nixon In convention once head favorite son delep- RISING STAR In lbaw bas~ neu, •iDler Gloria Lorlnr II a comparative newcomer lo lbe enler1alnm,enl world. Her &lory aud lbat of bad· liner Arelba Frauklln wW be aublecl of an upeomloJ lelevlslon opeclal. USDA Acts THE BEST YETI 'Why """' ••• at 1 - g.t .... delalls Nclatl POMEROY ATIONAL BANK • RUTLAND tssk would be to solve file terday. problems of Negroes and the The Agriculture Department• a poor. OIUIOIIIICOment said tllat In addiGeorge C. Wallace- The for- tion to the import Q.totas oo con- mer Alabama governor to1d a cheering Atlanta audience that America's allies let her down in ytetnam. He said if elected president he would tell them .. next time you cmne alo~ with us." If they refuse he said • • ''I'm going to cut o!f foreign aid Member Federal Reserve System they owe us.'' Member FDIC All Accounb Insured Up To fl5,000 Under The Flldorol Depo&it lnauranco Corporation ~·00 to 7:00 RO._-..EA: surplus. The Common Market Parish, Chillicothe District. Glooster - Trimble, Joe Walburn from Roundhead Clrcul~ Lima DistriclGood Hope, E. J. RussoU ttcm CoolviUe, Cincinnati District Price Hill, Eu,geneBrowntrom provides mBQY a nice view at times during the years. lts prac~ Ileal advantsges in transportotloo cannot be denied. However, there has also been a "price" throogh tile years, and one o1 file bigheat paid locally was on Sept. 27, 1926, When four Pomeroy women and a baby were drowned. According to a newspaper account of tile event, a yawl was swept under the ferryboat, Champion No. 3, towhlchtlleboat was attached. Lo11ing their Uve11 - - - 1 2 ft. - -- THE ULnMATE IN CABINETRY • • • Clean, modern styling plus the beauty of walnut·tone cabinets will make you proud to step into your new kitchen. COMPLETE KITCHEN features nylon glides on drawers for smoother opening; exclusive combination hinge·catch on all cabi· nets; easy-to-clean formica top; - - --...J porcelain enamel double sink; 30" Roper slip·in range, your choice of gas or electric; matching power exhaust hood with filter and light PLUS a completely automatic dish· washer, with a 12-piace setting capacity. Colors available for appliances and sink: Coppertone, Turquoise and White. FREE KITCHEN PLANNING SERVICE AVAILABLE NO DOWN PAYMENT - 36 MOS. TO PAY COMPLETE KITCHEN WITHOUT DISHWASHER S64900 149900 REG. $699.00 VAWE Metamora, Owen WUiiam ~I and her small daughtsr, Anna 1\largaret, Several days iapaed before file bodies were ree(Wered and retu mod to a shocked COIIII1IImlt.y for burial, There were 19 dllldren left motherless as the result ot file drowning c1. file toor women. The newspaper giving .an i<. Wrlght Crmn Sydenstrlcker, Portsmoufll ~f!strlct. Portsmoofll District Ironton, Richard Ward Cr1111 Methodist Theological School ln The Department Store of Building Since 1915 - ,. · • ' ... , ·, · .'(_ ~1,. ':>. . ' , .. · ;·.-. ~~~"' .. -' '~: · . ' - · · ·. · •t v.- I· ' ' ,-... ~ ~-· .j1." Ji; .····., ' . ~ ·• ·• • ' · to 1 ·~h . , ' u·~~ ~ ~ ' ,, ' ., • ~. ,' .. ', I ('AGES ~· SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1968 • 1>oMEROY-MIDDLEPORT "--t .llev,Jted To The Grealer Middle Ohio J'alley I , •. oy; Henry A. carreon, a p~ eU W. StaUier !tom Gilboa, 1)&. IP'OOnl director Cor the 1<1'11 fiance District. . Alwelea city schoola, aald~J. . Fultonham, Kennefll E. Roach aaw Sirhan the <11,y bo!ore !lie !rom retirement. alayloi at a tarset pcU<;~! Marietta, Christ - Trlnll;r Ar.- range jn San GabrieL , :· . I lotlation, Edmund C. Jcaa tram He lAid Sirhan ,fl1 ahoatlac Zanesville FtraL .. very fiP-.u.r ,....., with 1 U Roseville, Laster J. Watts cellber pistol. He eollmaled 3oo Item Junction City, ZIIIOsviUe to 400 bullet cas~ ~ OD file District. IP'OUDd around Sirhan. Shawnee - New SlnltsviUe, carreon had come to ibo . Stockport, Mark Fulkereon from r.,.. wlfll a !Hend, DaVId Cumberland, Cambridge District Montellano, an - r t m &W1I, (WEO). an! aaid Sirhan asked hlm• · ' Zanesville Flra~ Robert St. "H"" >iiU hold 1Gii.:~ Clair from Jel!eroonviUe, WU- get bellet acc..-cy boduie llJ.Jn..tru. Di trl ...... -•..,_, s ct. thla gun doesn't have a s~Pt ..,. ll?" . .:, ao 18 . ' . . FOUR 'SECTIONS. °.s> . . . · . .~, ·~ '<-PT: rt ··t. o' "~ ..... .. """ o -~ '}: A ~~~- , -' 9:30 IN THE MORNING TO 9:00 IN THE EVENING ' . SELECT YOUR FATHERS DAY GIFTS AND CARDS NOW THREE FLOORS FILLED WITH GIFT IDEAS SURE TO PLEASE DAD ON HIS DAY. . ( . • FIRST DffiT TURNE!l - cart Barnblll, loCI, and LlndHy Lyona turn Ill~ first .shovel lUll Q! eerfll tor $1,408,9661'111'11 ,._.., J>lalns-Chester Wetsr Dl•trlct saturday. In background, ttcm loll, are PhU LlvoUe, EDA fteld coordlnltor, John P. HW.Sieco,lnc. engln.-blg ftrm execudve vice presldenl; James McDorman, Farmers Heme Admlnlitrtl,llon Illite director; Claude Qulllen, Sloe~, Inc. o,.meer; Henry V ·- ~AP Will Expand l~ti-Rural Areas. I' to "('- • ;;! /'"M 'v ' ~~ ._;.._. '~~..... ,- . •GALCIPOLJS -; POMEROY- The U. S. Corps r:J. EqlneerS at Huntington, W. ', .. an~ .tho CAl', and local healfll deparlmenis ln ooiving the .~!h Pl'tlblem• lt • Out A wilh · , olllclalo whereby file work W""' · lDiately ooe day per wee!< on a regular bllsls ln each CODIIIIU"' wW GALLOOLI:S _ llimQo. wu eotllilalld at $100 bl va., lo Inviting blds on pool cloarlng Cor file Racine Locks and . Potn on · 11t1 Oblo lllvu• Tlio ·wOJ:li;,.....alllll01lf-olearlni· apd di$POajDsof,alllreeo, brullh and teneu aiOnl botij ~>an~<s "' thO Oll,lo RlYOr '"!'I Ito \)1butarlea beloW elll\'IIIOn SS2.0 blclu4ing the Islands from tho ~cine Locka and Dam upatream to Lock and Dam ~. alliOalongbolll bank• ol oU fllo trlblllarlos cl. the Ohio River II> aiiOIJII where elevation 560.0 meets tho 101rlace cl. low water In lhe tributary. Tbe work also lndudea tile removal and di$P08alorastonedam II MUI Creek. a11'ie'af'-" 2:21 p.m. Friday U!at dlunaged a Mella eoUnt.Y woman'• 0!11' at file Ashland sOrvlce StaiUin . 118 Vln !lt One I ell and 10 e .til· "' men made 0 run. , Firemen said an attendant was !llllng file gasoline taN< 00 a car tlrlven by Jollie 111ae Ar1x or Harrisonville. There 1118 lllJIIU'entty a leak In file IIller plpe and gasoline splllod onto 1 be driveway, Probable cauae of the fire was a discarded cigarette. 1be ftre damaAed. the left tront tire, paint m file 1961 . Corvalr Mon2a and a !lonr mat. It was the 8181 run or the year and file flttl1 ilf file mon111 Cor Gai- UpoUs Vol- Firemen. bll haid . ·. Al ROY'L OAK>PARK.,· .· flley were IU!felina _ was answered by one $2 COitrllludon lrom file entire COIII!Iy, tllat beIng made by Mrs. w. H. Fuiii'Gd of Allred. Brooks, chief onglnaer ollicer for the department or pobllc work& of EDA and pat $POlker; John ·Foster, state FliA engineer; Frank W, Porter, Jr., water district counsel; MU~ ton Roush, FliA county • ....,.visor; Ralph !>richard, Sleco, Inc. engineer and Eldon Gaul, member o! file water district board o! trUstees. Komafl1 Sboeta, 1013 Second Avo., beaale breeder and tralnar, oteod lUI and wllJed bla face, il wai lhl !laJ!-IIIIIIarllled taco o1 an .ouljiOOralnla ~llome!l to wurlnB a haL II waa alild file rica cl. a mali. "" Uf!od . Crosa appeal for Florida. usur_ terers" - with no hint as towfuo' t ~:::=x::::xe-:I:=-:::::m::>.::>.:::::::::m:::::.:::-o:::W::f.!~?.?.i».:?.!»~:om:;:;:;:;:;z-::::::~:::-.:-.:::::::::::-"n.:::::::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::~;;::::::-~::::::~::;:::::::::::::•:•:•:•:;;:;;.-;;:;:;:;:;;:::~~::::::::::::::::::::-'!=~::::::.:::::: ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy SUNDA);'J:UNE '16th Admlnlotratlon In Wosillngton, D. c., gave file sr<im<J>reeldng address. ~liking !rom a preparedtext, Brooks oald file $1,174,000 EDA IP'W Cor file construetion of file lll'slsm wlll help IndirectlY In keeping the young people In tbla area. Brooks emi>haolzed thai EDA ls concerned mainly with "left BY ROBERT WINGETI' TUPPERS PLAINS- 1be Or at shovel ruu or dirt was turned saturday attsrnoon Cor the rural TuJIIIOI'S i'lalns..Cheetsr Wetsr Sj'atenr In (lrOOinj!breaking oeremonlili'lf; Eastern Ill&!> School. A c"'*''" . - 200 peroons lncludlnli i!llb:onl, contractor&, gove111J1111111- Iiiliclal•· and watsr dllllrict representative• obaerved• LIDdMi)o Lyms, assisted by Carl Barnhill, bl'J!Ol< ground wlfll e gul~ shoYel. Lyons Is preoldent o1 the woter district board or truatses and Barnhill ls vlc"i'cesldent. The syotem lrlll be Gle largest rural water Installation In file United flats•. It Is to conolst or sboul 214 mlles or mains and wUl serve patr<llls In 600 s~re mOos ot Melgs and Afllens Coun. Uea. The systsm will etsrt wlfll .... - '· TONIGHT, JUNE II CLAMBAKE Elvis J>reoley · P1u1 · '' \ •·' ,,',,' ., • hind file prosreis ot the nation blo stall ol FHA olllclalo; ~ . · a.s a wide. EDA ...., such wetsr dllllriet board or tniJareas to have jobs and training tees, Ioiii' counsai Fl'lllk YJI; :'' Porter, Jr., and Seco, Ine., -.. Ccir lis peophi, he oald. oultlnl engineers. u People all over Ohio a a 4' fiii'QI&Iiout tho United - s ci!a look to filii prQject with pride Cor the aeeompll--haa· : b - made," said McJlormlll, McDorman alilo brouallt • wlllt .. (Conti""" .. Pap I) .' -; '· ' • •I "' , over 1,500 customers. Henry S. Brooks, chle! engineering oOir.er ot l'\lbli< Worke for file Economic Devolopment Relief Cost Was $6,266 GALLIPOLIS - Wayne Davlo, chairman ol fllo GoUla COUDil' American Reel Crosa, aaidsaturday disaster ralle! upendlturea have totaled 116,266 In tills 00011· t.Y. oil .. outright alii' None oC this asollllance needs to be repild by tho lamillel lnvo!Yed since It nolllldt potalble-~IJ'«· thO A~rldll ~e who contribute to !belled c~u. 1be pi f#. tbo Red Croao In its disastst relle! ....ratlontll to help !ajnlllos hell> fllem~eo back to normal aOer disaster atrlkes. · ''Thank.s to tlloluUcooporation ot file entiH coaununll;r, I con now report the Red Cross miosion la accompli1hed," Nr. J)a.. vis said. Although the disaster operation was completed Saturday, the Red Cross olllce In file Courtboose wiU continue to be 0J!011 MARRIAGE LICENSES Monday lbmqjjl Frlday !rom 10 POMEROY - Donald a.m. to f p.m. lor tho regular Harden, 21, ~racuse, and An· programs and services _,sor· gela Darlene FID<, 19, Cheshire ed by file GoUla ,Coonb' ChapRoute 2. ter. +. . . .,~-:=$!::-::;:' -· ""£!,t;:!f.:::;:;:;;w.•:~:;:::•::»:«-:-=<«•:~!.:?.~~:0.::~-=~~ · ' ,;·.~W:I.w~~--~:N::l~~~ ' ••• *!t~~ Dnwn UT Tnder Racer Coming u • j POMEROY- Twu racers !rom down-mder have added lnternationa! Interest to file llli Bond Regatta at Pomeroy on file Ohio Rlver on June 22 and 23rd. Jack and Diane lllarshall d &Ydney, Australis bave entered file races according to Mro. Mabel Harrison, Sacretary-Treaaurer, Mideast <Mtboart Asoodalion Inc., which Is oponsorlng The Fourth Big Bond Re!lllte opens wlfll file big parade 11 l p.m. Frlday In Middleport and Pomeroy. The Ever Loofll' st. Bernards wUl be the Ceature at.. traction at 3 p.m. and 7:30p.m. Friday, Jllle 21. Jack Carsey, pros!- or file Pomeroy Cioolmer oC C ommerce, seys piOII!,y or !too parking will be avollable II file alia Dillie noes. The races wUl be tree. Roland Ctablrea, - . , with file blgh""1 ....,._, II overH&IIla clearlns ol file rtvwbllllk Cor eaay v1ow1n1. Tht balance f#. 11t1 P&'IIP'IIII 011 Saturday In adiW... II> ... races lrlll be lob racaa on t h • Ohio RIYer, U. S. DlofalonalF.... J11mplng Conteat, plo IIi&& oontsltland Home Tallllt - · the raeea. The lllarsballa have been In outhoerd radii& since 1952. '!')ley have made severaltrlpatot.tS.A. and Jack wUl race In C & D • ' Hydro fills aeaom. In Auatralla there Is a amall but enlhuolastlc racing group which Ia growing. Jack II file D, F, and X Auatrallan National Champion and holds straight. a.war ncords ln 'Cheae classes, Diana raced her own outboard for several years In 41Jstralla but now linda lhe has lliiOUlill to do helping Jack In file pita. The eveat wUl be patrolled by file u. s. Coaltl Guard AuxiiW,. Notice• haYO been aent to all mariners on file Oblo Blver .bJ the Coul Guard 11iat file eveUt wUl be held between mile llld 250. s• ~' ' . . .. ·- .,' ' !':"• ~ . l .·. . ,jo-; .. 'i' ' ' , ·• .' ' . ,': I Sc/Wlarships To be Given ' CLEA)!ING - W4!'*s or the !Aodlqr CrMI< CODIInc ancy Dlatrlct'a ••Operatlan Mallllt:HID\'' p~ tznH bJ Jack Crlap, assisted lhll'lllltroy CMmber ol C<lmiDarce lui - . In llttlJe- file rlwrbank aiq E. Vall>~~ reodr tor !b!a \ . .ing lila 8end RapUl Weekend, J1101 21-113, 1f1t - ' - 1 . - In -of lhll'mlero7 J....... Mlloltr 1llldt llopertmao!l. - dono courllay ct tl.. MoJ1a \. PO!lEROY - lbo Meigs Colll>Coolllllillton.Y 11 Cldcena' Scholarship F.,..don. known b 11Dollars for lieb<iara':, w!U award $1,300 ln .schal.t!!'~• I!IOodli 11 B p. m. II '11\o PomertiY ,lomentary scho<iL ,· ' GAl.UPOLIS- Tllo can were ......., Frill Mor,row, IWPtloll boaviiJ . ..,__ _, ln. 1 near heal. and ..U not •hi~.... saillli y-;'~ . 011 colll;r;~?:02p. ... f\'lday ·. l!olh ·wlll''lliile!\t tr""' lliimo•ie)' ~- .., Cloio Rd., llwa tlutha ~Clod duri!W l county"""'"drl"' Ot • lllllt 'til .!{!. 1111,_... lin ' .. two montlla. cOnll~ , IJ(pway r. (hrs Damaged in '""'""' rm\1 A Drivdn · ' James lllcllorman, state director d tbe Farmer• H o m e Adminl"tr.ation spoke briefly, praising those who IOIJIPOrted file Tuppers Plslns-Oieetsr Wetsr Diatrlct !rom Gle time ot lis Inception. ~dal acknoWledgout" areas that are lagging be- 1110111 was pven by McDorman to Wendy and ·Charlie in South America " •' 'i'. . . Water System Project 1be project proposal waa ~ub­ mltted to the OEO on March 27, 1968 Cor 1 12-monlh. period but file above grant approVal period ruiiS tllrougb program year B, whlch enda Oc,t. 31, 1968. Sayre pointed OUI lhal II that tlmo file project wUl be r ....rtt.teh Ud he is hopeiUI that lt lvill be rHPProved for progrl)n year C, on 1 l~mooth blal.. Anyone inll...,.ted In file cOIIIUitaJit's job or file 1111' so' • m>oJ'ntmont lhouid (Contlnned on 1'1&11 3) SHOP FRIDAY AN·DSATURDAY ,_-! . it.Y. FARMER r'BOE"l BROWN "DOWN ON THE FARM" CHICKEN .BAR-B- QUI ., ' . •. TO BE ·HEL·D·· , .- ac- ,.i •• "' ' : count or file Incident la file property or Don McKnight, on ern. ploye of file G. and J. In Pomeroy. The paper discloses filii a Ma~&s Count.Y American R e d BEACH~~~ • ~·~ ' ;;, ' ~~ Pomeroy Cement Block ... Waverly, Portsmouth District in the trage<bt were Mrs, Della C. Foulk, Mn. Dora Hunnell • Mrs. Jobmie Meier, and Mrs. - ·' Ambaa:i Announce MethQdist Assignments ~~1S~:y~=:u~ appliances (Continued !rom pege I) - ' ~ . - ,' a Reagan- Addressing has eetshlished a mllk price sup • an Indianapolis funct raising port of $!.67 per hundredweight, dinner, the Clllfornia gOvernor compared to the ~. S. support said the nation's domestic price of$f.26perhundredwelght, problems trom poverty to for milk of national average butviolence were the result ot terfat content. "permissiveness from cradle to crime. It's time to get angry," he said. PLAN SALE liiASON - The Ladies Auxll. lary of the l\lason Volunteer Fire Department Is having a rummage sale, Saturday, from The a.R)Olntmenta, by dJstrida 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at file city InclUded: building, The proceeds wiU help ChiUicothe District pay for a new fire truck. Albany, Howard Mayne, ftrot appointment. OLD FINE EXECUTED Amanda, Jack D. Lethenstrom Harold WDilam Smltll, 51, Rt. from Haydenville - Webb's Cha1, Raclne, has been jailed by' tbe pel, Chillicothe District. sherlfrs department for execuChesterhill, Charles W. im. tion oc an old fine and costa. hoff from Glouster _ Tflmbie Chilllcothe District. ' Coolville, Roy W. Rose trcm Pleasant HIU - Hocking HUts Beat •. 1+--- ·.; r,. ,,;;, ' KITCHEN with matching · Delaware, Ohio. Miller, Keifll Powers ttomBig Branch, Portsmoufll Dlattt<L Purtsmooth: Manly, l'aul Pyles ttcm South Poin4 Portsmoulb new asSignments Cor ministers District. in the conference. Racine, Dale McClur·D" .__ The 'ntm • u,.u appm ents were an.. Bethel, Portsmouth District. noonced at the closing session Rod n e y, Normon WUIIams of file Ohio Annual Conference, from WUliamsport, ChUiicothe which opened last SUnday night. District. The 151 changes covered all South Point, Eugene .f1nne!IID secUoos of the conlerence, which from Morral, Lima DistrlcL has more than 1,100 churches. ' Waverly Lestsr Taylor ttcm Columbus led the 11 diatrlcts Dayton: S:, J>aul in the number of new appoint. tricl• IJo.yton m.. m.ents w1th 23, lollowedby ZanesZanesvUie District vii le with 18, Cincinnati 17, DayFra ton and WUmington 16, !ipringzeysburg- Perryton, R<nfield 13, Chillicothe and Defiance 12, Toledo 9, Lima 8 and Portsmoufl17. . Ronald • ' ',. ·~~. Si~hiiq· .•~ 4 •.1, ,( ·. .:. ol I -" - • ' 1.00 ,ANGELES (VJlO..;. A i1lt;:\_,pare~ u Ids hands ao.. ~· make · ·~ ml~ · ~~ In ,!!Je ·rDIIIA> :~~n~d.veiito , F.'teethl.•~~ 1'1!l . i!oelr l!'lri!l• were·~·· 11!<en by. Sen. Riilort F. ]'~ ,tllb-d 11tn1~k a ,lr•:h at fh~ lashmm.te.. :• ·"~ · •l·t' : at T~y;, Mll!llo,land qa,Or 'toil'ls- Ke~. tiler hls /' viotol-f ... lleiOI!·Ih<\second, . ' . l,.aat ¥1!10110 ~ ·,.,o·.l ' . tsrs causo<Pl\11\rl••lllll~ speech led him, to ~ . ~.1' y" •Ppwderburns lndlcllad tile "Wheli I """'l',, iiUI' l'"l~t lnlowa. · ,. ; .· where, !U> wa~ .-loU~.: Ji.r .an ';, Jr~Mwu . Ored nolmorefllan ,, rem~ lhit ~. ~ · The twlater at Trac~ Thursday laassin, grand Jury tssillnOo.Y two or three lnchea trlliii ,. me, ·•fiirli to l'GUf rlfJII;- ~ nlshl drWed straight Uil'()ugh the re,ve~ ; . . . ~~·right ear. hlDI ICMII"' · C·p.lo n Jl~·l southweetsrn MlnneSOili liMn ~t Sirhan It Slrbon ·Pflcdced -,'l;)le crowd aroun! file Room.' " , ' . • '·· 1; 2,800, leavtog 1 t'h <!llile-10111.. Orlng a .. 22. ci!III>Or pistol at a mortalll' ,,. !'Wnled se1111or hit U,!~:ker aaid ~ bfllo>e<~.<li,J tllree - blook - ·wide cut lhit target range, Uttering the and cursed at file auaalln. · ordw was IP'veb II¥ ·tlno kiUed seVOII perso'M~ illlurod 72 cround, with hiDIIIreds of shoD "Everymle waa trying to kill Ttmanaon, ~· . 01 , ~ othera, l1 of fllem crltlcaiJ¥ and call"', l2 houra before the him." hOtel's · food and ' damaged aome 50 to 75 buDd- slayillg, 1 witness said. · R'rl Ue<ker, 15115-·inaltre d~ODL · .• • .; : trws, incJudiag chw-chea, schools A dai"k;.balred .ifl "~ · a d' at the Ambia Sidor .~. ;' l'\1U_ce aai4 an ~ and Tracy's P<Mor,plant. very good !~sure Wfll'hW ·a eaeorted .~eciY . !rom ll)o bulletin Ia atill ~t & , .thi "Houses disintegrated," , 1.,. polka dot dre66 stood smWifB sla$0 of the · Emt.,ay Room · l!l)'aterloos alrl Ill til! . '·;d« wltness.es said. . next to Sirhan momente. ba!ore ~arly U,.t• Wedoe8day !llllrlll1!a dr~s . I:OPOl'ied aeea ,~ "It sounded like seveo ttaight he aimed a ,gun Inches away alter the senator h!ld doUvlred !'lnlty by sevenl·wl ,...,Iii trains going over my house, • trom KOlUiedy s head and pulled a opeech be!ore cheertng file lhootlng. , ;:.. • ·; · said one man !!hose home was file tr~Ger, according to IJ1otb. SIU>porters clalinlng >lcll>ry In Vlneonl TIIOmaa ·dl ··.' ··· il· destroyed whlle he and hlo ram- or witness. the Calilornli Demooratlc pres- walter, 'ltlld lh8 lflll!('f jp,ey•titt· Uy huddled In the basement. A walter alandlng a lew Coot idenUal primary. was f,clur to olx Coot aW., 6:!iPJ' away ttcm the -tor w.hen he He said plan$ were changed· Kennedy when he wu abct.·'l!t MARRIAGE· APPUCAT!ONS was &hot said Sirhan had "a at file laat minute an! KeiiiiOIOiy notlead , Sil-hall . and file . cttl Tillman Jerome stubba; Jr., •.lck-Iooldng smile on his face" was to gu to a news confarence alandl111 on a plattonn UJed te 22, Rl 3, Ozark, Alaska, lab as he Ired the first two shots. in file COlonial Room by way of all~ om ~a. , '· ~ tschnlcian, and Mary Maureen Release Teotlmony file pantry. "He' 1~ ao thootlh he'. Cozart, 2t, Rl 2, Racine; ThornThe 273-pege tronscript oC file "He was auwosed to-file elfller talked to her or filrtld as Matthew Siewert, 20, Rl 2, secret srand Jury procsedl~Wt Orst plan-, was that he wu wlfll her beeause she smUod>" Cheahire, laborer, and Carolyn filet one week ago resulted in 1 supposed to. gu downlalrs, f11e Dl Pierro aald. "Torelllor tlie)' Ann ffiand, 17, Wsat Columbia. firskiegree murder indictment next door, and he was hPPGSed wore betllsmill~W." .. against the 24-yoar-<>ld JordaAs Sirhan .atepped dCMn iJie nlan immigrant was releasfXI to TWO ARRESI'Eil tour Inches Crcm the stand ·to VETERANS MEMORIAL th~ publlc Thursday. It conl'omei'Ol' llOUce have rt110rted file fioor, "he wu amu~.l!ft tained file testimony of 23 til lac~ the minute the Orot tt1o HOSPITAL 35• shots wore Or"" he atUI hittd witnesses and other persons e arrest of Robart Sanders, ' Admissions - Kathy Moore, 1 investi!llting file '··' of Concord, N. C., on charges cl. • .., Cheshire; Harriet, Hyatt, Ra,...,,ng the running a red light and 110 oper- very slck-looldng amOe on Ida face " file Wilier aald. clnei Maude McMurray, Pome- 42-year-old senator. The transcriJJt disclosed: ator's Ucenae, and WOllam May• Question Tlfrse 1'0)'. Kennedy a hot thr nard, 27, Racine. on a charp Discharges - LOula wli- urn-:.. not ..:: s • belle •• of speediag. Deteedvea. have queatlclned llama, Anna Verrigan, Julla • "uce as ved three w<lilen who •. Reese, Everett Coy. eorller. The fatal bullet poneThe Otis brothers l01tanod torward and idelltllled tliellltrlled hls brain. Another the 'first electric elevator In aelvea as .,.... in file Fmllu ' .. entered his right armpl~ New York .. bulldlng Ill 1889. Room · of the densed and evaporated milk and LAKESIDE, Ohio (U PO cream, the Tariff Commission is BisiUJP F. Gerald Ensley, top also to investigate the need for administrative olllcer oltheOhio (Jiotas on ti. number of other West Area ol the United Mefll<>dairy products which are not new dlst Ch"':ch• announced today 151 subject to import restrictions. The Etu<>pean Commoo 1\larket Is being blamed at least and tell fllem to pay back .all partially Cor the world dalry Seroing-Meigs County for over 96 years OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS WASIIINGTON - The Depar)ment or Agriculture has placed temporary Import ..,otas on condensed and evaporated milk and cream coming Into tile U. s. !tom !orelgn countries. Tenfll District Cong, Clarence E. Miller and ·others last mont11 sent letters o! protest to Secretary of Agriculture OrvilleFreeman. In fllaliotter MOler appealed to file Secretsry to take senator called tor an end to the Vietnam war, an "undcrstaftd.. ing" with the SOviet Union that would lead to a reducUon in armaments, and recognition of Red China. The Democratic presldertial candidate, addressing the Community Council of emergency action tmder Section Greater New York, also called 22 of the Agriculture A<ljustment for a "new politics" whose first Act. That action was taken yesR here can make this summer's vacation by car POMEROY To Reduce Milk Imports saying it assassination of sen. Robert F Kennedy June 6, the Mlnneso~ AUTO LOAN .I 1 ,;.,.;.q. • son status and sign on with him.. On the · eve of the gathering, ostensibly called to discuss the part;y platform, Rockefeller challenged Nixon to a televisloo first public address since the ' t"' eyeing Govs. Spiro T. Agpew of Maryland and James Rhodes or Oh)o for signs flley might be persuaded to drop their favorite Eugene J. Mccarthy-In his ' o '' tltunderstorms rionbJeci tbi'ousti file, Mtdwea!'tode.Y~ 1 tornado l!l!l"'l seve!' pm:sons Rockefeller backers also were The money yo.x save on a bank ' ,.,_ • HeaVY wlfll 392 Cor Nixon and 110 Cor Gov. ·Ronald Reagan of catlforniL He needs 667 to capture the nomination. declined, )!, .• ~United Prelal.ritiQhal' . 77 would ool,y prmtote 41 dlvisive tendencies among Republicans." Other developments: •• ' • Orm delegate votes, coooparod . debate. Nixon • . '. ,. j ' In' Minn.e80ta v o t e s tied up by Shaler reportedly favor. the ·New. York only • ., might rencunee hla ~Yonte son role and back RockeColler; Some 42 o! the 61 dele!llls Rockefeller ..., has t ' • ,. ••• ' ... .Seven Pe ' ' ,- ·. , fSO~~ e egate strength, but several governor, and he could come governors attending the confer.. · out with an even larger stare. · r__________t;;;lon;;,;:.s..;t:ha:t~mi:gh::t~be:.::d:el~iv:ered-::. ' . ~ ·By United Pres• lnter.;.u'ona! ·· at ' i"it In , Pirt:.. to the Ne.lson A. RockefoUer wao Rockef,Uer collllln. seeking needed booatl one· Ilk·'" ' for hi a m~ch 1 · ow pro.spe& was Gov s pres dentlal canclidaey lll$nll!ld J>, ~er ot J>ennayl: today Item foUCM .RePublican vanla, Who indl<&ted .eOrlier he governors at Tulsa, OklL There ' ' ~ ~-' . Tornado . ., , ' .' ' file tri4 ,'. ' .. ' t::.i.· ;.:~;~t.=l " �', ' .• ' 'It' Unel, Sundl,y 01 · r, 1 s .and the'f!!&h- • "' '' I '' '• dl•l#dLin to lltlO . to ' Y • I 1 I I I . •qnlt'i .....llloil ·~Ill lhr•IU8h • F""'l lOr CrQal cbick to Paul meetl111 I . u.' ra and th and""' d durllll • no~ night. ta ol mae the re-eled · ol conuna1oder, hi . P·olttl•oal stru<llul'e and nan ehanism • 1 hite attJtudes •••••••••••••••• 6 lf2 A · nllttauoo or J tl • • • . .. • • . • 41;, I • I • • • • • • • , • • • I) ederal prtJS11J!ll • Came en • Lob : Acci ent for hl1 1 PO Tlte,y jump appraaches tit • SSI encoun~ - eight- ns . -·· SbHia'' . back. ' e •< ,. ,. " oral ou and warmest r I · ID Water man w OWl cid OY- R 1 sa erslt;v or .•j, 'lnf cte M rs, ,-, (C tlnuod ' Up 1 On Frid y 8 ••••••••• E OAIU oSU' 1111 llec: t ~llhtd tver! w•~ ••~~nit" · Ent•td u PcmtrOj , Ollio, Poa• Pollution 'R in ' 0 r Citi s ;EL licrMt, Po.Mrv!, lc.. TERMS Of' ·asc rl daill •lid lilllllk), :He 8) t h. n.,, '"'I d o• malll• ptr lol.ULStJI.SCIV'n() ' UTE The • li ll rlbtr!t In QI,Jo tlld '1 dge . tlnil , - e1r U; •· '" ; 1 VirIll• ll'ofbln , Ollt)Mr$10 1• i •mlllllhltll; thl'll The " Droll) S.nUne1,- ! Mr tJO; 1b _ . . . ~- 2~1 l ~r• mondli l ho l'nlted Prt lm c· lul• emilllld to the ull ror ll'lbUc 1on ()/_ lUI I I tl'll21t 110 tlllJ-IfiCIIt a. al10 u.. Centu 's Acqu in nee he aoit the farm of \ ), •, a hlll ~ .,•- over • blrlllday, belium - ·, .. . '' .. ~ .. . ~ ..\ ; ~~~.-.~ •. ' al Vo Be Is an ol Paul' ::'.ciDo::::~~= ,M .&TU 16- 11-18 - • tbi iiiMilllllrlin. �', ' .• ' 'It' Unel, Sundl,y 01 · r, 1 s .and the'f!!&h- • "' '' I '' '• dl•l#dLin to lltlO . to ' Y • I 1 I I I . •qnlt'i .....llloil ·~Ill lhr•IU8h • F""'l lOr CrQal cbick to Paul meetl111 I . u.' ra and th and""' d durllll • no~ night. ta ol mae the re-eled · ol conuna1oder, hi . P·olttl•oal stru<llul'e and nan ehanism • 1 hite attJtudes •••••••••••••••• 6 lf2 A · nllttauoo or J tl • • • . .. • • . • 41;, I • I • • • • • • • , • • • I) ederal prtJS11J!ll • Came en • Lob : Acci ent for hl1 1 PO Tlte,y jump appraaches tit • SSI encoun~ - eight- ns . -·· SbHia'' . back. ' e •< ,. ,. " oral ou and warmest r I · ID Water man w OWl cid OY- R 1 sa erslt;v or .•j, 'lnf cte M rs, ,-, (C tlnuod ' Up 1 On Frid y 8 ••••••••• E OAIU oSU' 1111 llec: t ~llhtd tver! w•~ ••~~nit" · Ent•td u PcmtrOj , Ollio, Poa• Pollution 'R in ' 0 r Citi s ;EL licrMt, Po.Mrv!, lc.. TERMS Of' ·asc rl daill •lid lilllllk), :He 8) t h. n.,, '"'I d o• malll• ptr lol.ULStJI.SCIV'n() ' UTE The • li ll rlbtr!t In QI,Jo tlld '1 dge . tlnil , - e1r U; •· '" ; 1 VirIll• ll'ofbln , Ollt)Mr$10 1• i •mlllllhltll; thl'll The " Droll) S.nUne1,- ! Mr tJO; 1b _ . . . ~- 2~1 l ~r• mondli l ho l'nlted Prt lm c· lul• emilllld to the ull ror ll'lbUc 1on ()/_ lUI I I tl'll21t 110 tlllJ-IfiCIIt a. al10 u.. Centu 's Acqu in nee he aoit the farm of \ ), •, a hlll ~ .,•- over • blrlllday, belium - ·, .. . '' .. ~ .. . ~ ..\ ; ~~~.-.~ •. ' al Vo Be Is an ol Paul' ::'.ciDo::::~~= ,M .&TU 16- 11-18 - • tbi iiiMilllllrlin. �I • e ogn• 1 ;IQ ..• •• Dec a ed can- Mr. ncing the approachi to Mr. an Kea ns. by hilath ono roll L. of their on n, • and Mrs. .v To e 0 ' ' So- '';i! ,, '· , li m .• • I for the Uti ;. l'iJ, . .. • . '-i' ' ofth " . • " ui •• t Held A Chapte M mb Tour Historic Park Mrs. Patrl that s CS Meet.s ith lESS ., w r Given . muc~) R ent Bri know ..... · ·. •l' •• J' •. 'or a.. ·,' ,.' ' l35.DB tiHiCbll ' iat.al • ·Of of • •• ' . ~ .. Curts Eul r Vo sore eod ' < / • I m P rkerlburg the Full r l J!Uilneas llow8hlj>, Box 1674, v Att nd atio At C umbu Tuesday \ S IO ; ,I .Coo te, tole on tests re eld • 1' Cheater and .. I • . •l • J -! ·,. . ' ..~ �I • e ogn• 1 ;IQ ..• •• Dec a ed can- Mr. ncing the approachi to Mr. an Kea ns. by hilath ono roll L. of their on n, • and Mrs. .v To e 0 ' ' So- '';i! ,, '· , li m .• • I for the Uti ;. l'iJ, . .. • . '-i' ' ofth " . • " ui •• t Held A Chapte M mb Tour Historic Park Mrs. Patrl that s CS Meet.s ith lESS ., w r Given . muc~) R ent Bri know ..... · ·. •l' •• J' •. 'or a.. ·,' ,.' ' l35.DB tiHiCbll ' iat.al • ·Of of • •• ' . ~ .. Curts Eul r Vo sore eod ' < / • I m P rkerlburg the Full r l J!Uilneas llow8hlj>, Box 1674, v Att nd atio At C umbu Tuesday \ S IO ; ,I .Coo te, tole on tests re eld • 1' Cheater and .. I • . •l • J -! ·,. . ' ..~ �'; I , ' ~ I :~· ·~ ' ' • r .Is ' ~· ' I '' II • , ' By P•t Houck ..... ... ... ~~==~;;~;:;:~:~:1:~t~:i:;:;:j:~~=;~=l=l=~~=~=~=~=~~=~~=~=~~:;;~~=~:~:~:;~:~:~:;:;:~~~=~:l~:[f:~~:~~=~=~~~~=l~~~~:~~~ > She' a 4 Ct. H and ~ ~ inches tall and shels going to do little fblt of everything!' for us Ulls summer. Her~ irs Sallie Mossman. 41 & ~· wtll be a junior at Ohio Unlverslt,y this fait i1' Slllie's assoclati~~ with the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. came ~tIn an .~nus-.. w~. It was a matter of timing. Site had traveled !ia•k ond forth through Gallipolis on her way to Athens from her llumlqt~on hmne. · :. By June la.t yeor, Sollie hod who grew up In that part of the ,.not been' ab1.e to 'Ori:ll sLDJiiner country, 11 there was a ltory Ollljlloyment, so lielng a Journal- behind tho odd wiodows. 9!e said l1m . ~; she 'inalled a jOb ap- dlam,on<~s were tho blrthstonesol pllca~on ·to the Ga!Jipolls Trib- tho ,wife, of the man who bunt uno. · thellouse so 'he niadelhe windows Her letter arrived Just as the llke th&t. t ' thought it was a ro- I \ advertlsing depaftment had an . ' 1·... f>i" .~ , . Tho P<OIIl'arn oftheevontnBhad been planned by Mrs. Dana Wickline, Mrs. SlevoThomaaandMra. John Graham. 9!otring a Japanese Iris bloom from the garden of Mrs. Dana Wickline, Mrs. W. A, Lewis ox- mantle . story, but wonder how a f' t • WHILE I WAS writing the ~ve, someone passing by my 4esk said It was poorlng down rain. We all ran tor our cart, ·tmowtng the windows were q>en. Nothing Ia hotter than a c!osecl. llll <II' a!tllng In tho sun on a fiG. ' Jiluo dqroo do¥. When I got there, I saw the windows had been closed. Mlrlo Bush fwd started st one snd of tho parking iot ond closed them all down the line 11 he wenL Oh, yea, I forgot to say. Marlo i!l one of tocla.,y's teenager a. '· .. I LINDA HOFFMAN LAIJENER, cla'll'rtOr of Mr. and Mra. WUUiln llo11man, gradlotecl with bllh hanora recemlyfromCodar'fille College. B!l! mantlonecllblo fact la:JI whan he snd the rest ol the fAmily returned !rom attending commencement exer~ chea. He said he didn't want it in the paper because, .. that would seem Ukebraggl.ng."Well, let me tel! you, I! one or 11\Y ebl!dren groduotes with high hanOn, and make the dean's list every aln&fe aernester, like Linda has dooe, ru sure brag. That takes a lot or work and deserves • pat on tho back. WHILE ON THE TRAIL ll( an. story, I drove out In the ~· We paslodawhilofrarne hOuse with windows, moahitth.m ''' diamond-ahapad. Of course ·lt at- •.; traced 11\Y attention. I asked Hazel Sleets, who was with me aoo '• Form Bureau i Annual Barbecue To be June 27 '· ( •' ,:> GALUPOUS - The 111111101 Wtn Bureau Chicken Barbecue ~ be held Thursday, Juno 21, ;t the Junior Fair Gr.ounds. Servl~~g will be from 5:30 to 8:30 p. .1'11. Dring your own table service. Tickets are now onsaleatDick Brown's Nationwide Office. They eap also be obtAined !r0111 Mra. C!4rence Davis, Mrs. Franll M!Us, Mrs. T. f. Burleson, !\Irs. Maurice Thomas and Mra. 'Dan Notter. The Far'""' Bureau bam! ol trustees wm ahw have tickota for sale. Thc ' d...,lfnc !or rcservaLion• is Jtnw25. ... :'!!:' ~!a ~·~my "t"' ~ '. ,,/.. RECEIVES ALL A's - L!"' da FrBD<h, a 1967 graduate or" Kyger Creek Hillll SCbool, wu llotecl oo the Dean's Honor Roll with a atra!&hl A averap it Rio Grande Collegl lhia Pllt semelfM lnd the preVious tali semelfM. s~ter:wm eoter next semester as a IOI)homore ma- joring In - · · and E~ Mlaa F'Nach Ia the dlutditer of Mr. llld Yro. Geol'ge B. r.-h of Route 1, Ga!Jipolls. 9!o Is 111 ocu.. member of the College Chrl""' tan AIIOC!allon, tho KayClub, 1111 the SWc!ont NIU""' ol EducaUoo Auoclalloo. M! II Frencb Ia 1111PIO¥od II the Columbus lnd SOUthern Ohio Electric Coa¥>anylnGIII\9CJII•. for the aiiiDIIIIr. Children's Day Program Given At Paint Creek GALLIPOLIS - A c:hlldreo'a day program presented by I h o Paint Creek Baptlot &mday School oo JUne 9 was allondod by atargeoudleoeo. Theprogram OI>Oood with an organ prelude foiIOtVed by congregational s1nglng. Scripture and pra.yer waa led by Dobbie Holland arid a welcome was extended by Keith and KevIn Jackaoo. The nursery, begin.. oera, primary, )m!ore llld ID· tormedlate · claeaes contrib<rt.., ' exorcisea' ond IOI!fll. charlOf. Jamleoo and Jimmy Gilmore gave recitations. A one ' ' I~ ' f .• ' ' ,. • ,···~• ~...1 > • • ; Gallic County Writing Group ': Ten New Books ReIeqsecJ BY County L1'b rary ,, . pla!iiod:'!fl.Yihe rt~tP>Iol:~~ tl)l,t<ll"l!i ~~ Allentown, .Po. qt ~ •liojp~~ '1/i J~. :me. od@iiil.blill> waa.slv• en lc! Mfii. wl!ii<UO, by a fr!Ooici whO b~ It ~J~: · · . . Mra. Jom:GratWn iisOCI• I w 'o poems to; :)ltua!rate dlire!'"!'! ha•• ' ' Aunt Mary•s Letter" woo presented by the following 14 Gimes: . ' ·' ' ' .' " . ' ' ' Pack 203 Cubs • ,r .. .....FOR ALL MEN Rose and prayer was offered by meeting was centered around the Mis. EarlCr~eenL theme or the month "When Dad Readlrt:s were given by Mrs. Was A Boy!' Faye Rose, "Life's Meardng"; The CUb scouts played games Mrs. Earl Cremeens, "He Lead- and were ahown ...,. to make · eth Me'•; Mrs. Bruce Um-oe, toys their Dado made. Ead! boy "Remember the Soul," and Mrs. bn>ught a sack lunc:h. Den Albert Thlvener, "On Sund&J'." Mothers attending were M r s. Bible questions were asked Naomi Pilrson• and Mrs. John by Miss Nlbert. Minutes were L111e, and .fathers present were read and approv,d., .. ,Tile.,gr"'f! ~,~4 !$~~ ~i!li!l"l'rn w~.~ di~mi~sed , Mt~ the~.LQt:d!~ ~ ·.,.Bqnpre!IODI.we~" 111nmY C1f, Prayer. the next meelini' Wln man, Stuart Coronel, F'rabe at the home of Mrs. Geor'ge tey, !love Ghorke, Chuck Adkins. Keith McMillan, and Sonn,y Par- o/o DISCOUJtT •u MEN'S · , DRESS:OXFORDS - ... .,' ,., ' o• WORI SHOES - ' ..... ", No. ,Uo,oi\ii!l 'ctle' aur..,. . .• Lane; sons. Conducted by Cora WSCS ...... '" ., ·" ' ., ,, - I, ... _,; .... r!. ' 1n: " ', ..,· . ,•, . M-ol The United Clurcb daiJy serve refreehDIOIIIs In the dinIng room after the program. A 1111reory wu maintained dlrlng Bible School wilh Miss 9!arOD Haml!ton, Miss Sas!e Thom)IBOD and Phyllis Thomu aa asalatanta. DIIJIIays haVe been set up In the rooms and visitors are ask. od to rial! thorn. Teachers and assistants were: vacalkllt Bible achool JlTOI1'Il1l will be presented . thle ovC!Idng at 7 p.m. Dlroctm'a ol tho Bible Sc:bool wore Mrs. Becl<;f ,Scoll, Mrl. WUrioll Rodgera, and Mrs. Am Brotm. Averaae student allondaaoe was lf7. Department a atm.. od tilth lhe f?'OSNIId classes up Four -Year..Old ·ctaas, M r s. to tho IOYenth and eil!llth grade Becky Mulllno, Mr-. NorettaGU· claaseo. Ollorlnga from B ! b I o llaplo, and Miss ~elanle WiseSChool ore being given for !he man. llmda,y School Library. Kindergarten, Mrs. Mary Lou The YOUM Mapied.Ciaoo w!U Kin& M!aa Martha Cornwoll, and Joan MUter. Mis& K~ey Begins Miss Firat Grado, Mrs. Gloria l)m. ner, Mrs. hron Tawney, IDil ' Events · Mila Nancy Grace. Second Grado, Mra. Pal ThornPT. PLEASANT - M!es Car- ·.~~ Mrs. Artie Ratke, and Mlsa . ol 'll'ell~.'~··•tolriibcl tl'l~i ceCol)'e\herholl. ' 1blfd Gracto, Mrs. Fran Wb!U.: Maaoo' ~:r'J! illt•~ for Charlastoo to beafn a woeli- man, Mrs. Loletta Abblelt and lq aerlea of events, that will Mlas Janie MU!s. Fourth Grade, Mrs. Maxine eu!mloate Ill Salllrday, June 22, Stutes and Mrs. Gloria Heck. when Miss Weal Virifnia ll( 1968 Fifth Grade, Mrs. Virginia !1 Cl't111110d. CLII'ill !a a IIG!Ihomoro at 1\!or. ~ aud Miss Nancy Lease. Sixth Grade, Mrs. Gale Smith ris illrvO¥ College and a graduate II( l!ldnt Ploaaant H ! g h and Mrs Garnet Elliott. Seventh and E!g)lth Grade, Mrs. Scbtiol. Dl wiLILIDitho Miss MaMildred Hamilton, Mrs. Eleonor LJ!IIL c:ouncy Ut!o, Carol waa ·•· Gilliam, and Mr1. June Fr111· warded a $250 lc:holarlhlJI and . the. rlsfJt til COIIIJIOI.II for the cia. Week·I.A»ng Jobri· ARRESI'S REPORTEIJ PT. PLEASANT - Arreslsrecorded at the CllUJit.i jail Frida)> nilhl were: Goebel S. ~ 42, Winfield; Leroy Thomas, 37 W!nlleld, both charpcl''with toxlcsUoo snd Homer Lltc:hfleld,. 53, Rt. 3 Heoderson, Intoxication warrant. Present Program Tonight Griee '~ ',. '' SPECIAL RIG; ·$1.19 STRIKE DECISION DtJIIIJN (UPl)- Sollie 3;500 workers Ol1ljl!eyed !D Dubl!o'a maJor hotels voted sOturday In favor of strike acUon to presa their demands Cor ldgher w.,Os and a 4o.Mur week. The strike doclalon vote must receive ihe SIIICIIOIL of tho etecuUYO board or the Irish Trlnepci<t and Generll Workers Uoloil. 5 ..... I MO"Q~Y, JUNE 17th-7 P.M. to 10 P.l. ONE GROUP MENS FAMOUS BRAND WALK SHORTS ML LEGGS ACTION JEANS Permanent Pressed Black and Slue 29 to 36 Waist REG. $4.98 . 1f2 PRICES2.49 PDMANENT CREASED MENS CASUAL & WASH 'NWEAR DRESS PANTS :!i SElECT GROUP JOYS $HORTSLEM , KNIT and SPORTTO SECOND AVENUE OPPOSitE PARK GAWPOLIS, OHIO . IIIIa Welt Vlrllltia Iitle. ·: uda 'T TELL ..• 2 BOY'S SPT. COATS.....$2.00 STRETcH SOCkS ! • ,. • Reg. $1.00 Y1l, 2 pr. .. l.~ao. . " ' " ' . G«<UI! OF.NC).IJON JEANS uNear the Crosa.•• Mrs, Slenll!l' Wood prealdod over tho bualnou meotiiLg. Roll ca!J wao an.,.red by eoc:h telling their Cavorlte occupatlon. TWOII· Q> ..,!lhl sick call a were reeordod. Mrs. Wood awolnted Mra. DAvid tD lnatell oatcora at tho next mooting. The moelintl adJoumed with Tho Lord' I Prayer. Next lpootfng will bo July 11 at tho homo or Mro. Homer 51triver. $2.50 . WORR. .·1 s3.88 sl:49 · BJg bargail!l ••• bigilavtnl• 4urln& ~~J~ CV~ILL Monday 'Nile Only1!n Oalllpolllfrom W 10:P,I), , , " J SEED 80~ 310 Second Ave. .MONDAY EYE. ONLY .. GROUP I Oflegular Nee Tho program for the Cora Women's Soe!ot,y of Christian service. After a unJion contes~ Jlledp service. The meeting was hold at the homo or Mro. Jackson Walker. A covered dish dlnnorwaasor•ed at noon to f!tteen mormora and the following gueata: Mrs• John GUUam and LIOLla, Jane Am Morgan, Linda h!ver, Rboncla Ellis, C¥ttlh!a N!da,y, MarlHarr!IOII, hrrl and Usa Wedemeyer and M!eltaol Wood. The do¥ ..... IJ)Onl sewing <arpel: raga. Mrs. Carl Ellis and M r s. Lawrence Akero had charge llt the P<OIIl'otn. The .fll'Oil'l11l ~ ened with the hYmn "llavo Thine Own Way, Lord" Mra. Aken reed the Pledge Pra.rer. Mrs. VI<U>r N!da,y, Mra. Jack llarrl...,, snd Mro. Davill A!Uzerreed tho boautiiW plild&l! I!OI'Ylce ..., Humlllcy, .Samce, Mort\y a ad Compass!oo. After eadi roadlai these worda were J)lmod to form a croao. _Mrl. EIUa narrated tho · .Service mooting TIW'aday wa1 a lion, J)ledge tltl'oklpaaworeplaeod ·at tho fool ol 1118 croaa. The . prosr1m closed with theiV'tnn. ' , GALIJPOLIS - "" Summer Meet • At Lear Home GROUP OF WOIENS SOFT LINED LOAFERS Hold First ·OFF,. Grace Bible School Will GROUP OF WO.ENS ' Voluie To: .. LOW & MEiiUM .HEELS. $7.95. ed to order b)' tlle vice--president, , GiALLIPOLIS - Don No. I, Miss Bonnie Nibert The opening Padc 203, held Its first meetsong was, "I Must Tell Jesus." ing ot the summer program 'lUesScrlplllre was reed by Mrs. Faye day oo Fortlfteal!on Hill. T h o Pledge Service JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. ind lll'L Caronce V, lljrby, Rl. 1 -.u, are IIIDOWIChW the !ipp'<ia<:ldng JIW'o rlqe or thoir daughter, Jeyce Leo, to C. Darrel Young. Mr. Young II tho 1011 of the late Mr. Guy and Mra. Lotlle YCJUDC or Rt. 2, BldWa!L 1be woddlntl will take f)laeo at the Col...,. ,llapl!at Qlurch II Rio GraD!o, Ohio, on June 29 at 2:30p.m. .. 111Ualc will bocl• at 2 p, m. Tho cuslolit of q>en church wtll : bo -..od. Areeepl!on 11111 fllllow at tho church. .0·0 .:GROUP.Of ;CHILDRfNS . SLIP ON TENN~S Val'* Base there. ' He just re1\!rned frm TbaUand. New • books released by the GaiJLti . ~ Dlatrlct Llbrery !or J\IIH! H •i!erll, Flcdon: The me~• of the aenior clua· Hunter ~ Trop, by Howard Kathy 'Mitchell, Sonsora SUI~ Fast; ·To ·llr<>okl¥n tilth Lew Charles ~rs and Norman -by Gerald 'G~n; The Gilmore. YOUR ·bY Hugil AtldlllfOn, and Smol! Cor· The Rev. Grover Turner, pao- nor Ill' Ro¥ Turner. CHOICE tor, gave a few remarks and the ' ' NON-F1CTI0ll: Thlt Quail, , bentcllctlon. M!as Cheryl R'- Robert, by Matpret A. Stenger; ' acted aa mJRresa-. eerem<lllea Do You Solemnly swear?, by DISCONTD.~ and Mrs, Leslie llowaro, oupt., Louis B. Heller; The SurviYII waa JD'OII'&m cllalrman. of Scotland, by Eric Llnklater; ' . •. STRIKE ENDS The Lest ReVolutionary, Richard M~ HOMELESS LVSAKA, Zambia (UPI)- A O'Connor; The Speaker& Handy BOMBAY (t)Pl) - Nesrly crippling !oor-<!ay nadonwlde Reference, by EdWard L Fried- 2,000 persona have been made . . rill strike ended in illla African men, and Lowell Thomas, lhe homeless IS I result Of Hlndunou.., (;11~-.,._hen 7,000 Stranger Everyone Knolra, by Moslfm rlolll raging In tho city striking w rs returned to Norman Bowen. of NIIPlD' since MoMa,y, tholr jobs. Rail and onloo IUthorlUes reported Saturday. A spokesmen said the men dodd- Illegal. But Zambian railway Fl,.nce Ministry spokesman ed to return after President officlala prOO\lsed to eliimlne Aid more than 200 houses were Kenneth K!oufldl signed a union de...OOs !or a 50 per cent . COIIljlletely d e s t r o y e d and/ decree declaring tho strike wage il'k:reaae. .1, '· pla~d damage at $200,000. 7 ~i!·~i.«l>#~!::«'~~~ act play, GALUPOLIS~ ~ Mr1 ..,;. ~._ Gar,lanil B. GiUinsiWn and Tatt lla'indeborry r-euh!od·(ratt AlleittOwp, PI,, whero 'thej ai. ...... the rreduatlon eicorc!ses at William' Allen Wl\Jul Hlitt - · tiltoro their lf1llllidaLLtlh11!<• Mloa f4'nn Gill!....,;., W.o i!'ailualed with ilono<aln a claaa of 688. The GUI!ngharno "'" ac<ol1lllanled h4llto by. dle!r sreitd1011, ' Jim GUIIng)Jam, m, Who will IJIOnd tho summer In GaiJ!. poliJ with ble Ill'~ ldeaao(.atJ!~~~smind'the ' m~ of l)fo: 1be1UftoCPIOw- . era by RobmF"'!S1; II~U YOL\I' . Orchards Bear 1 by Edni .Saint vlncelit l,lllay~ ' '' 1 ,1 Gml&> s!ngljJg was led by Mri: l!l11l Raine'!, Mrs. !love ''iiJOI'l~ at the plono, Mrs. Ilana Wick:. Uno at the o,rgan. ' ' · SETS · NEW• TYI'ING ~ The moat 1100aUal 0011'" orrangomont was mado·lltweedma- ORD - !\Irs.• Nell Rqss> ·SIS !erial by Mro. Arthur Eapen- ·Third Avenue, (ljllji'OII•, has established a .., t,yp!ng roo&heidi the moat intereSting con~ ' Iatner on exhibit was an antiqUO ord atGalllpollaBuilneos Col· Ink - d broogbt by Mra. Slev~ lege. 9!8 IYPed 95 words a minute for a 5oihlnute d...., Thomas. A DOtVer - Identifying contest Uoo with four errors. The precOdo<l the serving or refroeh· record hod been aet 'by M!sa Jerry Sliqga, Route 2, Gal· ments by the Social Committee. The nexl meotiJII! will be Jucy l!polla. Min Skaggs had (,)pod 90 words a mloote for a &U . Members are asked to meet minute durol!on With 5 erat the Clark home at 7 o'cJock rors. Mra. Ron ~eted for a toor led by Mrs. w. A. her secretarial cauraeatGBC Lewis. oo J)U10 7. 9!e wtll be leaving for Rome, New York, the em or JlBtO. Her husband wtU be stad<lled at Gri!Daa Air Force Plans Tour GALLIPOLIS - Instead of the resolar mooting or tho GaiiJI ~ C~ve Writers' Gt'Uij), the clUb hlo plmiod an out1ntJ to the Gorman VD!a&e In Columbes. The tour wtll take place on J1B10 30 lllartlni at 9 a.m. and concluding promlllly at 6 p.m. Tld<eta will be $2 each and emilie holders to villi ten homes and severid gardena. Buse's tllU tour the ares and those 1'lth Ut:keta are enl!l!~ to onllnniled rides to and from the hollaes and prdena. Al10 there will be a 1!18clol air...,. dlttonod slgbt-aeolng bus for a oma!J additional charge. Ample parking tllll be Provl!led at the perimolor llt the vu. lase. A nwnber ol rootourants will be q>en for toor deY. Members cit tho Goll!a Coun13' Writers who tlls!t to · make arrangemento Cor tr...,.irteUon or wieh further delalla sllould call Mra. Mary Lewlo, 24~23 at Rio Grande. G~aduatioo in • • AL 3 p.m. the meeting was call- at tile Ohio State Fair on August 22 to September 2. All· pl!cants for this ilono< muat be reoonunended by their VOc:al lescbers and competition Ia very keen. Palmer is a member llt !\Irs. Anne Fischer's choir and will lie a this summer · during the W9fk ~" Unroe. MER Barcus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barcus, !I. Rt. 218, has been chosen to sing with the All Ohio Youth Choir Foondry. She is making her hoJrie ...... NORTHUP- TheNorthllpMissionary Socie'b' spent their recent afterooon meeting worki!W time knotting qollts. The meeting was held at tlu~ home or Mrs. Bruce PALMER BARCUS CHOSEN FOR CHOm- PAL- Jtarted a builder's supply busi· ness. Her family still lives In Huntl~ and her father is an accountant for American Car and . < ., . Missionary Group Meets At Unroe Home ~onda hl).r. She is an attractive lddidon to our office, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeerers I asked her WednesdaY what and sons, Kenton, Kevin, and her first lmpression of' our edi~ torlat office was. She said, "It Kyle have returned to their home .: tas extremely organized for a In Gahanna after spending the ~wsroc:m." 0 'didn't have the past 10 da,ys with their parents, .Jieart to tell her It was tidied Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Saunders, Lower River Rd. lQJ tor (~len house.) Now, Sallie Ceels like work in the editorial department ls more ~tine than in. the adVertising di!partment CHw, Jr. says, walt ~~ a bridge faUs, or a tornado strikes!) GRANDFATHER UVED HERE GalUpolts Is oot entirely new to SaU!e. Her grandfather Uved here IDItu tbe turn of the century ¥1hen he left: to seek his fortune in Huntington. He and a brother '~-~;i!•• RIO Gli~E;.., siverafdie..• ~~· a( !It• .Rkl Ci\"all<lo (/arden Cl~ .,~- I<> ·'111, .J II n o PJ:')Ir"t~J' f-! · rtu.r~o ~ held at 'the ;home. ,or·Mrs. l)ane W!dd!Qe. ' Mra. J~mes Clark, pt<ls!dllnt, W.s 10 ·.hat,. of the meeting. . CGD)i>f1.lng wilh a r~at by tho o!do Jliatoncal Aasoclat!on, tho Club voted for the OX~e dailll' .... sla~ nowor, . ' Mrs. James Clark and .Mrs. F!CJ1'011 WUUarns woronameddel· egalea to the Stele .Convoni:!oJIIn Columbus In Augesl. A report ll( tho·Rell!O.sl me.otlngln Pomeroy, was given by Mn. Sam Raines, Mrs. Arthur Espensheld. M! s s Grace Tomas. ., t ;HI {L • Wio'kl/ne·~·~·.·.•., · ' openi~ Sallie was interriewed the W()man ever hung curtain and tliO next thing we "knew tho rods. ll'al> (old) Trlbuoe omce was "ighteood Ill' a pretty .~ow face. Sallie wears py colors (pinks, • ....,) and , ribbons in her week with Col and Mrs. A. cf!trtck, 414 Third' A~( •.. •I [ Slllie' s goal as a jpur~t itl become a (ashton Writer or cirork In public relations. Mea"' ,while, it ia nice to have her".With Us. (Even lr she ts a size 7), ' , r' ~r~r ., I \'A, • .i o '' ! ' Mrs. Odna i... '\ •'"• • 0 I" ~ • ' 1 I f: Rio:Gc:JrCieh Cluij: H-astess 1' · e~~r ··,· •• :, ' .. '~ ' .' '. 1 r' '' !l ' .. .' "' .J..;., . ·~ ' �'; I , ' ~ I :~· ·~ ' ' • r .Is ' ~· ' I '' II • , ' By P•t Houck ..... ... ... ~~==~;;~;:;:~:~:1:~t~:i:;:;:j:~~=;~=l=l=~~=~=~=~=~~=~~=~=~~:;;~~=~:~:~:;~:~:~:;:;:~~~=~:l~:[f:~~:~~=~=~~~~=l~~~~:~~~ > She' a 4 Ct. H and ~ ~ inches tall and shels going to do little fblt of everything!' for us Ulls summer. Her~ irs Sallie Mossman. 41 & ~· wtll be a junior at Ohio Unlverslt,y this fait i1' Slllie's assoclati~~ with the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. came ~tIn an .~nus-.. w~. It was a matter of timing. Site had traveled !ia•k ond forth through Gallipolis on her way to Athens from her llumlqt~on hmne. · :. By June la.t yeor, Sollie hod who grew up In that part of the ,.not been' ab1.e to 'Ori:ll sLDJiiner country, 11 there was a ltory Ollljlloyment, so lielng a Journal- behind tho odd wiodows. 9!e said l1m . ~; she 'inalled a jOb ap- dlam,on<~s were tho blrthstonesol pllca~on ·to the Ga!Jipolls Trib- tho ,wife, of the man who bunt uno. · thellouse so 'he niadelhe windows Her letter arrived Just as the llke th&t. t ' thought it was a ro- I \ advertlsing depaftment had an . ' 1·... f>i" .~ , . Tho P<OIIl'arn oftheevontnBhad been planned by Mrs. Dana Wickline, Mrs. SlevoThomaaandMra. John Graham. 9!otring a Japanese Iris bloom from the garden of Mrs. Dana Wickline, Mrs. W. A, Lewis ox- mantle . story, but wonder how a f' t • WHILE I WAS writing the ~ve, someone passing by my 4esk said It was poorlng down rain. We all ran tor our cart, ·tmowtng the windows were q>en. Nothing Ia hotter than a c!osecl. llll <II' a!tllng In tho sun on a fiG. ' Jiluo dqroo do¥. When I got there, I saw the windows had been closed. Mlrlo Bush fwd started st one snd of tho parking iot ond closed them all down the line 11 he wenL Oh, yea, I forgot to say. Marlo i!l one of tocla.,y's teenager a. '· .. I LINDA HOFFMAN LAIJENER, cla'll'rtOr of Mr. and Mra. WUUiln llo11man, gradlotecl with bllh hanora recemlyfromCodar'fille College. B!l! mantlonecllblo fact la:JI whan he snd the rest ol the fAmily returned !rom attending commencement exer~ chea. He said he didn't want it in the paper because, .. that would seem Ukebraggl.ng."Well, let me tel! you, I! one or 11\Y ebl!dren groduotes with high hanOn, and make the dean's list every aln&fe aernester, like Linda has dooe, ru sure brag. That takes a lot or work and deserves • pat on tho back. WHILE ON THE TRAIL ll( an. story, I drove out In the ~· We paslodawhilofrarne hOuse with windows, moahitth.m ''' diamond-ahapad. Of course ·lt at- •.; traced 11\Y attention. I asked Hazel Sleets, who was with me aoo '• Form Bureau i Annual Barbecue To be June 27 '· ( •' ,:> GALUPOUS - The 111111101 Wtn Bureau Chicken Barbecue ~ be held Thursday, Juno 21, ;t the Junior Fair Gr.ounds. Servl~~g will be from 5:30 to 8:30 p. .1'11. Dring your own table service. Tickets are now onsaleatDick Brown's Nationwide Office. They eap also be obtAined !r0111 Mra. C!4rence Davis, Mrs. Franll M!Us, Mrs. T. f. Burleson, !\Irs. Maurice Thomas and Mra. 'Dan Notter. The Far'""' Bureau bam! ol trustees wm ahw have tickota for sale. Thc ' d...,lfnc !or rcservaLion• is Jtnw25. ... :'!!:' ~!a ~·~my "t"' ~ '. ,,/.. RECEIVES ALL A's - L!"' da FrBD<h, a 1967 graduate or" Kyger Creek Hillll SCbool, wu llotecl oo the Dean's Honor Roll with a atra!&hl A averap it Rio Grande Collegl lhia Pllt semelfM lnd the preVious tali semelfM. s~ter:wm eoter next semester as a IOI)homore ma- joring In - · · and E~ Mlaa F'Nach Ia the dlutditer of Mr. llld Yro. Geol'ge B. r.-h of Route 1, Ga!Jipolls. 9!o Is 111 ocu.. member of the College Chrl""' tan AIIOC!allon, tho KayClub, 1111 the SWc!ont NIU""' ol EducaUoo Auoclalloo. M! II Frencb Ia 1111PIO¥od II the Columbus lnd SOUthern Ohio Electric Coa¥>anylnGIII\9CJII•. for the aiiiDIIIIr. Children's Day Program Given At Paint Creek GALLIPOLIS - A c:hlldreo'a day program presented by I h o Paint Creek Baptlot &mday School oo JUne 9 was allondod by atargeoudleoeo. Theprogram OI>Oood with an organ prelude foiIOtVed by congregational s1nglng. Scripture and pra.yer waa led by Dobbie Holland arid a welcome was extended by Keith and KevIn Jackaoo. The nursery, begin.. oera, primary, )m!ore llld ID· tormedlate · claeaes contrib<rt.., ' exorcisea' ond IOI!fll. charlOf. Jamleoo and Jimmy Gilmore gave recitations. A one ' ' I~ ' f .• ' ' ,. • ,···~• ~...1 > • • ; Gallic County Writing Group ': Ten New Books ReIeqsecJ BY County L1'b rary ,, . pla!iiod:'!fl.Yihe rt~tP>Iol:~~ tl)l,t<ll"l!i ~~ Allentown, .Po. qt ~ •liojp~~ '1/i J~. :me. od@iiil.blill> waa.slv• en lc! Mfii. wl!ii<UO, by a fr!Ooici whO b~ It ~J~: · · . . Mra. Jom:GratWn iisOCI• I w 'o poems to; :)ltua!rate dlire!'"!'! ha•• ' ' Aunt Mary•s Letter" woo presented by the following 14 Gimes: . ' ·' ' ' .' " . ' ' ' Pack 203 Cubs • ,r .. .....FOR ALL MEN Rose and prayer was offered by meeting was centered around the Mis. EarlCr~eenL theme or the month "When Dad Readlrt:s were given by Mrs. Was A Boy!' Faye Rose, "Life's Meardng"; The CUb scouts played games Mrs. Earl Cremeens, "He Lead- and were ahown ...,. to make · eth Me'•; Mrs. Bruce Um-oe, toys their Dado made. Ead! boy "Remember the Soul," and Mrs. bn>ught a sack lunc:h. Den Albert Thlvener, "On Sund&J'." Mothers attending were M r s. Bible questions were asked Naomi Pilrson• and Mrs. John by Miss Nlbert. Minutes were L111e, and .fathers present were read and approv,d., .. ,Tile.,gr"'f! ~,~4 !$~~ ~i!li!l"l'rn w~.~ di~mi~sed , Mt~ the~.LQt:d!~ ~ ·.,.Bqnpre!IODI.we~" 111nmY C1f, Prayer. the next meelini' Wln man, Stuart Coronel, F'rabe at the home of Mrs. Geor'ge tey, !love Ghorke, Chuck Adkins. Keith McMillan, and Sonn,y Par- o/o DISCOUJtT •u MEN'S · , DRESS:OXFORDS - ... .,' ,., ' o• WORI SHOES - ' ..... ", No. ,Uo,oi\ii!l 'ctle' aur..,. . .• Lane; sons. Conducted by Cora WSCS ...... '" ., ·" ' ., ,, - I, ... _,; .... r!. ' 1n: " ', ..,· . ,•, . M-ol The United Clurcb daiJy serve refreehDIOIIIs In the dinIng room after the program. A 1111reory wu maintained dlrlng Bible School wilh Miss 9!arOD Haml!ton, Miss Sas!e Thom)IBOD and Phyllis Thomu aa asalatanta. DIIJIIays haVe been set up In the rooms and visitors are ask. od to rial! thorn. Teachers and assistants were: vacalkllt Bible achool JlTOI1'Il1l will be presented . thle ovC!Idng at 7 p.m. Dlroctm'a ol tho Bible Sc:bool wore Mrs. Becl<;f ,Scoll, Mrl. WUrioll Rodgera, and Mrs. Am Brotm. Averaae student allondaaoe was lf7. Department a atm.. od tilth lhe f?'OSNIId classes up Four -Year..Old ·ctaas, M r s. to tho IOYenth and eil!llth grade Becky Mulllno, Mr-. NorettaGU· claaseo. Ollorlnga from B ! b I o llaplo, and Miss ~elanle WiseSChool ore being given for !he man. llmda,y School Library. Kindergarten, Mrs. Mary Lou The YOUM Mapied.Ciaoo w!U Kin& M!aa Martha Cornwoll, and Joan MUter. Mis& K~ey Begins Miss Firat Grado, Mrs. Gloria l)m. ner, Mrs. hron Tawney, IDil ' Events · Mila Nancy Grace. Second Grado, Mra. Pal ThornPT. PLEASANT - M!es Car- ·.~~ Mrs. Artie Ratke, and Mlsa . ol 'll'ell~.'~··•tolriibcl tl'l~i ceCol)'e\herholl. ' 1blfd Gracto, Mrs. Fran Wb!U.: Maaoo' ~:r'J! illt•~ for Charlastoo to beafn a woeli- man, Mrs. Loletta Abblelt and lq aerlea of events, that will Mlas Janie MU!s. Fourth Grade, Mrs. Maxine eu!mloate Ill Salllrday, June 22, Stutes and Mrs. Gloria Heck. when Miss Weal Virifnia ll( 1968 Fifth Grade, Mrs. Virginia !1 Cl't111110d. CLII'ill !a a IIG!Ihomoro at 1\!or. ~ aud Miss Nancy Lease. Sixth Grade, Mrs. Gale Smith ris illrvO¥ College and a graduate II( l!ldnt Ploaaant H ! g h and Mrs Garnet Elliott. Seventh and E!g)lth Grade, Mrs. Scbtiol. Dl wiLILIDitho Miss MaMildred Hamilton, Mrs. Eleonor LJ!IIL c:ouncy Ut!o, Carol waa ·•· Gilliam, and Mr1. June Fr111· warded a $250 lc:holarlhlJI and . the. rlsfJt til COIIIJIOI.II for the cia. Week·I.A»ng Jobri· ARRESI'S REPORTEIJ PT. PLEASANT - Arreslsrecorded at the CllUJit.i jail Frida)> nilhl were: Goebel S. ~ 42, Winfield; Leroy Thomas, 37 W!nlleld, both charpcl''with toxlcsUoo snd Homer Lltc:hfleld,. 53, Rt. 3 Heoderson, Intoxication warrant. Present Program Tonight Griee '~ ',. '' SPECIAL RIG; ·$1.19 STRIKE DECISION DtJIIIJN (UPl)- Sollie 3;500 workers Ol1ljl!eyed !D Dubl!o'a maJor hotels voted sOturday In favor of strike acUon to presa their demands Cor ldgher w.,Os and a 4o.Mur week. The strike doclalon vote must receive ihe SIIICIIOIL of tho etecuUYO board or the Irish Trlnepci<t and Generll Workers Uoloil. 5 ..... I MO"Q~Y, JUNE 17th-7 P.M. to 10 P.l. ONE GROUP MENS FAMOUS BRAND WALK SHORTS ML LEGGS ACTION JEANS Permanent Pressed Black and Slue 29 to 36 Waist REG. $4.98 . 1f2 PRICES2.49 PDMANENT CREASED MENS CASUAL & WASH 'NWEAR DRESS PANTS :!i SElECT GROUP JOYS $HORTSLEM , KNIT and SPORTTO SECOND AVENUE OPPOSitE PARK GAWPOLIS, OHIO . IIIIa Welt Vlrllltia Iitle. ·: uda 'T TELL ..• 2 BOY'S SPT. COATS.....$2.00 STRETcH SOCkS ! • ,. • Reg. $1.00 Y1l, 2 pr. .. l.~ao. . " ' " ' . G«<UI! OF.NC).IJON JEANS uNear the Crosa.•• Mrs, Slenll!l' Wood prealdod over tho bualnou meotiiLg. Roll ca!J wao an.,.red by eoc:h telling their Cavorlte occupatlon. TWOII· Q> ..,!lhl sick call a were reeordod. Mrs. Wood awolnted Mra. DAvid tD lnatell oatcora at tho next mooting. The moelintl adJoumed with Tho Lord' I Prayer. Next lpootfng will bo July 11 at tho homo or Mro. Homer 51triver. $2.50 . WORR. .·1 s3.88 sl:49 · BJg bargail!l ••• bigilavtnl• 4urln& ~~J~ CV~ILL Monday 'Nile Only1!n Oalllpolllfrom W 10:P,I), , , " J SEED 80~ 310 Second Ave. .MONDAY EYE. ONLY .. GROUP I Oflegular Nee Tho program for the Cora Women's Soe!ot,y of Christian service. After a unJion contes~ Jlledp service. The meeting was hold at the homo or Mro. Jackson Walker. A covered dish dlnnorwaasor•ed at noon to f!tteen mormora and the following gueata: Mrs• John GUUam and LIOLla, Jane Am Morgan, Linda h!ver, Rboncla Ellis, C¥ttlh!a N!da,y, MarlHarr!IOII, hrrl and Usa Wedemeyer and M!eltaol Wood. The do¥ ..... IJ)Onl sewing <arpel: raga. Mrs. Carl Ellis and M r s. Lawrence Akero had charge llt the P<OIIl'otn. The .fll'Oil'l11l ~ ened with the hYmn "llavo Thine Own Way, Lord" Mra. Aken reed the Pledge Pra.rer. Mrs. VI<U>r N!da,y, Mra. Jack llarrl...,, snd Mro. Davill A!Uzerreed tho boautiiW plild&l! I!OI'Ylce ..., Humlllcy, .Samce, Mort\y a ad Compass!oo. After eadi roadlai these worda were J)lmod to form a croao. _Mrl. EIUa narrated tho · .Service mooting TIW'aday wa1 a lion, J)ledge tltl'oklpaaworeplaeod ·at tho fool ol 1118 croaa. The . prosr1m closed with theiV'tnn. ' , GALIJPOLIS - "" Summer Meet • At Lear Home GROUP OF WOIENS SOFT LINED LOAFERS Hold First ·OFF,. Grace Bible School Will GROUP OF WO.ENS ' Voluie To: .. LOW & MEiiUM .HEELS. $7.95. ed to order b)' tlle vice--president, , GiALLIPOLIS - Don No. I, Miss Bonnie Nibert The opening Padc 203, held Its first meetsong was, "I Must Tell Jesus." ing ot the summer program 'lUesScrlplllre was reed by Mrs. Faye day oo Fortlfteal!on Hill. T h o Pledge Service JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. ind lll'L Caronce V, lljrby, Rl. 1 -.u, are IIIDOWIChW the !ipp'<ia<:ldng JIW'o rlqe or thoir daughter, Jeyce Leo, to C. Darrel Young. Mr. Young II tho 1011 of the late Mr. Guy and Mra. Lotlle YCJUDC or Rt. 2, BldWa!L 1be woddlntl will take f)laeo at the Col...,. ,llapl!at Qlurch II Rio GraD!o, Ohio, on June 29 at 2:30p.m. .. 111Ualc will bocl• at 2 p, m. Tho cuslolit of q>en church wtll : bo -..od. Areeepl!on 11111 fllllow at tho church. .0·0 .:GROUP.Of ;CHILDRfNS . SLIP ON TENN~S Val'* Base there. ' He just re1\!rned frm TbaUand. New • books released by the GaiJLti . ~ Dlatrlct Llbrery !or J\IIH! H •i!erll, Flcdon: The me~• of the aenior clua· Hunter ~ Trop, by Howard Kathy 'Mitchell, Sonsora SUI~ Fast; ·To ·llr<>okl¥n tilth Lew Charles ~rs and Norman -by Gerald 'G~n; The Gilmore. YOUR ·bY Hugil AtldlllfOn, and Smol! Cor· The Rev. Grover Turner, pao- nor Ill' Ro¥ Turner. CHOICE tor, gave a few remarks and the ' ' NON-F1CTI0ll: Thlt Quail, , bentcllctlon. M!as Cheryl R'- Robert, by Matpret A. Stenger; ' acted aa mJRresa-. eerem<lllea Do You Solemnly swear?, by DISCONTD.~ and Mrs, Leslie llowaro, oupt., Louis B. Heller; The SurviYII waa JD'OII'&m cllalrman. of Scotland, by Eric Llnklater; ' . •. STRIKE ENDS The Lest ReVolutionary, Richard M~ HOMELESS LVSAKA, Zambia (UPI)- A O'Connor; The Speaker& Handy BOMBAY (t)Pl) - Nesrly crippling !oor-<!ay nadonwlde Reference, by EdWard L Fried- 2,000 persona have been made . . rill strike ended in illla African men, and Lowell Thomas, lhe homeless IS I result Of Hlndunou.., (;11~-.,._hen 7,000 Stranger Everyone Knolra, by Moslfm rlolll raging In tho city striking w rs returned to Norman Bowen. of NIIPlD' since MoMa,y, tholr jobs. Rail and onloo IUthorlUes reported Saturday. A spokesmen said the men dodd- Illegal. But Zambian railway Fl,.nce Ministry spokesman ed to return after President officlala prOO\lsed to eliimlne Aid more than 200 houses were Kenneth K!oufldl signed a union de...OOs !or a 50 per cent . COIIljlletely d e s t r o y e d and/ decree declaring tho strike wage il'k:reaae. .1, '· pla~d damage at $200,000. 7 ~i!·~i.«l>#~!::«'~~~ act play, GALUPOLIS~ ~ Mr1 ..,;. ~._ Gar,lanil B. GiUinsiWn and Tatt lla'indeborry r-euh!od·(ratt AlleittOwp, PI,, whero 'thej ai. ...... the rreduatlon eicorc!ses at William' Allen Wl\Jul Hlitt - · tiltoro their lf1llllidaLLtlh11!<• Mloa f4'nn Gill!....,;., W.o i!'ailualed with ilono<aln a claaa of 688. The GUI!ngharno "'" ac<ol1lllanled h4llto by. dle!r sreitd1011, ' Jim GUIIng)Jam, m, Who will IJIOnd tho summer In GaiJ!. poliJ with ble Ill'~ ldeaao(.atJ!~~~smind'the ' m~ of l)fo: 1be1UftoCPIOw- . era by RobmF"'!S1; II~U YOL\I' . Orchards Bear 1 by Edni .Saint vlncelit l,lllay~ ' '' 1 ,1 Gml&> s!ngljJg was led by Mri: l!l11l Raine'!, Mrs. !love ''iiJOI'l~ at the plono, Mrs. Ilana Wick:. Uno at the o,rgan. ' ' · SETS · NEW• TYI'ING ~ The moat 1100aUal 0011'" orrangomont was mado·lltweedma- ORD - !\Irs.• Nell Rqss> ·SIS !erial by Mro. Arthur Eapen- ·Third Avenue, (ljllji'OII•, has established a .., t,yp!ng roo&heidi the moat intereSting con~ ' Iatner on exhibit was an antiqUO ord atGalllpollaBuilneos Col· Ink - d broogbt by Mra. Slev~ lege. 9!8 IYPed 95 words a minute for a 5oihlnute d...., Thomas. A DOtVer - Identifying contest Uoo with four errors. The precOdo<l the serving or refroeh· record hod been aet 'by M!sa Jerry Sliqga, Route 2, Gal· ments by the Social Committee. The nexl meotiJII! will be Jucy l!polla. Min Skaggs had (,)pod 90 words a mloote for a &U . Members are asked to meet minute durol!on With 5 erat the Clark home at 7 o'cJock rors. Mra. Ron ~eted for a toor led by Mrs. w. A. her secretarial cauraeatGBC Lewis. oo J)U10 7. 9!e wtll be leaving for Rome, New York, the em or JlBtO. Her husband wtU be stad<lled at Gri!Daa Air Force Plans Tour GALLIPOLIS - Instead of the resolar mooting or tho GaiiJI ~ C~ve Writers' Gt'Uij), the clUb hlo plmiod an out1ntJ to the Gorman VD!a&e In Columbes. The tour wtll take place on J1B10 30 lllartlni at 9 a.m. and concluding promlllly at 6 p.m. Tld<eta will be $2 each and emilie holders to villi ten homes and severid gardena. Buse's tllU tour the ares and those 1'lth Ut:keta are enl!l!~ to onllnniled rides to and from the hollaes and prdena. Al10 there will be a 1!18clol air...,. dlttonod slgbt-aeolng bus for a oma!J additional charge. Ample parking tllll be Provl!led at the perimolor llt the vu. lase. A nwnber ol rootourants will be q>en for toor deY. Members cit tho Goll!a Coun13' Writers who tlls!t to · make arrangemento Cor tr...,.irteUon or wieh further delalla sllould call Mra. Mary Lewlo, 24~23 at Rio Grande. G~aduatioo in • • AL 3 p.m. the meeting was call- at tile Ohio State Fair on August 22 to September 2. All· pl!cants for this ilono< muat be reoonunended by their VOc:al lescbers and competition Ia very keen. Palmer is a member llt !\Irs. Anne Fischer's choir and will lie a this summer · during the W9fk ~" Unroe. MER Barcus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barcus, !I. Rt. 218, has been chosen to sing with the All Ohio Youth Choir Foondry. She is making her hoJrie ...... NORTHUP- TheNorthllpMissionary Socie'b' spent their recent afterooon meeting worki!W time knotting qollts. The meeting was held at tlu~ home or Mrs. Bruce PALMER BARCUS CHOSEN FOR CHOm- PAL- Jtarted a builder's supply busi· ness. Her family still lives In Huntl~ and her father is an accountant for American Car and . < ., . Missionary Group Meets At Unroe Home ~onda hl).r. She is an attractive lddidon to our office, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Jeerers I asked her WednesdaY what and sons, Kenton, Kevin, and her first lmpression of' our edi~ torlat office was. She said, "It Kyle have returned to their home .: tas extremely organized for a In Gahanna after spending the ~wsroc:m." 0 'didn't have the past 10 da,ys with their parents, .Jieart to tell her It was tidied Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Saunders, Lower River Rd. lQJ tor (~len house.) Now, Sallie Ceels like work in the editorial department ls more ~tine than in. the adVertising di!partment CHw, Jr. says, walt ~~ a bridge faUs, or a tornado strikes!) GRANDFATHER UVED HERE GalUpolts Is oot entirely new to SaU!e. Her grandfather Uved here IDItu tbe turn of the century ¥1hen he left: to seek his fortune in Huntington. He and a brother '~-~;i!•• RIO Gli~E;.., siverafdie..• ~~· a( !It• .Rkl Ci\"all<lo (/arden Cl~ .,~- I<> ·'111, .J II n o PJ:')Ir"t~J' f-! · rtu.r~o ~ held at 'the ;home. ,or·Mrs. l)ane W!dd!Qe. ' Mra. J~mes Clark, pt<ls!dllnt, W.s 10 ·.hat,. of the meeting. . CGD)i>f1.lng wilh a r~at by tho o!do Jliatoncal Aasoclat!on, tho Club voted for the OX~e dailll' .... sla~ nowor, . ' Mrs. James Clark and .Mrs. F!CJ1'011 WUUarns woronameddel· egalea to the Stele .Convoni:!oJIIn Columbus In Augesl. A report ll( tho·Rell!O.sl me.otlngln Pomeroy, was given by Mn. Sam Raines, Mrs. Arthur Espensheld. M! s s Grace Tomas. ., t ;HI {L • Wio'kl/ne·~·~·.·.•., · ' openi~ Sallie was interriewed the W()man ever hung curtain and tliO next thing we "knew tho rods. ll'al> (old) Trlbuoe omce was "ighteood Ill' a pretty .~ow face. Sallie wears py colors (pinks, • ....,) and , ribbons in her week with Col and Mrs. A. cf!trtck, 414 Third' A~( •.. •I [ Slllie' s goal as a jpur~t itl become a (ashton Writer or cirork In public relations. Mea"' ,while, it ia nice to have her".With Us. (Even lr she ts a size 7), ' , r' ~r~r ., I \'A, • .i o '' ! ' Mrs. Odna i... '\ •'"• • 0 I" ~ • ' 1 I f: Rio:Gc:JrCieh Cluij: H-astess 1' · e~~r ··,· •• :, ' .. '~ ' .' '. 1 r' '' !l ' .. .' "' .J..;., . ·~ ' �.,. .. - 'i ·, :, •••. I . · Us.uay Helen Bortel •• ~ f ' ;. TAiril Summer . WIH!llt firrw. ,·)' 't , • .,._ a·IRICvFRI ·· n...'6 '&'peded in "' .._ . . . ,.... douilller'• they cu allat mrn-<1o1m. -FOR Iotta" !illaut L.,.p Year: Sle MORE Ti!UTIIFUL GIRJ..'l 100111111 Jlnll7 cool, liut as she Desr Hela~: '111ls Is In answer to "Lcllel,y lhb* Ul NSu'estupid1Weknow T - Girl, who has trooble alllllose tricks glrh use. gettiJw dotes, and tlllnka IIIIIOJ Here'sllle - 1 r.et: be be01111se shecloean't")lOIIout." Ito be frleods with 111r1s I can teD you !bat abOut 95 - Ilks lhem all. Wbm Iliad 1011 1101110 ·&if! Ia me, llllrn per cent af the male .J)OilUlaODd ..., betause Leap Year or Uoo bavo llboolutel,y 110 respect 1101, I te do the ohasillg. for a rast and loose girl. SUre, Tile ....... beY& dm't dole we ask them out m dates but ~ Birl& u muc:b as they usod to we just use them ODd they mean Is betauoe II costs a mint. One nothlog w ua. II a girl wanls to got a boy of DIY !rlonds paid 50 bucks !Or lhe Prom Utls year! That JD.. friend, she ...at pin his respect cluolod remlng a tux. Rowers, by showing she 11111'1 a cheap dllller, Uokots, -in.K to eo! broad. Many l!rli I moe reallennr1!B, ps, etc. - VOICE apected are beoomlns IUth and It makes me a.~clc. 1 111re wlsb 1 OF THE MALE llOUid meet Looely Tet~~..Age Girl. . Dear Helea: JOHN At least Kathy gave us fair Dear John: warning af girls' OOII!llving I do too, but you're separated sdlemes. h saldtheeagermale bl' about 2,000 mlles. Pizyl - 11. ~c!lms are usuall,y oot worth Dear Ilelen: · tile chase, but want to get caught, So many beYs use the word and usually are. We, the bnve "love'' to got wt>at they want. American bachelor--type males, doo't wam to get ·~apptwt~· by Well, I think I've llnally !oUnd cuming females, so we leave out what love really Is. loiY goy sqs he love·ll me, and because diem ror tile weak. So noW, men. ready, a 1 m, he loves me, he wUl never do retreat! Run, run, run, and ne'l· anything th!rt ....nd make us aorer got oaugbtl G<> out and trap ry. Re said that if be didn't tile girl wt>o Isn't chasin.K Y'"'. love me so much, be wouldn't before she grabs another guy. llllnk twl ce about a sklng me to go all tile wa.v will! him beosuoe - DON AND RICK lllen he ....ndn't care. Dear D, and R.: He's "proving his love~ by Famous last words! Ever since Eve ganie Adam uappleplex:y.'P protecting me. - .LOVED AND girls have been allowing lllebe7s LOVING rr of their dlolce to ''chase" them right up to tbe altar. But keep Y'"'r Uluslons if they make you I ' i ' ba!W.- H. Dear Helen: Here's anoa.er guy's view of the dating game. A new g I r I trllltlferred to our sobool. !lie aile and !ri.Ddiy, so I callher a couple of times to ask loa• Qeutlc clinic for chlldron 'with minor or serlcus -ch problems beglnnlns oo Nonla.Y, Juno 17 thrcuBb AlliiUil 9111. The cllulc wUJ be held II Ordnonce School. The Rrst three days 01 the clinic wUl be used ror 20 mllllle screenlov teals, and children must be accompanled b.Y 111e1r parent or IIUifllo laD lor tbetesta;lllas Emma Sue Klnc:ald, apeech therapist, wUI aet "' classes during the elaht week period ao that each chlld IIIII' attend one bour each clay, two or lllree days a week, ellller In the morning or IRernoon, at t h o fed , U.dai. ' ....~ PT. PLEASANT - Jack 1. Smith, m.,.,er o! the Point Pleasant Local Office o! die W. Va., Department or Employment Securlzy, stateo that the loc:al o!!loe e!!eoted die placement or 30 lndi vlduals in pln!ul employ. ment dming May. aJXI at the close of business on May 31, there were 482 iDdlvlduals registered , lor work In this office, 142 of ; whcm were remales ·and 109 who . were veterans. 1 . w -.r~o-· ·. ~~:.I'M .. ' ~ New Qlications received duriOV thlo montll totaled 118, belov i 51 !emales and 33 veterana. ~ By "11 of comparison, one ~ Pt. PleiiMDt Boys Named Counselon parking apace around the market The market will be open dally from 9 Ltn., to 8 p.m., and ·on Sandly !rom noon to 8 p.m. serve during the 31st lliiiJal American Leglm Moontalnoer Boys' State thi1 year are John Farley .COOper, son of Mr. and Mrs. John COOper, and Stephen Clark, sm o! Mr. and Mrs. For· rest D. oi.rk, both or Pt Pleas- an. chosen as Junior counselors. ment. OONLIGHT SALE '· ., ,. ' > I l/ ' LOWflfsTOR I .,. 97C MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS TOI:OOON.y .REG.87c . s1 MENS -· - ;57'·~ ·. ... .'.,. - . . . 9M 9M 1.19 $216 • The Ohio Sill< Reotaurllll Aun. 'o board or trustee• wDI .,..t at the Jmperiel Hoooe Nortll, Columbus, Juno 17 at a dimer oeaalm and all day June 18. The dinner meeting wllillllrk 11!1 ldckD« of a new Ohio Reataurant sor.oty Tnlnlov PrOfll'am •·...: ~~1c It) Govermr Rhodes' prooW... ' 1011 of JWll 17..24 sa Relit.aurant .Sa.~a; ." Week in Ohla. ; ~· 1 " .bJ ~· ml!)>lllllola 97~ •• acm·. . ---------------ft1ent Short Sleeve Sport Shirts v.J.... To$2.98 ss•• 40nly ON MENS SUMMER . ¥FORDS MANYOIHBtS 10 i 1, SAVE UP TO 75% N 0 PRICE LargeGrQup $6.88 w CHILDREN$ PANTIES. •• ~ COLOR Y2 ·PRICE MENS 1.00 BAN LON DREss-SOCKS DRESS ON!TAILE MENS $3 end $4 DRESS SHIRTS s1.88 2 s1 VALUE$ TO 13.00 ' pn. Wtnt$5.95 4Qnly S157 2for$3.00 Ta~lt S'l.37'' REa.$2.99 ... . ~, D, MIT~-- KNIT ·.... T YOU CAN IUY FOR ONLY' . REG. $1.99' . TABLE COYER 1111 ·DAN ,.T. HOMAS , ·ant} SON You Darn rough's . .·Terrycloth Delicious Wrangler Knee Pants .... $196 $2.98 RUGS ,. eYELLOW ~.- . arrts : ·scUFFS 100% NvJon Wall to WaD Bathroom LADIES lit aiea l)o!Umbus hid to . ••' ·Jqllf· .m• SPORT COATS TRENCH COATS TOPCOATS Nlce·Selectlon N•tlcm•l Advtrtlsecl a l!llaller ~CUI.I7 wm· in Farming STP . c.•··· MENS&BOYS •. PT. PLEASANT - Blshcp Fed H~ of tlJe llethodlot Chureh has announced tile oow ministerial appointment• lortlda area as fc:ilows: · Cll!lon Circuit - Hoyt Taylor, Clllloo Circuit; Armour S&yre, ~ Circuit; Arden A. Smith, Leoo Circuit; Bel'llice Wlllkler,)le" ua..n Pariah. All Mediocllot mlnlstera re- rew mUea !rom amthor .site archaeolOIIOfa bsV. long · bellevld lila thlp to bit. He said tOut ~cts htVe· been remcn:eil trpm the slle and sent to J!ur<;t . 'loti : llialJ••I• and . pOaalb1t ionllrmltlon that tlle7 CAPRIS G. '• REG.94c WASH CLOTHS 5 ONERAQC aiM! '••-• REG. 22Tos.lf Area Appoinbnents ~ Support Governor . at mididght 1H1 Dey; altar It~ TOSEI1 VALUES TO $4.00 b"''l llucl)lfng Ia li>o- " 97C· ~ '"Restauranters Will iilo, :Wtiloh. n 26 hvs & Gbls; Some Mealtlt-Tex In this bitch. the :· \illdlsoloi.Mt ~;;, UJi't7~th;;.;•;, ~Sonia Marla, 100-lojl de eked -----------Stretch Denim $1 .... $1.00 SPORTSWEAR UMITI I 77 - WESTERN JEANS 53 PLASTIC WAStEIASIEfS ODD SIZES . . Sl67 9xl2 Room She . ~teg $19.74 .. CHII.DRI!NS MONDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. II : VAlUEST0$3.99 ~~--------­ i PURSES 1S1ve $4.86 • counselor• selected to The Boys' Sisto wiD be held at Jackson's MDI June 23 throoglt The communique O'IJ)ialned Ucat June 29th. John and Stephen were all tbe Rrms were easentlal to among ml,y 12 of tile 250 boys the country's economic develcp.. attendi~ last year's Boys' State Bishop Announcing cehiJW a new appointment · PT. PLEASANT - Two o! tile j\Ulior s200' $2.99&$3.99VAlua The new market wUI employ oeven persooa. There'• ample REG.$3.33 •UaiDDe their posts lol,lowln.K tile close o! tile WestVIIglnla Annual Conference -,.. ·LADIES PURSES ror the future, II ago, MI.J. 1967, there were :! 1261 persona registered rorwork ' IDd 32 placementa were made. ' c-••• 4;400 aquare reet · . pond our !ac:Uitlea and prepare ~~ year •' 11 of !loor space. here, we felt it was time to ex.. Save$1.31 LMikts&TIIni Reg. $3.33 (Not All Colon~) the load muket !leld -,.. wUI tho inosl modem facllltle& In ·' Work bilpn on the struc:1ure Sa~ • ' · ·· antr the ~·ter holidays. It was .OGIIiltrU<:ted by the Mitchell Enllineerlllll CO., COlumbia, Mlaa. WIUla!na ..ld, "We have !alth In the' residents o! this lmm.. dlate tndlllll area. Willi 1101rl.Y 1,200 ilml!les to be served, plus til& J)OIIIblllcy o! a new bridge In Eaot liuntiii!IIOO. and' continued tilk or a new dam near • ' .. 7 to 10 P.M. 30 Last Month ' '' wlitlall\s said die ~tee! ~ ~-.leotrlc l!U)ldi1111 lndede; _ and other materials In a communi~• Frldly night. Office Places ' mar- e®~Pment ·' J !11'1 . -....- noonced tile nationalization or 18 foreign llOIIIDBDies manuraotur· ln.!! !ood proolocts, constructioo ant ·~· • .CreU{n City ~~~~~-.....-. :, Miss Kincaid, d&IJ8)lter or Mr. and Mrs. Way"' Klnc:ald of Pt. Pleasant, graduated !rom PPHS in 1964 and reoehed her degree from lllraball . Universlcy oo May 26, 1968. Whilo at Marshall she was a Jr. Class Serator, freshman guide, 'a member Gf the Alpha XI Delta social • ....,.... 113, and libnrlaD or Alpha Stg. ,,.. Eta Alpha, a speech correctlon organizaUon. There will be DO clarge lor the classes. The OlQlenae has been peld through cmuibutims "' the Mason Counq Easter seal Soolecy. " ar 1111 rotart ket ~~re ·~to~-elooe to ourrei!tlevels durin.K tho nex1 .' ' chUd's convenience. ~-~-. sui>J>Ue•·til strenallleilld ~tllic esrl,y 19U, . ·roc10<il .clodlr\jftt ... ·~... low In ~·nlbet 1967. . . . WOol ·prloealn tile world mar- el&ht week summer si>eech thor- ,. , World ,GkLLII'OLIS ~ Oo. I h e lihole, world WO!'I' p r I e e • PT. I'Lil:.ASANT - The Muon ~ !U~r seal ~~~~ Will . _ Ita third coosecotlve INDUSTRY TAKE.OVER ALGIERS (IJPO- A111eria USDA Predlc:ll. Last ,68' Hiilf :r'd:a::!!"'~"':.!: On .}une 17th' YOVTH ASKED FOR ITI '11111 column lo f o r - pie, GMilr ,prd>lemo and pleas- were all atapojrcy and "eacb IQ)' urea, lllelr trwblos and llln. As tllere asked her to daDoe, but tile rest of Helen Help Ul!l, she aleadfastl,y refused. '1111s year I found out lllat her II welcomes lauat>s but won't wouldn't lot her dote, ODd folks dollP a serious <~~•lllm with a she didn't know boW to dslloe, bn~oh-olf. 5eDd your toonap quoit!,... te but she was too embsrnsaed '\'9UTII ASKED FOR IT, care af to leU the trulll. Tho result waa 11'01., Help US! lido newspaper. she got tllo ·r<!pU!atlm af being stuok.oq>. T!l£ GIIIJ..'l HEAR Qiya can IIJidorsWid !lllaut IT FROM THE GUYS strict plfO!ts a lot better Utu Dear Hoi...: ~ 01 """' P!d>llll.Y will tn.r..·... lial "IIIPPlltl P•'J'tllliVeiJI¥i'o u.i tiW .....-•• · ',·.' ...': ._.. . ', ·5CHJql~. .L . · . . ' ·,,;;_.t! ;. . ~~ .' '' ~ ·~ '. . \ i Since 1936" DEPARTMENT STORE ' .,' ' . SPRING ' ' UPIIN lET WHILE • REG.$p7 lAPEl PAIL liTHlOOM CURTAINS i .' ,. ' THFf ' ·. s . . . 2 · ·.,pnce • Ltnaps $3" each GALLIPOliS, OPPOSITE' Ave. .~. ~ . \ •.,,' i' ••iJt~· ' . ' , ~ ~ .. ·•~is· <·~to ,, • " ...... ''Serving ' { "' on . ' . ,,. formal Rt:OUC'TION " %~ 5 .off ~teOOWt. . R£1',\JL Throw Rugs Values To $3.98 ·2FOR$500· ' . ·Store ~l!i;E "'~''·'•· �.,. .. - 'i ·, :, •••. I . · Us.uay Helen Bortel •• ~ f ' ;. TAiril Summer . WIH!llt firrw. ,·)' 't , • .,._ a·IRICvFRI ·· n...'6 '&'peded in "' .._ . . . ,.... douilller'• they cu allat mrn-<1o1m. -FOR Iotta" !illaut L.,.p Year: Sle MORE Ti!UTIIFUL GIRJ..'l 100111111 Jlnll7 cool, liut as she Desr Hela~: '111ls Is In answer to "Lcllel,y lhb* Ul NSu'estupid1Weknow T - Girl, who has trooble alllllose tricks glrh use. gettiJw dotes, and tlllnka IIIIIOJ Here'sllle - 1 r.et: be be01111se shecloean't")lOIIout." Ito be frleods with 111r1s I can teD you !bat abOut 95 - Ilks lhem all. Wbm Iliad 1011 1101110 ·&if! Ia me, llllrn per cent af the male .J)OilUlaODd ..., betause Leap Year or Uoo bavo llboolutel,y 110 respect 1101, I te do the ohasillg. for a rast and loose girl. SUre, Tile ....... beY& dm't dole we ask them out m dates but ~ Birl& u muc:b as they usod to we just use them ODd they mean Is betauoe II costs a mint. One nothlog w ua. II a girl wanls to got a boy of DIY !rlonds paid 50 bucks !Or lhe Prom Utls year! That JD.. friend, she ...at pin his respect cluolod remlng a tux. Rowers, by showing she 11111'1 a cheap dllller, Uokots, -in.K to eo! broad. Many l!rli I moe reallennr1!B, ps, etc. - VOICE apected are beoomlns IUth and It makes me a.~clc. 1 111re wlsb 1 OF THE MALE llOUid meet Looely Tet~~..Age Girl. . Dear Helea: JOHN At least Kathy gave us fair Dear John: warning af girls' OOII!llving I do too, but you're separated sdlemes. h saldtheeagermale bl' about 2,000 mlles. Pizyl - 11. ~c!lms are usuall,y oot worth Dear Ilelen: · tile chase, but want to get caught, So many beYs use the word and usually are. We, the bnve "love'' to got wt>at they want. American bachelor--type males, doo't wam to get ·~apptwt~· by Well, I think I've llnally !oUnd cuming females, so we leave out what love really Is. loiY goy sqs he love·ll me, and because diem ror tile weak. So noW, men. ready, a 1 m, he loves me, he wUl never do retreat! Run, run, run, and ne'l· anything th!rt ....nd make us aorer got oaugbtl G<> out and trap ry. Re said that if be didn't tile girl wt>o Isn't chasin.K Y'"'. love me so much, be wouldn't before she grabs another guy. llllnk twl ce about a sklng me to go all tile wa.v will! him beosuoe - DON AND RICK lllen he ....ndn't care. Dear D, and R.: He's "proving his love~ by Famous last words! Ever since Eve ganie Adam uappleplex:y.'P protecting me. - .LOVED AND girls have been allowing lllebe7s LOVING rr of their dlolce to ''chase" them right up to tbe altar. But keep Y'"'r Uluslons if they make you I ' i ' ba!W.- H. Dear Helen: Here's anoa.er guy's view of the dating game. A new g I r I trllltlferred to our sobool. !lie aile and !ri.Ddiy, so I callher a couple of times to ask loa• Qeutlc clinic for chlldron 'with minor or serlcus -ch problems beglnnlns oo Nonla.Y, Juno 17 thrcuBb AlliiUil 9111. The cllulc wUJ be held II Ordnonce School. The Rrst three days 01 the clinic wUl be used ror 20 mllllle screenlov teals, and children must be accompanled b.Y 111e1r parent or IIUifllo laD lor tbetesta;lllas Emma Sue Klnc:ald, apeech therapist, wUI aet "' classes during the elaht week period ao that each chlld IIIII' attend one bour each clay, two or lllree days a week, ellller In the morning or IRernoon, at t h o fed , U.dai. ' ....~ PT. PLEASANT - Jack 1. Smith, m.,.,er o! the Point Pleasant Local Office o! die W. Va., Department or Employment Securlzy, stateo that the loc:al o!!loe e!!eoted die placement or 30 lndi vlduals in pln!ul employ. ment dming May. aJXI at the close of business on May 31, there were 482 iDdlvlduals registered , lor work In this office, 142 of ; whcm were remales ·and 109 who . were veterans. 1 . w -.r~o-· ·. ~~:.I'M .. ' ~ New Qlications received duriOV thlo montll totaled 118, belov i 51 !emales and 33 veterana. ~ By "11 of comparison, one ~ Pt. PleiiMDt Boys Named Counselon parking apace around the market The market will be open dally from 9 Ltn., to 8 p.m., and ·on Sandly !rom noon to 8 p.m. serve during the 31st lliiiJal American Leglm Moontalnoer Boys' State thi1 year are John Farley .COOper, son of Mr. and Mrs. John COOper, and Stephen Clark, sm o! Mr. and Mrs. For· rest D. oi.rk, both or Pt Pleas- an. chosen as Junior counselors. ment. OONLIGHT SALE '· ., ,. ' > I l/ ' LOWflfsTOR I .,. 97C MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS TOI:OOON.y .REG.87c . s1 MENS -· - ;57'·~ ·. ... .'.,. - . . . 9M 9M 1.19 $216 • The Ohio Sill< Reotaurllll Aun. 'o board or trustee• wDI .,..t at the Jmperiel Hoooe Nortll, Columbus, Juno 17 at a dimer oeaalm and all day June 18. The dinner meeting wllillllrk 11!1 ldckD« of a new Ohio Reataurant sor.oty Tnlnlov PrOfll'am •·...: ~~1c It) Govermr Rhodes' prooW... ' 1011 of JWll 17..24 sa Relit.aurant .Sa.~a; ." Week in Ohla. ; ~· 1 " .bJ ~· ml!)>lllllola 97~ •• acm·. . ---------------ft1ent Short Sleeve Sport Shirts v.J.... To$2.98 ss•• 40nly ON MENS SUMMER . ¥FORDS MANYOIHBtS 10 i 1, SAVE UP TO 75% N 0 PRICE LargeGrQup $6.88 w CHILDREN$ PANTIES. •• ~ COLOR Y2 ·PRICE MENS 1.00 BAN LON DREss-SOCKS DRESS ON!TAILE MENS $3 end $4 DRESS SHIRTS s1.88 2 s1 VALUE$ TO 13.00 ' pn. Wtnt$5.95 4Qnly S157 2for$3.00 Ta~lt S'l.37'' REa.$2.99 ... . ~, D, MIT~-- KNIT ·.... T YOU CAN IUY FOR ONLY' . REG. $1.99' . TABLE COYER 1111 ·DAN ,.T. HOMAS , ·ant} SON You Darn rough's . .·Terrycloth Delicious Wrangler Knee Pants .... $196 $2.98 RUGS ,. eYELLOW ~.- . arrts : ·scUFFS 100% NvJon Wall to WaD Bathroom LADIES lit aiea l)o!Umbus hid to . ••' ·Jqllf· .m• SPORT COATS TRENCH COATS TOPCOATS Nlce·Selectlon N•tlcm•l Advtrtlsecl a l!llaller ~CUI.I7 wm· in Farming STP . c.•··· MENS&BOYS •. PT. PLEASANT - Blshcp Fed H~ of tlJe llethodlot Chureh has announced tile oow ministerial appointment• lortlda area as fc:ilows: · Cll!lon Circuit - Hoyt Taylor, Clllloo Circuit; Armour S&yre, ~ Circuit; Arden A. Smith, Leoo Circuit; Bel'llice Wlllkler,)le" ua..n Pariah. All Mediocllot mlnlstera re- rew mUea !rom amthor .site archaeolOIIOfa bsV. long · bellevld lila thlp to bit. He said tOut ~cts htVe· been remcn:eil trpm the slle and sent to J!ur<;t . 'loti : llialJ••I• and . pOaalb1t ionllrmltlon that tlle7 CAPRIS G. '• REG.94c WASH CLOTHS 5 ONERAQC aiM! '••-• REG. 22Tos.lf Area Appoinbnents ~ Support Governor . at mididght 1H1 Dey; altar It~ TOSEI1 VALUES TO $4.00 b"''l llucl)lfng Ia li>o- " 97C· ~ '"Restauranters Will iilo, :Wtiloh. n 26 hvs & Gbls; Some Mealtlt-Tex In this bitch. the :· \illdlsoloi.Mt ~;;, UJi't7~th;;.;•;, ~Sonia Marla, 100-lojl de eked -----------Stretch Denim $1 .... $1.00 SPORTSWEAR UMITI I 77 - WESTERN JEANS 53 PLASTIC WAStEIASIEfS ODD SIZES . . Sl67 9xl2 Room She . ~teg $19.74 .. CHII.DRI!NS MONDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. II : VAlUEST0$3.99 ~~--------­ i PURSES 1S1ve $4.86 • counselor• selected to The Boys' Sisto wiD be held at Jackson's MDI June 23 throoglt The communique O'IJ)ialned Ucat June 29th. John and Stephen were all tbe Rrms were easentlal to among ml,y 12 of tile 250 boys the country's economic develcp.. attendi~ last year's Boys' State Bishop Announcing cehiJW a new appointment · PT. PLEASANT - Two o! tile j\Ulior s200' $2.99&$3.99VAlua The new market wUI employ oeven persooa. There'• ample REG.$3.33 •UaiDDe their posts lol,lowln.K tile close o! tile WestVIIglnla Annual Conference -,.. ·LADIES PURSES ror the future, II ago, MI.J. 1967, there were :! 1261 persona registered rorwork ' IDd 32 placementa were made. ' c-••• 4;400 aquare reet · . pond our !ac:Uitlea and prepare ~~ year •' 11 of !loor space. here, we felt it was time to ex.. Save$1.31 LMikts&TIIni Reg. $3.33 (Not All Colon~) the load muket !leld -,.. wUI tho inosl modem facllltle& In ·' Work bilpn on the struc:1ure Sa~ • ' · ·· antr the ~·ter holidays. It was .OGIIiltrU<:ted by the Mitchell Enllineerlllll CO., COlumbia, Mlaa. WIUla!na ..ld, "We have !alth In the' residents o! this lmm.. dlate tndlllll area. Willi 1101rl.Y 1,200 ilml!les to be served, plus til& J)OIIIblllcy o! a new bridge In Eaot liuntiii!IIOO. and' continued tilk or a new dam near • ' .. 7 to 10 P.M. 30 Last Month ' '' wlitlall\s said die ~tee! ~ ~-.leotrlc l!U)ldi1111 lndede; _ and other materials In a communi~• Frldly night. Office Places ' mar- e®~Pment ·' J !11'1 . -....- noonced tile nationalization or 18 foreign llOIIIDBDies manuraotur· ln.!! !ood proolocts, constructioo ant ·~· • .CreU{n City ~~~~~-.....-. :, Miss Kincaid, d&IJ8)lter or Mr. and Mrs. Way"' Klnc:ald of Pt. Pleasant, graduated !rom PPHS in 1964 and reoehed her degree from lllraball . Universlcy oo May 26, 1968. Whilo at Marshall she was a Jr. Class Serator, freshman guide, 'a member Gf the Alpha XI Delta social • ....,.... 113, and libnrlaD or Alpha Stg. ,,.. Eta Alpha, a speech correctlon organizaUon. There will be DO clarge lor the classes. The OlQlenae has been peld through cmuibutims "' the Mason Counq Easter seal Soolecy. " ar 1111 rotart ket ~~re ·~to~-elooe to ourrei!tlevels durin.K tho nex1 .' ' chUd's convenience. ~-~-. sui>J>Ue•·til strenallleilld ~tllic esrl,y 19U, . ·roc10<il .clodlr\jftt ... ·~... low In ~·nlbet 1967. . . . WOol ·prloealn tile world mar- el&ht week summer si>eech thor- ,. , World ,GkLLII'OLIS ~ Oo. I h e lihole, world WO!'I' p r I e e • PT. I'Lil:.ASANT - The Muon ~ !U~r seal ~~~~ Will . _ Ita third coosecotlve INDUSTRY TAKE.OVER ALGIERS (IJPO- A111eria USDA Predlc:ll. Last ,68' Hiilf :r'd:a::!!"'~"':.!: On .}une 17th' YOVTH ASKED FOR ITI '11111 column lo f o r - pie, GMilr ,prd>lemo and pleas- were all atapojrcy and "eacb IQ)' urea, lllelr trwblos and llln. As tllere asked her to daDoe, but tile rest of Helen Help Ul!l, she aleadfastl,y refused. '1111s year I found out lllat her II welcomes lauat>s but won't wouldn't lot her dote, ODd folks dollP a serious <~~•lllm with a she didn't know boW to dslloe, bn~oh-olf. 5eDd your toonap quoit!,... te but she was too embsrnsaed '\'9UTII ASKED FOR IT, care af to leU the trulll. Tho result waa 11'01., Help US! lido newspaper. she got tllo ·r<!pU!atlm af being stuok.oq>. T!l£ GIIIJ..'l HEAR Qiya can IIJidorsWid !lllaut IT FROM THE GUYS strict plfO!ts a lot better Utu Dear Hoi...: ~ 01 """' P!d>llll.Y will tn.r..·... lial "IIIPPlltl P•'J'tllliVeiJI¥i'o u.i tiW .....-•• · ',·.' ...': ._.. . ', ·5CHJql~. .L . · . . ' ·,,;;_.t! ;. . ~~ .' '' ~ ·~ '. . \ i Since 1936" DEPARTMENT STORE ' .,' ' . SPRING ' ' UPIIN lET WHILE • REG.$p7 lAPEl PAIL liTHlOOM CURTAINS i .' ,. ' THFf ' ·. s . . . 2 · ·.,pnce • Ltnaps $3" each GALLIPOliS, OPPOSITE' Ave. .~. ~ . \ •.,,' i' ••iJt~· ' . ' , ~ ~ .. ·•~is· <·~to ,, • " ...... ''Serving ' { "' on . ' . ,,. formal Rt:OUC'TION " %~ 5 .off ~teOOWt. . R£1',\JL Throw Rugs Values To $3.98 ·2FOR$500· ' . ·Store ~l!i;E "'~''·'•· �' . i ' ,_.. . 'I I . l '. ~· ' ,. oc:' tile - old ~·~~~ . •· . ._ ·'. • Gil!!• ~ ~Nil.'bioi" .·' · 'l llrb' •reol&ru . o1. tho l'atrlot .,.., .. till " " ' - rock wlfldl aiOOd . ,' .. . . .~· ,.,_ . ~ ~ GIIJia nllii ' ond CadIIIII. I •! Cllorltl !lleltan, Rt. 2, Pat. ~ot. pmtdod tho ...... plefllre of tile Cb1JnrMo1 Rod< take!) In · 191#. '1'111 llblo 1llP port ot llle rock lbown iD tho pholograpb waa bla- Clffln 1917 to make way lor 1 road. bltalia. rmees&ora came to 1 Vlrllnia tram EDsland 1n 1810. ThOll' lillppod at the Cl1iJruley Rock.. to rest tor a few days. Half pt· them stayed ID 1he area, tho n i l - .., to Dllnols. Shol· :,... ... born and 1'1!1l'ed abclu\ and a half milo from 1he ·lildo. A ll~ pllllnl place for tile llleltou children, It ibet. lind .lllem from otorms udpro. .llldod a pl-lrom which !o !Ish. ·Ti,olr !IIIIer aloolarlllljll ammd w . . . '. '. . ~ ' ' . " . -,.·., ~· Sheltoil . w~ loll~ ~ ~~. ·hi• memories Ollhoao ehlld- daya ot IIIOillllr e'z'a; · ' · • . ' Home is not a place to afl3', )"It 'IJiore lbere'o IIOQCi clll>er oil tho . day• • Homo Ia not 1 boordlllg ~'~fee, but where there's sunihllllln each .!lie ~~ her spoU: Home Is not where oil Is fair, but where love il£htens oYOry care. Home Is Just a place to soo how brave and apianded Olio can be: A place lbat mol<es aD lleroos bold, and heroines Just 11 ftno as Need New Leaders·hip · gold: Home is whe~e the ~vest heartl, are daily •etht&: noble ,Pilrtsi When angelo feet have hOurly trod: yes, hmno Is where there's TUU>A, Okla. (UPJ) - 'Gov. Nol11011 li. RA!ellefeller S&turday_ won 'llle endorsement of Ponooylvanla Gov. RWl1wnd P, Shafo•'for the Republlc.O presidential IIOIIIioatlon. It was tho first brook In tho snild Croot of GOP favorite sons; Shafer's ·amOWleemen~ .,..ored for days al the Republleen Governors' AssociatiCil conference in Tulsa, was a big bool1: for the New Yorker In his drhe to overtahe Richard M. Nixon. Rlleke-feller, telling newsmen that his stepped-up cmpalgn now "hal taken off,""Jen. the conference before the st*rer announcement but said he would welcome any such endorsement to keep :things rollbv. · Shafer said he e"')ected to Shaler, whose SlCJPOl't or lead 11. "vast majority" of P~nnsyl vania's 64 delegates into Roc:keCeUer neYOr was a secret the Rockefeller camp. Reports deHPite hb technical status as • (rom Pennsylvania irdicated ~vorite soo presidential candlthat RoekefeUer would get 45 date, made his endorBOIDOIIt in delegates, Nlxoo 17 and Califor· an appearance with lhree other nia Gov. Ronald Reagan 2. · GOP I!I>VUOOrs on a telovisiOII, on that basis, the national UPI &h<M' (NBC-Meet tbe Press), count of delegate strength of being tnruicribed for Sunday the three Republican contenders broadcast. Slllfer BBid there was en would become Nlxon 409 1 Rockefeller 122, Reagan 112. "unsettled conlitloo" througllo Tho votes of 687 delegates will out the cO\mtry, with the voters be needed to win !he nomination ••Iootdng for new leadership." "I believe Gov. Roc:hefeller at the GOP National Convention etortirc Aug. 5 at Miami Beach, best able to give !he country llle Fta. kind of leadership it needs," Shafer said. The other govoroors on the panel, George W. Romney of Michh••n, Spiro T. Asnew of -eMarvland, an:l Dewey Bartlett ·• of Oklahoma, also are "~vorite ...,., .. but declined to drop that role when asked iC they had PAGE 11 personal choices among the \~ most of God. . · w.@''~ ··;:;;;:::; · f$1' '"""~m' :~ ·... ~'«i'@~ ·~ • ' V..."' =."'X:;:. ~~.... ,._.._. '"'"-'~"~"*'::··:<:<~· :»>.-..:«. . .~·~«... ,., .'OS'~"'"'' · ~ ·· ... · :,;:;.,•v..... • ...yy 0 it. Sheltou deserlhod those days as "The llQOcl ol4 daj<a, wben people had time to stop and vt.. It, alld wben fear ol Gocl w a 1 taaaM as the greateat obllptlob d maD." .-•.••-. •·\~-~ - · - · · · • ·• ...?i.?. ·- ..... "YCIUI8 folks were tausht re: for pareota, <hurch, ochoolo, and soYOI'IIIIIeot," he said. "Our )'(lWig people are great plopio and we should pray for aD , lbo YCIUI8 people ol our nation and for our l~s." opec:t A HAPPt. . I . JJfg~~~=t!i::t.c u........... thesefourJumhlea one letter to each aqun. to form four ord.!narr word1. __ 5; ;Jir. ..... Mrs. l.eater llllder· Rt. 2 oak lUll, 1011, D..... Todd, Juno 5: u. s. Airman James US IE ii:' -~·~TC. Rlltor alld Mrs. Ritlor, 114 Croll St., oak IUD, 8011, Jofm.. •nio· R&l': Mr. and Mra. Larry Leo WUbor, So. Rhode bland A"-, .WeiJIIIln, oiaugltter, Gina IIU, oJiiho 9: Mr. and Mrs. Paul - w,..tt, Rt. 3 JackiCII, son. : Ruuolllluano, Juno 9. WHA'T 'THE MAN l'tl-10 : Proaont Patienta - Mre. AVa• ~H'T STOCK IN A :· IlOilo TOpe, Ook lUll: Charles 5UCC!5SFUL DETEii'l!eNT : W, Blankenlblp, Rt. 2 Wollstou; COMPANY DIP. .Mr.. ~ E. Co<:bran, Rt. 3 : Ook lUll: Mrs. Bonnie Kay CraJ>. Now arnnp the circled lettel'll .·- · Blaekfork; . BenJamin R. J to form tho oUI'III'Iae11111wer,li :Holmor, Jr., Rt. 1 Wboolerlbur&; IUftMied by the ...... urtoon. 11Ugb11, Rt. 4 oak HOI; ·lfro. Forno Whitt, Oak !Wl: B• F. Arlllllr, Rt. t Jaek1011; Mrs. ·viola A. Crabtree, SOUth Wob(AIMrwen . . . . .,) :otor; ChllJ'les M, llem.Y, Rt. 3 J11mhl.t1 GUILD ·· DUCHY IN•UII JOIIII Ynterd.''' Jaek11011: Mro. MArsaret J. Down· An-ern Ttdt N ,...,. 1o • .....,_ "CI.OII'" 01\', Rt. · 2 Jaekoon; Mrs. Holen Fleaup, 9ak .!WI; !rona C. Fogle, Nollie B. Fulk, Rt. 3 Oak Iilli; Oak Hlll; June Hutchins, Rt. 2 ll&vlt llome fOr Aged, Oak !Wl: Mrs. Maggio V. Golun, Rt. 1 Patriot: Mrs. HolonJ(Ilsour, oak Themao Fox, Rt: 2 Well-: Mrs. Beavor: John S. HowoU, RL .t ' HUl: WOllam G. Maloae, Jack. " 1braot, I 10 01 ] I ' . . .. Home Ia not wbere rldtes dwell. but wheJ"e sweet .Pltlence weave& OAK lllLL HOSPITAL NEWS . Blrlbl- Mr., and 1\fli'L Jolul Iaaie Monia, 12 Earl St., Ja<k· - . doul!hter. Tammy I.Ynn, Juno . t3ot)b ·I r .....--.. 'rrxxxxrJ rn I almlllr to tho oeeoe lakenln ~~~.., list YW will be a hlshllght.., tho agenda at tho 1111 Bend Boat Regatta in Pomeroy this c<mlng weekend, 'Juno 21-23. Klees wUI begin 1:30 p, m. on Saturday 1101 at 12:30 P.m. .., Sundo,y 1101 will be troo to tho public. .' 11011; Mra. Mabel MaiCIIOIY, SOUth Webster: Mrs. Margaret E. Mor· • - • gan, Rt. t Oak Iilli; Mrs. Sarah LDu Rlftlo, WaDstou: Ernest C. White, Rt. 5 Ja<kson; Leslie V. Ya:tes, Jackaoni Mr1. Doi'Othy COrvin, Rt. I oak HBI: George Gates, MeAi'lhilr, and Roy Jones, Jack1011. Patients Released - MArsar· et Ana Taylor, J. MaurleoJooes, MArtha Scarberry, Harrtell L. Doner, Alma Kimble, Maltte Br....,ry, Catherine Crabtree, Jewoll Curtin, Charla• DeBord, Ida S. Friend, Patrick Gallag. her, Merlo Jones, Jolul H. UQ)'d, Della 0. Myers, Rd>ert Slmo, Burgess Tope, S.., J.lartha Jane Walker, Everett R~, end Ma. mJe Wbetstoue; SUNDAY JUNE h So Elsy For You To S.rve •• •nd It'• Finger Ucldll Good! SU. rv .. v . ng I'. enned:y.•Q ·' NATIONAL ·Eva•s Steak House ·•b Evans In . ~I- .. '{ ~-· •• .1- • • ~. • $2675 1968 For• Custom 4 •eors. As low as $2375 19•8 Galaxle 500 4 dr. Sedans. Fully E•ulpped As low as ~ $2945 .·' ,. . Mr. Harla1d MartiL During ·This Sale which starts at .?:00 June 22ncl. We wll not btllndtnoiL ~.. I" "' . . .•. . ' ;) . : Right OH the lat. No .,.,..... ~111 i • t j to '- . \. ' 1_;, " ' . ThiS ~ is Exterukd tu.:include our Mer~ · ,, line1foT;.ehe first, ~ ··, :,1 . , ' I ' 1- \. ' . '.JGI' or . ,, ·;; . .ji;, . ._ -ATHENS. Ohio (UPo- Buck· eye Boys' State delegates 88· lected lbelr party tickets Satuf· day, ·permanently adjoorned their Federalist and Natlonall st party conventions and worked frantically as election fever griped this Amerleu L e g I o n school or democracy on the Ohio Unlversi"' .. mn•s. " -·~ Jn a hotly contested race for 31st soYOrmr of Boys Slate, David L. Wrlkeman, 16, Poland, the Feclerallst party candidate, faces Nationallst Part nominee Gre&m'Y R. Huth, . 16, seven . ·. <t._.t.:i,, ~ _., ·~ • ,CLEVI~UOOI . . • , "1\ icy of. the war were not rele· ent. ,, v · ., ~~~~§~~~~ ."The jury waablssod, he add· • author , ed. ,"II had ~ roprese:u: trW. · from lbe vie and the war." · OIJI)O . Ol.m1!< oald .11 """· 1!01 ~ Jur7 · ~LFf'daY Ill, ~~ Rabbi Arlllllr Lt11Yold, proal· . ·of the AmerlcenJewl"l! Col!· . .Pau,l 011nYk fA th.• : ~-·· l'Olled ~ <hargesapinst ~elal't ~tiel fat ' SenO ·~ a. ''fabrl~tlon" add pre. =~~I'O~'Uey *aid; i!Tha·~ "' \he ver4i<1 woold bo. liP: ' CIIBil by ~ 1f!lt ~~ ' Ribbl_ Lelyveld Is en DIOrallll' lll~legai. ' ·~ critic·IJI the war. . llero found ~ • federal' ~.) JIIrl' ~~s-•. •-* 1 '··> t· .' .·, \ . aMlch=~r 4s!••;:~sandCr.:: •• in the compound In the background or the camera shot. The family patriarch, t~e 79~ ryland's 2S..member delegation. But the once-warm relatlonshlp between RockeCeller m:l the other two governors &IIPe&red year-old former Brltain sat in a beat~ 'his 77-year-Oid wife..a-uur and his 36-year.o.ld son. He wore a suit and black tie, grey VIsibly Moved Jpseph P. KOMedY was visibly moved as his wife and ..., road !heir statements. He has i e en four ol his nine childreo die-two by assa&sina· tlon, Robert and John F.: two more In airpl!I)>O ~r,shes--. to have cooled considerably and both men made a point of ambawhssaeel~~-!" Braces· ~·'. . actual candidates. Rockefeller is expected to get complimenting Nixon in their assessment of the candidates. ManSfield. • For SAIGON Jo~. aniF·l~ Rosemay has been .... in an -,.. • dod . fl"., Institution for the retar smce 1941 · I Mrs Kennedy Whose vo ce · • ti In th quaJvered severa1 me& ld "Wee brigilt sunshine, 88 ' ••mot always unde:d ::;: ways of ~~cy send tho 1 uscrosses ch e sacrifices which He demands of but we helieve Ill His divine usw eatl1 C<JIIIIIIIIIders SUnday lssue4 mornineen ~~:"!l=·~j . . . . - aey Communist thrust illl6 the capitol. Amlr!can bluted the apr.. ALL-EtECTRIC BIJiLDING AWARD_ Ral.Ph Waush, owner and opera!or of llle new 12-<mit College HBI Motel, Rio Grande, receiYOd 1 plaque rr 1111 John Allen, dlvislonllllllllgOr, Colwnbua 1101 SOUthern Ohio Electric Co., GaDipolls, durlq 1 brief cenmOJI)' at the motel Friday afternoon. The plaque's ..,. gravlll& In part, reado: "All Electrlc.BuUdiog Award for at~ntng high standards of electrical excellence." . . ...• ,.,.,.•·.··:-······:.·-·..;·:-·..;o;-:-··:-·.;.;·x·····w.-:-.·..... .... .......•'.....•............. ',•,•,.,.,••'•'••. -~·~'-'•'•'.•.:.;.:.:-:.:-:.:·:·:·•'....•'•'...•. .•.•.......•. ... ...... ......... ·'.•. •.•.. . :·.································-.·~··· ················· ···~ • • • • • · · · • .;.o.. . Premi·urn' Pay 1£or· :::••';ri~n ~~ :~:signa~ ti wanted Over't.·me COLUMBUS (UPD - Public officlals throughout Ohio have been urged to voluntarily awly tho federal wage and overtime pay law to aU empl~es of lbe ..~ .tate and its political subdivi· sions who do not now receive premium ..... for overtime. ~ AI B!Uil<, director of the Ohio Public Employes Council of the American Federation of state, County and Municipal Employeo said a recent deCision by the U.S. .SUJ~I-eme Court requires 11 AI~ many govern- ments, by agreement with our tim unioo, have been paylq "" enck>ne hall and 4ool>lo lime beyond 40 hours, the state ltoelf and varloos sub • clivi s1CIU! IllY ua1 only straight time or give eq time off for overtime worked.'' :w'...~ca ~ Bl::~k ~ that all hempllotalyes of private osp s, se n universities be cove.red Wlder the federal law. "This means ·tor example, that empiQ)'eos of state mental insdbltions, universities and hospitals are au!omltically In the Interests of uniiormlty all state employes should be l.mmedlat&ly compensated at time and one-half for hours worked In ex· cess of the current standard work week of forty hoor1. equity and L" J• Fame Dies ¢1n-d ()'); ..,..,rlted. ·•." . ~~~~~~~ ~· Billllor !It ibelr ~~~ 1 ~, !itAJil!dalr:", o . Montaomeroy of pna' 'In '•IJII· tiOi\ wm S::A shelllrcs be!Qre daWIII said some ot the art rounds hit the dock area in dowotmln section 1101 two houaes at Tan Son Nhlll Air. Base · on the 'city's ... diOl'll . .t fringe, · · . . · The Initial reporta lnlicwd .,. guaranteed time and one • half light ......ito. and damage. ond . ..•2 ·It consecuti,. pay 1or ova rti me ~ ~~~;y - !fA~ • .. s.e-...\..va.~ ~.,. · --• "'""t ... • .,.s 111 tho _._ h o u r s worked 1n one ·w- •...,.. · .., . "" ...., as of Feb. 1, 1968, and beyonoj· proJI!r attar :a !bro.day lull In 40 hours e!!ectivo next Feb. ' ,. .whloll'!l¥1 Viet Collg • ..,..ntrat. · ·•- ta '" t ......__. tbe 1," he sal4 ed 111 .. -ae Umitl. ,.., -•local .......__...u....... ( ' } . pi His holy will with 110 011 wh lght looking back to at m t have been-and we are 8 peaee.u Hills. u.we have courage tor the shotguns. When the 1,360 youthi\11 eft!. Most Restrictive zens 110 to the poll• after tumre and we shall carry out The most i'eatricti ve o1 ••t.n.n;e cherch &mday, IIIey wUl eelect the principles for which Bobby such measure• now before , ·" from nearly .1,000 candidates lor stoud Congress, the Tydings biu woold lllo 454 elective omces In the require all weapons to be legialatlve, judldsl and execu· "e registered Immediately and tive branches ol ,vernment. their owners to be licensed with In addition to the gubernatophotographs and ftrce111rints rlal candidates, names appear. NEW YORK CUPD- WesMont. wilblll a year. The license would lng on the ballot for state of. gomory, me of the natlon'slOOd· ha,. to be presented for any flees include: ing jazz guitarists, dledSaturda,y subsequent purchase ot U1IUii or Ueutooent soYemor: Robert at his Indianapolis home et tho ammunition. E. Ryan, Columbus ()'): and age of 44, his agent amouneed The bUI also would <iiaquali!Y Luke E. Witte, Alliance ()i). in New York. felons, aliens, 4rua addicts, . secrstacy of state: John D. The apokesmu said Monliom· alcollollcs, mental lncompetenta Null, C- ()'); and Robert ert aulfered a haart attack this and Juveniles from ownership. c. Hange, Woostar . ()i). morning and died ooon alter. Mansftold's : endorsement Treaaureri 8 e r & l o De[.&.. ~mery was at home be- came in the lace ot an appeal Rocha0 Mt. Vernon ()')•t and -Ufll;lOOI:III ... ""~-menta. by tha National RIDe Assoota_ > Mark Rlogol, J,.aa~r ¢1). Ho began his car- more then lion (NRA), to Its 993,000 ' Audi!O.-: Larry E. Llfl& 20 .Year• ago but did not acldeve member• to geoerate 1 mall Groveport (r); and Donald T. until the past !ow years. campaign urging defeat of Perey, cotumbul ()i). ~ !Jis death, lllreo ot bls aJ. stricter gun eontroiL ~II' iiooral• · l'al!l · W. ti;iala, ~udlnihlslateot, ''Down In a lauer mailed to tile ·!IYiv~, · •and Hen Cllthe c;round." were near m.mbersliq, NRA . l'feald<:nt Rlehard Lei MaiiY'', ·Toledo' O,~top. ofthe,iazz ehartl. Harold w. Glaasen said "tho ' · , . rigilt ot orp>r~.~men in the.United ....,. Jolin TP lolliNY LIARSI States to obtain, own and uae Filla, 11 MADISON, 1\'lo, (UP!)- Jom flrOIQIIs for prq10r lawful J) a r t y WUimovsk,, the l'(lleonsln orlmo )lurpases is In the greatest .. · ~allirf• Ue tlelectbr expert, joopafdy In the history ot oor state , olaij Ffid'Y. Ho oald be Wll OV· COUIIIr)'," ; · . ,,, · . · ·.. "Uoleas tho sportsJI!In of AmerlQ . clearly expre11 their .~ view a • wlllioul 4ofl3' 141 their ....tor. and he added ba . prehlkted bon•• roundirc- with •...., of tile heaviest strikes of tho Far to tbe nort!l of U.S. Marinos reported North Yle-ae Ill 1 hour blttle llllf Khe -~~'.l where as many •• 10,000 -•~·. Communist troop1 were be mal sing. F1rst reports 011 the Sai&OII ~ o WASIDNGTON (UI'OSenate Democratic loader Mlke . Mansfield or Montana, prevwusIy cool to gun control laws , endorsed proposed legislation Satur<tay !hal · would require registration ol all firearms and licensing or their owners. MonsOeld's open support was an important gain for the bill sponsored by SOIL Joseph Tydings, ().Mel., that JlOI!• beyond President Johnson s request ror a ban on the mail order sale of rifles and (UP!)- VIet shllio hit Salgooand Ill For . T'10'ht Kleslnner mav Alppea ~ ~ '.J La , ~·~ un ·' ws R'o•'r '"- n·~-e.lJrp fr''o.m n·:'f] ..'~~Claim Spock Trial Rigged , = .~$JSIS " "BIIIIq,.~ach ' . *- ' ' -''t Take Alook at Tltese PrfclsQI 'fOI ,... . ··, ,. t:9~i)tlitf~8j. 131i~ .w.l Mu· , Plcku,s.-,s .loW as. ·, . Pre~ to Give., You tilt'lest . ., Dtql WID' ~ Tltat We Art . ..Piscount We Mean Busi1t1L O.r Salts Foret Is . .I . ·two :t.9'68 :thunderllr•• ., to $1000. .. su~~so:·~~.::~:. ~Is wlth·t!, Boys State . ' • ~ AM June 17 and Exte.1s ullil Sat. ' . oou::btue Fever at . ' , molller eot bl ck t~un· sat on white thousahdsn who had 8 wore a . •....,. express~s ot sYJ1191thY ucan wicker chairs fo:er realize lbe strength and the ambassador to Bn . s me hope that they have given to !he members of lho family during these last several days, "Tbis boa not boon the first tragedY that has aflllctecl my par«!!B end th' members of my !ainily and we pray thel It Is the last. 1d. ·or and made special offerings around the 'High Pass Fails :lfal . t hank Na 10n &Suu'6'N'I•• . on 'bumlift ' 1968 Ford Country ~ulrt Wagon as low :•• $3990 with Fttctor, Air Condltlonlni· - Sticker ·Price .. S47S~ Ford, w ..,,..,.....,. "':. Sf.""~.~~ been mum lileire linpreTsed with the compdssion and with ·way what wo BheH the lov' and with lbe warmlb of · · ' ">JJ~ , a10 future · tlle human heart than we have <' know that we• shall choose wtth any other emotion;" Edward KennedY said the . familY would "never be able to :. ' ;, r · ell])ress adeqlately In -d• oor "thanks but we shall In wr •' -·•U ·-• I ate •oed '1n • s our ,..... • ~N pr v lives" to those tbouiiiDdB who ,. came to st. Patrick'• Cathedral in New York bofa'o the funeral, ·:c.· RATON N, M. (Up!)- A ICO· watched lbo funeral train to •hal~ll!l ride apporently :~ Its ceble .sajurda,y on · 7,800-liJOI.hliJI\ Rstou j'ass and WES!' F~ANKFORT, 01 • ,:~.ineod !o a .-ocll)' billsl,debOlow. (Up!) - The feolberecl kine· : ~o partiOI) was kiUed ·"!"' BOV· dom Is Opting back in Weet · othera ~$red. · Frankfort. .More than a score others For llle Pill week, a Ooek "Wiire otrandod on the lift but • ol owls hes llunched dIve jll~en u[!lnglong ladders re .. bombing attaeko.on IIJIWlry po.. : :Cuod aD but a group of teen· desirlans, poddng one man m ~· girls stuck .80 foot oil the Bide of.the hl.!d, anolller 31>, ......... . on tho lorohead, and forcing a 'Ji,· A helloopter wu reported en boo~ to move hi a ..,.r. .·\wle to pi~k up the Birantled .allonsbuDder into a gerage. . )trio, who were not believed ~any 41mger. . $32~0 cy from the President of (J " d wisely, he sat . Gave strength campaign col· .have to decide In 1968 Cat. 500 4 Door Wa•s'wlth lr Conditioning Alliw n a statement of our Tratlng PoJi. · InM. ha.Piller $ttl. ~of •.• ~. -t1011lp- l!f;=uuel~· .Instance, b);.fillte ~ennedt 1iJ!illd ilia , . ""'*ave • •$ 2475 &- bRobortrother : . • ""' grieving mother Saturday thanked the nation . COr their · ~ ln the last famUy · ·tragedy .and pledged 1o "carry .-GUt . the principles for which .Bobby stood." , 111 a. otatel)lent taped for :tolovtsion' on tho fi'Oilllawn of .th~ ho!IIO ol Joseph P, Kel1110417.· -·<:.i~)i< patr'lardl-'whl!l'• :loUdi foolball pmes were ... - 1968 Mustangs Fully Equipped an• ready to h Delivered &- ~=~t~ s:'; sal~ h:~ 'Servin• ·n.tf l'ommunlt(f'or ~r 1011 Yun" llember P''*fal llOPOAtt·'l. .r•""* Carjoonlklll . -~--.._·). • e HyANNIS PORT. Mass. (UPO """ Tbe sole surviving ._, , ·r . ,. ..: . ". , Remember L(JSt year Martin. Ford broke the ice in this area with A 'Stile OR cars :anil tf~les with Discounts never before or since-so h,ere we go again with even Bigger Discount due to big . Factory Bonus ilicentive now in effect. We challenge you to Beat our Deal Anywhere • . e ' GALLIPoLIS ~.. 1968 1• • .,.. 1968 Falrlane for11al roof hardtops IS low IS raotni. at does it. 1968 Falcons As Low As $2075 E•ul.,etl to •• deliver••· 1968 Falrlane 500 fast.acks as low as $2750 RACING - Bolt ' . . govermnent spokesman said Kleslnger mlgf>t fly to Washing. ton In line with his statement Friday that he would take up the Berlin cri&h directlY with President J o h n s o n, British Prime Minister Harold Wtlsoo and French President Charlef! de Gaulle. The spokesman said a meeting with Johnson '"Is one of the WBJo'S the chancellor is consider~ ~ in determining how to react to the latest restrictions on Berlin traveL" Vital truck trafftc bringing food and suwlles !o this ft'estern outpost was normal Satur<lay. Four Names Added To Parents' Group PARIS (UPJ)- Western dip. lomollc sources said Sabirday Norlll Viemam appears .In· creaBIDgly tlelermlned to stall at lllo Paris talks In llle h..,. that military developments In Vietnam woold make anY con. eessloos by Hanoi unne<:ea. GALLIPOLIS - Four persons have been named to tho Gallipc>. lis Head Start Parent s• Commit· tee for 1968 accofding to Glem Troot, director. They are .Jud:l McCabe, president: Ka;y Hender. son, Dorothy Gordon and Thelma Gordon. The committee met with the teachers recently in Washington School aed decided to haYO • parents' vlsltatim week In which lbo parent may visit any day ot their choice. Nlnety..,.e children .,..enroll. ed In the cicy Head Start pro. gram. Girl Scouts wishing to help in prdljram activltioo 1aro. urged to conl&et lllr. Trout. aary. Tho polllmistlc.observatlon came aa Che otricial conversa· tiona on tho VIetnam War be· tween the United stalls end North Vlemam neared t it e end ot tileir O!ih week, still In lllo dol.druma. Tho ninth sos. slm ot tile Ialka Is sdlo611ed for Wednesday. The pri.ce\P"r .iDdblls •Oil'ld .....l -.~· •• jittery re·'........,. buRt ahelters llDil •...., Amort. can eh1llana obtalnacl W-'l 1n anU~pati011 -·slblo Viet .. 1 of a ~ In Cong \IU on. Hea,y Bombirw In " • ' - 85~=~s!s~~= OYer Sllgon Frio:~..... ..o..M'-J &a&''~ ~~~-~ J~ K' y !Side ·. kic.ks •Iii Threatening Resignations SAIGON (UPJ) - Reliable po. lltical 1011reea Oooded Sai8oa Saturday nlgbt wllll reports ot · possible resigaatfons by oaverol higb..rllllldng military men end .-. J>Wile ollieialo associated wltll Vice President NSUYOD C.. 11¥. The reports refled.ed a ••• ol dlssatlslactim within the K.r faction over recem move• V . President Nguyeo Van Thieu tD ' coosolldate his position in Saigon power struglo. There were reports that Ll Gen. Nguyen Due ..,_ eommanclor olthe IV C0'111 embracing the MokongDelta howl and a elose ally olll¥, WU piiMing !o reBillo. Rollablo V~ namese military sources tlltl Thang has recpo- !o go Gil ullck leave," although he wDID !If Salut4!\l' 'I-':"" llOOd hoalth. J .• ·• HIPPIES UNPHASED BOULDER, COlo. (Up!) hundreds ot hippies In llle-.. Iaino weot of bore _ . ...n1l7 phasod at all by tho laet 1lhlt tile world didn't oed Ill an ....... • lnJtl• bani saturday. A JIIIJIIIl\i- I , ot them have turned to~ · plans for lbo IUWre, Inc! a scheme for living otl the I Instead ofiOCiol;y. Next Art Show Pldnned July • aad saturday morning, drc:adJW u many as 8 mUUon pauadJ d. bumhs iDto jw!gleo in I 50 milo circle around lbe cicy• The 852 targets IDclncled plllltlons used by the Viol Ceq t • s . launch!Jv poda for roeketa ftred ... Sllgon lnd stroollhekl• whore tho JIOWerM SovimissUe\:Jr4 1\Y for a loog holiday week--end. In Bonn. a West German BERLIN (UPO- West Ger· man Ctancellor Kurt Georg Kleslnger mey Qy 10 Washing. ton to appeal to President Johnson to take acSion against a new, Communist attempt to cripp]e West Berlin, the gover~ mont said Saturday. The new · East German visa requirements that force West Germans and West Berliners to treat East Germany u a foreign country caused the worst chaos in several years on the main highwaey frmn Berlin to the west S&blrday. Long Wait sweating, swearing motorists waited up to four hours to clear one Communist checkpoint in order to drive from this Isolated dey through 110 miles of East Gei'IIWly to reach West Germ&- muu.~..-. l'- �' . i ' ,_.. . 'I I . l '. ~· ' ,. oc:' tile - old ~·~~~ . •· . ._ ·'. • Gil!!• ~ ~Nil.'bioi" .·' · 'l llrb' •reol&ru . o1. tho l'atrlot .,.., .. till " " ' - rock wlfldl aiOOd . ,' .. . . .~· ,.,_ . ~ ~ GIIJia nllii ' ond CadIIIII. I •! Cllorltl !lleltan, Rt. 2, Pat. ~ot. pmtdod tho ...... plefllre of tile Cb1JnrMo1 Rod< take!) In · 191#. '1'111 llblo 1llP port ot llle rock lbown iD tho pholograpb waa bla- Clffln 1917 to make way lor 1 road. bltalia. rmees&ora came to 1 Vlrllnia tram EDsland 1n 1810. ThOll' lillppod at the Cl1iJruley Rock.. to rest tor a few days. Half pt· them stayed ID 1he area, tho n i l - .., to Dllnols. Shol· :,... ... born and 1'1!1l'ed abclu\ and a half milo from 1he ·lildo. A ll~ pllllnl place for tile llleltou children, It ibet. lind .lllem from otorms udpro. .llldod a pl-lrom which !o !Ish. ·Ti,olr !IIIIer aloolarlllljll ammd w . . . '. '. . ~ ' ' . " . -,.·., ~· Sheltoil . w~ loll~ ~ ~~. ·hi• memories Ollhoao ehlld- daya ot IIIOillllr e'z'a; · ' · • . ' Home is not a place to afl3', )"It 'IJiore lbere'o IIOQCi clll>er oil tho . day• • Homo Ia not 1 boordlllg ~'~fee, but where there's sunihllllln each .!lie ~~ her spoU: Home Is not where oil Is fair, but where love il£htens oYOry care. Home Is Just a place to soo how brave and apianded Olio can be: A place lbat mol<es aD lleroos bold, and heroines Just 11 ftno as Need New Leaders·hip · gold: Home is whe~e the ~vest heartl, are daily •etht&: noble ,Pilrtsi When angelo feet have hOurly trod: yes, hmno Is where there's TUU>A, Okla. (UPJ) - 'Gov. Nol11011 li. RA!ellefeller S&turday_ won 'llle endorsement of Ponooylvanla Gov. RWl1wnd P, Shafo•'for the Republlc.O presidential IIOIIIioatlon. It was tho first brook In tho snild Croot of GOP favorite sons; Shafer's ·amOWleemen~ .,..ored for days al the Republleen Governors' AssociatiCil conference in Tulsa, was a big bool1: for the New Yorker In his drhe to overtahe Richard M. Nixon. Rlleke-feller, telling newsmen that his stepped-up cmpalgn now "hal taken off,""Jen. the conference before the st*rer announcement but said he would welcome any such endorsement to keep :things rollbv. · Shafer said he e"')ected to Shaler, whose SlCJPOl't or lead 11. "vast majority" of P~nnsyl vania's 64 delegates into Roc:keCeUer neYOr was a secret the Rockefeller camp. Reports deHPite hb technical status as • (rom Pennsylvania irdicated ~vorite soo presidential candlthat RoekefeUer would get 45 date, made his endorBOIDOIIt in delegates, Nlxoo 17 and Califor· an appearance with lhree other nia Gov. Ronald Reagan 2. · GOP I!I>VUOOrs on a telovisiOII, on that basis, the national UPI &h<M' (NBC-Meet tbe Press), count of delegate strength of being tnruicribed for Sunday the three Republican contenders broadcast. Slllfer BBid there was en would become Nlxon 409 1 Rockefeller 122, Reagan 112. "unsettled conlitloo" througllo Tho votes of 687 delegates will out the cO\mtry, with the voters be needed to win !he nomination ••Iootdng for new leadership." "I believe Gov. Roc:hefeller at the GOP National Convention etortirc Aug. 5 at Miami Beach, best able to give !he country llle Fta. kind of leadership it needs," Shafer said. The other govoroors on the panel, George W. Romney of Michh••n, Spiro T. Asnew of -eMarvland, an:l Dewey Bartlett ·• of Oklahoma, also are "~vorite ...,., .. but declined to drop that role when asked iC they had PAGE 11 personal choices among the \~ most of God. . · w.@''~ ··;:;;;:::; · f$1' '"""~m' :~ ·... ~'«i'@~ ·~ • ' V..."' =."'X:;:. ~~.... ,._.._. '"'"-'~"~"*'::··:<:<~· :»>.-..:«. . .~·~«... ,., .'OS'~"'"'' · ~ ·· ... · :,;:;.,•v..... • ...yy 0 it. Sheltou deserlhod those days as "The llQOcl ol4 daj<a, wben people had time to stop and vt.. It, alld wben fear ol Gocl w a 1 taaaM as the greateat obllptlob d maD." .-•.••-. •·\~-~ - · - · · · • ·• ...?i.?. ·- ..... "YCIUI8 folks were tausht re: for pareota, <hurch, ochoolo, and soYOI'IIIIIeot," he said. "Our )'(lWig people are great plopio and we should pray for aD , lbo YCIUI8 people ol our nation and for our l~s." opec:t A HAPPt. . I . JJfg~~~=t!i::t.c u........... thesefourJumhlea one letter to each aqun. to form four ord.!narr word1. __ 5; ;Jir. ..... Mrs. l.eater llllder· Rt. 2 oak lUll, 1011, D..... Todd, Juno 5: u. s. Airman James US IE ii:' -~·~TC. Rlltor alld Mrs. Ritlor, 114 Croll St., oak IUD, 8011, Jofm.. •nio· R&l': Mr. and Mra. Larry Leo WUbor, So. Rhode bland A"-, .WeiJIIIln, oiaugltter, Gina IIU, oJiiho 9: Mr. and Mrs. Paul - w,..tt, Rt. 3 JackiCII, son. : Ruuolllluano, Juno 9. WHA'T 'THE MAN l'tl-10 : Proaont Patienta - Mre. AVa• ~H'T STOCK IN A :· IlOilo TOpe, Ook lUll: Charles 5UCC!5SFUL DETEii'l!eNT : W, Blankenlblp, Rt. 2 Wollstou; COMPANY DIP. .Mr.. ~ E. Co<:bran, Rt. 3 : Ook lUll: Mrs. Bonnie Kay CraJ>. Now arnnp the circled lettel'll .·- · Blaekfork; . BenJamin R. J to form tho oUI'III'Iae11111wer,li :Holmor, Jr., Rt. 1 Wboolerlbur&; IUftMied by the ...... urtoon. 11Ugb11, Rt. 4 oak HOI; ·lfro. Forno Whitt, Oak !Wl: B• F. Arlllllr, Rt. t Jaek1011; Mrs. ·viola A. Crabtree, SOUth Wob(AIMrwen . . . . .,) :otor; ChllJ'les M, llem.Y, Rt. 3 J11mhl.t1 GUILD ·· DUCHY IN•UII JOIIII Ynterd.''' Jaek11011: Mro. MArsaret J. Down· An-ern Ttdt N ,...,. 1o • .....,_ "CI.OII'" 01\', Rt. · 2 Jaekoon; Mrs. Holen Fleaup, 9ak .!WI; !rona C. Fogle, Nollie B. Fulk, Rt. 3 Oak Iilli; Oak Hlll; June Hutchins, Rt. 2 ll&vlt llome fOr Aged, Oak !Wl: Mrs. Maggio V. Golun, Rt. 1 Patriot: Mrs. HolonJ(Ilsour, oak Themao Fox, Rt: 2 Well-: Mrs. Beavor: John S. HowoU, RL .t ' HUl: WOllam G. Maloae, Jack. " 1braot, I 10 01 ] I ' . . .. Home Ia not wbere rldtes dwell. but wheJ"e sweet .Pltlence weave& OAK lllLL HOSPITAL NEWS . Blrlbl- Mr., and 1\fli'L Jolul Iaaie Monia, 12 Earl St., Ja<k· - . doul!hter. Tammy I.Ynn, Juno . t3ot)b ·I r .....--.. 'rrxxxxrJ rn I almlllr to tho oeeoe lakenln ~~~.., list YW will be a hlshllght.., tho agenda at tho 1111 Bend Boat Regatta in Pomeroy this c<mlng weekend, 'Juno 21-23. Klees wUI begin 1:30 p, m. on Saturday 1101 at 12:30 P.m. .., Sundo,y 1101 will be troo to tho public. .' 11011; Mra. Mabel MaiCIIOIY, SOUth Webster: Mrs. Margaret E. Mor· • - • gan, Rt. t Oak Iilli; Mrs. Sarah LDu Rlftlo, WaDstou: Ernest C. White, Rt. 5 Ja<kson; Leslie V. Ya:tes, Jackaoni Mr1. Doi'Othy COrvin, Rt. I oak HBI: George Gates, MeAi'lhilr, and Roy Jones, Jack1011. Patients Released - MArsar· et Ana Taylor, J. MaurleoJooes, MArtha Scarberry, Harrtell L. Doner, Alma Kimble, Maltte Br....,ry, Catherine Crabtree, Jewoll Curtin, Charla• DeBord, Ida S. Friend, Patrick Gallag. her, Merlo Jones, Jolul H. UQ)'d, Della 0. Myers, Rd>ert Slmo, Burgess Tope, S.., J.lartha Jane Walker, Everett R~, end Ma. mJe Wbetstoue; SUNDAY JUNE h So Elsy For You To S.rve •• •nd It'• Finger Ucldll Good! SU. rv .. v . ng I'. enned:y.•Q ·' NATIONAL ·Eva•s Steak House ·•b Evans In . ~I- .. '{ ~-· •• .1- • • ~. • $2675 1968 For• Custom 4 •eors. As low as $2375 19•8 Galaxle 500 4 dr. Sedans. Fully E•ulpped As low as ~ $2945 .·' ,. . Mr. Harla1d MartiL During ·This Sale which starts at .?:00 June 22ncl. We wll not btllndtnoiL ~.. I" "' . . .•. . ' ;) . : Right OH the lat. No .,.,..... ~111 i • t j to '- . \. ' 1_;, " ' . ThiS ~ is Exterukd tu.:include our Mer~ · ,, line1foT;.ehe first, ~ ··, :,1 . , ' I ' 1- \. ' . '.JGI' or . ,, ·;; . .ji;, . ._ -ATHENS. Ohio (UPo- Buck· eye Boys' State delegates 88· lected lbelr party tickets Satuf· day, ·permanently adjoorned their Federalist and Natlonall st party conventions and worked frantically as election fever griped this Amerleu L e g I o n school or democracy on the Ohio Unlversi"' .. mn•s. " -·~ Jn a hotly contested race for 31st soYOrmr of Boys Slate, David L. Wrlkeman, 16, Poland, the Feclerallst party candidate, faces Nationallst Part nominee Gre&m'Y R. Huth, . 16, seven . ·. <t._.t.:i,, ~ _., ·~ • ,CLEVI~UOOI . . • , "1\ icy of. the war were not rele· ent. ,, v · ., ~~~~§~~~~ ."The jury waablssod, he add· • author , ed. ,"II had ~ roprese:u: trW. · from lbe vie and the war." · OIJI)O . Ol.m1!< oald .11 """· 1!01 ~ Jur7 · ~LFf'daY Ill, ~~ Rabbi Arlllllr Lt11Yold, proal· . ·of the AmerlcenJewl"l! Col!· . .Pau,l 011nYk fA th.• : ~-·· l'Olled ~ <hargesapinst ~elal't ~tiel fat ' SenO ·~ a. ''fabrl~tlon" add pre. =~~I'O~'Uey *aid; i!Tha·~ "' \he ver4i<1 woold bo. liP: ' CIIBil by ~ 1f!lt ~~ ' Ribbl_ Lelyveld Is en DIOrallll' lll~legai. ' ·~ critic·IJI the war. . llero found ~ • federal' ~.) JIIrl' ~~s-•. •-* 1 '··> t· .' .·, \ . aMlch=~r 4s!••;:~sandCr.:: •• in the compound In the background or the camera shot. The family patriarch, t~e 79~ ryland's 2S..member delegation. But the once-warm relatlonshlp between RockeCeller m:l the other two governors &IIPe&red year-old former Brltain sat in a beat~ 'his 77-year-Oid wife..a-uur and his 36-year.o.ld son. He wore a suit and black tie, grey VIsibly Moved Jpseph P. KOMedY was visibly moved as his wife and ..., road !heir statements. He has i e en four ol his nine childreo die-two by assa&sina· tlon, Robert and John F.: two more In airpl!I)>O ~r,shes--. to have cooled considerably and both men made a point of ambawhssaeel~~-!" Braces· ~·'. . actual candidates. Rockefeller is expected to get complimenting Nixon in their assessment of the candidates. ManSfield. • For SAIGON Jo~. aniF·l~ Rosemay has been .... in an -,.. • dod . fl"., Institution for the retar smce 1941 · I Mrs Kennedy Whose vo ce · • ti In th quaJvered severa1 me& ld "Wee brigilt sunshine, 88 ' ••mot always unde:d ::;: ways of ~~cy send tho 1 uscrosses ch e sacrifices which He demands of but we helieve Ill His divine usw eatl1 C<JIIIIIIIIIders SUnday lssue4 mornineen ~~:"!l=·~j . . . . - aey Communist thrust illl6 the capitol. Amlr!can bluted the apr.. ALL-EtECTRIC BIJiLDING AWARD_ Ral.Ph Waush, owner and opera!or of llle new 12-<mit College HBI Motel, Rio Grande, receiYOd 1 plaque rr 1111 John Allen, dlvislonllllllllgOr, Colwnbua 1101 SOUthern Ohio Electric Co., GaDipolls, durlq 1 brief cenmOJI)' at the motel Friday afternoon. The plaque's ..,. gravlll& In part, reado: "All Electrlc.BuUdiog Award for at~ntng high standards of electrical excellence." . . ...• ,.,.,.•·.··:-······:.·-·..;·:-·..;o;-:-··:-·.;.;·x·····w.-:-.·..... .... .......•'.....•............. ',•,•,.,.,••'•'••. -~·~'-'•'•'.•.:.;.:.:-:.:-:.:·:·:·•'....•'•'...•. .•.•.......•. ... ...... ......... ·'.•. •.•.. . :·.································-.·~··· ················· ···~ • • • • • · · · • .;.o.. . Premi·urn' Pay 1£or· :::••';ri~n ~~ :~:signa~ ti wanted Over't.·me COLUMBUS (UPD - Public officlals throughout Ohio have been urged to voluntarily awly tho federal wage and overtime pay law to aU empl~es of lbe ..~ .tate and its political subdivi· sions who do not now receive premium ..... for overtime. ~ AI B!Uil<, director of the Ohio Public Employes Council of the American Federation of state, County and Municipal Employeo said a recent deCision by the U.S. .SUJ~I-eme Court requires 11 AI~ many govern- ments, by agreement with our tim unioo, have been paylq "" enck>ne hall and 4ool>lo lime beyond 40 hours, the state ltoelf and varloos sub • clivi s1CIU! IllY ua1 only straight time or give eq time off for overtime worked.'' :w'...~ca ~ Bl::~k ~ that all hempllotalyes of private osp s, se n universities be cove.red Wlder the federal law. "This means ·tor example, that empiQ)'eos of state mental insdbltions, universities and hospitals are au!omltically In the Interests of uniiormlty all state employes should be l.mmedlat&ly compensated at time and one-half for hours worked In ex· cess of the current standard work week of forty hoor1. equity and L" J• Fame Dies ¢1n-d ()'); ..,..,rlted. ·•." . ~~~~~~~ ~· Billllor !It ibelr ~~~ 1 ~, !itAJil!dalr:", o . Montaomeroy of pna' 'In '•IJII· tiOi\ wm S::A shelllrcs be!Qre daWIII said some ot the art rounds hit the dock area in dowotmln section 1101 two houaes at Tan Son Nhlll Air. Base · on the 'city's ... diOl'll . .t fringe, · · . . · The Initial reporta lnlicwd .,. guaranteed time and one • half light ......ito. and damage. ond . ..•2 ·It consecuti,. pay 1or ova rti me ~ ~~~;y - !fA~ • .. s.e-...\..va.~ ~.,. · --• "'""t ... • .,.s 111 tho _._ h o u r s worked 1n one ·w- •...,.. · .., . "" ...., as of Feb. 1, 1968, and beyonoj· proJI!r attar :a !bro.day lull In 40 hours e!!ectivo next Feb. ' ,. .whloll'!l¥1 Viet Collg • ..,..ntrat. · ·•- ta '" t ......__. tbe 1," he sal4 ed 111 .. -ae Umitl. ,.., -•local .......__...u....... ( ' } . pi His holy will with 110 011 wh lght looking back to at m t have been-and we are 8 peaee.u Hills. u.we have courage tor the shotguns. When the 1,360 youthi\11 eft!. Most Restrictive zens 110 to the poll• after tumre and we shall carry out The most i'eatricti ve o1 ••t.n.n;e cherch &mday, IIIey wUl eelect the principles for which Bobby such measure• now before , ·" from nearly .1,000 candidates lor stoud Congress, the Tydings biu woold lllo 454 elective omces In the require all weapons to be legialatlve, judldsl and execu· "e registered Immediately and tive branches ol ,vernment. their owners to be licensed with In addition to the gubernatophotographs and ftrce111rints rlal candidates, names appear. NEW YORK CUPD- WesMont. wilblll a year. The license would lng on the ballot for state of. gomory, me of the natlon'slOOd· ha,. to be presented for any flees include: ing jazz guitarists, dledSaturda,y subsequent purchase ot U1IUii or Ueutooent soYemor: Robert at his Indianapolis home et tho ammunition. E. Ryan, Columbus ()'): and age of 44, his agent amouneed The bUI also would <iiaquali!Y Luke E. Witte, Alliance ()i). in New York. felons, aliens, 4rua addicts, . secrstacy of state: John D. The apokesmu said Monliom· alcollollcs, mental lncompetenta Null, C- ()'); and Robert ert aulfered a haart attack this and Juveniles from ownership. c. Hange, Woostar . ()i). morning and died ooon alter. Mansftold's : endorsement Treaaureri 8 e r & l o De[.&.. ~mery was at home be- came in the lace ot an appeal Rocha0 Mt. Vernon ()')•t and -Ufll;lOOI:III ... ""~-menta. by tha National RIDe Assoota_ > Mark Rlogol, J,.aa~r ¢1). Ho began his car- more then lion (NRA), to Its 993,000 ' Audi!O.-: Larry E. Llfl& 20 .Year• ago but did not acldeve member• to geoerate 1 mall Groveport (r); and Donald T. until the past !ow years. campaign urging defeat of Perey, cotumbul ()i). ~ !Jis death, lllreo ot bls aJ. stricter gun eontroiL ~II' iiooral• · l'al!l · W. ti;iala, ~udlnihlslateot, ''Down In a lauer mailed to tile ·!IYiv~, · •and Hen Cllthe c;round." were near m.mbersliq, NRA . l'feald<:nt Rlehard Lei MaiiY'', ·Toledo' O,~top. ofthe,iazz ehartl. Harold w. Glaasen said "tho ' · , . rigilt ot orp>r~.~men in the.United ....,. Jolin TP lolliNY LIARSI States to obtain, own and uae Filla, 11 MADISON, 1\'lo, (UP!)- Jom flrOIQIIs for prq10r lawful J) a r t y WUimovsk,, the l'(lleonsln orlmo )lurpases is In the greatest .. · ~allirf• Ue tlelectbr expert, joopafdy In the history ot oor state , olaij Ffid'Y. Ho oald be Wll OV· COUIIIr)'," ; · . ,,, · . · ·.. "Uoleas tho sportsJI!In of AmerlQ . clearly expre11 their .~ view a • wlllioul 4ofl3' 141 their ....tor. and he added ba . prehlkted bon•• roundirc- with •...., of tile heaviest strikes of tho Far to tbe nort!l of U.S. Marinos reported North Yle-ae Ill 1 hour blttle llllf Khe -~~'.l where as many •• 10,000 -•~·. Communist troop1 were be mal sing. F1rst reports 011 the Sai&OII ~ o WASIDNGTON (UI'OSenate Democratic loader Mlke . Mansfield or Montana, prevwusIy cool to gun control laws , endorsed proposed legislation Satur<tay !hal · would require registration ol all firearms and licensing or their owners. MonsOeld's open support was an important gain for the bill sponsored by SOIL Joseph Tydings, ().Mel., that JlOI!• beyond President Johnson s request ror a ban on the mail order sale of rifles and (UP!)- VIet shllio hit Salgooand Ill For . T'10'ht Kleslnner mav Alppea ~ ~ '.J La , ~·~ un ·' ws R'o•'r '"- n·~-e.lJrp fr''o.m n·:'f] ..'~~Claim Spock Trial Rigged , = .~$JSIS " "BIIIIq,.~ach ' . *- ' ' -''t Take Alook at Tltese PrfclsQI 'fOI ,... . ··, ,. t:9~i)tlitf~8j. 131i~ .w.l Mu· , Plcku,s.-,s .loW as. ·, . Pre~ to Give., You tilt'lest . ., Dtql WID' ~ Tltat We Art . ..Piscount We Mean Busi1t1L O.r Salts Foret Is . .I . ·two :t.9'68 :thunderllr•• ., to $1000. .. su~~so:·~~.::~:. ~Is wlth·t!, Boys State . ' • ~ AM June 17 and Exte.1s ullil Sat. ' . oou::btue Fever at . ' , molller eot bl ck t~un· sat on white thousahdsn who had 8 wore a . •....,. express~s ot sYJ1191thY ucan wicker chairs fo:er realize lbe strength and the ambassador to Bn . s me hope that they have given to !he members of lho family during these last several days, "Tbis boa not boon the first tragedY that has aflllctecl my par«!!B end th' members of my !ainily and we pray thel It Is the last. 1d. ·or and made special offerings around the 'High Pass Fails :lfal . t hank Na 10n &Suu'6'N'I•• . on 'bumlift ' 1968 Ford Country ~ulrt Wagon as low :•• $3990 with Fttctor, Air Condltlonlni· - Sticker ·Price .. S47S~ Ford, w ..,,..,.....,. "':. Sf.""~.~~ been mum lileire linpreTsed with the compdssion and with ·way what wo BheH the lov' and with lbe warmlb of · · ' ">JJ~ , a10 future · tlle human heart than we have <' know that we• shall choose wtth any other emotion;" Edward KennedY said the . familY would "never be able to :. ' ;, r · ell])ress adeqlately In -d• oor "thanks but we shall In wr •' -·•U ·-• I ate •oed '1n • s our ,..... • ~N pr v lives" to those tbouiiiDdB who ,. came to st. Patrick'• Cathedral in New York bofa'o the funeral, ·:c.· RATON N, M. (Up!)- A ICO· watched lbo funeral train to •hal~ll!l ride apporently :~ Its ceble .sajurda,y on · 7,800-liJOI.hliJI\ Rstou j'ass and WES!' F~ANKFORT, 01 • ,:~.ineod !o a .-ocll)' billsl,debOlow. (Up!) - The feolberecl kine· : ~o partiOI) was kiUed ·"!"' BOV· dom Is Opting back in Weet · othera ~$red. · Frankfort. .More than a score others For llle Pill week, a Ooek "Wiire otrandod on the lift but • ol owls hes llunched dIve jll~en u[!lnglong ladders re .. bombing attaeko.on IIJIWlry po.. : :Cuod aD but a group of teen· desirlans, poddng one man m ~· girls stuck .80 foot oil the Bide of.the hl.!d, anolller 31>, ......... . on tho lorohead, and forcing a 'Ji,· A helloopter wu reported en boo~ to move hi a ..,.r. .·\wle to pi~k up the Birantled .allonsbuDder into a gerage. . )trio, who were not believed ~any 41mger. . $32~0 cy from the President of (J " d wisely, he sat . Gave strength campaign col· .have to decide In 1968 Cat. 500 4 Door Wa•s'wlth lr Conditioning Alliw n a statement of our Tratlng PoJi. · InM. ha.Piller $ttl. ~of •.• ~. -t1011lp- l!f;=uuel~· .Instance, b);.fillte ~ennedt 1iJ!illd ilia , . ""'*ave • •$ 2475 &- bRobortrother : . • ""' grieving mother Saturday thanked the nation . COr their · ~ ln the last famUy · ·tragedy .and pledged 1o "carry .-GUt . the principles for which .Bobby stood." , 111 a. otatel)lent taped for :tolovtsion' on tho fi'Oilllawn of .th~ ho!IIO ol Joseph P, Kel1110417.· -·<:.i~)i< patr'lardl-'whl!l'• :loUdi foolball pmes were ... - 1968 Mustangs Fully Equipped an• ready to h Delivered &- ~=~t~ s:'; sal~ h:~ 'Servin• ·n.tf l'ommunlt(f'or ~r 1011 Yun" llember P''*fal llOPOAtt·'l. .r•""* Carjoonlklll . -~--.._·). • e HyANNIS PORT. Mass. (UPO """ Tbe sole surviving ._, , ·r . ,. ..: . ". , Remember L(JSt year Martin. Ford broke the ice in this area with A 'Stile OR cars :anil tf~les with Discounts never before or since-so h,ere we go again with even Bigger Discount due to big . Factory Bonus ilicentive now in effect. We challenge you to Beat our Deal Anywhere • . e ' GALLIPoLIS ~.. 1968 1• • .,.. 1968 Falrlane for11al roof hardtops IS low IS raotni. at does it. 1968 Falcons As Low As $2075 E•ul.,etl to •• deliver••· 1968 Falrlane 500 fast.acks as low as $2750 RACING - Bolt ' . . govermnent spokesman said Kleslnger mlgf>t fly to Washing. ton In line with his statement Friday that he would take up the Berlin cri&h directlY with President J o h n s o n, British Prime Minister Harold Wtlsoo and French President Charlef! de Gaulle. The spokesman said a meeting with Johnson '"Is one of the WBJo'S the chancellor is consider~ ~ in determining how to react to the latest restrictions on Berlin traveL" Vital truck trafftc bringing food and suwlles !o this ft'estern outpost was normal Satur<lay. Four Names Added To Parents' Group PARIS (UPJ)- Western dip. lomollc sources said Sabirday Norlll Viemam appears .In· creaBIDgly tlelermlned to stall at lllo Paris talks In llle h..,. that military developments In Vietnam woold make anY con. eessloos by Hanoi unne<:ea. GALLIPOLIS - Four persons have been named to tho Gallipc>. lis Head Start Parent s• Commit· tee for 1968 accofding to Glem Troot, director. They are .Jud:l McCabe, president: Ka;y Hender. son, Dorothy Gordon and Thelma Gordon. The committee met with the teachers recently in Washington School aed decided to haYO • parents' vlsltatim week In which lbo parent may visit any day ot their choice. Nlnety..,.e children .,..enroll. ed In the cicy Head Start pro. gram. Girl Scouts wishing to help in prdljram activltioo 1aro. urged to conl&et lllr. Trout. aary. Tho polllmistlc.observatlon came aa Che otricial conversa· tiona on tho VIetnam War be· tween the United stalls end North Vlemam neared t it e end ot tileir O!ih week, still In lllo dol.druma. Tho ninth sos. slm ot tile Ialka Is sdlo611ed for Wednesday. The pri.ce\P"r .iDdblls •Oil'ld .....l -.~· •• jittery re·'........,. buRt ahelters llDil •...., Amort. can eh1llana obtalnacl W-'l 1n anU~pati011 -·slblo Viet .. 1 of a ~ In Cong \IU on. Hea,y Bombirw In " • ' - 85~=~s!s~~= OYer Sllgon Frio:~..... ..o..M'-J &a&''~ ~~~-~ J~ K' y !Side ·. kic.ks •Iii Threatening Resignations SAIGON (UPJ) - Reliable po. lltical 1011reea Oooded Sai8oa Saturday nlgbt wllll reports ot · possible resigaatfons by oaverol higb..rllllldng military men end .-. J>Wile ollieialo associated wltll Vice President NSUYOD C.. 11¥. The reports refled.ed a ••• ol dlssatlslactim within the K.r faction over recem move• V . President Nguyeo Van Thieu tD ' coosolldate his position in Saigon power struglo. There were reports that Ll Gen. Nguyen Due ..,_ eommanclor olthe IV C0'111 embracing the MokongDelta howl and a elose ally olll¥, WU piiMing !o reBillo. Rollablo V~ namese military sources tlltl Thang has recpo- !o go Gil ullck leave," although he wDID !If Salut4!\l' 'I-':"" llOOd hoalth. J .• ·• HIPPIES UNPHASED BOULDER, COlo. (Up!) hundreds ot hippies In llle-.. Iaino weot of bore _ . ...n1l7 phasod at all by tho laet 1lhlt tile world didn't oed Ill an ....... • lnJtl• bani saturday. A JIIIJIIIl\i- I , ot them have turned to~ · plans for lbo IUWre, Inc! a scheme for living otl the I Instead ofiOCiol;y. Next Art Show Pldnned July • aad saturday morning, drc:adJW u many as 8 mUUon pauadJ d. bumhs iDto jw!gleo in I 50 milo circle around lbe cicy• The 852 targets IDclncled plllltlons used by the Viol Ceq t • s . launch!Jv poda for roeketa ftred ... Sllgon lnd stroollhekl• whore tho JIOWerM SovimissUe\:Jr4 1\Y for a loog holiday week--end. In Bonn. a West German BERLIN (UPO- West Ger· man Ctancellor Kurt Georg Kleslnger mey Qy 10 Washing. ton to appeal to President Johnson to take acSion against a new, Communist attempt to cripp]e West Berlin, the gover~ mont said Saturday. The new · East German visa requirements that force West Germans and West Berliners to treat East Germany u a foreign country caused the worst chaos in several years on the main highwaey frmn Berlin to the west S&blrday. Long Wait sweating, swearing motorists waited up to four hours to clear one Communist checkpoint in order to drive from this Isolated dey through 110 miles of East Gei'IIWly to reach West Germ&- muu.~..-. l'- �<· ·' ,. y ,, ' '• I >' • \ '• ' ' ' ' \ ., · 13 ~ AU4~nd ·'~~·R CoBgre~,, 'POlotERQ\-',;.Five ~ Gooin. A< aH!-'St:t~l:t,i,it·!oi~J!miu~~ . - mlttee. 1 hla repreoootatlvea "" lftilteJ'a of -kiD& <Ondllillllo, houro, oal- ar'les ""' other Items oi P~­ ""!'eern. .. ' ''' died 'ln·St. Powra'!beth""" of lhe~uwas 11:26 )1. ni. Thlrs"If It la, to be, It's up 'to met" bilrri ' doi. She Wll.bornllllJon.'7, 1884, lh addlllllll to the ~ ses, 1n • ·eo..icy, dlushtar otlbe sloos, the deleptet ~-i#~ and' Jolle Mil~QioS\lN)e. ed In dl~t~~salliol ·.,..pa, uplot· -. SilO 11111110d Ge4!1P A; ll'ablt, ed career a, aild lll!ened to the, former Mlsa Amirl'ea, Marl1pl a !C!I:Jillir merehonl IIIII ~ Van Dorbw: Aller. The llnal ~11- !acf!IQ. monutaetur,t. He R"" matie »foiram waa the urtame cedocl,.hOr 1n death 1&.1951. llipnal at Mirror Lake llll the 0SU <amplO. Miss Marprel GrUillho, CGuitb' E>.1eflalon Asent of Home E<momles, was one of'!he stair mtm· bers at the eonsress. The . . wss lakoo 19 Columbus 'nlesdol by c. E. Blakealse, CooperatiYe ExleM!oo Aaoftl. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohoe brouliblthe BtOUP bad< lA> Meigs CoooM1 SalunlaJ lftOl'1lln8. KIM FOLI.ROD hand with the p....., dleport ,POOl .( . oia+ -~vl..rs lriclui!O -~ lir,' MrS: Ecktord ~ Hqobl), 1'111\po, Fli: One son, Georse Tobit, Jr., and~~ ter, Mrs. Miry Gord'l!'> jlreeed- ed her in death. · There wW be oo calllow hours Ill !he Waush - llalloy - Wood "-"1 ,. Home. ne 'bUy , .. quests that Dowers be !DIIllled. HAROLD D. WHEATON GALUPOLIS - HarOOJo Dale Wheolm, 60, Rt. 1, Cheshire, died seddeniJ< In Middleport colllpse of Amold Palmer, ROOIESTER, N.Y. UPIarOUDI 2:30 p. m., Friday, · . shot his worst ioiud ewr as a ~_.y_.,.,l~ A self - eqloyed carpenter, to make it a .- . . e P"' • profeosicnl in the u.s. Open Mr. Wheaton .wils born In Bidwith a II'Qieoque ~ weD 011 April 1. 1908, son of the oollloo, ~ a aaHtroloe ... tho u.s. Open lead In tho 79. lale Forest and Maude Straunboutll> Wheaten.. ddrd """"' Sllllnlol' allbaiiP a NEW YORK Ul'l -The llrst Agrad,.te of Bidwell - Porter ~ Lee 1ftwlao ... ICIIIr - . in sis boles em lhe u.s. OJoa , _ . OluapiaDshij>s Higll School In 192$, he Is surboek alae IIIII came llitllla a sdlodoled chis -~~~~ wived by one SOD, Clarence, TamRiDs llill <Ut3' • .. whlsw of catc:hlnc llim. pa, Fta., and three ckqgtrters, . . . . . . .... "'" pralessicnls Y~s stullllorD refusal ID Mrs. Qarice Jarvis, Columbus; -Ide under II> Tre'riDIUS he . . "" P"' pl... Mrs. Juanita Harrisoo and Mrs. -,_ Dred on . - por 78 . . - a llille$H.M. Sherley O:ryer, both of Cheshire. ~;3;::!~~ mudd)o O.k RW ~ Cld> OtJter survivors include seven : Spom Summary i eouroelor aM-bole-ofiiS .... ..., ball tho siDQ lor lhe 15,625 pller:Jib!s out. deopite an osrb' .......,. ' ............. j ' ball .... tho pitifll 'l1te - Camp Deadline Now June 21st GALLIPOLIS - Jackson C, Friend, Gallla eount;y Extension Alclt 4-11, IIIIIOUDCed toda,y that the deadline for ·reservations Cor 4-11 Junior Camp has been ex-toJune21. ' . ~ ~ Giere are any W membirs, ose• 11-13, -would like to attend Junior Camp and have not yet mado reservsti<M!s, please I!OIIhem Into llle Cooperatlve.EI:Ienllon Servlee by June 21," Frlenlllreaoed. Camp dalea for Gallla CountY 4-11 - s are, 9-10 yearoklo camp, Jur10 17 -19; Junior Comp, JWIO 25-:Z9; Teen Camp, Me 29.July 3. ¥on Information Ia available ~ :- !lEW 111111. u ch dl llft - a...e .-. n 01ne ML'ictal mt,eu~tm Ladies Night MIDDLEPORT - Ladles nlgl!t was observed during the Friday d!Mer meeting of the MlddleportPomeroy . Rot&ry Qub at the, ·l'eeney - llemett Post, con Legion hall. Gash Bahr and Harold Hubbard were CC>oehalrmen. Door prizes were won by Mrs. cosh Baht and Mrs. Paul Smart and game prizes Went to Mrs. Lee McComas, JudgeJohnllacon, Ricb Rowllows, E41son Baker and Curtis Jenkinson. The meal wu served by the legion auxiliarY. A meeting of new aJXl outgoing offt.cer1 and GALLIPOLIS- NowiJ • elecled omcers of Lafa,yette Poll No. 27, GaUII>olls American Legion, will be lnllalled In July according to Joill B. Rood, comHoodwasreelectedcom~ mander for the aeeond emsecu· Uvo year on June 12. Other 1968-e.l oflleers elocled were Charles Huber, Drll vice commander; Slerman Crawford, seeond vice commander; J. J. Pannabsker, finlneeofllcor; Leslie Sbnrers, cbaploln, and Tom Adams, ser.....-ms. .I f" . OWN ,, ;, ~otoNiokotwoylo ~.J ' ~~ f\' • . ~- ..... • ;.i.t..........,.. r . •1'1'1 ........... ~....... ' Jdtt ..Hf ••• r 'i ~ , 20 Accidents ..i • ''" ......,...... .., wit• IMt ......., ... , ,.,.., .......,,,, ,.. ~ t 011 IW ...., lfrlwit MR. SNODGRASS DIES ARBUCKLE - Frank !mdgrass, Chely1111, W. Va., !~thor of Charles -.,.ass, died Ftida,y. Arranpments ~'e being ll14do by Fiddler· and Frame of Belle. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday there. LESUE Whittington Jumps !rom the low board at t h e ftporl pool ,111 help.pwve his l)roficfency as cluses closed. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting Elliott, Orland L. Floyd, Mrs. hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parento William E, Foster, Mrs. Manonly'"' Pediatrics Ward. Cord R. Hutton, James D, MaADMJs.SIONS thony, Freclerlck J. Maynard, Kldhleen Bonecutter, l25Jack- Mra. R0111ie R. McCain, George ""' Pike, Gallipolis; Roland L. · Dovemarsor, 2011 Chestnut St., Gallipolis; Garland caudlll, 2145 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis; Georgiam J. Rollblns, 16261h Chllltam Ave., Gallliiolls; Bl')'an Crslg Kirby, Rt: I Gallipolis; lvor Wll- .P. Miller, Mrs. Roddy T. MOore, Mrs. Henry J. Mozzl, Homlo L. Nlckelo, Harcy c. O'Dell, Mrs. EYerott E. Sims, Tina steel, Edwin L, stein, Jr., Charles B. Tackett, Harlan Webb, Robin L. WlliCXl, Howitt W, Buescher, Iiams, Thurman; Leroy Nibert, GalUpoUs Ferry, W, Va.; James Johnson, ~son; Harry W, Hendrlcks, Rt 4 Pomeroy; Chester Mra. George G. Cremeans, Forest Halterman, Mrs. Wayne MeCoy, James K. Thomas, Mrs. Ernle C. Bloomer and infant son. E. Will, Rt. 3 Pomaroy; Mrs. Maude E. McMurray, Rl. 4 Pnmeroy; Mrs. Harold E. Rose, RL 2 Racine; Mrs. Jaeob llaer, Rt. 1 Minersville; Luther S. Davls, ~ Jac k&Oni Add! son V• J:<-.ans, Well-; Mrs. Donald J. Gelsort, Jackson; Mrs. Kemelh W, MOler, Jaekson. BmTIIS Mrs. Donald W, Slaton, Hamden, a daugl!ter, 9:20 a.m. Frlda,y; Mrs. James T. Boster, Rl I Gallipolis, - 10:15 a.m. Frldll'; Mrs. Donald J. Geisert, Jackoon, dauBhler, 1:45p.m.Ftlda,y; Mi's. Dayton E. Durst, RL 1, CottagovUle, W. Va., son, 1:06 p.m. TlwrsdQ; Mi's. Jackie F. Fl&ber, RIJ>)oy, W, Vo.,diut!llur, 5:37 p.m., Thursdoy; Mrs • Charles C. Green, Athalia, aon. 7:25 p.m.. Thursdoy . . DISCHARGES Mrs. Charles K. ~r. Mrs. Sootl llellllett, Vlcior D, Cales, Mra. Rllllald L. Carr, Mrs. II. Foster C..._r, Thoma& J. Col. llns, Mlcbssl W. CrOthers, lllao Helen EYerott J. < ~ . .............. !. " lty~ .... 'f ,..,., .... It r••tl~.. ~ MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Joe WUson, Jr., ,. ' '" ...... ol , _ lillie 11-lo Udt rnodtrn wat« JMNWP-CIIU Ul todey lor • rr. •timltt on •n en1J· notrtd. Myart 118D" Sub- . . OWJl PLEASANT VALLEY HOSI'r\'-'\L ADMITTED: James Wll'llel', Leon; Haskell !I; Wella. Gal~ llo; Elmer Fife, ·Galllpolla; Mn. Martha Sllllvan, Pt:' Pteaailit, DISCHAR(lEI):· Ci')>llal Da'renberger, H"""""sGn. Bm111S: Mi'. and Mi's. Nelll4ln Rainey, Pt.. Pl.eallllt, a am; Mr. and Mrs. Hatold Lesch, PQine. roy, • son. OF DAYI . lftllfflla ...... lllltaftation. Slierry ~· " ~I let. Laura ous lneldonts. The di~P.rtmenl traveled 6,384 miles patrolling the countY and llli&\lerlns calla 111 and coovO]'ed 111ree periOlls Athena Slate Hospital. Le-• papers served were 26 .... IIUJJIJnOIISOS, 14 warranto fo or. reat • nve diYOtce IIUIIUI10IIsel, m ~oandooeor~ attachment. PALLBEARERS NAMED GALLIPOLIS - Pallbearars for Ftlda,y'a CIBIOral of . tofte. th Gl ..... .,_,_ 61 Rt of • • · David mllll, Vlclq v1n Lee,·Jell rlaJas, and TerrJ'Field&, • , , . I' Bel!lmlir tWo; ,u..,le _,..., ·Ed- ·.. die Holler, . Andy RJ$!a,. A 1111 Fllber; Lirry F1~2::,~1nck ·..a. Perrin, bavi~ ~. .'RIIller Coradll, Mark F~l,_ JC!hnfiillrWldtttnpin,:Pebl>\0 ......, -Steve carson;. ClirlaF,or. boa, Erie Sette a, 'Jtn;)'' Fl!llda, Kiln Follrod. )l'eijoy ~.. Jody wlnebreNler, . .O ' inllt Patteroon, Debbie· w~. LGu Am SGiata, lloll Marl'ln. JUcb' Graltam, BU)J> McNIUion, LeaUe WbltllnBton. . Beglmer Olio,, turtle - Joey Heston, llo)' Heston, Tereao &lr' der, DaVId Davia, .Jlarid Meadow&, Mike Norton. ·.lilm Glaaa, ... - . Pat!t llofrman, Bruee Fl..,er, - . Ander1111111, I 70th 'Aecldent ·or 'f:eat 65' :.: rdi.ri ,'""',:tar . , ... · B,Y. 4:' 1~ P.~·· he was aready. at the park, an • I Ken Bem lplll In the · · drove ln tlve runs with ~e Rrat thre&-run srllld slim honler of his major the 1-e carser and an lolleld 0111 the PI!Ubursh sowrdl,l' as the Cltleago Whlu 1vicf!IQ over the .RGuaton Sox ono,pped the Drs1>9lace 0.. behind .the liz-hit pJtchlow trolt Tl.gers' rlve-.game winning Veale. Patek, • 5-!0ot, I, 2;1-:;oo.cd! streak wltll a 7-4 triumph. TelWI recently recalllll Berry's home, which boosted the White Sox Into a 5-I lead, Columbus, picked m one came orno. Sparma after a oi... WUIIlll's Cut bsDo and gle by TODIIIIY Davis and walk& over the wall In left Ill Leoo Wagner and Duane Jo- Aloo's dooble and Bill Muerili sephson. Berry dtOYO In t h • ki's lolleld single. It was tile nrst maior ~~~:;:.!:if White Sox' first run in the tint Inning wltlla forceout after Pete homer and drst three runs Word walked and achancod to ted In for tho 1511-pouncl tlllrd oo a single and an Infield stop, who batted .294 fort Pirates' lnternl1ional OUL (arm efub before Luis Aparleio knocked in the White Sox' last two runs Jn the last week. Polek dr:~~n~:=~ sixth when he singled wltll t h e run with a al~e in the bases Olled. Josephson and Ber· four-run elgbth. ry sll1ded and Tim Cullen walked BRAVES NIP CUBS setting !he stage for Aparlelo. ATLANT" (Up() - Felix Ian scored Crom first on PIRATES ROMP PITTSBURGH (UP0- Rookie Aaron's double in the bottlil(.~ shortstop Fred Pateck. smallest the IOtll Inning Saturday to · the Atlanta Braves a 3-2 victoi:l!'. CtnCJ\PO 4-Hitter In Will Resume Career--As A Man 3-1 Victory ' rear.,., aanOclctrJune27. · ,.. ~' ' , , It'S .:· ·· ·. . x . • rF.~tber's ~}T ' : _' ·.·. ' t0d~1! ·.! I • !,; ----·· " ' · " · . l i ! , ! lilll "• ,• ,, '•• ., skiing champion, Erika Schinegg:C"r, has announct'<l she will resume her rating career next winter - this time as a man. Schi"cggcr, 19, told a press confcnmcc she has been trans~ formed success Cully into a male after rour difficuH operations and now is recognized officially &!. ' a man. Schinegcer's new passport and personal documents identify the sports cc1cbrity as Erik Schinegger. 't=i·:j ' Chicago at AUanta Hooston at PIUs burgh, 2 Loa Angeles at Phllsdebhla Clncllll!ltl at SL Louis L \S CUl;CES, N.M. (IJPO Lost balls, unplayable lie s and cactus-filled go)( bags will be the incentives ror. "hitting them straight" at the 7I st annual NCAA. golf championships startM ing Monda,y at Las Cruces. A total of 33 of the nation•s best colle~ teams will tee off Monda.)' over the New Muxico State UnlversJty's 7,108-yardpar 36-36-72 course, wtdch leaves UttJe room ror error. ''The best wa.y to describe the course is to say It Is Southwestoriented," said 1-lerb Wimberly, protesslonal at the course and hosl Cor the NCAA tournament. Wimberly said all the oourse needs to be· in excellent condition Is " "a good hard rain," AMEIDCAN LEAGUE TEAM W L adding that oo rain has rallen. in Detroit • • • • • • • •••• 40 21 BaiUmcre , • , ••...• 32 26 30 31 29 32 Calllomlo •...•••.•• 27 32 Chicago ••• ~ •••••••• 25 31 WaahlrwtOn •••••••• ;24: 33 I 4 the players to hitthcm straight." Crew s have beenworkingm,·ertimc to put the course in top condition and Wimberly believes the layout will be stern test for the golfers' talents. Leading the entries will be dercnding team champion llousM ton, which will be seeking its rifth consecutln~ NC!\ A title. The Cougars, producers of such pros as Kermit Zarley, Uomcro Blancas, Jacky CUpJt, Phil Rodgers and Marty Fleck- man, have over the years dominated the college golfing circuit by winning the national tiUe tO of the last 12 years. Wllh All-American Hal UnderM wood and teammate Bob Barbarosa back from last year's team, Houston is again a strong the area In more than 60 days. uwe have a most uoosual 2f roup; made up of mesquite, Cleveland . • . • . ·• • • . . 33 tnitt. world title and gold modal that Erik won ·two wl nter~ ago as Erika. A spokesman for the Austrian Ski Federation slrid Erik had not yet re-applied for membership, "but when such an application arrives, we certainlY will admit Erik, •· 7lsf Annual NCAA Meet Begins · Surxtay's GIUiles: San Francisco at New York, 2 Fftdo.v'''s Rosulta: WJill. 0 10 111111. lot, physically and mentally. Rut now I feel like a normal human being at last." Erik expressed hope that the World Ski Federation Congress currently meeting in "Jnnsbruck, Austria, will not take awl)' the oles. AC(UTRON ., IULOVA ABBOtT Mldclleport, o•. . ' TAWNEY· .. ' ' I . (]J!IIIeothe Cope '. SEO Juaier Event entl')' with a 77 . BOLENS HUSKY TRACTORS "fear round yard care lllfnneJ'I" (i;{L ida, and rormer Canadian amateur champion Ben Kern, who now is a New Mexico State student. The entry list numbers 224, including the 12 top qualifiers from the NCAA College Dlvlsloo Tournament and players rrom other NCAA colleges. Indians, Augels Swap Outfielden CLEVELAND (Up() - ;Jlle Cleveland Indians swapped 0111· rock, cactus and an occasional fielclers with California Satur. rattlesnake," said Wimberly, - Peaches Bartkowtcz of Haml tramck, Mich., winner or 17 na- da,y, sending neot- footed VIc ~·and all we can do is encourage Uonal junior titles, beat WIDnie DavaiiUo to tho Angels In ex!iuiw or Scotland, 7 .s, 3~. 6-4 change lor Jimmie Hall. Both Hall, 30, and the 27 ~year­ today to draw the United Slates even with Britain in the Wlsht- old Davlllllo have been performing below par this year. man Cup tennis competition. Hall wao hitting only .210 with the Angels while DavaiUlo's ' SLOW PITCH !ITANDINGS mark with Cleveland was .239. (Galllpolla League) Hall broke Into tile majors TEAM WLROR wltl1 the Minnesota Twins In Falls Clcy .•.. .. 5 0 87 18 1963, slamming 33 home runs , · !ITANTON, Del. (UPI) - Da- ~ ..... . ... 5 I 77 27 snd batting .260 thllt )'liar. He masc~s. horse ·of the year In Beaver's . •.•...3 1 47 25 had 98 homers in four seasons 1H7, mikes hlslltat start slnee GSI •...•. . .... 2 2 42 27 with tho Twins· before beinB Febi'IW')I llll Moncla,y In a re-· Ashland 011......2 3 32 42 sent Ill California laat year, but match aplnit El!teedlngly In a Safford's .. . ... . 1 3 28 32 he had only one horner and $10,000 allolranco race at Dela- Sl!ake Shoppo •• •• 0 2 II 19 eight runs~ !10 far tbl1 wore Park, Ja,yC'\01 . . . , . , , .0 2 6 26 Mra. Edith Ballcrofl's prize 4- Elks •.... . •. ..0 4 6 120 )'Olro(lld will be Out !A> avenge o TOTALS 18 18 336 336 'doieat b,y EJ:ceedlngly Incurred -Not& - Results .o! follow"!' \110 111118 track laat ~ear II! ing ~ were not repo~: jl\e ,tso,pao sdcled WUUIUII llu , Ma,y 27 -'• Sl!ake 1tiojlpo vs. llllldiCBi). GSI; May 29 - SafforcPs •s. ~ fllld ~ ·P•e will compete Ja,yeees; June 3 - Sl!ake ~ .lbe - 'lldlo and 70 yorct •·•· Ja,yeoell; JIBIO IG ·- Ellis oti.lra elude va. j~Q:<eea; June 13 tO, . liq,pe vs. ziorrord&: , Ohe makeup - ·Ashland 011 Damascus Try it. Try comparing any other comp8Ct tracror with a Bolens HU8ky. Compn quality, features, performance and Price. Check the extras on a Bolens that yoa don't pay extra for. Choice of many models. , jf '' Will Return BOLENS To Action CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE Third •ncl Court Gellipolia, ohio , •· -llr. !llake ' walk before Cesar Tovar hit a entry, was low man for the local I ·t,~8 BU:IC . ~·· .. I\ ' third when Lou Joll1n""'' hiiiH 332 &core. Melnyk or the Univ~rsicy or Flor- U.S., BRITAIN EVEN WIMBLEDON, England (UPO ·-' (M,~~n] from trouble holding onto Aaron'a.ahot to right fleld, scoring easUy.. .· Allii!OO led off the second lllLoncasterhad3H,Falrsreoo nlng by tagging Dave McNally Country Club 350, Hocking IUIIo for his fifth homer of the season 362, Plekawa,y 363 and C&lnbrldge and giving the Twins a 2-llead. 366. They added anothor run In the Greg Moore. Athons, captur. second when Jackie Hernandez ed medalist honors with a par was safe on a fielder's choice, 72. went to second on Frank QllDirk Jackson, Pt. Pleasaat, llci'a single and to third on a and a member ci the Galllp>lla favorite, but at least two other teams, Florida and Arizona State University, are given good chanc M es or upsetting the Cougars' bid. Strong contenders for the lnM dividual NCAA tiUe include Underwood and Batbarosa, Steve ....... • over the Chicago Cubi. The Sjl8edy Millan raeed CHILLICOTHE - Host CbiUl; c:othe captured the 1968 SoothMINNEAPOLIS - !IT. PAUL eastern Ohio Junior GolfTwrna(UPO - Dean Chance pitched a mont here Frlda,y with a 313 four-hltter and Bob Allloon hit a score. 400-loot homer Saturda,y to lead Athens Dnlshed seccmd witb the Mlmesola Twins to a 3-1 323, Gallipolis llllrd with 328 • victory over the Baltimore Ori- and Marietta was foorth with a sacrifice fly. Cincinnati 7 SL Louis 0 Saturda,y's Reaults: Plttsborgh 13 Houston 2 AUanta 3 Chlcoso 2 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night Cincinnati at SL Louis, night Dakland ••••••••••• 28 MlnneJOta •..••••.•. 30 Boston. , . • ••• , •.••• 28 New York •••• • •••••• 27 The skier, winner or the 1966 world women' s dowrthill title at Portillo, Chile, had to withdrawn from last wirtter's Olympics lx·cause of di ffkult.y in proving lotal feminit) . Erik will resume nol only a s kii~:Jg career but will also try a hand at bi cycle ral.:ing, Ul.c ehampion said. "I am extremely happy it's all over," Erik Lold the press. " The opcralions were extremely difficult For almost seven months I had to stay in the hospit.al and I sufCcn'<l quite a VIEI\:NA (Upl) - f\ustria's former world women's downhill major league pitchers have exceeded Dm1's ROCIIESl'ER, N, Y. (UPI)A oudden dow,...... COllsed Ploy lA> be OUipo~ed Ill the Wrd' rouDd ·of the U.S. Open · By United Press lnb!rnatlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE IDdai otter elllht maomes TEAM W L had teed off. SL Louis ••••• , •• , .36 25 Bert YID<C!¥ 1 held a twoalrd<e lead river Lee Trevino Son Franclaeo •••••. .32 29 Los Aoweles • • • . • , • .33 30 aa llle 64 ourvlvora began toAtlanta .. , . , , .... , .31 29 ci.Oj"a pliJ.~ tlsGA ofllclals Chleogo , , , . . , • , •.. 30 30 said lboy,~ciWailincteflnlleClncil'II&U .•• , , , .... 29 29 • 1J> before elllcelllnstlteround. Philadelphia ..... , , •• 27 27 'YIIii<I!Y · ..,t ~ w8re N011 York .••••• , ... 28 29 .• achei.Lied lA> p1a,y In ilit aame • three.....,,_ _wera due ctr Pittsburgh . . . . 1 •• . . ,2$ 31 Houston • • • • • • • • • • • •23 35 -~· ·l ilt tee at 2:15 p.m. ~111'). Frlda,y's Results: The lila siatl l!ll fo aceomLos Angeles 6 Phlla 0, 1st ·..; ' -JIIodale Ulevlllon ..., .... ' Phlla. 2, Los Angeles ·1, 2nd New York 7 sen Fran. 3 \·~ ~~ ~~~:».».~=*=~~:«.:;.:~:-:-».«W::::s Chlcoso 2 Atlanta I , '' ~ ' Pittsburgh 3 Houston I (UPI) - ~ance Has ., career strikeout total. approaching 2,400hoUI"before everybody, pUlling on his unllorm Johnson, Warren Spahn, Christy Mathewson . Now he was oniy one out away from the deliberately, trY In g to kee~ the. nervous energy ,llll!ler control. He hadn, I shaved, 'and new reel!l'd, startln~ the third Inning. Roberto wouldn UIH after lhe game. 1\1 6 p.m .. ·he Pena waa the batler Dhsdale whipped was In ~ meeting room of the Dod~ers, In IWo. quick strikes. · Peni nicked • bull 1 bare enclosure with painted cinder b]?Ck foul toward llrot, took a wide plteh lor • ball, walla and f o I dIn g ~~ra, a . soft drmk then lashed a line drive foul. Drysdale eamt macblne ·and a t~rev!S!On set. He was ill with a breaking alldor. Pena !lipped It proppelt .up on two chairs, readiDg ·.a new•· ·toward lhlrd. Kenny Boyer's throw to Wes paPe.r. b~g bubble gum, sn~aklng glances Patbr •• llrat beat him· easily. at lite teleylsloo. set which sl!ll showed t~e Parker ran toward the mound, stopped and Kennedy .cortege; . . threw Ill• historic ball to coach Junior Gil· ~ell , lli1lli'~· later, he weal lnlo the train- liam In the Dodger dugout. ,'Cot bls right arm rubbed by Out on the mound, Drysdale stood with l)ryldale iloesn't need mueh arms folded and his back to the crowd. All IJII, .wben. he was promoted to 55,000 stood and applauded. Jiaadlllm~ ·only three. "Thank G.od." he said softly to himself. tJ; . . ·~)Iotan•. ' ·Don ' Hthat'SloverJ+Iith.': . -~~ lhumb and ·110 iDliiDCa' a oeaoon To Silver Creek ~--· :'-•f .8! MIJRRAY· QLDER~AN · : '·' '. ;[ wll}iciul ~' m~jor .aurr arm. He It, ,_re•· • ·'Nu. S"" 1 ' E.t 't . ,..,. . 1bellea1Jy,• ihe puly D!MII••1 left · who ner t.-. Jell WlllttiD&IAln. BIU Frlllltr· im, Cbapnlanj' DeblllePickens, Jemie Graham, Tereao . Forrer. . . . , . ' ' .li k ; ;li!Jitf Mrs. Yvoane Scai)J> was bead lnstrucior llllllled by L 1 n d • Hackett, BW FettY, Nancy ~· ria, Dl- Davia andDieklj'esoe. GALt!POLIS - The BeY. Azalss • Evtranep FOod !IIIIa Davia ncelvlllber.b)olruc- ~~ •F.~Ear1y of .iJio a.reka Speeial lo(mula feedln1 lor tor's certificate ·af Cillo ljllale M.tilodll\: CharBO baa ~· re:. , all brOodleal and narrow· Unl•ersltY la111 quarter. , • aallgned lA> .!lie Silwer Creek leslovefll'eens, Hlih. in , i~, rich in bflllni~s. 14 plant Jwdor and llllliiQr. Ute aoclng · ·. Cllir~~lp theLitna Dl,uiet. Tile foods auaranteed. · ··• course• ~:alveol wlllibl corn- " R~. Mi'. Eai')J> no !or1110r)J> (< pleled Monda,y. ' .· . at Letart Falla. The Rev. Mi'. Early' a appolntmont waa unlntAmt!onaiJ,y omlt· . ' ... .:.~... ; led !rOm the Ul't ot1117 In FrlfnvC!IItigited · da,y'A.' Mo'l"'i>"rtl:!' TheUnlledBeYB. ~.·~ · .. -• · """ ·~ ndnlatei', at Letart Falla, haa ,()AU,Q'OUS _ ·Cib' pallce boon reo<~sslgrted ·lA> the ~ka lnYe..,-•_, one mlllor accldent ...., ........ . .....,.... · Metllodlat Chlrse. ,.,.,...,....~ F-'••· . . •111e Y-•lotal ·-.. --• too• -"" 1 -oml"-' ~- the '._ ·lirlnllnl ,.... ,._, to 170 aeeldetto In .lite, !bat wire siA>ry In Frlda,y'a ......... Ul6 da,ya Cl! Ilia· year• .M-10:06 • . , ., ' ' p.m. Frldl;; .~ a. .RD&I, · PO'ITERY PLANT GOING • 16, . of 828 se"""" Avi., ,pulled ZANI!SVlLLE, Ohio (UPi) _ A 21i Ill. box ' out o! a drlV8W8l· at .IX!me and The oJd.DOtlhslde RDIIYIUe Pot-· fHda 5 plorrto ' · -~ ···, maCle • rl&bt lliin. llllllh~al "" tory plant, loealed oo 1U oeres 'Smeltut G Cln .· ·' Be~ Av.e. · .. · \ ,-' •. · former)J>' owntiil b,y the llfoialc r 8 .llllsa.Rooa · o!llcer-' a car TOe .co.; wbleh went ,out of bill- It 35 ' ~ ".· ru,oR;.'.~'~ . •.• behind 'lief'' ' up .ml abe ' !noaa ·a lila lA> lie auc- ' ' • - ':1.... : ~~~ ~...:~ ~ 10 , . ·n. · tlh•plt •. - . . ..... & >'ld..SJake, .~illlt( Thelll, Brent Jetrers, Paul lrt;'.,.'" ' .;-.,, be ......dy •• ,. eom- b;;,l~~on, and"7~'"mlacoll-- ...,s - " ' · , a•••• Middleport; IDancho Easterday, by theWIIIgb~lej-WoodFtmer~ a1 Home. 'lbeY wero:BebPoator, ...~ . , ~ RadDe. Dlaeharsed - Owen Watson, Arlie liavla,'\'llnslon llleelo, Oa-. · car Cain, llei'IIUIII ·wood ind Frill .' · earo.· Alma Rupe, Richard Smith. $Auf1err. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPn'AL Admllted - Gercy Richards, New Haven; Hershel LeMaster, ' Guyavlll&; GladYs stobart, Pomeroy; Allred 4'0fts, Racine. Dl&chorsed - Burton Caraon, RanciY Mlchsel, Maude McMurra,y and Goldie Goo<mlu. :.=--~ 1 in<luded lnYes- plalnta, four burparleo, t11reo V--•·IJs- compt·•~-, one death Ru )J>. l,l~~~;::::';;•! ""''•'""IJ Bob_. POMEROY < Twenty If~ accldouto were lnvesllpted, 48 prlooners were booked lntD ...... cy jail and 1,692 lncorning telophone calls were handled dur· ing lda3 by Meigs C4Un1Jr SborIf! Robert c. Harteomach'a cle· tlgali<Ml of nine lareeny · ur, :'R&.~ ""'· JobD Vromau, JUI Martin, Investiaated ~ ~e;t~ctlvii:Y ·HOSPITAL NEWS · " · i ' _....,..., • ., ......... ,.....,. ,.,., ....... •) ,, J .. toda,y. Oftic:ers in July ··)·i·I -<:.. . ::...,..... _ c;-;·:_. .:::·. ~ Cemetery. Friends may call at the runeral home after 4 p. m. Is Observed mander. .. A ~.,.w..-· ~ · -~-. 111 ... ~- • 1 of Rev. Paul Taylor. Burial will be in Poplar Ridge offlce in t h e 4464167 , gl""' a- - Ugion to Install 116 Lee.... ..__ ... - . . . . iD tile !umbos; three sisters, Mrs. Ell>il.liJol as tile SID FriD- el Uttle, Winois; Miss Marie rollied to boot Wheotoo and Mrs. Lillymae OxYork 9-5 SllunloJ IIIII yer • both or Cheshire. ........ Yaricbal .. win hls :roth F\moral services will be ...,ld pme iD 21 lifetime decisions 11 L m. Monday at Miller's l'uopinst tbe Yets. neral Home un:ler the directioo - directors of Rotary was oncou11tauoe, talephone 4ts-4612. nounced Cor Tuesdl,y nisbt at the Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. b,y President Wendell Gerlach. ld the tw~ brolhers, John. or Fairborn am Joe, eo.. grandchildren, ,. ·MIDDLEPoRT . pie taking lite onJr ·· we01< swlmllilns· ~~,,· ·lt .llie Middleport Pool 111!1 ~; 1!fl'e presented awards ,F~ it lite conclusion of cla ... s... :, ,. Red Cross cards iixlplllswere presented to !lie; bJiermoiuate, adVanced bepera and beper ' roor groups. ThoZ.·were patches presented fot tllose eomplet. ing other courses. The ~wards were provided by the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotaij Club and the Meigs CountY American Red Cross. RecelvlnB awards wore: rnurmecllate - Jonell cumlngs, Kati\Y Meadows, Mitchell Moadowo, Janice Holter. Mvanced baglmera, seahorse patches - PaniBlake, Jon Blake, hl'l'l Huber, lie~~oe Keeney, Velvet SWI&ber, PattY' Hoatnn, &lsle Samuels, Janet Ambrose, Steve Jlratton, Dale Lewis, Tom Cassell and Barbara Wblttlngton. Beg(Mer four, minnow- MarUse cassell, Beeky Fultz, A n n Fitch, Crystal Fruth, Jemie ' • , _ -c ,., ~~ $ 1 or ; '"f7'f":;, 't. ~~~~~~~d', tit:B~IYn. ,1· , , Ul:lS ' ANGELES. ·Calif.- • N ~}, A~Ill-boo! ~ ··' 'ifM•Ii!lt'vl,ron set ~it~· it~ grim processi.011al , Diysdll)e's reaQtlun wasn't very urlgi~~l: · ~ · kel>t ,lurlpg•blin bilcki' b'ul. at 7:12 p,IJl,. he ·:1 Ulink r'~ords art put- in1 the Molt.'' lie ! planted lhe royallliU. DOdger cap fir!JI.IY on , said, ~'lipd mad~ to tio'·broken:" ~ · 11 ··, his modlsh,ly lung. lri1lWn malr; tbc!" raz<ir· ·.. r· ,T6e· qnl> ~· ~h!lie baa lasted M·yean. 'D6n; . ·trj iJ!med locks ~ulging:~ut ~ 1\0UI sides of hill hu~Juat.PI!i11Hd.511'i innin~ olll)a)or le~gue ljedd. and started ~Ia w,hrk d4y. J!e went out · b~ball lor. th~·· to.. Angeles oollgers.)Yithoui ·, to take batting practice. ·.ll9n ' likes to hit. peimittlng a run. On May 14, .1913. !Jjii grciat Whc!n the Dodgers ftrst ,igned hlm as an 18Wa.Jjer Johnson had concluded 56 straight . y~ar-old kid In 1954, he wa& a seeond basesco~elesa Innings. man. B~t)!nybody who stands 1>6 and weig~s , ~d! Dryadal~.ln lh• proeelo. had alSO, ipun , 2IO...wltti a natural, whiP"Ihrowmg mo\ion, 1s ,alx .e.pteeallve shutouts fo.r a~olber -rii<!Qrd. des!med to be a pitcher. Don made It to the Nellber of hit feats nia1· be malehaa In ma.Jor& in a season apd a _l)alf. . . "· another 55 yean. • , To a couple of wrltera, lie said pro_salCalty . between swings . In the bitting. cage, "My , . ,There was a World Senes tlngl~ ol ••pee!; o;ontrol has be~n the big tiJ!ng, and I've .. ancy tn murky Dodger Stadl~m .the night. s!llyed , wltli hard slulf" !!lOre. Plus the Don .went ,out. to get the laat 2 ·• 1n.nlngs .he guys· be~ind me are dol!lg Jl great job." ·need"!!, against the Philadelphia Ph1ll•es. An , , In the sixth shoulout, agalnst'the Pittsburgh )lour,-a~d .a half belpr~ the ,&ame1 Lo111e,. Pn;ates, second baseman P;aul Popovich . . Greene. the B.ona!Ua 'll•n. was alreaay in his saved Drysdale's streak by, barehandlng a · lower stands ,!lox. bel)illd home plate, brand; Maw·y Wills slow bollllcer. with a man on ishlllg a hal!lburger lmd a ~er . . Th~ crowd third and 'tWo out ani! nti>Ping the speedster eventually nn~ up ii5,001l pewJ, and 11 was as with a quick flip to w"" Parker on first. If the Dodger~ , had j~t come w0st again to For the preceding shutout, over the San ,enthrall ~outhem California. Francisco Giants, Don needed a break. The For Drysdale, tho day had been emotional Giants loaded the bases with none oul in the and distracting. He spe11t most of It jn front ninth Inning. On a two-lwo count, hatter of the .teleylslon set watching Ill\' funeral Dick Diej2 turned his body Into an Inside . procem~n of the late Sen. Robert F. pitch. He started toward first, Which would Kennedy: Don had known Kennedy through ' force In the run, but the umpire called Dietz his ~ork for the Job Corps In 11165, a.nd he back and ruled he hadn't made enough of an had visited th• Kennedy home at Hickory . effort to evade the pitch. Drysdale has hit Hill. . , ' more than 150 hatters in his career, second "T)Iey definitely weren't the parlor tyP,e." only to Walter Johnson, and that was the lirsl he mused. "They were outdoor peopie. ' time a batter hadn't been rewarded with a At 3;30 p.m., he adhered to a rltual·,dU!'Ing free trl~ to first. He got Dietz on a popup hi! itreak-four of the six shutouts ,had been and retired the next two men to p1·eserve l!l.Los Angeles. He drove )o Dop Dmdale:''l. the shutnut. · . . . a restaurant on the corner of Oxniird and Now, going out to p!lch against the Phdhes. H~eltlne. Jn Van Nuys, which Is Drysdale· he carefully avoided steppmg on the third country' !be San Femando valley lroin which base line chalk. He was tens~ . Seve,n or the he haq. el.'l.eUi!d lhears ago .to'become a ,btg l•rst e•ght balls he threw m1ssed t~e . plate. ,. league pltcbfr. ~nd he .ate the same as he but only one man w~lked. A great backhand . had bn the other ·days he pitched-steal< stop by shortstop Zollo V~rsalles and a Ioree aandwli!b medium rare, mixed green salad at . second base pulled h1m out of the first wllh Rpquefort clleese chaaed down by iced mmn~. ,The second 1nmng was rout me: he IStraJght. No sugar.. "Like 1 take my . struck out catcher ,Clay Dalrymple to end it whisky" lie grinned .nllschlevousJY, and match Johnson s record of 56. Only three MrL' ·,,.,., poi11•- · t1 preparalloo ror.theCilllBre••· of ServiCe~ PfOII"llll the Dn deleples IIJO( w I t h Ralph Welker, the Slate Repro11411PtlYe, lA> learn more al!out ~Ye ·llflalre at the mocl< !ell,alatlve eect1on. On 'l'llUl'lldll, the 100 mt~~Wo of 1lle ec.isre.u dlseuued a blU lA> pormll sc:11oo1 tes<hera!A> form, join, ullll or pro111111e Ieschor orpnlullala of their cbolee, to bsrpiD eolloedftlr lhroulll • :' 'r ·, ·J!(In,ToJI~-- (Jld~a,rh q yoons pool.ie reprallllllltil the clloo!dnl 111111 tho ,~oyer \"' coont;y at lllo 5111, IIIIIUal ~ Club ~salut·week. i\lhlllllng r.om 1o1o1p ~ .ml·,... loleta of J)lrWin; Lin.... brown of ReedJvllle, Jenny Dean r;t Chester, Kem7 Bolen rt Dexter and JohD Lohse of l>omei'OJ. Finlnelal oponaors of llle dolepteo were The Meigs Counl;f Apieultural Society. The Cltlsena Nallollal and The Meigs~ 4-11 Adl'laory Com- ~~~ ' ·, ~ ' \' . ;9··n ·>,Nrrioiii· rOIIfeHotali~ea ~ ·~ 111L' ~llkiu,\-{iflll'!4 S&.>nlil~l, smW:tah .lunt.! HI, l!HJH · ' �<· ·' ,. y ,, ' '• I >' • \ '• ' ' ' ' \ ., · 13 ~ AU4~nd ·'~~·R CoBgre~,, 'POlotERQ\-',;.Five ~ Gooin. A< aH!-'St:t~l:t,i,it·!oi~J!miu~~ . - mlttee. 1 hla repreoootatlvea "" lftilteJ'a of -kiD& <Ondllillllo, houro, oal- ar'les ""' other Items oi P~­ ""!'eern. .. ' ''' died 'ln·St. Powra'!beth""" of lhe~uwas 11:26 )1. ni. Thlrs"If It la, to be, It's up 'to met" bilrri ' doi. She Wll.bornllllJon.'7, 1884, lh addlllllll to the ~ ses, 1n • ·eo..icy, dlushtar otlbe sloos, the deleptet ~-i#~ and' Jolle Mil~QioS\lN)e. ed In dl~t~~salliol ·.,..pa, uplot· -. SilO 11111110d Ge4!1P A; ll'ablt, ed career a, aild lll!ened to the, former Mlsa Amirl'ea, Marl1pl a !C!I:Jillir merehonl IIIII ~ Van Dorbw: Aller. The llnal ~11- !acf!IQ. monutaetur,t. He R"" matie »foiram waa the urtame cedocl,.hOr 1n death 1&.1951. llipnal at Mirror Lake llll the 0SU <amplO. Miss Marprel GrUillho, CGuitb' E>.1eflalon Asent of Home E<momles, was one of'!he stair mtm· bers at the eonsress. The . . wss lakoo 19 Columbus 'nlesdol by c. E. Blakealse, CooperatiYe ExleM!oo Aaoftl. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohoe brouliblthe BtOUP bad< lA> Meigs CoooM1 SalunlaJ lftOl'1lln8. KIM FOLI.ROD hand with the p....., dleport ,POOl .( . oia+ -~vl..rs lriclui!O -~ lir,' MrS: Ecktord ~ Hqobl), 1'111\po, Fli: One son, Georse Tobit, Jr., and~~ ter, Mrs. Miry Gord'l!'> jlreeed- ed her in death. · There wW be oo calllow hours Ill !he Waush - llalloy - Wood "-"1 ,. Home. ne 'bUy , .. quests that Dowers be !DIIllled. HAROLD D. WHEATON GALUPOLIS - HarOOJo Dale Wheolm, 60, Rt. 1, Cheshire, died seddeniJ< In Middleport colllpse of Amold Palmer, ROOIESTER, N.Y. UPIarOUDI 2:30 p. m., Friday, · . shot his worst ioiud ewr as a ~_.y_.,.,l~ A self - eqloyed carpenter, to make it a .- . . e P"' • profeosicnl in the u.s. Open Mr. Wheaton .wils born In Bidwith a II'Qieoque ~ weD 011 April 1. 1908, son of the oollloo, ~ a aaHtroloe ... tho u.s. Open lead In tho 79. lale Forest and Maude Straunboutll> Wheaten.. ddrd """"' Sllllnlol' allbaiiP a NEW YORK Ul'l -The llrst Agrad,.te of Bidwell - Porter ~ Lee 1ftwlao ... ICIIIr - . in sis boles em lhe u.s. OJoa , _ . OluapiaDshij>s Higll School In 192$, he Is surboek alae IIIII came llitllla a sdlodoled chis -~~~~ wived by one SOD, Clarence, TamRiDs llill <Ut3' • .. whlsw of catc:hlnc llim. pa, Fta., and three ckqgtrters, . . . . . . .... "'" pralessicnls Y~s stullllorD refusal ID Mrs. Qarice Jarvis, Columbus; -Ide under II> Tre'riDIUS he . . "" P"' pl... Mrs. Juanita Harrisoo and Mrs. -,_ Dred on . - por 78 . . - a llille$H.M. Sherley O:ryer, both of Cheshire. ~;3;::!~~ mudd)o O.k RW ~ Cld> OtJter survivors include seven : Spom Summary i eouroelor aM-bole-ofiiS .... ..., ball tho siDQ lor lhe 15,625 pller:Jib!s out. deopite an osrb' .......,. ' ............. j ' ball .... tho pitifll 'l1te - Camp Deadline Now June 21st GALLIPOLIS - Jackson C, Friend, Gallla eount;y Extension Alclt 4-11, IIIIIOUDCed toda,y that the deadline for ·reservations Cor 4-11 Junior Camp has been ex-toJune21. ' . ~ ~ Giere are any W membirs, ose• 11-13, -would like to attend Junior Camp and have not yet mado reservsti<M!s, please I!OIIhem Into llle Cooperatlve.EI:Ienllon Servlee by June 21," Frlenlllreaoed. Camp dalea for Gallla CountY 4-11 - s are, 9-10 yearoklo camp, Jur10 17 -19; Junior Comp, JWIO 25-:Z9; Teen Camp, Me 29.July 3. ¥on Information Ia available ~ :- !lEW 111111. u ch dl llft - a...e .-. n 01ne ML'ictal mt,eu~tm Ladies Night MIDDLEPORT - Ladles nlgl!t was observed during the Friday d!Mer meeting of the MlddleportPomeroy . Rot&ry Qub at the, ·l'eeney - llemett Post, con Legion hall. Gash Bahr and Harold Hubbard were CC>oehalrmen. Door prizes were won by Mrs. cosh Baht and Mrs. Paul Smart and game prizes Went to Mrs. Lee McComas, JudgeJohnllacon, Ricb Rowllows, E41son Baker and Curtis Jenkinson. The meal wu served by the legion auxiliarY. A meeting of new aJXl outgoing offt.cer1 and GALLIPOLIS- NowiJ • elecled omcers of Lafa,yette Poll No. 27, GaUII>olls American Legion, will be lnllalled In July according to Joill B. Rood, comHoodwasreelectedcom~ mander for the aeeond emsecu· Uvo year on June 12. Other 1968-e.l oflleers elocled were Charles Huber, Drll vice commander; Slerman Crawford, seeond vice commander; J. J. Pannabsker, finlneeofllcor; Leslie Sbnrers, cbaploln, and Tom Adams, ser.....-ms. .I f" . OWN ,, ;, ~otoNiokotwoylo ~.J ' ~~ f\' • . ~- ..... • ;.i.t..........,.. r . •1'1'1 ........... ~....... ' Jdtt ..Hf ••• r 'i ~ , 20 Accidents ..i • ''" ......,...... .., wit• IMt ......., ... , ,.,.., .......,,,, ,.. ~ t 011 IW ...., lfrlwit MR. SNODGRASS DIES ARBUCKLE - Frank !mdgrass, Chely1111, W. Va., !~thor of Charles -.,.ass, died Ftida,y. Arranpments ~'e being ll14do by Fiddler· and Frame of Belle. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday there. LESUE Whittington Jumps !rom the low board at t h e ftporl pool ,111 help.pwve his l)roficfency as cluses closed. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting Elliott, Orland L. Floyd, Mrs. hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parento William E, Foster, Mrs. Manonly'"' Pediatrics Ward. Cord R. Hutton, James D, MaADMJs.SIONS thony, Freclerlck J. Maynard, Kldhleen Bonecutter, l25Jack- Mra. R0111ie R. McCain, George ""' Pike, Gallipolis; Roland L. · Dovemarsor, 2011 Chestnut St., Gallipolis; Garland caudlll, 2145 Eastern Ave., Gallipolis; Georgiam J. Rollblns, 16261h Chllltam Ave., Gallliiolls; Bl')'an Crslg Kirby, Rt: I Gallipolis; lvor Wll- .P. Miller, Mrs. Roddy T. MOore, Mrs. Henry J. Mozzl, Homlo L. Nlckelo, Harcy c. O'Dell, Mrs. EYerott E. Sims, Tina steel, Edwin L, stein, Jr., Charles B. Tackett, Harlan Webb, Robin L. WlliCXl, Howitt W, Buescher, Iiams, Thurman; Leroy Nibert, GalUpoUs Ferry, W, Va.; James Johnson, ~son; Harry W, Hendrlcks, Rt 4 Pomeroy; Chester Mra. George G. Cremeans, Forest Halterman, Mrs. Wayne MeCoy, James K. Thomas, Mrs. Ernle C. Bloomer and infant son. E. Will, Rt. 3 Pomaroy; Mrs. Maude E. McMurray, Rl. 4 Pnmeroy; Mrs. Harold E. Rose, RL 2 Racine; Mrs. Jaeob llaer, Rt. 1 Minersville; Luther S. Davls, ~ Jac k&Oni Add! son V• J:<-.ans, Well-; Mrs. Donald J. Gelsort, Jackson; Mrs. Kemelh W, MOler, Jaekson. BmTIIS Mrs. Donald W, Slaton, Hamden, a daugl!ter, 9:20 a.m. Frlda,y; Mrs. James T. Boster, Rl I Gallipolis, - 10:15 a.m. Frldll'; Mrs. Donald J. Geisert, Jackoon, dauBhler, 1:45p.m.Ftlda,y; Mi's. Dayton E. Durst, RL 1, CottagovUle, W. Va., son, 1:06 p.m. TlwrsdQ; Mi's. Jackie F. Fl&ber, RIJ>)oy, W, Vo.,diut!llur, 5:37 p.m., Thursdoy; Mrs • Charles C. Green, Athalia, aon. 7:25 p.m.. Thursdoy . . DISCHARGES Mrs. Charles K. ~r. Mrs. Sootl llellllett, Vlcior D, Cales, Mra. Rllllald L. Carr, Mrs. II. Foster C..._r, Thoma& J. Col. llns, Mlcbssl W. CrOthers, lllao Helen EYerott J. < ~ . .............. !. " lty~ .... 'f ,..,., .... It r••tl~.. ~ MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Joe WUson, Jr., ,. ' '" ...... ol , _ lillie 11-lo Udt rnodtrn wat« JMNWP-CIIU Ul todey lor • rr. •timltt on •n en1J· notrtd. Myart 118D" Sub- . . OWJl PLEASANT VALLEY HOSI'r\'-'\L ADMITTED: James Wll'llel', Leon; Haskell !I; Wella. Gal~ llo; Elmer Fife, ·Galllpolla; Mn. Martha Sllllvan, Pt:' Pteaailit, DISCHAR(lEI):· Ci')>llal Da'renberger, H"""""sGn. Bm111S: Mi'. and Mi's. Nelll4ln Rainey, Pt.. Pl.eallllt, a am; Mr. and Mrs. Hatold Lesch, PQine. roy, • son. OF DAYI . lftllfflla ...... lllltaftation. Slierry ~· " ~I let. Laura ous lneldonts. The di~P.rtmenl traveled 6,384 miles patrolling the countY and llli&\lerlns calla 111 and coovO]'ed 111ree periOlls Athena Slate Hospital. Le-• papers served were 26 .... IIUJJIJnOIISOS, 14 warranto fo or. reat • nve diYOtce IIUIIUI10IIsel, m ~oandooeor~ attachment. PALLBEARERS NAMED GALLIPOLIS - Pallbearars for Ftlda,y'a CIBIOral of . tofte. th Gl ..... .,_,_ 61 Rt of • • · David mllll, Vlclq v1n Lee,·Jell rlaJas, and TerrJ'Field&, • , , . I' Bel!lmlir tWo; ,u..,le _,..., ·Ed- ·.. die Holler, . Andy RJ$!a,. A 1111 Fllber; Lirry F1~2::,~1nck ·..a. Perrin, bavi~ ~. .'RIIller Coradll, Mark F~l,_ JC!hnfiillrWldtttnpin,:Pebl>\0 ......, -Steve carson;. ClirlaF,or. boa, Erie Sette a, 'Jtn;)'' Fl!llda, Kiln Follrod. )l'eijoy ~.. Jody wlnebreNler, . .O ' inllt Patteroon, Debbie· w~. LGu Am SGiata, lloll Marl'ln. JUcb' Graltam, BU)J> McNIUion, LeaUe WbltllnBton. . Beglmer Olio,, turtle - Joey Heston, llo)' Heston, Tereao &lr' der, DaVId Davia, .Jlarid Meadow&, Mike Norton. ·.lilm Glaaa, ... - . Pat!t llofrman, Bruee Fl..,er, - . Ander1111111, I 70th 'Aecldent ·or 'f:eat 65' :.: rdi.ri ,'""',:tar . , ... · B,Y. 4:' 1~ P.~·· he was aready. at the park, an • I Ken Bem lplll In the · · drove ln tlve runs with ~e Rrat thre&-run srllld slim honler of his major the 1-e carser and an lolleld 0111 the PI!Ubursh sowrdl,l' as the Cltleago Whlu 1vicf!IQ over the .RGuaton Sox ono,pped the Drs1>9lace 0.. behind .the liz-hit pJtchlow trolt Tl.gers' rlve-.game winning Veale. Patek, • 5-!0ot, I, 2;1-:;oo.cd! streak wltll a 7-4 triumph. TelWI recently recalllll Berry's home, which boosted the White Sox Into a 5-I lead, Columbus, picked m one came orno. Sparma after a oi... WUIIlll's Cut bsDo and gle by TODIIIIY Davis and walk& over the wall In left Ill Leoo Wagner and Duane Jo- Aloo's dooble and Bill Muerili sephson. Berry dtOYO In t h • ki's lolleld single. It was tile nrst maior ~~~:;:.!:if White Sox' first run in the tint Inning wltlla forceout after Pete homer and drst three runs Word walked and achancod to ted In for tho 1511-pouncl tlllrd oo a single and an Infield stop, who batted .294 fort Pirates' lnternl1ional OUL (arm efub before Luis Aparleio knocked in the White Sox' last two runs Jn the last week. Polek dr:~~n~:=~ sixth when he singled wltll t h e run with a al~e in the bases Olled. Josephson and Ber· four-run elgbth. ry sll1ded and Tim Cullen walked BRAVES NIP CUBS setting !he stage for Aparlelo. ATLANT" (Up() - Felix Ian scored Crom first on PIRATES ROMP PITTSBURGH (UP0- Rookie Aaron's double in the bottlil(.~ shortstop Fred Pateck. smallest the IOtll Inning Saturday to · the Atlanta Braves a 3-2 victoi:l!'. CtnCJ\PO 4-Hitter In Will Resume Career--As A Man 3-1 Victory ' rear.,., aanOclctrJune27. · ,.. ~' ' , , It'S .:· ·· ·. . x . • rF.~tber's ~}T ' : _' ·.·. ' t0d~1! ·.! I • !,; ----·· " ' · " · . l i ! , ! lilll "• ,• ,, '•• ., skiing champion, Erika Schinegg:C"r, has announct'<l she will resume her rating career next winter - this time as a man. Schi"cggcr, 19, told a press confcnmcc she has been trans~ formed success Cully into a male after rour difficuH operations and now is recognized officially &!. ' a man. Schinegcer's new passport and personal documents identify the sports cc1cbrity as Erik Schinegger. 't=i·:j ' Chicago at AUanta Hooston at PIUs burgh, 2 Loa Angeles at Phllsdebhla Clncllll!ltl at SL Louis L \S CUl;CES, N.M. (IJPO Lost balls, unplayable lie s and cactus-filled go)( bags will be the incentives ror. "hitting them straight" at the 7I st annual NCAA. golf championships startM ing Monda,y at Las Cruces. A total of 33 of the nation•s best colle~ teams will tee off Monda.)' over the New Muxico State UnlversJty's 7,108-yardpar 36-36-72 course, wtdch leaves UttJe room ror error. ''The best wa.y to describe the course is to say It Is Southwestoriented," said 1-lerb Wimberly, protesslonal at the course and hosl Cor the NCAA tournament. Wimberly said all the oourse needs to be· in excellent condition Is " "a good hard rain," AMEIDCAN LEAGUE TEAM W L adding that oo rain has rallen. in Detroit • • • • • • • •••• 40 21 BaiUmcre , • , ••...• 32 26 30 31 29 32 Calllomlo •...•••.•• 27 32 Chicago ••• ~ •••••••• 25 31 WaahlrwtOn •••••••• ;24: 33 I 4 the players to hitthcm straight." Crew s have beenworkingm,·ertimc to put the course in top condition and Wimberly believes the layout will be stern test for the golfers' talents. Leading the entries will be dercnding team champion llousM ton, which will be seeking its rifth consecutln~ NC!\ A title. The Cougars, producers of such pros as Kermit Zarley, Uomcro Blancas, Jacky CUpJt, Phil Rodgers and Marty Fleck- man, have over the years dominated the college golfing circuit by winning the national tiUe tO of the last 12 years. Wllh All-American Hal UnderM wood and teammate Bob Barbarosa back from last year's team, Houston is again a strong the area In more than 60 days. uwe have a most uoosual 2f roup; made up of mesquite, Cleveland . • . • . ·• • • . . 33 tnitt. world title and gold modal that Erik won ·two wl nter~ ago as Erika. A spokesman for the Austrian Ski Federation slrid Erik had not yet re-applied for membership, "but when such an application arrives, we certainlY will admit Erik, •· 7lsf Annual NCAA Meet Begins · Surxtay's GIUiles: San Francisco at New York, 2 Fftdo.v'''s Rosulta: WJill. 0 10 111111. lot, physically and mentally. Rut now I feel like a normal human being at last." Erik expressed hope that the World Ski Federation Congress currently meeting in "Jnnsbruck, Austria, will not take awl)' the oles. AC(UTRON ., IULOVA ABBOtT Mldclleport, o•. . ' TAWNEY· .. ' ' I . (]J!IIIeothe Cope '. SEO Juaier Event entl')' with a 77 . BOLENS HUSKY TRACTORS "fear round yard care lllfnneJ'I" (i;{L ida, and rormer Canadian amateur champion Ben Kern, who now is a New Mexico State student. The entry list numbers 224, including the 12 top qualifiers from the NCAA College Dlvlsloo Tournament and players rrom other NCAA colleges. Indians, Augels Swap Outfielden CLEVELAND (Up() - ;Jlle Cleveland Indians swapped 0111· rock, cactus and an occasional fielclers with California Satur. rattlesnake," said Wimberly, - Peaches Bartkowtcz of Haml tramck, Mich., winner or 17 na- da,y, sending neot- footed VIc ~·and all we can do is encourage Uonal junior titles, beat WIDnie DavaiiUo to tho Angels In ex!iuiw or Scotland, 7 .s, 3~. 6-4 change lor Jimmie Hall. Both Hall, 30, and the 27 ~year­ today to draw the United Slates even with Britain in the Wlsht- old Davlllllo have been performing below par this year. man Cup tennis competition. Hall wao hitting only .210 with the Angels while DavaiUlo's ' SLOW PITCH !ITANDINGS mark with Cleveland was .239. (Galllpolla League) Hall broke Into tile majors TEAM WLROR wltl1 the Minnesota Twins In Falls Clcy .•.. .. 5 0 87 18 1963, slamming 33 home runs , · !ITANTON, Del. (UPI) - Da- ~ ..... . ... 5 I 77 27 snd batting .260 thllt )'liar. He masc~s. horse ·of the year In Beaver's . •.•...3 1 47 25 had 98 homers in four seasons 1H7, mikes hlslltat start slnee GSI •...•. . .... 2 2 42 27 with tho Twins· before beinB Febi'IW')I llll Moncla,y In a re-· Ashland 011......2 3 32 42 sent Ill California laat year, but match aplnit El!teedlngly In a Safford's .. . ... . 1 3 28 32 he had only one horner and $10,000 allolranco race at Dela- Sl!ake Shoppo •• •• 0 2 II 19 eight runs~ !10 far tbl1 wore Park, Ja,yC'\01 . . . , . , , .0 2 6 26 Mra. Edith Ballcrofl's prize 4- Elks •.... . •. ..0 4 6 120 )'Olro(lld will be Out !A> avenge o TOTALS 18 18 336 336 'doieat b,y EJ:ceedlngly Incurred -Not& - Results .o! follow"!' \110 111118 track laat ~ear II! ing ~ were not repo~: jl\e ,tso,pao sdcled WUUIUII llu , Ma,y 27 -'• Sl!ake 1tiojlpo vs. llllldiCBi). GSI; May 29 - SafforcPs •s. ~ fllld ~ ·P•e will compete Ja,yeees; June 3 - Sl!ake ~ .lbe - 'lldlo and 70 yorct •·•· Ja,yeoell; JIBIO IG ·- Ellis oti.lra elude va. j~Q:<eea; June 13 tO, . liq,pe vs. ziorrord&: , Ohe makeup - ·Ashland 011 Damascus Try it. Try comparing any other comp8Ct tracror with a Bolens HU8ky. Compn quality, features, performance and Price. Check the extras on a Bolens that yoa don't pay extra for. Choice of many models. , jf '' Will Return BOLENS To Action CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE Third •ncl Court Gellipolia, ohio , •· -llr. !llake ' walk before Cesar Tovar hit a entry, was low man for the local I ·t,~8 BU:IC . ~·· .. I\ ' third when Lou Joll1n""'' hiiiH 332 &core. Melnyk or the Univ~rsicy or Flor- U.S., BRITAIN EVEN WIMBLEDON, England (UPO ·-' (M,~~n] from trouble holding onto Aaron'a.ahot to right fleld, scoring easUy.. .· Allii!OO led off the second lllLoncasterhad3H,Falrsreoo nlng by tagging Dave McNally Country Club 350, Hocking IUIIo for his fifth homer of the season 362, Plekawa,y 363 and C&lnbrldge and giving the Twins a 2-llead. 366. They added anothor run In the Greg Moore. Athons, captur. second when Jackie Hernandez ed medalist honors with a par was safe on a fielder's choice, 72. went to second on Frank QllDirk Jackson, Pt. Pleasaat, llci'a single and to third on a and a member ci the Galllp>lla favorite, but at least two other teams, Florida and Arizona State University, are given good chanc M es or upsetting the Cougars' bid. Strong contenders for the lnM dividual NCAA tiUe include Underwood and Batbarosa, Steve ....... • over the Chicago Cubi. The Sjl8edy Millan raeed CHILLICOTHE - Host CbiUl; c:othe captured the 1968 SoothMINNEAPOLIS - !IT. PAUL eastern Ohio Junior GolfTwrna(UPO - Dean Chance pitched a mont here Frlda,y with a 313 four-hltter and Bob Allloon hit a score. 400-loot homer Saturda,y to lead Athens Dnlshed seccmd witb the Mlmesola Twins to a 3-1 323, Gallipolis llllrd with 328 • victory over the Baltimore Ori- and Marietta was foorth with a sacrifice fly. Cincinnati 7 SL Louis 0 Saturda,y's Reaults: Plttsborgh 13 Houston 2 AUanta 3 Chlcoso 2 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night Cincinnati at SL Louis, night Dakland ••••••••••• 28 MlnneJOta •..••••.•. 30 Boston. , . • ••• , •.••• 28 New York •••• • •••••• 27 The skier, winner or the 1966 world women' s dowrthill title at Portillo, Chile, had to withdrawn from last wirtter's Olympics lx·cause of di ffkult.y in proving lotal feminit) . Erik will resume nol only a s kii~:Jg career but will also try a hand at bi cycle ral.:ing, Ul.c ehampion said. "I am extremely happy it's all over," Erik Lold the press. " The opcralions were extremely difficult For almost seven months I had to stay in the hospit.al and I sufCcn'<l quite a VIEI\:NA (Upl) - f\ustria's former world women's downhill major league pitchers have exceeded Dm1's ROCIIESl'ER, N, Y. (UPI)A oudden dow,...... COllsed Ploy lA> be OUipo~ed Ill the Wrd' rouDd ·of the U.S. Open · By United Press lnb!rnatlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE IDdai otter elllht maomes TEAM W L had teed off. SL Louis ••••• , •• , .36 25 Bert YID<C!¥ 1 held a twoalrd<e lead river Lee Trevino Son Franclaeo •••••. .32 29 Los Aoweles • • • . • , • .33 30 aa llle 64 ourvlvora began toAtlanta .. , . , , .... , .31 29 ci.Oj"a pliJ.~ tlsGA ofllclals Chleogo , , , . . , • , •.. 30 30 said lboy,~ciWailincteflnlleClncil'II&U .•• , , , .... 29 29 • 1J> before elllcelllnstlteround. Philadelphia ..... , , •• 27 27 'YIIii<I!Y · ..,t ~ w8re N011 York .••••• , ... 28 29 .• achei.Lied lA> p1a,y In ilit aame • three.....,,_ _wera due ctr Pittsburgh . . . . 1 •• . . ,2$ 31 Houston • • • • • • • • • • • •23 35 -~· ·l ilt tee at 2:15 p.m. ~111'). Frlda,y's Results: The lila siatl l!ll fo aceomLos Angeles 6 Phlla 0, 1st ·..; ' -JIIodale Ulevlllon ..., .... ' Phlla. 2, Los Angeles ·1, 2nd New York 7 sen Fran. 3 \·~ ~~ ~~~:».».~=*=~~:«.:;.:~:-:-».«W::::s Chlcoso 2 Atlanta I , '' ~ ' Pittsburgh 3 Houston I (UPI) - ~ance Has ., career strikeout total. approaching 2,400hoUI"before everybody, pUlling on his unllorm Johnson, Warren Spahn, Christy Mathewson . Now he was oniy one out away from the deliberately, trY In g to kee~ the. nervous energy ,llll!ler control. He hadn, I shaved, 'and new reel!l'd, startln~ the third Inning. Roberto wouldn UIH after lhe game. 1\1 6 p.m .. ·he Pena waa the batler Dhsdale whipped was In ~ meeting room of the Dod~ers, In IWo. quick strikes. · Peni nicked • bull 1 bare enclosure with painted cinder b]?Ck foul toward llrot, took a wide plteh lor • ball, walla and f o I dIn g ~~ra, a . soft drmk then lashed a line drive foul. Drysdale eamt macblne ·and a t~rev!S!On set. He was ill with a breaking alldor. Pena !lipped It proppelt .up on two chairs, readiDg ·.a new•· ·toward lhlrd. Kenny Boyer's throw to Wes paPe.r. b~g bubble gum, sn~aklng glances Patbr •• llrat beat him· easily. at lite teleylsloo. set which sl!ll showed t~e Parker ran toward the mound, stopped and Kennedy .cortege; . . threw Ill• historic ball to coach Junior Gil· ~ell , lli1lli'~· later, he weal lnlo the train- liam In the Dodger dugout. ,'Cot bls right arm rubbed by Out on the mound, Drysdale stood with l)ryldale iloesn't need mueh arms folded and his back to the crowd. All IJII, .wben. he was promoted to 55,000 stood and applauded. Jiaadlllm~ ·only three. "Thank G.od." he said softly to himself. tJ; . . ·~)Iotan•. ' ·Don ' Hthat'SloverJ+Iith.': . -~~ lhumb and ·110 iDliiDCa' a oeaoon To Silver Creek ~--· :'-•f .8! MIJRRAY· QLDER~AN · : '·' '. ;[ wll}iciul ~' m~jor .aurr arm. He It, ,_re•· • ·'Nu. S"" 1 ' E.t 't . ,..,. . 1bellea1Jy,• ihe puly D!MII••1 left · who ner t.-. Jell WlllttiD&IAln. BIU Frlllltr· im, Cbapnlanj' DeblllePickens, Jemie Graham, Tereao . Forrer. . . . , . ' ' .li k ; ;li!Jitf Mrs. Yvoane Scai)J> was bead lnstrucior llllllled by L 1 n d • Hackett, BW FettY, Nancy ~· ria, Dl- Davia andDieklj'esoe. GALt!POLIS - The BeY. Azalss • Evtranep FOod !IIIIa Davia ncelvlllber.b)olruc- ~~ •F.~Ear1y of .iJio a.reka Speeial lo(mula feedln1 lor tor's certificate ·af Cillo ljllale M.tilodll\: CharBO baa ~· re:. , all brOodleal and narrow· Unl•ersltY la111 quarter. , • aallgned lA> .!lie Silwer Creek leslovefll'eens, Hlih. in , i~, rich in bflllni~s. 14 plant Jwdor and llllliiQr. Ute aoclng · ·. Cllir~~lp theLitna Dl,uiet. Tile foods auaranteed. · ··• course• ~:alveol wlllibl corn- " R~. Mi'. Eai')J> no !or1110r)J> (< pleled Monda,y. ' .· . at Letart Falla. The Rev. Mi'. Early' a appolntmont waa unlntAmt!onaiJ,y omlt· . ' ... .:.~... ; led !rOm the Ul't ot1117 In FrlfnvC!IItigited · da,y'A.' Mo'l"'i>"rtl:!' TheUnlledBeYB. ~.·~ · .. -• · """ ·~ ndnlatei', at Letart Falla, haa ,()AU,Q'OUS _ ·Cib' pallce boon reo<~sslgrted ·lA> the ~ka lnYe..,-•_, one mlllor accldent ...., ........ . .....,.... · Metllodlat Chlrse. ,.,.,...,....~ F-'••· . . •111e Y-•lotal ·-.. --• too• -"" 1 -oml"-' ~- the '._ ·lirlnllnl ,.... ,._, to 170 aeeldetto In .lite, !bat wire siA>ry In Frlda,y'a ......... Ul6 da,ya Cl! Ilia· year• .M-10:06 • . , ., ' ' p.m. Frldl;; .~ a. .RD&I, · PO'ITERY PLANT GOING • 16, . of 828 se"""" Avi., ,pulled ZANI!SVlLLE, Ohio (UPi) _ A 21i Ill. box ' out o! a drlV8W8l· at .IX!me and The oJd.DOtlhslde RDIIYIUe Pot-· fHda 5 plorrto ' · -~ ···, maCle • rl&bt lliin. llllllh~al "" tory plant, loealed oo 1U oeres 'Smeltut G Cln .· ·' Be~ Av.e. · .. · \ ,-' •. · former)J>' owntiil b,y the llfoialc r 8 .llllsa.Rooa · o!llcer-' a car TOe .co.; wbleh went ,out of bill- It 35 ' ~ ".· ru,oR;.'.~'~ . •.• behind 'lief'' ' up .ml abe ' !noaa ·a lila lA> lie auc- ' ' • - ':1.... : ~~~ ~...:~ ~ 10 , . ·n. · tlh•plt •. - . . ..... & >'ld..SJake, .~illlt( Thelll, Brent Jetrers, Paul lrt;'.,.'" ' .;-.,, be ......dy •• ,. eom- b;;,l~~on, and"7~'"mlacoll-- ...,s - " ' · , a•••• Middleport; IDancho Easterday, by theWIIIgb~lej-WoodFtmer~ a1 Home. 'lbeY wero:BebPoator, ...~ . , ~ RadDe. Dlaeharsed - Owen Watson, Arlie liavla,'\'llnslon llleelo, Oa-. · car Cain, llei'IIUIII ·wood ind Frill .' · earo.· Alma Rupe, Richard Smith. $Auf1err. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPn'AL Admllted - Gercy Richards, New Haven; Hershel LeMaster, ' Guyavlll&; GladYs stobart, Pomeroy; Allred 4'0fts, Racine. Dl&chorsed - Burton Caraon, RanciY Mlchsel, Maude McMurra,y and Goldie Goo<mlu. :.=--~ 1 in<luded lnYes- plalnta, four burparleo, t11reo V--•·IJs- compt·•~-, one death Ru )J>. l,l~~~;::::';;•! ""''•'""IJ Bob_. POMEROY < Twenty If~ accldouto were lnvesllpted, 48 prlooners were booked lntD ...... cy jail and 1,692 lncorning telophone calls were handled dur· ing lda3 by Meigs C4Un1Jr SborIf! Robert c. Harteomach'a cle· tlgali<Ml of nine lareeny · ur, :'R&.~ ""'· JobD Vromau, JUI Martin, Investiaated ~ ~e;t~ctlvii:Y ·HOSPITAL NEWS · " · i ' _....,..., • ., ......... ,.....,. ,.,., ....... •) ,, J .. toda,y. Oftic:ers in July ··)·i·I -<:.. . ::...,..... _ c;-;·:_. .:::·. ~ Cemetery. Friends may call at the runeral home after 4 p. m. Is Observed mander. .. A ~.,.w..-· ~ · -~-. 111 ... ~- • 1 of Rev. Paul Taylor. Burial will be in Poplar Ridge offlce in t h e 4464167 , gl""' a- - Ugion to Install 116 Lee.... ..__ ... - . . . . iD tile !umbos; three sisters, Mrs. Ell>il.liJol as tile SID FriD- el Uttle, Winois; Miss Marie rollied to boot Wheotoo and Mrs. Lillymae OxYork 9-5 SllunloJ IIIII yer • both or Cheshire. ........ Yaricbal .. win hls :roth F\moral services will be ...,ld pme iD 21 lifetime decisions 11 L m. Monday at Miller's l'uopinst tbe Yets. neral Home un:ler the directioo - directors of Rotary was oncou11tauoe, talephone 4ts-4612. nounced Cor Tuesdl,y nisbt at the Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc. b,y President Wendell Gerlach. ld the tw~ brolhers, John. or Fairborn am Joe, eo.. grandchildren, ,. ·MIDDLEPoRT . pie taking lite onJr ·· we01< swlmllilns· ~~,,· ·lt .llie Middleport Pool 111!1 ~; 1!fl'e presented awards ,F~ it lite conclusion of cla ... s... :, ,. Red Cross cards iixlplllswere presented to !lie; bJiermoiuate, adVanced bepera and beper ' roor groups. ThoZ.·were patches presented fot tllose eomplet. ing other courses. The ~wards were provided by the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotaij Club and the Meigs CountY American Red Cross. RecelvlnB awards wore: rnurmecllate - Jonell cumlngs, Kati\Y Meadows, Mitchell Moadowo, Janice Holter. Mvanced baglmera, seahorse patches - PaniBlake, Jon Blake, hl'l'l Huber, lie~~oe Keeney, Velvet SWI&ber, PattY' Hoatnn, &lsle Samuels, Janet Ambrose, Steve Jlratton, Dale Lewis, Tom Cassell and Barbara Wblttlngton. Beg(Mer four, minnow- MarUse cassell, Beeky Fultz, A n n Fitch, Crystal Fruth, Jemie ' • , _ -c ,., ~~ $ 1 or ; '"f7'f":;, 't. ~~~~~~~d', tit:B~IYn. ,1· , , Ul:lS ' ANGELES. ·Calif.- • N ~}, A~Ill-boo! ~ ··' 'ifM•Ii!lt'vl,ron set ~it~· it~ grim processi.011al , Diysdll)e's reaQtlun wasn't very urlgi~~l: · ~ · kel>t ,lurlpg•blin bilcki' b'ul. at 7:12 p,IJl,. he ·:1 Ulink r'~ords art put- in1 the Molt.'' lie ! planted lhe royallliU. DOdger cap fir!JI.IY on , said, ~'lipd mad~ to tio'·broken:" ~ · 11 ··, his modlsh,ly lung. lri1lWn malr; tbc!" raz<ir· ·.. r· ,T6e· qnl> ~· ~h!lie baa lasted M·yean. 'D6n; . ·trj iJ!med locks ~ulging:~ut ~ 1\0UI sides of hill hu~Juat.PI!i11Hd.511'i innin~ olll)a)or le~gue ljedd. and started ~Ia w,hrk d4y. J!e went out · b~ball lor. th~·· to.. Angeles oollgers.)Yithoui ·, to take batting practice. ·.ll9n ' likes to hit. peimittlng a run. On May 14, .1913. !Jjii grciat Whc!n the Dodgers ftrst ,igned hlm as an 18Wa.Jjer Johnson had concluded 56 straight . y~ar-old kid In 1954, he wa& a seeond basesco~elesa Innings. man. B~t)!nybody who stands 1>6 and weig~s , ~d! Dryadal~.ln lh• proeelo. had alSO, ipun , 2IO...wltti a natural, whiP"Ihrowmg mo\ion, 1s ,alx .e.pteeallve shutouts fo.r a~olber -rii<!Qrd. des!med to be a pitcher. Don made It to the Nellber of hit feats nia1· be malehaa In ma.Jor& in a season apd a _l)alf. . . "· another 55 yean. • , To a couple of wrltera, lie said pro_salCalty . between swings . In the bitting. cage, "My , . ,There was a World Senes tlngl~ ol ••pee!; o;ontrol has be~n the big tiJ!ng, and I've .. ancy tn murky Dodger Stadl~m .the night. s!llyed , wltli hard slulf" !!lOre. Plus the Don .went ,out. to get the laat 2 ·• 1n.nlngs .he guys· be~ind me are dol!lg Jl great job." ·need"!!, against the Philadelphia Ph1ll•es. An , , In the sixth shoulout, agalnst'the Pittsburgh )lour,-a~d .a half belpr~ the ,&ame1 Lo111e,. Pn;ates, second baseman P;aul Popovich . . Greene. the B.ona!Ua 'll•n. was alreaay in his saved Drysdale's streak by, barehandlng a · lower stands ,!lox. bel)illd home plate, brand; Maw·y Wills slow bollllcer. with a man on ishlllg a hal!lburger lmd a ~er . . Th~ crowd third and 'tWo out ani! nti>Ping the speedster eventually nn~ up ii5,001l pewJ, and 11 was as with a quick flip to w"" Parker on first. If the Dodger~ , had j~t come w0st again to For the preceding shutout, over the San ,enthrall ~outhem California. Francisco Giants, Don needed a break. The For Drysdale, tho day had been emotional Giants loaded the bases with none oul in the and distracting. He spe11t most of It jn front ninth Inning. On a two-lwo count, hatter of the .teleylslon set watching Ill\' funeral Dick Diej2 turned his body Into an Inside . procem~n of the late Sen. Robert F. pitch. He started toward first, Which would Kennedy: Don had known Kennedy through ' force In the run, but the umpire called Dietz his ~ork for the Job Corps In 11165, a.nd he back and ruled he hadn't made enough of an had visited th• Kennedy home at Hickory . effort to evade the pitch. Drysdale has hit Hill. . , ' more than 150 hatters in his career, second "T)Iey definitely weren't the parlor tyP,e." only to Walter Johnson, and that was the lirsl he mused. "They were outdoor peopie. ' time a batter hadn't been rewarded with a At 3;30 p.m., he adhered to a rltual·,dU!'Ing free trl~ to first. He got Dietz on a popup hi! itreak-four of the six shutouts ,had been and retired the next two men to p1·eserve l!l.Los Angeles. He drove )o Dop Dmdale:''l. the shutnut. · . . . a restaurant on the corner of Oxniird and Now, going out to p!lch against the Phdhes. H~eltlne. Jn Van Nuys, which Is Drysdale· he carefully avoided steppmg on the third country' !be San Femando valley lroin which base line chalk. He was tens~ . Seve,n or the he haq. el.'l.eUi!d lhears ago .to'become a ,btg l•rst e•ght balls he threw m1ssed t~e . plate. ,. league pltcbfr. ~nd he .ate the same as he but only one man w~lked. A great backhand . had bn the other ·days he pitched-steal< stop by shortstop Zollo V~rsalles and a Ioree aandwli!b medium rare, mixed green salad at . second base pulled h1m out of the first wllh Rpquefort clleese chaaed down by iced mmn~. ,The second 1nmng was rout me: he IStraJght. No sugar.. "Like 1 take my . struck out catcher ,Clay Dalrymple to end it whisky" lie grinned .nllschlevousJY, and match Johnson s record of 56. Only three MrL' ·,,.,., poi11•- · t1 preparalloo ror.theCilllBre••· of ServiCe~ PfOII"llll the Dn deleples IIJO( w I t h Ralph Welker, the Slate Repro11411PtlYe, lA> learn more al!out ~Ye ·llflalre at the mocl< !ell,alatlve eect1on. On 'l'llUl'lldll, the 100 mt~~Wo of 1lle ec.isre.u dlseuued a blU lA> pormll sc:11oo1 tes<hera!A> form, join, ullll or pro111111e Ieschor orpnlullala of their cbolee, to bsrpiD eolloedftlr lhroulll • :' 'r ·, ·J!(In,ToJI~-- (Jld~a,rh q yoons pool.ie reprallllllltil the clloo!dnl 111111 tho ,~oyer \"' coont;y at lllo 5111, IIIIIUal ~ Club ~salut·week. i\lhlllllng r.om 1o1o1p ~ .ml·,... loleta of J)lrWin; Lin.... brown of ReedJvllle, Jenny Dean r;t Chester, Kem7 Bolen rt Dexter and JohD Lohse of l>omei'OJ. Finlnelal oponaors of llle dolepteo were The Meigs Counl;f Apieultural Society. The Cltlsena Nallollal and The Meigs~ 4-11 Adl'laory Com- ~~~ ' ·, ~ ' \' . ;9··n ·>,Nrrioiii· rOIIfeHotali~ea ~ ·~ 111L' ~llkiu,\-{iflll'!4 S&.>nlil~l, smW:tah .lunt.! HI, l!HJH · ' �. •. H',i .. ' , ~.. • ' sllj14a1,, Juiloi ' l~ i9 8 a :~.. 1~ le . . . ~::;:w. ·::::: . ::: ridge':::::: le loll atngJ. • The run In Deaa Wllaon lillll!l ' ' ' llle .... hold at • G de y PL 1411 1-8 ,, teacher c p , ' C a-~ e ~ " five events ' '• • • • ·~ in;.sa a 'c three. 'I G r I IIIII permtt.. ballo tho A D S E TH I ulp GES BUY IN ALE S ODAY en Co. ' I ' nottet tie rome-pia k er ru , retard • lckup sl p clu s nda ' a lck P<llmeroy., 25-5 or Cue, Char- w To June 2 - a v , Orloloa ( Angelo. . ' .LVER D L ARS" nt,fun. , , L. Sc:hoonoYer hod the • C. IIOWI1rd ble and single. I .,.•·, ' . ' sr AGU IN W ... . . . . . . . . . .1 • • • • • • • 0 I L .1 . . • . . . . . .1 : .' .,' CN 0 I I I ' 2 ' Wee \ .. . : '. "' ' f, I alcono ' ' '. ,., WEEK' G Yanko ES YOU EAC .. ·: ., . IDdlano le Sox I. Sena. 1. ~- r . '. .·,'./·· . \ J • ., ,, ' ' ' lncl1101 ... ' - MEIG N TO 2 author! .! 'rn;a.42 L-~---··-·-·-··--·--·--··-·-·-·'"' ,, ,. ' .' ' • ' ,.'' I. �. •. H',i .. ' , ~.. • ' sllj14a1,, Juiloi ' l~ i9 8 a :~.. 1~ le . . . ~::;:w. ·::::: . ::: ridge':::::: le loll atngJ. • The run In Deaa Wllaon lillll!l ' ' ' llle .... hold at • G de y PL 1411 1-8 ,, teacher c p , ' C a-~ e ~ " five events ' '• • • • ·~ in;.sa a 'c three. 'I G r I IIIII permtt.. ballo tho A D S E TH I ulp GES BUY IN ALE S ODAY en Co. ' I ' nottet tie rome-pia k er ru , retard • lckup sl p clu s nda ' a lck P<llmeroy., 25-5 or Cue, Char- w To June 2 - a v , Orloloa ( Angelo. . ' .LVER D L ARS" nt,fun. , , L. Sc:hoonoYer hod the • C. IIOWI1rd ble and single. I .,.•·, ' . ' sr AGU IN W ... . . . . . . . . . .1 • • • • • • • 0 I L .1 . . • . . . . . .1 : .' .,' CN 0 I I I ' 2 ' Wee \ .. . : '. "' ' f, I alcono ' ' '. ,., WEEK' G Yanko ES YOU EAC .. ·: ., . IDdlano le Sox I. Sena. 1. ~- r . '. .·,'./·· . \ J • ., ,, ' ' ' lncl1101 ... ' - MEIG N TO 2 author! .! 'rn;a.42 L-~---··-·-·-··--·--·--··-·-·-·'"' ,, ,. ' .' ' • ' ,.'' I. �:; ' . Nleeled oitil. ~" !"'lh ~~ ~ Ev"" •HttleopW.,.m~~aaww-. · .. , ldtful~ . • • '·.·.,, ,'1.. • : ! ' . I' .. ., ··0~Iii~' m · o ·~..;, ·•~r '' "- .. ·.~·: ' •: " ~:~~pv =:';:~ ,· Col~ /. ;, BY PAT GLASs ~JIAJI, Home Ealnomlca end ucellont atorago !ad!Woo. lllilc!J or our froth ,Procmce aeem1 to know no aeaaon, 8Dd"' ' . . ( an ,.....,. or "best lllpjlif,•· aonon1 uu · 11 greetest. We are nowillthemldet con Nlect a more varlec( dlot or our best IUjlpiJ or strawberth........,. the year than our ries In llldo, oo ~f,f lll'ancil'a"""• bad ovallabl•. Evon . to eqltalllo .., thla oval)abillt,y. Beeouoe otrowberl'leo a r e hli!IIY peri-It, 11111 muat be 'Goll!a C<luniY · ... lharo ·' otem 111111 :.~ :fho .~''· GALLIPOLIS - Fntlil otraw- be,rrles an IVallablo 1111 aeaom arj tho :rear, thallka to oUr tre- - • tronoportatlon oystem FHA LOans Available For Harvest Troubles (lALUl'OLlS - Rolo, llooda, and few ..,..ldng ill,va have c811Jed ~ ol 1968 to b. . record& end .PUt IIWIV farmers ill trouble for the orop sea-. Formara with Umltod q,eratlnr capital· and credit find thelniielves hard preaaed In meollllg added OI>O••tlni _ . ... .....SSU1 to continue with 1helr farm pro. ; <'·i ' asement help so form famllles can remain m the farm and COil• tlnuo tbelr farm programa. EllglbUit,y for emergooq loano Is clotermlned by a Committee o1 three farmers. The followlDr BIG ' IJe••l'- "VERY" SPEC.IALS UNICO 19 cu. ft. . · DUPI.D CCMIINA110N ,.. · w. C8del John hll-1- Dtvldoon om at Mr. Uld lllrl. - Derldlon, .,._ -Rd., KonaQp, ldi ni'st yoar at 111e Air Force A~. Colorado ~·· Colo., and baa betlun hla IO<OIId lllllllller or mUitory training. C&det Davldoon porllclpateclln eertDIOIIlea the first week or JUlie In wblch Bit cadsta were ll'llllatod and commlolloned as ~ Ueulenllltala the United a 30-Ga,y loeve. Statls Air Foree. Codot DovldiCII odored the Air Force Acsdemy loot JUlie ll)Finl graduotloo OX81'<1ooa, Ida , aquadron, the Secood, was after hi& grdlollon from GoUla oamec1 the Oulotandlns SQwlroD Aeadoii\Y llltlb Sebool the r1 t1ae Year, baaed m academic: Ciao a or 1967. At GARS. he wu ·~....... military training a ml!ld>er ol the football team for tour yean, secrel&rJ ol the end!ttthl'!ll••· Tbe Se<oncl !l9Jadron alto re- Varolt,y G Cl.., blo IIOIIIor year, celv.t d the AlrTrolnlniCommanci member or the IU-Y CIW>, TbooAWifd for standing first among plao Club, Ke1. Cl..,, 30 In the 3,000-9)uo eouacll, gulf team end GoUla Code! Wing, They - e aloo Serlpt. 136f'S !967 •I . Il-l~ sullted. Beautifl41)' styled, the "~lex 19" . lk~l-4:, and FREEZERS I U.eo "treuure cheat" freezer -lD . )'CIUI' . ktc.chen, you ci.n Mrve lldrlUoUe, "fuin..frelhi' · tc 1- l'lmll1 II1Y clof of the ''"' - - or summer. A UDico chelt uws you time, wcri IDd and freele when pl'lcea are lo!reol, thaw and aerw •llenever JOU 11. Five lihea 1o pick 1110110)'. lluy .,,.. rr.m. II ... 11 cu. ft. Chllt P - cu. "· cu.ft.ChlltF- '235 00 (21-o443) cu. ft. Chllt rrn11r O"LY $1.44 PEl MONTH ." MIIQR,IfOJin -,.MOBIU'HOMES ....."""..,..y .-uv....... Of 'IN THl MID-OHIO VAJDY MDve into a cOmpletely fumlshed, brand new home that lets you erifoy life at Its ce.re . \ IlLLER MOBIU ·HOlES 1220 WASIHNGTON BLVD, ' 423-7521 BELPRE, OHIO "DAIRY BEEr'' breeding service. Call Lelaacl Parker, Pomeroy resldettoe t9f-22M or caU slltloll Tap: pers Plains INI'I-3251. ~note CURTISS SALIS AND IZRVICE EXPERT /~~ . . DROP THIS COUPON IN lOX ...a, AI our otallol, lion .,. dl&p1aJ at tile Rototta. lor door pdoo, lira""" No Jurellue n-.,. No-. _ _ _ __ Wheel Alignment ,... ,... Sbo 650a13 650al4 700.13 700xl4 750.14 670•15 5.55 VERY SPECIALI . .20" DOMINION FA S $21·85 u,••• ' ---- 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. This machine mal:es bultcn· boles, darns & einb. Take over 8 paymenls ol $6.31 per montb or IU cash. We will llrlng this mac:bine to your home lor you to lr)'. Call 89Wil38. _ t. Put of• llower •. 'l'llln Portalifll . ' · cookte 11.olpooce .U$.';. ·. .ATMf' . -· ~ REGAtTA (JR. HIGKSCMooL DISPlAY~ ' Addl'lll:---- ll. ~oroll\p 11. Excavation IG.Il~ c.---- il-lt-30lp C. BRADFORD AUcnoNI!ER Complete Service Write, Pbone or Clolltod CrHI Bradford Raclae. Oldo I I lie Am CONDmONING Refrlgerallon service. Jack'• Refrigeration, New Hoveo. hoDe ISZ-2079. 4 a tfc 9.11 1D.II li.U 11.U i1ui1cUJw Ia .,.alA!CI II 28 Qunn Dnve. Dlatrlllllllon ~-•· iJw, and Dra!UO& ond Surve)'IIW are tho maiD flmcllono aaIJined to ....,. 20 emplo)'too Ia lho llulldlng. Tllla ID-eloctrlc tatWf,f wW aervo NeliiOO'fllio, NJddiiPCI'I end Gol!ipolla Dlatrfota wblch Include all or parll ot Alllena, lllella, Gallla, VIJilol1. llorpli, Woah~ llld llool!IW "'"lll'lft. •". ;.. ''" · ·' I r'Y · l .A~ lllterod 11r lids 1111mor with 1 UDioo air condltlonor from LANDKAIIII. Made to ~pod. .IICSIICXII b¥ one of .- MASTElCRAFT .43 .41 .47 -GUARANJHD.. HOME .POMEROY . 'IIAILa Sf.llollold 11-Koc- IT. J a - ......... mlle IH. Bowla for za. ~~ 21.Comfort ll.lndtlbllte 28.Putof · I!'OC ........ a.o•m• ,.......,. II.Aftoeted . 'l'lliovp. ' :- SchwlrHI Marile · Hockin_gport, Ohio ' AND AUTO ' I'BONB..,. BusiMIS Servl• READY - MIX conerete dellvered right to YOID' project. Fssl aDd easy. Free ..U. mates. Phooe m.mt, Goegleln Ready - Mh Co., Mwteport, Oblo. I SO lfc BRING NEW UFE TO YOUR CARPETING _,__ . ltvive tile orilintl llt.lwtr of :tllf" hilL CIUfled in )'G~r DWII Milt lJy Vlillcln'lllr dry·folll ~J~~tlled. liiD IHU. JiD tiM. .. llltr. Uu r1111 tilt ""' ••r· . ... ..,.~ . .ltlrr ...... ~- ' L Cl,... c. . . . It, :.. ~=lAW L...;•..._•_•_-_v_.... _.___..;~ .....14 l,._lttt I ~ .............. culna· lledtL 41. Clill- da:tn'• 4S.........,_ tlon obl!r. Mason, W. Va. Phone 7'1U5U. "* Insurance AUTOMOtiR.F. lnsuranoe beeo eanceRed! Lost your """rator's license? can ~ 2961. e 1J tfc 1968 Camaro H. T. Coupe ' ' Color black with white vinyl top, front aeeent band, ~ower­ glide trans., power steering, power disc brakes, style trim, custom deluxe interior, front and rear mats, P.a, radio. rally wheels, w~ s..w tires, elec. clock, coosole, 3%7 eu. in. , Community Development NEW YORK r UPI 1- Recent gra nts totallnJ< $148.425 made by thf' Tnterrt>ltglous FoundA· 275 HP e~lne. Retail list: $3686.00. • SPECIAL, $3195 thmu~ h S'l.Rlvtrto term: CIGARETI'E vending maclllnol and service. ABC Enterprlaes, ' U . ltpoch U. Muyll.ml'l nel&'hbor: •1. abl!r. Maniii<I'IPI bmader- based organizations, in the s ta tes or Geor· gla, AJabama. and Ohio. Amen ... can Baptb;t Lucius Walter, Jr., executive cltrector or the Poun· dation, said total ~ rants made to date by the one-year-old In· terfaith body amountt>d to 1426.429. ',. ,-~' 4 Door. Std. Trans., Low mileage. Spotless dean interjor. Maroon ·n.nish with matching interior. Radio, Heater, White Walls. 1967 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. ·- - 327 Engine, 1'ufbo Hydramatic Trans., Power Ste<.m, White wall 'ttres. White finish with Turq. interior. I!IMno . •nd 'Heater. The car 4 has Bal. of warranty 1111 new car tide. - --Joint Training ST. LOUIS r UPI I - The . missions board or nu:: ~uther· an Qh.urch -M:Issourl Bynbd hA S voted to join (lther Lutheran churches In prKIPid training o( miWonuies. ImpiNrientaUon or the prol(ram, which I$ scheduled to begllt ne:~~:t year, · w:lll depena on app1'0va1 'Of the othel' Kl'OUPI jn Ule LUtJitli'Bn counell 1964 Ford Gel. •500 4 Dr. _ __ J.oc:al owner, tires like In .the li:II.A. n..y are ' lt!i; The ' A:m'e~n . Luthera~ Church. ao4 the Synod , of EvllnReHCal Lutf1erlh Church· ... '' new, dark blue finish, spotle11 , int., V--8 engine, auto. trans., power steering. the Lutheran ·cmiteb in -Anier· ·. 1963 Corvelr Monza Con. _ _ ___..._ · vtnY(~. bUcket seataj al.lt~ tt'afts•• rad.lo. llroo, white finish with good black !q!, ! t ,, ' ~ .. ' * Ton '• ·'• . . \1 ., 1967 Chevell• Malibu ---·- - $2095 Che'vjOIIet Elljoy cool, Rm RSH BOAT ,oll vf lopment in seven cities and. veteh 14. Hauncbel H.Oo&tmnome III.Holl'lma . ~ $295.00 Sl .43 Plu• R~teA,PIDie Exchantll Natlonwidt Guerantft tion fur Community Or~o:anlza­ tlon havf bC>en allocated to nine community organization ~ roup." throu:!hout the country to h<'IP. nuance community de- 1 U.Curnnt for_. lt. A~t!oropold crew 30. Bitter autbor 20. Vedle dlaleet 21.1AureJ or u.-w Cll' ••• Use At Store or Jr. Hit• Schtol . 19.Staweed !I. Mix . 18. Old w-IIJII ·, ··- 1-AUipldoul Ill. Od~: Scot. U.Ool4l •. 6-11-tlc APPALOSSA STUD service. By appoinlmenl, phone 119Uil2. DAILY · CROSSWORD ... 7....... 29. Shlp'a ·IT.Jteap $15500 SPECIAL Tu Prlca 6-!Ul.C APACHE b ULUING CAMPING '.l KAJJ.Jill, sle~ps 4, also hltcn and canopy, can be seeu at l!U Leg1on Terrace or call ~ or 992-3;120. ti-JJ..11c OIIICia C. H. Edcly, Aula~· Dltltrld: Elll.....h', ~=~ Ollio Electric ~. oathe - •l.lii,~UO Albeu D E"-li-rlng ol!ice bollldllllo Cll&rcl F, WIWama, Soulhorn Dlvlaloo Aulstant ..._.-, looka oo. Opeo House ceremonleo ochoduled lor '11wrii!IT, JUliO 20, 2 to t p. m. Tho au.eJectrlc, air ccnll~ t,OOO -re l'uof brldo BEGINNERS ~~~~~~~t;..O:~~l-~K~LL BY OWNER. Lovely three bedroom home in Syracuse, large BUDGET PRICE furnltore on kitchen, fireplace, basemen!, our third floor budget ohop. CRIBS CRAFT CRUISER, 15 garage, new melal awnings" Bsl<er Fumltore, Middleport. ft .. 185 HP motor, sleepo 4, end two extra large lois, Oh!o. ' tie t~cellenl . ~bo!!l. ". •lso Pllf~roSIOO. ~it-BIC , . '· .:,!:',..;, . ,, , noaling ooli'-llh~u.t"ll6t~··w . . SEWING MACHINES, rePair Gallipolis BOa! Club. Pho"" Business Services oervlce, all makes, WY s. Middleport tllf-2881. &-1&-llc ELECTRO-UX SALES aod ser. 2284, The Fabric Shop, PornviCe : Sweepers, rug washers eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 14 t 'OOI Wt.AV:>n bKIFF', 3.i and polishers. ·Genuine parts. aDd Service. We Sharpen .ttt' muw.. - all(l 4lars, fliu, Call m-3730. 6-13-llc Sc!Bsora. ~ pllOOe VERY SPECIAL PRICES ON· 15 . • is 1 real sp&c:&o-81\'er, with 19 cu. ft. of Cood storage s,pace in a cabinet only 32" wide. Refrigerator section baa II cu. ll otorase clljllclcy with glld&oot crloper and - '' ·· a $13.26 l*'monm \~~~~;;~~~.ijiiiijiijjiiij;iijj;iiiiliilii~iiol;ii;d:;oor;.;storage 11 shelves.with f.l:Hic AVA.l.,CA-DQ-~11"-I!l!ft-Fireblrd. Take over payments or trade TWO BEDROOM bouse trailer. ll-11·6tc lor older car. Phone ~!MO. Phone 992-SIIZ. This new Unico 11 Duplex 19" 11 two IPPU· ances in one cablnet - a refrigerator lnd a true-!ero Creeter slde by 11de. Each aection has 1t1 own door 1nd ts separately ln.. -Dt *'-• at NEW LUW PRICE' ON DaVidson b; _, ~=~~. ~~:~~=:e:: GALUl'OLIS - or 41•• repro.-... Of Training . minion. Jeflers Clotblrt Store. HI. 33, Pomel<l)'. REALTY Including loan !Undo to cover not 2nd Summer Oblo Jlolel. foll.lte HOIST ETTER q,erate with present oreclltoraby at a ban!IJ8t at tile Broadmoor lnlemallonal Center In Colorado ~rings, to which all Generals of the Alr Force were Invited. Code! Davidom Is sptlldingtwo weeks In the Rocky Mts. In mUIta!7 uerdses end the last week ill June In amall anna flrlag at Fort CUBCII, COlo. JuiJ, loll, will be a buill' mooth for the eodet before leave. Tbo first Week In JuiJ, he la ldtdllecl 1o 110 to ao Air Force Baae ill Ca!Hornla and then to Now Mexico foi' a bomblns and ~ demonatrollon. After he will spend fiYe de1• at Wright ~ Patter1011 Air Force Ball, Doyton, end then 110 to a ball near UWe Rod<, Ark., ot whldl lime be will be ontlllecl to Toy . W«c H ~ N DAY-OLD otaried Lqbom pulleta, both lloOr or RNI Estate For Slle cage grown avaUable. Pout· try housing and aulonutUon. Modem Poultry, Boz No. 118,. Athena, Oblo. Phone 593-7131. &-16-lle FULLY EQUIPPED recreation GEO, HOBSTEITEII, BROKER ceoter Iii Racine; 4 jiOOI ta- NINE bleo, pb)J pong table, p op ROOM house, bath, Topo POMEROY - UNION TERcooler, ete.. Also 21lorY brlclt pera Plains, ewl!enl concH- RACE - 8 room home, 3 bedrooms, lronl porch and shade, " tile block INI14Inl on :!rd- lion, ln.alde, new alumbtum st., Hoelne. LarB• buslneu lldlng, large lot, soveral oot- d.ltem, cellar, slorm door& rooni .., occupied by rocre- bulfdlnss ; can be flnaneed. and windows. outbulldlnp. Clark. Phone 867-ml. 112 Acres. allan cemer. Three apart. &-Ill-Itt COUNTRY HIIME - 7 Rooma, ments on aecond f!oor, two t bedrooms; bath, gao log firefurnlohed. Separal!! garaie 1 STEREO RADIO comblnaliO>!, place, wall lo wall carpellng, laundry room with aparbnent reeently repoueaoed. drilled well, cisterns, baseon ~nd noor. Aparlmenl • · ~"'' lurnlihed ~fro npar- lui cabinet, like Qew. Bai&IIC'O ment. aluminum siding, IIWII· I'"' ,"Y • due '79.10 or monthly poyCli!UmAN WO¥AN til ~ ill ate 0 , ings, other buildinp. Olle ... ~ lt!'I'Y WOOden b ~ menl!l Also I).OW and "'' l1l BQ' borne· lor · ap~lely re fenced. and vaeant lot. stereo~· lor t~ample 0 1na. two weeks and .m e for· lour bulldinl FARMS NEEDED fumltuie Included, an until · • · clllldren, phone IIIUO'io. led tth ood lnoonie. eon. pie atereo radio combination, HELEN AND VIRGR. reo w I . 4 speakera, exeellent 80UIItl. 11-!Uie TEAFORD tact Joe Britt at Recre~on Pay '9U5 .,. monlhly payASSOCIATEs - t9f-33Z5 Center, or call ,.9-IIIS7. ·• men11 or " · Pbone 99Z-3211. flJracase, !*to &-!We &-IMtc cases Is autborlzed._fHA ean co- · PIJPPIES; ·AJtC .; A NEW _lhlpmeot of clolblng hss arrived. Women'• and Uniforms. Also Ford ~-ton pickup truck, wpeed 11'-. t:Ld . tK. Live 1!1. Apply· .• In periOII -noes. LlmltecJ rellnanclai or unseeured debto ill illdlYiclual , , Qavldom . ' free best. .. l?B cllts to eont:imle their normal resources or OOta1n adeQJate farming operaUons ln the face credit it rates and terms be caa of natural disaster. He said the reuonobcymeet FilA low Interest loan program The primary purpoae of FHA to deal8ne<J to supplement local emergency loans h to meet rur·.. credit sources and provide man- rent operating ~DPenses. such a1. feed, seed, fertillzer, ps and other essont!al farm and home cal Farmers Home Admiolstra.. ·' OPEN: 9 -·9 WEEKDAYS · 1- 5 SUNDAYS MUioll E, Roullb,' ~ 91- pacity pervisor of Farmers Home Ad. - Is he of good Character, mlnlotrollon, said the bulc ob- ablllt,y, Industry .ond -rljectives of the Emeraency Loan ence Program admlnlota•ed by the - Is he Wlabla to provide F HA Is tc assist eligible OA>ll- neoosaary !Unds from Ids own tloo &lporvloor Rouah. For help Ia locstlng him all< 10UI' Co1mf,f Extenaton Agent, ASCS or SCS 1'l' ' COMPARE OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW As _:__ $3495.00 Is he or legal age ond ca- more than oneyear"elnterestand deproclsllon oo Ofldpmenl <me or about to beoome due, Soc:urlty lor EM loans Is required by a lien on cn:~ps, other mattels, and in some cases real estate. Applications f o r Emergoocy Loans should be mode to your lo- ' mlnlaturi!, f/1 81111 up. lllud ter'!ke IUid aroom~n~. I'IHIDtl 8tU40. 11 I tie REGATTA er - ', I . 1,\, ' ' POODLE ·w·. Mti'ED . . , . . ' '. -.•, f.JUic . ' BEND are consldered: - Is the applicant a cWzoo - Is he an eatabllshecl farm- grams. · ·' 1,..iia. . , , WUUUiill. ( ' ' · . ·.uoo. ''f ,, · . THREE AC!\ES, 5 roomlliluoe, new root, bam, 'ctllif. ttoo clslerns llld furnllurt Pbone 74U61J, 5-~WIItp . . •• discount for cub. ~. lfS. . . ' 1' r,. ·: - > . • ' .t. ' • . 1816. ,_ ' . . Fors.Je . ~ or . · : ~ds Br~g .T~P,·.~~d~ . . ..... b. . ;lui'""'' lim lltlh, ~ tho ·col· lhould be ell)' 111)11 ell!iln.llld .... ull,y I!IO<IIum to amall otr,_. lei ¥v•. ~r ti!lac iJiallli' tbao IIIIIUOiJUIIarp ·• •• , Avoid .b.rnu with larp WI· colored areao or with I....., oeoolr areas ~ ill IIIYOl' illd 181ture), a cMI llimrlkln ~­ once or sollileu ~ ol .,.o,.. -!poneu or·~>. tho"" with .' ' .. full .not ijfrers~(Cuisine Advan~es ' '·t·t .. tfeii.r~ ~'·" ·' ' �:; ' . Nleeled oitil. ~" !"'lh ~~ ~ Ev"" •HttleopW.,.m~~aaww-. · .. , ldtful~ . • • '·.·.,, ,'1.. • : ! ' . I' .. ., ··0~Iii~' m · o ·~..;, ·•~r '' "- .. ·.~·: ' •: " ~:~~pv =:';:~ ,· Col~ /. ;, BY PAT GLASs ~JIAJI, Home Ealnomlca end ucellont atorago !ad!Woo. lllilc!J or our froth ,Procmce aeem1 to know no aeaaon, 8Dd"' ' . . ( an ,.....,. or "best lllpjlif,•· aonon1 uu · 11 greetest. We are nowillthemldet con Nlect a more varlec( dlot or our best IUjlpiJ or strawberth........,. the year than our ries In llldo, oo ~f,f lll'ancil'a"""• bad ovallabl•. Evon . to eqltalllo .., thla oval)abillt,y. Beeouoe otrowberl'leo a r e hli!IIY peri-It, 11111 muat be 'Goll!a C<luniY · ... lharo ·' otem 111111 :.~ :fho .~''· GALLIPOLIS - Fntlil otraw- be,rrles an IVallablo 1111 aeaom arj tho :rear, thallka to oUr tre- - • tronoportatlon oystem FHA LOans Available For Harvest Troubles (lALUl'OLlS - Rolo, llooda, and few ..,..ldng ill,va have c811Jed ~ ol 1968 to b. . record& end .PUt IIWIV farmers ill trouble for the orop sea-. Formara with Umltod q,eratlnr capital· and credit find thelniielves hard preaaed In meollllg added OI>O••tlni _ . ... .....SSU1 to continue with 1helr farm pro. ; <'·i ' asement help so form famllles can remain m the farm and COil• tlnuo tbelr farm programa. EllglbUit,y for emergooq loano Is clotermlned by a Committee o1 three farmers. The followlDr BIG ' IJe••l'- "VERY" SPEC.IALS UNICO 19 cu. ft. . · DUPI.D CCMIINA110N ,.. · w. C8del John hll-1- Dtvldoon om at Mr. Uld lllrl. - Derldlon, .,._ -Rd., KonaQp, ldi ni'st yoar at 111e Air Force A~. Colorado ~·· Colo., and baa betlun hla IO<OIId lllllllller or mUitory training. C&det Davldoon porllclpateclln eertDIOIIlea the first week or JUlie In wblch Bit cadsta were ll'llllatod and commlolloned as ~ Ueulenllltala the United a 30-Ga,y loeve. Statls Air Foree. Codot DovldiCII odored the Air Force Acsdemy loot JUlie ll)Finl graduotloo OX81'<1ooa, Ida , aquadron, the Secood, was after hi& grdlollon from GoUla oamec1 the Oulotandlns SQwlroD Aeadoii\Y llltlb Sebool the r1 t1ae Year, baaed m academic: Ciao a or 1967. At GARS. he wu ·~....... military training a ml!ld>er ol the football team for tour yean, secrel&rJ ol the end!ttthl'!ll••· Tbe Se<oncl !l9Jadron alto re- Varolt,y G Cl.., blo IIOIIIor year, celv.t d the AlrTrolnlniCommanci member or the IU-Y CIW>, TbooAWifd for standing first among plao Club, Ke1. Cl..,, 30 In the 3,000-9)uo eouacll, gulf team end GoUla Code! Wing, They - e aloo Serlpt. 136f'S !967 •I . Il-l~ sullted. Beautifl41)' styled, the "~lex 19" . lk~l-4:, and FREEZERS I U.eo "treuure cheat" freezer -lD . )'CIUI' . ktc.chen, you ci.n Mrve lldrlUoUe, "fuin..frelhi' · tc 1- l'lmll1 II1Y clof of the ''"' - - or summer. A UDico chelt uws you time, wcri IDd and freele when pl'lcea are lo!reol, thaw and aerw •llenever JOU 11. Five lihea 1o pick 1110110)'. lluy .,,.. rr.m. II ... 11 cu. ft. Chllt P - cu. "· cu.ft.ChlltF- '235 00 (21-o443) cu. ft. Chllt rrn11r O"LY $1.44 PEl MONTH ." MIIQR,IfOJin -,.MOBIU'HOMES ....."""..,..y .-uv....... Of 'IN THl MID-OHIO VAJDY MDve into a cOmpletely fumlshed, brand new home that lets you erifoy life at Its ce.re . \ IlLLER MOBIU ·HOlES 1220 WASIHNGTON BLVD, ' 423-7521 BELPRE, OHIO "DAIRY BEEr'' breeding service. Call Lelaacl Parker, Pomeroy resldettoe t9f-22M or caU slltloll Tap: pers Plains INI'I-3251. ~note CURTISS SALIS AND IZRVICE EXPERT /~~ . . DROP THIS COUPON IN lOX ...a, AI our otallol, lion .,. dl&p1aJ at tile Rototta. lor door pdoo, lira""" No Jurellue n-.,. No-. _ _ _ __ Wheel Alignment ,... ,... Sbo 650a13 650al4 700.13 700xl4 750.14 670•15 5.55 VERY SPECIALI . .20" DOMINION FA S $21·85 u,••• ' ---- 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing machine. This machine mal:es bultcn· boles, darns & einb. Take over 8 paymenls ol $6.31 per montb or IU cash. We will llrlng this mac:bine to your home lor you to lr)'. Call 89Wil38. _ t. Put of• llower •. 'l'llln Portalifll . ' · cookte 11.olpooce .U$.';. ·. .ATMf' . -· ~ REGAtTA (JR. HIGKSCMooL DISPlAY~ ' Addl'lll:---- ll. ~oroll\p 11. Excavation IG.Il~ c.---- il-lt-30lp C. BRADFORD AUcnoNI!ER Complete Service Write, Pbone or Clolltod CrHI Bradford Raclae. Oldo I I lie Am CONDmONING Refrlgerallon service. Jack'• Refrigeration, New Hoveo. hoDe ISZ-2079. 4 a tfc 9.11 1D.II li.U 11.U i1ui1cUJw Ia .,.alA!CI II 28 Qunn Dnve. Dlatrlllllllon ~-•· iJw, and Dra!UO& ond Surve)'IIW are tho maiD flmcllono aaIJined to ....,. 20 emplo)'too Ia lho llulldlng. Tllla ID-eloctrlc tatWf,f wW aervo NeliiOO'fllio, NJddiiPCI'I end Gol!ipolla Dlatrfota wblch Include all or parll ot Alllena, lllella, Gallla, VIJilol1. llorpli, Woah~ llld llool!IW "'"lll'lft. •". ;.. ''" · ·' I r'Y · l .A~ lllterod 11r lids 1111mor with 1 UDioo air condltlonor from LANDKAIIII. Made to ~pod. .IICSIICXII b¥ one of .- MASTElCRAFT .43 .41 .47 -GUARANJHD.. HOME .POMEROY . 'IIAILa Sf.llollold 11-Koc- IT. J a - ......... mlle IH. Bowla for za. ~~ 21.Comfort ll.lndtlbllte 28.Putof · I!'OC ........ a.o•m• ,.......,. II.Aftoeted . 'l'lliovp. ' :- SchwlrHI Marile · Hockin_gport, Ohio ' AND AUTO ' I'BONB..,. BusiMIS Servl• READY - MIX conerete dellvered right to YOID' project. Fssl aDd easy. Free ..U. mates. Phooe m.mt, Goegleln Ready - Mh Co., Mwteport, Oblo. I SO lfc BRING NEW UFE TO YOUR CARPETING _,__ . ltvive tile orilintl llt.lwtr of :tllf" hilL CIUfled in )'G~r DWII Milt lJy Vlillcln'lllr dry·folll ~J~~tlled. liiD IHU. JiD tiM. .. llltr. Uu r1111 tilt ""' ••r· . ... ..,.~ . .ltlrr ...... ~- ' L Cl,... c. . . . It, :.. ~=lAW L...;•..._•_•_-_v_.... _.___..;~ .....14 l,._lttt I ~ .............. culna· lledtL 41. Clill- da:tn'• 4S.........,_ tlon obl!r. Mason, W. Va. Phone 7'1U5U. "* Insurance AUTOMOtiR.F. lnsuranoe beeo eanceRed! Lost your """rator's license? can ~ 2961. e 1J tfc 1968 Camaro H. T. Coupe ' ' Color black with white vinyl top, front aeeent band, ~ower­ glide trans., power steering, power disc brakes, style trim, custom deluxe interior, front and rear mats, P.a, radio. rally wheels, w~ s..w tires, elec. clock, coosole, 3%7 eu. in. , Community Development NEW YORK r UPI 1- Recent gra nts totallnJ< $148.425 made by thf' Tnterrt>ltglous FoundA· 275 HP e~lne. Retail list: $3686.00. • SPECIAL, $3195 thmu~ h S'l.Rlvtrto term: CIGARETI'E vending maclllnol and service. ABC Enterprlaes, ' U . ltpoch U. Muyll.ml'l nel&'hbor: •1. abl!r. Maniii<I'IPI bmader- based organizations, in the s ta tes or Geor· gla, AJabama. and Ohio. Amen ... can Baptb;t Lucius Walter, Jr., executive cltrector or the Poun· dation, said total ~ rants made to date by the one-year-old In· terfaith body amountt>d to 1426.429. ',. ,-~' 4 Door. Std. Trans., Low mileage. Spotless dean interjor. Maroon ·n.nish with matching interior. Radio, Heater, White Walls. 1967 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. ·- - 327 Engine, 1'ufbo Hydramatic Trans., Power Ste<.m, White wall 'ttres. White finish with Turq. interior. I!IMno . •nd 'Heater. The car 4 has Bal. of warranty 1111 new car tide. - --Joint Training ST. LOUIS r UPI I - The . missions board or nu:: ~uther· an Qh.urch -M:Issourl Bynbd hA S voted to join (lther Lutheran churches In prKIPid training o( miWonuies. ImpiNrientaUon or the prol(ram, which I$ scheduled to begllt ne:~~:t year, · w:lll depena on app1'0va1 'Of the othel' Kl'OUPI jn Ule LUtJitli'Bn counell 1964 Ford Gel. •500 4 Dr. _ __ J.oc:al owner, tires like In .the li:II.A. n..y are ' lt!i; The ' A:m'e~n . Luthera~ Church. ao4 the Synod , of EvllnReHCal Lutf1erlh Church· ... '' new, dark blue finish, spotle11 , int., V--8 engine, auto. trans., power steering. the Lutheran ·cmiteb in -Anier· ·. 1963 Corvelr Monza Con. _ _ ___..._ · vtnY(~. bUcket seataj al.lt~ tt'afts•• rad.lo. llroo, white finish with good black !q!, ! t ,, ' ~ .. ' * Ton '• ·'• . . \1 ., 1967 Chevell• Malibu ---·- - $2095 Che'vjOIIet Elljoy cool, Rm RSH BOAT ,oll vf lopment in seven cities and. veteh 14. Hauncbel H.Oo&tmnome III.Holl'lma . ~ $295.00 Sl .43 Plu• R~teA,PIDie Exchantll Natlonwidt Guerantft tion fur Community Or~o:anlza­ tlon havf bC>en allocated to nine community organization ~ roup." throu:!hout the country to h<'IP. nuance community de- 1 U.Curnnt for_. lt. A~t!oropold crew 30. Bitter autbor 20. Vedle dlaleet 21.1AureJ or u.-w Cll' ••• Use At Store or Jr. Hit• Schtol . 19.Staweed !I. Mix . 18. Old w-IIJII ·, ··- 1-AUipldoul Ill. Od~: Scot. U.Ool4l •. 6-11-tlc APPALOSSA STUD service. By appoinlmenl, phone 119Uil2. DAILY · CROSSWORD ... 7....... 29. Shlp'a ·IT.Jteap $15500 SPECIAL Tu Prlca 6-!Ul.C APACHE b ULUING CAMPING '.l KAJJ.Jill, sle~ps 4, also hltcn and canopy, can be seeu at l!U Leg1on Terrace or call ~ or 992-3;120. ti-JJ..11c OIIICia C. H. Edcly, Aula~· Dltltrld: Elll.....h', ~=~ Ollio Electric ~. oathe - •l.lii,~UO Albeu D E"-li-rlng ol!ice bollldllllo Cll&rcl F, WIWama, Soulhorn Dlvlaloo Aulstant ..._.-, looka oo. Opeo House ceremonleo ochoduled lor '11wrii!IT, JUliO 20, 2 to t p. m. Tho au.eJectrlc, air ccnll~ t,OOO -re l'uof brldo BEGINNERS ~~~~~~~t;..O:~~l-~K~LL BY OWNER. Lovely three bedroom home in Syracuse, large BUDGET PRICE furnltore on kitchen, fireplace, basemen!, our third floor budget ohop. CRIBS CRAFT CRUISER, 15 garage, new melal awnings" Bsl<er Fumltore, Middleport. ft .. 185 HP motor, sleepo 4, end two extra large lois, Oh!o. ' tie t~cellenl . ~bo!!l. ". •lso Pllf~roSIOO. ~it-BIC , . '· .:,!:',..;, . ,, , noaling ooli'-llh~u.t"ll6t~··w . . SEWING MACHINES, rePair Gallipolis BOa! Club. Pho"" Business Services oervlce, all makes, WY s. Middleport tllf-2881. &-1&-llc ELECTRO-UX SALES aod ser. 2284, The Fabric Shop, PornviCe : Sweepers, rug washers eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 14 t 'OOI Wt.AV:>n bKIFF', 3.i and polishers. ·Genuine parts. aDd Service. We Sharpen .ttt' muw.. - all(l 4lars, fliu, Call m-3730. 6-13-llc Sc!Bsora. ~ pllOOe VERY SPECIAL PRICES ON· 15 . • is 1 real sp&c:&o-81\'er, with 19 cu. ft. of Cood storage s,pace in a cabinet only 32" wide. Refrigerator section baa II cu. ll otorase clljllclcy with glld&oot crloper and - '' ·· a $13.26 l*'monm \~~~~;;~~~.ijiiiijiijjiiij;iijj;iiiiliilii~iiol;ii;d:;oor;.;storage 11 shelves.with f.l:Hic AVA.l.,CA-DQ-~11"-I!l!ft-Fireblrd. Take over payments or trade TWO BEDROOM bouse trailer. ll-11·6tc lor older car. Phone ~!MO. Phone 992-SIIZ. This new Unico 11 Duplex 19" 11 two IPPU· ances in one cablnet - a refrigerator lnd a true-!ero Creeter slde by 11de. Each aection has 1t1 own door 1nd ts separately ln.. -Dt *'-• at NEW LUW PRICE' ON DaVidson b; _, ~=~~. ~~:~~=:e:: GALUl'OLIS - or 41•• repro.-... Of Training . minion. Jeflers Clotblrt Store. HI. 33, Pomel<l)'. REALTY Including loan !Undo to cover not 2nd Summer Oblo Jlolel. foll.lte HOIST ETTER q,erate with present oreclltoraby at a ban!IJ8t at tile Broadmoor lnlemallonal Center In Colorado ~rings, to which all Generals of the Alr Force were Invited. Code! Davidom Is sptlldingtwo weeks In the Rocky Mts. In mUIta!7 uerdses end the last week ill June In amall anna flrlag at Fort CUBCII, COlo. JuiJ, loll, will be a buill' mooth for the eodet before leave. Tbo first Week In JuiJ, he la ldtdllecl 1o 110 to ao Air Force Baae ill Ca!Hornla and then to Now Mexico foi' a bomblns and ~ demonatrollon. After he will spend fiYe de1• at Wright ~ Patter1011 Air Force Ball, Doyton, end then 110 to a ball near UWe Rod<, Ark., ot whldl lime be will be ontlllecl to Toy . W«c H ~ N DAY-OLD otaried Lqbom pulleta, both lloOr or RNI Estate For Slle cage grown avaUable. Pout· try housing and aulonutUon. Modem Poultry, Boz No. 118,. Athena, Oblo. Phone 593-7131. &-16-lle FULLY EQUIPPED recreation GEO, HOBSTEITEII, BROKER ceoter Iii Racine; 4 jiOOI ta- NINE bleo, pb)J pong table, p op ROOM house, bath, Topo POMEROY - UNION TERcooler, ete.. Also 21lorY brlclt pera Plains, ewl!enl concH- RACE - 8 room home, 3 bedrooms, lronl porch and shade, " tile block INI14Inl on :!rd- lion, ln.alde, new alumbtum st., Hoelne. LarB• buslneu lldlng, large lot, soveral oot- d.ltem, cellar, slorm door& rooni .., occupied by rocre- bulfdlnss ; can be flnaneed. and windows. outbulldlnp. Clark. Phone 867-ml. 112 Acres. allan cemer. Three apart. &-Ill-Itt COUNTRY HIIME - 7 Rooma, ments on aecond f!oor, two t bedrooms; bath, gao log firefurnlohed. Separal!! garaie 1 STEREO RADIO comblnaliO>!, place, wall lo wall carpellng, laundry room with aparbnent reeently repoueaoed. drilled well, cisterns, baseon ~nd noor. Aparlmenl • · ~"'' lurnlihed ~fro npar- lui cabinet, like Qew. Bai&IIC'O ment. aluminum siding, IIWII· I'"' ,"Y • due '79.10 or monthly poyCli!UmAN WO¥AN til ~ ill ate 0 , ings, other buildinp. Olle ... ~ lt!'I'Y WOOden b ~ menl!l Also I).OW and "'' l1l BQ' borne· lor · ap~lely re fenced. and vaeant lot. stereo~· lor t~ample 0 1na. two weeks and .m e for· lour bulldinl FARMS NEEDED fumltuie Included, an until · • · clllldren, phone IIIUO'io. led tth ood lnoonie. eon. pie atereo radio combination, HELEN AND VIRGR. reo w I . 4 speakera, exeellent 80UIItl. 11-!Uie TEAFORD tact Joe Britt at Recre~on Pay '9U5 .,. monlhly payASSOCIATEs - t9f-33Z5 Center, or call ,.9-IIIS7. ·• men11 or " · Pbone 99Z-3211. flJracase, !*to &-!We &-IMtc cases Is autborlzed._fHA ean co- · PIJPPIES; ·AJtC .; A NEW _lhlpmeot of clolblng hss arrived. Women'• and Uniforms. Also Ford ~-ton pickup truck, wpeed 11'-. t:Ld . tK. Live 1!1. Apply· .• In periOII -noes. LlmltecJ rellnanclai or unseeured debto ill illdlYiclual , , Qavldom . ' free best. .. l?B cllts to eont:imle their normal resources or OOta1n adeQJate farming operaUons ln the face credit it rates and terms be caa of natural disaster. He said the reuonobcymeet FilA low Interest loan program The primary purpoae of FHA to deal8ne<J to supplement local emergency loans h to meet rur·.. credit sources and provide man- rent operating ~DPenses. such a1. feed, seed, fertillzer, ps and other essont!al farm and home cal Farmers Home Admiolstra.. ·' OPEN: 9 -·9 WEEKDAYS · 1- 5 SUNDAYS MUioll E, Roullb,' ~ 91- pacity pervisor of Farmers Home Ad. - Is he of good Character, mlnlotrollon, said the bulc ob- ablllt,y, Industry .ond -rljectives of the Emeraency Loan ence Program admlnlota•ed by the - Is he Wlabla to provide F HA Is tc assist eligible OA>ll- neoosaary !Unds from Ids own tloo &lporvloor Rouah. For help Ia locstlng him all< 10UI' Co1mf,f Extenaton Agent, ASCS or SCS 1'l' ' COMPARE OUR SERVICE QUAUTY & PRICE AS LOW As _:__ $3495.00 Is he or legal age ond ca- more than oneyear"elnterestand deproclsllon oo Ofldpmenl <me or about to beoome due, Soc:urlty lor EM loans Is required by a lien on cn:~ps, other mattels, and in some cases real estate. Applications f o r Emergoocy Loans should be mode to your lo- ' mlnlaturi!, f/1 81111 up. lllud ter'!ke IUid aroom~n~. I'IHIDtl 8tU40. 11 I tie REGATTA er - ', I . 1,\, ' ' POODLE ·w·. Mti'ED . . , . . ' '. -.•, f.JUic . ' BEND are consldered: - Is the applicant a cWzoo - Is he an eatabllshecl farm- grams. · ·' 1,..iia. . , , WUUUiill. ( ' ' · . ·.uoo. ''f ,, · . THREE AC!\ES, 5 roomlliluoe, new root, bam, 'ctllif. ttoo clslerns llld furnllurt Pbone 74U61J, 5-~WIItp . . •• discount for cub. ~. lfS. . . ' 1' r,. ·: - > . • ' .t. ' • . 1816. ,_ ' . . Fors.Je . ~ or . · : ~ds Br~g .T~P,·.~~d~ . . ..... b. . ;lui'""'' lim lltlh, ~ tho ·col· lhould be ell)' 111)11 ell!iln.llld .... ull,y I!IO<IIum to amall otr,_. lei ¥v•. ~r ti!lac iJiallli' tbao IIIIIUOiJUIIarp ·• •• , Avoid .b.rnu with larp WI· colored areao or with I....., oeoolr areas ~ ill IIIYOl' illd 181ture), a cMI llimrlkln ~­ once or sollileu ~ ol .,.o,.. -!poneu or·~>. tho"" with .' ' .. full .not ijfrers~(Cuisine Advan~es ' '·t·t .. tfeii.r~ ~'·" ·' ' �.... •• ., ~ ~RtineJ, ~ ~ June~ t6,i ~968 . I ., ' . 1 . .' . .., ' . . -· . .. . ' .I CI.AIIIPIID lATH OM OQ - O,bt thae "" eonHf'ltlft ,..,.. - . HelpWanled lfc Uau 11t 11M ftra ....-u.tl\'t 11.111 tee llDII .u..rttllq ordeHd tor ll'NP&w _ , ,..... wll1 tbM ·" '*' ...... lj tal tiiDr ,...,.r .;ta_.nc.t&cml and to UN n••lar Dallr' Tllbua. ttl ... M tJpa lD- . Immediate openings. exllt tor qualified registered nurses. either college trained or ·lllll'llng school graduate. Previous IDdustrial experience deslrtd but not required, Position requlrel rotating shift WGtk. ..ttoo. - o\81 eiiiQe tude 1a tile DriJiall ,PP7 e~mtt\ed for C'laulftH ad...-. WID lMI clr.arllil the nte fll ror each chaDII.U. Kderwl for tllne or 1111 u .... aDd ttopsle4 bdoN ..,muon wUI 1M dlarttd. lor onlJ RUtllbtr i)f timet lht ad ,... lllftlfll. DtadU-.: t!IO ,,.., delb' ua4 tt .,_IMnt \loe .........,.,. Excellent salary. liberal fringe benefits. Good working conditions•. lost HEREFORD Cow. Has one eye. Brown and While. Burgett on Keystone Rd. 388-8754. I~ For further Information, ccmtacl R. S. Bohner. Noti~ • .. ., for Slit r Alulilau• · I . ., ~· .X . ' ' X,Dtlll Sheets UHdOffMt....._. HAVI ' l School Subjects ' 1110 PER CENT HU~'"' hair faD, medium brown with hslr . baad. Hall price S.O. Ph. 4«6- · ..1572; . \ 111-tf . ,~, 8for11.CIO Gil'...... t:: .., ......... Used furniture: REFWGP.:RATOR, ehest type · ~. bedroom suite, livIng room suite, 3 chairs, aad tables, box springs, television, floor light, 2 con springs. Rice & Corbin F'um!ture, yalltll' ISM CRISS CRAFT CRUJSI!lR,. 25 ft., 185 HP motor. sleeps I; excellent lhfoup.ut, also Ooating boat house, both at Galllpolla Boat Club. Pbone Middleport 992-2881. 139-lfe For Rent DoYouW1rit Your ProP!Irty , SOLD .•. WI: .CAN SELL rr- 1B ARI w=a ~~m~mrc= IDVJa. MOTHER "Doing Ver.v NIC.Iy' A'ND Till CHILDUN' TOO . ·~E II, 1918 - THE aide· wfiiol Ol'OUri!Oo Verne SWallrls .me !W"for Whe'altnr from Peo•· U. The ~ W.. boUt in 1913 "and haB bean ·ci>artered ID nm bot1roift Wheolhiland Pltlaburib· by dapWn Fred HDni>rook and C&ptaln Hareylloila11f. WJTU FLINTY Of BOOM TO PLAY IN 3 ROOM AND BATH fum. apt. 26164 THIS 8PAClOU8 YARD AND Utilities paid. Also large ef. COMI'OM'ABLE e· R()OJl HOD An Equal Opportunity Employor 1'BIIa OWN. 'n1LL BUIflclency apt., 32! Third Ave. REVIVAL NOW In progress at er. JONT. NICK lrlODIRH' JDI'• lSI CIII:N, LAllOIE BEDROOMS. 81"1'· Pb. 446-3741 or ~- 1~ · Ash Street Free Will Baptist T12R LOOJC SIPORE rl"8 IOL'D, Cllurch In Middleport held by; Low LowDown Wenteclto Rent ONE DUNCAN PIIYP'E sofa, Rev. John Mayhew from W. ForS.Ie kneehole desk, cblldren's gym Payment Va. 136-12 RETIRED COUPLE desiring to NEW GMC 11lUCK locate permanently In OoJU. set with slide, like new, wbee1 G.l. Nothing Down polls or wllhin 10 miles, want HEADQUARTERS chair with controls. ~15. THIS BRICK AND PRAD 18 THE HOUSF. OF WILSON, ExoPRU%D roa Q1JI(Z SALJ: 0. D. PARSONS now or later, ··fiVe or s!J: 1964 GrAC Suburban ISH tic Fish & Supplies, open 9 tOWNER IIEADJ:n SOU'J'H), JN. RIW.TOR CLUDBB I IIBDROOMB. BUILT room clean, modem boUJO, ga1964 210 T. GMC a.m. - S p.m. TUesday thru lN Kl'I'CIIBN, DIININ'G AREA • Farm, V111a1e, City Pl'liO"""petotttvt rage. No pets. Relit up to fiG. 1962 210 T. Cbev. AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale, GARAGE. LAJlGE lm. BOUD Saturday, Sunday and Monday IS 2 MO. OLD. PRICE .11,800.00. Pbo110 44MZII per month: local and Spfg. redifferent size plants In bloom. 1955 Cbev. Van Trucl: by apoointment. First road Very Live1ble Home · Wow! What A Builcll ferences. 1'. G. O'Bryant, 38 1958 % T. GMC pickup Ph. 367-7511. IIU left be;ow Pleasant Point Rel!last Cassiily St., Springfield, 11156 2 Ton Studebaker truck That's wbat you'D II)' wMII Fine For Children sort, watch for signa. Phone LOOK AT 'nOS NIAll Nn' S Ohio, l»t 1964 2 T. Intematlooal STEREO-RADIO you see the construction end 675-1065. :r:og~. BW-<2IN~~1'_t floor plan of the new :10' • lotr 1955 10 T. Do~ge pickup OOMBINADON LA"ftOE RQoMY KrrcON. DlM· 1966 1% T. Dodge trud: Business Opportunity RECENTLY repossessed, beauBRICK RANCH. Private and lNG .ARU, FULL BASIDIENT Plumbl"g & Helflng Male Help Wanted 1951 I T. Chev. tiful cabinet, like new, BalAND I CAR OAR-\GE. ALL ON SPARE TIME INCOME spacious on 6 acres at nature's LEARN BARBERING for UfeA. LARGI: FLAT LdT W1TH CITY 1955 IT. GMC ance due $7!.60 or monthly REFILLING aud collecting moDI!:Wm•s PLUM8INO UTJLITDS. WE'LL HELP n . best on Rt. Ill. 'nlree B.R., dme career. Approved for NANCB. 1954 I10 T. Ford ney from NEW TYPE high.. payments. Also: NEW and Two baths. One of a kind. CsU AND llEATINO Veterans and Student Loans. quality coin-operated dispens- 1958 2 T. Int. Tractor USED STEREOS, for example, today. aoun!: 160 at Evergreen. Pb. $9750- 3 Bedroom Call or write for Information. Yl8 ... ND IT'S NRAR N!W ON ers in your area. No selling. 1963 12 T. Chev. pickup a maple steteo-<'adlo comb!· 441-f/111. mu MACEDONIA lOAD A PLAT LOT IN TOWN. WI: Early enrollment available. To qualify you must have car, 1910 % T. Chev. Pickup nation. 4 speakers, excellent WilL SII"OW ANY TOO. 1.61 Acres, 5 rooms and bath, Huntington BartJer College, 750 aound. Pay $95.45 or moothly references, $600 to 12,9110 cash. 1960 2 T. GMC Ol!lNE PL\!ftl ' wrra__ Third Avenue, Huntington, W. baoement. new !umace, some 1962 I> Too Chevrolet Pickup Seven to twelvo hours weekly payments Of 16.110. Cali 446PUJMBINO a. BEATING fumilure, small barn, vaeant. Va. Pltone S2U311. 139-3 I Mlnneapolls Moline Power can net excellent monthly Inllml. 139-3 ~tDipoll, :le:al Estate For Sale WI: CAN'T SELL Unit come. More full time. For perIll 'tt SIJB.CONTRACTOR Lead D. H. WOOD, Realtor The North Galila School, but New 60" Rotsry CuMers - DIAMONDS ARE A girl's best sonal Interview write WJND. carpenter with crew, must we can sell you one of the fillPhone 446-1066 SOR Distributing Company, 6 $299.50. Newj8.25 x 20. 10 ply friend, until she finds Blue Insurance have own tools and transpornylon tlre,! $55. Inc. Federal (D) N. Baiph Ave., PittsLustre for Cleaning carpets. A BEAUllFUL oounfrY home est farma on Rt. 1110 aei'OII from FOR ALL YGUI' lnluranee aeedl, tatioo. This is year round emtax. located on one and one half NG, wltb !be iarg..t frontage burgh, Pa . 15202. Include ,,.1 Rent electric shampooer $1. ebed: with your 0ranp II· ployment with good pay scale. acres . A wonderful vit:w. A between Galllfl!llla 1111d Vlnt<m. phone number. 139-2 Oble VaHey Implement Gil, -· Farmer's Hardware Co. 13~ enls at the Neal las. Agecy, We operate and build 12 I:SS Pine ' St. Pb. 441-ZAZ. three large bedroom borne Buy 20~ A, 46~ A, 105 A, or 84 State 81. Agenls fllr IIIIo, months a year. Have a back· 1!0 If IT'S INEXPENSIVE to clean with closets, very mndem an 172 Acres. 'l'bree )10111111, d· Camping Equipment fire,.' . Homeowaen, halplla! log of houses. Apply in person Thurm111, Ohio with a colored bath, full base- lo, limed. Ready to go. It's ap rugs and upholstery with Blue TRADE IN VOUK TENT and pneral UabUity. ~ between B and 10 a m. Mon33 years elperien,re 1968 HONDA !10 Hondamatlc. ment with shower, large car to YOU! Lustre. Rent electric shamON A NEW 1968 Apache Camp. day and Tuesday, Jim Walter Phone 24~269 or Maintenance logged to date. port. A family size young orFARMS pooer 11. Central Supply Co. lng Trailer. Camp In a luxurNATIONWIDE INSilB'ANC.'E Homes, Old Rt, 52, Chesa· Centrll So11 t~63 Actual mile• - 3.175. Price chard, if you want a countrY We !lill have aome fine farms 13$-6 ious new Apache Ramada. AUTO, lire, II&. 41 Sltle peake, 0. 136-1 $175. Dick Thomas, · 507 ' home see this. Shown by ap. and vacant land close In on good Sleepo 8, dinette, 3 burner Fourth Ave.. Ga!Upolls. Tele.._ . ~ ·- ~~ w~ Browu, -ti l ' pointment. ' ·· · roaa.. can the FAR'M'BRO!b!:ft • PORTRAITS of distinction. range, sink, galley cabinet, GAWPOLIII .,. 'Bmm. ~lilt. liM! STEEL BROKEII FOR phone 446-2879. 127-ff Black and white or quality Ct). l BEDROOM home in excellent today! ice bor. couch, plenty of stor4311 Second A · ,, .: CLEVELAND TERMINAL condition, ready to mo~e In, lor. Weddings, family groups, RENTALS age space. Special deals durAcross from Post Olllee FOR OPERATION between 1957 FORD retractable, 6 good hardwood floors, modem elec- % BEDROOM lumlsbed apart. children. Tawney Studio. 13$-6 Ing the month of June. Alao 9hlo & West Va., mUJI be . Pboae f46.llll tires. Call 44~12. 137-3 tric stove, two full baths, full ment. Newly redecorated. U\flother models. Used bargains Your Emersoa Dealer ~vmgton owner operaklrs, flats wlth WHETHER YOU ARE on a basP.menl, one room furniture lties furnished, Adults pre~etr. ,. -3 like new tents, your choice 1966 PLYMOUTH Sate111te. Call or without removable sldel, ed, thrift budget or In the 'sky's with fitt·place. Shower In $50. Amsbary Apache Trailer 44&-1022 after I p.m. 137-6 can usa operators for KJ.. the limit" category, you11 find ~,..ment, two car port, It~ CALL SALEIIIIEN ~ TillE Ssles, 631 Fourth Ave. 15-tf Va., Tenn. Advise year ol Jay Slleppanl, 4H tilt the right diamond at tbe right .~ -cated on First Jrve. close to equipment, kind of tractor. Earl Wlllltn, 4HD ]lrice at Tawney Jewelers. i.oapltal. see this for a good Single or tandem axle, make 2 FORMAlS, stylish, size 10. For Rent IStf value. Wayne Amlllaey, 446a $RMI'I'B PEST CONTliOL Cal) 446-159g, I~ & year of trailer, number of 4-ROOM furnished apartmenl 3 BEDROOM home, modern P'REE !nlpectlon. ea1l - ules. Pay Is 73 per cent net with private bath. 1115 Second kitchen, large lot, only three 1963 FORD GALAXIE 5011 <08Merrill O'DeD, Operalor !fa' to operator, we pay ton mile Ave, Ph. 446-2215 or 446-2324. 1950 2-TON Chevrolet years old, large lot, let ua verUbie. Ph. f46.006l 139-.1 l!lmrmllaJ Termite 8lnlo1 taJ: and Health and wellare of 181-11 Cali 388-11407. help you rmance. EXTRA SPECIAL 10 !lelmoDt Dr. ., u Permanent Operators. Write GENERAL ELI"r.J'IUC portable FAMILY sJze filling station and Case Driveway Inc. 16200 omCE space for rent. CaD 1962 CHEVY Sport Coupe, good ONE STORY grocery, located in •mall vils~. 4 speakers, diamond condilion. 1375. Ph. 44~ Brookpark Road, Cleveland 446-1342 !rom 8 a.m. till I lage, good living quarters oo BiauUlul 2 BR home, iltcben lip needle, like new, fiS. :11!1· ·p.m. or 416-3737. UB-3 44135 Ohio. Phones area code Stale !Dghway. Call us for bu plenty eablneta, panellag Ia '1531, 12H 21~267-2930 aud 267·2931. No Uvlng room and large stone fire other features. Collect· phone calls accepted. FURNISHED apartment, <OR- 6 Fr. Poplar picnic tables, $15. place, batb, front parcb. GlJ Eveablp II PAYMENTS OF II tact Stella Arnold, Park Can· steve Needs, 367-mtl. 1~ liN forced air hMt, loc:ated J mi. Ruosell D. W... 4ft.4fU OR 141 CASH. MUJI sell IIIGI trot lfotel. 76-11 from city, only~ yn, old, on an Jolm I. 1\lcbards " .... sewing machine. Fully equip. ~EE OUR SELECI'ION of 12 1 EARN WHILE you learn major acre lot, owner Willis 1 quiCk Raoald K. CIDaday 141 1131 ped to zig zag, make buttoJ>. 60 ft. mobile homes before appllance repair. Write: Equl- SLEEPING rooms. weekly sale. Prlee $'1,1100. holes, sew on buttons, etc. 5 rates. Park Central Hotel. you buy. K & K Mobile Hommatrix 0-37-N, 3224 Geary RANCH HOME DIOD!hs old. Guaranteed. CaD Blvd., San Francisco, callf. '11-tl es,PI. Pleasant, W. Va. Paul Located In Addlsao, !lido. J 6'JS.3081. 139-lf or Gary Northup 675-30110. 91118. tK-8 BAIRD REALTY CO. BR, bath, balement, fur. • RM. UNFURN. apartment, 116-lf naee, garage In buement, clsOscar Baird, Realtor 1111 8'I'BRBO 34% Smithers st. Plt. m tern water, S acres of land. VaHelp Wanted 02113. 124-tf GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok- IDVELY WALNUT COIIIOie wllb 173 ACRES MEN or WOMEN - No age 11er coal Carl Winters Rio AM a. FM radio, automatic: Hero's a good farm with 2 stol')' oant ean be BOeft lilY tlme. mlt. Se"e customers with na- APARTMENT, I bedroom, unGrande.· Phooe 24~11S. a.tl !lDaUng turn table. Take uver frame home, plenty bldg.. 4 WILLGI tionally known products in payments of 15 per IIIOIIIh • lurn. Equipped with range & sprlnga, elslem and weD, plea. One My home witb lllu ~ pay hslance due, 1110.43; Ibis city of Gallipolis. Experience, refrigerator. Ph. 446-0208. IF YOU are buDding a new ty pasture, % A. tob. base, rben, 3 BR IDe batll, storm wlnset aold much blgher. Try I! Investment unnecessary. Write home or remodeling, see ,., 12&-tl aome bottom land, located 011 dcnn .... doors, ~ Jol, wllb In your home. CaD fl5-3081. Watkill9 Products, Inc., lJ.Itl, IIJie 2 ear gsrqe 111 W o1 blacktop rd. We are buDders. Dl!trlbutor Winooa, Minnesota 55117. 15-1 SMALL OFFICE room, ground ~ lot. for Holpolnt Appllan<eo, ADJ. Farm Machinery floor, 32 Locust St. D. H. son Electrle. 154 If 1nd Furniture PART OR FULL TIME - conFOR SALE: IIPINI!ll' I'1&NO Wood, 446-11166. 12&-tl tsctlng mothers In this a<ea, • LOW. LOW. PRICI!S m )fat- WANp:D, mponslble party to Here's your chance to buy an car helpful. Write E. A. Fresh- A'l'I'RACTIVE CO'ITAGE, 2 tab over low IIIOIIIbiJ Plf- 10 A. farm and real nice 2 bedtresses. Rice Bad Corbin Fur· water, P. 0. Box 906, Hunting. bedrooms, adults pref•rred. lllture. • If menll 1111 • oplnet plano, Call room home and bulU In kltton, W. Va. 25712. UH Harry R Bailey, Upper River be loeally, 1l'rltl Credit rhon, bath, fuU basament, fuel Manager, P.O. llol m, !Ill& oU furnace, pond, \fo A. tob. Rd. I~ AIL types of bolldlng materbaae, plenty bldg., some Umber, byvllle, Indlaa, Jail, block, brick, .._. pipe, loeated on blacktop road .Ju Female Help Wanted FURNISHED aoartmenl for windows, lintels, etc. lhude Springfield Twp. WOlfEN FOR PART tlme work rent. Ph. 446-29-11. Winters, Rio Grlllllle, 0. CH INI Estlfe For S.le 130-tf 1n Gallla eo. Write eort cos-· $~500 5-5121 alter $. • tt REAL ESTATE. 545 Hilda Dr. metb, U37 So. loth St. Iron- ONE FURN. APARTMI!:NT and 25 A .. 4 room home, aome fruit, J'alrvlew Subdlrilloa. Rt. •• ton, Oblo 45e31. J3S.I sleeping rooms weekly or SIGNS OF ALL KIND. lllm- New 4-bedroom, brkk IIIII aome timber, located eloie to T)>coon Lake. monthly. 446-22011. J30.llll 11101111 Pig., Phone ~W'f. frame, lpllt-level boule. IJS.II men!. klr ...... Bunt Ia Office ..... 4fUI'II u Bn. Wanted TIPPID ovea IIIII eledrlc DnJW~,ft.~ SOMEONF. to c"l. baD, and buy 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 21 Gallla Ave. 170 a month. Ph. ~ OFP'ICE .JIURNJTUliE, ma- burnen. Carpet !root room Robelit L. Jlafrd, Pk. Ill aM hsy crop. Call ~1. I~ 47112, 13$.$ cblneo and ll!pplleo. IJim.. _. hall. I\fo Bdll. l'lellliJ of m0111 Pfc. • Office Equip. cloMI IIJIIIC!e. lilule "Gtllplel. ROME FOR 4 LOVELY kltlell9 ~ ' 2 BEDROOM TRAR.ER. nter PhGnt 441-W'f. ed, nad)' to IIIOY1I IIIIo, lee ~"'-· 1»-S furnilhed. Near Suntet RaIIIII alee bome. ~ .t REDUCE SAFE, llmple a a d JIIQt . and C«bbD Fll'ldluN taurant oo Rt. 35. fH-31111. filii with Gobese tableta. OaiJ 01. c.o UN For~... Att« • CliJ 18e. Gillingham Drup. 1JO.II ~· ._II FURN. APT.. 631 Fourth A.,., Sohlo Service Station AIM one hslf double near Pl. • VW dation wagon, caD tft. BY AI lllldl Dr., 'lrt7. ,v IH l"'nne1r 8ubdlY. Operate your own bustnm. Pleasant CaD Wayne Amsr ...._ Minimum lnve!lment plan bary. ~ brld:, fullliMeJnoeM with nc. fllr th~ right person. Paid FOR BALE. LEASE or !ll!l!IT IUIIIII and lhower, IJvlni roOm. tralnlng. LARGE UPSTAIRS apartment, - buslnesl buDding Ia lleart with bttlll4ll boobllllftl, ,.. of buslnesl dlslrlct. I'll. ~ IIIW ldlehen willa . ~ . 3 bedrooms, conveniently lo1115 or 4"-2874. cated. Ph. 446-28911. llt-3 ,.., """"' eall . - . . , . ; b1r IIIII lotldl of . "" 8 'oeilgn Cil.f ----- .. r. a., ..oLD'S ..u Dillon Agency E • w. a · . IJ ~Chureh I DhJ I Gol&ldl ll ONIIIU..W....- 3 ,,no .... .... '-· .... II DIBI.th~er 1 t 10::10 il UYirw Wonl 'I .... _ I look lP 6 WJIII , I Ed s.lliftl r.C•dll~ a Bonanu 8 Srnochen Brothen IS Mori1 I TV.CWII ' I hrllli1Jit 11 HanWeffnd" . 12::10 ·- 10:00 3 Hip Chi&Jarral 8 ..ulorn knlo111trle U100 I"""'" '"' U:tl JIM ... ,.,... I l:IO I Mental ile&J01 1.1 J"t. -W aktr• ·J .W.. \ ' ' ht5 -a.. 2!00 !, ·:. a- -.un. JwNEi "" m.u Gallipolis 446-3742 r ~ •Iter 6'p.m. r· ' t ellllalll. t.p '... ... . ROOM HOUSE with beth, 48 USED TROMBONE, t31. CaD ~Wwltll~tlri. 44f.40if alter t p.m. IIJ.If · .... •!' .. f« • • .IJI'.jf, NeD Ave. 446-0464. 12f.3 . ·' ·'' «" •I 9:30AM' -WMQV 1360 Han) a.uonir -· lh:KI 3 Ta.iebtShoW I MoYle " 11:46 7:H ' .. Maldl Gull 4:30 3 Mr, cartoon 8 F.m!Jy Theatre 3 Mlk...l))uala!i Show 8 CIIUin Karlguoo 13 N01flywed 01me 9:311 I SKret storm 13 Wyatt Eaf1) ~:811 ""' ~ 3 Newa Pkture U 8 Ctilhal Newa t:entral 13 Nen Grtmn 6:JU Nl"ll"6 - li:IHI ~ Cipltal New• Ceatral 13 Men Grlfiht 6:10 3 lluntitr-Brlr*.lt:r Rtoort .. & -.Wallllr.CnakUe I Ptnonalib" ~ollifQberr)" TwiiJ&tlt :Eon• 3 '"' 3 Shcrw l"IH 8:30 J Mo\ lt 8 Show 1"[11"1(' 13 It T1kn 1\ Thief 9:011 Dream llou&e l:all .3 Let'• Make A llNI I ..U the Workl Turn• IS Wedlirw Pari,)' 3 ;liewt , Weather, 1t~ort1 Our 3 I Lot~e II 1 $lendoffit Thi1111 JS Mc:Hale'1 Na~ 3 Thht: 3 Tonlallt Show 13 JOt} Bi&tql ~&Aipmq or tM Jqle 12:00 Cool McCool '"' 3 [Jpbeat 8 l.olltl Rupr New•, Weather, )l)orts 1:30 li:!O I lloYi1 I Roell Rwtner "-*ti~ '68 . U:iiO 3 Tonilflt ~ ' :tao .,....,._ 8 1M 811!1• Allawan 6:45 I COrn Cob Htport 7:00 u Glol')' Rod 7:30 8 !iltiPJ JetJv• !ilolr OMiarl C...rou..a 8:00 11 Kanoon ll.anl¥11 .... ·-- :1. lllkl l:tlullu hw 9:30 '"' 3 AnotMr WorJd 8 To T1lllhe Trulh . u r...ral Holi91tal 8 The Blble Anl1fWI .,... ',....._ '"' 3 Y• lbn't S11 ... .... U .C.U•GGM KaniYill I 3 Nrt canDall 8 F...u,''l'Mitre ...... .... 13 . Tile Nflrl)1rlld Gune Tr1lih or Cg~~•*•-rn 1:111 .... IS Nm, - Frink RQDO!Ittl ,, ...... Jl N.n - F'mlk lttyDalda '"" i'-....- ~·euun '~ 1 J.4PoV!I,.. BlrfrtWI:r: HU..Ike . ll Dlell D.fttl . (~;,· I. w vo!liir DiP ~ 11101 :~::.._ ~-~ ' :l'iwotdoi• ' s ,.... PkbiMt a CIIPhll NIH Ctltnl TIJF.SDAY 11 Min OrllDI ' :· .... H::SO - 3, "The Pink Panhi"" - PH!r s.llu~o Darid Nhw1 11:20 - I, "Tantra Baac:tJ. had'' - hni.D JllatJI. - · · J ..le Adlml WEQJiESDAl" 1:00 - IS, ''Dill 'M' F« llta'*r" I.Aunnw ~ "'"". Dtaat CiletUo a,....~.._. 711D' I Vlrolfiloo ......... · trbililtil · llill I Wlhli' "" • . """' .,., .._, ,._ ...... II Law · II WUdWIYWIIt f . BdbGnlwn d .. A....w.n. •, *":;a . l •Goooii' .... , ~- . i • ::-:-:""""1' . \ ; \.: ,j •·. # ' lt 'Ti:ileti. ~ .~' .... I ...... a llopn'• Heroes 9:30 8 Petticoat Jt!Mdoa ..... ' ......, ~ 10:30 13 llsuu aDd Anlwen .' -· 11:00 11 w-..Ntw, u lL:lf CIUllwn.. ·"· 11:45 3 New• U:OO I Lata Kovie *" 7:0CI - s, "Pridt d: lbe rinti" - Jot.. Garfield, EIIQOC Par~er I:OG - 8, "C&ll Ye Bnlltt" - Bop Hope, AJdta Ek- .... U:20 - 8, "CUIIOCDI A&ut" - William Eytbe, MarjOrie Reynolds f11IDAY 1.3 1 "RiM and FliJ or 1.1ge Diamond'' - RIJ' 9:110 - 8, "Tc.t*l.pl" - Meu.. Mer«WW, Peter u.. ' . ~ U:20 - R, "Tilt GilrltJ ol. Theuly" - Rolm:l Car- ., ' .... J. . . 1 ............ 7:110 - ... ""''*" c.··~·· 3 Rlwldde 1:08 13 The !Wrbwed c.un. 9: 00 - 3, ''The Fu Horl.• son~" ChlrUon He• ·-"" ·-· .·..-. .. :.: ... ... ........-· 115 11· ( ~. cy 11 The~GUDII t:30 :t Mr. l.:.rtaan I filmily '111M&rt 11 The Ntwb'ft!l .... 11 TNt. II I' ~IIINinoMnl .~ litryGrD j ""'' 3 ... lch fJaJne 3 r.:.eorn Ttlettn !.~:= """ PScare· . • MlaD:Iuilu!ilolr camero~~Mit- MONDAY 7:011 - 13, "Old Man IIIII the Sea" - Spencer Tra- 1:18 .... Kartoo!i .... ................ .... 8 Papcom Theltre U ar 1 liiiP1 Jafftu 911111 IS C1Muy cam.ut~, Nalt11 Qml queror"- 13 IJU'Ii~l '"' !IIMiow• HoiPital. 3 Y011 Q)n.'t lllQ 8 Eclle Nll:ht 13 Oiurch ot Cllrllt ~ I ~ 13, "ArlorOUI M'"entllroa ol Moll l-1anden" - Kim Novak 11 :30- B, "CUAr, the~ " 9:00 - . ~ 13 8:45 I Corw Cob llpJrt I F4• of Nl&ht 13 [Ute ... 3 AnDthlr World 8 To Tell the Truth ilia- n. Pri.oner 13 1lll D1WW Gamt ~ 13 Sawrday Sccae d:U '"' 11M~ 8 11:20 "" ..._.., 3 Bal lbtil 13 Joe)" Bi•tallilow il 13 Holi)'WOOII 3 Kartoon Karni'lll.l .khlnf Quest IS Am.-lean BandiiWd ..... "" 8 M;yTiu... bt• 13 I.-rene. Weill 8 u "" Kil'c Kotw 1~10 13 Min Ia l SuiiClM 11:00 :1 News, WMtMr, ~na 13 3 Thtlllli;lctora 8 IWII Pllrll I J Tilt &q G.ru ll:a<l :t Porter Wqoner 1:., 13 Cowbo)" In ~· ~lclt.?'-' ' 13 TheBMdu 10:00 Ov.r LJvu ~lenclilrtld ~00 ' ....... 13 C.f"il! 13 McHdt'l Ntt) 8 Mov}e Live ~ Movie 13 Ptycon Pllc:e ... ~~d: eoneae QUeen haem. "" • Clmmlf'OI - - 8 13 That Glrl 9:30 I"'Newl t'lo:tun a Lon 11 a uao ~ 8 IJ Weddlni i'UQ 8 t:apilal Newt Central U :\"1'11'11 Wuther, ~n• ..1 3 '_..,. 0:00 lfllm Hotlff 1:30 l Lef• llllahe A Deal I ,\a the World Turn• lnndln IJ:OO "" 11:30 " (." ~ 1~111 car an:1 Tnoell 3 ~ Prelldent 6 HtrculoldS \ 13 Thl Fan~.~IUc FMII' 10:00 13 13 Btwllc:lled Nl.d ~ B Jackie Oblilll'r .'i!Qw IO:OU 8 U 3 Wd ~ New• Pit ture 8 J~c:kle ObJ~r !lho• . ~ i:30 8 Good at.rniJII World Ia 1\:,'J',I',U, 1:00 8:ao 8 Gu.Jdilll: Ur tu 3 flluyle 8 GJtdlna IJ&Ill 3 Baseball 13 t' i¥111: NLUI 12:JO ~ Eya GH11 ~ Sitan:ll for TornoiTU'II I:S T....lt,U'IIIIIe 12:45 '611 3 13 Jourtll;}' lO Centtr ol fArth U:OO a BJI'Qnan 'I Gll.IIQ Trio 8 Uoby Dick l ~ IIJ&htor 8: 00 I8 'Love " "of " 'Ufe 13 ~iiChed '-· .. 1..:311 _ ~· . 3 Silo1IICIII I Goliath 8 The Jr. ~e Ghost 3 To Be ,\IVlounced !3 .'liec:ond Hun<hd YMrf. fill America College f BUty Graham 13 GarriiOn'• GorUiu 8:00 .. ~ 3 calllorlllanl 13 World of~ ""' 8 Fl"ll\kenllteln Jr: 13 Gaq~er Carloon 13 ""' J The Jlollywood .'Squarl' I' Olt~ Van l.lyke 12:00 3 l-.1ectlan '68 12:4$ ~·of .s ,'-b',.ol YtrMrQ t:30 ...., 3 FlinP&OMI ........ 3 l'erii(N.IIU' 11:30 a 12:30 3 EJ• Gue u B SN.rcll for Tomorrow 13 Tr..t wre I•le 3 Huntltt-Brlnkley Report I Walter Cronkite 7:01) 3 !SqU.Cuavlll! 11:00 .. 8 Ca••llan Oplfl c.wn Kugaroo 13 Foreign l.edoMaJrtl 6:00 t;aodld Camera WeU1 Farp lO:lO 3 ConetTtrallon 8 Btverl¥ llillbUlie~ 13 Dick ca~eu 7:00 11 ::10 J FnD.k Re)'rllld1 :mapJ..._. 3 ........ ~e&Pal• U Well• far!IU ~10 N et~~ l - f rtnk RIJI"IIId1 13 ..3 1¥11"1 Picture 3 Hollywood Square! 8 ~ tian ~ke ll:OO 3 J~lb' a lmeol ure 13 Bftitc:lled 8 8 F'amlly Thtlltt l3 The Newlywed Glme :i:Qtl 3 Htwhlde 13 Tn11h or Coni~"" 13 .,. 8:00 3 3 I Cedld Cullen I 7:4S 4:30 3 Mr. (."artoon 10:00 L:ar1oon1> 3:15. Tllll We Bellt" Ul 13 satuniQ' MilUM. 13 Nllahbor• 3 Rawtdde 13 Trulh or Con&tqueMH 5:311 3 ~ JIICI!PPtnt Weill FIUJO 111:30 3 Conc:entrat.lon . 8 ·, Benrl~ Hlllblllle. 13 Dick C&H!It • ..lhllll ,. .... 13 KartDon Kan:dval 9:10 3 Mille l)Jugla5 ::iiOW a CIPtlin Karcaroo 9:l0 8 Slcret storm 13 WyctEarv 8 Popcorn Thaalro 13 The Dltin8 Game U Kar1001111.unh.a R 4:0U u GlorJ ._,... n 3 Jolin'~ r\lmanac 3 Mitch ( ;1me 8 Pqlcorn "llllltre 1:1 The Dlting l>lmt ~Jell'en~ 3 BuebiJI II Wre.Uh.:: 13 (iOIIIII 11&r1110111 7:00 8 Edge of Night 13 lar~ ~ldoW6 '"" a ~- 6:30 M TV IJa wsroom ~ :1 Yo.. llJn't 13 The Uvlna Word :s 1:00 '"" :1 ~ :'ftoW 13 lavr " liollalh 7:15 8l3 ~d: """' ICk lilldDW'l inlliiTIM...., 3:01 :1 hmther World I To Tell the Tntll l3 GeMral llolt)ltal OlmGD~~H41on ' 3 YOO lbn't !ii,J 7•10 I !iMIJ Jetr11n bbow ~ 3 ... ... ' 13 New Tellunellt U 6:)$ 8 The illble h.IIWen &4S ;, Anlther World 8 To T.U dill Truth ·n GeMral Holltltai 13 11 ....... ~ I ... ,,., '..._ 3 New• I C.,UI NIWI c:..nl 11 11¥1... l"b'M s '"" ..... ... .... DIND.., s· I TwiiQ flrll ClrtYt)' 11 Outer Limit• . -· ~ 6110 il (~mal Klrwloot I ~ fi)Wileo Beat ' .....1" 7:00 3 F11~ 8:DII '· IlliG 1~ ••oo McGee Report '"' ·· " ·:· · ·~ s WahDIIM1 " Gent.il Ben U IIUWiakl• aan.,_• Fran~ v.,... I 'l'hllllthe.Llh I c--.1'11•• s 3 I W•le 13 ' tMi ..... 1:45 run < .. ... 3 The l.bctorl 8 Houlll l'ut,r 13 Tile_. Ganle 5:30 a_ AIMIIur Holll" I lUI Aedlreon !iiDW I Faith for Today 11 J..iDUi dtt IJotMir1td . Open g Tenn. Twcedo 1.... Mon.·1.hru Fr.• ~ il War TN• Weetl I SIJW~.JiolllltJel I .,._ ... Jtrtr ·- u.~ ""' 8 Uwtac Word """'*' ~~~~:-;:;::~:~~:;;;:::r.::;:- Elam'a S Ulm Cob Report 3::111 13 Hollywood & The Stars li ........ ""eke• Frlclo,y m ·her malden trip In a!lei'IIOOII tile PlltsbUrib~lnellllatl tracto In ~ of 'Captala . LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY HOUR • a DJod.busfneu. Rucker, a ••.,. el!"'er and ...,. tlemanl)l young navlptor !rom 1 JUNE 141 1918 - THE Verite•\' ,New Orleans. IDs bro.ttl.er, olso . SWo1n wtU eater thePittllbui-ib- a mastsr and pilot, latemporar0 N• TLHI 01 Parkeroburs trade st ooce. Cll)- Uy In charge of the at- · l!~~~:~::;.;.!~:~~:.:::::~w~.~v:s.:.JI;~ lain hrey SWain, owner or the, flee. _, &I> ~= 10 I-· .... ' PI'OI!I'••• · the largeat and Plltobufl(l beat boat clod< planto band New Orleana and baa been doiD& 13 Talent IIWJI o. •• - .ERNID THORNE '· .; ' drl•er• •• . Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convcnicni Reference .. PAiliNG. For. Farmen L---------...! •t ot....,. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing •. CUSTOM SPRAY I Texaa and wllh ~pllolll will l\liiiO' a ~.. , 1J11P11 paekor for file Oblo lllver. The Elam•haa CCJ!I)· pound machbieti 111<1 ~. bOll, ko illowed Zl1 pou!lll• The boot la-laot and' but io few years old and t.1 Ia fltat ,clas• <OIId!UilL 1 n Ia ,_ up Ia rlvei lldww• at01111 the river ID patrcnlze ilte LfboJtl' rransltCo.,rellllblebualnellmell tit Wheeling and ownera a( the Eflm and Omjlha It 11187 ctostre a boat line. We will watCh with Interest the or the line wltleh ha~ anIICO,IIIeed ~ will C8l'l'1 freiallt at raDI'Oiil Tale& and inBUranee , lncluclod. TlllameansJOUr!relllll · will tie IIIOYed than by rail and with potiUve aasiarance that. all frelibta will be secure t...i "*" =·~Jm~:r=: IIPIUNG BAUS. . . IL\VII KANY ·~..s. 1'011 OJ' biles. r.... •· Off.U6Ma 1J7.I 2oe: The Elam Ia abfs\.oUonboot w1t11 a earr')'ll18 ·~a( 3JOO lile II I'Oiilllr 1J!!11 ~ .4 lUll .-bl)i for .paNenier.o and 4 IIi• DOWN GOosi!:BEaRJI!:S 50c galiOn. · Brllig ~PDtalner and p1c1t them. Residence of Parmer Fisher, Lower River Rd. · ' name . ' . For S.!!O MAN'( USES 12SThll'lfAw Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. P. 0. Box98 Ravenswood, W. V1. BE'ITY'S Beauty Shop, Clipper Mills. Regular · $1& Permanent, Now $'1.50. Shampoo and set $2.110. Open evenings by appointment. 446-1650. ISII-3 I . NI:RSES:-R. N. Industrial ,,_ All . . .... rtdrkt.l ') ' ' ,' Hel.., E· ln her wild rJdo laot JUNE 13,1918- ADEAL111Ja · SWain, at Peoria, ..... arllllld winter In ths ICl' !toni bere to i>ut Ulr<MIIh Wodnesda,)o In · 1'1. ' on ·tbe boot~~~~~~ lumdor ebarE\<ansvU,le. The at tile Hel· Ploaaanlln wbleh Jol1n W. ]lob, tor. ~ baa <lOIJIIIOIIIII( (O!Idousen E. ¥JI be. ebanied 16 tbe S. bard elf l'fl!lburib balo!Uentii)'OI' Jng maehineri', two at·the eylw L. DoQalas, ·tt Ia, l'tlJIOrled and Ule entire plaot Of tile Kanf.ilba clori movllli up and down evths, ,..JCei' wlll be~r/!1041 In · lloek Co. . -., ~ llie.- 1 makea ~ revllio Wheelllil.(:l"'' trade. CaptalnJ!ubbir.famv.l- ·~ ' N?.·.oll# ~.., Ttie' S. L; Elan! I soon en- Wedneacla¥ -llicl 1114 p~r~r;.~ · 1M ~ JIIYer lids ldnd at tar tho PUioburp •, ClnelnllaU t~~rvlllon at the doal,' It 11 ..-: ~I!'- 1114, and one 0!1· fracto, A)'S hei' aga, Coloiltl ported that ttll Kaaa'lib!L~I!'d &~Deer ean handl~ ~ enstne• Dora Poe.' h Is. a bla lrellbt the Pl. Plioam Jiocld ,w bt «!!I tlj\1 ~l,olr', . ean:Jer' lad !'!"''d·by Ulo lJber. cono6llclaled undlir . .. llllllilt' · Wharflnlar llcn!IIIY olllal v ~ CO., Whoellna. If Ia mont. Thlo Ia ths lvpat ~r . tllot onolller.IIIIP will be placed Q!d !Iii• ~· eau""\1.a !011· deal ~-· . •• •..... ·In' ·011 lliO ~ ,:... a . ~..,_ llaiiGab)'IIOII4inswh-own··- ~· . .....,,... ~~ ' fentie 8181 . . . . ~ erl llone the ,' -f Oblo .River lids aaetloft or th~ Oblo ·oDe! tluc1< Wllt•er7mq<b tllat Uley wlll'maJCe Ill lilt raiea In yeara. ' ..:..C~ota IIMil' have bd.arsed·on fre!ii!Jt and whsrfa&e John w. IIUbbard baabeeno;iil- ,~ i>llld!CIIlllicl h7bavlnllbut frOm the clilrerlmt toimo. er of tho ~btl c 1t y, .a ' llllp. Boa\ atapo on t h e ...!::_OmlhaPltl·"'·'!..,_io"~Parq>e~~.. ~. ~and - .il ·Ra· !lfjarlhoa( were~dfed by Ice -...... - -... -Ia oow Aid to ·!M> oonneded 111111 laot -.r.. Tho lrolil oil one f Ullo:,, ;.: C .burC. Neir andmodomelarilaljl)l tile Loulavill.¢lnclnnatl Packet . . . ~re found by a junkman ' be •plaeed on ths tranalt line's CO. The Kanawha Doek proper1;y In lbelilad lui week. boail · and POW nlethodo will be has been for Ale for 10111e lime lolloWed'In the GI)OraUon ot Ulo It baa been reported, SATI111DA'Ir, .nme 15; 1918 · hoaia. The Kanawba Dod! Ia -at The S. L. Elam pasaad' - <rthere's No .Vacatit)n ·.for The ~Success "Of Want Ads:. • • TheY, Work All The Timef . • t/ ' ... '' •r •' . . .' . . .. . .. ~ """" """ - I, ed.. - na.. U:~ .,. " 'Jb41 Mill I• ArmClark, N1r7 SAnJRDAY -·- 9:00 - 3, "Ftu!nlr Drum Seq'' - Nuey Kwan. 11:20 - 8, ........ n.y AllnOit ..t..fntbld'' - llriaD Dcdett. JfilnlADI 11:11J - IJ."hllp=sniOut. tr . . . . 'llllil ........ -"""' ,_.. ,, 'l '' �.... •• ., ~ ~RtineJ, ~ ~ June~ t6,i ~968 . I ., ' . 1 . .' . .., ' . . -· . .. . ' .I CI.AIIIPIID lATH OM OQ - O,bt thae "" eonHf'ltlft ,..,.. - . HelpWanled lfc Uau 11t 11M ftra ....-u.tl\'t 11.111 tee llDII .u..rttllq ordeHd tor ll'NP&w _ , ,..... wll1 tbM ·" '*' ...... lj tal tiiDr ,...,.r .;ta_.nc.t&cml and to UN n••lar Dallr' Tllbua. ttl ... M tJpa lD- . Immediate openings. exllt tor qualified registered nurses. either college trained or ·lllll'llng school graduate. Previous IDdustrial experience deslrtd but not required, Position requlrel rotating shift WGtk. ..ttoo. - o\81 eiiiQe tude 1a tile DriJiall ,PP7 e~mtt\ed for C'laulftH ad...-. WID lMI clr.arllil the nte fll ror each chaDII.U. Kderwl for tllne or 1111 u .... aDd ttopsle4 bdoN ..,muon wUI 1M dlarttd. lor onlJ RUtllbtr i)f timet lht ad ,... lllftlfll. DtadU-.: t!IO ,,.., delb' ua4 tt .,_IMnt \loe .........,.,. Excellent salary. liberal fringe benefits. Good working conditions•. lost HEREFORD Cow. Has one eye. Brown and While. Burgett on Keystone Rd. 388-8754. I~ For further Information, ccmtacl R. S. Bohner. Noti~ • .. ., for Slit r Alulilau• · I . ., ~· .X . ' ' X,Dtlll Sheets UHdOffMt....._. HAVI ' l School Subjects ' 1110 PER CENT HU~'"' hair faD, medium brown with hslr . baad. Hall price S.O. Ph. 4«6- · ..1572; . \ 111-tf . ,~, 8for11.CIO Gil'...... t:: .., ......... Used furniture: REFWGP.:RATOR, ehest type · ~. bedroom suite, livIng room suite, 3 chairs, aad tables, box springs, television, floor light, 2 con springs. Rice & Corbin F'um!ture, yalltll' ISM CRISS CRAFT CRUJSI!lR,. 25 ft., 185 HP motor. sleeps I; excellent lhfoup.ut, also Ooating boat house, both at Galllpolla Boat Club. Pbone Middleport 992-2881. 139-lfe For Rent DoYouW1rit Your ProP!Irty , SOLD .•. WI: .CAN SELL rr- 1B ARI w=a ~~m~mrc= IDVJa. MOTHER "Doing Ver.v NIC.Iy' A'ND Till CHILDUN' TOO . ·~E II, 1918 - THE aide· wfiiol Ol'OUri!Oo Verne SWallrls .me !W"for Whe'altnr from Peo•· U. The ~ W.. boUt in 1913 "and haB bean ·ci>artered ID nm bot1roift Wheolhiland Pltlaburib· by dapWn Fred HDni>rook and C&ptaln Hareylloila11f. WJTU FLINTY Of BOOM TO PLAY IN 3 ROOM AND BATH fum. apt. 26164 THIS 8PAClOU8 YARD AND Utilities paid. Also large ef. COMI'OM'ABLE e· R()OJl HOD An Equal Opportunity Employor 1'BIIa OWN. 'n1LL BUIflclency apt., 32! Third Ave. REVIVAL NOW In progress at er. JONT. NICK lrlODIRH' JDI'• lSI CIII:N, LAllOIE BEDROOMS. 81"1'· Pb. 446-3741 or ~- 1~ · Ash Street Free Will Baptist T12R LOOJC SIPORE rl"8 IOL'D, Cllurch In Middleport held by; Low LowDown Wenteclto Rent ONE DUNCAN PIIYP'E sofa, Rev. John Mayhew from W. ForS.Ie kneehole desk, cblldren's gym Payment Va. 136-12 RETIRED COUPLE desiring to NEW GMC 11lUCK locate permanently In OoJU. set with slide, like new, wbee1 G.l. Nothing Down polls or wllhin 10 miles, want HEADQUARTERS chair with controls. ~15. THIS BRICK AND PRAD 18 THE HOUSF. OF WILSON, ExoPRU%D roa Q1JI(Z SALJ: 0. D. PARSONS now or later, ··fiVe or s!J: 1964 GrAC Suburban ISH tic Fish & Supplies, open 9 tOWNER IIEADJ:n SOU'J'H), JN. RIW.TOR CLUDBB I IIBDROOMB. BUILT room clean, modem boUJO, ga1964 210 T. GMC a.m. - S p.m. TUesday thru lN Kl'I'CIIBN, DIININ'G AREA • Farm, V111a1e, City Pl'liO"""petotttvt rage. No pets. Relit up to fiG. 1962 210 T. Cbev. AFRICAN VIOLETS for sale, GARAGE. LAJlGE lm. BOUD Saturday, Sunday and Monday IS 2 MO. OLD. PRICE .11,800.00. Pbo110 44MZII per month: local and Spfg. redifferent size plants In bloom. 1955 Cbev. Van Trucl: by apoointment. First road Very Live1ble Home · Wow! What A Builcll ferences. 1'. G. O'Bryant, 38 1958 % T. GMC pickup Ph. 367-7511. IIU left be;ow Pleasant Point Rel!last Cassiily St., Springfield, 11156 2 Ton Studebaker truck That's wbat you'D II)' wMII Fine For Children sort, watch for signa. Phone LOOK AT 'nOS NIAll Nn' S Ohio, l»t 1964 2 T. Intematlooal STEREO-RADIO you see the construction end 675-1065. :r:og~. BW-<2IN~~1'_t floor plan of the new :10' • lotr 1955 10 T. Do~ge pickup OOMBINADON LA"ftOE RQoMY KrrcON. DlM· 1966 1% T. Dodge trud: Business Opportunity RECENTLY repossessed, beauBRICK RANCH. Private and lNG .ARU, FULL BASIDIENT Plumbl"g & Helflng Male Help Wanted 1951 I T. Chev. tiful cabinet, like new, BalAND I CAR OAR-\GE. ALL ON SPARE TIME INCOME spacious on 6 acres at nature's LEARN BARBERING for UfeA. LARGI: FLAT LdT W1TH CITY 1955 IT. GMC ance due $7!.60 or monthly REFILLING aud collecting moDI!:Wm•s PLUM8INO UTJLITDS. WE'LL HELP n . best on Rt. Ill. 'nlree B.R., dme career. Approved for NANCB. 1954 I10 T. Ford ney from NEW TYPE high.. payments. Also: NEW and Two baths. One of a kind. CsU AND llEATINO Veterans and Student Loans. quality coin-operated dispens- 1958 2 T. Int. Tractor USED STEREOS, for example, today. aoun!: 160 at Evergreen. Pb. $9750- 3 Bedroom Call or write for Information. Yl8 ... ND IT'S NRAR N!W ON ers in your area. No selling. 1963 12 T. Chev. pickup a maple steteo-<'adlo comb!· 441-f/111. mu MACEDONIA lOAD A PLAT LOT IN TOWN. WI: Early enrollment available. To qualify you must have car, 1910 % T. Chev. Pickup nation. 4 speakers, excellent WilL SII"OW ANY TOO. 1.61 Acres, 5 rooms and bath, Huntington BartJer College, 750 aound. Pay $95.45 or moothly references, $600 to 12,9110 cash. 1960 2 T. GMC Ol!lNE PL\!ftl ' wrra__ Third Avenue, Huntington, W. baoement. new !umace, some 1962 I> Too Chevrolet Pickup Seven to twelvo hours weekly payments Of 16.110. Cali 446PUJMBINO a. BEATING fumilure, small barn, vaeant. Va. Pltone S2U311. 139-3 I Mlnneapolls Moline Power can net excellent monthly Inllml. 139-3 ~tDipoll, :le:al Estate For Sale WI: CAN'T SELL Unit come. More full time. For perIll 'tt SIJB.CONTRACTOR Lead D. H. WOOD, Realtor The North Galila School, but New 60" Rotsry CuMers - DIAMONDS ARE A girl's best sonal Interview write WJND. carpenter with crew, must we can sell you one of the fillPhone 446-1066 SOR Distributing Company, 6 $299.50. Newj8.25 x 20. 10 ply friend, until she finds Blue Insurance have own tools and transpornylon tlre,! $55. Inc. Federal (D) N. Baiph Ave., PittsLustre for Cleaning carpets. A BEAUllFUL oounfrY home est farma on Rt. 1110 aei'OII from FOR ALL YGUI' lnluranee aeedl, tatioo. This is year round emtax. located on one and one half NG, wltb !be iarg..t frontage burgh, Pa . 15202. Include ,,.1 Rent electric shampooer $1. ebed: with your 0ranp II· ployment with good pay scale. acres . A wonderful vit:w. A between Galllfl!llla 1111d Vlnt<m. phone number. 139-2 Oble VaHey Implement Gil, -· Farmer's Hardware Co. 13~ enls at the Neal las. Agecy, We operate and build 12 I:SS Pine ' St. Pb. 441-ZAZ. three large bedroom borne Buy 20~ A, 46~ A, 105 A, or 84 State 81. Agenls fllr IIIIo, months a year. Have a back· 1!0 If IT'S INEXPENSIVE to clean with closets, very mndem an 172 Acres. 'l'bree )10111111, d· Camping Equipment fire,.' . Homeowaen, halplla! log of houses. Apply in person Thurm111, Ohio with a colored bath, full base- lo, limed. Ready to go. It's ap rugs and upholstery with Blue TRADE IN VOUK TENT and pneral UabUity. ~ between B and 10 a m. Mon33 years elperien,re 1968 HONDA !10 Hondamatlc. ment with shower, large car to YOU! Lustre. Rent electric shamON A NEW 1968 Apache Camp. day and Tuesday, Jim Walter Phone 24~269 or Maintenance logged to date. port. A family size young orFARMS pooer 11. Central Supply Co. lng Trailer. Camp In a luxurNATIONWIDE INSilB'ANC.'E Homes, Old Rt, 52, Chesa· Centrll So11 t~63 Actual mile• - 3.175. Price chard, if you want a countrY We !lill have aome fine farms 13$-6 ious new Apache Ramada. AUTO, lire, II&. 41 Sltle peake, 0. 136-1 $175. Dick Thomas, · 507 ' home see this. Shown by ap. and vacant land close In on good Sleepo 8, dinette, 3 burner Fourth Ave.. Ga!Upolls. Tele.._ . ~ ·- ~~ w~ Browu, -ti l ' pointment. ' ·· · roaa.. can the FAR'M'BRO!b!:ft • PORTRAITS of distinction. range, sink, galley cabinet, GAWPOLIII .,. 'Bmm. ~lilt. liM! STEEL BROKEII FOR phone 446-2879. 127-ff Black and white or quality Ct). l BEDROOM home in excellent today! ice bor. couch, plenty of stor4311 Second A · ,, .: CLEVELAND TERMINAL condition, ready to mo~e In, lor. Weddings, family groups, RENTALS age space. Special deals durAcross from Post Olllee FOR OPERATION between 1957 FORD retractable, 6 good hardwood floors, modem elec- % BEDROOM lumlsbed apart. children. Tawney Studio. 13$-6 Ing the month of June. Alao 9hlo & West Va., mUJI be . Pboae f46.llll tires. Call 44~12. 137-3 tric stove, two full baths, full ment. Newly redecorated. U\flother models. Used bargains Your Emersoa Dealer ~vmgton owner operaklrs, flats wlth WHETHER YOU ARE on a basP.menl, one room furniture lties furnished, Adults pre~etr. ,. -3 like new tents, your choice 1966 PLYMOUTH Sate111te. Call or without removable sldel, ed, thrift budget or In the 'sky's with fitt·place. Shower In $50. Amsbary Apache Trailer 44&-1022 after I p.m. 137-6 can usa operators for KJ.. the limit" category, you11 find ~,..ment, two car port, It~ CALL SALEIIIIEN ~ TillE Ssles, 631 Fourth Ave. 15-tf Va., Tenn. Advise year ol Jay Slleppanl, 4H tilt the right diamond at tbe right .~ -cated on First Jrve. close to equipment, kind of tractor. Earl Wlllltn, 4HD ]lrice at Tawney Jewelers. i.oapltal. see this for a good Single or tandem axle, make 2 FORMAlS, stylish, size 10. For Rent IStf value. Wayne Amlllaey, 446a $RMI'I'B PEST CONTliOL Cal) 446-159g, I~ & year of trailer, number of 4-ROOM furnished apartmenl 3 BEDROOM home, modern P'REE !nlpectlon. ea1l - ules. Pay Is 73 per cent net with private bath. 1115 Second kitchen, large lot, only three 1963 FORD GALAXIE 5011 <08Merrill O'DeD, Operalor !fa' to operator, we pay ton mile Ave, Ph. 446-2215 or 446-2324. 1950 2-TON Chevrolet years old, large lot, let ua verUbie. Ph. f46.006l 139-.1 l!lmrmllaJ Termite 8lnlo1 taJ: and Health and wellare of 181-11 Cali 388-11407. help you rmance. EXTRA SPECIAL 10 !lelmoDt Dr. ., u Permanent Operators. Write GENERAL ELI"r.J'IUC portable FAMILY sJze filling station and Case Driveway Inc. 16200 omCE space for rent. CaD 1962 CHEVY Sport Coupe, good ONE STORY grocery, located in •mall vils~. 4 speakers, diamond condilion. 1375. Ph. 44~ Brookpark Road, Cleveland 446-1342 !rom 8 a.m. till I lage, good living quarters oo BiauUlul 2 BR home, iltcben lip needle, like new, fiS. :11!1· ·p.m. or 416-3737. UB-3 44135 Ohio. Phones area code Stale !Dghway. Call us for bu plenty eablneta, panellag Ia '1531, 12H 21~267-2930 aud 267·2931. No Uvlng room and large stone fire other features. Collect· phone calls accepted. FURNISHED apartment, <OR- 6 Fr. Poplar picnic tables, $15. place, batb, front parcb. GlJ Eveablp II PAYMENTS OF II tact Stella Arnold, Park Can· steve Needs, 367-mtl. 1~ liN forced air hMt, loc:ated J mi. Ruosell D. W... 4ft.4fU OR 141 CASH. MUJI sell IIIGI trot lfotel. 76-11 from city, only~ yn, old, on an Jolm I. 1\lcbards " .... sewing machine. Fully equip. ~EE OUR SELECI'ION of 12 1 EARN WHILE you learn major acre lot, owner Willis 1 quiCk Raoald K. CIDaday 141 1131 ped to zig zag, make buttoJ>. 60 ft. mobile homes before appllance repair. Write: Equl- SLEEPING rooms. weekly sale. Prlee $'1,1100. holes, sew on buttons, etc. 5 rates. Park Central Hotel. you buy. K & K Mobile Hommatrix 0-37-N, 3224 Geary RANCH HOME DIOD!hs old. Guaranteed. CaD Blvd., San Francisco, callf. '11-tl es,PI. Pleasant, W. Va. Paul Located In Addlsao, !lido. J 6'JS.3081. 139-lf or Gary Northup 675-30110. 91118. tK-8 BAIRD REALTY CO. BR, bath, balement, fur. • RM. UNFURN. apartment, 116-lf naee, garage In buement, clsOscar Baird, Realtor 1111 8'I'BRBO 34% Smithers st. Plt. m tern water, S acres of land. VaHelp Wanted 02113. 124-tf GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok- IDVELY WALNUT COIIIOie wllb 173 ACRES MEN or WOMEN - No age 11er coal Carl Winters Rio AM a. FM radio, automatic: Hero's a good farm with 2 stol')' oant ean be BOeft lilY tlme. mlt. Se"e customers with na- APARTMENT, I bedroom, unGrande.· Phooe 24~11S. a.tl !lDaUng turn table. Take uver frame home, plenty bldg.. 4 WILLGI tionally known products in payments of 15 per IIIOIIIh • lurn. Equipped with range & sprlnga, elslem and weD, plea. One My home witb lllu ~ pay hslance due, 1110.43; Ibis city of Gallipolis. Experience, refrigerator. Ph. 446-0208. IF YOU are buDding a new ty pasture, % A. tob. base, rben, 3 BR IDe batll, storm wlnset aold much blgher. Try I! Investment unnecessary. Write home or remodeling, see ,., 12&-tl aome bottom land, located 011 dcnn .... doors, ~ Jol, wllb In your home. CaD fl5-3081. Watkill9 Products, Inc., lJ.Itl, IIJie 2 ear gsrqe 111 W o1 blacktop rd. We are buDders. Dl!trlbutor Winooa, Minnesota 55117. 15-1 SMALL OFFICE room, ground ~ lot. for Holpolnt Appllan<eo, ADJ. Farm Machinery floor, 32 Locust St. D. H. son Electrle. 154 If 1nd Furniture PART OR FULL TIME - conFOR SALE: IIPINI!ll' I'1&NO Wood, 446-11166. 12&-tl tsctlng mothers In this a<ea, • LOW. LOW. PRICI!S m )fat- WANp:D, mponslble party to Here's your chance to buy an car helpful. Write E. A. Fresh- A'l'I'RACTIVE CO'ITAGE, 2 tab over low IIIOIIIbiJ Plf- 10 A. farm and real nice 2 bedtresses. Rice Bad Corbin Fur· water, P. 0. Box 906, Hunting. bedrooms, adults pref•rred. lllture. • If menll 1111 • oplnet plano, Call room home and bulU In kltton, W. Va. 25712. UH Harry R Bailey, Upper River be loeally, 1l'rltl Credit rhon, bath, fuU basament, fuel Manager, P.O. llol m, !Ill& oU furnace, pond, \fo A. tob. Rd. I~ AIL types of bolldlng materbaae, plenty bldg., some Umber, byvllle, Indlaa, Jail, block, brick, .._. pipe, loeated on blacktop road .Ju Female Help Wanted FURNISHED aoartmenl for windows, lintels, etc. lhude Springfield Twp. WOlfEN FOR PART tlme work rent. Ph. 446-29-11. Winters, Rio Grlllllle, 0. CH INI Estlfe For S.le 130-tf 1n Gallla eo. Write eort cos-· $~500 5-5121 alter $. • tt REAL ESTATE. 545 Hilda Dr. metb, U37 So. loth St. Iron- ONE FURN. APARTMI!:NT and 25 A .. 4 room home, aome fruit, J'alrvlew Subdlrilloa. Rt. •• ton, Oblo 45e31. J3S.I sleeping rooms weekly or SIGNS OF ALL KIND. lllm- New 4-bedroom, brkk IIIII aome timber, located eloie to T)>coon Lake. monthly. 446-22011. J30.llll 11101111 Pig., Phone ~W'f. frame, lpllt-level boule. IJS.II men!. klr ...... Bunt Ia Office ..... 4fUI'II u Bn. Wanted TIPPID ovea IIIII eledrlc DnJW~,ft.~ SOMEONF. to c"l. baD, and buy 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 21 Gallla Ave. 170 a month. Ph. ~ OFP'ICE .JIURNJTUliE, ma- burnen. Carpet !root room Robelit L. Jlafrd, Pk. Ill aM hsy crop. Call ~1. I~ 47112, 13$.$ cblneo and ll!pplleo. IJim.. _. hall. I\fo Bdll. l'lellliJ of m0111 Pfc. • Office Equip. cloMI IIJIIIC!e. lilule "Gtllplel. ROME FOR 4 LOVELY kltlell9 ~ ' 2 BEDROOM TRAR.ER. nter PhGnt 441-W'f. ed, nad)' to IIIOY1I IIIIo, lee ~"'-· 1»-S furnilhed. Near Suntet RaIIIII alee bome. ~ .t REDUCE SAFE, llmple a a d JIIQt . and C«bbD Fll'ldluN taurant oo Rt. 35. fH-31111. filii with Gobese tableta. OaiJ 01. c.o UN For~... Att« • CliJ 18e. Gillingham Drup. 1JO.II ~· ._II FURN. APT.. 631 Fourth A.,., Sohlo Service Station AIM one hslf double near Pl. • VW dation wagon, caD tft. BY AI lllldl Dr., 'lrt7. ,v IH l"'nne1r 8ubdlY. Operate your own bustnm. Pleasant CaD Wayne Amsr ...._ Minimum lnve!lment plan bary. ~ brld:, fullliMeJnoeM with nc. fllr th~ right person. Paid FOR BALE. LEASE or !ll!l!IT IUIIIII and lhower, IJvlni roOm. tralnlng. LARGE UPSTAIRS apartment, - buslnesl buDding Ia lleart with bttlll4ll boobllllftl, ,.. of buslnesl dlslrlct. I'll. ~ IIIW ldlehen willa . ~ . 3 bedrooms, conveniently lo1115 or 4"-2874. cated. Ph. 446-28911. llt-3 ,.., """"' eall . - . . , . ; b1r IIIII lotldl of . "" 8 'oeilgn Cil.f ----- .. r. a., ..oLD'S ..u Dillon Agency E • w. a · . IJ ~Chureh I DhJ I Gol&ldl ll ONIIIU..W....- 3 ,,no .... .... '-· .... II DIBI.th~er 1 t 10::10 il UYirw Wonl 'I .... _ I look lP 6 WJIII , I Ed s.lliftl r.C•dll~ a Bonanu 8 Srnochen Brothen IS Mori1 I TV.CWII ' I hrllli1Jit 11 HanWeffnd" . 12::10 ·- 10:00 3 Hip Chi&Jarral 8 ..ulorn knlo111trle U100 I"""'" '"' U:tl JIM ... ,.,... I l:IO I Mental ile&J01 1.1 J"t. -W aktr• ·J .W.. \ ' ' ht5 -a.. 2!00 !, ·:. a- -.un. 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"" • Clmmlf'OI - - 8 13 That Glrl 9:30 I"'Newl t'lo:tun a Lon 11 a uao ~ 8 IJ Weddlni i'UQ 8 t:apilal Newt Central U :\"1'11'11 Wuther, ~n• ..1 3 '_..,. 0:00 lfllm Hotlff 1:30 l Lef• llllahe A Deal I ,\a the World Turn• lnndln IJ:OO "" 11:30 " (." ~ 1~111 car an:1 Tnoell 3 ~ Prelldent 6 HtrculoldS \ 13 Thl Fan~.~IUc FMII' 10:00 13 13 Btwllc:lled Nl.d ~ B Jackie Oblilll'r .'i!Qw IO:OU 8 U 3 Wd ~ New• Pit ture 8 J~c:kle ObJ~r !lho• . ~ i:30 8 Good at.rniJII World Ia 1\:,'J',I',U, 1:00 8:ao 8 Gu.Jdilll: Ur tu 3 flluyle 8 GJtdlna IJ&Ill 3 Baseball 13 t' i¥111: NLUI 12:JO ~ Eya GH11 ~ Sitan:ll for TornoiTU'II I:S T....lt,U'IIIIIe 12:45 '611 3 13 Jourtll;}' lO Centtr ol fArth U:OO a BJI'Qnan 'I Gll.IIQ Trio 8 Uoby Dick l ~ IIJ&htor 8: 00 I8 'Love " "of " 'Ufe 13 ~iiChed '-· .. 1..:311 _ ~· . 3 Silo1IICIII I Goliath 8 The Jr. ~e Ghost 3 To Be ,\IVlounced !3 .'liec:ond Hun<hd YMrf. fill America College f BUty Graham 13 GarriiOn'• GorUiu 8:00 .. ~ 3 calllorlllanl 13 World of~ ""' 8 Fl"ll\kenllteln Jr: 13 Gaq~er Carloon 13 ""' J The Jlollywood .'Squarl' I' Olt~ Van l.lyke 12:00 3 l-.1ectlan '68 12:4$ ~·of .s ,'-b',.ol YtrMrQ t:30 ...., 3 FlinP&OMI ........ 3 l'erii(N.IIU' 11:30 a 12:30 3 EJ• Gue u B SN.rcll for Tomorrow 13 Tr..t wre I•le 3 Huntltt-Brlnkley Report I Walter Cronkite 7:01) 3 !SqU.Cuavlll! 11:00 .. 8 Ca••llan Oplfl c.wn Kugaroo 13 Foreign l.edoMaJrtl 6:00 t;aodld Camera WeU1 Farp lO:lO 3 ConetTtrallon 8 Btverl¥ llillbUlie~ 13 Dick ca~eu 7:00 11 ::10 J FnD.k Re)'rllld1 :mapJ..._. 3 ........ ~e&Pal• U Well• far!IU ~10 N et~~ l - f rtnk RIJI"IIId1 13 ..3 1¥11"1 Picture 3 Hollywood Square! 8 ~ tian ~ke ll:OO 3 J~lb' a lmeol ure 13 Bftitc:lled 8 8 F'amlly Thtlltt l3 The Newlywed Glme :i:Qtl 3 Htwhlde 13 Tn11h or Coni~"" 13 .,. 8:00 3 3 I Cedld Cullen I 7:4S 4:30 3 Mr. (."artoon 10:00 L:ar1oon1> 3:15. Tllll We Bellt" Ul 13 satuniQ' MilUM. 13 Nllahbor• 3 Rawtdde 13 Trulh or Con&tqueMH 5:311 3 ~ JIICI!PPtnt Weill FIUJO 111:30 3 Conc:entrat.lon . 8 ·, Benrl~ Hlllblllle. 13 Dick C&H!It • ..lhllll ,. .... 13 KartDon Kan:dval 9:10 3 Mille l)Jugla5 ::iiOW a CIPtlin Karcaroo 9:l0 8 Slcret storm 13 WyctEarv 8 Popcorn Thaalro 13 The Dltin8 Game U Kar1001111.unh.a R 4:0U u GlorJ ._,... n 3 Jolin'~ r\lmanac 3 Mitch ( ;1me 8 Pqlcorn "llllltre 1:1 The Dlting l>lmt ~Jell'en~ 3 BuebiJI II Wre.Uh.:: 13 (iOIIIII 11&r1110111 7:00 8 Edge of Night 13 lar~ ~ldoW6 '"" a ~- 6:30 M TV IJa wsroom ~ :1 Yo.. llJn't 13 The Uvlna Word :s 1:00 '"" :1 ~ :'ftoW 13 lavr " liollalh 7:15 8l3 ~d: """' ICk lilldDW'l inlliiTIM...., 3:01 :1 hmther World I To Tell the Tntll l3 GeMral llolt)ltal OlmGD~~H41on ' 3 YOO lbn't !ii,J 7•10 I !iMIJ Jetr11n bbow ~ 3 ... ... ' 13 New Tellunellt U 6:)$ 8 The illble h.IIWen &4S ;, Anlther World 8 To T.U dill Truth ·n GeMral Holltltai 13 11 ....... ~ I ... ,,., '..._ 3 New• I C.,UI NIWI c:..nl 11 11¥1... l"b'M s '"" ..... ... .... DIND.., s· I TwiiQ flrll ClrtYt)' 11 Outer Limit• . -· ~ 6110 il (~mal Klrwloot I ~ fi)Wileo Beat ' .....1" 7:00 3 F11~ 8:DII '· IlliG 1~ ••oo McGee Report '"' ·· " ·:· · ·~ s WahDIIM1 " Gent.il Ben U IIUWiakl• aan.,_• Fran~ v.,... I 'l'hllllthe.Llh I c--.1'11•• s 3 I W•le 13 ' tMi ..... 1:45 run < .. ... 3 The l.bctorl 8 Houlll l'ut,r 13 Tile_. Ganle 5:30 a_ AIMIIur Holll" I lUI Aedlreon !iiDW I Faith for Today 11 J..iDUi dtt IJotMir1td . Open g Tenn. Twcedo 1.... Mon.·1.hru Fr.• ~ il War TN• Weetl I SIJW~.JiolllltJel I .,._ ... Jtrtr ·- u.~ ""' 8 Uwtac Word """'*' ~~~~:-;:;::~:~~:;;;:::r.::;:- Elam'a S Ulm Cob Report 3::111 13 Hollywood & The Stars li ........ ""eke• Frlclo,y m ·her malden trip In a!lei'IIOOII tile PlltsbUrib~lnellllatl tracto In ~ of 'Captala . LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY HOUR • a DJod.busfneu. Rucker, a ••.,. el!"'er and ...,. tlemanl)l young navlptor !rom 1 JUNE 141 1918 - THE Verite•\' ,New Orleans. IDs bro.ttl.er, olso . SWo1n wtU eater thePittllbui-ib- a mastsr and pilot, latemporar0 N• TLHI 01 Parkeroburs trade st ooce. Cll)- Uy In charge of the at- · l!~~~:~::;.;.!~:~~:.:::::~w~.~v:s.:.JI;~ lain hrey SWain, owner or the, flee. _, &I> ~= 10 I-· .... ' PI'OI!I'••• · the largeat and Plltobufl(l beat boat clod< planto band New Orleana and baa been doiD& 13 Talent IIWJI o. •• - .ERNID THORNE '· .; ' drl•er• •• . Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convcnicni Reference .. PAiliNG. For. Farmen L---------...! •t ot....,. Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing •. CUSTOM SPRAY I Texaa and wllh ~pllolll will l\liiiO' a ~.. , 1J11P11 paekor for file Oblo lllver. The Elam•haa CCJ!I)· pound machbieti 111<1 ~. bOll, ko illowed Zl1 pou!lll• The boot la-laot and' but io few years old and t.1 Ia fltat ,clas• <OIId!UilL 1 n Ia ,_ up Ia rlvei lldww• at01111 the river ID patrcnlze ilte LfboJtl' rransltCo.,rellllblebualnellmell tit Wheeling and ownera a( the Eflm and Omjlha It 11187 ctostre a boat line. We will watCh with Interest the or the line wltleh ha~ anIICO,IIIeed ~ will C8l'l'1 freiallt at raDI'Oiil Tale& and inBUranee , lncluclod. TlllameansJOUr!relllll · will tie IIIOYed than by rail and with potiUve aasiarance that. all frelibta will be secure t...i "*" =·~Jm~:r=: IIPIUNG BAUS. . . IL\VII KANY ·~..s. 1'011 OJ' biles. r.... •· Off.U6Ma 1J7.I 2oe: The Elam Ia abfs\.oUonboot w1t11 a earr')'ll18 ·~a( 3JOO lile II I'Oiilllr 1J!!11 ~ .4 lUll .-bl)i for .paNenier.o and 4 IIi• DOWN GOosi!:BEaRJI!:S 50c galiOn. · Brllig ~PDtalner and p1c1t them. Residence of Parmer Fisher, Lower River Rd. · ' name . ' . For S.!!O MAN'( USES 12SThll'lfAw Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. P. 0. Box98 Ravenswood, W. V1. BE'ITY'S Beauty Shop, Clipper Mills. Regular · $1& Permanent, Now $'1.50. Shampoo and set $2.110. Open evenings by appointment. 446-1650. ISII-3 I . NI:RSES:-R. N. Industrial ,,_ All . . .... rtdrkt.l ') ' ' ,' Hel.., E· ln her wild rJdo laot JUNE 13,1918- ADEAL111Ja · SWain, at Peoria, ..... arllllld winter In ths ICl' !toni bere to i>ut Ulr<MIIh Wodnesda,)o In · 1'1. ' on ·tbe boot~~~~~~ lumdor ebarE\<ansvU,le. The at tile Hel· Ploaaanlln wbleh Jol1n W. ]lob, tor. ~ baa <lOIJIIIOIIIII( (O!Idousen E. ¥JI be. ebanied 16 tbe S. bard elf l'fl!lburib balo!Uentii)'OI' Jng maehineri', two at·the eylw L. DoQalas, ·tt Ia, l'tlJIOrled and Ule entire plaot Of tile Kanf.ilba clori movllli up and down evths, ,..JCei' wlll be~r/!1041 In · lloek Co. . -., ~ llie.- 1 makea ~ revllio Wheelllil.(:l"'' trade. CaptalnJ!ubbir.famv.l- ·~ ' N?.·.oll# ~.., Ttie' S. L; Elan! I soon en- Wedneacla¥ -llicl 1114 p~r~r;.~ · 1M ~ JIIYer lids ldnd at tar tho PUioburp •, ClnelnllaU t~~rvlllon at the doal,' It 11 ..-: ~I!'- 1114, and one 0!1· fracto, A)'S hei' aga, Coloiltl ported that ttll Kaaa'lib!L~I!'d &~Deer ean handl~ ~ enstne• Dora Poe.' h Is. a bla lrellbt the Pl. Plioam Jiocld ,w bt «!!I tlj\1 ~l,olr', . ean:Jer' lad !'!"''d·by Ulo lJber. cono6llclaled undlir . .. llllllilt' · Wharflnlar llcn!IIIY olllal v ~ CO., Whoellna. If Ia mont. Thlo Ia ths lvpat ~r . tllot onolller.IIIIP will be placed Q!d !Iii• ~· eau""\1.a !011· deal ~-· . •• •..... ·In' ·011 lliO ~ ,:... a . ~..,_ llaiiGab)'IIOII4inswh-own··- ~· . .....,,... ~~ ' fentie 8181 . . . . ~ erl llone the ,' -f Oblo .River lids aaetloft or th~ Oblo ·oDe! tluc1< Wllt•er7mq<b tllat Uley wlll'maJCe Ill lilt raiea In yeara. ' ..:..C~ota IIMil' have bd.arsed·on fre!ii!Jt and whsrfa&e John w. IIUbbard baabeeno;iil- ,~ i>llld!CIIlllicl h7bavlnllbut frOm the clilrerlmt toimo. er of tho ~btl c 1t y, .a ' llllp. Boa\ atapo on t h e ...!::_OmlhaPltl·"'·'!..,_io"~Parq>e~~.. ~. ~and - .il ·Ra· !lfjarlhoa( were~dfed by Ice -...... - -... -Ia oow Aid to ·!M> oonneded 111111 laot -.r.. Tho lrolil oil one f Ullo:,, ;.: C .burC. Neir andmodomelarilaljl)l tile Loulavill.¢lnclnnatl Packet . . . ~re found by a junkman ' be •plaeed on ths tranalt line's CO. The Kanawha Doek proper1;y In lbelilad lui week. boail · and POW nlethodo will be has been for Ale for 10111e lime lolloWed'In the GI)OraUon ot Ulo It baa been reported, SATI111DA'Ir, .nme 15; 1918 · hoaia. The Kanawba Dod! Ia -at The S. L. Elam pasaad' - <rthere's No .Vacatit)n ·.for The ~Success "Of Want Ads:. • • TheY, Work All The Timef . • t/ ' ... '' •r •' . . .' . . .. . .. ~ """" """ - I, ed.. - na.. U:~ .,. " 'Jb41 Mill I• ArmClark, N1r7 SAnJRDAY -·- 9:00 - 3, "Ftu!nlr Drum Seq'' - Nuey Kwan. 11:20 - 8, ........ n.y AllnOit ..t..fntbld'' - llriaD Dcdett. JfilnlADI 11:11J - IJ."hllp=sniOut. tr . . . . 'llllil ........ -"""' ,_.. ,, 'l '' �·,' . ' ·>', ' I ' ' •• '' ' from the citizens of ~ ... rustle llulch farming village whore he . ~.~~ .. ... IAII-Ul'l.l, S-SI!I. Herman D. Poling, son of Mrs. R. B. Poling or Box ,;92, VInton, was one of eight ~ Amerluns ldlled when their B17 bomber was shot down by German fighter aircraft OYer i OpiJnen (Oh-PIE.oenl, The Netherlands, on July 30, 1943. In a ceremony marking t h e 25tb amlversary of the Incident, local dignitaries and school chU, dren !'rom Opijnen laid wresths and ftowers on the ~ eiGht neat eraves which occupy a place fl. honor In the tiny village cemetery "Repre.-ng the U. S. IIOV· emment was Harold E. Howland, American COnsul General from Lincoln: ·c .; :··· 0 ' head on a large beam. A rarm- ; er bro!.lght tlle mer: a drlnk of water, but after taking a swal- low and giving the Iarmer some cigarettes to thank him, he died Assistant in his arms. The townspeople received per- ' vU~ graves with wooden crosses. After the war, the people of Opljnen received permh.&ion tr.~ retain the remalns of tho fliers row D;. HUNTINGTON :._ ~>Or! B. Hlltp, Dean of Teache lege, Mal-aha!! Unlvorolt;y, Huntington, w_: VL, hal annoimeOcl the appolntmenl of Dr. Danny G. FUll< a ·as Asalatant Professor of Vinton Engineer Wants Court Help eigllt white hesdst.ones, which are earol\11\Y scrubbed and COLUMBUS (UPO - Vinton maintained by the lownBPOOple. County Engineer J.E. Lee has An American flag Dies continfiled suit In the Ohio !ilpreme ually over the graves. Court asking write -In oomlnatlons by democrats for DarroU Timmons, hi s opponent in tile November elections, be diMLUal.. So they went after them as lfled The incumbent engineer said far as the Jordan; and lo. all in hls suit thai Timmons was the way was littered with of Education. He Is a rormer Gal~ Thoughts garments and equipment which the Syrians had thrown away in their haste. And the messengers returned, and told the king.-11 Kings 7:15. not a reg2stered professional en- gineer nor a iegistered survey. or, and is therefore Ineligible to hold tile position If elected. • • • Men err not so much in The length of a year was words ot one citizen. "all our al- prompt action as in hasty calculated as early as 3000 lies who fought and died for our judgment. - Louis Napoleon, B.C. by the ancient Ei::'P· emperor of FranC<!. taans. freedom." Kaaron Kelton Johnson, formerly of Pomeroy, will enter ~ treat for the Sick Hospital in Richmond, VL, tomorrow for major surgery, according to word received from her parents, Mr. and: Mrs. Aaron Kclton. The two Johnsoo children, Julie and Mary, wUI be with their grandparents, Mr. aDd Mrs. Esker Johnson, at nearby West Columbia during their mother's hospitalization. Kaaron's addreu will be Retreat tor the Sick Hospital, 2621 Grove Ave., RichmoOO, VL IT'LL BE "BLUE HAW All" ln a couple of weeks for Eleanor Kas Schneider, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. George M. Schneider and Clarice Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. carroll Norrl.s, Ill s,y. racuse. Eleanor is bursting with enthusiasm over the Corthc()ll'ling trtp. A business education major, E1eanor will be a senior at Marshall University in the falL She's presently workbW at 'Uie Fanners Bank and Savings Co. ;! CARSI ANOTHER "f1RST" FOR tho Meigs • Jackaon BoolcmobUe. On Thuraday, the bookmobile will make 11whfstJe stops" from 'Joos project and anyone wishing GOINGI GO\llG\ GONE . RED-HOT SPECIALS '66 Ford · · $1175 '63 Ford···· $999 '64 Buick· $1195 an.. •a- Bet.., I CJL, 814 tn.n1 &adio, ·W.S.W. tina. JIIO. 111-A ...t C.Untrr StdaD IIi&. W "PD Whlte. ' ~ IDiw. O•IIIUC, V..a 1'iq. P.S., P.B. a.uo, W.S.W. Unra. No. 111-A. Fold: 65 CheveUe $1325 '62 Ford · ··· $565 su,er spon. liJI H .... 11arooa. Bilek Vi- . Power Ollde. CoDtole, &Mio. BMttt. WAlW. ttr.. No. '*"A Olla:la lpt, Cpe,, C!bettaa& V1J Seat., VI l'ol'd.O.IbUc p' 1.. Badkl. W.I.W. No. 117..& UrM. ' • Ll llblw t dr. Bll"dtop, GNU, lfJ*amatle 1nDL P.l. aDd P. B., ndlo, W.S.W. tbw, No. K.-18) '63 Chev. $1050 Bel Air Sta. Wqon, Taa,. s.t'l· cue frlter. v.e. Power· OUde. P. s. R•d.to, w.a,w. ttru No. J.M.A · 65 CheveHe$1395 '63 Ford · · · · $999 • . 41'. Jtlt:loa . . . . . • Qt. dlndud tra~~~ . No, 77-.A. Oala:le XL SP1:. Cpe. V-1 n· .... 4 &Pd. tn.. lWlo. w.s.w. tine. No. 1JI.A GET 'EM WHILE THEY1E HOT 1959 FOftD2 DOOR STATION WAGON 1958 CHEVROID DELRAY 4 DOOR SJ:DAN 1957 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4.DOOR STATION WAGON 1954 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN . 1957 CHEVROI.ET 2 DOOR SEDAN 1959 FIAT 2 DOOR SEDAN 1959 OLDSMOBILE 5-88, 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1960 CHEVROUT 4 DOOR SEDAN, V-8 1961 CORVAJR MONZA 2 DOOR SEDAN 1957 atMOt.ET 4 DOOR HAitDTOP 1958 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1960 ~ 4 DOOR STAn~ WAGON 1959 CHMOI.ET% TON PICKUP 1950 FORD I~ TON RAT BED 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. to any comml\nity having five or more ram. Illes Interested. Any community with this nuinber mas call the headquartero, 992-3745. Incidentally, i.uas Nooml Blsnll of Chester will be working at the bookmobile hesd~artera during the summer on the Books- FREE! I "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" AI your Good Selection With Air Conditioning •15 NEW TRUCKS . CHEVROLET;.OLDSMOBILE MOTC?,Jl . ' , "i"T.(; , ~""'-url ·A ·:w · ards . .tor·cootempl OIUIIPQI'I. ~ . ·. S.almark Rode of Ach Authorlzld Duler we'd be hippy to cive you • free copy ·. Stanley A. Saunden MONUMEN'R--352 Third i.V.. Gtlllpolh 446;1177 ' ehorgeo -luwe boon ftled. by Clara Lou Kent lldnat George R, Kent for ajleiod fall. ure to COIIIP4>- with a COUit order ol Jan. 26, 1966 to Jill' $to a weeli for the ._n of two chllclrell. Kent hal boon tiled to .tuno'21. • Divorce to Mrs. Treadway w:. ·~~rue:. ~!t"ha~ to appear June 21, ·on of court cbargel for b - cited GALUPOLIS - JuciRe Thom- cluntempt as W. Mitchell haa gamed a lllloged tall"1'0 U> eOmpJy wlllt a. divorce In . (lalUa County Com· ewrt order of F.... ~.1968t0111f moo Ploas Court to Beulah Trod- b)>er flO a week and $200 tor 11wai, seottolm, !romJunuTred- -'torttq Ieos. Wl1 on grounds of gross nesiJet Tbe eaae ol tho! Stale of Ohio, ol mty and extremeeruelty, Coo- Department 91 Mental l\lygiene t.od)l Or a minor child was award- and Correetloa, va. Bruce Me-, ed the plalntllr and tho! defendant Donald, admllllatrator, Eotallo of wa& ordered to PlY ~0 a - k Ada MeDbnal~ hal boon aettled and cllomloaod. ' tin, the Columbus bclaJ Dl._ patch Magazine, and tllo Elomea- RESUME SEARCH tary School Journal. DlJIIBAIIJ, bill. A,frlea (UPI)·' He Is tllo IOii or llto'lalo Gov· ernor s. Fuli!l, and Mfi. Flot- - Reaeue lhlpa ~eked Ill' tbe aoareh todl;y.!or 22 ullora frolll sio Fulks at -..... In Sop- • 28,000-ton:· tanker wllleh broke !ember, Dr. Folks, hla wire Sa!~· 111 two off the eQIIt Ot Durl>111. dra, and their hw>yearold<laUSI)-: T..., IIII'Yi\>ora aDd four bodies tor, Can<IY_ilo, will •'!"'''lllh ...,.. . plcbd up FriclaJ b7 re~~«onee hate. . reaeue . . . . ' 1: · .t. AKRoN- . ~aftcxal COIIVllnl :1Joy, Nalaon . ;1n. ': ;;~~:1 The •JhOWed tllo · '.•llhl•~ 'li-· IUl<CIIIDiilted -~oplto tl!e featurin~ , ,. ,,-· '.' J wu ':Miaa\1. ,, HAPPY FATHER5 PAY~ ~ -~r'· HI, ROC/ ... I 6UPP05E 1 '(OU'RE WONDERING WHAT I'M' DOI~G ... I'v'E JIJ5T MADE MI.{ DAI> A HAAD·MAOt FATKEI?5 C¥W CARP.. !·~.~=: :·:.:::-:=>:==::::::·:·::·::·:f:'!.·: :·=~·:;;·:"~·'''.,~:::~W!lii'MW:~M81i!::::<:~~*'~'*:::~:xx.~~~!~W.:~g~~-"*®l~~:w.<r.:*l:s--4<1 Bissell is a CAP worker. MRS. HAROUl SAUEII, Middleport Route 1, Ia one of 32 hlgb scllool Ellgllsh teac:llera who paril clpaled In throo-<lay - shop, June 12-14, at Ohio University. a ••• BRUSH A~Np_ co ·. BsEIT. • Weather Roundup You p~ !Ia County resident and lito husband of the former Sondra Belville. Dr. Folks Is a 19611 ga&late of Rio Grande College with a Bachelor of Science Dograe In Elementary Education, end he received his Master ol Arts De·' greo from Marohall In 1962. In June, 1968, he received his doctorate In eclieatlon admlnlatral!on end supervialon rrom tho University of renneasee 1 Knoxville. From 1960~! ·he was prlneipal of tllo Haman Trace Elementary School In Gallla Cooney. From }964~8 he was principal o1 the Hamilton Norih end Obetz E1emonta17 Schools Jn Franklin CClunty. n was &Iring the l&tlnr perlnd that he completed rOCJilrements lor the doc:tor's desroo at the Unlvera!t;y of Temeuee. Dr. Fulks holds aetlve membership In the Amorleen Asootlatlon of School Admlnlatrat.ora, and the Phi Delta Kappa. Ho hao had articles published In the Ohio Sehooli, lite ODESP Bulla, at 5 p. m. II achOQI; He llu · tO' FA Ill "1 • • II " this pldi> last SulidaJ al Fort tllo Gal& ·COuntl' · •soldier Ia ahalm :with 0 U> r) hlo ·~ 1jetz, ida 111Dee 1 Miss Jucl;i- Smlllt, his -.r, ScOttie, ' hia modloi', Mrs. · Kay Be~ Slevo Bet:& Ia I 1966 ,...duoto ol GoWa ¥1110111Y Higll Sc:llool. ' . . . ;;··x·:··,.-:--.!o._ ..... .,. ... :....:,.....w..o:.v.•-\'!;....,....:;o,;..,,.;......,.,:'.·'·Y~·;·:o~·~-<«o;o;.;uo.:v;w::.:. :.:.oo:.; ... ;.:•:.' .. !o:.:~ ... •• ,y.,..-.•...yr,o.,.•,"i9'~"i'•~y, ·;<;.;,.-~. ,o.•Z•. ~;o:;._~~V.•.•::> . •~O:•Xol:o" ycn<buymty .• PLAYTEX BRA Playtex moba this oller bocaooo they meertain that oneo you enJor the fit and comfort of a Playtex bra, you'll -•• oettlo lor'- · 1aat think-you get a beautlful$1.98· Brush aad Comb Set when you buy any Playto• bra. And •• many beau~ful atylea to choooe from, ineludins ••• ' A-Piaytu ''C.--Your·Heart.,. BrL Whito-3U-41JC. Only $2.50. 'D" . . . t3.50: JVith llre\eh tlrapa. 32A-40C, only as.oo. B-PI,ytex Livin~ Sheer Bra. -u e50 NEW CHEYROLETS e20 NEW OLDSMOBILES GALUPOUS :v ':;;r::~c:ad;:r:ro~: Among tlloae _.ring on tile program wore Daniel Keyes, lecturer In Engiloh, and a novel! II; Dr. Dwight L. Burion, proleaGALLIPOUS - Temperatures, sor of English and edueoUm, proclpltaUon and weatller condl- and chairman of the department tlnns for each 24-lloor period as of Ellgllsb odocallon at Florida recorded by Pete McCormick state University, and Miss Marat Fairfield Weather Statloo. tha Keegan, editor of teen-age Das lllgll LDw Pre<. readers and assoclste supervis&mday 91 64 .03 or of aeC1111dary l!nglloh In the Monday 92 65 ClnclnnaU schools. Tueaday 91 64 Wednesday 88 64 MOTHERS OF THE 2t glrlo Thursday 77 49 maldng Up the bat.o.n corps knolm Friday 78 43 as the 11 Glo..ettes" taulbt by Salurdas 75 56 Mlaa Gloria Buc:k are up to Average hillh temperatures for their eara in sUver lame' ere. tho week this year - 84.4, last atlng new eo&tumea for t h e year- 91.1. group. Naturally, the new cosAverage low temperatures for tuming will be - n Friday ar. tho week this year - 57,6, last tornoon when the corps will ~- · year"60.1. part In tllo Big Bond Reptta TCital prectpltallon for tile week Parade not ooly as a marcbing this year- 0.03 of an inc:h, last unit but will also have a ftoaL year - 0.44 of on loeb. Taking on aetlve tole In t h e TCital preclpltatlon to elate thio baelqp-ouod - aa a!Wl1s - IJ year - 22.58 inches, last year GJorla'e Interested mother, Mr.s. - 20.68 lncbes. Gall" Buck. Mra. Bock does moch Normal average proelpltallon ol the work Involved with amually- 38.40 Inches. tho corps U> help Gloria - • • employed In Gallfpoils and mab>talns a pretty buQ' aeboltlle. s50.00 to SJ95.00 SeCcinCJAY~m~t ' , \"1"1 OCCit>Y a plaeo of hmlOr In the village cemetery. (OFFICIAL USAF PHOTQ). lace cemetery, marking t h e ~~·~:":;~~ -). "lldtool children from Opijnen place n...... onebo graves olthe American B-!7 .. - , wltl~ mission from the Germans to bury the Americans in their tlttso booored dead we take ln- In the vlllage-·cemetery. The tfeased devotion to that cause graves are now marked by a lbltaq Spt. Cpl. ' of a farmhouse and stru<:k his ,. ••• tram for which they gave the last full measure ~ devotion - that we !Jere highly resolve thst these .dead shall not have died in vain.·" llishllglltlng tile ceremony was a fty-ovor of 12 U. S. Air Foree F -102 jet aircraft from the 32d F~ lntercoptor Squadron at Clmp New Amsterdam, T h e Netherlands. jq!nlng the F 102a were 12 F -104s from the Royal Netheriands Air. For<e. Also repreaentlngCampNew Amsterdam were a oolor guard and a rifle deta.U. The Memorial Day aervlee Is held In Opljnen every yeor to honor not ooly the eight men burled there, but, In t h e ~; ''f World ~·~ n had aeemed ,..,_ mote from tho ,.net llUle 11nm ur&ll the erlppled 11-17 lumbered · Into Ita skies, under heavy at,. tack from the Luitwalre filllrt. ers. Eight ol u., 10 crewmembers balled oot (two died In· side the plane), but six more were killed by German machine · gun fire aa they dangled help. lossly from tllelr pari'Chules' The townspeople and farmers of Opljnon tried to help the two Americans wllo landed safely, . but tile filers were ljlllcid¥ captured by German ground foreos. One of the Injured Americans crashed through tile thatched roo! Amsterdam. His remarks, In botb Dutch and English, recalled anolher Memorial Das ceremony, at Gettysburg, and tho words of President ' "'t ' . I. ' CAMP NEW AMSTti!DA.M, 'the N~erlands - A VInton Ohio, woinan'a 11011, ldlled In aellon cluillC World w_. '11, roeeiV·'f.\l a opeclal and highly per-' ~moria! Das tribute Mas 30 •• LAUlUE LEA SCHAEFER, Columbuo, who wao crowned MI., btllem Ohio hero 011 MQ 4, will be In I!IWn lor tile FrlclaJ parade. Laarlci wl.ll "be taking part In llie Miss Ohio l'lgeant next month. 'l1le paJI!OIII will be telo'lllod~San4Jaky and omceelns 'lite · o¥0111 IIIII be Miss V Kay Van o,l<e, Mill Amerloa ol1865. MRS. GENE MITCH hao un• defiiOIUi aurpry at ·iJ!zer ~., pita!. Sho'o eur~r,Qijlerlt. ing at tile home a, h'l' pareitla, Mr. and MI-a. John Ttrreu, MuiI>Orry Helatata.. · FOR Whl!e-82A-42C. Only 13.95. ., "D" llzea U.95. With olr# olrapa. 32A,40C, only k9$. , "D" lllel~· . ••!IS·• , rr..,IJIJ~ M NAME' ... AI<!? MY 1!/FOjiMANf 1 THDLJGHf PARTMOOR SAYGwriCAN ()A611 HAD 60,001.60 UP GVGr<r-1 PROPa< r Y IN PICKUPTHIG .'51&1-ff OUT THGR<' ~ ST~AT!ii&IC ' PAI<CE;i- FOR ON<' MILL/OIJ1 RO~IN- A8 SEEN ONTV ()fir llmlred, .. M . . ..;.,.froo Allj>ou do and !T'6 I:>IVII-J!£! ~OJ/ ROBIN HAS . II\IN15, IN �·,' . ' ·>', ' I ' ' •• '' ' from the citizens of ~ ... rustle llulch farming village whore he . ~.~~ .. ... IAII-Ul'l.l, S-SI!I. Herman D. Poling, son of Mrs. R. B. Poling or Box ,;92, VInton, was one of eight ~ Amerluns ldlled when their B17 bomber was shot down by German fighter aircraft OYer i OpiJnen (Oh-PIE.oenl, The Netherlands, on July 30, 1943. In a ceremony marking t h e 25tb amlversary of the Incident, local dignitaries and school chU, dren !'rom Opijnen laid wresths and ftowers on the ~ eiGht neat eraves which occupy a place fl. honor In the tiny village cemetery "Repre.-ng the U. S. IIOV· emment was Harold E. Howland, American COnsul General from Lincoln: ·c .; :··· 0 ' head on a large beam. A rarm- ; er bro!.lght tlle mer: a drlnk of water, but after taking a swal- low and giving the Iarmer some cigarettes to thank him, he died Assistant in his arms. The townspeople received per- ' vU~ graves with wooden crosses. After the war, the people of Opljnen received permh.&ion tr.~ retain the remalns of tho fliers row D;. HUNTINGTON :._ ~>Or! B. Hlltp, Dean of Teache lege, Mal-aha!! Unlvorolt;y, Huntington, w_: VL, hal annoimeOcl the appolntmenl of Dr. Danny G. FUll< a ·as Asalatant Professor of Vinton Engineer Wants Court Help eigllt white hesdst.ones, which are earol\11\Y scrubbed and COLUMBUS (UPO - Vinton maintained by the lownBPOOple. County Engineer J.E. Lee has An American flag Dies continfiled suit In the Ohio !ilpreme ually over the graves. Court asking write -In oomlnatlons by democrats for DarroU Timmons, hi s opponent in tile November elections, be diMLUal.. So they went after them as lfled The incumbent engineer said far as the Jordan; and lo. all in hls suit thai Timmons was the way was littered with of Education. He Is a rormer Gal~ Thoughts garments and equipment which the Syrians had thrown away in their haste. And the messengers returned, and told the king.-11 Kings 7:15. not a reg2stered professional en- gineer nor a iegistered survey. or, and is therefore Ineligible to hold tile position If elected. • • • Men err not so much in The length of a year was words ot one citizen. "all our al- prompt action as in hasty calculated as early as 3000 lies who fought and died for our judgment. - Louis Napoleon, B.C. by the ancient Ei::'P· emperor of FranC<!. taans. freedom." Kaaron Kelton Johnson, formerly of Pomeroy, will enter ~ treat for the Sick Hospital in Richmond, VL, tomorrow for major surgery, according to word received from her parents, Mr. and: Mrs. Aaron Kclton. The two Johnsoo children, Julie and Mary, wUI be with their grandparents, Mr. aDd Mrs. Esker Johnson, at nearby West Columbia during their mother's hospitalization. Kaaron's addreu will be Retreat tor the Sick Hospital, 2621 Grove Ave., RichmoOO, VL IT'LL BE "BLUE HAW All" ln a couple of weeks for Eleanor Kas Schneider, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. George M. Schneider and Clarice Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. carroll Norrl.s, Ill s,y. racuse. Eleanor is bursting with enthusiasm over the Corthc()ll'ling trtp. A business education major, E1eanor will be a senior at Marshall University in the falL She's presently workbW at 'Uie Fanners Bank and Savings Co. ;! CARSI ANOTHER "f1RST" FOR tho Meigs • Jackaon BoolcmobUe. On Thuraday, the bookmobile will make 11whfstJe stops" from 'Joos project and anyone wishing GOINGI GO\llG\ GONE . RED-HOT SPECIALS '66 Ford · · $1175 '63 Ford···· $999 '64 Buick· $1195 an.. •a- Bet.., I CJL, 814 tn.n1 &adio, ·W.S.W. tina. JIIO. 111-A ...t C.Untrr StdaD IIi&. W "PD Whlte. ' ~ IDiw. O•IIIUC, V..a 1'iq. P.S., P.B. a.uo, W.S.W. Unra. No. 111-A. Fold: 65 CheveUe $1325 '62 Ford · ··· $565 su,er spon. liJI H .... 11arooa. 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No. 1JI.A GET 'EM WHILE THEY1E HOT 1959 FOftD2 DOOR STATION WAGON 1958 CHEVROID DELRAY 4 DOOR SJ:DAN 1957 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4.DOOR STATION WAGON 1954 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN . 1957 CHEVROI.ET 2 DOOR SEDAN 1959 FIAT 2 DOOR SEDAN 1959 OLDSMOBILE 5-88, 4 DOOR HARDTOP 1960 CHEVROUT 4 DOOR SEDAN, V-8 1961 CORVAJR MONZA 2 DOOR SEDAN 1957 atMOt.ET 4 DOOR HAitDTOP 1958 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1960 ~ 4 DOOR STAn~ WAGON 1959 CHMOI.ET% TON PICKUP 1950 FORD I~ TON RAT BED 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. to any comml\nity having five or more ram. Illes Interested. Any community with this nuinber mas call the headquartero, 992-3745. Incidentally, i.uas Nooml Blsnll of Chester will be working at the bookmobile hesd~artera during the summer on the Books- FREE! I "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" AI your Good Selection With Air Conditioning •15 NEW TRUCKS . CHEVROLET;.OLDSMOBILE MOTC?,Jl . ' , "i"T.(; , ~""'-url ·A ·:w · ards . .tor·cootempl OIUIIPQI'I. ~ . ·. S.almark Rode of Ach Authorlzld Duler we'd be hippy to cive you • free copy ·. Stanley A. Saunden MONUMEN'R--352 Third i.V.. Gtlllpolh 446;1177 ' ehorgeo -luwe boon ftled. by Clara Lou Kent lldnat George R, Kent for ajleiod fall. ure to COIIIP4>- with a COUit order ol Jan. 26, 1966 to Jill' $to a weeli for the ._n of two chllclrell. Kent hal boon tiled to .tuno'21. • Divorce to Mrs. Treadway w:. ·~~rue:. ~!t"ha~ to appear June 21, ·on of court cbargel for b - cited GALUPOLIS - JuciRe Thom- cluntempt as W. Mitchell haa gamed a lllloged tall"1'0 U> eOmpJy wlllt a. divorce In . (lalUa County Com· ewrt order of F.... ~.1968t0111f moo Ploas Court to Beulah Trod- b)>er flO a week and $200 tor 11wai, seottolm, !romJunuTred- -'torttq Ieos. Wl1 on grounds of gross nesiJet Tbe eaae ol tho! Stale of Ohio, ol mty and extremeeruelty, Coo- Department 91 Mental l\lygiene t.od)l Or a minor child was award- and Correetloa, va. Bruce Me-, ed the plalntllr and tho! defendant Donald, admllllatrator, Eotallo of wa& ordered to PlY ~0 a - k Ada MeDbnal~ hal boon aettled and cllomloaod. ' tin, the Columbus bclaJ Dl._ patch Magazine, and tllo Elomea- RESUME SEARCH tary School Journal. DlJIIBAIIJ, bill. A,frlea (UPI)·' He Is tllo IOii or llto'lalo Gov· ernor s. Fuli!l, and Mfi. Flot- - Reaeue lhlpa ~eked Ill' tbe aoareh todl;y.!or 22 ullora frolll sio Fulks at -..... In Sop- • 28,000-ton:· tanker wllleh broke !ember, Dr. Folks, hla wire Sa!~· 111 two off the eQIIt Ot Durl>111. dra, and their hw>yearold<laUSI)-: T..., IIII'Yi\>ora aDd four bodies tor, Can<IY_ilo, will •'!"'''lllh ...,.. . plcbd up FriclaJ b7 re~~«onee hate. . reaeue . . . . ' 1: · .t. AKRoN- . ~aftcxal COIIVllnl :1Joy, Nalaon . ;1n. ': ;;~~:1 The •JhOWed tllo · '.•llhl•~ 'li-· IUl<CIIIDiilted -~oplto tl!e featurin~ , ,. ,,-· '.' J wu ':Miaa\1. ,, HAPPY FATHER5 PAY~ ~ -~r'· HI, ROC/ ... I 6UPP05E 1 '(OU'RE WONDERING WHAT I'M' DOI~G ... I'v'E JIJ5T MADE MI.{ DAI> A HAAD·MAOt FATKEI?5 C¥W CARP.. !·~.~=: :·:.:::-:=>:==::::::·:·::·::·:f:'!.·: :·=~·:;;·:"~·'''.,~:::~W!lii'MW:~M81i!::::<:~~*'~'*:::~:xx.~~~!~W.:~g~~-"*®l~~:w.<r.:*l:s--4<1 Bissell is a CAP worker. MRS. HAROUl SAUEII, Middleport Route 1, Ia one of 32 hlgb scllool Ellgllsh teac:llera who paril clpaled In throo-<lay - shop, June 12-14, at Ohio University. a ••• BRUSH A~Np_ co ·. BsEIT. • Weather Roundup You p~ !Ia County resident and lito husband of the former Sondra Belville. Dr. Folks Is a 19611 ga&late of Rio Grande College with a Bachelor of Science Dograe In Elementary Education, end he received his Master ol Arts De·' greo from Marohall In 1962. In June, 1968, he received his doctorate In eclieatlon admlnlatral!on end supervialon rrom tho University of renneasee 1 Knoxville. From 1960~! ·he was prlneipal of tllo Haman Trace Elementary School In Gallla Cooney. From }964~8 he was principal o1 the Hamilton Norih end Obetz E1emonta17 Schools Jn Franklin CClunty. n was &Iring the l&tlnr perlnd that he completed rOCJilrements lor the doc:tor's desroo at the Unlvera!t;y of Temeuee. Dr. Fulks holds aetlve membership In the Amorleen Asootlatlon of School Admlnlatrat.ora, and the Phi Delta Kappa. Ho hao had articles published In the Ohio Sehooli, lite ODESP Bulla, at 5 p. m. II achOQI; He llu · tO' FA Ill "1 • • II " this pldi> last SulidaJ al Fort tllo Gal& ·COuntl' · •soldier Ia ahalm :with 0 U> r) hlo ·~ 1jetz, ida 111Dee 1 Miss Jucl;i- Smlllt, his -.r, ScOttie, ' hia modloi', Mrs. · Kay Be~ Slevo Bet:& Ia I 1966 ,...duoto ol GoWa ¥1110111Y Higll Sc:llool. ' . . . ;;··x·:··,.-:--.!o._ ..... .,. ... :....:,.....w..o:.v.•-\'!;....,....:;o,;..,,.;......,.,:'.·'·Y~·;·:o~·~-<«o;o;.;uo.:v;w::.:. :.:.oo:.; ... ;.:•:.' .. !o:.:~ ... •• ,y.,..-.•...yr,o.,.•,"i9'~"i'•~y, ·;<;.;,.-~. ,o.•Z•. ~;o:;._~~V.•.•::> . •~O:•Xol:o" ycn<buymty .• PLAYTEX BRA Playtex moba this oller bocaooo they meertain that oneo you enJor the fit and comfort of a Playtex bra, you'll -•• oettlo lor'- · 1aat think-you get a beautlful$1.98· Brush aad Comb Set when you buy any Playto• bra. And •• many beau~ful atylea to choooe from, ineludins ••• ' A-Piaytu ''C.--Your·Heart.,. BrL Whito-3U-41JC. Only $2.50. 'D" . . . t3.50: JVith llre\eh tlrapa. 32A-40C, only as.oo. B-PI,ytex Livin~ Sheer Bra. -u e50 NEW CHEYROLETS e20 NEW OLDSMOBILES GALUPOUS :v ':;;r::~c:ad;:r:ro~: Among tlloae _.ring on tile program wore Daniel Keyes, lecturer In Engiloh, and a novel! II; Dr. Dwight L. Burion, proleaGALLIPOUS - Temperatures, sor of English and edueoUm, proclpltaUon and weatller condl- and chairman of the department tlnns for each 24-lloor period as of Ellgllsb odocallon at Florida recorded by Pete McCormick state University, and Miss Marat Fairfield Weather Statloo. tha Keegan, editor of teen-age Das lllgll LDw Pre<. readers and assoclste supervis&mday 91 64 .03 or of aeC1111dary l!nglloh In the Monday 92 65 ClnclnnaU schools. Tueaday 91 64 Wednesday 88 64 MOTHERS OF THE 2t glrlo Thursday 77 49 maldng Up the bat.o.n corps knolm Friday 78 43 as the 11 Glo..ettes" taulbt by Salurdas 75 56 Mlaa Gloria Buc:k are up to Average hillh temperatures for their eara in sUver lame' ere. tho week this year - 84.4, last atlng new eo&tumea for t h e year- 91.1. group. Naturally, the new cosAverage low temperatures for tuming will be - n Friday ar. tho week this year - 57,6, last tornoon when the corps will ~- · year"60.1. part In tllo Big Bond Reptta TCital prectpltallon for tile week Parade not ooly as a marcbing this year- 0.03 of an inc:h, last unit but will also have a ftoaL year - 0.44 of on loeb. Taking on aetlve tole In t h e TCital preclpltatlon to elate thio baelqp-ouod - aa a!Wl1s - IJ year - 22.58 inches, last year GJorla'e Interested mother, Mr.s. - 20.68 lncbes. Gall" Buck. Mra. Bock does moch Normal average proelpltallon ol the work Involved with amually- 38.40 Inches. tho corps U> help Gloria - • • employed In Gallfpoils and mab>talns a pretty buQ' aeboltlle. s50.00 to SJ95.00 SeCcinCJAY~m~t ' , \"1"1 OCCit>Y a plaeo of hmlOr In the village cemetery. (OFFICIAL USAF PHOTQ). lace cemetery, marking t h e ~~·~:":;~~ -). "lldtool children from Opijnen place n...... onebo graves olthe American B-!7 .. - , wltl~ mission from the Germans to bury the Americans in their tlttso booored dead we take ln- In the vlllage-·cemetery. The tfeased devotion to that cause graves are now marked by a lbltaq Spt. Cpl. ' of a farmhouse and stru<:k his ,. ••• tram for which they gave the last full measure ~ devotion - that we !Jere highly resolve thst these .dead shall not have died in vain.·" llishllglltlng tile ceremony was a fty-ovor of 12 U. S. Air Foree F -102 jet aircraft from the 32d F~ lntercoptor Squadron at Clmp New Amsterdam, T h e Netherlands. jq!nlng the F 102a were 12 F -104s from the Royal Netheriands Air. For<e. Also repreaentlngCampNew Amsterdam were a oolor guard and a rifle deta.U. The Memorial Day aervlee Is held In Opljnen every yeor to honor not ooly the eight men burled there, but, In t h e ~; ''f World ~·~ n had aeemed ,..,_ mote from tho ,.net llUle 11nm ur&ll the erlppled 11-17 lumbered · Into Ita skies, under heavy at,. tack from the Luitwalre filllrt. ers. Eight ol u., 10 crewmembers balled oot (two died In· side the plane), but six more were killed by German machine · gun fire aa they dangled help. lossly from tllelr pari'Chules' The townspeople and farmers of Opljnon tried to help the two Americans wllo landed safely, . but tile filers were ljlllcid¥ captured by German ground foreos. One of the Injured Americans crashed through tile thatched roo! Amsterdam. His remarks, In botb Dutch and English, recalled anolher Memorial Das ceremony, at Gettysburg, and tho words of President ' "'t ' . I. ' CAMP NEW AMSTti!DA.M, 'the N~erlands - A VInton Ohio, woinan'a 11011, ldlled In aellon cluillC World w_. '11, roeeiV·'f.\l a opeclal and highly per-' ~moria! Das tribute Mas 30 •• LAUlUE LEA SCHAEFER, Columbuo, who wao crowned MI., btllem Ohio hero 011 MQ 4, will be In I!IWn lor tile FrlclaJ parade. Laarlci wl.ll "be taking part In llie Miss Ohio l'lgeant next month. 'l1le paJI!OIII will be telo'lllod~San4Jaky and omceelns 'lite · o¥0111 IIIII be Miss V Kay Van o,l<e, Mill Amerloa ol1865. MRS. GENE MITCH hao un• defiiOIUi aurpry at ·iJ!zer ~., pita!. Sho'o eur~r,Qijlerlt. ing at tile home a, h'l' pareitla, Mr. and MI-a. John Ttrreu, MuiI>Orry Helatata.. · FOR Whl!e-82A-42C. Only 13.95. ., "D" llzea U.95. With olr# olrapa. 32A,40C, only k9$. , "D" lllel~· . ••!IS·• , rr..,IJIJ~ M NAME' ... AI<!? MY 1!/FOjiMANf 1 THDLJGHf PARTMOOR SAYGwriCAN ()A611 HAD 60,001.60 UP GVGr<r-1 PROPa< r Y IN PICKUPTHIG .'51&1-ff OUT THGR<' ~ ST~AT!ii&IC ' PAI<CE;i- FOR ON<' MILL/OIJ1 RO~IN- A8 SEEN ONTV ()fir llmlred, .. M . . ..;.,.froo Allj>ou do and !T'6 I:>IVII-J!£! ~OJ/ ROBIN HAS . II\IN15, IN �·' ·I' ----···- ....... CAMP .' ' . .· Now Yqu Know · ' __j ..~=- .- ~---··f!!t.-t...I U! . .! 'l! ,.v :£ · •' ' Dutch !arming village whe • burled. . &.'igl, •r·, ' . -: .., ..._. .,.. , •. NEW AMsr · The Netliorlilnd~ - .A , Ohio, ~· o om, ldlle4 ,Uon lUring World War 'U,i td a 11p0clal ilnd bigbl,y pe> liemorial Day tribute M from the citizen• of a ~--- ----~-- . . .1£)' ·; \ FORE16NW MUST RliPORl" IMMEPII'ITEI..Y lO.THE · :~ Herman D. Pollll! L GOIMI~Pf>NT! .:~ '-.AQ ..il' or Mrs. R. B. Poling OJ ·92, VInton, was one or I Americans killed when tilt 1 17 bomber was sOOt dol .. ., .• German lighter aircraft Opljnen (Oh·PJE.nen), The erlilnds, oo July 30, 1943. In a ceremony marking 2ath amlversary or the Inc ~ .' .. • .. local digeltarlea and school '· dren from Opljnen laid wr and Rowers on tho' elghl SltUI<EN ~ 60ADEP I5Y AN6RY ' JE#Il.~Y WHEN HE:~~ THE PRETTY CAANIVAL (!olfl.l.. SIZA sravea Which occupy a pla honor In the tiny village < eEFRIENtiiN6 KEVIN · tery "Representing the U. S. emment was Harold E. Hm\ American Consul General Amsterdam. His remarks, iJ Dutch ilnd English, recalle other Memorial Day cerer at Gettysburg, ilnd the wor President Lincoln: u •.• WI-IAT A S~AM!:. HE HAD A NO Hll'lfR GOiN& lJNTII.. It-\~ LAS1 OF IHE NIN'TI-\. :!\!~NEVER seEN M:Ni~INb 1...\Kf 11-115! ''fton Ll~:.: ( #• ••t di'o,..., ~se honored dead we tak cfeasea devotion to that < for which they gave the las !ThO New York ' ·" AKRON ·- !, ltfatloiau measure ol devotion - tha bore blghly resolve that I dead shell oot have died In •• lllghltgl!t!ng the cereJ11011l ::Gov. :"Ina a· lly.over of 12 U. S. Air F F -102 jet aircraft from the Fltl!lter Interceptor Squaclr< ea,J,p New Amsterdam, 1 •Netherland•. Joining the 102o were 12 F -104s from Royal Netherlanrls Air. F< Aloo representing Camp New sterdam were a color guart a r!Re detail. The Memorial service is held in Opijnen e year to honor not only the 1 men burled there, but, in ~ words Dl one citizen. "all ou lies who loog!Jt ilnd died for freedom." ~--........[ • :CAPTAIN EASY HOW ON. JUS! A SON, n~ fiND OIJ\! MINU'f~ m Ciif-CK! HOW COULD THO~ S'IIJPID ~ILLFOLK COME UP WITH NAMES LIIIE ROTTENFELLEFI AND M"CARTIIIEF~ ..-.... - -. ... - ....••...-, ·-- ,...' -..' .. ~--=~ .. - -- ·-... ... ... ·- · . '' ·-· ' ~' I. ..... l!i 1'00~, IN 'THE HILLS... 'JIIa'l 601' 1IIE NAME'> MIXED UP! .H •1'Aftf! SEND ROGK&~ELLEW, l"",wc,,R'lftl AND NIXON N\'{ PROFOUNO APOLO<:o IE~! " ~ , '· • I . ALI'IfAD'I lfA~E , .t\1'1. VIOULDYOU BELIE'IE 'IIlEY TIIIN~ IIFK 1!i NAMf l!i 8088'1 ~~NNABEANS '!' M'HEE .... iiAEY'IIE ALLGOOD ~- ,_ .. _ • RADIO by Leslie Turner ' . ' "' EAS'I, 'IOU KI<IOW I PPIOMij;EO NOT TO INTEI'I~E!'IE WITH 'IIIEPO!.m(!i OFM'/ . ~ILI.BILL'I FOUNDATION ... OVEFI 'lllE ~EAI~S,I _.,TV~ FOUND T_IIE _RIEi~T MAN 1/SUALL'I '>PORTS! 'lltNS! I ~-­ _. ' . GOIA REl FIN£ 1\IOUGIIT, ill~! EACH OF 111E CANDIIWE'. LINES QUA COUN'Tfl'l! . - ....... _ '66 Ford ·· $1 nt SeW. a e;r~ . , N. Badlo, W.B.W. t1rw. Jk 65 Chtvelt $1 ~eata . Power CUde, ( a.dlo. lluter, W&W. Na. 'fM-A . 650 ......... . " er. IIi by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP GET 1959FOt 1958 CHI 1957 CHI! 1954 DO 1957 CHI 1959 Fl~ 1959 OLD 1960 CHI 1961 CCH 1957 Qfl 1958 FOI 1960 RAA 1960 fOR, 1959 OlE' 1950 FORt ..--------~ WHO'D WANT TO 6£ Fl21f?NOO Wf1H 'THE Me;ANE6T KID IN ll-IE WORLD? 6lJT(<BIGH) I et.e.56 I 0\NT.. ' :' I'~ GarlT! I'LLCI-IANaE' MY IM.AJ2E! F/20\'\ NOW ON I'LL BE BWEeTAND LOVA8l E. '. '., ·• ., ' • ... sso. e50 NE e20 NE' DID W 1-le'A.Q WHAT I MID? IM 6W£31;T AND LOVABLE ••• 5iVPCONS<It-Gf ' . •' . DoN'T '7'00 l.JNDEI25TAND? IM ~WEET AND /..OVAB/..E./ . . IT'LL. NEVc/2. ~. ·, ' Good Selecl •15 NE, CHEV SecondAW,t EM'(, l .\11'\!a "iO~ iO 1'1.~ TO Alii-GAME PAE5EPNE IW CANADA •• l WANTA REPORT C»1 '1\lE PEER HERO- AI<ID · 11AE. FISHING! t!IA'I JEFF AN' IGO ALON<ii,G!IAN~ PA! .•. .l INDEED! 'IIIEPIE1S A'PECIAL Sll'lnii>A'i GIFT '·l WAITIN6 FOP. EACH OF "IOU TWINS, lHt MOMENT YOU ARliNE, UP TllEP.E ... AIGHT1 EASY~ .. ~. 111LD ME, MFI.M'KEE au,., spon. Maroon. a QJ 1,> 1j • -' ' ' '• ',. . •• j "' I. •~.,.--··· ,. ' ~ ,- . .,. ~· ~ -..-.- - · - . .' .f I • .,~ • �•. ' } •. . ............ - :~ ..... ~·-- --- . .....···:·---- Germ~ ' ' ,. !'- ' . .., -- ... - .. ··---·"' ' ,1 .. ., I r • . CAMP. NEW AMsrEj Tt.o Notlierlilntls - A ' Ohio, .......... 11011, klll..j iiOII <ilrlnt World w.,- 'n, 1 ~ a ~peclal and hl2hl7 pe 'liomorlal Da,y tribute M from the citizea~ of a Dutch flrml1111 village wht ,. burled. ·&Sgt. Herman D. Jlolln . of Mra. R. B. Jloling o • 92, Vlnton, was one of ( Amert ..ns killed when tbt 17 bomber was shot do1 ".,: j' . .. .. ''7'• ., , >, I • ..•:' _ " ••.,. ~ '" •• rf ~ I ' 'r ' ',~ 1 ' 'f~ I~; r·l .... . ,.t; T1/ T'\ •·] ' _,n ,o .: ....:I w:Jn..:1..... NowYouKnow · "'t:.n""'ttoin', ~ .};!'! ! ':.~ ~---. . , --· :1:.t . 1he ' c1 , . , • . . .---~.o..o_f..1.fl ..Q -~ _ '1 - ---·"-~- ~- j ___ !!!l . ...... ~ . ·ll!l101fo8 ·Mlll!1 a bllllon riiB BORN LOSBR ilidwroe. " ·~ TrQst No One rhllt/s 01/erDitiJy.- ; •;~if' ~------------------~ P" · Co · b'S' Art . Sa:Dsom· . He'AD toN!J "' fighter aircraft '" Opljnen (Oh-PIE-non), The erlanda, on July 30, 1943. 'I In a ceremony marking :5Cil anniversary of the in< ! local dl&nltarles ilntl school ··• dren from Opijnen laid WI and nower s on the~ eigt4 eraves which occupy a pll' ilonor in Ule lillY village ' iery "Representing Ule u, emment was Harold E. s. ~ American Consul General Amsterdam. His remarks, b Dutch and Ebglisb, recalle other Memoria] Day ceret at Gettysburg, and the wor President Lincoln: " ... 11\050 honored dead we tak ctteasea devotion to that ' tor which they gave the las measure ot devotion - tha jlere highly resolve Ulst i dood shall DOt have dledlnVl Hlghl!gbting tile ceremon; a fly-over of 12 'U. S. Air F .F -102 jet alrcrslt from lht F~r Interceptor Squadn Cunp New Amsterdam, ' Netherlanda. Jointng Ule '"~·· '{' frou. 102s were 12 F-104& Royal Netherlands Air. F< Also representlngCampNew sterdam were a color guarC '. ' a rille detail. The Memorial service Is held In Op!Jnen e year to honor not only the f men buried there, but, in : words ot one cltit.on, "all ou lies who tougbt and died Cor ( I UNNERSTANS.DEAR.o:' Afl SUFFERS F.UM IT MAHSE~F- freedom." l:Vc !3EE;N WO!<KIN5 ALLM012NIN6 ON Tt-liS '{OUN6 MAN , WOULD 'IOU COME OVErz. HE~e: PLEASE? PAir-ITi~G , AND IT'S NEM~lY ~ COMPLET~D! -j -:o~--' .' ~·.• -~ ... ' I' "" ~ ~ GOift " ....... •'!!b - ···- I' REl Til! Plc:lURf, I:Lt HP.V! 1b Mt«e SOME Loop's ~it. :teal had this tjear! - '66 Ford ·· $1 .A.LT~RATioNS Tbeheesd.o preen-"' f ~, ..•" ., S~E PAIIJTYOU? I WOULD[ -t ........ * Sea\1, e -... w.a.w. Q'l., tltu. . ~ 'IES. WOULD YOU GRI>.Nf 1 ..--~ ME PE~ISS/DN TO I NOW THATYOU AND 11-lE 'IOUN6 LADV AJ!.e IN .•.'. '••"' • ' lit. •• ..1· lil :·· 65 CheveUt $1 hMr llporl;, 1larooa. 1:1, 1111 11111. Power QUde, ( il -..&o. Belter, WA.W. " ~ No.-& . ,..-~ 65(1 ........ ' · dt• .. I C> 1MI loy HU. '"" GET 1959Fa 1958 01 1957CHE ' 1954 DO 1951 CHI 1959 RA' 1959 OLD 1960 CHI 1961 COl 1957 Qtl 1958 FOil 1960 IAA Couch.? What 1'h;-ymes with Couch? couc.n? DEAR POLLY-W•cn the kids ltavc o hankering to paint and the paiat bMhes cannot N found, cotton ,swaM •ill 4o lht trick.-DEIIIE 1960 FOR. Df~ I'Ot.LY-;11 you - • two pain of 1959 ate 1950 FORI ""' ........ - DEAl I'OLLY-Duri"l 1tormy -lltor ~en tfrte children are runNing in and out. for • •., •n4 ... '" dlotooCo, ... "'"" -W• ~-, die• pair iowtliclo '~'" bitofoa¥ tollto ••id11 of oai pai1. All you "'"" to do if to ........., dicl HI ... polillllftit.A. M. lkttp• c.at hanger with smtral dotht.,. piot HodJ .. Hng wet giOYes and cap1 u,.n. Tht llanttr can hang o• tht U..r rod while tilt thints art4rying.MIS. J. W. D. ,..iolt '50. . ~li-t.ile Q'J.'Q·-1 feel $Ort\l · . Iishhke crickets. · e50 NE e20 NE' .tot- him--almost, t.1tat i'!.! • ~· '' I Sl.tihtkl.. . ' Good Select •15 NE1 AWPOUs(HEV !If• POUY-1 Na4 In ,_ col111o -~ • '• ' J . • I I ; ,• -~ "'·~-l~ iA"-1' ·•'' i\i. -·r '·.1'f.\..:···~ .. " !,;>_._. 1;··· ' ' '' Mtt ' ta loald ... . ' tlif't~b~!<!~ ....... ~........ . ~'f'!'ootlllillloot~,.._,.,..., ~'• MtJ sa I ,..1M tlort ..Cks iii •• ola. ..... i~-~ .....m~o.a.o1~11!11..~1.W•• nu-.z;~oSecond Av. I Oooki<!g o oyla.-.ot I • ' > • I ' ' ' ,, ' •ltm:~-'••u '!iPo..ltli~ $. s. . . . . .. . • • • ': �• ... . ' ::::.L:I.\~ .'~'*;'!llm!W, ~...,_ 4.6! .1968 ·~ \' ;• . ' ' • .7'...&.2 .. !w ' 'l t .. . .. - ~ , ' '' ' ' •.r:"f • '• '. .-- -- - . ., • ~ ... " ' - ... _....; - ~ . . .. . . ... .. ~·._ .. , .., • . . • . . • ' , ,, ., .,.~ .,.,.,..w"-••..,. C• ,._ , \. , ' ' ' ' ~~ I ,. I ' .. . ... . - "' ' Nnw You Know " I ' ' CAMP NEW AMSI'EJ The Netllerlluwls - ' A . Qlrlor woman's .... ldllecj ilon Glrlng World Wsr 'n, 1 ~ a opedal and hlllhi.Y pe llemorlal DIIY trlhlte M PBISCILLA'S- POP. from the citizens of a WE DUtcb !arming village wh< ·• burled. BIG MOTOR, 1..\A'Z!:;L... s.'!gt, Herman D. Pollm of Mrs. R, B. Pilling o r 92, Vbtton, was one of Amerleans killed when th< 17 bomber was shot dol German fighter aircraft Opljn111 (Oh-P!&nonl, The erlanda, on July 30, 1943. In a ceremony marking 25th anniversary of the inc lo<al digultarles and schoo • llren 11-om (\>ljnen laid WJ and fiowers on the1 ei~ .,-aves Wbleh OCC1IPl' a pia IKmor In the tillY Tillage • "I HAVE MY OWN RETIREMENT PROGRAM, MI. HIGGINS. I STAITID IT THE DAY I LEARNED MI. FIISIY WA$ UNMARliiDr' "I HIVEI TRY TO M,AK£ HENlY DO. ~NG HI QCIISH'l WANT TO DO ••• I JUST TRY TO iliA«£ THE ALTIINATIVI AS UNPLEASANT AS ;ossiiLE!"" . . tory ·loftopresentlng the U. S, ernment was Harold E. !lOt American Consul General Amsterdam. His r'emarks, II DUtoh and English, reealle olt.er Memorial Dll)' ceret at Gettysburg, and the wor President Lincoln: "··· these honored dead we tak .leasea devotion to that ' !or Which they gave the las measur.e of devotion - thl Jter• highly resolve that 1 dead shall 1111 have died In Yl lilghllghtlng the ceremon; a· f\YoOVer of 12 U. S, Air f F-102 jet aircraft from tiM Figbler 1iltercepor Squadj, Camp New Amsterdam, : toletherlanda. ~nlng th · · .' 102a were 12 F -10!8 fnlll Royal Netherlands Air_ Also represeotlng Camp~ aterdam were a color a rifie detail. The Memorial service is held in Opijnen e year to honor not only the • men buried there, but, In words oC one citizen. "all ou Uea who fought and died ''" freedom." ('' :r• au8k .· .. O'UT OUR WAY I'VE NEVER 141T A 60LF aALL I~ MY WI-\OLE. LIFE GOODNe5S1 RE1 oo GRACIOUS. EATIN6, 5LEE.PIN6, FAMILY, FRIENDS, 'TELE.VIS\ON ooo '6~ Ford -· $' _..._.,.. __ liDtt s..u. e o1 .• ,... W.s.w. tan..; 'M Badbt, 65 Chevelle ~I1 au,.r &port, Kuooa. Ql ..... Powv Gl161, ..U.U. Bu.t41r, Vf,._W, No. 114-A . ', ' ;c - •oi.i· I l GEf l. 1959 1958 1957 1954 ' 1957 0 1959 ~ 1959 . 1960 ct 1961 ~ 1957 Cf.l 1958 FO 1960 'lA 1960 Fql' 1959 CHI 1950 Fdl 0 ' RlSSI8~E ... ""' .-FA~IR.S ' 'A '·-- ~· ~- ., 2...THE. 50 1 -ED A MONK ' e50 Nl e20 Nl BAY~ GoodS.'- THROUGH HIS 8 2.-:--4" <0"' AND THEN~ t/DAND ' ~ ' ~ ,. ... ............... . ~--\~ ··- · ·· · · . · · · · ·~ · -········ ,. ,. .. ' . ~I (, • . ~' . " ANDY CAPP J.\t::LP YOORSELF! iAE.Y TE\.1.. ME DOL.F IS A VERY FA"SCI NATIN6 6AME.oooo ~.. AND Tl-l.Ai, ONC.E. YOU 6ET ii-\E 1-\ANG OF li, YOU'RE. ON THE. ~OOK t •• EVERY'lHIN6 ELSE IN LIFE 6E SECONDARY• .- SO 1 6UES5 I'LL LEAVE IT ii-\AT WAY! �' - ,. .... 'I .__,- ...... , < " - ' --~;: " . ".' ~ 'r ., - ~ - ~ ' . . . . ..,. . . - .. - . . .. . ... ~ "' -.:. . . .,. .. - .. . . -· - . . . . . ..... . 0 'o'· •• ' • .. o 'M ~ ~ ~,;, . , - ·, Now .You :/;' .. . '( w.,, • CAMP NEW AM9i'EI A : Ohio, - · ...... kllleo! .Uon dning World War ·n, i ' ~ a fPOclal and hi&IIIY po · ilemorlal Day trtlorte M ~ - PRISCILLA'S- POP ' trom the citi.Zet:J,.I ot. a Qlteh farming village wh4 .. i ,. ' , , . I ·..1. ... ' J.:t. T. ,. .. ......._ · .&.rt . t .1 ..n . ~.........l.,_ ol!. 1'be ·""" the tiOiar tQIIiern.,Jo ' . llie • 1he Nelllerlllnd~ - I .)I' . . . ·. . . • . . .J .. I '!/' . .. ... . ... . - .... . .. ·- . 'f lI .' - . . .. ·" ,_'·-' . :.., '1<' ' ' ' .! ' lnl ..... 200 b'J11".1 MIIIIJ Wo,y. II .. ·bv AI.V~rmee:r . \ a billion ~ iant'!_r ...' ,, .. ' ~rn"W-;::;;:;;-;-:;::;;;;' ·~burled. S-S&t. Herman D. Polin! ol Mro. R, . B. Poling o VInton, was one of ,t92, 1 'Americans killed when tht 17 bomber was shot dOl German flllbter aircraft Opljnen (Oh-PJE.Mn), The erlands, on July 30, 1943. In a ceremony marking 25th annlverJIU'Y or the In< loeal dignitaries and schOol •· dren !'rom Opijnen laid WI and nower • on the~ eight erJvea Which occupy a pll 1\mor In Ole tiny village o lary '( ·"Rej>reaentlng the U. S. ernment was Harold E. H<ro American Coni!Ui General Amsterdam. His remarks, 11 D!rt<h lind English, reealle other Memorial Day ceret: at Gett.ysburg, and the wor President Lincoln: 41 ••• theae honored dead we tal< dtoasea devotion to that o for which they gave the las measure OC deVotion - thl Jlere .•.' ~ hlllbly resolve Olat I ;1n • COI>YI'iibted .dead ahall mt have dledinVl .".fhowad • Thethe lllghlii!!JUng the ceremon; a- fly.gyer or 12 U. S. Air F F -102 jet atrcrott from thE ~ :.~o- ·:•l&bt a_.ted the Fia!W'r Interceptor 8cJladn camp unCIIIIIIrlltlad and two ~ljllle the I • ~ New Amlllerdam, 'Netherlands. Joining the · 102s were 12 F-104& fi-oa Royal Netherlands Air. F< Also repre&entlngClmpNew sterdallr were a color guarc' a rifle detall. The Memorial service Js held in Opijnen e year to honor not ooJy the o men buried there, but, ln· · words ot one citizen, uau ou lies who foullbt and died for freedom."' AKRON- A.POLU ·Jlgv. "'d<nl ConventiOn Neloon A; ',ilintea ""' ~..... ' u=. ' ' Walt . OUT OUR WAY BUGS BUNNY. ..., . I'VE NEVER. ~-%eLF' 1·\IT A OOLF YOOR- 11-\EY TELL ME 8AL.L IN MY 5ELF! 60LF IS A VERY' FA'SCINATIN6 WI-\OLE LIFE t . GAME.oooo F;'., AND TAAT, ONC.E 'YOU GET "TAE J.\AN5 OF IT, YOU'RE. Qt.\ Tl-tE. 1-\00K! •• EVERYTI-\\N6 ELSE IN LIFE SECONDARY• .- I '• ) <~o RE1 - .........·1·· EATIN6, 5LEEPIN6, FAMILY, FRJENDS, IELEVIS\ON ooo '66 Ford · =:a..Set11, e m.. ., w.a.w. Urel. ·• 65 Chevelle $1 su,.r a,.m. llaro4l~a. m DJ'l ...._, PDwu OUd•, I a.dlo, &atw, W&W. No. 'JM.A 65~ ........ • . lk. I ll GET ., 1959FO 1958 Ql 19570tJ 1954 DC 1957 Clr 1959 Fl~ 1959 00 1960 0 1~1 co 1957 Q! 1958 FO 1960 lA 1960 Fdt 1959 CHI 1950 FOI 2.. THE s .so e20 A Nl BAY~ ·DRINK ~ % Good Self AND THEN~ "rnROliGH HIS ·a IDAND :2.·:-4"' ~ K' A Sff-1 'I •' ~ I ... , .... . ~ ... - .......... ,. . ........ 4 • , . . . . .. - .. 4 · -~- · · · ·· · ANDY CAPP.------..... <SOl GUESS I'LL LEAVE IT TJ.I.AT WAY ! �'.. .\,,' ' . ~ "· . - .. . ... ., - . ..... -- . . . ··-··· .... . ... . ·~·~· - .. . "-- --·~"·., . ~ . .. · . . ..:;·..__':-;; :!' , ' . -.· ... - ~ •).ji ~ -.·. , ,. ". .- .. ~ '. --~· .... r ..· .. 4 -~ -~ ·:r .••. ...,•. <li "" .. ... . ~ -~- ., . .. ,.., ..,.. , .., • • • - -~ ~ · - -- ... · • - •· .., ·~- .. _.,...,,.........._.... L' ·· CAMP· NEW AM!Il'd ' Netherland' - A . The . Oldo, woinon' ...... kill"'! · cUring World War 'U.• IJI>Odal and highly pe morllll ~>of trl- M rom the cltizena of a ( """'Dut<b !arming village wh1 ,. bUrled. • S-Sit. Herman D. Polin/ ol Mrs. R. B. Poling o 92, Vinton, was one of ~ Americans killed wlten tho 17 bomber was shot do1 . . • en tine ·' \. ' \ ·' • \ ..i....VOL.. XXI NO. 38 PQMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, 0~1() , .......- J -~--.....;"""-=~----,.--------'-=.;.._~ . :{Commissioners Lasley • Opijnen (Ob.Pi&Mn), The orland's, on July 30, 1943. In a eeremony marking 25th amlversary ol the Inc locol dl!lnltarles and school • dren !'rom Opijnen laid wr and fiowers on the~ eight vaves wltlcl! occupy a pll I ' :\ German fighter airci-att \ c ·f""News••• in Briefs ~~1iN~it~~iJi~~i~M~~i~ili~~~~~~l~~~~~~M~irr~~;~;~;~;~~~~~i;l;~;1~1~~~:~~;:~~~;;~;i~~=;:; ~l~i~~=~f~=;=~~~j;;;~;nt:;:~ fM:xlor in the tinY village ' tery loaepreaentlng the U. S. enunent was Harold E. Ho. American Consul General ., !!. · B.Y Unlled Preu.lnternltlonal ~AND .;.. AIIOUT 1,000 OF TI!E Republican 1lllthluls ,.were ·~·~ to welcome New York Mlyor Jolm v. Lind~~~¥, the {ilrat ol #li'Oe prominent ligures lo the prosldeJillal. rsce due here Amsterdam. His remarks,l1 Dutd! and English, reclllle -IIIIo l'tOli. ·· , , . .. Llnilat: acbeduled I meeting with pll'\)' members at Hotel Sher.Ows conterence and on addreoo belore the ciQ11• L11ar l.indeay and . me~ Mlyor carl B. Stokei were to · , ... a diii!Uaslon ol urbjln problema at televlolon alation WEWS. ;n>e New York maior was~ to leaV. .on a. t p.m. Dlllh~ other Memorial Day cereJ :Jtoo Cleveland,, • at Gettysburg, and the 11'01 President Uncoln; u .•• tllooe honored dead we tal< efeased devotion to that t lor wltl<b they gave the las ;._ '· measure of devotion - tllf ' . . 'I AKRON- -\POLL OF THE 5Bomodeleptutolh0 Repoi>llcan · II•Uonlll Convention ohOwal!lc~Wd NIJOinanaJmoot3-to-lleoder over here highly resolve that l dead shall not have died in VI lllgbllgbtlng the ceremon: a· n,..,.er ol 12 U. S. Alr F F -102 jet lllrcraft !rom th< Piallter Interceptor Squadn Camp New Amsterdam, ~ Netherland&. .IQ!nlng the · 102s were 12 F -104s tfoou. Royal Netherlands Air. Fl .Usa representing Camp New sterdam were a. color guan: a rUle detllll. The Memorial aervlce Is held In Opijnen e ~-nov. Nlllaoe A. RGe.l<el'illlr,"tlli! Akron llel!con Journal llld Sunday ;1n a c!IJ>¥l'lllht.d ~~:Ucle. .~· '·• • . ··:;- The !¥~ aold a <onclucled by lour ""'" reportaro •Jhowed the former vlcep~l@!lpt.yu lllvored by 23 delepteo While , ·;elahl I"'PPffed the Ne(~"':li'\i>vlrnor. TweM3-0ve deleplea were 110cailllll\ted IM1 lwo were ·~ contacted. The eewo~er said !1011 . ~Pile ,l!!o atrq NIJon trend the IOldenhlp of Gov. James A. 'lli)odeo wu llkaly·lO be plvolll when the CODI18Jtloo beSin.a Aug. 5 at *.t :-u... ·:; · COLUMBUS - VNOmCIAL EST!liATES olloeaeo ran !rom ;:j$01000 lo..over flOO,OOO In aOoU taluon todlj' &om lour ororea here LOOK~ LIK£ . !I Great ·w~,teni ~~,lag centel', pollee said. wpst loeseo were · . ·-.~om~ Jewelen' 'A. "a!d>a-al>sum" o!Witebea, lnoaedl... •!!Ionia, rl!wl 1M IIIOvle Clllleroa were IAkon, Det Cherlle Coldll . ;'l lld toda)'. lHE. HIPPIE.S HAVE. BE.Et-.1 FOOLit-.IG AROOIVD WIT\111\E. ~U"-1~€-TS AGII.I ~ ! year to honor not only the 1 men buried there, but, fn words of one citizen. .. all oo lies who fooght and died for freedom..'" · · .·~... Coldll llld llurtllar• erltored Kay' a tl\roua)l a cement block wall · ·_,from the HJII.eent TIKm Mccam shoe atore. At Thorn McC1111, the .•~.j!deveo -Into a life and took an undetermined amount o1 cash. •• ':; . PAllls :.. PIIESJlEN')' CHARLES DE GAULLE'S riot· pollee llept tbt •Freech Tricolor ll,Ying llldly lrliD tbt dmne ol7011-year-<Jid ~ UJ!lveraley. Th_, ._..... the sanctuary of Frln<:e'aTebol· . '1louJ lll;leDtoln 1 \urprtse raid Sundo,y. <-: ·~ . ~ a;ooo evlotod aDideni:a enpaedpillleelniiM)therbarri.~\Jo,.Plvlna .to. . . . .ag ~lot tlirGup the · - ol the t.Un · ~-·lrl\llllll the unlverilcy. llul pollee attaekodthedemona~a ~ Ud'~ PI 1M quiet ~turned ID l'lrla iDdey • Pomeroy aM Middle.POfl sot C. 0. F1sher and John Zerkle, the &MI10IId iDdey 1o make what president of council, Q.PB~J"ed lo beUtfed the Jaraeot siJWie ac· before the commtuionen rereage - - since their ~ the propO..d annexotloo. It waa teported ..,. cfow, a ..-111n111 lneorporatlons over 100 yeara qo. Pomerey attorney, that the Poln, The Molp Clllllll;y boord ol eroy boord ol public affairs has commisaloner1 thla morning ver- lllleady met to con.alder the lea .. bii)JI agreed "' owrove the .... lblllcy ol laying water lines Into nexotlon of opproxlmatell200 aeo the section ol prlliJOnv lrmn LIJ>. reo ol laed iniD l'oo\lM"CIY 1M colo HeiBJlts to the rood leadlag Mlddi"'IIO'' vlllageo IQr a pro. to Llbel'\l'·Ave. houoq dewlopmelll. Crow Aid loll'"'lng the meethe :would 1101 apecul&te at The land, presently In Sail.. bur)' Township, lloo . 11101111 the Oood 1'0111 belweoo Pomeroy 1M Middleport aM Ia known •• the . former l.aoley Esllle. OWner• ol the proper\)' are Fred W, Crow, lloiO• Korpn 1M Tbeoo· dare T, Reed, Jr. crow, aJoos with Middleport dru8111t Dt1e Dutton and MiddlepOrt VIllage Oftl<lllla Mly<r thls time on how much of the property, It annexation becunea olllcllll, would go Into PomeroY and 00w mud! to Mlddl0110rL He Indicated, .however, the lafliOl' amount would be ll1llel<ed Into Pomeroy. Duttm, . who with Crow bas been lnatnonental In plaMing 1 houslrw demgpment In the Oood road ,...,., lost week Jllll'Chaaed the presentMiddle.POfldUIIU>area which Is situated In the Pmleroy c..--.lloollmlll. 1>0..., w ft. o~an · · GOI~ · Dutton eattmated there a r e sites lor a minimum ol300400; new bomea m the Laaler Eltate PJOPOl'\l'• The noecllor amnol!on ol11te properey Into I'OmoroY aM Mlddleporl Is so that IIIli area eon be servleed by water 1M pOl· according IDCrow. Tower in · Jump Mood DCCL CONFERENCE OFFICERS WEI.. COMED - Mrs. Kenneth Scites, MldcUeport, !11th !rom lelt,presldentoltheSouth Central Di.. trlct Ohio ChUd Cooservatloo League, welcomed this group ol omcera SOturda,y to the district conlerence held at Addlvllle Grade School. Lelt to riB!lt are Mrs. William Wool!, Eaot Rochester, Northeast District president; Mrs. Grove Clcy, achievement cbllrman;·Jud&e Dllft Jack Winebrenner, Forest. _recording seer& Holmes. Cincil'llatl, atate ICM.tor; Mra. Rotter Noble, Baltimore, Southeast District pre11.. tary; Mra. Richard Vaoco, Galllpolh1, Diapers to Datea Mothers League, hosteas group; Mrs. deM; Mrs. Rusoell Lon, Maryavjlle, Welt Cemral District preatdelll, 1M Mrs. Lester Plymale, Gallipolis, pool district prealdent. sea story on page 5, ploaoe. - Picture by Pat Jesse Merry, Rio Grande, state librarian; Mrs. Scltes; Mrs. Donald Hanawalt, WestervUle, OCCL state president; Mrs. Walter Htn:r.e, Toledo, state vice-president; Mrs. Don Myers, Houck. Strict ·Gun Control,Plank • -~·' ~ ~ . _,_, eQ . .' .,..;'.," ,-;,. . ,IIIII Mlddleporl vllill881 wOuld be dii<!OIIilllled In 60 da.Y• ond that It W®ld thin be covered over, prior to the start.. lng ol the housing ctovelopment. en>)' on .·. _r_lh . Middleport, In turn, received a lnet olland near thelloute 7b!7· pass ·whore II .will begin a ,_ dlllllP &Mwlllmakeaervloeavallable to Pomeroy and other sectiona ol the county. The new: dump, according to Mlyor Fisher 1M · Councilman Zerkle, will be a land-till eype and will meet requirements ol f1>e s1ate depar>moM ol holll11t to beoome effective next yw. Dutton aald tile uae ol t b e preaent omnp properey b1 Pom· ,._ e 'Cri .,' .ticiZe •' . . ., .·· -' ' . .. . ···d . .. i. A1liENS, Ohio (UPI) - Gr&o CWY Huth, 16, suburban REl I CAN 00 'LONG WITH .si'!Xlk1N1 MV HAT. BUT MAKIN' rr SJ OONI< HONK HONK IS JU5f TOO MUOl! '66 Ford ·· $' I III,IILT A FIR!!, Nt:NI c:::oMSS 'o\OOLPJUH RAll-IE'R IT MAllE A REAl. WILD HOWL UKE SOME KINI>A BIS TH 1 H~ SO GUESS rt'$ TIME I lOOK MY sril(tl HORNED OWL? !'arty. The new governor strongly endoraed his party's platform which contail\l same ~ the touglieat gun control leSislalloo to dele. The platlorm ad,..ated estAbllahment ol ailte regulal.. ed gun stores as sole au&horized retailers of firearms in Ohio. Huth deleated David Wrlnk&o man, Poland, tor the gOVeriO"'& posL Huth corrled 856 of 11te 1345 votes cast early Sunday. The lleutonant governorship went to Robert Ryan, 16, eo.. lumbus, who got 689 votes over hi• Nationalist opponent, Luke Witte, 17, Alliance. Huth woo the only candidate !rom the Natlonollot Pl1'\l' to win election to a top slate ol• ftce. All remalolng olllceo went ID the F~lat Pll'\)'. Foderlllat Wlmoera Also winning election Sunday "t auu.w.a.w.a m.. - - . ., Cpo. ""' llC t~ra 'I Jdlo, 65 Chevelle $1 Driver Cited SU,.r apon. Marooa.. I a,J M&\t, ro-w QDde, ...uo. BMWr. w.a..w. No. "'"A . . - - - To Meigs Court 65( Two Defendants GET 1959FO 1958 0 1957Cttl 1954 DC 1957 0 1959 FU 1959 01. 1960 0 1961 cc 1957 Oi 1958 FO 1960 lA 1960 FOI 1959 Oli 1950 FOI . sso • • TH' W!ZER'S HAT JUST FLAPPED ITS WINGS AN' Fl.EW AWAY! FOOl:'( SURE MADE SOME f'OVv£RFUL ...TH' WIND BLDWS.A GUY'S HAT OF1= AN' 'IOU DOPES Fined by Court MMAeiCAS cqoss. J:VED BEAR! A p~OOE'f! DIDN'T HE? ' YOU'RE ABOUT THINK IT'S ~GIC/ M.II.GIIC, the laloalns mllllala...,... -111 Wllltb .. III...W. ox! at Wllijam R. ne.n, t4, RutlarMI, wao cited to Mela• Coullll' Court JUDO 21 ODI chirp Of'leavlng the ....,. olin ac..- at U:55 a. m. SUIIdl.)' on Rt. .124:, one 111111 oaot o1 Rutland. Tbo stat. lflllhwa:v l'lltrd. sold tbtl Doralby i::. Gore, 27. ,Rutllal, had lfql ed to mala> I left turD. Beblnd her, Deu r.lled.tq atop IIIII bla car atrue~ the ba<k ol·tbt Gore . .. . . Tbo pataill oaid' tllat Gore, iriio 1lllled Ill lfql otter the ......,.._ W l l - later at~ c1t.~~ to co11r1. Then •• ~ atate.....,tobothca:#- >)- 1 • . , ,ot lli.. •-E• R.,.~ IUIIIWer 3 ' I REn«JN sol WE OON'T LIKE PI-IONY MEDICINE Cle~ land, was eleded governor of the 31st annual Buckeye l!oya state here Sunday. He Ia a member of the Nationalist ••. ESPECII\LLV A CHEAP AAKE LIKE YOU! UT~-•-.,.;·d C.alls """"'- ---The Mld!llaport ....,._ ,..w~ anowti,"id calla SlillnkJ evealng 1M oarly 9,mllaj>' morn1ng af jllo Cedi an1111 ,home near the ~&I·Gollla line. Sml11t,waelll, """ takell to'tbt Galllpo. Ill C!IDic 11bm 1111 ........ made 111e 9,mllaj>' call !otonilo, ~ Dmd Roll, a Mlddleporl ~ ~ etnpi.Q1t, Wl\a,.- >.II! . ,.....,.. _._ v to state offtct! on the Federalist age In Olilo to 18, while It the Slndulky; Jellrey Jolml, i6, ticket were: John N~Jtt? 17, same lime granting other adult ocoJumbua; Gary Lang, 17, cantoD, secretary of state; Ser~ gio De La Roehl, 16, lloont prlvlleps 1M reapOnolbllltlea. In the Ohio ~reme Court race, the boys elected Belliromin Yllle, 16, W0J110slleld, as chief jusdce. Justices Elected Elected Ohio Supreme co.art Judges were: ourorn Allen, 17, Youngstown; Dan Cox, 11, Warreni John Guendelsberger, 17, Vernon, treasurer; Larry Lane. 17, Gro-veport, auditor; aDd Paul W. Sylvester, 17, Clncl~ natl, lttorney general. The Federalist par\)' platlorm also Included gun control leglalatlc;rn, but In a milder tonn thin that of the losing Natlolr allot Party. The Federalists asbd all firearms be real~~oo tered alii a test of mental competency be shown by periOIIS Poage Finds Jota Few Really Hungry .1'Volks war, WASIUNGTON (UPI) _ Tbo Hoose. Agriculture Committee Ill¥• there 1o "wldelipread mlllnutlitlon'' in the United Stales but "very little actJal ~uo&vr." The oommlttee'• chairman, .Reo. W. R. Poage, ]).Tex., lllleied a private atudy which claimed tl!ll mWI1111 are •ul!trlnt!: lnm b.._ u "lnlecunte IIIII mlaleodlni If not lllolanlb-1111ae." . ~ reie&oed the reaulll Sunday _of I oboly his commllo, tee inlilo In 2$6 coundeo, mostly In 1111 S.UU.st, tblt ,..,.. I e50 Nt •20 Nl ' GoodSele •15 Nl ............. ... _ . ... ' ._.....,j,_~,. , ,.,. 4 (. . ·l' ' ·-~~- · ·--·· -· ~·- .. -~ ..... ~- ,...._,,- ·-· - "' ... "'' ,,,, '· . ·:"" I . . ,_ . ' I Jmea Rhodes . Wll scheduled to address the boya toolght 1M planned to . with hla couaterpart. Hutb. SAIGON (UPD - AmeriCID Sunday shot clolm seven Communist helicaptera being •ed In South Vietnam 1M !101 b o r d e r Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) lor the !frat lime In the' military spoketmen 111;_1 war." tun tdd newsmtn ollloo hellcqllera were shot dolnl ... the south olde ol lla 11M IIIII tn River which dlvldeo tbt ollomll..,.ide DMZ -.en ftildl! , today. ,. and SOutb. r.' . ' Radar §llots Never belore had Norl( The till radar lnclolnl VIetnam sent Its Ru!lla!HNIII hellcopers south o1 the border station at the Marine .._ It In a challe~ero total American Don Ha, MWIII mUes ac1111t ol .J the Dill:, !need the llrlll · ·air '"'"'lorlty. The U.S. planes destroyed the clu&ter o1 North Vlt'-1!1 hollcq>tera In two eneountera If • ' - " Mrly Sundll. - . ,o the North VIetnamese craft can Gghtn-bomben lntere~ i,. 1··. _.-.lilly were haulltv OIIIJlllloo the holleopters 1M ollol ololiij \>' . ~' (. niUoo to arllllery hlaea lnelde three ol tbtm. the DMZ. - - ol the Lt. Gen. Hoang lluln Lam, ten crossed Into the buffer •Oililli . Clllllllllllder ol Swth Vletram Sunday nl&ht Four ol 1111.:.. ' lorcea In ihe ave provtooes Juot beUcqJtero ,..,.. olloldolm. All tho hellcq>tera below the DMZ, llld ouch ClJW!Ddllot \ISO ol the hell...,. ro hive tera In CGIIdllt ~.tlllllrstllme a olagle rotor. model eaiW be""" ·IIOol&lwled 'hunpr .......,,.. Ia ' 'lll1nitttd.f!lf~ot~.,alh· the,' Wpalli~n~r'." ftll'llUhelded .a ~ ~...Jo!·- '»>PP l'il1 - -·~ ... .. lllt\111'. . . . , - . " . ~ llqlllll 1111on Gov. ' Jets Catch Seven Norther'! Copters seeking to buy guns. Other planlu Included I pro. gram r... lowerq the voting 1 G.._-t, am William - · 17, Louisville. The l!o¥• state llldolature will be called Into seaolon toc1ar to lqin WOI"Jdng on b1lls rec> omme- by the two partlu. c._. · heU-./ . --•ill:• . . _ by ' ' -· Darrell ' ~- ~~ 1111 ....... at ........ Noo!lp ·~ Vloh'IM!M lllriluee. Ni>w Panel"Q)'; theJ gone IIllA clllllbat, , Frad t.la .. -tildd' . Thl1ml North Tim- SATURDAY - 'WUIIalli the allln. theJ ....... UOIIed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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