https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bdb188ee2eee36fd72c09a736f470b34.pdf 6d7bb47b17033065cc6343c05838cb7d PDF Text Text , eo; ..... eook .. co...... ·.,.~ f. ~ ,, ·' •· .' ' ' • ··. ' .' ' ' . ................. offol101'illi~·'· B · ~- • , ~· er;"k~ICbooli.rii!:I!<W· erl,y H. DUral, LoOn !iCIIOOII-Mar· , pre! c. stewm, ~aU ' School;Donai~~'W~Jr. e~n lf• I Reinodlal·rladinll: re~ Or Tel'rl MIchael ...,S Fo,ye Smith from . .A TJU• I lim\mor proaram tUcll.... ~· of Norah .... or Com• to-S.e Ua for Compltte Counsel- Ing, free Demonetratlon. AUTHO ZED ~GRAVELY ~i!oi•of ~ GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 99~75 E. Main st. Pomeroy and S.. Hllb: em'~ Ml)lma, Pl. Pleasant Jr. Hllb; Rlehird L. Wogner and Bai)amln Frink· Jjn IV, hl"'!'i 1M 1111t placed. ~ proved tr..ifer of tile !ollowiDi from ropdlll' ·school teaching to ESEA Title llemodlal Readlni. F11<1 Smith, Katie Smllh, Mary Lee Powell, I!ObeccaBuckoor, IIJ!d Holen lilerrett and empiQYIDOnt of ESEA Title I summer proarom teacher Elizabeth Wattoraon and aides, VIcki Stewart. Vleld McConlbay and Thelma Foul. ()thoro blrocl...,reDorolhyM!tcholl, Pl. Pleasant Jr. H I g h guidonco llllllll&elor Cor 1968~ school term aubjoct to program dovolopment; Mary SlopheDs from oubll#tute cook to IUII~o cook at Leon, and Alma TrljJploti tram oubstltute cook to !ull- cl · time at New Haven; and Jane Jobnton, part~ oook lor two MIGS TIIATRE . Tonight &S&tunil)', June 28-29 BORN LOSERS Tom Laughlin PLUS A MAN CALLED DAGGER Terry Moore Sunday, MorUy, Tues. June 30 - July 1-2 E1vis Pre!!ley STAY AWAY, JOE (Technlcolor) Elvls Presle)' Burgeas Meredith Joon Blondell COLORCARTOONS: Jerry Quite Contrsry Pickled Pun; Neapolitan Mouse captains Courageous SHOW STARTS 7 PM I I ' MASONDRIVE·IH TONIGHT, Juno 28 ORCE AMERICAN S'!'YLE (Technlcolor) Dick Van Dyke Debbie Reyoolda PLUS GAMBIT Shirley MacLaine Ml<haol Caine SATURDAY, JUNE 29 YUL BRYNNER In IIR£11JRN OF THE SEVEN" Robert Fuller, Patrick O'Neal In Furstenberg (Te<hnicolor) "MATCHI...E$" SUN, MON. & TUES. June 30 July 1-2 BAREFOOT IN TilE PARK Robert Rodlord, Jane Fonda PLUS 1HE COOL ONES Roddy McDowall Dobbie Watson hours per ~ In addltioo to her oeerelary cmtloa: William Kinnard as custocllaD for PPIIS; Carols Ben1011 as bus driver !or Head start; Ray D. Benson, Carson Roush, Odell Wallace and Everstl Keefer for maintenance work as needed otroctlve July I, A_.-lng on the agenda was a of a delegation to)ll'Otell the placement of Mr. WD!rocl Dingess as principal ol &uul)lslde SehDIII for lhe DOJd sehool term but when qllocl oo one showed up. ~nt L Brooks Smith aild till! m u c h street talk had been going on <:oncoming tho matter and he had board pre.- Earl Kaefer read a leiter from lhe Lin- .....,.st coln ~ Proao<Ut!Dg Allor- · ; ~g ·· " ' . \ " / • .,. . ,;·. , .~J,' . . ,.,,, · '>t, f~ 1 CUI'Pc'N~ VIet- eWm v\cloQo . ~·s aQollltol'o II the~ immo\11111 locl<ed paooe, 111111 tolll,y boalbiilg of · the clabriecl tile Amltriclii pullout 'vtotmmese from Khe 5allh Ia of lho 3,000111 u.s. Nor111 moat serious strategic defeats" tlq Hoi, autre~ b)' the United Slates In .O.U..,n~~ Ac<ordll!l to '11.$. mWtory t11e vtetmm Will'. ' ~:r A Hanoi opoke8111iJ11111d a ap<>keamon, ~91 ~can news C<lll!erence called to claim plllll!• were ilolinod qvor. Nerlh downlrw ol the 3,000th '$11erlcan Vlebllm In the of tho plane over Norlh Vletuim that war. ' ' 15,000 American i!nd SOuth ••••.. .. Vletmmeae soldiers ~~e 1k!lled rmsr IS BORN , and llllurod while eryq !tOAdd Mr. aDd ..... TorrY w. Ohthe stralellc MariDtl outpoot, ' 8011th of the Demllltarlzed Zone. linger, Mlddloiport, ... - II• old 11,700 ol the ctng tho blr1fl of their flrll~l!ild. cas~ties were Americana. U.S. a aon, Jill WU""'' Oblfnaw, WedMarines reported suf!erlng2,000 nesday, JUno 28, at Holze~ lloapltli, wollblng 8 lb&., ~ oz. casualtios-lnclucllng wounded Gr~B are Mr. and !irs. -at Khe SO!Ih. Russell WUsoo ol Logaa and Jlr. Nguyen '!'huh Le, chief ud Mra. Hennon Obllllpr of spokesman tor the Hanoi delegation, deacrlbocl the with- Pomeroy: ~andmolher' Is drawal from Khe Sinh as an Mra. Cllll'a Obllnier ol i'Vmeroy, American attempt to avoid lUll ·~=:-~:.':=::.-.~:::::::::::::::(.:::'-::::::::::::::.-:-.:!>'!-~:::~::--::::: defeat. The news conference was annther Communist atlo!IIPI to ""'*"" ~ .A•.o.·,'IJ'A~.V;.oifl'iY»"."-rx-;•:o."o..""""'•"'''"' •.o.•,•.~l;,_-.,;o,q;o;.;o.;o;._-.;., ~:•:t:O· ·:.~._.,,,._ Stage Set or at a spoclal mooting or tho Tho board llflllrGVed a leaao prepared by City Atlornoy Ro,y Muogravo for the Tennis court at Ordnance School renewable each 7ear for tile sum of $1 smJect to IPP"!"I!i of the Prosecuting Atlorn~. For Long Court Tiff = :'n'.':n~.:; Cor the 1UD1 of flOG. Tho next a-.led mootlni Ia for 7:30p.m. on Ju119, Board -I ST0P ' Call it what you will: FOR YOUR groovy . .. cool . .. a blast . .. AUTO LOANS They can save you money on the over-all cost of any make of car! • BATTERY NEEDS ._,_ . "'"" .."" eTrtMiolwlolltrlto • Flultlfthl.._• ·~ .ePholoPioolt ... 1 POMEROY ATlONAL BANK RUTlAND POMEROY s,;ng·Ji,;g, ~ot.ntu tor over 9f """"" · Member Federal Reserve Sylllem Member FDIC 411 J'cflu...- Insured:I~ II To f 15;000 U!l(hr They re,prese11t the tnelner... tor, .anltatton, water and atroot dopartmenta and meter maida. There has been no garbqu colle<tion In the city since Thursday morlllng. union Dlotr!ct Director John Kelly recommencled the strike at a moedrw otlhe ptj>Jic employe• Thur~ night. A 11 slek call" strike by police WERNER Radio& T.V. II. w ,.... Signal Y~ght 10 Give .. Up Bonds Eight periOOI WerO lined aDd -cod- to ob: - · -IDJaU. with live - · ouopoolllod, aDd - monlh ol probal!.... Rlchlll'd II, na fiDod $tl and eolia, with $24 of fbi IDMIIII auopendocl tor loverlood, . ud l.oiNII W. Bini "" fiDod ~5 and ..... t5 ..spondod,CIIIhtiiiiiiOCWIII. Other• lined wera JoiiiiY s. Bellll~. atop .... vlolallon, and colla: Frank E. YOUIIIo ..,.. life vablclo, $5 and COlli: Waitor L. Watooil, ID-e load, 't5 and calli; EYello Belle Wood, atop lllll, $10udcolll, anclllolr- ' lll'd Searla, lotodcation, flO 1114 eoata. - · ..... forfeltod"' CharIll I. Smllh, ~ f17.50, Cor llilt haVIni pratectlve bead110111': .MIUI 'F. Wa'- uttla· Hocidnl, and WUllam Lea Spoo.,.r, Parkersbur& eeeh fl7,50 for left of cetUr; BUIJ J. COlemaD, Well Columblo, andGoor.. E. CremMU, 0.~ ~ ~7.50 pallbli oa .ayollow IIMJ II, Ml!lroae. LeUII'flllt, ~.:10, opoodlnc Dovl4 wuNow MUaidleld, Clrclt, ,,0 . Motherr:· : Her Birthday . Rodney Davis ,•' ' '• ,)If OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 to 9:00 • ' ,. "'!' . r . '· At Dedication of Dam ' y •,' NASHVILLE, Tom. (UPI) - President Jollnaon said today tho time Ia - at hand lor the united States and the Soviet Urdoo "to . atop pUing weapoo BJ!Stem and to nnd security ln a mora '"tiona! •' ·: l',cwificatiol), 'SbowpltJt;e' way." i ,SAIGON (uPQ - t4l*d scorea • SUrvivors S&turdal baried 88 peasant• and of Wounded men ·and cldld;.n at son~ 1 "show- " • ~·" ol tho U.S. pectncatlon program de)'lstated by Viet co... " Cl'fii'Dlndos. A U.S. spokesman sold it "could be !be worot atroelcy ott._ war." 1 ·, .· ID, sat~ 350 mDes SINth of the SmoulderiDf! flaht,. vfllago, . lli'ena w~led •for the ftrst of a sedto of drUia 11 allied pnorala koilt, tho' ~if under alert. Air Force 1!32'o sh!>ok tho cley With lour ralda' •!nat communlot . olroolihold• In tho· ~aptlal· · , , U.S. ud bltll Vlelnomese ., ' lt6tl,Pa ~rig ~eo .- and !noon, reportlnl flooin SOn Tra '' DOdll)o ll~i ~~~~ '3ll.milt few hoUrs 'IIIII' llle raid, said ·.radius of~~~kutlng the raiders dolilrdyed about 110 , 118 COIIUIIilnlll! '1!1 ~ thlt hemea-- 85 per -con! o1 tho · ~~~ Amelofiliio killed and village tucl<od In a ..,.e aloog. the Soulh China Sea. ~ ;t ~.ooo of tiool Tra•s .$,0~0 - i e .filii below were wllhout olleltlr. (llN~, !ilrvlvora lnld of ooelng tluk !01:ee children dragged tram homos lu • Y!lliie Into lho - · and ahollu cold rlflll· blCJ04 at polnt-hlank range. a a' ' ,. ' ... ,, ,. '. ,r ' ye~~:· ..auld be easy lor the United States and tho SoVIet U¢on to c~nue l>ri the Rre•ent -=~t:·wtress cour~:~e-pUW weapon systetn ''' ' . ,.,.. . '' Tidd on. Strike '• CANTON, Ohio (UP!) - Tbe Ohio Power aal4 lilt-, , urdo,y all Its facUIIIoa' t.,. '' ' main open dollllite a atrlkAI lit' 0110 union ago!D&t U ud the throat of two more partlcii*IIW in walkouts. T h e Utllldes Warl<er, o1 America wall<ed off their joba at mldlllsbt Friday after contract talks broke dO'IriL T h 1-t. , ' union represelts f.t8 worker&:lt.t~~·,, tho Tldd genel1111qJ J11ant l!t ~ Brilliant, ·Windsor plint 'It· Beach Bottom, w. vi.., Klunmor plant at Moundsville, 11'. VJ. and the Philo plent near Z.....W.. Tho employes had - . WOI'Ito lng on a day~ buts after their contract el!Plred June 1. The union authorized !be w.t• out alter reiectlnl a 30.7an - hour w..- and ~ "'""tilo1 Poor .Want Wh l•te A''d weapon syslem- dl verting billions Upon biUionsotdolllrswhUe addtrw nothing to the .' " . "SOCK IT TO ME, GRAMPS." Ono-yoaroold Patrlc:k securlcy ofelihlor alde,"Johnaon WASIUNGTON (UPI) - Strat&Lyndon Nugent gels a belplq band from hla grandfalller, declared. gistli of the Poor Peoples' cam.. Prtolden11..a,aan. Tile leddler Is the son ol LBJ's youaa· "The time Ia now at hand to palgn S.Oturdo,y lookod to white HI daughter, Luel, ald. her huoband Pat Nugent. a·lortreaa. find security in a more rational clergymen frcm· around the na.. GEARED to modem 'llvlnJ, hemwo,y," he aald 1o an apparent tlon and the Negro conuiluolcy these ualts wW go Into hydrauUc tranamloolooo lor now ·offer, Qf an olive branch to in Washington to keep allve their boats, where lbey reported· the So\'let .Union. 1 cam,pa~n while march leaders ly provide better operat1a1 ,.1 hope to tlave more to say are tn jill. by e • a b lin g lbe coalrol •bout thls to the nation and the The Rev. Andrew Young Jr., atlpper to oblft from lorworld on Mondi,J', next." Vice , president ot the Southern want to reveroe wllllout This was .the seCOJd Ume that Chrlstiln Leldershjp Confer .. member' or paul•l lo oeatral. been unbending .11)0', ~nltod Johnoon had chosen a TeAIIOO:. ODco (SCLC) who Udt over comch-.....1--..1 PICkaae. ' ' " 'roakllnl ·to..~.,a· blr ..w• . , 'mlmd <if. tho marfh,when tho Rev. !Jte- real power '-N.IIIl to o! Ndrlh "-"!cement Ill_llittth, 1967 Ralpfl DIV!d ~ llils Jall- u"'t""~ L ' 'vt;;uu::u' T>Vootl!ef~reP't~. -111..- 1 and Peking on hlo WlY Vlelillrn be!CO'o IIU' meanirwlul 1 only 12 mlil'f · nation's deloptlon to the Ohio Power peroonnol - the Jr>. " to Hanoi, apparently to dlacuulona can be held. lif addressed tlie ToiWessee ed Monday, said Sltui'da,y he has ternational Brotherhood or ElllcLesialat!"'o on Vietnam policy oecu~ promises lr<iit about ,JIIddonly llew •onfw with Nortli Vietnam's · '' TIWI,, confident tone of !he tr!cal Workers and the Eloctri".\ · · ,. . • allloa. ·· North , Viebllmeae na noted and rovaaled that he had chosen 250 Waohlngtoo aroa clergymen 00 cal Services Unlon- CGMtmwrt to hiiJ>, Tho alir':. ·dOp&rturo !if the, · , No comment this week In their cCIIIUIIOmora- Ellsworth Bunker as ambassa- t<> march sround Capital Hill negotiations saturdl)' with ....,.: .SUndl)'. He said they Wlll'ld not . : : w a s the VIet :" ervers cooaldored Tho re!uoOjl to commenl as he tlon here of what they terined dor to Saigon. PIDY olflclals, Tholr C<llllrlcta Johnson referred to die "new try to be arrested. Norlh took o!f, il'om Le Bourget the shooting down ol the 3,000th a U.S. .Mar~::: VtoU.: dele= were to expire at midnight SUDbill -·•· s"'" • urry of Airport on a Soviet Jet. An aide U.S. jet and of the u.s. SEOUC: South Korea (UPJl- day. The IEBW represents 380 a · .,...looidllll tho· ~-wltloa that Hanoi was aald Tho would return "in the withdrawal frnm Khe S&nh A Seoul newl!p8per, ln a report llDecrewmen ~ mat.nwz.nce •• Ute'"" aotqmandos re e I'll Ita strategy at the near tuture." "the gravest defeat for quickly denied by the state ellljl!oyes who work out ol dltl· · , . ~~ In 15 mhllles conf~rence table. So far during the alx-week lJiiited States." "' . Department, said Satur~ U.S. sion olfices In Steubenv111e, ~~~ bt !be -~~ American military officials offlclaJs were ready to receive Zanesville and New•k. lbt have put U.S. plane losses at the 82 crewmen or the The Electrical Sentces Union IIi 859. intelligence ship Pueblo from includes 283 employes who se.rv·-lk'' ' ·-·· r ..... - . · Al..l The North VIetnam.. conNorth Korean captors. ice clients in F100lly, Kelton, had warned fiden<e and continued CommuThe newspaper, Kyunghyang Ottawa, Foatoria, Lima 1 n d . ,_~ qo the nlst preosure on Sligon and the Shinmun, said negotiatlons beFremont ~~~~~~~ If &bey WT oorthern \ Jttovinces of su.tfl MARIETTA, Ga. (lJPI).. A and reversed the 8llilne thrust. tween America and North Jack Corns, publlcU;y dlrector .......... with lf Vloblam have underUned Hal>- fire In a wheel aasemhly During a oub_.m run the Kor-ea generals on the release lor Ohio Power• ll1d the com~ · lllodh: ;.V'*"'" ol's Intention to helil fut and deil)'ed the malden flight on one of Its 28 wheels of the vessel's crew were at ~·a pan,y would conthue normal . . '. · P".clifc)t~Gt ,~ h~ for victorleo In the field. Saturdo,y of Lockheed'o GallllO' brakes became overheated, causing a breakthrough stage." eratiCIIB with supervloory """' , • . ,. , WI~ ~ United Preaalntoi'Ditlcnl Cerdlology old Parlo, 49-year· Hanoi lillY believe till! mli'e C5A, lhe world'o largoot airfuoe to blow and a tire to lose The S t a t e Department's aonneJ even If all three uni• R~'~. eqnoa~~ ~ WUk- A man Willi • br.,P new old fathor or nve,-was II) a.u<h COmmulliot gains fDr<e pl.... proiiUI'e. A minor lire dove- Washi.ngtoo reactl.on denied thit went on strike. ' '~ 1., heart killed hta Nrle in I "e x c e 11 e n t" corltitlon "we the UnJted Statew to take the ,p!llctala termed the rnlshllj) a lopocl and ftre tracks racocl to any agreement was near. u.s. uwe prepared in advance tor Montreal holpllal .SII'l'\fll "1!111 haven't been abla to stop him first step to ilroal! the current "mlmr malftlnction" and conUthe lido of the plano, quickly officials said there had been no the J)Osslbllity of such a sl,. _; . ol aheor fllppbiOaa ol ' """' talking" · alnce he ,inaerly spoko doodlock In the Paris talks. nued otrorta to get the lllgo lir dooling the blaze. breakthrough and deplored what tion. •• he said. ~ alive.'• In Valparolaoj,.t;l!l!e. a his flrat words to nurses Thlrt Element ship aloft before nl(llltfall. Tho plane theli llq)ecl back to was described as false reports YOU,. lodJI whO ..,.. nu,iodo- stiunfa¥ mornlrw. · A thlnl element wu thrown A Ove man !l1ght crow headed a. service area while the tire which raise false hopes among l,y to wear "bile for tWo ,) 'lara Doctors postponed a ache- Into tho dlscussiOII by Laoo by veteran tell pilot Loa J • aDd brake wen raplacod. AI a relatives of the captured Pueblo if' she ourvivol· 111' lilt -ld'o dulod walk for Port., an which !• not even taking part In lliiUvan climbed aboord tho precautionary mea.sure, omclaJa crew. 1) -eel h~ pai!Oii ~~ llestgner raprlevell the Ialka between North Viet.. plane II _1:05 p.m. EDT and alao decided to replace lho tire A spokesman al U.S. 8th ::.ned • heuv Jiqllld il'om a <hronlc heart disease nam and lhe United States. began taJdlng 1'11111. next to tho 0110 thai loot Arll\Y HeadqJarters In Seoul Premier Soovanra Phouma of Fr!ci"' when aurgoono planted Raina Back pressure. said "it is not our release" While GuilD ' Pirlo aad the heart of 1 •oong molorey- Le 1 Pari for " 1 Willi heat waves boiling tram "".• Ia Plena P,nal-· 'IJ':U ' os, n , a a pr vate Gov. Lester Ma&dox wu when asked about the newspa. ,.,·- oUst In hlo ches~ Tho world's vial~" demanded the United Ito four ti,OOO.pounct lhrull their llrat !ull ci"' wilh 1\tW 22nd hwnan • hort recipient Slates not halt completely the ll!llnos, the 2504on giant among the estimated 8,000 per retxtrt. peraons llho turned out to Kyunghyang S2\lnmun attrihelrto, two U,...P1411\ ""nftl ncelved a villi! frOID his wile, homblrw of North Vlelillrn unUI lb'eaked down tho runliiiY, wltne88 1he ftlght altho GallllO', buted its frontpago story to lu KINston cot i'eadi \o step <amplalned of h~U~~er alter a Hanoi pulled out o1 Laoo tho reach~,. spoocls otl25 m.p.h. 011 COLUMBUS (UP0 - fikts IN' which Ia 2f5.9 feet long- nearly ••lntormed American military Into, lhe ' 110 SUndlYJor a Ml:lor Ught ll~uld broaldlost and beg&ll 10,000 trocr.>olhat SOUVIIUII aald Its llrat run, but Juot as the to be adverti, ed July 15. the lenglh of a foothall Oeld,1 Leei!IO baBOball IIIIJ!O, sources in Korea." It .said U.S. ,. w,llhout aid'' ol ~ were permanently slltlonocl front whoel lifted from tho construction on the new Sooli!l<,, and has a alx-story tall tall authorities In Korea "have ·~ Montreal In~ ol respirator. " , thoro. .,.....t. 9dllvan relnecl It back llructure. ern Ohio perdtentiii')', tD be secretly worked out a plan to prepare for the return of the catA!d on a 1500..cre aile 10111*1! U.S. 23 south of Lucastille. Pueblo crew." Bids on the proj~c~ to cost about not be opened untU Allfl, BOWLING GREEN, Ky. • • state officials hope (IJPI) Preoidont waa, ln)m~ely (UPI) - II you want a cup of donouacell b7 wUI be finished b)' Gaulle saturday Communill party 1-r Wal· corree at Ra.r's Drive In on The new complex, French dad< 'llochot .... the t1.S. 31-W bypass here, closed by two lll-lool lt'a &Oing to cost you allickel, bla: rilelno of llle 1!11 that's all there Is to lt. len<es, wDI oc_. on IIHactil': anotecUon. ·~··~ A price list displayed by Ray FaclliUos wiD include ill Wooalet, the restaurart's opblocks and 80 cello· per entor leaves Uttle doubt In 200 honor the cuatorl'ler's mind. hoapllal, throe · Tho list reads: \Dier one roO(, ''C..:. of coffee •~: aec~ dllorlwns •oil • 05j warm up •05; a and lor.a m,ore .05; only 1 few one halt CliP •05; .05; only a wee . n-- Pueblo Crew lr': Release Near Newest TranspI..... te ,d • , F•life ork mg Grid Field Size C5A Fails in Maiden Try To be Openel,. Late August BAR~~ ...-...w._ Deal-Appeal is Delivered by . DeGaull~ NE 30 '\ ' fl" ..... No Dotal!~ ;·' . Do ' ' UWA at.. b.,... AT DAVIS IQ & JIROC)UCI 1.01' Ulllt laln.'h mllor ......) . N. W. ~~ Johnson's words, spoken at the dedfcation oC the new $50 mil~ Uon J, PercJ' Priest Dam 10 miles from downtown Nashville, was . the Orst White Hwse reaction to a Cf!IICUiatory speeeh bJ> Soviet Foreign Milllster AndreJ Gr!Onyk~ tbli week whl<h Indicated Ruasla "as prepared to begin lalklng aboo!t reducing Its atOmic arsenal, Including the ,antl-l>alllotics missile l)'stem. John1011 said he tq,es to have more to say about the request ror a mutual reductlori of offensive ab2 defensive miniles with the Soviet Union Jrhep he dans lhe treaty bemlng the spread or nuclear WOIPGJIJ at an Ea!t Room ceremG~~I> Monday. He said he would speak uto the naum and the world" on the subject. The President Jlid the nonprollleratton tr•t.Y which will coilservation" in dedicating the be. signed Mondl,v Is an J, Percy Prlesl Dllm. achievement which the ldmlnls-• .;:::::::::::::::·:::::::::::·:·:·:~·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::::::;;;;;:::::;:;;;: !ration had been . working towl!ll for more than r.... ' .: ~o/)~es Atrocity of War Hearts ' .• ' ' '·d wa::.:...~ ?~~ TO 8E HIL.D '·SUN·DAY; '. ,, ' th; ' FARMER r' i') "DOWN OK THE ,f~RfA" CHICKEN ~ I :1111 El~erfelds 111· . •' 1. ~ ·=~2M&rtn~~e:::.,~ , :.n"':':~· · Extra Savings This Weekend in Ready to Wear For Women and Girls - Draperies and Piice Goods - Mens and Boys Clothing - Housewares - lingerie - Infants . Wear- Handbags and Accessories. HELD TO COVRT poUce l'tliOrlod t b e ...... or 11111a11ar1a1, !'lllllelo1. ... ......... Ill •IIIUrblni t b • peace. Sill 11111 lu - lll1or Lepr'l court obit I.,, •• ' j End-of-the Sale II ~ ~,... ' Tho Goes to See Ho SHOP T.ONIGHT, FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 I ' · •'-b i·· son At Boys State far- they ... DOII<OIIIIIIIIa. CALLED TO CIIIJHCH Tbe Jllddleporl emorpaey .,.... 1111 IUIIliDOIIod Thurodll¥ ovenlnc at 8:15 to the FI'M WW MolbOdlat Clllrch, IIJ..U lllal Road, Cor Laurie Polter)' who ,.. taken to Voterana Nemorlal Jlolpllal. .I• Admlaet!~mn!:; AI ott. hlpponl, Southerll Democrats m•tholdthe koll',and . '{ \ • ' Surprise on CllllldoriDg )oiDingtllemove- '· . •·,;,. ·' " .n ' ', • ' HiGH SCR0018' ' ' New ·lloroaconii!Chta havo been Giv~m lnltilleCI .tti'!ht ¢la11rooma '"~· ' ... and llremen ended w-~ In the Mel~• senior High School . I when city c01110U !Jistltul$d a BuildiJw (Middleport Hlib Scheol f new PlY oc~ cW~ Cor a $23 a month pay booat etrectlvo July I and live per cent InVETERANS MEMORIAL creases Jan. 1, 1969, July 1, .. Ralnlen. 1969 and Jan. 1, 1p10. "We feel we ohould not work Harttord: Jacfllelln Grim, Roedl· Mr. and Ilia. Jamas Clltworbecause city ·councU f&norod us vute: caraon Llnilrfolt, Lotort. lily· and .S.Uihter, ~ plinIn granill!l pay raises to pollee w. Va. • lDttlo J. '!')Toe, i'Vme· ned a ourprioe btrllldoy pari¥ and firemen," ll8id Kelly. "'Y: S.:..utt Dyke, Rutland. · · for 111'111 Qatwortlly'a llllllhel', Dilchargol - VIvian Arlllltt, Mra. Albert Eberlbach, WedqlaWUIIII'd Clo,y, Alma Brown, Lucy ci"'evolllrwot tholrhcmeCII!.UMccuno, katie IWI, Wallace Hill. ley Street, PCIII8roy. When Mra. Ebor•••h ed the 1llvlna room the p~ MRS. GLOECKNER ILL 'were all aoatod and ·~ Tho PomeroY emergoney Birthday''' to bar. Silo . . . . . . lleclney Do vis, son of Mr. and ..,.ad was aummonod fodll¥ at Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Rulland, t:l8 a.m. to help Mra. Grace erocl wllh Ill!• .and the rllll!lW ,.. apont IOCialb and ~ has returned home from Buek- Gloeckner, 20 0a1t st., llho,.. pme'l. 1 eye Boyo State held at Ohio Unl- !abo to Meta• Gooeralllolpltal Retroohmoali of hollle mode -•lty. and admltte<l •• a medical pa- leo cr...,, eaJ!8, cotroe and paaRodney was ~rtocl a ·clcy tient. ltl colored JDiDta were served II) polleeman ud thotlwaapr<IIIOIlbl ciiDiur rOCIIl Cll a iace llbl.. ed to blghWfl¥ patrolman. He wai 81'RIKE ENDS clolh centered wltb rod ~f alao a member Ill. !be IIO)'a Slate mONTON, Ohio (UPI) - A , ud fll'etn candlel Cll elfhar ~ National Guard aDd c<Jm»leted a atrlkO at lhe 1ra>1o11 Dlvlaloa ot · Grace was live• lit' Mlu lfltcourae in the, "Crime COntrol Da;rton Malleablelroa CO. ended cia Karr. .1 Clinic." Each boy hod to PISB laot mldniJihl When workers r.. Gqoata In oddltiDII to the ....,. a wrltion toot to be ljiPdntod . '"n Mrs. NcnHoadaabelt, =~ or selected lor a J<b or peal- tumed to lholr joba. Ethel Flll'f,U. Mra. Chr! tloo. Gl(lmm, Mi'J. Gla<\71 IIGbldli, He was very llq>roaaod wllh MEIGS GENERAL HQSP1TAL Mf11 EtpnOr 11Gb1oa. Mra.lf&r<. • lhe spooch of Gov. Rhodes and · Admlasiona - GraCt ('doook- ' gartt ct.Jw~. Mra. CWi of tho Chaplain ror tho a .... lllller IIIII JW CO>, her pit land Browns, and of Ohio Ulllver- oor, l'olller<V· Discharges - None. trcin IWIIborb. liey'• asolotant •seball cOICh. DteiiL Fr"* finance your car here and now with the very belt: that is, with one of our fast bank jobs. '!\·. . ......... ;t. ,, . Balk at Council Inaction EAST UVERPOOL, Ohio (UPI) - City Oliqlleyos ro61sed to report Cor work tecla,y In pro: testing the talluro ol city COIU>cU to give them a pay l'lise. AboUt 100 mombero ol Local 617 of the Slate, COuni1 and Municipal Employoa Uolon Dl&trlct 18 met In 1ro1t of city hall today and refused to 110 to their '\ a.- East liverpool Workers ... 10 olherl forfeited bonds loU1 meni>on pre- tall Dl&fllwero 1u a ~ ...sion of Mal&• counEarl Kaefer, Dr. LeOIIIII'd Brown, ty Court Ted stav1111, !larry Slden Judge w. - · Jr., Bill Howard. Ollverllulllno, ,..._ _ _ _ _....,;;,;..,..;;.~ chargod wilh ulllllit andbaltal7, thing, is to ·t·. tho 8 Fm·ed, AT SALISBURY 't c;,. ~ECTIONS· .· t s.., ·;.;_· i .~:tme ' ' Ai'Sillobuey "'""'' ~ ~ '""" support the - ,P06rtd lloor ooon 011 replacW ·• detectlvo and ,:,.Uo which are to bo'bidlt. _..ton•Joint. Tbla' will' alfm.. .Ti>e llrm ~ '!Ill do !be "mud- !nate a ,.rllatant leoll; whlch,wo l!lvt·ilod. FIJII011i>;gtlilo thol~ ' . II~';"W bo rom.....t; aCGWIIIc ·collbW lnatoJiod, and · 11\e lf&l1l llxtures replaced. ' To High Court a.... out. . Appointments ......,m nay (-rentl,y Dingess cama to this eouniY from Llucoln COUIIQ< as.., exphmatiM 1111 otreroclthe pl'ess) stating till! there were 110 criminal charges aplnll Dingess In Lincoln Count;y acllOI'ding to recants In the CClUJ1houo there. Nearly two hours of the lhrH hour session was taken up wllh a discussion on healing of lhe Old P1J1nt Pleasant Jr. HI 1 h Scliool wlllch will be u&e<1 lor C..Ual elamento.ry school DOJd year and Is - undorl!lllng renuvatloo. A represanlatlve ofthoColumhoo Healing and VontllotlngCOmwas pre- to cite coot• Cor gao bootlag ud the adv ... lagos wbllo present!D& lho other lido of tho .-y was a repre110111atlve of tho Appalaehian Pow· er ComjlaD.y telling of lhe mantapa ol ole«rlc heating. llan1 !lguraa were !brown out b7 bolb roproseatatlves, 10mo lncludlnil Iebar and lnatallatlon, and olhera DDt, and much limo and II· BID HoWIII'd told !be planatial wos uaocl Cor tho coot board he felt t.IHif ""re "mloaot operotlon on each cypo of lng the boot and loailll a !IQOd healing <Urlng lho achaol year. man.• Tho malter ,.. peoaocl 110 .. , Tho board decided to 11111<\Y the : ; ,by tho ...... matler and take aetiOII later oitllA contract Cor lhe pumping of oopllc llllks of the •. - Tliit.".iii" thing, the swinging been LONDON (IJPI} - A flDtl rain Approval ol NDEA Title m " - to fall ao urbane BrWab expenditures for achDIII l(lllp- blll'r!llor Roger Fr!lby walked mont and matorialo was giVIII out 0( JloW Slroel Maalatrate'l wllh grave of lho mat- Ccort, fllrlocl umbrolla and lighttor by board member BUI HOw- colored pilsldn brlotease In blo a:td u to the fact tt.at Wahama loft hand. Pldl>lilfllhet'l ran •HIIb SehDIII was not receiving tongaide him. IIMitlerl ellcfdna, an,y e<Jiipmont and materials but Tho photot(raphers purouod all waa Pill to Point Ploallnl him because Frisby Ia the aDd Ham.. High Schools. Lowall of' the hour In the American atWASHINGTON (111'1) - Proal· COOk, vocational -rvloor, 11- tempt to bring to justlea the man JoheiOII has dumped llbe plalnocl thot Wlhoma' 1 r011m a- a.,..aocl of ldlling ci'fll rilbla Fortaa ud Homer Thor1Dtrt'7 vallable for a chemistry or bl- Ieeder Mmln Lelher KIDr Jr., Into the niaolatrom of Somale vlogleal lab was 1111t ..tructural- on a Mempbla, Tom., motel hal- poUtica. Tho bettiDI Ia 11111 w!U 1,y OCMmd to place lho ~mont COli)' April t. get Somale ooaflrmatloa, bulllllt and llheold allllther allotment be Frisby had Jull told !he CIIIIJ:t wllhout a llllllor light. made next year, then Wabama Thur~ till! tile man accuaJoluiiCII'I nomination of Forcould come In for a 11011 share · ell of being tho. llnlper - OIJCIII- too to ouccoed retiring Chief If enother room wss made a- ell MJoiOUI'l ""'~"let Jamaa El!'l Justl'" Earl Wlll'fon ud 'l'homvallable, • Ro,y - ~d not be-~~ 1>etq to 1111 tile ,vaOIII<.l' .on the Rllph --ro. llho heo aoroed li-om !llltAllcl because B'\- btllcb has lsmtod a partisan podurlng 1ho pall year aolnotruc- aaaslnatloa wanpoUtical crime. Jltlal battle wlllch could lnlertiOII supenlaor, and was llllt re- He maintained at tho _.me . !ore wllh - • b7 Domocrall hired Iaiii board meeting In tblo session of on extradltloa helll'lni and Repd>lle&~~~ to ad,lourn Concapocley following I hasaol be- Tbur~ Roy had 110 poriiOIIal 1!'011 before the GOP conventlal men - . I members ud SlYH l'OIIson to kill King. In early AuiUIIwflo asked Cor a ~ aatarr InTho flrll dll¥ ol the helll'lni lil far at lealll 18 Somale Hecrease, told board members tall - it wiD be eomplat.ed n e x t pmltCIIII- half the GOP otron&lh Dlght that he 1111 aorry if he 'l'Ueldli¥- eatshU- pddollnoa In the Salata - have .llilnod a aald anythillllalll mooting to an- for wbat cwld be a ion& lep! pollltlal paper <bjectlng to lhe tagaJtze the board and he felt !filii to brlni Roy to Taea- 11011linat1011 of Ferlaa ud Them. thla had dovolopod iiWD 1 mla- to taco murder chlll'gos. borl')' b7 a "lame duck" proalundorllandlng. - . Sovel'li other Repjlllcano . ;I· . ' \ :•one July 9 scheduled ooslion. ' ~r:: 1;and ~( .05.J••'• •• ' amid•: �. ,.- ' .:-' .' ''I I I ~. I ' ~ ' . ' ' • -:;•._:._· ri:v••, · . ·• ' . l •"fC • \ i ~ ' '·' . { \' .. ' I .. News~~:~ ·in .... "··, ·-'· Briefs -. Of Gallipolis By United Press lnteroatlonal COLLINSVILLE, ILL, - THE BROTHER OFplaywrlglrtTermessee Williams, reported mi11ing ln New York, s1ld stturda,y, "I hiVe heard crom rn,y missing brother and he is unharmed." Earlier Saturday, New York aUthorities said attempts by WUUams' attorney to reach the Pulitzer Prize wjnner by te1ephm.e and telegraph at hls New York apartment and Key West, F~, vacatioo home had failed. The brother, IV. Dakin Wlllioms, had earlier raised !ears of WUIIoms' sa!ety by repOrting he had received 1 letier !rom him expressing tears for his safety, ""' ~, I:,, .u ~. .,.j, j ' •' ·-,.: - ,• ., ' .•. .~ P*;~~~~~~*~~;;~::;:~~~;=~=~=~~~~~::~~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=i=H~~;J~~;~~~~~;~~;~~;;~~t- Home Economist's News ·.ft.e.tter ihD l 1• Gallia I 1 a .eine . ~ - Available in amounts from $1,000. .,_:_";- ::.:~~=-~::;~~~:~-::;.'t.».~:;:::-»:·;:-::::*~:~?~::::::::::::;:~~~:~*:::~:::~~=:::::~::;~::;~:~~::::::t~~=~~-3..~& v.~9?;>~. · $:0...•.•.• ........~... ,•.,-,•,•.-.-.·,•.•.•.-........... ,·,·,•.-.·.················ .•.•.•.•.•,•,•.•.o.•,o.•!•:-:->f~ ' n; HOBART WILSON, JR. ONE or tho ~ topics discussed by 30 Gallia Countiana at. teadllw 1lle June 20 ClGIIUIIWIIt,y a!falro meetlcg held In the St. Peter's ~aocpll Clllrch was tile hlotorlc background o! the American Nlp-o. Now, lhroullh 1lle errorta o! Newapaper Ente111rise Asooc:U.. Uoo, (NEAl 1lle Oblo Volley Publlshlcg Co., In a 24i1art oerles, 11 praud to preHIII The Last American as 1 public service feature Ia tile hcJpe ' lllt.t It will help brill.~ down scme of the walls ot If. - . aad miiUIIIarslandlcg which exist -een whlteo &1111 NEWARK, OIU - TWO CIULDREN, Rebecca Kay Tippie, 8, lllaeU. Tho HriOI bapn Friday, and will - d i l l y Ia the Tri- m:l her brother, RaMy Lee, 7, of Sugar Creek in Athena County ;t.e and s e - duricg the non lour weeke. The laot American were killed saturday when their !amily's small passenger van over. . II I -rllll and .....,.Uicg history of the Negro In America. We turned oo Ohio 586 near Perryton in Licking County. ""'you to Witch tor this tac:tllll, enlishteaicg otory. The victims' parents and five other brothel's ancfsisters were 1.• 2• I ' .. Buy Certifiates of Deposit for 3 months .. ...': "' '. ,-, ,, " ...' . ' ,, 3~ ' EIYII ' Ai ' •• .. ud relretlaaeata) Is !reo. See yoo in Gallipolis W...,.oda¥ ud 'l'lllrldll. + + + + a- + + + + THE KICKOFF mooting was orlgi.-Dy slated laot spring, but - dela7ad oewnl mcDila because ofllclllo had dllllcult;y· in flnd1111 to bead up the campaign. The drive aut unlerway Tliorldaye.._ + + + + opportunity to do smnethlne tor our ccmmunity," ~ Rev. H•holt, who by the way 11 a seoul father. Fwds ''THIS 11 an Linescores By United Press International American League (1st game) Call! 003 DOD DID- 4 10 3 .JEEP Roller, a member or the Galllpollo Area Jaycees softl>all ,..., lao done It qaln. Ole' JeOJ> rece..,chollecgedlllo GaiUpolls OOD 000 030- 3 6 I llurph,y, HomUton (8), Burg· meter (9) alii Satrlaoo. Ortega, KrKMies (6), HW!II>hreys (8) alii French. WP- Murph,y (U). LP- Ortega (4~). HRs- Fregoal {6th), Epstein (3rd), ' ' ' ooo DDD ooo o1- 1 s 1 000 000 OOD OD- 0 6 0 llcGiothiln, Pattin {10) and Rodpn. B. Howard, K.-les (II), Hlggtlll (10 and Bryan. Call! Wash J,.l- Qab to I ~ slow piteh 1~ serlee. "We'D play llloM Llclaa ll!lllme, uY place," olll JeetJ, former GAHS !ootlloll Pattin IIIII' •l'lliil ..,.. Kellll Thomas, -ly-elected u- preaident is .WP(1-1). • _.... rl&ltt - · When he aets baek, the Llana wUI ~ ' ..""' J-·· Illest orrer. Tho¥ did two ¥01fl .... aad ...... And . _ ,_., lha Llano tonk two !rom the JiJ•-· ~ the lllll'ill ill!" will .. I cfi.enn, bull Jaep? • same• + + + + ' .'I'WEII1Y YE411S ..., rran the flies or the Qll!ly Trlbn and warmer weather, flnlshed his first nine ·11 Lakewood Country Club cwrse. n.t gave the current PGA chompion 1 tw~otroke lead over Archer, who remained at seven under par, exactly where he llnlshed as leader at tile elll of the second round Friday, Wash nii&CI .........., IIIIIIIJdJv membenhlps provide professional scout1.. Mnleea aad make• J)OBsible the enlarpment and oupplemerilng at llat Bor Sc:aut Cllnp Program. How 'lieU helplnc lha boya out! {2nd game, 11 tnnlnisl + + + + ot hnies with a 31 on the par 36-35 ''WE - blip," remarked Rev. Glen Huebolt, ehalrman o! the 1H8 -.!Ill committee lor the alllll&l Boy Sc:out SullalniJW lfem. barlll(p drive. He was addresslcg membero and guesll attending 1111 l'relbyterlan llleft's meeting held last iiiDDiay In the Fellowship Gillie Flrot Prelbyterlan Church. range aa 1 result ftndl~the (2-2). LP- KrKMiea Sports Brte!s 8¥ United Presa lntei'DIIlonal RED TOP YANKEES MOSCOW CUPI)- The Urdted Stale1 Obmplc basketball team lost Ill second stnllht ....,. to the sovtet un1oo Frida¥ niJhl, 91-80. Tho Amort.... clrapped their last enc'!!,~~- wllll the Jluo.. slana II~· ~ .. r dofalllll tho SuYiote 8'-78 In their flrot Woman Owged in llllil J'llbo ~ 7_. ""'"¢It ~~- . :..r. ·:,.;..-viiJa; '. a . . ·~.,..rren. -=;:·.1~~~·1f.f~~'.}~~;~' to.• an o~~.Kut {S.f), H:rn~brew ' ~-~ \ ' \ ~ '? : j ' "' YOUNGSTOWN (UPI) - Mrs. Ollie Morria, 59, was held Sit. urday in the fatal shooticg of 1 nelgN>or gtrL No charges bfod been flied. Mrs. Morris was taken Into custody wUh a .22 clllber plot'ol · in her poaseaatm, after Clleeyl Jordan, 9, .... ldllad II¥ a oincJe lhot In the bolck. Police Hid the shooticg aUeged!J oecurred Frldly while Mre. loklr· ria wu arplng wUh se..,.ll chllclren over Into her yard. -r . ·Cincllllllt at Houllon, r6Pt &. First National pays the Clt1io Intangible Tax. ~' ' ' Fl.rst Nat·i·onal Bank Uvea of 4 P~ . IIILROY, lnd, CUPi),,.' FOI!l" p'er- wor~ ldiJed ~.. ~~~~ ~ ni&ltt . _., I. Ohio iamlll'• caill.t>er lruek eolIJded ....... with Cll' juoln0ra. or bore mlndlaM 3. .' l a-.1o . .. , - Yoo can buy 5% COs at The First National Bank, The Oldest Financial institution In Southeastern • ~~:=~ rdlht .... • ... ' ';;. be~Jwlhrown Camper Truek Takes '•< w::!::" ...,,. Shooting of Girl meeurw laot ....... LINEMEN SIGN ·• Thil deed were HOUSTON {UP0- The Houo- Gerdl Colo, 3$, Oakland 000 002 010- 3 5 I . ·New York 000 ODO 101- 2 9 2 ton Ollora o! the American ; hll Football League have llinod olJiollblntil.dd . Krausse, Lindblad. (7), enl Bob Lorwo aad laeklo Tom Sponeor, 21, · Sprague (1), Aker (7) alii Root Bahnsen, llemUtoo (8), Vorba- Domres lor 11111168 ......, . J.oo-.o - WU _., aiJ..ECAC nic (9) and Glbba. WP- Krausse seloctloo at 1111 Urd..,.olty of ($-7), LP- Bahnsen (7-3). Plttoburllb loll 11111011. ~ GiiUa Tllll", ...Dor!ald W. Ciullo, ~· Rl. 1 Cleohll'e, ~ 111 tnla, ,IIWed lnatantl,y. • • Mr; and . MR. Georp 1.. Talllt iall 1""- . _ II 84$ Stcood A'!'L; lli .Jir. 1\ftd Mre. G. .II. J .............. Va. .. Cclnpe'1117; SO~ ·~,OidoVol- MlM 000 300 2DO- 5 9 I jll!llr lallnllt """'"'" .or ~··-..r~,~ : ao,..... 50th Bait ooo oo1 oo 2 8 1 I , lilr....,. ~ , • ·Tad a....u.r IUiild , . ' r Of lliio'iiiiiDll IMoni!IJI'o Gameo .1Ji1rr h .• c. .. .... Jack-. 29. · , • ,i'i;'il\alo era!~~ 011!1 moe ao'!:"~o. Br~~: Phtladell!hla 11 Chlcqo, s At.. llilllo· fl •Ill u ·Gdll .-acordl ~· .. llllall~ G( ,..., • • (6) w tt (8) ll1d Etc....._ lanta at sat Francioeo Interest checks are moiled to you every 3 months. Or, if you wish, we will deposit the intereSt In your passbook savings or checkil\9 account. Deposits are insured to $15,000 by Feder~l De~it , 'i;.. 1:: Insurance Corporation. A husband and w1fe, with ~. Nf/ e. individual and joint accounts, can be protected to $45,000. ' ·' or ... Open. Jai'IJAry, apparently •,. ' Five· Under Nine so be a manber of booths l>ailable trom which to bu,y reCreshments andotheritems. Interest starts day of purchase. Certificates are automaTtcally renewable. January Hot for lllal wD1 hJ&bllal!l Thursday's actiYitlee. Everithbw (except•!uod .. :.u "' 4• 5. 6 7. 8.. .... + + + + injured in the accjdent. Authorities said the ehlldren's father, Mount WE would Uke to call yoor attmtloo to an ad !bat Tippie, 38, was trying to get the vehicle back onto the highway alter - · 00 the eclltorlal today, Spon&«ad by a wheel went off a ~rm when the car went oot of cootroland Olpped lloln Davis, president of the Davia • Shelor Co., over. GalllpJIIs as 1 public service for 1)-i.eowq. area reaicleris, the Warner&: Swuey ad receiJd¥ IPif.. od in the Forbes business publication, U.S. News NEW HAVEN - A July 4th and World Report, alii other ....lness puhllcati..,.. celebration, featuring sale o! Mr. Dalla wrote Clo..talll and asked permissloo to barbecue chicken prepared by ropriDt the ad tor local reoldenta. Perml11ion wail lla>ld Jenks, is being held snntecL The ad is titled, uNo WonderWe'reBrokeru here Thursdly u.rder sponsor~ ,• ' CLEVELAND {UPO - Slim + + + + ohlp o! the New !Iaven Hoc· Don J&nuary put together a nve. EARLIER this -.111, aU oreo roods lod to l'<lllleroy, scene . reaUon FoundaUon, Wlder"(llll" front nine saturday foarlb IIIDual Rher Heptta. Thls week, aU area ...-.!flwlll The days actlYities wUI be that Included an eagle-2, to oust . IIIII to GalllpoUa llhere the third alllll&l River RecreotloofFtall- centered around the commg.. George Archer !rom the lesd val wiD be <OIIduclad. A<tlYitles In the Old French Clt,y will beiln nity hoildtrw where free awtm. at the half-way point in tile third . . - 8 p.m., on W-sday with the flrot aiDIII queen~ ming is scheduled Crmn 11 a. roui>d o! the $110,000 Clevelalll A Jut, t P!ll'ldl. dedleatloa ceremony, be* 1bow .and ~kl dl.sm. until 9 p.m. There wlll aJ. • • ' < - ,, ' '' •rl' ' • ' • ·, ._1,1,poUs, Oh.to ' '' ' 1 ' ~ ' ' \- . ' i' '' •I ~ ;, .. ··"$1l(Yf!VG :tQU SINCJ; 1863" . I'·_ ' 1-tf ···.' 11.. i' ·. ~~· ·, I Y-.'.\1.> > _ ... 1 ~ber F,d'~l ~~~r lniur,~q~jtlon '• -1,·;.-;1" ~...:.. , . , .. ~-~~, ·r. ·.·•.'' , ,.,I1' \ .•,"''-' ·'w' .. ' ,- ',:~ H -i'• :, ' , , ,. ",\· ~ j L~ "._?t' --~ > '< --,' ,,. 1. '.,,, "•· 1. f''•J:I ,:J(,,~ " . ' •. .. .•. '· .... '. t ' . ... , ,, �. ,.- ' .:-' .' ''I I I ~. I ' ~ ' . ' ' • -:;•._:._· ri:v••, · . ·• ' . l •"fC • \ i ~ ' '·' . { \' .. ' I .. News~~:~ ·in .... "··, ·-'· Briefs -. Of Gallipolis By United Press lnteroatlonal COLLINSVILLE, ILL, - THE BROTHER OFplaywrlglrtTermessee Williams, reported mi11ing ln New York, s1ld stturda,y, "I hiVe heard crom rn,y missing brother and he is unharmed." Earlier Saturday, New York aUthorities said attempts by WUUams' attorney to reach the Pulitzer Prize wjnner by te1ephm.e and telegraph at hls New York apartment and Key West, F~, vacatioo home had failed. The brother, IV. Dakin Wlllioms, had earlier raised !ears of WUIIoms' sa!ety by repOrting he had received 1 letier !rom him expressing tears for his safety, ""' ~, I:,, .u ~. .,.j, j ' •' ·-,.: - ,• ., ' .•. .~ P*;~~~~~~*~~;;~::;:~~~;=~=~=~~~~~::~~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=i=H~~;J~~;~~~~~;~~;~~;;~~t- Home Economist's News ·.ft.e.tter ihD l 1• Gallia I 1 a .eine . ~ - Available in amounts from $1,000. .,_:_";- ::.:~~=-~::;~~~:~-::;.'t.».~:;:::-»:·;:-::::*~:~?~::::::::::::;:~~~:~*:::~:::~~=:::::~::;~::;~:~~::::::t~~=~~-3..~& v.~9?;>~. · $:0...•.•.• ........~... ,•.,-,•,•.-.-.·,•.•.•.-........... ,·,·,•.-.·.················ .•.•.•.•.•,•,•.•.o.•,o.•!•:-:->f~ ' n; HOBART WILSON, JR. ONE or tho ~ topics discussed by 30 Gallia Countiana at. teadllw 1lle June 20 ClGIIUIIWIIt,y a!falro meetlcg held In the St. Peter's ~aocpll Clllrch was tile hlotorlc background o! the American Nlp-o. Now, lhroullh 1lle errorta o! Newapaper Ente111rise Asooc:U.. Uoo, (NEAl 1lle Oblo Volley Publlshlcg Co., In a 24i1art oerles, 11 praud to preHIII The Last American as 1 public service feature Ia tile hcJpe ' lllt.t It will help brill.~ down scme of the walls ot If. - . aad miiUIIIarslandlcg which exist -een whlteo &1111 NEWARK, OIU - TWO CIULDREN, Rebecca Kay Tippie, 8, lllaeU. Tho HriOI bapn Friday, and will - d i l l y Ia the Tri- m:l her brother, RaMy Lee, 7, of Sugar Creek in Athena County ;t.e and s e - duricg the non lour weeke. The laot American were killed saturday when their !amily's small passenger van over. . II I -rllll and .....,.Uicg history of the Negro In America. We turned oo Ohio 586 near Perryton in Licking County. ""'you to Witch tor this tac:tllll, enlishteaicg otory. The victims' parents and five other brothel's ancfsisters were 1.• 2• I ' .. Buy Certifiates of Deposit for 3 months .. ...': "' '. ,-, ,, " ...' . ' ,, 3~ ' EIYII ' Ai ' •• .. ud relretlaaeata) Is !reo. See yoo in Gallipolis W...,.oda¥ ud 'l'lllrldll. + + + + a- + + + + THE KICKOFF mooting was orlgi.-Dy slated laot spring, but - dela7ad oewnl mcDila because ofllclllo had dllllcult;y· in flnd1111 to bead up the campaign. The drive aut unlerway Tliorldaye.._ + + + + opportunity to do smnethlne tor our ccmmunity," ~ Rev. H•holt, who by the way 11 a seoul father. Fwds ''THIS 11 an Linescores By United Press International American League (1st game) Call! 003 DOD DID- 4 10 3 .JEEP Roller, a member or the Galllpollo Area Jaycees softl>all ,..., lao done It qaln. Ole' JeOJ> rece..,chollecgedlllo GaiUpolls OOD 000 030- 3 6 I llurph,y, HomUton (8), Burg· meter (9) alii Satrlaoo. Ortega, KrKMies (6), HW!II>hreys (8) alii French. WP- Murph,y (U). LP- Ortega (4~). HRs- Fregoal {6th), Epstein (3rd), ' ' ' ooo DDD ooo o1- 1 s 1 000 000 OOD OD- 0 6 0 llcGiothiln, Pattin {10) and Rodpn. B. Howard, K.-les (II), Hlggtlll (10 and Bryan. Call! Wash J,.l- Qab to I ~ slow piteh 1~ serlee. "We'D play llloM Llclaa ll!lllme, uY place," olll JeetJ, former GAHS !ootlloll Pattin IIIII' •l'lliil ..,.. Kellll Thomas, -ly-elected u- preaident is .WP(1-1). • _.... rl&ltt - · When he aets baek, the Llana wUI ~ ' ..""' J-·· Illest orrer. Tho¥ did two ¥01fl .... aad ...... And . _ ,_., lha Llano tonk two !rom the JiJ•-· ~ the lllll'ill ill!" will .. I cfi.enn, bull Jaep? • same• + + + + ' .'I'WEII1Y YE411S ..., rran the flies or the Qll!ly Trlbn and warmer weather, flnlshed his first nine ·11 Lakewood Country Club cwrse. n.t gave the current PGA chompion 1 tw~otroke lead over Archer, who remained at seven under par, exactly where he llnlshed as leader at tile elll of the second round Friday, Wash nii&CI .........., IIIIIIIJdJv membenhlps provide professional scout1.. Mnleea aad make• J)OBsible the enlarpment and oupplemerilng at llat Bor Sc:aut Cllnp Program. How 'lieU helplnc lha boya out! {2nd game, 11 tnnlnisl + + + + ot hnies with a 31 on the par 36-35 ''WE - blip," remarked Rev. Glen Huebolt, ehalrman o! the 1H8 -.!Ill committee lor the alllll&l Boy Sc:out SullalniJW lfem. barlll(p drive. He was addresslcg membero and guesll attending 1111 l'relbyterlan llleft's meeting held last iiiDDiay In the Fellowship Gillie Flrot Prelbyterlan Church. range aa 1 result ftndl~the (2-2). LP- KrKMiea Sports Brte!s 8¥ United Presa lntei'DIIlonal RED TOP YANKEES MOSCOW CUPI)- The Urdted Stale1 Obmplc basketball team lost Ill second stnllht ....,. to the sovtet un1oo Frida¥ niJhl, 91-80. Tho Amort.... clrapped their last enc'!!,~~- wllll the Jluo.. slana II~· ~ .. r dofalllll tho SuYiote 8'-78 In their flrot Woman Owged in llllil J'llbo ~ 7_. ""'"¢It ~~- . :..r. ·:,.;..-viiJa; '. a . . ·~.,..rren. -=;:·.1~~~·1f.f~~'.}~~;~' to.• an o~~.Kut {S.f), H:rn~brew ' ~-~ \ ' \ ~ '? : j ' "' YOUNGSTOWN (UPI) - Mrs. Ollie Morria, 59, was held Sit. urday in the fatal shooticg of 1 nelgN>or gtrL No charges bfod been flied. Mrs. Morris was taken Into custody wUh a .22 clllber plot'ol · in her poaseaatm, after Clleeyl Jordan, 9, .... ldllad II¥ a oincJe lhot In the bolck. Police Hid the shooticg aUeged!J oecurred Frldly while Mre. loklr· ria wu arplng wUh se..,.ll chllclren over Into her yard. -r . ·Cincllllllt at Houllon, r6Pt &. First National pays the Clt1io Intangible Tax. ~' ' ' Fl.rst Nat·i·onal Bank Uvea of 4 P~ . IIILROY, lnd, CUPi),,.' FOI!l" p'er- wor~ ldiJed ~.. ~~~~ ~ ni&ltt . _., I. Ohio iamlll'• caill.t>er lruek eolIJded ....... with Cll' juoln0ra. or bore mlndlaM 3. .' l a-.1o . .. , - Yoo can buy 5% COs at The First National Bank, The Oldest Financial institution In Southeastern • ~~:=~ rdlht .... • ... ' ';;. be~Jwlhrown Camper Truek Takes '•< w::!::" ...,,. Shooting of Girl meeurw laot ....... LINEMEN SIGN ·• Thil deed were HOUSTON {UP0- The Houo- Gerdl Colo, 3$, Oakland 000 002 010- 3 5 I . ·New York 000 ODO 101- 2 9 2 ton Ollora o! the American ; hll Football League have llinod olJiollblntil.dd . Krausse, Lindblad. (7), enl Bob Lorwo aad laeklo Tom Sponeor, 21, · Sprague (1), Aker (7) alii Root Bahnsen, llemUtoo (8), Vorba- Domres lor 11111168 ......, . J.oo-.o - WU _., aiJ..ECAC nic (9) and Glbba. WP- Krausse seloctloo at 1111 Urd..,.olty of ($-7), LP- Bahnsen (7-3). Plttoburllb loll 11111011. ~ GiiUa Tllll", ...Dor!ald W. Ciullo, ~· Rl. 1 Cleohll'e, ~ 111 tnla, ,IIWed lnatantl,y. • • Mr; and . MR. Georp 1.. Talllt iall 1""- . _ II 84$ Stcood A'!'L; lli .Jir. 1\ftd Mre. G. .II. J .............. Va. .. Cclnpe'1117; SO~ ·~,OidoVol- MlM 000 300 2DO- 5 9 I jll!llr lallnllt """'"'" .or ~··-..r~,~ : ao,..... 50th Bait ooo oo1 oo 2 8 1 I , lilr....,. ~ , • ·Tad a....u.r IUiild , . ' r Of lliio'iiiiiDll IMoni!IJI'o Gameo .1Ji1rr h .• c. .. .... Jack-. 29. · , • ,i'i;'il\alo era!~~ 011!1 moe ao'!:"~o. Br~~: Phtladell!hla 11 Chlcqo, s At.. llilllo· fl •Ill u ·Gdll .-acordl ~· .. llllall~ G( ,..., • • (6) w tt (8) ll1d Etc....._ lanta at sat Francioeo Interest checks are moiled to you every 3 months. Or, if you wish, we will deposit the intereSt In your passbook savings or checkil\9 account. Deposits are insured to $15,000 by Feder~l De~it , 'i;.. 1:: Insurance Corporation. A husband and w1fe, with ~. Nf/ e. individual and joint accounts, can be protected to $45,000. ' ·' or ... Open. Jai'IJAry, apparently •,. ' Five· Under Nine so be a manber of booths l>ailable trom which to bu,y reCreshments andotheritems. Interest starts day of purchase. Certificates are automaTtcally renewable. January Hot for lllal wD1 hJ&bllal!l Thursday's actiYitlee. Everithbw (except•!uod .. :.u "' 4• 5. 6 7. 8.. .... + + + + injured in the accjdent. Authorities said the ehlldren's father, Mount WE would Uke to call yoor attmtloo to an ad !bat Tippie, 38, was trying to get the vehicle back onto the highway alter - · 00 the eclltorlal today, Spon&«ad by a wheel went off a ~rm when the car went oot of cootroland Olpped lloln Davis, president of the Davia • Shelor Co., over. GalllpJIIs as 1 public service for 1)-i.eowq. area reaicleris, the Warner&: Swuey ad receiJd¥ IPif.. od in the Forbes business publication, U.S. News NEW HAVEN - A July 4th and World Report, alii other ....lness puhllcati..,.. celebration, featuring sale o! Mr. Dalla wrote Clo..talll and asked permissloo to barbecue chicken prepared by ropriDt the ad tor local reoldenta. Perml11ion wail lla>ld Jenks, is being held snntecL The ad is titled, uNo WonderWe'reBrokeru here Thursdly u.rder sponsor~ ,• ' CLEVELAND {UPO - Slim + + + + ohlp o! the New !Iaven Hoc· Don J&nuary put together a nve. EARLIER this -.111, aU oreo roods lod to l'<lllleroy, scene . reaUon FoundaUon, Wlder"(llll" front nine saturday foarlb IIIDual Rher Heptta. Thls week, aU area ...-.!flwlll The days actlYities wUI be that Included an eagle-2, to oust . IIIII to GalllpoUa llhere the third alllll&l River RecreotloofFtall- centered around the commg.. George Archer !rom the lesd val wiD be <OIIduclad. A<tlYitles In the Old French Clt,y will beiln nity hoildtrw where free awtm. at the half-way point in tile third . . - 8 p.m., on W-sday with the flrot aiDIII queen~ ming is scheduled Crmn 11 a. roui>d o! the $110,000 Clevelalll A Jut, t P!ll'ldl. dedleatloa ceremony, be* 1bow .and ~kl dl.sm. until 9 p.m. There wlll aJ. • • ' < - ,, ' '' •rl' ' • ' • ·, ._1,1,poUs, Oh.to ' '' ' 1 ' ~ ' ' \- . ' i' '' •I ~ ;, .. ··"$1l(Yf!VG :tQU SINCJ; 1863" . I'·_ ' 1-tf ···.' 11.. i' ·. ~~· ·, I Y-.'.\1.> > _ ... 1 ~ber F,d'~l ~~~r lniur,~q~jtlon '• -1,·;.-;1" ~...:.. , . , .. ~-~~, ·r. ·.·•.'' , ,.,I1' \ .•,"''-' ·'w' .. ' ,- ',:~ H -i'• :, ' , , ,. ",\· ~ j L~ "._?t' --~ > '< --,' ,,. 1. '.,,, "•· 1. f''•J:I ,:J(,,~ " . ' •. .. .•. '· .... '. t ' . ... , ,, �·U·s·. ;. ' . By Pat llouek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ray Smith Cclura&ll, thal'o wtat It takes to oen out a &QOd business and a ftno home In a buoY clcy and move to a farm Ia llle hiUo or OOlla Count)'. I ..... rm • oCIW&l'd be<IUIO rm I oouldn't &d;lot totudl an ....,..t Ohalle In my'- o! llviJW. · But not Ruos and Peg Blazer! They "' and did It and are happy Willi the rooul~ Buos boo trimmed oil 20 ptlllllds and lookl bale and ' bear~¥ wltll the deeP 1111 or a WO!:~~q man. He no out Ia tilt IUD fta- write about Ibis week imc1 prolohlng oome laat mlwte i~• t:elldotl to pour lemon lUling In ~ tile llohlng lake waa to on the ollood bananas. Yei:b ...1 -. I called on blm. "Look at )'QU." I 1aid. 1"YDU· rM IN THE MARKET for an•re IIQ1POHd. to be retlrtcl. n Other ear. Do you knoW where I I ~'NeYer felt better," he an- oan IIDd - with armorod f... •-«< and looked It, "I'll root den? 111 the a1x ~· rvo u oooa as I get 1!111 bu-ss bad lblo - rve prt more bWIQ)o on It t11ao tile prevlolo owner IlDia&." Be baa a ntoe Job of mod- did In tile seven yeers he bad -ling tilt farm home; tile kit- lt. II -'d help If It were eolellen lo to make any woman lopalble oo I ..,.Jd get In and ......... II wao paneled ~ out ol UllhiiiJIOI8· uj and llnlsbed orr at tho ~q> rm waiting to beer !rom ..... to look like briok. I didn't set alo.r t reader. to meet Peg, but ber artlsUo was all over the room, trom tbe lll'UU&ht Iron plaques .., Ito wall to the bird ibove the oablnets. I - e d a ..,.Ilion to Mr. BlaZer, •q>o you think tr • a Ultlo far out hero?'' (ll'o 15 mlleo !rom Golllpollo). "Wtll, :IOU knolo....,.,.., hal 1 aport. &>me men like to ott SUNDAY In !root of a televloloo oet tor AMERICAN Legloa Vinton Poat bouro .., a IIIOday after· 161 announoes a apeclol meetnoon. B' llohlng Ia yoar aport, low for ele.Uon of ol!loe, 2 p. you tldDk nothing 'If traveling m. at Ewl!!ifoo Legion Hill. mUH and IIJOOIII"' boura on Be!reohmenta. the blbk of some river Or lake.,. Ltll or lud<, toiKL MONDAY GALLIA COUNCIL 114 IlaugilWlSII I COULD be a liUle bird ters of Amerioa 7:30 p.m. Inlid ,Pei'Ch on Alma llc:Cormlc:k'a stallatloo of oftleers. RefreatJ.. ~dor lor QVeral weoka. Then menta. _.., c:uuld tell me all her rich THE In Lo Canuta Cld> will llltlllOrleo of to 1911'1 qo In met! at tbo home of Mro. • 'Oolllplllo. WUllam Bowmall, 1 p.m. •• . Sbl bao adlve In t he :. ...,.u. of our COIDJIIIIIIII¥ having TUESDAY • MERCERVILLE GRANGE an. nua1 IDSpeotlon. Potluck wW !~ ~.SblhU be aervod at 7 p.m. Granse tt ·:· ,. .., IJOWtllrGII&b oeveral ad8 p.m. _.. .. ..... •• ~ om11J - 0 IIII'IMWmociWEDNESDAY " 1e11 flldler •• ll&bl" Miss W~ds . •cb pi-•• Coming Events =-t=-= ~=~= .• ··m !'!' Miss Scheryl Jeffrey J'"'"'• ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - The Hev. and Mro. Joho . Joffroy of I)IU!p>lla, are ...,....~ng tile • - • n t of tlla1r dougili8r, Scberyl, to Sit. Da>ld SO&rla, 1011 of Mr. and Mre. Fred 0. SO&rb of Beute 2, Cheshire. Mill Jetfrey Ia a 1968 graduate of Gallla Aoodomy Hlgil SchooL SCI. Searls Ia a 1962 IP'tdoeta of Mlddloport lllgil SchooL He entered tile Alr Foroe, Aooguot 1964, and will be discbarpd till• falL Weddlow plano are ln<CJIDI1lete, Red Cross Volunteer Workers Described GALLIPOLL'l - The Gollla County Red Croaa cha&lter, con-dueling the 1968 Drive lor funds aoks publlo recOI!Illtlon that the Red Cross, u much aa any or· pnlzatloo oo the American tl1ey knolo their only payment ~ "'· Helen Help US•• GALLIPOLIS - A atork show or lor Mrs. Charles llebertl wu .a June 27 eYent at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Zembl')' The hostenes were Mrs. Jotu Zembry, Mrs. Roger Frazer Mrs. Charles Fisher, and Mrl Paul WIUiama. Attending tile obower wer Mrs. Cltlrord Thornton, Mrt Jolm Taylor, Mrs. Jim YCIUDII Mrs• .Fred Koopman, Mrs. Ton Joneo, Mloo C<lnnle Croll, Mra Ben Runyon, Mro. Ebtr W, Pldl M.f,.,MJ;I, ~'!l eSep'-"~•IUid.~~l Dotma t~rutbera. . ,1 -n'g IIIIo but' unsble to iii land were Mro. Blll GabriOill, Mra. Albeta Saunden, Miss Ef!to Pldleno, Mloo Nancy F-Ie, Mro. John Stobart, Mlao Torey Gobrtolll, Mra. Jlollert Roberto, Mloo Sllaron WUoon, Mrs. Iklm· er Miller, Jr., Mra. Cl.,-H1Dkle. Mr. George Rel!U!, Mro. Don CarlUihera, Mrl~ 0, A. O'Dell, ani! Mra. Mildred Moe&rf¥. NEW nm lRTO Y®R CARPmNG I::". .. ••'day, •• Church to Host · .,.. SPAa AGE ::Point Creek E•~·.ean't...:;: ':.: w..,. :n. AMEBICAN Foct .._llrlll.., = =~~~l~··iol• 'Moll li . ill~ mlnda ~ ,!*....orL , trail? Yoo oalll · ~IIER ANGLE " !• - .' .. Mrs. Ronald Keith Shamblin , Lynchburg, Virginia Girl ···~-~ - ··;·· Mrs. Bruce Michael McDonald Saunders- Me Donald Wedding Vows Read PORTER - Ile!ore a oandl&llt altar, dtoorated will! vaaea of white mums and glodlolus, In the Porter Methodist Church, Miss Paula Saunders UJd Bruce Mlehael McDonald, repeated the vows which united them in mar- riage. The bride lo tile daullhter of .::::: :·:::::·::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::;:::~:::::::~::::::::=:~::=: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. SauDden, Bidwell, and the groom ,Is with lace. h .~:=:~:=:~~::::;:::::;::~:::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::~:;!!.%::::r-: the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of McDonald, Rl 2 Gelllpolls. ·and . uri: , ~ Gtllbr~b of Wojer- o/ ,The BeY, Paul Ilaudots: ao·• lord; i>l:, lriCt 1 oa, Gerold, .~ ~ by ·Rev. FreelaDd·Norris, Joi,Jry Seagle of LYJ><h· douihtet, Myrtle VIvian, ite v!· ' pedormed tbe double ring eerebrldeoo sister, wia tho siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mony on June 2 at 2:30 In tllo of. or honor. Silo wore a alip. Harry C. Dickey over tile week- te,.,_,, Mro. Anne Fioober pre' 'PI•r~•IIIBih aown or sky blue kar- end. otnled m~ptlal muslo as orpna flowing back panel lot, wltb Mill Mol')' Jane Rusq:~[:necldlne:!~ and elboW' : Mr. and Mro. WUIIam Char- Ball ao sololat. " Leoe and moos les Earls, HunUngton otlled on The bride, llvenlnmarrlageby ribbon aeoented the em- Mr. and Mrs. L W, Morehoose her !atller, obose a Door -longtb .BJatuno above the A-line reoontl,y, gown of aalln, In the A-line sJ,yle, ,;~,:~l!er'·oasoade wao o1 data. a«ented wltlllaoe yoke and long ·~ Mr. and Mrs. L w. Morehouse lajlered llleevea. Theebopeltraln ~~J.~ii. ·re J.Ii81 Jane ac""''IPOnled Mr. and Mre. Lon- of laoe loll from tbe empire , 81 Jo car. ny Tripp and son, TiiJiml• 01 yoke. Her vou ot tulle was cen· Al-iniii'OOI o1 Lopn, to Mloblgan to relurn tered by a duller of UluoiM and Miss Barbara Sherr! l.YM back to ' - " al- petal~ and Dowers, and oho S. c. llllss En ter a lbrea-weeka rtalt with her oarrled a oaooadt o! white oarof Alqandrla, uncle and aunt, M. SCI. and Mrs. natlono and Ulloa of tile valley ,ot.isr,Wiithe)Un- F. w. Le Fare. conlered wllb a white orohld. Floor-!~ ...,... were worn ,..,. t~por llrl ~~il!:r~cecella lloJe·Gardner Mrs. Beva Beynoldo ·of Galli· by tho bride • atteodanta. Mlos ~' ., yC , bflde'a ..,._ polls and Mrs. 11aze1 Bbedeo of Pat Sounders, slller of)bebrlde, -<J,' ·~ Bidwell, Rt 1 entertained Mt. •erved as mll.d ol' boftor. Her Sl!ambiin ~n:ed· his 1011 and Mrs. George Herndon fronl - waa dealpod of blue oatln ae.a;,!IIID. UlherJ ~~ere Mr. Jacksonrtlle, Fla., ovar Ole pool wltll laee bodloe. Mlao Koy VoiSea&le, Mr~ Albert weokond. The Heradona are on a born, friend of tile bride, and Jr., or Lnt<h· va~tlojo tour and wore on tllei!' Mro. Karen Rouab, eousln ol tho Mr. ·..Gil')' way to New York. bride, were brldeomold a n d and brideamatron. Their gowns were· M. Sll- and MrL LoFaro and .of Pink aallnwllblacebodlco,and flmlly boa ,pent the pteYiouo they wore mll<hlow bow hetdweek with their pareata, Mr. and plt<OI. The a t t - • oorried Mro. L W. Morehouoe and oleof plM ro-.lo and ter, Mr. and Mra. l.aDIQ' Tripp. . blue dllolee. M. SCI. Were aoe• uo VletDom Mlio KellJ Jlhllllpo se"edher soon for a yoar'o aoot,Mtont. eoualn 11 Bowar girl. Sbl wao In a !link laoe droll and 4:IITI8cJ a mlnlllure baobt o!rotepetolo. ·Maater Kemy· RI,Y Noal, droaoild In allllht blue blaer, woo tilt Seen Regular .•469" YOU PAY ONLY ~ and Heard · s:1• --111• uatecl from Gallla Academy High School and Ia now attending Rio Grande COllege. Mr. Mcllooald, a uaduate or Gallla A<adem;y lllgil School, Ia now sorvlng wltll the United states Army In VIetnam. Mra. McDonald wf.ll re. aide with her parents while waft.. lng for hla return to the stateL Guests from out of town were: Mrs. Lawrence Chevalier and son, John, Mrs. Joan Phillips, Jay and Kolly; Tharon, !ll1la and Clara Jeffers, all of Colwnbus; Mrs. Jean Presler and 1011, Dartd, Harold wuson ot Lan<~ster; Mr. and Mrs, Carl Moore, Mr. and Mro. Jeff Wllaon, Kelly and Terry Jo, Usa Jeu ot Pome- rey. Mrs. Mills is Hostess For Emanon Brunch GALLIPOLIS - The Emanon Club June meetlog was In tile form or a brunch at the home of Mro. Harry K, MUll. Foor tablea 0( bridge were In play. Hlgil soon went tD Mro. Harland MerUn and Mrs. Howard · Baker Satmders, took &ee:· ond high. 1'hr<ie JUOsiS were pre sept. In oharge o! errangemonla were Mrs. MiUt, cbalrm1111; Mrll. Avon I..ulk, Mrs. Robert Rl<hordo, Yro. Clarenoe Waugh, Mro. Selwyn White, and MrL A. Kimboll 9dl<!r. The Jub' oommlttee will be Mrs. Kenneth Frazier, chal.r~ man, Mrs. Robert Caldwall, Mr•• &nltll RUII,)'an, Mrs. Robert Evans, Mro •. Frank Porter and Mr•• Robert Slleeta. ·""-bearer. ; REUNION PLANNED bell mm woo Tom GALLIPOLIS - The Ltar. Jolon Qlevallor of Colum- western Hl&h Sclooql Clan of buo, ..UIIo of tile groo10; a n d 1963 wUI ha'" their Orst llve.tiiamle lolcCiukey, wert tho.uaJ>. yeer re;mlon Sunday, July 1 at ·· irl. Bob f;va~ 'Shelter Houae near For her ~ii ·weddlnil, Rio Grande. The oovorad dish iiJ1; Sounclllra .,~IUrlpllae dinner will beglo •at nOon. Eaeb drtoo o! tayon allk lwtUt motoll. llniUy altendi!IJ to roml- to 1J1i .acoeaoorloo. Mr~ MeDon- bring moat, oowred dtsb, drlnka ,ali' llio Ia a yaJJow,Jmll enoom- lor their IUiiJl,y liilltl tljelr owetablt with browli aooosooriel. b1e senice. strYlna aa .... ' . . . . . . ' ' ' •, . :.~~~~·~. w.r. or May Gallipolis SOC.IETY NEWS " white . . ' I'" Richord~ ¥c · Michael Roy Smith. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Ann a Mae Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rlobards, Rt. 2, Patriot, became tl1e bride or Mlohael Ray Smith, oon of Mr. and Mro. Elmer Smltll, Patriot, Mrs. Jack Ronald Walker ln an. afterooon ceremony at the Salem Baptist Church on June 1. The Rev. Ralph Burnwell read the double ring vowsbeforeanaJ. tar decorated with seven..braneh =dolabra, peonies and orange blossoms. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a ·floor GALLIPOLIS Miss LOis lines, elbow-length sleeVes, eon- length guwn o! Alencon lace with Ann McClurg, daughter of t h e trolled ~-line skirts and wat- a fitted bodice and long llleeveo Rev. and Mrs. W, Dale McClurg teau panels extending from self· tapering to a point over the of McDermott, became the bride bows. Wblte Venise lace accent- wrists. It featured a full skirt with a detao!Uible back train. of Jack Ronald Walker, son of ed the watteau panels andeneir· Her bouffant vall of liiO)>Orled Gallia County Sleritr and Mrs. cled the waists. Each wore a tor· Denver A. Walker of Vlntoo Rl. ward disc of petals applicped silk illusion net was held by a 1, at 7 o'clock saturday, June 8, with Venise daisies which held a crown of tiny seed pearls. 9le In the Mdlormott United Mefl1o. veil trimmed with motchlng lace carried a bridal bouquet of white dlst Church. Thedouble-rlng<er- daisies. Colonial boucpets o!Jel- carnations, daisies and b a bY oonony was performed by t be low and white daisies !ormed breath. AttAched to the bouQ.~et was a miniature white Bible. bride's father. the bouquet&. Mrs. Llnda Harvey, sister of Vases of white gladioli and Marcia Ann Adams, cousin of green and yellow carnations the bride, was the flower glrl. the bride. served as matron of flanked by palms decorated t he 9te wore a floor ..length sheath honor. Bridesmaids were Ruth cburob altar. Arrangements of gown !aahtoned of mal•e saki. Richards, slater of the bride, and yellow and white daisies were in Appliques of daisies encircled Becky Frasher. They wore lden· each window and on the organ. the neckline, sleeves and the !loa! pink floor-length guwna of pink lace, and carried baskets of The ramUy pews , were marked A·ll.ne panel on the front of the pink rooes, llly-<l!.tbe.vslley and with clusters of ~ellow and white dress . daisies with pale green bows. Charles McClurg, anOther cou- ivY. The Oower girl, !ilaron Mn. Brant Henry was at the ain oi the bride, was the r 1 n g Smith, wore a pink gown styled similar to brldesmaida' gowns. organ and Mrs. Ral.Ph Kratzer bearer. was the solo1Bi1 Mrs. Henry play. Robert Younkin o! COlumbus Keith Burdette was therlngbeared selectlona of "0 Promise performed the duties or best man Me," by DeKoven; 11 Ahl Sweet and Richard Evans of Columbu.11 Mystery of Life;" J>J Victor Her· and James Smith of Lancaster bert and "Because., by D'Harde- were .the honOrary attendants. lot'. The ushers were DavJd,MeClug, Vocal telections were "I Love ·IDOusin of the bride, .and ·!oger You Truly," by Carrie Jacobs· Walker, brother of lthe bride· Bond; "I Walk6d Today Where groom, . Jesus Walked," by Geolfrey 0'· For her daushter's wedding, Hara; "With Thta Ring I Thee Mrs. McClurg chose a l on g Wed," by Harrls-SaeCo; "0 Per- sleeved champagne aUk sheath feet Love, 11 by Joseph Barnby dress. ~ wore accessories of and .. The LOrd's Prayer" by pink and a corsage of IP'Mh carMalnUe. natloos . The bride was escorted down With bone accessories and a tl'le muslin-lined bridal aisle by corsage of green carnaUons, the her brother, Wallace Dwight MC· bridegroom's mother wore a Clurg. She wore a rioor .. leng:th beige silk and lace ensemble. empire gown, which bad a ohanhnmedlately following t b e Wace eage over a fitted peau ceremony. a receplioo wu held satin dress. The ~wn featured on the church lawn. The bride' 1 a S"""'J neekllne, long tapering table was oovered wltll a greeo oleevea oomlng to points at tile dotll with an averoltlrt of yellow bands and an A.tlne skirt. Tho net and waa deoorated with ·a attaobed obapel • lonsth trllo !our-tiered wedding oake topped ended In a aoalloped hemline. A wltlla miniature bride and bride· forward petal cliO< edged In seed uoom. All arrongementofyellow pearla held her llngortlp veil and white daioleo oompleted the o! nylM Ulualon and she oar. table appointment&. rled a eoloolal bouQJOI of oymSening as a1olotant bostoaa. bldlum orehlds and daisies cen· es were Mrs. Hank Thompson, tored 'on a white Bible. slller o! the bridegroom, a n d Min Rollloe Walker, slater Mrs. Raub Love, oousln of the or the bridegroom, waa tl1e maid bride, ol hoonr and tho brldeomalds For a traveling oostume, the were Mloa Cheryl &lyder of Nal: DOW Mrl, Welker <bolO a yellow IIOt!YiUo and Miss Patrl<ls Blo.. whipped creme dreoa with white of Jaek10n. accessorl.ea and a white eymThe attendants wore I I o o r • bldlum orchid coraap. length empire ...,... of oak!. The The ....,,. will reside at S7 honor attendant was attired In Romle RQBd In Circleville. NUe lf04in and the other attendanti _ , maize. The gowna - • In curing, black lea Is fer· Silled with modl!led ao:oop noel<- mented while green tea is not. Bride's Father Reads McClurg- Walker VO ws ; Lt. Ronald Shamblin Weds Stork Shower .,.,17 . '*othY _..,t { Honored With In Army F'manee I; ..... .... ,.'" Mrs. Roberts Completes Coune i Summer School . and"'"!i"J""' ·-olor7. n-r . . CLA$ OF liMB - llolzer I!Oipltol School ot Nunlow. i!!aii ot Ui& hold a '20 :veor reunion, June 22 at Olear' e. Prior to tile dlmer ·iOr buo-s e cor,. t<r tilt .,..quate• only was ,bal4 'tn tile ~er 'Hoapital Illnlng Boom. )l1~ ~~ ~ John Ra£. tort,y, adllilnlatrator of J1011V HoapltoJ, il!loke Ill .lhe aurllii .~· lht, plano lor tile - Holzer Medical Ctnter. Ar~ ·fllr the reunion wen. Olllfl•· ~h Bush, Fruler and J., <;lark. .Vera SII!Jie; Well GrOYo, Pa., ~lm •lill rJJt ,haoj~W o..n.lbe diotanoe. Frollt rOll, L II> R, . Barbht SchoU W. ., lle7ftoldlburc; Jfbt~Herrmom Llltlo, Mlddl..,.,n; J,an Bltoo Clark, Gallfpollo; Eunlc:e HW Columlluo. Baok """·'tor, Sara So:~ Bush, 1 Galllp)llo; EJeonot DiJI!oplow Norrlo, Franlclln, Ind.; Vert ftouoh SlqiO, Well GrOV!Io Pl. I Dorothy GWosiJ' Frazier, ·OoiJipollo; Fran<JI Grepr CUto, St. Albano, W, :Vo.; H~ Al!onsworth Bur..,~~, Kanaup. AuandhW tho reunion but not preoent when the pli:lure fto taken fti BeiQ' Luttoo MerUa, Pl. Pleaaut, W. VL, and Merlba Roller Gress,lollddloport.- Jaok Carr PhOto. will be the hoartlolt tllanks of those helped. Volunteer~ can be found al· most any tlm&i read.i'i' to an elderly resident In a ,...slog scene, has erased from the pub- home, preparing and .serving food 11• mind the lmoge of wlunteero in a disaster canteen. Red Cross volunteers come as 1erene dispe111ers o! chart· from many walks of lUe; some serene, volunteers may be, have always bten home makers but tboy are workero. The)luilo and otller• hl';t bad IWIII ••1/,ye big Jobs and omoll ones; IIIey careers. Some are newly weds handle ompleaaant tasks as ~ . ~ others. are u~ar­ as pleuant omes. They bring enta. Red Croes volunteers, thank &kill and efftctency to their efgoodness, are not 1111113. They fort& as weD as Wlderstandlng are warm, earlre hUman behW& and compassion. SPBINGF1ELD GRANGE 8 10o The Red Cross volwoteer, t11e who sc:metlmes gets tired, 41... : GVESS WHAT? A GIRL In 1o1m m. All ol!loero uuecl to be ehl»1er 81)'1, comes in all sizes oiJill'l80<i, Irritated and certain·: lee marrlod 0 IIWIIIIDI• present for pnotloe lor ln- tall, ahort and inbetween. He ly muot have DWIY periods of : od Wood. Do you kDcnr wllat hail- speoUon. or she can be a schod. ehUd wondering wby on oertll tl1ey keep ; f&llod'l - ~ bad a little THURSDAY or one who has "retired" lnto oo belre a .iuunteer. : (ICtlllddt. eros• m;y .hetrt !Idola BETHEL WSCS Family Pie· But keep on 111ey ~ Keeps a whole new way of Ule. A Red nlc, 6 p.m. at han File's picCroso Volunteer does. not ask helping tile htndleliiPid, ·ke•PI bOll long a job will take and oa being a teacher-s,pooaer, keeps nic fii'OWlds. THE DECORATIONS lor t be on teachlre ftrat.«<d and awtm. OCCL !i&lriDI CGa!orenoe were mlng. Nor is tlds all. TheY cin 0111111111\H~ &>me of tile girls be found behind a teiePhoile mtklatllt~to--1' low <&II after <all urgire people , GALLIPOLIS - 2nd Lt Jo LIII'!O rtall1 -ktdl bad to-te blood, golowtothehmne oeph W, llarkhasgnduata< eadt mulkal aotes '"- dlf. of an overseas senlee-man to trom the Fioanoe O!lloer Baal• Celtlll eoiGred j1lpe dtiiiOI'I, and e By Helen Botte/ to aulst an anxloos wife. teaoJ>. Couroe, U.S. Arm;y Finanel Sebool, Fort Renjamln Harris.., !lad • dtcorlttd tho pluo Pixie wao taclleoe. 1- . 9oo low prospeoUve I""'~ hOII to . Ind. The 1011 of ¥re. "'-"Y E """" tor plue at tile fa. YOtml ASKED FOR ITI ... o!lenlllvo and~ oo. Her oare for tile eCRD!tw bobJ, VciunThioeolinnn lo lor 10111111_. bol' frland and his lather ohcNid teera oan be fotmd In BJ'&IIUI'Il" cr.t'k, Route 2, Do> j '!7. Golll , ble~ Allar all tba1 work, I thouglt pie, llltlr problema and pleao- hevo bad enough chara<lar and sobools and hlgil 1<hoolo paoli- ,polio, Clark ente'red the Anlll lht ........ to heve thalr plo- ureo, tlla1r lnldlleo and fUn. AI log !rlendsblp - · and llllllll! ln lolrll, 196& He II a 196! lou·eo - . For ...,. reaooa, wltll tllo rtll of Helen Halp USI, ...nge to otand beoldo her, dl!Q' boga, makiow tray favors IP'tduat, of GoDIIo AA:adelny Hlal lewd woman! "'" p~-. dicm't 1o1m out. Sor- It weloomoa IIUI)Io but won't aplnotllllo Perhopl tile fellow baSI'! and out 01111' plantlJII! dish PI'· Sebool and ofOhloStateUnlvusl ., obout tbal, girlt, but to dodiO a oerlouo <J~ostlon wltb a oalled back becaUoe abe told her dellS and seryJow In hoepltole. II' In 1968. 1111 you did a vel')' nice Job of bruol><ltf. Oanee•o motbtr abe waa aiKI<ked Bed Cross volomteerslearneaal· plGmlnltlleeveat. - y o u r - question• to by her actions, and no "lad7" ly to care aboUt others. YOtml ASKED FOR rJ', W'l or 1RJUid <orne wt of the bathroom Albert Schweitzer <&lied volunYOU EVER Idle lomoo- Hoi• Help USI 1!111 MWIIpii)OI'. teering ''your aecond jab." "In wr&illlod In ·0 oltlmw towel 1lhen helpire lulnosa to otbera" he DON'T BELIEVE ALL YOU • buaa J!le'l her buoband and ... and hil girl : SOII!OIImota, I don't obout HEAR FROM GmL FRIENDS friend were pre-. said, every man oan lind on hlo : 01171111. 'l'uudllllteraooDinwlt Deer Holmo: Slnoo when Ia atandllll! uai and own doc.-atep adventures tor tbe , tllo plo ohello prior to maldq a rve eoJng wltll 11111 bol' apeaklng out apinll what 11 BOUI- our oureot souroe ofti'uo : . , _ ,Pie and a lemon plo. I for live months. My girl (rlond W1'<liW. a bad lralt? Yoo oald Pb:- peaoe and ll!e-1001 sollo!acllon. : lllood 0117 lall two ........ """ k - telling me he I• cheating 1e wao toclleoo: I agroo. 9oo waa Some two mWion men, women, tile original beauf1 Gill 11111.1 I ' ·I'IIIL Cleaned In on ma While I am at work. 9oo o!!ODoiYO and rljlltl,y 10, Her bol' aod young peQple havofonndthalr • • halile by Vm So:lu,....,r( • Well, I I'll to tllllklng about oald be take• otllor &lrla home friend and hio lather ibould have second job on the dooratep of tilt . ' IU:r-!1>11'0 mtlltod. No muaa. • ali tarlh I fto aallll to In hlo oar. onoo(l1t obara<lar and ....,... to Rod Cross• • No odor. Use I uktd b1m and be oald be did • otand beol4o her aplnll lllla . There Is no "t.lPic:al" R o d the ride I girl home 011<0... lewd woman! ' Croas volunteer - • h o. 11 Now, I eat an anonymous letAll work auannteed PerhiJ)o the follow hlm't ooll- an lndlvldUII aer.U.Ior blo own ter aay1ng I botler keep 0117 oyea ed herk beoause be lo too em· r~on and In his OWD way. But "• Pboaa ""' eoUmate Ieday 11 0117 berruoed. ibo might be bell8r ill8y are united In t11a1r belle! as bo1 friend cheat~ 1ng all the umo. The letter to off olnglt than to merey a IPlY In Rod Cr011 and Ita importance : typed. ...... If be - - • IUcha.U..s to their oommoolf¥, ...... ~~ . • WaF - GIDe.;l George E. might lalnt her maralo, l ~ Bu h .,.,Dd) 1 'In ..... of 1 • ·"'"" 1 . . .. ooraly hope abe marrtoo _ . "! • obout blm. He aayo be love• : GAWI"JLL'l -..! mo and ...,..,.., lo framlali: - al ..... _ s •• -~t ..Ucl~ ~ tilt ~·-·· .. and I etlllll'olulllle her on bavlns and l!l'Ofioilai!DJ .. ""~; ·RlJI>. •ochool or a.II&fOOI- bim. : cation o_..t by lhi I'I'OetDo you tldnk bt'o a two • sa-..: - REAL and MrL w. ~,., :ar-.,<>rpld: dtDce !llptlsl AaoocjatiOa will tlmtr? - LOONEY BIRD Deer Rtol· · zaUonl aftl! realdtntlal IOilclta: belln ......_,, July l.and <Oii' Daar Looney: What 11 badd>one, If 11 !Ions for tile loW fund drive. :• lllui 'thi'Gu&ll Jub' $11 tho Pilat Why not ...... tile tlloory tbal • Croll! Btiltill Olurch Ia Gal- a follow to lnnoetnt until proved otlc:ko In eveeybody'o ortw? : U,OUe. The R.v. G. ICTuraor, .·IPdlf¥. I IUJIIlOIO I obuuld lhlnll H. : Ia ,...... tho oame obout your llrl friend, Deer Helen: I agrea Pbdo ha• Iota of no-. wlllbelln at 8130 jiUI Jaat for klc:ko, rd chtd< ted, but the .... (Jitr llanetl ..... and 11)11 fat will . tier IJ,POWrlter aplnat tbol latwas prabobly to blame for tblo . • . It< clorl - H. ''IlL .... be cll*'t oallllrot and , · art tAl; • Doltt ti.len: "Pixie In a Fix" ltll hit foika ~- Wlrt <Gm- . abe told her IDa. thoa the molter prabahl,y obe woo llho<k· barpd out of Ole 1>illn'ooln u and .., "'odr" moot - ' • do ..- In a towal o f U . e - - tlllnklnl ... ..,. but her huollklmpy toni- band ... :ioomo. Aftel',aJJ, - · · . ... and hi I all'I' ~olin tl1ot'l . · •, . ~. lllero lon't anytlliDC ' ~ ..-..,uplllld ,~ Ia OI!Odll¥ ~ Juotlnlllt :t Anno .. er. Howard 9dver serftd u lit· ' ' best man and usbon ...... Dcl!li· ' &nlth and Bon jla"oy. ,• ' A bal!-IIOur o1 l>lptjol ....... was presented by Doml Jo Yfol~ . · ker at the plano. Voealial Mra. Janet Baker and Mr1. Botilti . Weiher, san& "Oh Proml.. Me;'' "I Love You Truly," lftd -•'Be: . cause." At the elose ol ta. -:~~~ mony they oang the Lord'& Pl or. . ;, ' For her daughter'• ~~!! ·" Mrs. Rle:hards e:hoH a · wllb ' a matching jacket 1011 'Wb~W ... light blue ahl!t otyle - ceuorles. She wore a ·'Cor. . . flf·. · whJte carnations. • . Mrs. Smltll _ . a two. PI- · dross of llllht blue wltb "'*.C. cessories. She aJIO won a _... sage or white cii'DIIiiXll. .. FolloY..ing the CtlreDIOIIJ a,.. ception was ·held 1n the -dlardl basement. A white lace tableelotb ered the bride' I table wblcb eentered wiUl a four-tlencl ding cake. The cake wu with t11e tradltionol brtdt groom and surroundld bJ Vlrlan and Vlc:kl IIIDaGa Penelope Hampton prelddld the bride's table and loin. JoJ... Richards registered ayelta. . . , · , The newlyweds will Bve It A,. portment C, 2053 Lakowootl Dr., Kettering. Ohio, 45420, . · IIJI!.-a_J �·U·s·. ;. ' . By Pat llouek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ray Smith Cclura&ll, thal'o wtat It takes to oen out a &QOd business and a ftno home In a buoY clcy and move to a farm Ia llle hiUo or OOlla Count)'. I ..... rm • oCIW&l'd be<IUIO rm I oouldn't &d;lot totudl an ....,..t Ohalle In my'- o! llviJW. · But not Ruos and Peg Blazer! They "' and did It and are happy Willi the rooul~ Buos boo trimmed oil 20 ptlllllds and lookl bale and ' bear~¥ wltll the deeP 1111 or a WO!:~~q man. He no out Ia tilt IUD fta- write about Ibis week imc1 prolohlng oome laat mlwte i~• t:elldotl to pour lemon lUling In ~ tile llohlng lake waa to on the ollood bananas. Yei:b ...1 -. I called on blm. "Look at )'QU." I 1aid. 1"YDU· rM IN THE MARKET for an•re IIQ1POHd. to be retlrtcl. n Other ear. Do you knoW where I I ~'NeYer felt better," he an- oan IIDd - with armorod f... •-«< and looked It, "I'll root den? 111 the a1x ~· rvo u oooa as I get 1!111 bu-ss bad lblo - rve prt more bWIQ)o on It t11ao tile prevlolo owner IlDia&." Be baa a ntoe Job of mod- did In tile seven yeers he bad -ling tilt farm home; tile kit- lt. II -'d help If It were eolellen lo to make any woman lopalble oo I ..,.Jd get In and ......... II wao paneled ~ out ol UllhiiiJIOI8· uj and llnlsbed orr at tho ~q> rm waiting to beer !rom ..... to look like briok. I didn't set alo.r t reader. to meet Peg, but ber artlsUo was all over the room, trom tbe lll'UU&ht Iron plaques .., Ito wall to the bird ibove the oablnets. I - e d a ..,.Ilion to Mr. BlaZer, •q>o you think tr • a Ultlo far out hero?'' (ll'o 15 mlleo !rom Golllpollo). "Wtll, :IOU knolo....,.,.., hal 1 aport. &>me men like to ott SUNDAY In !root of a televloloo oet tor AMERICAN Legloa Vinton Poat bouro .., a IIIOday after· 161 announoes a apeclol meetnoon. B' llohlng Ia yoar aport, low for ele.Uon of ol!loe, 2 p. you tldDk nothing 'If traveling m. at Ewl!!ifoo Legion Hill. mUH and IIJOOIII"' boura on Be!reohmenta. the blbk of some river Or lake.,. Ltll or lud<, toiKL MONDAY GALLIA COUNCIL 114 IlaugilWlSII I COULD be a liUle bird ters of Amerioa 7:30 p.m. Inlid ,Pei'Ch on Alma llc:Cormlc:k'a stallatloo of oftleers. RefreatJ.. ~dor lor QVeral weoka. Then menta. _.., c:uuld tell me all her rich THE In Lo Canuta Cld> will llltlllOrleo of to 1911'1 qo In met! at tbo home of Mro. • 'Oolllplllo. WUllam Bowmall, 1 p.m. •• . Sbl bao adlve In t he :. ...,.u. of our COIDJIIIIIIII¥ having TUESDAY • MERCERVILLE GRANGE an. nua1 IDSpeotlon. Potluck wW !~ ~.SblhU be aervod at 7 p.m. Granse tt ·:· ,. .., IJOWtllrGII&b oeveral ad8 p.m. _.. .. ..... •• ~ om11J - 0 IIII'IMWmociWEDNESDAY " 1e11 flldler •• ll&bl" Miss W~ds . •cb pi-•• Coming Events =-t=-= ~=~= .• ··m !'!' Miss Scheryl Jeffrey J'"'"'• ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - The Hev. and Mro. Joho . Joffroy of I)IU!p>lla, are ...,....~ng tile • - • n t of tlla1r dougili8r, Scberyl, to Sit. Da>ld SO&rla, 1011 of Mr. and Mre. Fred 0. SO&rb of Beute 2, Cheshire. Mill Jetfrey Ia a 1968 graduate of Gallla Aoodomy Hlgil SchooL SCI. Searls Ia a 1962 IP'tdoeta of Mlddloport lllgil SchooL He entered tile Alr Foroe, Aooguot 1964, and will be discbarpd till• falL Weddlow plano are ln<CJIDI1lete, Red Cross Volunteer Workers Described GALLIPOLL'l - The Gollla County Red Croaa cha&lter, con-dueling the 1968 Drive lor funds aoks publlo recOI!Illtlon that the Red Cross, u much aa any or· pnlzatloo oo the American tl1ey knolo their only payment ~ "'· Helen Help US•• GALLIPOLIS - A atork show or lor Mrs. Charles llebertl wu .a June 27 eYent at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Zembl')' The hostenes were Mrs. Jotu Zembry, Mrs. Roger Frazer Mrs. Charles Fisher, and Mrl Paul WIUiama. Attending tile obower wer Mrs. Cltlrord Thornton, Mrt Jolm Taylor, Mrs. Jim YCIUDII Mrs• .Fred Koopman, Mrs. Ton Joneo, Mloo C<lnnle Croll, Mra Ben Runyon, Mro. Ebtr W, Pldl M.f,.,MJ;I, ~'!l eSep'-"~•IUid.~~l Dotma t~rutbera. . ,1 -n'g IIIIo but' unsble to iii land were Mro. Blll GabriOill, Mra. Albeta Saunden, Miss Ef!to Pldleno, Mloo Nancy F-Ie, Mro. John Stobart, Mlao Torey Gobrtolll, Mra. Jlollert Roberto, Mloo Sllaron WUoon, Mrs. Iklm· er Miller, Jr., Mra. Cl.,-H1Dkle. Mr. George Rel!U!, Mro. Don CarlUihera, Mrl~ 0, A. O'Dell, ani! Mra. Mildred Moe&rf¥. NEW nm lRTO Y®R CARPmNG I::". .. ••'day, •• Church to Host · .,.. SPAa AGE ::Point Creek E•~·.ean't...:;: ':.: w..,. :n. AMEBICAN Foct .._llrlll.., = =~~~l~··iol• 'Moll li . ill~ mlnda ~ ,!*....orL , trail? Yoo oalll · ~IIER ANGLE " !• - .' .. Mrs. Ronald Keith Shamblin , Lynchburg, Virginia Girl ···~-~ - ··;·· Mrs. Bruce Michael McDonald Saunders- Me Donald Wedding Vows Read PORTER - Ile!ore a oandl&llt altar, dtoorated will! vaaea of white mums and glodlolus, In the Porter Methodist Church, Miss Paula Saunders UJd Bruce Mlehael McDonald, repeated the vows which united them in mar- riage. The bride lo tile daullhter of .::::: :·:::::·::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::;:::~:::::::~::::::::=:~::=: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. SauDden, Bidwell, and the groom ,Is with lace. h .~:=:~:=:~~::::;:::::;::~:::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::~:;!!.%::::r-: the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of McDonald, Rl 2 Gelllpolls. ·and . uri: , ~ Gtllbr~b of Wojer- o/ ,The BeY, Paul Ilaudots: ao·• lord; i>l:, lriCt 1 oa, Gerold, .~ ~ by ·Rev. FreelaDd·Norris, Joi,Jry Seagle of LYJ><h· douihtet, Myrtle VIvian, ite v!· ' pedormed tbe double ring eerebrldeoo sister, wia tho siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mony on June 2 at 2:30 In tllo of. or honor. Silo wore a alip. Harry C. Dickey over tile week- te,.,_,, Mro. Anne Fioober pre' 'PI•r~•IIIBih aown or sky blue kar- end. otnled m~ptlal muslo as orpna flowing back panel lot, wltb Mill Mol')' Jane Rusq:~[:necldlne:!~ and elboW' : Mr. and Mro. WUIIam Char- Ball ao sololat. " Leoe and moos les Earls, HunUngton otlled on The bride, llvenlnmarrlageby ribbon aeoented the em- Mr. and Mrs. L W, Morehoose her !atller, obose a Door -longtb .BJatuno above the A-line reoontl,y, gown of aalln, In the A-line sJ,yle, ,;~,:~l!er'·oasoade wao o1 data. a«ented wltlllaoe yoke and long ·~ Mr. and Mrs. L w. Morehouse lajlered llleevea. Theebopeltraln ~~J.~ii. ·re J.Ii81 Jane ac""''IPOnled Mr. and Mre. Lon- of laoe loll from tbe empire , 81 Jo car. ny Tripp and son, TiiJiml• 01 yoke. Her vou ot tulle was cen· Al-iniii'OOI o1 Lopn, to Mloblgan to relurn tered by a duller of UluoiM and Miss Barbara Sherr! l.YM back to ' - " al- petal~ and Dowers, and oho S. c. llllss En ter a lbrea-weeka rtalt with her oarrled a oaooadt o! white oarof Alqandrla, uncle and aunt, M. SCI. and Mrs. natlono and Ulloa of tile valley ,ot.isr,Wiithe)Un- F. w. Le Fare. conlered wllb a white orohld. Floor-!~ ...,... were worn ,..,. t~por llrl ~~il!:r~cecella lloJe·Gardner Mrs. Beva Beynoldo ·of Galli· by tho bride • atteodanta. Mlos ~' ., yC , bflde'a ..,._ polls and Mrs. 11aze1 Bbedeo of Pat Sounders, slller of)bebrlde, -<J,' ·~ Bidwell, Rt 1 entertained Mt. •erved as mll.d ol' boftor. Her Sl!ambiin ~n:ed· his 1011 and Mrs. George Herndon fronl - waa dealpod of blue oatln ae.a;,!IIID. UlherJ ~~ere Mr. Jacksonrtlle, Fla., ovar Ole pool wltll laee bodloe. Mlao Koy VoiSea&le, Mr~ Albert weokond. The Heradona are on a born, friend of tile bride, and Jr., or Lnt<h· va~tlojo tour and wore on tllei!' Mro. Karen Rouab, eousln ol tho Mr. ·..Gil')' way to New York. bride, were brldeomold a n d and brideamatron. Their gowns were· M. Sll- and MrL LoFaro and .of Pink aallnwllblacebodlco,and flmlly boa ,pent the pteYiouo they wore mll<hlow bow hetdweek with their pareata, Mr. and plt<OI. The a t t - • oorried Mro. L W. Morehouoe and oleof plM ro-.lo and ter, Mr. and Mra. l.aDIQ' Tripp. . blue dllolee. M. SCI. Were aoe• uo VletDom Mlio KellJ Jlhllllpo se"edher soon for a yoar'o aoot,Mtont. eoualn 11 Bowar girl. Sbl wao In a !link laoe droll and 4:IITI8cJ a mlnlllure baobt o!rotepetolo. ·Maater Kemy· RI,Y Noal, droaoild In allllht blue blaer, woo tilt Seen Regular .•469" YOU PAY ONLY ~ and Heard · s:1• --111• uatecl from Gallla Academy High School and Ia now attending Rio Grande COllege. Mr. Mcllooald, a uaduate or Gallla A<adem;y lllgil School, Ia now sorvlng wltll the United states Army In VIetnam. Mra. McDonald wf.ll re. aide with her parents while waft.. lng for hla return to the stateL Guests from out of town were: Mrs. Lawrence Chevalier and son, John, Mrs. Joan Phillips, Jay and Kolly; Tharon, !ll1la and Clara Jeffers, all of Colwnbus; Mrs. Jean Presler and 1011, Dartd, Harold wuson ot Lan<~ster; Mr. and Mrs, Carl Moore, Mr. and Mro. Jeff Wllaon, Kelly and Terry Jo, Usa Jeu ot Pome- rey. Mrs. Mills is Hostess For Emanon Brunch GALLIPOLIS - The Emanon Club June meetlog was In tile form or a brunch at the home of Mro. Harry K, MUll. Foor tablea 0( bridge were In play. Hlgil soon went tD Mro. Harland MerUn and Mrs. Howard · Baker Satmders, took &ee:· ond high. 1'hr<ie JUOsiS were pre sept. In oharge o! errangemonla were Mrs. MiUt, cbalrm1111; Mrll. Avon I..ulk, Mrs. Robert Rl<hordo, Yro. Clarenoe Waugh, Mro. Selwyn White, and MrL A. Kimboll 9dl<!r. The Jub' oommlttee will be Mrs. Kenneth Frazier, chal.r~ man, Mrs. Robert Caldwall, Mr•• &nltll RUII,)'an, Mrs. Robert Evans, Mro •. Frank Porter and Mr•• Robert Slleeta. ·""-bearer. ; REUNION PLANNED bell mm woo Tom GALLIPOLIS - The Ltar. Jolon Qlevallor of Colum- western Hl&h Sclooql Clan of buo, ..UIIo of tile groo10; a n d 1963 wUI ha'" their Orst llve.tiiamle lolcCiukey, wert tho.uaJ>. yeer re;mlon Sunday, July 1 at ·· irl. Bob f;va~ 'Shelter Houae near For her ~ii ·weddlnil, Rio Grande. The oovorad dish iiJ1; Sounclllra .,~IUrlpllae dinner will beglo •at nOon. Eaeb drtoo o! tayon allk lwtUt motoll. llniUy altendi!IJ to roml- to 1J1i .acoeaoorloo. Mr~ MeDon- bring moat, oowred dtsb, drlnka ,ali' llio Ia a yaJJow,Jmll enoom- lor their IUiiJl,y liilltl tljelr owetablt with browli aooosooriel. b1e senice. strYlna aa .... ' . . . . . . ' ' ' •, . :.~~~~·~. w.r. or May Gallipolis SOC.IETY NEWS " white . . ' I'" Richord~ ¥c · Michael Roy Smith. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Ann a Mae Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rlobards, Rt. 2, Patriot, became tl1e bride or Mlohael Ray Smith, oon of Mr. and Mro. Elmer Smltll, Patriot, Mrs. Jack Ronald Walker ln an. afterooon ceremony at the Salem Baptist Church on June 1. The Rev. Ralph Burnwell read the double ring vowsbeforeanaJ. tar decorated with seven..braneh =dolabra, peonies and orange blossoms. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a ·floor GALLIPOLIS Miss LOis lines, elbow-length sleeVes, eon- length guwn o! Alencon lace with Ann McClurg, daughter of t h e trolled ~-line skirts and wat- a fitted bodice and long llleeveo Rev. and Mrs. W, Dale McClurg teau panels extending from self· tapering to a point over the of McDermott, became the bride bows. Wblte Venise lace accent- wrists. It featured a full skirt with a detao!Uible back train. of Jack Ronald Walker, son of ed the watteau panels andeneir· Her bouffant vall of liiO)>Orled Gallia County Sleritr and Mrs. cled the waists. Each wore a tor· Denver A. Walker of Vlntoo Rl. ward disc of petals applicped silk illusion net was held by a 1, at 7 o'clock saturday, June 8, with Venise daisies which held a crown of tiny seed pearls. 9le In the Mdlormott United Mefl1o. veil trimmed with motchlng lace carried a bridal bouquet of white dlst Church. Thedouble-rlng<er- daisies. Colonial boucpets o!Jel- carnations, daisies and b a bY oonony was performed by t be low and white daisies !ormed breath. AttAched to the bouQ.~et was a miniature white Bible. bride's father. the bouquet&. Mrs. Llnda Harvey, sister of Vases of white gladioli and Marcia Ann Adams, cousin of green and yellow carnations the bride, was the flower glrl. the bride. served as matron of flanked by palms decorated t he 9te wore a floor ..length sheath honor. Bridesmaids were Ruth cburob altar. Arrangements of gown !aahtoned of mal•e saki. Richards, slater of the bride, and yellow and white daisies were in Appliques of daisies encircled Becky Frasher. They wore lden· each window and on the organ. the neckline, sleeves and the !loa! pink floor-length guwna of pink lace, and carried baskets of The ramUy pews , were marked A·ll.ne panel on the front of the pink rooes, llly-<l!.tbe.vslley and with clusters of ~ellow and white dress . daisies with pale green bows. Charles McClurg, anOther cou- ivY. The Oower girl, !ilaron Mn. Brant Henry was at the ain oi the bride, was the r 1 n g Smith, wore a pink gown styled similar to brldesmaida' gowns. organ and Mrs. Ral.Ph Kratzer bearer. was the solo1Bi1 Mrs. Henry play. Robert Younkin o! COlumbus Keith Burdette was therlngbeared selectlona of "0 Promise performed the duties or best man Me," by DeKoven; 11 Ahl Sweet and Richard Evans of Columbu.11 Mystery of Life;" J>J Victor Her· and James Smith of Lancaster bert and "Because., by D'Harde- were .the honOrary attendants. lot'. The ushers were DavJd,MeClug, Vocal telections were "I Love ·IDOusin of the bride, .and ·!oger You Truly," by Carrie Jacobs· Walker, brother of lthe bride· Bond; "I Walk6d Today Where groom, . Jesus Walked," by Geolfrey 0'· For her daushter's wedding, Hara; "With Thta Ring I Thee Mrs. McClurg chose a l on g Wed," by Harrls-SaeCo; "0 Per- sleeved champagne aUk sheath feet Love, 11 by Joseph Barnby dress. ~ wore accessories of and .. The LOrd's Prayer" by pink and a corsage of IP'Mh carMalnUe. natloos . The bride was escorted down With bone accessories and a tl'le muslin-lined bridal aisle by corsage of green carnaUons, the her brother, Wallace Dwight MC· bridegroom's mother wore a Clurg. She wore a rioor .. leng:th beige silk and lace ensemble. empire gown, which bad a ohanhnmedlately following t b e Wace eage over a fitted peau ceremony. a receplioo wu held satin dress. The ~wn featured on the church lawn. The bride' 1 a S"""'J neekllne, long tapering table was oovered wltll a greeo oleevea oomlng to points at tile dotll with an averoltlrt of yellow bands and an A.tlne skirt. Tho net and waa deoorated with ·a attaobed obapel • lonsth trllo !our-tiered wedding oake topped ended In a aoalloped hemline. A wltlla miniature bride and bride· forward petal cliO< edged In seed uoom. All arrongementofyellow pearla held her llngortlp veil and white daioleo oompleted the o! nylM Ulualon and she oar. table appointment&. rled a eoloolal bouQJOI of oymSening as a1olotant bostoaa. bldlum orehlds and daisies cen· es were Mrs. Hank Thompson, tored 'on a white Bible. slller o! the bridegroom, a n d Min Rollloe Walker, slater Mrs. Raub Love, oousln of the or the bridegroom, waa tl1e maid bride, ol hoonr and tho brldeomalds For a traveling oostume, the were Mloa Cheryl &lyder of Nal: DOW Mrl, Welker <bolO a yellow IIOt!YiUo and Miss Patrl<ls Blo.. whipped creme dreoa with white of Jaek10n. accessorl.ea and a white eymThe attendants wore I I o o r • bldlum orchid coraap. length empire ...,... of oak!. The The ....,,. will reside at S7 honor attendant was attired In Romle RQBd In Circleville. NUe lf04in and the other attendanti _ , maize. The gowna - • In curing, black lea Is fer· Silled with modl!led ao:oop noel<- mented while green tea is not. Bride's Father Reads McClurg- Walker VO ws ; Lt. Ronald Shamblin Weds Stork Shower .,.,17 . '*othY _..,t { Honored With In Army F'manee I; ..... .... ,.'" Mrs. Roberts Completes Coune i Summer School . and"'"!i"J""' ·-olor7. n-r . . CLA$ OF liMB - llolzer I!Oipltol School ot Nunlow. i!!aii ot Ui& hold a '20 :veor reunion, June 22 at Olear' e. Prior to tile dlmer ·iOr buo-s e cor,. t<r tilt .,..quate• only was ,bal4 'tn tile ~er 'Hoapital Illnlng Boom. )l1~ ~~ ~ John Ra£. tort,y, adllilnlatrator of J1011V HoapltoJ, il!loke Ill .lhe aurllii .~· lht, plano lor tile - Holzer Medical Ctnter. Ar~ ·fllr the reunion wen. Olllfl•· ~h Bush, Fruler and J., <;lark. .Vera SII!Jie; Well GrOYo, Pa., ~lm •lill rJJt ,haoj~W o..n.lbe diotanoe. Frollt rOll, L II> R, . Barbht SchoU W. ., lle7ftoldlburc; Jfbt~Herrmom Llltlo, Mlddl..,.,n; J,an Bltoo Clark, Gallfpollo; Eunlc:e HW Columlluo. Baok """·'tor, Sara So:~ Bush, 1 Galllp)llo; EJeonot DiJI!oplow Norrlo, Franlclln, Ind.; Vert ftouoh SlqiO, Well GrOV!Io Pl. I Dorothy GWosiJ' Frazier, ·OoiJipollo; Fran<JI Grepr CUto, St. Albano, W, :Vo.; H~ Al!onsworth Bur..,~~, Kanaup. AuandhW tho reunion but not preoent when the pli:lure fto taken fti BeiQ' Luttoo MerUa, Pl. Pleaaut, W. VL, and Merlba Roller Gress,lollddloport.- Jaok Carr PhOto. will be the hoartlolt tllanks of those helped. Volunteer~ can be found al· most any tlm&i read.i'i' to an elderly resident In a ,...slog scene, has erased from the pub- home, preparing and .serving food 11• mind the lmoge of wlunteero in a disaster canteen. Red Cross volunteers come as 1erene dispe111ers o! chart· from many walks of lUe; some serene, volunteers may be, have always bten home makers but tboy are workero. The)luilo and otller• hl';t bad IWIII ••1/,ye big Jobs and omoll ones; IIIey careers. Some are newly weds handle ompleaaant tasks as ~ . ~ others. are u~ar­ as pleuant omes. They bring enta. Red Croes volunteers, thank &kill and efftctency to their efgoodness, are not 1111113. They fort& as weD as Wlderstandlng are warm, earlre hUman behW& and compassion. SPBINGF1ELD GRANGE 8 10o The Red Cross volwoteer, t11e who sc:metlmes gets tired, 41... : GVESS WHAT? A GIRL In 1o1m m. All ol!loero uuecl to be ehl»1er 81)'1, comes in all sizes oiJill'l80<i, Irritated and certain·: lee marrlod 0 IIWIIIIDI• present for pnotloe lor ln- tall, ahort and inbetween. He ly muot have DWIY periods of : od Wood. Do you kDcnr wllat hail- speoUon. or she can be a schod. ehUd wondering wby on oertll tl1ey keep ; f&llod'l - ~ bad a little THURSDAY or one who has "retired" lnto oo belre a .iuunteer. : (ICtlllddt. eros• m;y .hetrt !Idola BETHEL WSCS Family Pie· But keep on 111ey ~ Keeps a whole new way of Ule. A Red nlc, 6 p.m. at han File's picCroso Volunteer does. not ask helping tile htndleliiPid, ·ke•PI bOll long a job will take and oa being a teacher-s,pooaer, keeps nic fii'OWlds. THE DECORATIONS lor t be on teachlre ftrat.«<d and awtm. OCCL !i&lriDI CGa!orenoe were mlng. Nor is tlds all. TheY cin 0111111111\H~ &>me of tile girls be found behind a teiePhoile mtklatllt~to--1' low <&II after <all urgire people , GALLIPOLIS - 2nd Lt Jo LIII'!O rtall1 -ktdl bad to-te blood, golowtothehmne oeph W, llarkhasgnduata< eadt mulkal aotes '"- dlf. of an overseas senlee-man to trom the Fioanoe O!lloer Baal• Celtlll eoiGred j1lpe dtiiiOI'I, and e By Helen Botte/ to aulst an anxloos wife. teaoJ>. Couroe, U.S. Arm;y Finanel Sebool, Fort Renjamln Harris.., !lad • dtcorlttd tho pluo Pixie wao taclleoe. 1- . 9oo low prospeoUve I""'~ hOII to . Ind. The 1011 of ¥re. "'-"Y E """" tor plue at tile fa. YOtml ASKED FOR ITI ... o!lenlllvo and~ oo. Her oare for tile eCRD!tw bobJ, VciunThioeolinnn lo lor 10111111_. bol' frland and his lather ohcNid teera oan be fotmd In BJ'&IIUI'Il" cr.t'k, Route 2, Do> j '!7. Golll , ble~ Allar all tba1 work, I thouglt pie, llltlr problema and pleao- hevo bad enough chara<lar and sobools and hlgil 1<hoolo paoli- ,polio, Clark ente'red the Anlll lht ........ to heve thalr plo- ureo, tlla1r lnldlleo and fUn. AI log !rlendsblp - · and llllllll! ln lolrll, 196& He II a 196! lou·eo - . For ...,. reaooa, wltll tllo rtll of Helen Halp USI, ...nge to otand beoldo her, dl!Q' boga, makiow tray favors IP'tduat, of GoDIIo AA:adelny Hlal lewd woman! "'" p~-. dicm't 1o1m out. Sor- It weloomoa IIUI)Io but won't aplnotllllo Perhopl tile fellow baSI'! and out 01111' plantlJII! dish PI'· Sebool and ofOhloStateUnlvusl ., obout tbal, girlt, but to dodiO a oerlouo <J~ostlon wltb a oalled back becaUoe abe told her dellS and seryJow In hoepltole. II' In 1968. 1111 you did a vel')' nice Job of bruol><ltf. Oanee•o motbtr abe waa aiKI<ked Bed Cross volomteerslearneaal· plGmlnltlleeveat. - y o u r - question• to by her actions, and no "lad7" ly to care aboUt others. YOtml ASKED FOR rJ', W'l or 1RJUid <orne wt of the bathroom Albert Schweitzer <&lied volunYOU EVER Idle lomoo- Hoi• Help USI 1!111 MWIIpii)OI'. teering ''your aecond jab." "In wr&illlod In ·0 oltlmw towel 1lhen helpire lulnosa to otbera" he DON'T BELIEVE ALL YOU • buaa J!le'l her buoband and ... and hil girl : SOII!OIImota, I don't obout HEAR FROM GmL FRIENDS friend were pre-. said, every man oan lind on hlo : 01171111. 'l'uudllllteraooDinwlt Deer Holmo: Slnoo when Ia atandllll! uai and own doc.-atep adventures tor tbe , tllo plo ohello prior to maldq a rve eoJng wltll 11111 bol' apeaklng out apinll what 11 BOUI- our oureot souroe ofti'uo : . , _ ,Pie and a lemon plo. I for live months. My girl (rlond W1'<liW. a bad lralt? Yoo oald Pb:- peaoe and ll!e-1001 sollo!acllon. : lllood 0117 lall two ........ """ k - telling me he I• cheating 1e wao toclleoo: I agroo. 9oo waa Some two mWion men, women, tile original beauf1 Gill 11111.1 I ' ·I'IIIL Cleaned In on ma While I am at work. 9oo o!!ODoiYO and rljlltl,y 10, Her bol' aod young peQple havofonndthalr • • halile by Vm So:lu,....,r( • Well, I I'll to tllllklng about oald be take• otllor &lrla home friend and hio lather ibould have second job on the dooratep of tilt . ' IU:r-!1>11'0 mtlltod. No muaa. • ali tarlh I fto aallll to In hlo oar. onoo(l1t obara<lar and ....,... to Rod Cross• • No odor. Use I uktd b1m and be oald be did • otand beol4o her aplnll lllla . There Is no "t.lPic:al" R o d the ride I girl home 011<0... lewd woman! ' Croas volunteer - • h o. 11 Now, I eat an anonymous letAll work auannteed PerhiJ)o the follow hlm't ooll- an lndlvldUII aer.U.Ior blo own ter aay1ng I botler keep 0117 oyea ed herk beoause be lo too em· r~on and In his OWD way. But "• Pboaa ""' eoUmate Ieday 11 0117 berruoed. ibo might be bell8r ill8y are united In t11a1r belle! as bo1 friend cheat~ 1ng all the umo. The letter to off olnglt than to merey a IPlY In Rod Cr011 and Ita importance : typed. ...... If be - - • IUcha.U..s to their oommoolf¥, ...... ~~ . • WaF - GIDe.;l George E. might lalnt her maralo, l ~ Bu h .,.,Dd) 1 'In ..... of 1 • ·"'"" 1 . . .. ooraly hope abe marrtoo _ . "! • obout blm. He aayo be love• : GAWI"JLL'l -..! mo and ...,..,.., lo framlali: - al ..... _ s •• -~t ..Ucl~ ~ tilt ~·-·· .. and I etlllll'olulllle her on bavlns and l!l'Ofioilai!DJ .. ""~; ·RlJI>. •ochool or a.II&fOOI- bim. : cation o_..t by lhi I'I'OetDo you tldnk bt'o a two • sa-..: - REAL and MrL w. ~,., :ar-.,<>rpld: dtDce !llptlsl AaoocjatiOa will tlmtr? - LOONEY BIRD Deer Rtol· · zaUonl aftl! realdtntlal IOilclta: belln ......_,, July l.and <Oii' Daar Looney: What 11 badd>one, If 11 !Ions for tile loW fund drive. :• lllui 'thi'Gu&ll Jub' $11 tho Pilat Why not ...... tile tlloory tbal • Croll! Btiltill Olurch Ia Gal- a follow to lnnoetnt until proved otlc:ko In eveeybody'o ortw? : U,OUe. The R.v. G. ICTuraor, .·IPdlf¥. I IUJIIlOIO I obuuld lhlnll H. : Ia ,...... tho oame obout your llrl friend, Deer Helen: I agrea Pbdo ha• Iota of no-. wlllbelln at 8130 jiUI Jaat for klc:ko, rd chtd< ted, but the .... (Jitr llanetl ..... and 11)11 fat will . tier IJ,POWrlter aplnat tbol latwas prabobly to blame for tblo . • . It< clorl - H. ''IlL .... be cll*'t oallllrot and , · art tAl; • Doltt ti.len: "Pixie In a Fix" ltll hit foika ~- Wlrt <Gm- . abe told her IDa. thoa the molter prabahl,y obe woo llho<k· barpd out of Ole 1>illn'ooln u and .., "'odr" moot - ' • do ..- In a towal o f U . e - - tlllnklnl ... ..,. but her huollklmpy toni- band ... :ioomo. Aftel',aJJ, - · · . ... and hi I all'I' ~olin tl1ot'l . · •, . ~. lllero lon't anytlliDC ' ~ ..-..,uplllld ,~ Ia OI!Odll¥ ~ Juotlnlllt :t Anno .. er. Howard 9dver serftd u lit· ' ' best man and usbon ...... Dcl!li· ' &nlth and Bon jla"oy. ,• ' A bal!-IIOur o1 l>lptjol ....... was presented by Doml Jo Yfol~ . · ker at the plano. Voealial Mra. Janet Baker and Mr1. Botilti . Weiher, san& "Oh Proml.. Me;'' "I Love You Truly," lftd -•'Be: . cause." At the elose ol ta. -:~~~ mony they oang the Lord'& Pl or. . ;, ' For her daughter'• ~~!! ·" Mrs. Rle:hards e:hoH a · wllb ' a matching jacket 1011 'Wb~W ... light blue ahl!t otyle - ceuorles. She wore a ·'Cor. . . flf·. · whJte carnations. • . Mrs. Smltll _ . a two. PI- · dross of llllht blue wltb "'*.C. cessories. She aJIO won a _... sage or white cii'DIIiiXll. .. FolloY..ing the CtlreDIOIIJ a,.. ception was ·held 1n the -dlardl basement. A white lace tableelotb ered the bride' I table wblcb eentered wiUl a four-tlencl ding cake. The cake wu with t11e tradltionol brtdt groom and surroundld bJ Vlrlan and Vlc:kl IIIDaGa Penelope Hampton prelddld the bride's table and loin. JoJ... Richards registered ayelta. . . , · , The newlyweds will Bve It A,. portment C, 2053 Lakowootl Dr., Kettering. Ohio, 45420, . · IIJI!.-a_J �,......, ·~Nit\111-... ~·....... . . -,..,·-. "~;it~i~ , · n·~,,;,. Mi4rllepQtt t r ~ ' . • ~ . ..,,... ' ,_ &IIDDLilPOIIT - ~- •\vhal Mikes Life Worlll momben ~ auesti atjeftdidlbl q" Mra. Pel!'l R•de, cOttHd dllli !JICioor picnic lit •Ideals are like stare," by Hel' lhe ~ W<iJilin's Cll11 Gf thoi en Slelner Rico; Bettio Wlltl, ••• • ..• lliltlloport -e.har<b· •ll Chrlot ''lilttlni .., • Rjlcl<;" Nora Rice, 'lburllday wvemi!l, with Mro. Hoi- "fhe Bridge Ym Never C-s;" Reynolds;' l)fo~dlnl. I)I'OIId- llorotb:l Y - , ''Frllll<l;" II&- en L. D. bel Hysell, •-Fori'lillt;'' M¥'11· In Pra3er o! thanks was·glven by ret Llllance, "Tho Ancient Pray- · IDCIIhol'l o,rtver Rice. Mrs. ReyuoJda and er, u and. "New Frida and Old e~, Wbo Mro. MarProt Llllancewere<'O- Friends," and ""'" 'Reynolds Y~l ~d. Roporlfol Ill '..,... eholrmen. """" 111 article for Mro. Farm- .loin. Holen B....,. qj Mra. During lhe program, Mro. Oo- or. Thcise wiJo did not rand A- Mario Kala, . .·.. · · oar Roush gave devotions from something "bltereotlng." Qaoota -.a~ ljr. •ud the Upper Room and ocrlplure Denver Hysell and Norrrum Mrs. lloiNer Rico, Mr.lllii.Mra. from foreign countries, Md rand Yeauger sboWed lllmo oflhowed- Nol'llllll Y.....,.., Mra. OOidlo The Billy !lu!d2l.v tesllmcrly. · dings o1 lllerl'le Hicks aad Ito· Fry, Dolumbul, lfabol qjifoll, Mrs. Alldrtzy Sweat read po. tby Hood ol the Bible SCbJol Mrt. l'l>arl Rayno!"'- lJ!'r lAo ems writteo bv ~!To. Blanche PI<Die In lli67, 11~ tile Mea' I Chfldl, Mr. WIIJiam' Mr: Gorby, "The Ac'Oms and the Cbriatlan Camp ill Ken!Udcl' a· Ray Darot IIIII Mr. L. ll'•. Har· oak." Mrs. Rlanche GllkeY, ·•· ~, t:lnpr. · ,. .o~ . · lng. · 1- .... .. Thursdi:Jy ,..• lbl Winding Trail Garden Club of ~meroy &I &\IIIII. · Mro. KeonoCit GrU!Itll walprogram chairman 11111 P.eiM!Ited an lnterestq article on bobby !low- made two tableclntbo. Girl Scouts Enjoy POMEROY CHAPTER No. 186 OES, rqular mooting Tueoda,v, 7:'5 p.m. . and Tolley Family Reunion Held 0 n June 23rd '" per-m -Ill. .IJnonJ - attendiDI _. Mr. llld Mra. Cyr!IRllldllt.llll• ,..,.,. -··Mr. ud .Mra. tiby -·llld chfldren, M¥'c llld Mliodr; Mr. and Mra. Rq Tolley and dauillter. -ley;· ~ Hooser, Jr., Mra. w. B. Tollay, Mr' and Mrt. J. B. ToiJeJ, Mrt. Ell- 9illlvaa ·• n d cldldren, Tl>m;' Pat IIIII Jim; Salldl Da....... Mra. EupnlaEmorlck u d - CbarlolllldMike. Alao, Mr. and Mro. Earl Hln~' 111111 .... children, lf.lry, Jeonle llld Jim; Mr. and Mra. _Gilbert Wlllf*Jl, Mr. ud Mra. Cbarlol - · Mr.llld Mro. John Fllher IIIII chfldren, Jlllla aad Adam; Mro. . - w..-. and chfldren, llaD<b', Mike ud Lloo; Mra. Naomi No¥1lle, Mr. aad Mra. Jemea Newlllellldchfldren, Jimmy, David, Ami, Teroa, EnudSimiDJ. Mr. IIIII Mro. lloJIII'l TollOJ, lira. Faye Arcllel', Mr11- A m 1 TolleJ. Mrt. Blrtrlct .. Mr. imd Mra. Bill B-•· Tl>mIIIT llllodea ud frlllld ud Clair Staoll. E~gles • Ciass ' M~ts Thvrsday In Syracuse '' j Giv~ yourself-ilr o,ne you l9ve-a diamorld ring with the look of a one, lwo, or three carat diamond. But pay much less than fuil carat cost. All this bi• beauty-so reasonably priced-is possible because specially ~ut smaller diamonds are clustered together by . ~n· exclusive mounting process. Quality diamonds .. . newest de- $igns . .. 14 kt. w~ite or yellow gold rings. Above all, the wonderful ,!l!K>K of full carat diamond rings at exceptionally low prices. TIFFIN RED IT ELERS· " ' .. :":. MAKE .:. '·i.SCENT-s· - ·, OUT THE RED CARPETJ • I Mrs. Massar is Tho moellnl wao opened 1lilh ille TOPS prayer IIIII pledp, followed by thoi .feUowlblp 10111'l'llo new members - • weicomod, Carole Wolf and Jo Am Sncnrdan ol Rutland. Rllual WOI slveoi lb ..,. KOP, 5 TOPS, me TURTLE IIIII six . PIGS. Taking honorl lor the !Ill waa Am Cottrill .,...., ~""-· waa · ~... """"" • """""" quarterly 9"'"1 1lilh lb. Iooa' - B!lll~; 'iP"' *• lb.illelolL DlOIIIfll1 '110011 a ·t14 Meet attendance prlzea were awardlcllb Am Colll'UI, Betty Gilkey IIIII He I e n a...raror lhe lllarlel'. Tho next maat~nc will be bold Jul¥ 2 It lhe lleig~ ~ Jn. llrmary, AIIYOI1t wilblni to at- I • wolcome. ...... REEDSVILLE -· The onve Farm Women'a Club met with Mra. Ina llalllr - wilh M r a. Mamie Bucld<Q~, I)I'Oaldlllll, cooduclin!l tile meeting IIIII roll call being anawered by naming a Itvorlte ~cnlc lllOI. Attending "ire Mra. An Myera, Mrs. Ella u-m, Mra. Pauline M)'era, Mra. Vlvlln Hutnphrey, Mro. Ella Olborno, Mro, UIUon Plckena and apst, Mro. Helon Coldwell. llowl<l-robln cardo were slcned lor Mrs. Tr<ll 8o'aln and. MI·s. Boas Larklno. Prosram lor ilia evening waa "iloorwal'a to Happiness" by Mra. Bucklll)' llld Mro. Plckeni, amh Ju n e pootn b7 Mra. iiUIIJ,piii1V. HARRISONVILLE - A birthdlmer wu held Sunda,y h..,. orin&' Mra. Ella ~...... A-ng were Mr. and Mra. Clii!Drd Anderoon and s0111, VleDIII, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Jr., llld llunlly, Dtmbar, W, VL; Mr. and Mrs. Lester caato, CtOII r.... w. Va.; Mr. tad Mrs. carl samp. son. GrHnvllle, S.C.; Mr. ancl Mra. W. D. Musaer, Rutland; Mrs. Anna Crosson llld llunlly, Dunbor, and Bessie Grabam, Harr!ICII\ollle. T, Sit. JackGr...... andllunUy of f10rlda vlolted hlo mother. Mra. Boule Grahlm of Har· • rlaonv!lle, 11 did her son, E. C. ~<fi i!il!:'lll!uUY of LeXingtl)n Pari(, ' IIIIL ; llti Vlrlinla GlbiOII haa llrtlltrriOila'fr.urgery at·· Hoi~ ley, er HospitaL : . '' ·DAILY . -·- tor lbe meeilng Ill thu. . . lild, , . IIDrlum rromtable••-~~~~- · a~eand,orcbldu.....a,iaillll, · llallked Gil ellller aldo b.J,~Iill holders llld Whit. Cllbdltl: ·~ lolaxlne WilipU IJI'tlldo<! att!MO pmcll bowl. IINdbur tlio rMre!llmeat COftllllltr.o ..,... . ~ Ad;; ams udlllllll' Patter-il'ulot> ed 1>1 lAura Clrclo llld,l;lllllii H~ .. '' · . '·· ' . . )O _P~I. - ;·. ,U~NDAYS ·":/tO-TIL l 6~TIL . . .. 9 .P.M. ! \ I ' •t, '' • ; ~- ' I ' '• • ! .. ) i J . • .'' '' ' - ~K.;:t..::: e.rd.'' Tho lllplember be with Mra. Buck- ' HOURS - . t . A~A_ to , tnln'a 1!0111'1, ~ ooi!Jr. . J ·' ~ ..... lluni!oU ............. ol· .. . Club Hostess day •' Brl'IIIP,IIl"l''• 0(' vlqi,U ~ ..... ... with tM wor1lly Given on Sunday · , . POMEROY - Taking honoro •• "~n,. at"ihe weeki)' meetIDe ollhe TOPS club """ MarJorie Davis w!lo loot lour and lhroe.follrthsl)>a, last Week. ~-'' • Is Queen for - .·:;STOlE ·' ~ · · .Hiles, Mliov.fr' ero ilbldt Sllve lliiiQ)I JlC!(Jteri 'CII 'tla Kay · Mro. Karl Krautille raiolng Gf ~. , lrla and ter, Ylce . c~man, and Mra. _ ~ IWea. · ,., . · Rlcbard Rupe, ~. wore "••• Mfl. Charl08 :YO.,. cl(oplay. JIOt preaont and WID be Installed cf M ed • ipeclalarriiiiPIIIenl, • ..,... later. ' ...i design llllde ollllliPdr-•· Followlnl tile 11N8l'ant, ARoll call was ·lll81l8red by. 19 · freshments we~ served by hootmemhero slvlna her favorite bob- easea, Mro. WUUIU!ISW.Uel and by, · Mrs. ROI' ROilier. Travellni prize wao ...., by were; . Mro. CbariOI Carr. t · Birthday Dinner q=~~=-::!.~_:: Week of TOPS Commencement He ld Sundays..san JEWELERS . ~·"I Mar;orie Davis THURSDAY the Middleport Buiilnessllld Prolesolooal Women'• Club attendHike Coolcout ed a meeting tor presidents llld POMEROY - Girl Scout eo-· vice - president& of Business and Proteaaional WIXI1en1a Club dot Troop 188 enlo1ed a bike Unloa Church .,._, meetilw In District 15 held ot thoi Wallo- IIIII cookout Thuraday at thoi Ver- Tuellday, Jul)' 2 at. 7:30 p.m. tm ~r Club Thuroda,v e'""' non N..ae ,.,., In Neaoe setllemem. IIJI!, tor>Daytoo Hotel. Attending were J11 Beaver, M¥'gle Wanaley, Amy Hamm, Powero, llldauesta, ,...._ . prot Gardner, Rlcbard llldlllke POMEROY - Commencement Mrs. Robert Davia; primary, Powero. They wero a c . _ exercloes of illo dally vacation llrs. Stacy Amold, Mra. Fred led by Mrs. WIDiamllllllm,Mrt. Bfhle school cA the Forest Run NeaR; juniors, Mrs. Chlrle1 Walla~ Powera, leader, · lind Methodist Church were held a&n- Hamilton, Mr1. Dale Wamer, :Mra. Nease. day evening. Mra. Fred N...., and junior blal>. Mra. D a v I d • ON DEAN'S LJSr dire-. welcomed friends and Flag, Mrs. DaYid Neaao.llolp. MIDDLEPORT -liebblo Gru._ CEDAR LAKES, W, VIIi- The J)ll'td.l. en ft1'f!l Ctxmia Wamer, Aim· --..1 Tollay reunion wlo bold Theme lor the school, which ette w..._, and Mrs. Glen oar, daushter cl Mr. and Mrt. · WWiam Grueser, bao bela oiunhere JIDIO 23, with • ball* dinhad an enrollmeat o1 C, wu n~ llld tko oftarnom WQ[d. nmt"a Hupo.(\...-- ~-cl-~oanlod""'!'tand · ' . IJI" 'i lliloln. ~ ~ .. er11 Ill' ere, aurter7. · . Bille . YV- ~ t.Taft. 1fQI1s yrl~, ~·=·~'--'~'I'F"" -· pr Hysell and Lindo llolloD; .., <lllllV ID thoi br;emiut. Mra. g~.., to ~< olilbeglnflora. lira. WendaiiJelfora, Dsrid Niue waa 01'111111111: oil lbl,......ll PI"""' the tamlly comq lhe srootoot dlotance, the oldest couple,' ille l'<lWI&IIot e<q>Je, ud to lbe ~dr8i In babble IJIIDI one) ~ '.~ Nat year, tho rewdm wiJl be bold qaln m tho lourlll :l!blday In Jlme at Cedar Lakea. TIFFIN ' TU~S 'PI,AINS- Tho 811; DUal !lleftl~ ot ilte Role ~ Club ol _.... Piallul waa'held ol 1110 bome cf <Mfl: 0, J, ..... 1lilh . thoi memberl ot :-,~------~:----...-..., waaC~• . · ~·~t '.J. CluB Pk:hic Is Held . ..! l!il,' 1 1 ' The Wom- .and Work,'' ' 4Lfle'a Gardin," 'm'a association of the First and a thcirt story, Mro. KlelvUnited Presbyterian Clmrch o! er' s "Hidden Garden. •• Missionary »raytrl were t:l.Middleport met 1n re~lar sesslm Thuraday evening at t h e lored by Mrs. Dorothy Harley church. Faye Wallace, .President, for men in the area ~ Bellipresided, with Mrs. LllllanStlelf urn, France, and the llom6 area of Dayton, at ttle piano. The meeting was apened with Mrs. Wallace reportedtboltwo a song followed by devotions by ban<jlO( tables had bleb purchasMrs. Tom Kelly who read "LUe ed, and Mrs. Joo Ballay has INWELU>TONMEETING MIDDLEPORT - Miss Betty Leonard, president, 1M Mrs. wnma Sargent, vl""'''l'laiAienl of ' of thoi ' MIDDLEPORT - LUTHERANS TO MEET . POMEROY - Hundreds of Lutheran mi ssionary-minded women throughout Ohio will convene in Da.yton, on July 10-12, at the second biennial convention of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League - Ohio District. The convention inspired by the theme. "Christ in You - the HOJI8 or Glory., will open at 1 p.m. ·on Wedneadsy, July 10 at the Sherll- 1,>1 ,\ . Women Meet on ~ ·· _ COSMETICS 'ANCJ s;,;;., Church ·, ' BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR VAL:UABLE ••DOOR PRIZES .' .. . _ _f FEVER Pomeroy E.RMOMETER. GWEN AWAY FREE TO Miss Each Customer Purchasing 'starts ....., July 1 • 9 •·Ill• - ·SAVE ON. _FAM• . .t - -' ' Go~ng, goln,, IJOne. ~'f.;ll1oe on. HflfJie, ~U. , pt.in· or fancy, . ia;t~) mendoue."'VInp. Shoe~ . CoJI!fortably 1.. any w~ not mJt8 thlll unique_opportunllJ t .· .. Reg. '15-'l6 NaturaiJz.ers . -)vl'-1, ..''· ' __ ... $$:oo or More In 1. .ch1~ !EXcJudlng Tobacco) �,......, ·~Nit\111-... ~·....... . . -,..,·-. "~;it~i~ , · n·~,,;,. Mi4rllepQtt t r ~ ' . • ~ . ..,,... ' ,_ &IIDDLilPOIIT - ~- •\vhal Mikes Life Worlll momben ~ auesti atjeftdidlbl q" Mra. Pel!'l R•de, cOttHd dllli !JICioor picnic lit •Ideals are like stare," by Hel' lhe ~ W<iJilin's Cll11 Gf thoi en Slelner Rico; Bettio Wlltl, ••• • ..• lliltlloport -e.har<b· •ll Chrlot ''lilttlni .., • Rjlcl<;" Nora Rice, 'lburllday wvemi!l, with Mro. Hoi- "fhe Bridge Ym Never C-s;" Reynolds;' l)fo~dlnl. I)I'OIId- llorotb:l Y - , ''Frllll<l;" II&- en L. D. bel Hysell, •-Fori'lillt;'' M¥'11· In Pra3er o! thanks was·glven by ret Llllance, "Tho Ancient Pray- · IDCIIhol'l o,rtver Rice. Mrs. ReyuoJda and er, u and. "New Frida and Old e~, Wbo Mro. MarProt Llllancewere<'O- Friends," and ""'" 'Reynolds Y~l ~d. Roporlfol Ill '..,... eholrmen. """" 111 article for Mro. Farm- .loin. Holen B....,. qj Mra. During lhe program, Mro. Oo- or. Thcise wiJo did not rand A- Mario Kala, . .·.. · · oar Roush gave devotions from something "bltereotlng." Qaoota -.a~ ljr. •ud the Upper Room and ocrlplure Denver Hysell and Norrrum Mrs. lloiNer Rico, Mr.lllii.Mra. from foreign countries, Md rand Yeauger sboWed lllmo oflhowed- Nol'llllll Y.....,.., Mra. OOidlo The Billy !lu!d2l.v tesllmcrly. · dings o1 lllerl'le Hicks aad Ito· Fry, Dolumbul, lfabol qjifoll, Mrs. Alldrtzy Sweat read po. tby Hood ol the Bible SCbJol Mrt. l'l>arl Rayno!"'- lJ!'r lAo ems writteo bv ~!To. Blanche PI<Die In lli67, 11~ tile Mea' I Chfldl, Mr. WIIJiam' Mr: Gorby, "The Ac'Oms and the Cbriatlan Camp ill Ken!Udcl' a· Ray Darot IIIII Mr. L. ll'•. Har· oak." Mrs. Rlanche GllkeY, ·•· ~, t:lnpr. · ,. .o~ . · lng. · 1- .... .. Thursdi:Jy ,..• lbl Winding Trail Garden Club of ~meroy &I &\IIIII. · Mro. KeonoCit GrU!Itll walprogram chairman 11111 P.eiM!Ited an lnterestq article on bobby !low- made two tableclntbo. Girl Scouts Enjoy POMEROY CHAPTER No. 186 OES, rqular mooting Tueoda,v, 7:'5 p.m. . and Tolley Family Reunion Held 0 n June 23rd '" per-m -Ill. .IJnonJ - attendiDI _. Mr. llld Mra. Cyr!IRllldllt.llll• ,..,.,. -··Mr. ud .Mra. tiby -·llld chfldren, M¥'c llld Mliodr; Mr. and Mra. Rq Tolley and dauillter. -ley;· ~ Hooser, Jr., Mra. w. B. Tollay, Mr' and Mrt. J. B. ToiJeJ, Mrt. Ell- 9illlvaa ·• n d cldldren, Tl>m;' Pat IIIII Jim; Salldl Da....... Mra. EupnlaEmorlck u d - CbarlolllldMike. Alao, Mr. and Mro. Earl Hln~' 111111 .... children, lf.lry, Jeonle llld Jim; Mr. and Mra. _Gilbert Wlllf*Jl, Mr. ud Mra. Cbarlol - · Mr.llld Mro. John Fllher IIIII chfldren, Jlllla aad Adam; Mro. . - w..-. and chfldren, llaD<b', Mike ud Lloo; Mra. Naomi No¥1lle, Mr. aad Mra. Jemea Newlllellldchfldren, Jimmy, David, Ami, Teroa, EnudSimiDJ. Mr. IIIII Mro. lloJIII'l TollOJ, lira. Faye Arcllel', Mr11- A m 1 TolleJ. Mrt. Blrtrlct .. Mr. imd Mra. Bill B-•· Tl>mIIIT llllodea ud frlllld ud Clair Staoll. E~gles • Ciass ' M~ts Thvrsday In Syracuse '' j Giv~ yourself-ilr o,ne you l9ve-a diamorld ring with the look of a one, lwo, or three carat diamond. But pay much less than fuil carat cost. All this bi• beauty-so reasonably priced-is possible because specially ~ut smaller diamonds are clustered together by . ~n· exclusive mounting process. Quality diamonds .. . newest de- $igns . .. 14 kt. w~ite or yellow gold rings. Above all, the wonderful ,!l!K>K of full carat diamond rings at exceptionally low prices. TIFFIN RED IT ELERS· " ' .. :":. MAKE .:. '·i.SCENT-s· - ·, OUT THE RED CARPETJ • I Mrs. Massar is Tho moellnl wao opened 1lilh ille TOPS prayer IIIII pledp, followed by thoi .feUowlblp 10111'l'llo new members - • weicomod, Carole Wolf and Jo Am Sncnrdan ol Rutland. Rllual WOI slveoi lb ..,. KOP, 5 TOPS, me TURTLE IIIII six . PIGS. Taking honorl lor the !Ill waa Am Cottrill .,...., ~""-· waa · ~... """"" • """""" quarterly 9"'"1 1lilh lb. Iooa' - B!lll~; 'iP"' *• lb.illelolL DlOIIIfll1 '110011 a ·t14 Meet attendance prlzea were awardlcllb Am Colll'UI, Betty Gilkey IIIII He I e n a...raror lhe lllarlel'. Tho next maat~nc will be bold Jul¥ 2 It lhe lleig~ ~ Jn. llrmary, AIIYOI1t wilblni to at- I • wolcome. ...... REEDSVILLE -· The onve Farm Women'a Club met with Mra. Ina llalllr - wilh M r a. Mamie Bucld<Q~, I)I'Oaldlllll, cooduclin!l tile meeting IIIII roll call being anawered by naming a Itvorlte ~cnlc lllOI. Attending "ire Mra. An Myera, Mrs. Ella u-m, Mra. Pauline M)'era, Mra. Vlvlln Hutnphrey, Mro. Ella Olborno, Mro, UIUon Plckena and apst, Mro. Helon Coldwell. llowl<l-robln cardo were slcned lor Mrs. Tr<ll 8o'aln and. MI·s. Boas Larklno. Prosram lor ilia evening waa "iloorwal'a to Happiness" by Mra. Bucklll)' llld Mro. Plckeni, amh Ju n e pootn b7 Mra. iiUIIJ,piii1V. HARRISONVILLE - A birthdlmer wu held Sunda,y h..,. orin&' Mra. Ella ~...... A-ng were Mr. and Mra. Clii!Drd Anderoon and s0111, VleDIII, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Anderson, Jr., llld llunlly, Dtmbar, W, VL; Mr. and Mrs. Lester caato, CtOII r.... w. Va.; Mr. tad Mrs. carl samp. son. GrHnvllle, S.C.; Mr. ancl Mra. W. D. Musaer, Rutland; Mrs. Anna Crosson llld llunlly, Dunbor, and Bessie Grabam, Harr!ICII\ollle. T, Sit. JackGr...... andllunUy of f10rlda vlolted hlo mother. Mra. Boule Grahlm of Har· • rlaonv!lle, 11 did her son, E. C. ~<fi i!il!:'lll!uUY of LeXingtl)n Pari(, ' IIIIL ; llti Vlrlinla GlbiOII haa llrtlltrriOila'fr.urgery at·· Hoi~ ley, er HospitaL : . '' ·DAILY . -·- tor lbe meeilng Ill thu. . . lild, , . IIDrlum rromtable••-~~~~- · a~eand,orcbldu.....a,iaillll, · llallked Gil ellller aldo b.J,~Iill holders llld Whit. Cllbdltl: ·~ lolaxlne WilipU IJI'tlldo<! att!MO pmcll bowl. IINdbur tlio rMre!llmeat COftllllltr.o ..,... . ~ Ad;; ams udlllllll' Patter-il'ulot> ed 1>1 lAura Clrclo llld,l;lllllii H~ .. '' · . '·· ' . . )O _P~I. - ;·. ,U~NDAYS ·":/tO-TIL l 6~TIL . . .. 9 .P.M. ! \ I ' •t, '' • ; ~- ' I ' '• • ! .. ) i J . • .'' '' ' - ~K.;:t..::: e.rd.'' Tho lllplember be with Mra. Buck- ' HOURS - . t . A~A_ to , tnln'a 1!0111'1, ~ ooi!Jr. . J ·' ~ ..... lluni!oU ............. ol· .. . Club Hostess day •' Brl'IIIP,IIl"l''• 0(' vlqi,U ~ ..... ... with tM wor1lly Given on Sunday · , . POMEROY - Taking honoro •• "~n,. at"ihe weeki)' meetIDe ollhe TOPS club """ MarJorie Davis w!lo loot lour and lhroe.follrthsl)>a, last Week. ~-'' • Is Queen for - .·:;STOlE ·' ~ · · .Hiles, Mliov.fr' ero ilbldt Sllve lliiiQ)I JlC!(Jteri 'CII 'tla Kay · Mro. Karl Krautille raiolng Gf ~. , lrla and ter, Ylce . c~man, and Mra. _ ~ IWea. · ,., . · Rlcbard Rupe, ~. wore "••• Mfl. Charl08 :YO.,. cl(oplay. JIOt preaont and WID be Installed cf M ed • ipeclalarriiiiPIIIenl, • ..,... later. ' ...i design llllde ollllliPdr-•· Followlnl tile 11N8l'ant, ARoll call was ·lll81l8red by. 19 · freshments we~ served by hootmemhero slvlna her favorite bob- easea, Mro. WUUIU!ISW.Uel and by, · Mrs. ROI' ROilier. Travellni prize wao ...., by were; . Mro. CbariOI Carr. t · Birthday Dinner q=~~=-::!.~_:: Week of TOPS Commencement He ld Sundays..san JEWELERS . ~·"I Mar;orie Davis THURSDAY the Middleport Buiilnessllld Prolesolooal Women'• Club attendHike Coolcout ed a meeting tor presidents llld POMEROY - Girl Scout eo-· vice - president& of Business and Proteaaional WIXI1en1a Club dot Troop 188 enlo1ed a bike Unloa Church .,._, meetilw In District 15 held ot thoi Wallo- IIIII cookout Thuraday at thoi Ver- Tuellday, Jul)' 2 at. 7:30 p.m. tm ~r Club Thuroda,v e'""' non N..ae ,.,., In Neaoe setllemem. IIJI!, tor>Daytoo Hotel. Attending were J11 Beaver, M¥'gle Wanaley, Amy Hamm, Powero, llldauesta, ,...._ . prot Gardner, Rlcbard llldlllke POMEROY - Commencement Mrs. Robert Davia; primary, Powero. They wero a c . _ exercloes of illo dally vacation llrs. Stacy Amold, Mra. Fred led by Mrs. WIDiamllllllm,Mrt. Bfhle school cA the Forest Run NeaR; juniors, Mrs. Chlrle1 Walla~ Powera, leader, · lind Methodist Church were held a&n- Hamilton, Mr1. Dale Wamer, :Mra. Nease. day evening. Mra. Fred N...., and junior blal>. Mra. D a v I d • ON DEAN'S LJSr dire-. welcomed friends and Flag, Mrs. DaYid Neaao.llolp. MIDDLEPORT -liebblo Gru._ CEDAR LAKES, W, VIIi- The J)ll'td.l. en ft1'f!l Ctxmia Wamer, Aim· --..1 Tollay reunion wlo bold Theme lor the school, which ette w..._, and Mrs. Glen oar, daushter cl Mr. and Mrt. · WWiam Grueser, bao bela oiunhere JIDIO 23, with • ball* dinhad an enrollmeat o1 C, wu n~ llld tko oftarnom WQ[d. nmt"a Hupo.(\...-- ~-cl-~oanlod""'!'tand · ' . IJI" 'i lliloln. ~ ~ .. er11 Ill' ere, aurter7. · . Bille . YV- ~ t.Taft. 1fQI1s yrl~, ~·=·~'--'~'I'F"" -· pr Hysell and Lindo llolloD; .., <lllllV ID thoi br;emiut. Mra. g~.., to ~< olilbeglnflora. lira. WendaiiJelfora, Dsrid Niue waa 01'111111111: oil lbl,......ll PI"""' the tamlly comq lhe srootoot dlotance, the oldest couple,' ille l'<lWI&IIot e<q>Je, ud to lbe ~dr8i In babble IJIIDI one) ~ '.~ Nat year, tho rewdm wiJl be bold qaln m tho lourlll :l!blday In Jlme at Cedar Lakea. TIFFIN ' TU~S 'PI,AINS- Tho 811; DUal !lleftl~ ot ilte Role ~ Club ol _.... Piallul waa'held ol 1110 bome cf <Mfl: 0, J, ..... 1lilh . thoi memberl ot :-,~------~:----...-..., waaC~• . · ~·~t '.J. CluB Pk:hic Is Held . ..! l!il,' 1 1 ' The Wom- .and Work,'' ' 4Lfle'a Gardin," 'm'a association of the First and a thcirt story, Mro. KlelvUnited Presbyterian Clmrch o! er' s "Hidden Garden. •• Missionary »raytrl were t:l.Middleport met 1n re~lar sesslm Thuraday evening at t h e lored by Mrs. Dorothy Harley church. Faye Wallace, .President, for men in the area ~ Bellipresided, with Mrs. LllllanStlelf urn, France, and the llom6 area of Dayton, at ttle piano. The meeting was apened with Mrs. Wallace reportedtboltwo a song followed by devotions by ban<jlO( tables had bleb purchasMrs. Tom Kelly who read "LUe ed, and Mrs. Joo Ballay has INWELU>TONMEETING MIDDLEPORT - Miss Betty Leonard, president, 1M Mrs. wnma Sargent, vl""'''l'laiAienl of ' of thoi ' MIDDLEPORT - LUTHERANS TO MEET . POMEROY - Hundreds of Lutheran mi ssionary-minded women throughout Ohio will convene in Da.yton, on July 10-12, at the second biennial convention of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League - Ohio District. The convention inspired by the theme. "Christ in You - the HOJI8 or Glory., will open at 1 p.m. ·on Wedneadsy, July 10 at the Sherll- 1,>1 ,\ . Women Meet on ~ ·· _ COSMETICS 'ANCJ s;,;;., Church ·, ' BE SURE TO REGISTER FOR VAL:UABLE ••DOOR PRIZES .' .. . _ _f FEVER Pomeroy E.RMOMETER. GWEN AWAY FREE TO Miss Each Customer Purchasing 'starts ....., July 1 • 9 •·Ill• - ·SAVE ON. _FAM• . .t - -' ' Go~ng, goln,, IJOne. ~'f.;ll1oe on. HflfJie, ~U. , pt.in· or fancy, . ia;t~) mendoue."'VInp. Shoe~ . CoJI!fortably 1.. any w~ not mJt8 thlll unique_opportunllJ t .· .. Reg. '15-'l6 NaturaiJz.ers . -)vl'-1, ..''· ' __ ... $$:oo or More In 1. .ch1~ !EXcJudlng Tobacco) �f.!~::;~~~.-~ hi W~~rr0n, '' ·Cor ren ·the of Miss Linda ·,Ill Mr. and Mrs. WU!Iam M. ' and Mr. Torry WiDdoft Hall, son ol Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hall ' oli'Olnt Ploasan~ ' State Paid $413 Million For Schools Ohio paid oot more than $413 million In support of the public ' school system during the 1968ftscal year, U was reported Fridsy by state Auditor Roger Cloud. The actual distributlcms of aehool fotmdation funds [or t h e twelve month period were '413, • 074,640, up $81,329,177, or 24.5 per cent over the 1967 fiscal year payments of $331,745,463, ·, Clood ssld. The increase in state support to schools, Clood pointed out, covers 10 months beginning In September 1967, tbe e!lec:tlve dote ol the new aehool program enacted In the reced: seaaion of the legialature. The annual rate of Increased state - r t Is ap. proximately 30 per cont. Tbe JuliO foundalloll payment of $36,137,75U1, currsntly beIng made, pushed the cumuladve dlstrlbutiooo to the record high, Including $18,503,543 for the 163 clcy school distrlcte;$15,617,2541 for the 462 local districts, and $2,016,956 for the 54 exempted village districts. Alsu Included In the June pay· mont were: $718,822fortheoperatlon ol the 88 eounty boards of ..Ucalloo, together with $8,362,859 and $1,585,182 as the emplqyer contributions to the teach. · ers' aDd· school employees' re~ U~ert systems, respectively. - ', ' ·. ,- i - I· t· . Thii Rev·. Piiilllubalo, ulioled:· till Rev. WOllam J<ltte, ~!!ftc- ,' lated at lhe ............. .1, ..-~· ~ ~-'J'"~ Tbe brldo, given In !!'~' · by ber rather, was altiHd Ill a prlncosa gown with ~~ train, faahloned of silk peeu de &Ole accented with Alencoolace. Mn. Bel1lllrd Meurgulart of Lltchfteld, Conn., alteDded her sister as matron of honor, and Mia a Mary Am Crawford, MeadavUie, Pa., was maid ot honor. Brldeamalda were Mlas Natalie Hall, sister of Gle bridegroom; "'isa Diane Atkin, Warren, 0., Miss Irene SWett, Warren, Mass., and Miss Marianne Teevens of SUI.ron, Mass. Miss Nicole Mourgulrst was nower girl. Mr. Gary Adler of Point Pleasant was best man. Ushers were Mr. WOllam M. Carrol, Jr., of LouiBVille, brother ol the bride; Mr. Dlgeoe Ball, Pt. Pleasant; Mr, Donald Corden, Warren, 0., Mr. David Feola, Buckhamacn, W. Va., and Mr. Bernard Moorgular!, Litch!leld, Conn. A reception In tho church dining room followed the ceremony. A gradeate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, the bride 11'111 be employed as an elementary schoolteacher in the fall. Mr. Hall will snter his final year of pharmacy school at West Vir· g!nla University. The coople will reside at 509 Cl&rk Sl., Morgantown, W. Va. by I . varllljted sOve1l'll tllllo and many arrived Sunday and thehaJ~l::: ; ~k to make Mra. No moro bipP)i. . , ·"' Ford, In tbe afternoon cake, ·hclmo .iilde lei! cream, tr.ult piancb, ~ ""' nula ~' aerved. · Tbere was wa~rmelon for 'lilY• O)ile who wanted IL , . · Preaeni were ~'~*"' ·-rr R~ports :·Aqalut2. · Ber. Garlow llu J'OQiested the .folllliitna P.r...,a1D attend, Evaupllom- Rav. Mrs. Ach. .· . llh Miller, dlalrman; Tru-s - Friend Glbbl, prealdlnt; Wal- ' Judith Ann Morris· To be Wed Pamela Kay Hayes to Wed On July I a new Mille - Ohio Dqmlnlean - will be addad tQ the Uot 'of Ohio colleges and a familiar .... - Sl. Mary of the ' Sprlll/11 - will pasll out of ex· POMEROY - Mr. and Mra. Walter N. Morris, of Birch Run, Michigan, announea the engogement of their daughter, Judith AM, .to Rev. Lools A. Diehl, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl, of Pm1eroy. Tbe weddl111 dote Is set lor December 28, 1968. Mlos Morris Is a 1968 graduate of Spring Arbor College and will be teaching In theJacksoo arOI schools In Jackson, Michigan. Mr. Diehl wUJ be a senior at Spring Arbor College In the fall. Rev. Diehl Is a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy High School where he waa an allleagee food)all play- POMEROY - Mrs. Mildred R. Ha,yes, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, am Virgil C. Hayes, Rightmire IDvd., Columbus. Ohio are IIUIOlUleing the engagement arll approaching mar· rlogc of their daughter, Pomela Kay, to Mr. Charles W. Holcomb of Colmnbua, Ohio, son of Mr. alii Mrs. WeSley Holcomb, Lawrenceburg, Ind. The brldHlect Is a 1968 graduate of Pomeroy High School and Is presentb employed as an aide in the Pornerqy Head Start Center. Mr. Holcm~b Is a 1967 gradeste of Middleport High School and Is presently employed at North American Aviation, Ind., Columbus. The OjiOn churcb WeddiJW bs an event of July 21eat the POIII&nll' Firat -Uot Church. Mra. John Two >f·.\ •n: -· , 1 • Goullon, Mary· EDen . ·aONELEss· .I MI.... $2.9910$5.50 / Size lOiol lstanoe. , To highlllht the chan&e, Qhlo .JOvernor James A. ·lllil>dea and Msyor M. E. Seneedi.....,r of Columbus have proclal- the ' N&:~WI1.~ · • ntr SHOE lOX ., ' Middleport, 0. week of July 1 lhroagh Ju)J 7 "·'. r...----~--...., aa "Ohio Doniln!eal Cbltoao DBEEF .... -- er. wm HOSPITAL NEWS Calnp Meeting ' ClaADce To Ohio Listings on PI', PLEASANT - Governing -m.-raoftheUnlon (;,unpsround Aooocladon w I I I . meet In a called aesslooatBelle: ·JDtade Uo!ted Mothodlst church · lbiMy 11ternoon June30, at2:30, , .accordlne 1D chairman, Rev. DI;·-Garlow. Jllports ol the Evangelic and Fluance COIIIIIIitteoa.andthetrus.liiill Will bs heard as the As!IO. ...... I'CIIIIdl out final detalll Cor Ule earnpmeellng .)lly 21 • ,,.~·· !, ,,~ ho,: nla, ,and a Ia•• New Coli. Comes ....... unlblo k! II~ Board to Meet \. ' utilrli. ' RECEIVES FLAG - Mrs. Carlo• Gnhlm, leader of Syracuse Broomle Trcq, No. 37, seeood lrm~ left, received a new 511-star Dag for ber troOp frm1 the Woodmen of the World's Parker.. burl organlzatiiJ! durinl a meeting saturday morning at the Syracuse Methodlat Church. Pre&entiJW the flag are members or Woodmen of the World Rangerettes, Lynn Bailey, far left, and lleeann OU, aloog with Phlllll) 0!4 a trustee In the orpnlzatlon' s Rangers. lie H~ vice president; Harold Bumgarner, secretary; Emory Roush, treasurer; and members, Charlie Fowlor, Otho Msttox, Roger llyssll, and Ralo181> Rouab. Finance - Emory Roollb, chair· man; Mrs. Jean Deweese, secretary; Rsv. Marlin Campbell, Donald Rouoh, wuu.m wn ..... Jamea Boshell, Rev. Charlea Parrish, Paul Rickard and Bobby J. Chapman. All other llltereated persons are we1come. I:IGCTQAIS MAILBAG X Rays of Little Use . Diagnosing Liver Cancer ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Horse Show to Offer Trophies and Ribbons PT. PLEASANT - The 6th an- Pooy (pony 48" and under - ridnual 4th or July Horse Show will er 12 and under)j 9. Women's bs staged Thuredsy at Harmon Western Pleasure Horse; 10. Field beginning at 2 p.m. spon- Pick Up Race (open); II. Drunkaored by the Interact Club of ard's Paradise (o.:en); 12. Stake PPHS and Harmon Field Stables. Rae~ (open); 13. Bare Back PonThere will be 18 classes with Ies; !4. Flag Race (OjJOn). 15. Western Pleasure Pon,y trq:~hies and ribbons to be awarded In the various division. In (4S'' - 56" - rider 16 and unaddiUon, a $20 cash booos wUJ der)i 16. Clover Lear Barrell bs given lor the highest point Race (open); 17. Ride & Run scorers in Classes 10, 12, 14 Race Ponies (riders 16 and utr der); 18. Stock Horse. and 16. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlsitiJW hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents ooly on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Donovan L. Brumfield, Northup; Mrs. J. Hollis Wood, Patriot Star Rt., GalUpoUs; Mrs. carrie Casell, RL 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Jerry L. Nibs~ Rt. I Gal· lipolis; carsey E. Ramsey, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis; Mrs. Roneld W. Click, Rt. 2 PL Pleaa· ant; Mrs. Edwin R Thomas, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William J. Davis, Wellston; Ronalt.l E. Myers, Scottown. BIRTHS Mra. Ronald W. Click, Rt. 2 PL Pleasant, daughter, 11:57 a. m. '-J1'1Cia)';. Mrs. Donovan L. Bruri)nol~, ·Northup, daughter, 2:14 p.m. ' Friday; Mrs. Jerry L. Nibs~ Rt. 1 Gallipolis, daugh· ter, 10:10 p.m. Friday. DISCHARGES .. Mrs. Mollie ~klns, Kenneth A. Blackburn, Mrs. George R. Blankenship, Mrs. WUIIs J. Cox and Infant oon, Mrs. J. Michael Allen and Infant daughter, Mrs. WIUiam J. Arthur and Infant son, Gretchen DeMonic, Mrs. John P. Follrod, Richard A. George, Mrs. Howard Hall and lnlant son, Beverly Ann Haskins, Mrs. Loman P. ,Jones, Mrs. Newton J. King, Mrs. Frank Leach, Mrs. Mamie R. Lewis, Mrs. William D. Manring,; Harry F. Marka, Mrs. Ho1lls Mayo, Mrs. Rooald M. MIJI. er and InCant son, Mrs. Donald F. Palmer, Mrs. Freelln F. Peck, Mrs. J, Shennan Porter, m and . Infant soo, Elmer E. RandolPh, Mrs. Richard H. Randolph, L L. Reid, EsteUa Sue llw\Yon, Hmner A. Saxton, MIchelle L. Shepherd, H e n r y Sprouse, Mrs. Cecil v. Stith, Mrs. Kenneth A. Tayler and Dory! E. VETERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Berni1e Nlcbolson, Rutland; James Hanlon. Lelart; Gloria Johnson, Reedsville; William Lowe, Middleporti Anita Harmon, Rolland. DISCHARGES - Audrla Jeffers, Lawrence Weddle, Gregocy Wood. Durst, Portland, 0. ON MiS<ILE CRUist;R loiiDDLEPORT- Seaman Robert F. Swanson, USN, 21, son ot Mr. and Mrs. carroll Swanson of 211 Mill St., Middleport, Is servIng aboard tllo guid,.t mlulle heavy crul•er USS lloston ott tho ,coa at of Vietnam. to just a few civic-minded America~ Are 1\'8 leaving the decisions to just a few, too? Maybe It's time wP remembel:ed that w~1ill have a @e in this country's desUny. Plsplajrlng the flag . Ia more than just an expression of lcive of1coliltrJ It's a sign t)1at .we ~lle:ve In ltle · -'Rr!,IIO!)I)e. , u~n which ·that country was founded. ~··• ~~~ ,1. rlalril out Arriericanlsm by fly~ the .~. ~ ' Stripes on July 4th and let'a live ~Uti AJ¥11~11- · ' Ism by pl!rtlctpating In America's aeiii(IC!:aey. Bank &511YIIIg$;Ct. ' ' ' < •• l'lii/Jiot' 'ON THE sots J AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER White or Assorted Co'ors il-l ONLY ctme, Henderson: Mrs. Bryant Hannon, Gallipolis; Paul Tay· lor Ft. Pleas~nt; MoM WWI1m1; . Pomeroy. EACH TOP QUALITY AT LOW PRICESJ . - 40oz. CAN .• Swifts '• .• CHECK THESE FOR· BARGAINS ' r- MlJUIIII"""''"'".· r~mwooo f . FLAG WAVINGI Too often we tend to leaVeille patrloUc dlsplayr belote the Reynold•, PL Ploaaant; Virgil Ramey, Pt. Pleessnt; Kenneth Dodson, Harttordi Mrs. JobnDon- . Door prizes will be awarded DID ALITTLE T~ Quilift' JOI'J in DISCHARGES. Mrs. Dale Sl,illvan, Buffalo; Mra. Lora Mae Maybe It's Time ·We All c: New Zenilh "Zenette" can m~ke life fun •gain. Ii cation from 2 Micro-lithic4t circuits. Weight only 1/6 good for most mild IO~!>E!~. Come in for a demonstration of Zenilh's new Zcneue. It may be JUS! riBhl jor you I 11 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS; Mrs. Martha Jarrell. HeMerson; Mrs. Judson Beegle, Ripley; Mrs. o. during the ofterooon andre!resh· ment will bs available by the Interact Club. Admission Is $1. Children un. der 12 wUI bs admitted !roe when accompanied by adults. Clasae& are: 1. Lead--In Pony (rider 8 years and under) 2. EJW}ish Pleasure Horse; 3. Ju.. nior Horsemanahlp - Western Tack (riders 18 and under); 4. Bare Back Hones. 5. Roadster Pony (50" and under); 6. Mens Western Pleas.. w-e Hor&ei 7. Temessee Walk· h"tg Horsej 8. Western Pleasure ICE LB. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Mary Frances Roush, MJnersvUle. DISCHARGES- None. All entry foes are $1.50 ox· · - - - - - - - -cept for the !sad-In pooy which Is Ringmaster wm bs Arnett Roush, PL Pleasant. Charlie Williams or Letart will serve as an. nouncer and )ldglng will bs Lov· erene Winland of Rl11111rd Mills, ,1. VAN,LLA ARM OIAIS Js12.75 ~),.,.., .,.. ......... AclmiNI · , 20cu. ft. PKG. 12 02,. CAN laawell Mlouse Coffee · =10011 , '· ,.. ''' 2Pc. s 4. �f.!~::;~~~.-~ hi W~~rr0n, '' ·Cor ren ·the of Miss Linda ·,Ill Mr. and Mrs. WU!Iam M. ' and Mr. Torry WiDdoft Hall, son ol Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hall ' oli'Olnt Ploasan~ ' State Paid $413 Million For Schools Ohio paid oot more than $413 million In support of the public ' school system during the 1968ftscal year, U was reported Fridsy by state Auditor Roger Cloud. The actual distributlcms of aehool fotmdation funds [or t h e twelve month period were '413, • 074,640, up $81,329,177, or 24.5 per cent over the 1967 fiscal year payments of $331,745,463, ·, Clood ssld. The increase in state support to schools, Clood pointed out, covers 10 months beginning In September 1967, tbe e!lec:tlve dote ol the new aehool program enacted In the reced: seaaion of the legialature. The annual rate of Increased state - r t Is ap. proximately 30 per cont. Tbe JuliO foundalloll payment of $36,137,75U1, currsntly beIng made, pushed the cumuladve dlstrlbutiooo to the record high, Including $18,503,543 for the 163 clcy school distrlcte;$15,617,2541 for the 462 local districts, and $2,016,956 for the 54 exempted village districts. Alsu Included In the June pay· mont were: $718,822fortheoperatlon ol the 88 eounty boards of ..Ucalloo, together with $8,362,859 and $1,585,182 as the emplqyer contributions to the teach. · ers' aDd· school employees' re~ U~ert systems, respectively. - ', ' ·. ,- i - I· t· . Thii Rev·. Piiilllubalo, ulioled:· till Rev. WOllam J<ltte, ~!!ftc- ,' lated at lhe ............. .1, ..-~· ~ ~-'J'"~ Tbe brldo, given In !!'~' · by ber rather, was altiHd Ill a prlncosa gown with ~~ train, faahloned of silk peeu de &Ole accented with Alencoolace. Mn. Bel1lllrd Meurgulart of Lltchfteld, Conn., alteDded her sister as matron of honor, and Mia a Mary Am Crawford, MeadavUie, Pa., was maid ot honor. Brldeamalda were Mlas Natalie Hall, sister of Gle bridegroom; "'isa Diane Atkin, Warren, 0., Miss Irene SWett, Warren, Mass., and Miss Marianne Teevens of SUI.ron, Mass. Miss Nicole Mourgulrst was nower girl. Mr. Gary Adler of Point Pleasant was best man. Ushers were Mr. WOllam M. Carrol, Jr., of LouiBVille, brother ol the bride; Mr. Dlgeoe Ball, Pt. Pleasant; Mr, Donald Corden, Warren, 0., Mr. David Feola, Buckhamacn, W. Va., and Mr. Bernard Moorgular!, Litch!leld, Conn. A reception In tho church dining room followed the ceremony. A gradeate of West Virginia Wesleyan College, the bride 11'111 be employed as an elementary schoolteacher in the fall. Mr. Hall will snter his final year of pharmacy school at West Vir· g!nla University. The coople will reside at 509 Cl&rk Sl., Morgantown, W. Va. by I . varllljted sOve1l'll tllllo and many arrived Sunday and thehaJ~l::: ; ~k to make Mra. No moro bipP)i. . , ·"' Ford, In tbe afternoon cake, ·hclmo .iilde lei! cream, tr.ult piancb, ~ ""' nula ~' aerved. · Tbere was wa~rmelon for 'lilY• O)ile who wanted IL , . · Preaeni were ~'~*"' ·-rr R~ports :·Aqalut2. · Ber. Garlow llu J'OQiested the .folllliitna P.r...,a1D attend, Evaupllom- Rav. Mrs. Ach. .· . llh Miller, dlalrman; Tru-s - Friend Glbbl, prealdlnt; Wal- ' Judith Ann Morris· To be Wed Pamela Kay Hayes to Wed On July I a new Mille - Ohio Dqmlnlean - will be addad tQ the Uot 'of Ohio colleges and a familiar .... - Sl. Mary of the ' Sprlll/11 - will pasll out of ex· POMEROY - Mr. and Mra. Walter N. Morris, of Birch Run, Michigan, announea the engogement of their daughter, Judith AM, .to Rev. Lools A. Diehl, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl, of Pm1eroy. Tbe weddl111 dote Is set lor December 28, 1968. Mlos Morris Is a 1968 graduate of Spring Arbor College and will be teaching In theJacksoo arOI schools In Jackson, Michigan. Mr. Diehl wUJ be a senior at Spring Arbor College In the fall. Rev. Diehl Is a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy High School where he waa an allleagee food)all play- POMEROY - Mrs. Mildred R. Ha,yes, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, am Virgil C. Hayes, Rightmire IDvd., Columbus. Ohio are IIUIOlUleing the engagement arll approaching mar· rlogc of their daughter, Pomela Kay, to Mr. Charles W. Holcomb of Colmnbua, Ohio, son of Mr. alii Mrs. WeSley Holcomb, Lawrenceburg, Ind. The brldHlect Is a 1968 graduate of Pomeroy High School and Is presentb employed as an aide in the Pornerqy Head Start Center. Mr. Holcm~b Is a 1967 gradeste of Middleport High School and Is presently employed at North American Aviation, Ind., Columbus. The OjiOn churcb WeddiJW bs an event of July 21eat the POIII&nll' Firat -Uot Church. Mra. John Two >f·.\ •n: -· , 1 • Goullon, Mary· EDen . ·aONELEss· .I MI.... $2.9910$5.50 / Size lOiol lstanoe. , To highlllht the chan&e, Qhlo .JOvernor James A. ·lllil>dea and Msyor M. E. Seneedi.....,r of Columbus have proclal- the ' N&:~WI1.~ · • ntr SHOE lOX ., ' Middleport, 0. week of July 1 lhroagh Ju)J 7 "·'. r...----~--...., aa "Ohio Doniln!eal Cbltoao DBEEF .... -- er. wm HOSPITAL NEWS Calnp Meeting ' ClaADce To Ohio Listings on PI', PLEASANT - Governing -m.-raoftheUnlon (;,unpsround Aooocladon w I I I . meet In a called aesslooatBelle: ·JDtade Uo!ted Mothodlst church · lbiMy 11ternoon June30, at2:30, , .accordlne 1D chairman, Rev. DI;·-Garlow. Jllports ol the Evangelic and Fluance COIIIIIIitteoa.andthetrus.liiill Will bs heard as the As!IO. ...... I'CIIIIdl out final detalll Cor Ule earnpmeellng .)lly 21 • ,,.~·· !, ,,~ ho,: nla, ,and a Ia•• New Coli. Comes ....... unlblo k! II~ Board to Meet \. ' utilrli. ' RECEIVES FLAG - Mrs. Carlo• Gnhlm, leader of Syracuse Broomle Trcq, No. 37, seeood lrm~ left, received a new 511-star Dag for ber troOp frm1 the Woodmen of the World's Parker.. burl organlzatiiJ! durinl a meeting saturday morning at the Syracuse Methodlat Church. Pre&entiJW the flag are members or Woodmen of the World Rangerettes, Lynn Bailey, far left, and lleeann OU, aloog with Phlllll) 0!4 a trustee In the orpnlzatlon' s Rangers. lie H~ vice president; Harold Bumgarner, secretary; Emory Roush, treasurer; and members, Charlie Fowlor, Otho Msttox, Roger llyssll, and Ralo181> Rouab. Finance - Emory Roollb, chair· man; Mrs. Jean Deweese, secretary; Rsv. Marlin Campbell, Donald Rouoh, wuu.m wn ..... Jamea Boshell, Rev. Charlea Parrish, Paul Rickard and Bobby J. Chapman. All other llltereated persons are we1come. I:IGCTQAIS MAILBAG X Rays of Little Use . Diagnosing Liver Cancer ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Horse Show to Offer Trophies and Ribbons PT. PLEASANT - The 6th an- Pooy (pony 48" and under - ridnual 4th or July Horse Show will er 12 and under)j 9. Women's bs staged Thuredsy at Harmon Western Pleasure Horse; 10. Field beginning at 2 p.m. spon- Pick Up Race (open); II. Drunkaored by the Interact Club of ard's Paradise (o.:en); 12. Stake PPHS and Harmon Field Stables. Rae~ (open); 13. Bare Back PonThere will be 18 classes with Ies; !4. Flag Race (OjJOn). 15. Western Pleasure Pon,y trq:~hies and ribbons to be awarded In the various division. In (4S'' - 56" - rider 16 and unaddiUon, a $20 cash booos wUJ der)i 16. Clover Lear Barrell bs given lor the highest point Race (open); 17. Ride & Run scorers in Classes 10, 12, 14 Race Ponies (riders 16 and utr der); 18. Stock Horse. and 16. HOLZER HOSPITAL: VlsitiJW hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents ooly on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Donovan L. Brumfield, Northup; Mrs. J. Hollis Wood, Patriot Star Rt., GalUpoUs; Mrs. carrie Casell, RL 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Jerry L. Nibs~ Rt. I Gal· lipolis; carsey E. Ramsey, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis; Mrs. Roneld W. Click, Rt. 2 PL Pleaa· ant; Mrs. Edwin R Thomas, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William J. Davis, Wellston; Ronalt.l E. Myers, Scottown. BIRTHS Mra. Ronald W. Click, Rt. 2 PL Pleasant, daughter, 11:57 a. m. '-J1'1Cia)';. Mrs. Donovan L. Bruri)nol~, ·Northup, daughter, 2:14 p.m. ' Friday; Mrs. Jerry L. Nibs~ Rt. 1 Gallipolis, daugh· ter, 10:10 p.m. Friday. DISCHARGES .. Mrs. Mollie ~klns, Kenneth A. Blackburn, Mrs. George R. Blankenship, Mrs. WUIIs J. Cox and Infant oon, Mrs. J. Michael Allen and Infant daughter, Mrs. WIUiam J. Arthur and Infant son, Gretchen DeMonic, Mrs. John P. Follrod, Richard A. George, Mrs. Howard Hall and lnlant son, Beverly Ann Haskins, Mrs. Loman P. ,Jones, Mrs. Newton J. King, Mrs. Frank Leach, Mrs. Mamie R. Lewis, Mrs. William D. Manring,; Harry F. Marka, Mrs. Ho1lls Mayo, Mrs. Rooald M. MIJI. er and InCant son, Mrs. Donald F. Palmer, Mrs. Freelln F. Peck, Mrs. J, Shennan Porter, m and . Infant soo, Elmer E. RandolPh, Mrs. Richard H. Randolph, L L. Reid, EsteUa Sue llw\Yon, Hmner A. Saxton, MIchelle L. Shepherd, H e n r y Sprouse, Mrs. Cecil v. Stith, Mrs. Kenneth A. Tayler and Dory! E. VETERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Berni1e Nlcbolson, Rutland; James Hanlon. Lelart; Gloria Johnson, Reedsville; William Lowe, Middleporti Anita Harmon, Rolland. DISCHARGES - Audrla Jeffers, Lawrence Weddle, Gregocy Wood. Durst, Portland, 0. ON MiS<ILE CRUist;R loiiDDLEPORT- Seaman Robert F. Swanson, USN, 21, son ot Mr. and Mrs. carroll Swanson of 211 Mill St., Middleport, Is servIng aboard tllo guid,.t mlulle heavy crul•er USS lloston ott tho ,coa at of Vietnam. to just a few civic-minded America~ Are 1\'8 leaving the decisions to just a few, too? Maybe It's time wP remembel:ed that w~1ill have a @e in this country's desUny. Plsplajrlng the flag . Ia more than just an expression of lcive of1coliltrJ It's a sign t)1at .we ~lle:ve In ltle · -'Rr!,IIO!)I)e. , u~n which ·that country was founded. ~··• ~~~ ,1. rlalril out Arriericanlsm by fly~ the .~. ~ ' Stripes on July 4th and let'a live ~Uti AJ¥11~11- · ' Ism by pl!rtlctpating In America's aeiii(IC!:aey. Bank &511YIIIg$;Ct. ' ' ' < •• l'lii/Jiot' 'ON THE sots J AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER White or Assorted Co'ors il-l ONLY ctme, Henderson: Mrs. Bryant Hannon, Gallipolis; Paul Tay· lor Ft. Pleas~nt; MoM WWI1m1; . Pomeroy. EACH TOP QUALITY AT LOW PRICESJ . - 40oz. CAN .• Swifts '• .• CHECK THESE FOR· BARGAINS ' r- MlJUIIII"""''"'".· r~mwooo f . FLAG WAVINGI Too often we tend to leaVeille patrloUc dlsplayr belote the Reynold•, PL Ploaaant; Virgil Ramey, Pt. Pleessnt; Kenneth Dodson, Harttordi Mrs. JobnDon- . Door prizes will be awarded DID ALITTLE T~ Quilift' JOI'J in DISCHARGES. Mrs. Dale Sl,illvan, Buffalo; Mra. Lora Mae Maybe It's Time ·We All c: New Zenilh "Zenette" can m~ke life fun •gain. Ii cation from 2 Micro-lithic4t circuits. Weight only 1/6 good for most mild IO~!>E!~. Come in for a demonstration of Zenilh's new Zcneue. It may be JUS! riBhl jor you I 11 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS; Mrs. Martha Jarrell. HeMerson; Mrs. Judson Beegle, Ripley; Mrs. o. during the ofterooon andre!resh· ment will bs available by the Interact Club. Admission Is $1. Children un. der 12 wUI bs admitted !roe when accompanied by adults. Clasae& are: 1. Lead--In Pony (rider 8 years and under) 2. EJW}ish Pleasure Horse; 3. Ju.. nior Horsemanahlp - Western Tack (riders 18 and under); 4. Bare Back Hones. 5. Roadster Pony (50" and under); 6. Mens Western Pleas.. w-e Hor&ei 7. Temessee Walk· h"tg Horsej 8. Western Pleasure ICE LB. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Mary Frances Roush, MJnersvUle. DISCHARGES- None. All entry foes are $1.50 ox· · - - - - - - - -cept for the !sad-In pooy which Is Ringmaster wm bs Arnett Roush, PL Pleasant. Charlie Williams or Letart will serve as an. nouncer and )ldglng will bs Lov· erene Winland of Rl11111rd Mills, ,1. VAN,LLA ARM OIAIS Js12.75 ~),.,.., .,.. ......... AclmiNI · , 20cu. ft. PKG. 12 02,. CAN laawell Mlouse Coffee · =10011 , '· ,.. ''' 2Pc. s 4. �. ·' aiR' JXXU~J. . . WIDI . . s PER HALLS, E T CES, STAI AYS,R 1 LOBBIES, OFFIEES, TIOS, · S. I I GPOOLS D .SCHOOLS. IT'S ILL LAST FOR.YE. . S, . .~,•.,., J; ,lf -e . '- 1:::.;11 t' ,,-:~ , _I i ,. ' . . ' ,•' -·li!J i ~:~ ' ."· '8UYS! : I • REG•.PRICE . E $3.89 YARD 98e ,A)! ' t-4?-· •,:. I ' ' ' Reg. ) ' ·'•.. ' '~,, ... ~- R ' ·SIZE , . 27 in. 36 in. DE WIDE ·.· YD. BUY THE ROLL 36 ·in. -WIDE • ·vos. .' .-." . ' . ' RU :{! ''' l'f"··· 1,i: • i l ' . -~~~ 'i WITH FOAM 3'6"' ~-, . ' t-·~ ,. . . ,. 1 · ..' · ~ ... . ' ·\· r . ·' 1' . ~- '•. ' ' X s �. ·' aiR' JXXU~J. . . WIDI . . s PER HALLS, E T CES, STAI AYS,R 1 LOBBIES, OFFIEES, TIOS, · S. I I GPOOLS D .SCHOOLS. IT'S ILL LAST FOR.YE. . S, . .~,•.,., J; ,lf -e . '- 1:::.;11 t' ,,-:~ , _I i ,. ' . . ' ,•' -·li!J i ~:~ ' ."· '8UYS! : I • REG•.PRICE . E $3.89 YARD 98e ,A)! ' t-4?-· •,:. I ' ' ' Reg. ) ' ·'•.. ' '~,, ... ~- R ' ·SIZE , . 27 in. 36 in. DE WIDE ·.· YD. BUY THE ROLL 36 ·in. -WIDE • ·vos. .' .-." . ' . ' RU :{! ''' l'f"··· 1,i: • i l ' . -~~~ 'i WITH FOAM 3'6"' ~-, . ' t-·~ ,. . . ,. 1 · ..' · ~ ... . ' ·\· r . ·' 1' . ~- '•. ' ' X s �·o·· ' ' .p.m. F I cation, W.st am Jail Cab 0 nee !ord, I Phillips. Gi e to w 0 : : : -:· : : Utterer ver • e Attack :::::::::=:: ••...••.• •....:::::::~::~:~~~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:::::;:;::::::::::::::::: -N cera • . p G;ALLJPOIC!s e g easles • Va me can so •• Bcmhie Phllllll1• ot ndltw lbldont& ot Nurolllg at C eh. .. Ml ' \:~. • Ia F.d • Jlo. F.dueator . '' PliJUJp • w ' Jr. Dr. Jo Cooney c by t .. p::~:~l I seheilullllg ot I 1: ·30. Del to ego . 7), Dark ~ a 11 a edlal program, but an _...,. for • P 12:30. , ....... bel- ' ..... eel 1IQll I ·; -~ a led New Oty Ben Dr. Ge oAAC ' - Dr. El T. ' upnal nt Icy to LDonotnma U be shot as VC." In • Asao- IIWIQ. It rt He commended Gerlaeb for a err •o!uilee I that moot rell1100s are VIet ·~ , aeoordlrw to hl canColU.S. iL Aeeordlrw to a iivately culatecl olll<lld In llld. BJm malna - a... ot Nlorris, • pnsldenl �·o·· ' ' .p.m. F I cation, W.st am Jail Cab 0 nee !ord, I Phillips. Gi e to w 0 : : : -:· : : Utterer ver • e Attack :::::::::=:: ••...••.• •....:::::::~::~:~~~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:::::;:;::::::::::::::::: -N cera • . p G;ALLJPOIC!s e g easles • Va me can so •• Bcmhie Phllllll1• ot ndltw lbldont& ot Nurolllg at C eh. .. Ml ' \:~. • Ia F.d • Jlo. F.dueator . '' PliJUJp • w ' Jr. Dr. Jo Cooney c by t .. p::~:~l I seheilullllg ot I 1: ·30. Del to ego . 7), Dark ~ a 11 a edlal program, but an _...,. for • P 12:30. , ....... bel- ' ..... eel 1IQll I ·; -~ a led New Oty Ben Dr. Ge oAAC ' - Dr. El T. ' upnal nt Icy to LDonotnma U be shot as VC." In • Asao- IIWIQ. It rt He commended Gerlaeb for a err •o!uilee I that moot rell1100s are VIet ·~ , aeoordlrw to hl canColU.S. iL Aeeordlrw to a iivately culatecl olll<lld In llld. BJm malna - a... ot Nlorris, • pnsldenl �., ' ·e·1' 1 r '. . ' - ' •. . ·~. ·... ' .. ' ., . . ~ ' • .p .,r! ...,od SJOIE HOUIS.: MON. THIU SAT. 9 A.M. -'1£11' ' tO,.P.M; Washin~n . · ~52 'tHIRD AVJNUE, ;;GALLIPOLIS~ IQ··- ...HIO' . . -· , w...r.n. ' ' omvu"•• to lhelr colloasues frOm lhe will buDd 1111 ba.O. ,..v.rll mUeo away and out 'or ranae of, South. If they join tho Vleflllllllai ~ery. . Republlean OI>JIOolilooi, the noill· ' PARIS- Nont! Vlollllll!ll•• no!nations wtlU!d he in sorloue gollatoro at tho Paris lllka an the Vlelnarn War reJeetod VIce tnd>le. WEEK,IN llEVIEW · . Pi'esldont HUIIQlhrey'o auaeo. SAIGON - the V. S. cOIIUIWld BIIIIOU!ICed that Marllloa' are pulling out of tho onee-beslegod ocallng d.,.. tho war remalnod baoe of Kho Sanh, whore oCIIle deadloe\lod' alter tho lOUt 100 Amerleana were kiUed In IOIIIon, LONDON-James Earl Bay, enemy ohollln,p. U.S. forces nllklila ' Democralc "Ol'lll :: "': '= ::nr; White Paper . McCarthyit~s . I ' ' '' Vnlted Pr-·JI#e~. ~ \tbo _,. IJOIIIIOn. '· "Homer, rm: ~ IIi,..... · Uon' ~ l'•ltltofhilolltlcal A ~r or Sf*' R!ll>ubiiN¥1'1• ~· o.ald ~re~ Jabp~ ftarGr C(J!IId !reap ._ &II!IIU ..,. ~tely dert.oll<)ed . li:idOrll JudP': !fliiJ)er Tllclm- In, Hill.., HOJe!l ~ .,..,._ tbo ~nto b)' a "lline ~~,. .~.(fo!MJ IIlii ~ ·~ ~~~~ da<k" ~~~~de, and b7 the . J1011Uell ' •Of.tlil · PJ:eo- For ~··' llllloit weok'o ted ~o of themlllnt, Aid •·.• ' l<l$ •·~over- .W ll ,, nil4o ' paoalb16 . b)' thi tall tht. GOP o~OIIIIth In the "bebiied'' w, . d'olmoon tcl4 I'Otl....at' b( Chltl s.na..:..!ioi4 ilpod a allltemeht lllio in th..O•'IIOrdt'that he "" Jtiiuce Earl JOimaon ~ .erltlelzlng the llll>Oint. nomJnaibii .~¥rt Ia a ,._, &I!JI'om~.· ~ . Jultlet ~n~nto and ~nllw a ftllbuoSUpre~n~ . court .11<~•. , . A!lo FCII'III•, ~ •JOIIIt.llme ter,"' lrel!J1 tbolll from pining · ·A lot of ~lew wore lrleirlo IAl reillace .,....... and Senate wro"' CMnrholmed, •· tOo, uld tho ~ey IAl . 1111 tile ncant 'l1le GOP aonaton were ourr!lllllliDc l!ilt ' erw ' ' Threatening to Bolt a.ccau II lallure l1ll'llld IUidt out; 'l1le Silver 1e11t with a ciGud Tlllt lifo Ia full of twlsto and turao ' BY WJLLWI S. WIUTE WASIIINGTON - Tile here. _ reallv of a thlrdillrV Pre..-ol aoplralt lrolll the riBbt wlnl ln Gaor&e Wallace of ' Alaboma •• onrlhldowlni • c;le&r and rlalni poaalbllicyth&t a . o.l· 'J, ' v.mber comeo. .. at loootftvelmportantsteles ..,. - MtimeiOta. Comectlcut, Tndlaila, Naw Yorll and California - tho more -...ally tranall:nd anti-VIetnam-war 111J111Qr!oro ot Sen. Ellgeno Mccartlu' han rallod open thraata of an outriabt bolt lrolll tho Demoerato II their eoaventi'JII BboUid re)tet him as Uo nominee In fa'"' of VIce • Prooldent Hubert l'k IJilmpbrey. ''· ¥f, lb. ....... r:V1 - -~·~·iti ' -~ - Prices Effective Now thru Wed., July 3, 1968 Swift's PNmium U.S.D.It.. Graded Choice ltel U.S. Goot. lnspocltd GROUND Rllll ad Flavorful CHUCK Marhoefer's · CANNED HAMS Red-Ripe and Sugar-Sweet WATERME U.S. ' FULLY COOKED lb.69c lospocltd SKINLESS WIENERS u.s. Govt. l• •ctCcl· '' FRESH C,H:~EKEN · l u.s. Govt. Alwap Dtppdable lb. faart!l aaplraot lrolll thelaftwlng 11V 11911 belnthetleldbeiO!'ONO- 12·os. Pkg. ! •• di. .~ .,. • ' • I,.> ._ (11 "\ -·~ rr •·.. ' . - ~. :~ .. ; ·~ McC&rtltJ hlmaalf, to !It ...... l blo dlaelalrned any lntenUonporaonall,y IA>Iaadalourthporcy, pr&o IUJIIably In awarenota thlllhlalt aiUIII,y tho I'OIId to peraonal oblivion, but - and hero Ia tho core . of Ute bUIIntBI - he hal admowlodgod that he mll!ltl back 101M other man fn such an ea.ltlllrloe. Tbe plain fact Ia that tho Me- ' )! Leg or Averap .·:::::·-· ' EHh WASIIINGTON . (UPI}- Luel J......., Nqent celobralea bor . 2111 blethday 1'11eada.Y with l .look back In anaor at the White ·HoUle years when ahe was ' • '!, r r;·1 .(,,,} ' . .l'IIPd 11 a .,fri~oua scattertnin'' and a rlftl. of her older :ilater l4'ndl ~· f . , In an oxdualwlDtervlew with iJPJ Lud .....ed her ..... of THOROFARE )'Olinger 111)'1 and her DIWfound Jl)llloaophy once e-ed b)' AblpU Aduna: ".Lite Ia for 1hoae who Jove.••· &,ping • .... drink In tho tl1lni a- oolarlum of tho Wlllte HOUle thai Ulod IAl he her ,• 1f2.Gal. With ·"'-reereotl,on......,Lud'o ' ' Pkg. blue &yet aparidtd with exelt&- ;!JIOIII u ohe ll(bod out aplnat bar pet peeva- "IabelL • AI lht ';>:t . " ' ~.. ,. pull~ Rlnc Pull "Laholo All FIIYira T•• wltlt lew exceptions - and none the country. Hero oloo Ia a eandldete for . 10 llwp ao this - baVe l)lldod Presldenllal eampalcnlns lor at lust 1 cenluey, So far ho)'and thooe all.t<>o-relaxod limite Ia he &QID& Indeed, that a parollel with .tho lourth.parV tactics of H~ A. Wallace of 20 years qo eamot he objeetlvol,y denied Hero Is a·rAJIII!ttat.for Preo- Band Contest Will Feature ldent proclaiming an l!Jiontlon, In Ute middle of Ute most delleate and tombor prellmlnal')' neaotlaUono wltlt the Communist enemlea, to liP to Parts to treat 'I. " .... • >'. ~' II .. •• .,.. .>.t .. . ~-,t ~·~tl· be terribly eollftnlng. A ,lot o! poople Jllllntelnod I ~a.. a olbllng r1,..ey with 1.7111!1 (thrao ftUI llldor). To· my Wt hove IICil 'l'bey . . l4'ndl :•!( _..,_ ·, ·• - :1; ... • . Opening Night '"'uil &eeml llow, You may ouecead with lnol:hor blcnr, wl-··· aettle, that lo to eay, for ....... diUonal a~rr-r. That MeCarthy I• lll¥1ng vlolble encouragemont to tho COnummlot olde to make no conceaalon whatever 11 unar(lU8ble, That he lo again providing an analoSY with HODI'l' Wallace of two decades ago Is scarcely leaa 10, For he Is helng caught up In the more lrrosponalblo olo. ganlzing of his own cause and Ia becoming more and more Ute captive of hla own extremlota. And, as with Wallace, what had personally with Utern over the begun as an el!ort to alter Amerbead of the United States IJ1Yican policy by resJJODsfble means Is rapidly hecornlng an effort to ornment. Thlo Ia without exam- ust 6-10. Groups !rom throughout West alter Uta~ pollcy by means of a ple. Actually, It would ba close Virginia and ldjolni~ states are sheer Balkanization of American to an lndlelllble oftonoo under Invited IAl compele tor $400 In politics. the Logan Act forbidding prlvate cash prizes and the J:ltle of West meddling by unauthorized porVlrlllnla State Champloo, accord10111 In forolin conferences, but ing to Dayton C. Raynes, cllairfor two etreurnstancea, man. The ftrat Ia that Mccartll)', of The event will be staged at 8 course, dlaawwa allY papose p.m., Aug. 6 with a Orst prize or $250j second place winner ..UI receive $100 and third wUl get ~0. Entry lonna l"'Jo' be obtalnO:i! b)' wr!Una Dayton C. Jlaynes, Mason, w. va.' ' GALLIPOLIS- New booko r.,_ DQ Ro7 Acuff, this year's feature lo&ood b)' tho GoUla COUnt,y DloliA7 ~ wllllllve matljlee and trlct Library oo' Jtq!O 27, IN'' eWniitl: perrorrnances ori AUillst Fletlcm: Myn Brecklnrldge, b)' 10. Gore Vidal; Topaz. by Leon Urlsi Footsteps on Old Floors, by Thomao ll Raddall; and Tile Tra vols ot hlaudle Tljlata!!, b)' Margaret Forster. when I told her I like to road NON-FICTION: All tho Things historical novels. We Were, by Louise 'I'Inneri 'lbe ."We all do this to each other. PT. PLEASANT - Clarence Crime of Mary SWOr~ b)' George You like yaur lmap IAl be favorable but you like lt to he Anderson, local marqer of the ThoiniOil; Beyond Belief, by Em1l lnle and not a bunch of United Fuel Gas Compaey, wao WWiams; Letlera to Philip: on b)' CharUe malark;y.,. Installed this week •• president how to treat 1 W. Shedd; Glaas in the Modern Te solulion? Lucl aays "Don't ot tho Point Pleaoant Rotary World, by F. J. Terence Maloney, Club. bitch lhout lt. Solve lt." Inatllleclaa vice president was uid Patriotic Poems America In tho nearly ftve yoare her Bc:b Butcher ard secretary-treas- Loves, by Jean Anne Vincent. father hu been Pi'ooldent, Lucl hal elalk8d up a lew llllloo- w-er, Dr. Jim Moore, was com- . . She Jllll ~n~rrled to mencled for his continuing five Patrick J, Nugent ol Waukegan, year oorvlce IAl the club. Now Dl, now an airman on duty in directors are James McCCIIlb, PT. PLEASANT - T h e VIetnam. She had a l>&b)' son- Cbarlta Llnhlm, Rl,ymond MllsPoint Pltaoant High School Jil'IVB and Jabn Cooper. Patrick Lyndon, a year old. lindu&Una class or 1964 will Trimmed Doim hold a clance on Jucy 6 at Ute She hao trlnunod cla!m frolll a BATEY ASSIGNED Shrine Club begtnnlngat 8:30 ll•e 10 to I size 3 and Ia '-Y NEW HAVEN- Army Private p.m. that her mother, Lady Bird, First Claao Gary F. Boley, 20, Admlsoloo wW bu ~ per lblnks ohe - · I few mUk oon or Mr. and lira. PhD Boley, llhakoo to IIU her out more. She 6th St., New Haven, waa aaolgrlo couple and $3 alnalo. Tho mOIIOY lo fo be sent to Elaine aoos for mlnl-<nt>d faohlooa and ed Jone 8 to TrOop K of the lith Grimm, 2,312 Mt. Vel'IIOII A..,. lo 1111 on white soeklnga. Armored C&nlry Reslrnent'o nuo or Mike Durfee, t3 BurOnce lrrapreaolble, she It 3rd Squadron oear Calq> Iliad<· quieter """• mare phUosophlcal horoe, Vlelnllll. Pvt. Boley' a AddiUOIL but Just u alTeetlonate and wlte, Hehorta, Uvea oo 7th St. oui&Oing. In Naw Riven. PT. PLEASANT - A country am weBtern band contest wUl be featured oo the opening nlgjlt of the Mason County Fair Aug- County Library Releases Ten •• a bookwonn. UnW aho met Georp Hamilton, aho ,... coDVLDced she waa. BoUevod PublleiQI "I Wll laholod II I domosU· eall,y oriented person. Peq>le tllougl1t ,I ns a dii!HI11111, pretty, but frivolous and acottorbralood. Even I hoeame eonvlneod. We are Ukol,y "' believe"our own pulllleiQI. ~ 4 Fortunltely.'' she conUnued, "we discovered I Mel ID 1)'8 problem llllxod dominance) and allernrdo my atudleo hepn IAl ~ ''I mlslrt taoll,y hove turned Into I hlppio. I did not letl at home. I Wll onl,y 16 when I wont to Uve In tho White Houao. That's aw!UII,y )'OUIW to be eiiiiJ)Ired on· hqw I lived up "' my responaibUlt,y." I even hid to ccmvlllce llll' mother I wun't a Oibbei'QI· llbbe~" Luel llld. "She lhlnkl I watch TV all the Ullle or play with dop. She wu IUrPrloed AJ all of •• ~· 11&1'11; Keep on 1ltll'ldng, lboulh thoJIIICO Moraovor, IDd more Import- actually to une.,uate." T 11 e Preol- ouaoatln& llaln In antly, McCartltj'o eeneral llhe oecond and more aperlllvo cir- Ute mldclle of ofllelal attempto em forolin polley and nolably an cumstance It lhat nobo<I.Y In IIIU' "' oustaln some Amerleaa barUte VIetnam war hao 10118 IInce event, of. eourae, Ia going W tey pining power in Paria, that the paoaod the bcomcla of that ele- "' proaeeute a ...,.orM politic- u American people" m1&bt well m81Ur)' reotralnt for tho like ian who would at once cl')' mar.. -from· for • one-sided VIetnam- might of basle naUonal lnloreot which cyrdom trom every hullllnB In II New Books White;&IJASe Years VRIJliPP~ an For President's Daughter Luci ' 11-oz. Cans lhrUI - · not al .. _ ..... within the reoponolble two .part. syotem but rather ol a vthomeal "cruu.deu In whlch thoU who _ , . the SoMtor areldontlllod not olmply •• adVorllrleo but 11 blmdtnomlll. When the MeCartl!,yltes llln a stele convention b)' whatevortacUci, IIIIo well and 800d and)loUee Ia oorvod. When Ute:r looe, thi.Y deelarolhtmoel\ooo delrailded and latolorably Ul..,aod. "' a ...,.d, thll!' lht>WM!acceptancool all tho mrmal moehanlcooflll..,_ and.Qko In dolepte bulltlni when, and onJ,y - . Utili' are an Ute talclng end. Too, McC&rlll)'"aowneiiJIIPII8n rhotarle, wllon - f o r It actually eayo rather than lor the decopUvoi.Y loW-VOiced a n d ureaaonable" tones In wbleb It lo JIUI. Ia moot bitterly dlvlolvo, oven by tho hlshl1 toloranlltllnd· ards of a l'OilJh pme. In his prl11181')' eoiUolons with Son. Robert Komod;r, for example, &1Mecart!IY was harBb beyond rood;!' example, lhoaptherels, olnce the tragic aaaasatnat:too. a dilf90s1Uon IAl forge( Utla faet. A look Back ••. in Anger .SQ ZO.I •• C&rlhf eampai8hl1 talclng ""lite 832,142 Worth of Gary Park Goes To Washington Pf. PLEASANT- Gary Park, soo ot Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Park, Masoo Blvd., wUI he In Wubirvtoo this week as a winner of eo-.euman Ken Hechler's Week In Wuhlngton conteot. Gary Ia the second wlmor from Paint Pleaoant IAl make the all-<~xpense paid trip In this year's priJ81'lln. The llrat ,... Jooeph Head, sm a1 Mr. and !Ira. C. L. Head, who headod the llrst delegation of boyo thla sum- mer. Gary wW travel IAl Woahlngtoo with four ather llimoro, and ..UI atlend Congrosoloaal c:ommltleo hearings and the de-• on the House IDd Seoate fioor&i meet govommontal offtclalo and work part limo In Hop. Hechler'' offtee. '\ .'' CAMPFIRE '· MARSHMALLOWS THOROFARE • HEINZ ALUMlNUM FOIL RELISHES ,. .. . ,,- ~ /'/ ·..' ~:." ~I ' 1-lb. Pkg. 12" • 25' Roll 11-oz. Jar 4-Kipds ' I ' POMEROY - !day 1968 Alii ot Series E & H United States Sa'Yinga Bond a and Freodml Sllar· eo In Ohio were $26.6 IIIIUion. Tile slllte attained 37.8 parcent ot Its annual Ales quota May 31 with Band and FreodCIIl Share Ales totaling $139.7 miUioo lor the ftrst tlve mcmtlto. Sales of $32,142 In May were reported by Thoodcn T. Reed, Jr., Melp c.unty VolunteorSev· trw• Bonds Chairman. The councy reached 43.1 percent of Ita yearly sllea goal tbo end ofMiy. toro did not lreow wlian 11111 wore &01111 IAl 10 or IJIIir wore auppoood to do: Utq llllilply wanted to protest ... Alllloo ' the:r accepted the poared .. the:r alcmc. . . In tho abtooce ot par.W - -•*• court•. :-.- .<:· Here is what you, the American taxpayers. have authorized your JOftrDJDeDt !0 Jiw or "loan" toothernatioal, 194S through 1966. ThiJ wu DOt to win the wu (you bad olnody paid lor tho~ roo) but since the S..Ond World War'o end. And if you think it might have been an inv.,tment in the futwe, look down the list and ,.. how many dependable f..u.ds you OlD find. Yet we ore still giving billioDJ- billions we haveo't go~ billioDJ we have ro borrow (and poy inlelelt 011) 10 give away1 billions we desperately need at home. Here are the amouo... What h., it all accomplishedl '""1 - ce)'lon . C;rprua . I ,OOUOO.ODO 111.000.1100 G....,.. India . Iran . . Iraq . . hu.el . .......... ....... .......... CHehol)oVIkla Denmark . . . l:aat Germany . Ftnlend . J'ranee . . UOI.tOO.OOO Gernumy (J'ederal Republic) . . . UIUOD.OOO liUOO,oGO Berlin ·.._ It.lly . Malta . .... ,............ ............. Norway Pollnd . PctrtUC•I ., TurbJ Yemen . . . . . Centn.l Treat)' OrpnlutLon . , 101.000,000 ............. LMUOO.OOO rJIJOO.ODO Colombia . CoN JUca . Cuba . De~andmg Milk P~otectio1;1 fa WASiliNGTON (IJPI) - C.. ·.. ~. "Ia a IA>reoemble ants hu been ulred to lntor-· lllllk or dalr1 proc1. In Jilt pro- ueti,.'• . "to. RJO tho w 0 r d teet mnk frOm tho c..,....tlGn ''milk" In lhidr names or oo of e""'*'dYoi.Y ..,. and their Jill!~ Neither could dl-r produeta. . he ell~ "" 11117 dairy proc1. A bill b)' Rep. Samuel s. lido counters olrroeery otoreL Stratton, • N.Y., . .....d pro. StrattaD acknowlodpd t h r t ·.,..d,. or p~ hlo but ht slid lillY .~ perloetJni, and whom ,be = ""= .. . . . . . Dominl~n 40 Slates Act Compod~ p~ do not now c1a1ni a •J&nlllcont ohare ol tho mUk ~n~rlool, Abollt to atateo prohibit tho Ale of ftlled 1111111, and lmlllltl"" mUk It We~ In li'OIIIId 1&. Aqdttl-.ll,y, · tho lleillth ~bipJMIU Sorilce torbJ4t Publle lntorolllte of · lllled.lllllk.. ~·· ehalllplons; , thi •Willd._, Illite . , Jut '1lold Vietnam , . UIO.lOCIMO Burm• . . . 110,tiii,GDO Cv.atemala ~amatct . • • lAw . . ~~~=-.. lb'\IJE1U blanl!l • nuoa,ooo lOiaD.GIO l'lnl . . . m.IOO... 8\ll'blaftl. . . . lCI,lOOMO Jrlftldld and Tobqo U.ICID,OOII ~ . UUIII,OCII Venuuela . -..oo.ooo CXher WHt Ind. In I,'tOt,., ••• ' a.rruao.a U'ft.'JOD.oeo 471,400.- 'lll.IOO.OOO ~--ISUOO.OOO P&rqua)' . ...,_ MO. . . . Thailand .· . . . , _.... &ut AIIIRqJonal 11.100.000 +t.JII,(II;ID Peuna , . ..a::::: ICon& 141,000,000 •,IIIIJXIO . Mexico . Nk:aral\lf, ln81ldbtrlt»uttd . 1......,000 IM.IIOO.OOO 171.1111.000 lOUOO,oaD llii,IIO,tlOO IUOO.IOD 111....,000 OuJan.a. lloJU . . Jlonduru . cambodia . . . • :Mt,IGI.OOO Chlnl (atpublk of) 4 . - . - . - lndon..W . Japan. . • u.mo.eoo RepV.bllc .,,100,000 lcuador El Salvtdor .......... . 41-.000 Ar1enUna 711.1100.000 Bollvll. . . . . 4111,11)0,000 BruU . UII,TOO.OOO Brttiah Kondun• • UOD.OIICI Chile . l,MUOO,OOO Brltllh Solomoa Canada 73.300.000 1.039,100,001 Near r.ut and South Aa!a a.pou.l J.OU.300.000 t.O. . . . l*nda . . Tonp blind .. Republic (ii'.Opt) 1,131,300,000 . . I'I,TOD,JII Trult Territoriel o! tbe Paetr.e llllandJ . .,400MO On the Farm Front: the ·stratton Bill . 81,100,000 9'7.100.000 1,0'19,100,000 209,100,000 United Arab 1141,100,011 011,101).(1110 Spain . sweden . . United Klnldom U.S.S.R. . . . Yuaodavla . Europe RellOMI 571,100,000 S.udl Arable. Syrian Arab RepubUc . 1,100,000 l,t'lO,tDO,OOO . Netherlands . 1(11,100,000 J,lOUOO.OOO . P&klatlln . 1411.100.000 Ireland ., . • Nept,l . ,,,.land ua.ooo.ooo Jorden . IAbanon 11.100.000 Hunpry 144,400,01111 101,100,000 lUOO,OOO Ul$.400,000 i,'llt,JOO,OOO IJihen~ . Albanla , , . • ' .,,400,000 Awtrlai 1,111,000.000 Belgium· New ZMiaDCI or Ir''::;~:~~;;~~:;: ,... of tho ...., ....., _ ....... (and getting worse) AI.IRralia . . . -·Jill "' ..... Many ... .,..,... Luxemboura: . r earn• aert111 tho foiiCIIIInl Jllftgraph whleh I I - lltoraiiJ Jumped oft tho II me: mletthey attaekod - · · WU '1'llo policeman In his · uniform I aymbol .,, And 10 , _ lilt law the poU.ee stetfm• and the )silo ... All thtoo ,... IJIIIbol• ol bated ~ ... tbey were attacked." Doeo tills _ . . . IAl l > o tblng one mlilltbaVoreadlnTtme VISIT HERE - or Newowoak - or tho dllb' POMEROY- Mr. and Mrt. - - ? N o t ao. 'l'llo-18 WWiam Nt110 and cllllclr011, frOhl a Utled '"l''lo llullaa lllell, Jim, And;!', Sand,y, a D d RevoluU..." - b)' AIID David of Bollofontalno, - • re- bead. Tho inddeat deterlbod oecent vlaiiAlra of hla parento, Mr. currod In March, 11117. - . and !fro. V. S. Ntaoe, N - ber - It CAN . _ bani SetUomanl. l..UO F. Fultl J, ~' 110 lll&bl'olnero.f' Oblo 157111 Juno 26, 11188 Dear Sir: Rotary Installed .·~~ · POTATO ,~·>1 --'· No wonder we're broke! w......, > STATe 'l' -'1 11'1 tblnp -that you (flit FrodJaekaoo 15# Diamond 91. New President of BERRY'S WORLD ' • So etlclt to tho lllht -1'1'1... hardest hit, While readiDIIutOYIIIIDI. Bonds Sold in May ot ~ -· · . Latln Anulrk!a . .,_ .......... . 1'11--.... Alltrla • . • hruncl1 . . . Canwoon Central African T,tOD.OII ~,. Cluo"rb"'. : : . Canto (Bra:uavUle) COilfO (KinllhaM) Dabomey . Ethloplt. . • Gabon • • • Gambia . . Ghlna . . • Guinlll . . • lv017Cout . .......... Ker~¥a , • , Liberia . • . JJ.bya . . . . . M•lapqllepubUc Malt.wt . . . . . Mall, Bepubllc of • Kaurltanla Morocco . . NJaer . . . Nlprla . . Rwandll Senepl . . .. Sierra Leone . somau Republk •south Afrbl RepubUeof . , Soutbera Bbodelll SUdan • • • ...... . ,.._,. .. ........ .. UJUda . . UpperVoltll . Zl.mbla . . , lut Afriell Rellooal "='USAID/ Aftica ltetlona1 Non........,...lTotal . . ·. • .....• • _, , ;€~·. "·'.... ...,. on .....- •s••,.,._u1 ,.,- �., ' ·e·1' 1 r '. . ' - ' •. . ·~. ·... ' .. ' ., . . ~ ' • .p .,r! ...,od SJOIE HOUIS.: MON. THIU SAT. 9 A.M. -'1£11' ' tO,.P.M; Washin~n . · ~52 'tHIRD AVJNUE, ;;GALLIPOLIS~ IQ··- ...HIO' . . -· , w...r.n. ' ' omvu"•• to lhelr colloasues frOm lhe will buDd 1111 ba.O. ,..v.rll mUeo away and out 'or ranae of, South. If they join tho Vleflllllllai ~ery. . Republlean OI>JIOolilooi, the noill· ' PARIS- Nont! Vlollllll!ll•• no!nations wtlU!d he in sorloue gollatoro at tho Paris lllka an the Vlelnarn War reJeetod VIce tnd>le. WEEK,IN llEVIEW · . Pi'esldont HUIIQlhrey'o auaeo. SAIGON - the V. S. cOIIUIWld BIIIIOU!ICed that Marllloa' are pulling out of tho onee-beslegod ocallng d.,.. tho war remalnod baoe of Kho Sanh, whore oCIIle deadloe\lod' alter tho lOUt 100 Amerleana were kiUed In IOIIIon, LONDON-James Earl Bay, enemy ohollln,p. U.S. forces nllklila ' Democralc "Ol'lll :: "': '= ::nr; White Paper . McCarthyit~s . I ' ' '' Vnlted Pr-·JI#e~. ~ \tbo _,. IJOIIIIOn. '· "Homer, rm: ~ IIi,..... · Uon' ~ l'•ltltofhilolltlcal A ~r or Sf*' R!ll>ubiiN¥1'1• ~· o.ald ~re~ Jabp~ ftarGr C(J!IId !reap ._ &II!IIU ..,. ~tely dert.oll<)ed . li:idOrll JudP': !fliiJ)er Tllclm- In, Hill.., HOJe!l ~ .,..,._ tbo ~nto b)' a "lline ~~,. .~.(fo!MJ IIlii ~ ·~ ~~~~ da<k" ~~~~de, and b7 the . J1011Uell ' •Of.tlil · PJ:eo- For ~··' llllloit weok'o ted ~o of themlllnt, Aid •·.• ' l<l$ •·~over- .W ll ,, nil4o ' paoalb16 . b)' thi tall tht. GOP o~OIIIIth In the "bebiied'' w, . d'olmoon tcl4 I'Otl....at' b( Chltl s.na..:..!ioi4 ilpod a allltemeht lllio in th..O•'IIOrdt'that he "" Jtiiuce Earl JOimaon ~ .erltlelzlng the llll>Oint. nomJnaibii .~¥rt Ia a ,._, &I!JI'om~.· ~ . Jultlet ~n~nto and ~nllw a ftllbuoSUpre~n~ . court .11<~•. , . A!lo FCII'III•, ~ •JOIIIt.llme ter,"' lrel!J1 tbolll from pining · ·A lot of ~lew wore lrleirlo IAl reillace .,....... and Senate wro"' CMnrholmed, •· tOo, uld tho ~ey IAl . 1111 tile ncant 'l1le GOP aonaton were ourr!lllllliDc l!ilt ' erw ' ' Threatening to Bolt a.ccau II lallure l1ll'llld IUidt out; 'l1le Silver 1e11t with a ciGud Tlllt lifo Ia full of twlsto and turao ' BY WJLLWI S. WIUTE WASIIINGTON - Tile here. _ reallv of a thlrdillrV Pre..-ol aoplralt lrolll the riBbt wlnl ln Gaor&e Wallace of ' Alaboma •• onrlhldowlni • c;le&r and rlalni poaalbllicyth&t a . o.l· 'J, ' v.mber comeo. .. at loootftvelmportantsteles ..,. - MtimeiOta. Comectlcut, Tndlaila, Naw Yorll and California - tho more -...ally tranall:nd anti-VIetnam-war 111J111Qr!oro ot Sen. Ellgeno Mccartlu' han rallod open thraata of an outriabt bolt lrolll tho Demoerato II their eoaventi'JII BboUid re)tet him as Uo nominee In fa'"' of VIce • Prooldent Hubert l'k IJilmpbrey. ''· ¥f, lb. ....... r:V1 - -~·~·iti ' -~ - Prices Effective Now thru Wed., July 3, 1968 Swift's PNmium U.S.D.It.. Graded Choice ltel U.S. Goot. lnspocltd GROUND Rllll ad Flavorful CHUCK Marhoefer's · CANNED HAMS Red-Ripe and Sugar-Sweet WATERME U.S. ' FULLY COOKED lb.69c lospocltd SKINLESS WIENERS u.s. Govt. l• •ctCcl· '' FRESH C,H:~EKEN · l u.s. Govt. Alwap Dtppdable lb. faart!l aaplraot lrolll thelaftwlng 11V 11911 belnthetleldbeiO!'ONO- 12·os. Pkg. ! •• di. .~ .,. • ' • I,.> ._ (11 "\ -·~ rr •·.. ' . - ~. :~ .. ; ·~ McC&rtltJ hlmaalf, to !It ...... l blo dlaelalrned any lntenUonporaonall,y IA>Iaadalourthporcy, pr&o IUJIIably In awarenota thlllhlalt aiUIII,y tho I'OIId to peraonal oblivion, but - and hero Ia tho core . of Ute bUIIntBI - he hal admowlodgod that he mll!ltl back 101M other man fn such an ea.ltlllrloe. Tbe plain fact Ia that tho Me- ' )! Leg or Averap .·:::::·-· ' EHh WASIIINGTON . (UPI}- Luel J......., Nqent celobralea bor . 2111 blethday 1'11eada.Y with l .look back In anaor at the White ·HoUle years when ahe was ' • '!, r r;·1 .(,,,} ' . .l'IIPd 11 a .,fri~oua scattertnin'' and a rlftl. of her older :ilater l4'ndl ~· f . , In an oxdualwlDtervlew with iJPJ Lud .....ed her ..... of THOROFARE )'Olinger 111)'1 and her DIWfound Jl)llloaophy once e-ed b)' AblpU Aduna: ".Lite Ia for 1hoae who Jove.••· &,ping • .... drink In tho tl1lni a- oolarlum of tho Wlllte HOUle thai Ulod IAl he her ,• 1f2.Gal. With ·"'-reereotl,on......,Lud'o ' ' Pkg. blue &yet aparidtd with exelt&- ;!JIOIII u ohe ll(bod out aplnat bar pet peeva- "IabelL • AI lht ';>:t . " ' ~.. ,. pull~ Rlnc Pull "Laholo All FIIYira T•• wltlt lew exceptions - and none the country. Hero oloo Ia a eandldete for . 10 llwp ao this - baVe l)lldod Presldenllal eampalcnlns lor at lust 1 cenluey, So far ho)'and thooe all.t<>o-relaxod limite Ia he &QID& Indeed, that a parollel with .tho lourth.parV tactics of H~ A. Wallace of 20 years qo eamot he objeetlvol,y denied Hero Is a·rAJIII!ttat.for Preo- Band Contest Will Feature ldent proclaiming an l!Jiontlon, In Ute middle of Ute most delleate and tombor prellmlnal')' neaotlaUono wltlt the Communist enemlea, to liP to Parts to treat 'I. " .... • >'. ~' II .. •• .,.. .>.t .. . ~-,t ~·~tl· be terribly eollftnlng. A ,lot o! poople Jllllntelnod I ~a.. a olbllng r1,..ey with 1.7111!1 (thrao ftUI llldor). To· my Wt hove IICil 'l'bey . . l4'ndl :•!( _..,_ ·, ·• - :1; ... • . Opening Night '"'uil &eeml llow, You may ouecead with lnol:hor blcnr, wl-··· aettle, that lo to eay, for ....... diUonal a~rr-r. That MeCarthy I• lll¥1ng vlolble encouragemont to tho COnummlot olde to make no conceaalon whatever 11 unar(lU8ble, That he lo again providing an analoSY with HODI'l' Wallace of two decades ago Is scarcely leaa 10, For he Is helng caught up In the more lrrosponalblo olo. ganlzing of his own cause and Ia becoming more and more Ute captive of hla own extremlota. And, as with Wallace, what had personally with Utern over the begun as an el!ort to alter Amerbead of the United States IJ1Yican policy by resJJODsfble means Is rapidly hecornlng an effort to ornment. Thlo Ia without exam- ust 6-10. Groups !rom throughout West alter Uta~ pollcy by means of a ple. Actually, It would ba close Virginia and ldjolni~ states are sheer Balkanization of American to an lndlelllble oftonoo under Invited IAl compele tor $400 In politics. the Logan Act forbidding prlvate cash prizes and the J:ltle of West meddling by unauthorized porVlrlllnla State Champloo, accord10111 In forolin conferences, but ing to Dayton C. Raynes, cllairfor two etreurnstancea, man. The ftrat Ia that Mccartll)', of The event will be staged at 8 course, dlaawwa allY papose p.m., Aug. 6 with a Orst prize or $250j second place winner ..UI receive $100 and third wUl get ~0. Entry lonna l"'Jo' be obtalnO:i! b)' wr!Una Dayton C. Jlaynes, Mason, w. va.' ' GALLIPOLIS- New booko r.,_ DQ Ro7 Acuff, this year's feature lo&ood b)' tho GoUla COUnt,y DloliA7 ~ wllllllve matljlee and trlct Library oo' Jtq!O 27, IN'' eWniitl: perrorrnances ori AUillst Fletlcm: Myn Brecklnrldge, b)' 10. Gore Vidal; Topaz. by Leon Urlsi Footsteps on Old Floors, by Thomao ll Raddall; and Tile Tra vols ot hlaudle Tljlata!!, b)' Margaret Forster. when I told her I like to road NON-FICTION: All tho Things historical novels. We Were, by Louise 'I'Inneri 'lbe ."We all do this to each other. PT. PLEASANT - Clarence Crime of Mary SWOr~ b)' George You like yaur lmap IAl be favorable but you like lt to he Anderson, local marqer of the ThoiniOil; Beyond Belief, by Em1l lnle and not a bunch of United Fuel Gas Compaey, wao WWiams; Letlera to Philip: on b)' CharUe malark;y.,. Installed this week •• president how to treat 1 W. Shedd; Glaas in the Modern Te solulion? Lucl aays "Don't ot tho Point Pleaoant Rotary World, by F. J. Terence Maloney, Club. bitch lhout lt. Solve lt." Inatllleclaa vice president was uid Patriotic Poems America In tho nearly ftve yoare her Bc:b Butcher ard secretary-treas- Loves, by Jean Anne Vincent. father hu been Pi'ooldent, Lucl hal elalk8d up a lew llllloo- w-er, Dr. Jim Moore, was com- . . She Jllll ~n~rrled to mencled for his continuing five Patrick J, Nugent ol Waukegan, year oorvlce IAl the club. Now Dl, now an airman on duty in directors are James McCCIIlb, PT. PLEASANT - T h e VIetnam. She had a l>&b)' son- Cbarlta Llnhlm, Rl,ymond MllsPoint Pltaoant High School Jil'IVB and Jabn Cooper. Patrick Lyndon, a year old. lindu&Una class or 1964 will Trimmed Doim hold a clance on Jucy 6 at Ute She hao trlnunod cla!m frolll a BATEY ASSIGNED Shrine Club begtnnlngat 8:30 ll•e 10 to I size 3 and Ia '-Y NEW HAVEN- Army Private p.m. that her mother, Lady Bird, First Claao Gary F. Boley, 20, Admlsoloo wW bu ~ per lblnks ohe - · I few mUk oon or Mr. and lira. PhD Boley, llhakoo to IIU her out more. She 6th St., New Haven, waa aaolgrlo couple and $3 alnalo. Tho mOIIOY lo fo be sent to Elaine aoos for mlnl-<nt>d faohlooa and ed Jone 8 to TrOop K of the lith Grimm, 2,312 Mt. Vel'IIOII A..,. lo 1111 on white soeklnga. Armored C&nlry Reslrnent'o nuo or Mike Durfee, t3 BurOnce lrrapreaolble, she It 3rd Squadron oear Calq> Iliad<· quieter """• mare phUosophlcal horoe, Vlelnllll. Pvt. Boley' a AddiUOIL but Just u alTeetlonate and wlte, Hehorta, Uvea oo 7th St. oui&Oing. In Naw Riven. PT. PLEASANT - A country am weBtern band contest wUl be featured oo the opening nlgjlt of the Mason County Fair Aug- County Library Releases Ten •• a bookwonn. UnW aho met Georp Hamilton, aho ,... coDVLDced she waa. BoUevod PublleiQI "I Wll laholod II I domosU· eall,y oriented person. Peq>le tllougl1t ,I ns a dii!HI11111, pretty, but frivolous and acottorbralood. Even I hoeame eonvlneod. We are Ukol,y "' believe"our own pulllleiQI. ~ 4 Fortunltely.'' she conUnued, "we discovered I Mel ID 1)'8 problem llllxod dominance) and allernrdo my atudleo hepn IAl ~ ''I mlslrt taoll,y hove turned Into I hlppio. I did not letl at home. I Wll onl,y 16 when I wont to Uve In tho White Houao. That's aw!UII,y )'OUIW to be eiiiiJ)Ired on· hqw I lived up "' my responaibUlt,y." I even hid to ccmvlllce llll' mother I wun't a Oibbei'QI· llbbe~" Luel llld. "She lhlnkl I watch TV all the Ullle or play with dop. She wu IUrPrloed AJ all of •• ~· 11&1'11; Keep on 1ltll'ldng, lboulh thoJIIICO Moraovor, IDd more Import- actually to une.,uate." T 11 e Preol- ouaoatln& llaln In antly, McCartltj'o eeneral llhe oecond and more aperlllvo cir- Ute mldclle of ofllelal attempto em forolin polley and nolably an cumstance It lhat nobo<I.Y In IIIU' "' oustaln some Amerleaa barUte VIetnam war hao 10118 IInce event, of. eourae, Ia going W tey pining power in Paria, that the paoaod the bcomcla of that ele- "' proaeeute a ...,.orM politic- u American people" m1&bt well m81Ur)' reotralnt for tho like ian who would at once cl')' mar.. -from· for • one-sided VIetnam- might of basle naUonal lnloreot which cyrdom trom every hullllnB In II New Books White;&IJASe Years VRIJliPP~ an For President's Daughter Luci ' 11-oz. Cans lhrUI - · not al .. _ ..... within the reoponolble two .part. syotem but rather ol a vthomeal "cruu.deu In whlch thoU who _ , . the SoMtor areldontlllod not olmply •• adVorllrleo but 11 blmdtnomlll. When the MeCartl!,yltes llln a stele convention b)' whatevortacUci, IIIIo well and 800d and)loUee Ia oorvod. When Ute:r looe, thi.Y deelarolhtmoel\ooo delrailded and latolorably Ul..,aod. "' a ...,.d, thll!' lht>WM!acceptancool all tho mrmal moehanlcooflll..,_ and.Qko In dolepte bulltlni when, and onJ,y - . Utili' are an Ute talclng end. Too, McC&rlll)'"aowneiiJIIPII8n rhotarle, wllon - f o r It actually eayo rather than lor the decopUvoi.Y loW-VOiced a n d ureaaonable" tones In wbleb It lo JIUI. Ia moot bitterly dlvlolvo, oven by tho hlshl1 toloranlltllnd· ards of a l'OilJh pme. In his prl11181')' eoiUolons with Son. Robert Komod;r, for example, &1Mecart!IY was harBb beyond rood;!' example, lhoaptherels, olnce the tragic aaaasatnat:too. a dilf90s1Uon IAl forge( Utla faet. A look Back ••. in Anger .SQ ZO.I •• C&rlhf eampai8hl1 talclng ""lite 832,142 Worth of Gary Park Goes To Washington Pf. PLEASANT- Gary Park, soo ot Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Park, Masoo Blvd., wUI he In Wubirvtoo this week as a winner of eo-.euman Ken Hechler's Week In Wuhlngton conteot. Gary Ia the second wlmor from Paint Pleaoant IAl make the all-<~xpense paid trip In this year's priJ81'lln. The llrat ,... Jooeph Head, sm a1 Mr. and !Ira. C. L. Head, who headod the llrst delegation of boyo thla sum- mer. Gary wW travel IAl Woahlngtoo with four ather llimoro, and ..UI atlend Congrosoloaal c:ommltleo hearings and the de-• on the House IDd Seoate fioor&i meet govommontal offtclalo and work part limo In Hop. Hechler'' offtee. '\ .'' CAMPFIRE '· MARSHMALLOWS THOROFARE • HEINZ ALUMlNUM FOIL RELISHES ,. .. . ,,- ~ /'/ ·..' ~:." ~I ' 1-lb. Pkg. 12" • 25' Roll 11-oz. Jar 4-Kipds ' I ' POMEROY - !day 1968 Alii ot Series E & H United States Sa'Yinga Bond a and Freodml Sllar· eo In Ohio were $26.6 IIIIUion. Tile slllte attained 37.8 parcent ot Its annual Ales quota May 31 with Band and FreodCIIl Share Ales totaling $139.7 miUioo lor the ftrst tlve mcmtlto. Sales of $32,142 In May were reported by Thoodcn T. Reed, Jr., Melp c.unty VolunteorSev· trw• Bonds Chairman. The councy reached 43.1 percent of Ita yearly sllea goal tbo end ofMiy. toro did not lreow wlian 11111 wore &01111 IAl 10 or IJIIir wore auppoood to do: Utq llllilply wanted to protest ... Alllloo ' the:r accepted the poared .. the:r alcmc. . . In tho abtooce ot par.W - -•*• court•. :-.- .<:· Here is what you, the American taxpayers. have authorized your JOftrDJDeDt !0 Jiw or "loan" toothernatioal, 194S through 1966. ThiJ wu DOt to win the wu (you bad olnody paid lor tho~ roo) but since the S..Ond World War'o end. And if you think it might have been an inv.,tment in the futwe, look down the list and ,.. how many dependable f..u.ds you OlD find. Yet we ore still giving billioDJ- billions we haveo't go~ billioDJ we have ro borrow (and poy inlelelt 011) 10 give away1 billions we desperately need at home. Here are the amouo... What h., it all accomplishedl '""1 - ce)'lon . C;rprua . I ,OOUOO.ODO 111.000.1100 G....,.. India . Iran . . Iraq . . hu.el . .......... ....... .......... CHehol)oVIkla Denmark . . . l:aat Germany . Ftnlend . J'ranee . . UOI.tOO.OOO Gernumy (J'ederal Republic) . . . UIUOD.OOO liUOO,oGO Berlin ·.._ It.lly . Malta . .... ,............ ............. Norway Pollnd . PctrtUC•I ., TurbJ Yemen . . . . . Centn.l Treat)' OrpnlutLon . , 101.000,000 ............. LMUOO.OOO rJIJOO.ODO Colombia . CoN JUca . Cuba . De~andmg Milk P~otectio1;1 fa WASiliNGTON (IJPI) - C.. ·.. ~. "Ia a IA>reoemble ants hu been ulred to lntor-· lllllk or dalr1 proc1. In Jilt pro- ueti,.'• . "to. RJO tho w 0 r d teet mnk frOm tho c..,....tlGn ''milk" In lhidr names or oo of e""'*'dYoi.Y ..,. and their Jill!~ Neither could dl-r produeta. . he ell~ "" 11117 dairy proc1. A bill b)' Rep. Samuel s. lido counters olrroeery otoreL Stratton, • N.Y., . .....d pro. StrattaD acknowlodpd t h r t ·.,..d,. or p~ hlo but ht slid lillY .~ perloetJni, and whom ,be = ""= .. . . . . . Dominl~n 40 Slates Act Compod~ p~ do not now c1a1ni a •J&nlllcont ohare ol tho mUk ~n~rlool, Abollt to atateo prohibit tho Ale of ftlled 1111111, and lmlllltl"" mUk It We~ In li'OIIIId 1&. Aqdttl-.ll,y, · tho lleillth ~bipJMIU Sorilce torbJ4t Publle lntorolllte of · lllled.lllllk.. ~·· ehalllplons; , thi •Willd._, Illite . , Jut '1lold Vietnam , . UIO.lOCIMO Burm• . . . 110,tiii,GDO Cv.atemala ~amatct . • • lAw . . ~~~=-.. lb'\IJE1U blanl!l • nuoa,ooo lOiaD.GIO l'lnl . . . m.IOO... 8\ll'blaftl. . . . lCI,lOOMO Jrlftldld and Tobqo U.ICID,OOII ~ . UUIII,OCII Venuuela . -..oo.ooo CXher WHt Ind. In I,'tOt,., ••• ' a.rruao.a U'ft.'JOD.oeo 471,400.- 'lll.IOO.OOO ~--ISUOO.OOO P&rqua)' . ...,_ MO. . . . Thailand .· . . . , _.... &ut AIIIRqJonal 11.100.000 +t.JII,(II;ID Peuna , . ..a::::: ICon& 141,000,000 •,IIIIJXIO . Mexico . Nk:aral\lf, ln81ldbtrlt»uttd . 1......,000 IM.IIOO.OOO 171.1111.000 lOUOO,oaD llii,IIO,tlOO IUOO.IOD 111....,000 OuJan.a. lloJU . . Jlonduru . cambodia . . . • :Mt,IGI.OOO Chlnl (atpublk of) 4 . - . - . - lndon..W . Japan. . • u.mo.eoo RepV.bllc .,,100,000 lcuador El Salvtdor .......... . 41-.000 Ar1enUna 711.1100.000 Bollvll. . . . . 4111,11)0,000 BruU . UII,TOO.OOO Brttiah Kondun• • UOD.OIICI Chile . l,MUOO,OOO Brltllh Solomoa Canada 73.300.000 1.039,100,001 Near r.ut and South Aa!a a.pou.l J.OU.300.000 t.O. . . . l*nda . . Tonp blind .. Republic (ii'.Opt) 1,131,300,000 . . I'I,TOD,JII Trult Territoriel o! tbe Paetr.e llllandJ . .,400MO On the Farm Front: the ·stratton Bill . 81,100,000 9'7.100.000 1,0'19,100,000 209,100,000 United Arab 1141,100,011 011,101).(1110 Spain . sweden . . United Klnldom U.S.S.R. . . . Yuaodavla . Europe RellOMI 571,100,000 S.udl Arable. Syrian Arab RepubUc . 1,100,000 l,t'lO,tDO,OOO . Netherlands . 1(11,100,000 J,lOUOO.OOO . P&klatlln . 1411.100.000 Ireland ., . • Nept,l . ,,,.land ua.ooo.ooo Jorden . IAbanon 11.100.000 Hunpry 144,400,01111 101,100,000 lUOO,OOO Ul$.400,000 i,'llt,JOO,OOO IJihen~ . Albanla , , . • ' .,,400,000 Awtrlai 1,111,000.000 Belgium· New ZMiaDCI or Ir''::;~:~~;;~~:;: ,... of tho ...., ....., _ ....... (and getting worse) AI.IRralia . . . -·Jill "' ..... Many ... .,..,... Luxemboura: . r earn• aert111 tho foiiCIIIInl Jllftgraph whleh I I - lltoraiiJ Jumped oft tho II me: mletthey attaekod - · · WU '1'llo policeman In his · uniform I aymbol .,, And 10 , _ lilt law the poU.ee stetfm• and the )silo ... All thtoo ,... IJIIIbol• ol bated ~ ... tbey were attacked." Doeo tills _ . . . IAl l > o tblng one mlilltbaVoreadlnTtme VISIT HERE - or Newowoak - or tho dllb' POMEROY- Mr. and Mrt. - - ? N o t ao. 'l'llo-18 WWiam Nt110 and cllllclr011, frOhl a Utled '"l''lo llullaa lllell, Jim, And;!', Sand,y, a D d RevoluU..." - b)' AIID David of Bollofontalno, - • re- bead. Tho inddeat deterlbod oecent vlaiiAlra of hla parento, Mr. currod In March, 11117. - . and !fro. V. S. Ntaoe, N - ber - It CAN . _ bani SetUomanl. l..UO F. Fultl J, ~' 110 lll&bl'olnero.f' Oblo 157111 Juno 26, 11188 Dear Sir: Rotary Installed .·~~ · POTATO ,~·>1 --'· No wonder we're broke! w......, > STATe 'l' -'1 11'1 tblnp -that you (flit FrodJaekaoo 15# Diamond 91. New President of BERRY'S WORLD ' • So etlclt to tho lllht -1'1'1... hardest hit, While readiDIIutOYIIIIDI. Bonds Sold in May ot ~ -· · . Latln Anulrk!a . .,_ .......... . 1'11--.... Alltrla • . • hruncl1 . . . Canwoon Central African T,tOD.OII ~,. Cluo"rb"'. : : . Canto (Bra:uavUle) COilfO (KinllhaM) Dabomey . Ethloplt. . • Gabon • • • Gambia . . Ghlna . . • Guinlll . . • lv017Cout . .......... Ker~¥a , • , Liberia . • . JJ.bya . . . . . M•lapqllepubUc Malt.wt . . . . . Mall, Bepubllc of • Kaurltanla Morocco . . NJaer . . . Nlprla . . Rwandll Senepl . . .. Sierra Leone . somau Republk •south Afrbl RepubUeof . , Soutbera Bbodelll SUdan • • • ...... . ,.._,. .. ........ .. UJUda . . UpperVoltll . Zl.mbla . . , lut Afriell Rellooal "='USAID/ Aftica ltetlona1 Non........,...lTotal . . ·. • .....• • _, , ;€~·. "·'.... ...,. on .....- •s••,.,._u1 ,.,- �.·Sets·:. R':·· ,, . ·'; ' ;: - ''\L ' ;. .. ' ' Wke ' WASHINGTON <UPO ,:._ •Epste~Jl hll a two-....Vm;r ~ Frank• Howanl .set 10 ~lub reeord. by hitting the tOOth ~ 6i bla career wltl>; Wasb111810il SOIQI\o cit.Y po..eri1111 the Senators to an 8-2 victory over the Cllllor!U AD&olf, · '· Epoteln hit his sec<lllll homer I~ ao many gam eo and fourth , of tho oeaaQI) ""'r a ol._.e by Howanlln the fifth lml,.lo gho lllo·Sonatoro a 6-llosd and Holi·. erd connected lor his j5th 01 the aesoon 1VIth none on 11\ th6 sixth. Both blows ;ere oil reliever Jim Wl"'ver 0 who took over alter Sommy Eiliswastagged!orthree runs in tour Innings. hi' ' . c.,rwot. ·'· "'· no ICnJIOr eo., ,. . . 11111'\111 . . rltM .. limit . .J.IIitt. h 'l-. \ 11 y ·- v., ~···e·~ M:L!C.......... . .... Redeem Week No.5 Summer Stamp Festival Coupoll8 For 4()() EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS ,..... ,... ............... ...... c..-....... ~ ewce.. P.rll, .......... .....,.,., ... o-w ....,... s.La;Jid .,. DMia 7/6/68 ...... ,,.,... - Legs ---- .. 55c ttnr•All- Bologna _ ._ 49c · Weiners _ .. 59c ...... ., 2Ya.ftl. ..... Florida --~- CWpttoob Elcp. 7/6/68 Roll Roast Full ..... Hilt lmllll. ........... ,..._ Ham ---- .. Picnics -- .. 43e a. -K-- .,.._ _. Kroger Turkeys va.n. ·Meat -·---- 10 ~ a...._.., ..... ' •I- 'I ' Rogal Co~rt FlneChiM urr WIIK II'ICIM. ON 1'111 ' Graebner, pltylng some of the beilt tennis ol his llle, beatslxthaeeciod Manuel Santana ol Spain, tile 1966 champl~ . by 9-7, 6-2, &-1. Edlelaen, vittuallyoverlook· eel on the lf,S. team, came back from }:brink ol de!eat to oust 14th • eeded Cll!! Drysdale ol SOUtJ;l . ca g..7, 4~6, 1--6, 6-4, UniverMJl Hlltor11 Boob ..... ..,.,99e ' -Clio . . Vel. Nt. IJ \'• ...... Jtwl Bacon --····· ... -~ -.... -- " •' "' Ooolo Perch -WIIIIt . Ice Cream. $1 Dennis Ralston o! BakersOeld, C&IIL, and .Earl Bucholz of St. Loula, Mo., and amateur Arthur Ashe ol RlchJIIO!Id[ va. Thlrd-aeeded Nancy Richey o! Sin Angelo, Tex., Mary Ann Eisel of Sl Louis and Stephanie Deftna ol Holbwood, FIL, led ' ' '' ' Middleport :n IUIItMFfavlni . Cream Pies •• K-."- • TUPPERS PLAINS - Ronnie Qonch led Rick Van Matre com· blned to toss 1 three-hitter as Middleport rCIIIped to a 7-1 win ·oitr Eastern Friday a!ternoontn 'pony Lel&ue play. ~-~t .,; _ ,v-;.'6 . p ' Lemonade • 10 $1 Gets 7•1 Win In Pony· Play .... -·---- ..... $1.79• ' ~ $1 K"""' . ... '-N,; Co~e ,(lleese """ ....... l .... .. .;.~: ~a Cloncht atarter for tbe wlRP wor!Cid the flrst four in- ner., .. ,L ~ ~ _10;,!1. IIIJWa led permitted Eastern no bits. Vaa Matre gave up sl._.es to Demla Elchi,.er, Senders and l!:l!:a llj)bl)y Ctlilwiou. . ·: IQdtileport hittera were Dave ~. single and double and BUI .Vaughan, I{IJI Matre and Clonch, ""'h a single. · '· Jlin Amobary started on the 'imooecl ~:or· Eastarn led was ro,lievecl b,y ·El<hlnger In the sixth. ·' 'irho Eaotern pitchers cOJI!blned , · IG lan live ln4 walk COor llhlle 'Midt!lepof\ mooeclsmen atruck .aut ave and booed but I'll" free Bread -·---- 5 ::0$1 w-. ' l'llp. 7/6168 ..... .,Alii] ... "Pienic' Specials" ..., __ K--_.. .......... ., --··--·- All ........ DrWio Big K -··---·- 10 --- Paper Plates ~ I Drinks Catsup ------- 5 ::.0$1 l'llp. 716168 ''· 2 --- ,.... 19c ~...... jor -- - Towels $1 ......" - - TEAM Vpge~OI~ ' ' .... PIQII18 • .. 29e Grape& .-·, .. .39e ~ Cal.... ; Peaches 4 ... 79e Oranges .~.69c ' 7 •••••• a •••.•••. 0 . 8 . ........ L 0 1 2 3 Vlaton ••• ·'·I· 3 t •. ' . ..• 1 : ' • . •• ... . 1 I " 1\ESULTS: .7 . ........... . Peas ·-···-··' 8- J'"" . I <Bidwell • • . • • • • • • . • • 6 •I MVUI' Jets , .o , , , , • 5 '.,'~vUie Sllllljl'~ • . , • • 4 ···~- .. loll«<ttoo Coff~ --····· Cllllatllle ....... ,.... ·Chettdre • ' • • ••••••• - ' w (Jelllllll..., 110,11\ 2 ... ~ ~~ OIUO VALLEY LEAGUE nour --------- 89c ( . .... '· Flour -·-·---·- .... ................. "' Exp, 7/61111 .......... e.. & Dacaralu - In·~=~· ·The photo, ohove lett, shows Gl.oeckner and Boyd · ' to put the large tagged ftsh in the water and tho ~r Ia o! Gloeckner and WUI!ams polnUng -to tho location 91 oear the dam wJtere it departed. Similiar c~ests to catch ••old Blue.. are beirv held at several other state lakes. The poroon catchill( the fish. at Forked Run La~1 I~ to cixrtact WUllams. I . · the u.s. women contingent as thoy adWiced to the third round. Playing in the aun tor the first ttme in this weather • plagued tournament, Ashe took out SWeden's big ~ servins Ove Bengfloo ton U-9, 6-4, 6-1, whlle Ralston dispoSjOd oC Jose Edison Man. dotlno ol Brazil 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 led Buchholz boat long-haired Torben Ulrich or Demnark 5-7, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. Ashe wllllace delendlng cham· pioe John Newcombe of Australia in Mondl)''s fourth round. Edlersen must face Ra,y MooreofSOuth Africa, who peat third seeded Andrea Gtmenco '01 Spain in live . seta Saturday, Other pairings have Ralston meedng Alex Met· revelll or Russia, Graebner facIng Fred Stolle o! Australia, and Buchholz opposing Bob llewltt oC SOuth Africa. Graebner made short work of Slntana. It was no conte.'\t after the first set. And, Graebner gave much o! the credit to teammate Charles PasareU's upset ot Santana in the nrst round at laat year's Wimbledon when the Span-lard was de!endl~ champion. ''Charles used the big pm.e to boat him last y"r led I decided to eJ11.l)loY slmUar tactics," Graebner said. "They came oft 1 never had played Manuel in match play before, lut when I heard him ask for salt tablets in the second sel I lett I had him. I felt fresh, so if he was trying to psyche me, it back.. fired." The bespectacled American served very well and used his long reach to pick up some of Santana's finely angled volleys, while he hit outright winners on S&ntana's smashes. Graebner, rated fourth among U.S. amateurs, was in trouble only once. That was when he was 15-40 and &.7 on service in the first set Santana nettedweakl,y and lobbed oot to lose hoth set poJnta and was never In the match after thaL :AI::.t"~~~r:;~~:.~.:.~ 100-6 Longshot Wins Derby '.' ' -... '. ,, . ............... ..... c.o,. .......... .. . •. lb • Sausage -·-·· 5 quarts .' Bacon ------- Tomato Juice • 4 .... $1 .... £2 ... ·~· . iJ' Wlloll or HIM ~ ......... Canned Hams _ ... $2.59 ... $3.99 .. 79c Ceu•£ t WIMBLENOON, E._.led (UPO -:"Clark Graebner otNewYork ab:t Tom Edlesen or Berkeley, Callt, two'"'. \JD,aeeded amateurs, scored a pair or atuming upsets Slturday to lead& nv....an Am· otlean chard Into tile fourth roond of the Wimbledon Tennis Chaa)plonahlps. • • ·-'~ WIIIIIONII I to ,..._ ~ 101111.1$1 1011011 _..,_ Breasts ~-:" 59c 9tJ.m. • 9 p.m. lb. , . . . ,,.,... . . . QI. . . UPJ Sports Writer Saucer ... S9c ' BretJIIt Fryet:S __ .. 37c Fryers •••. 39c 2 pkaiL Leg or ....... """"~..... BY :i.!D<E HUGHES Open Wed.,'lulgl Quarter;·. Fryers , .~ 'ltiRN OLD HttiE LOOSE ~ A 20 Pound, '~~!~> 'eat!lah was turned loose last week at Forked Run Laic) In1olelgs Count,y and tho (lsherman who catches him will be the ro;. '. ~eJt..¢ 'n~,<~nslve .r~ and reel set, courtesy or Gloeck.. ner•a Ri•tautant ln Pomeroy. ~part tn the ceremonies were ,J.. illoo<kner, the oponsor; Jerry llo)'d, ftsh produc. . liOn forlmlln :OC the Athena Fish Monagement Section and l)on WUnlllio, game pl'Otector lor the Ohio Diviolon of WUdllle Upsets Scored By Amateurs WILL BE op~ ·, JULY 4th 9a.m.~ , ., 7 1 · ·,.,,. THE CURRAGH, !relied (UI'O - Rlbero, a 100 to 6 longahot, overtook ta vored Sir hor in the stretch Satunlay to win the Irish Derby and record one of the most astonlshin8 upsets In the history of the event. Rtbero, el\l)el'tl,y handled by Jockey Leater Pigott, who also won the derby a year ago aboard Rlbocco, Ribera's b r o the r, caught the tiring Sir lvclr with two fUrlong& len and pulled away to a two-length victocy. The victory was worth $131,· 796 in first prize money to owner Charles Englehard ot New York. France's Val D-Aoste, also 10()..6, was third in the field ofl4 3-year-olds, followed by Laud&· mus of Ireland. 11 1 am absolutely shocked and surprised myself.'' said Pigotl "I was gohlg very well l,ying in their place when I saw Sir Ivor going by. I thought that was that, hot then to my astonishment I saw Sir lvor coming back to me. What happened? Whocanguess?'' Ironically, Piggott had bnoted Sir Ivor to victory in the English Derby and 2,000 Guineas earlier this year. It was Piggott's third success in the l'h mile event since the race was inaugurated as th8 Irish Sweeps Derby in 1962. The 14 horses carried the hq)es of lucky ticket holders In the Irish Hospital sweepstakes which boasts cash prlzes totaling $6 million. Sir Ivor•s owner Raymond Guest, retlred American Ambas~ sador to Ireland, could only say after the race, "I am certainly very disappointed.'' Until the last two furlongs, the race seemed to be going as expected Cor Sir Jvor. He began slowly as expected, being 12th ated from the British Women's for the first few furlof€s. He then began to come slowl,y through Amateur Go!! Champlonahlps. Min Hamlin, at 19 the young- the center until he moved in est member of the U.S. squad, front with two Curlongs.left. got the larthesl in the lnternadonal maetbeloreScottlsh houso- Adams Is Named To "ilo, Mrs. Belle Robertson deleated tile Fresno, Clllt, tee ... ager to make sure the trophy Hall Of Fame Board would not cross the Atlantic. Mrs. Robertson ousted Miss CANTON (UP0-K.S. "Bud'' Htmlln in the querterOnals 2 Adams Jr., owner of the Housand I. Earl,ler In the day Mrs. ton OUers, has been elected to Robertson holed a nine-hole putt the board of trustees or the. Pro.. on tho lut hole to boat Mrs. lessione! football Hall ol Fame Anne Welts ol Mouiot Vernon, here. Wash., one..up. His election was anrounced Americans Eliminated WALTON HEATH; England (UPO - Young Sholly Htmlln lost In the quarterfinals led U.S. Curtis Clip teammstes Mrs. Anne Welta led P"88)' Conley fell one rwnd osrllor SaturdaY aa tile trio o{ Americans were eUntn- Syracuse, Pomeroy . Triumph Howard, whose homer went Into the le!t field bullpen, Is the first player to hit 100 h<111ers for the "opansion" senators. Howard also drove tn a run with a sacriftce fly in Ute first inning after Ed Stroud singled, std.e second arxl condnued to third when catcher Bob Rodgers threw wUd 1111<> center field. SAN FRANCISCO <UPo'-Gary 'Nolan, luii.Y rec...,red !run arm trouble, bole ked hlo rour.llltpltefl. IJW Sltunlay wttl> a tl>r•run ho• mer tl>at helped corry the Cl,;. - Meigs' Ani+ .wltl> clmad Reo!• to a 5-e victory qwr · bolseball..~ I~ . · the San Fnnclsco Glar4 · ·. plaflng wlthoul lllree•,r~~. ·~. The sloclcy rlghtl>ander, ·whq ..,. l~s, 1su!!e~ Its llrst.IO!iseo". :'!;Gill ~oj&er .... started the sosson al the ljodo' '· of 1!1!> · ,..,.. Slturd&Y ~iioi.Ss · To!nPI club In tho Florida Slate 1 "~'\"' Jn;, 7-4 and S-3 ·~·~ . ~·!Ill•· LeagUe beeauoe olarm nlloerl08, bY.~ootll. , teed oH lor blo llrat major leaNow 1-2-1 overall! Meli~ . !,':!,~ guo , h<111er In the ..venth lpnlng loat tho llrst game In ·u .1"" ·gl""e·,..Iller Toliuny Helinsi!Oubledwlth nl,.s when Portsmouthtall•ed tiio oot · led Woody WOOtwanl three markero In the top or nlo Ault, • •IJ!iile• drew tnlntenUonai !Yalk. · tho lith. Hill Moore started Me)gs p!Qa Athens 1\o l Nolen then stepped 'ui> witli an lor Meigs and was relieved doobleheader at Alheaa tailor • .083 batting avenge leddrUled by Jon Rothgeb in the eighth at1p.lll, · , :~), a 2-2 pitch frOm lo.dng solithp&w, .::::::::::::::;::::::~::;:::;:;:~;.;::~:.:::::::::::~:::::~:::::::::=:::::".x:::::::::::~:;o;:;:?.::;,..;w.::::~~ l!aJo Sadeckl over tho righl cen. terfteJd barrier to_anap a scoreless deadlock. Pete Rose added a two .. run single in the hinlh, his third hit of the game, after Nolan beat out an infield hit to lead the bases. Sadeckl again had IntenWe are m.l:IKm~ an eUort him at about 120 miles per tionally passed Woodward to get to locate the owner of the hour. at Nola~ Buick Opel mentioned in This really took tile mao Cin. the following report. 0 m the Eldorado b7 AlfIt seems thAt an Opel l:lnse and when be arrived bearing an Ohio license m Cleveland he drove . Uf plate ran out of sasoline to the first Buick Opel about 20 miles from Codealer to trade in hil new lumbus. and finally a long, Eldorado Convertible for low Mertedes stopped to one of those brand new ap. a!:k him tC he could help. e1 Kadetws. Philadelphia ... 33 34 . 493 9 He fortunately had a tow Although the rod in his car and agreed New York •.... 35 37 .486 91h wasn't exact!)' too sunrt. 1o tow him into Cleveland. 00, as business h1id 6en Pittsburgh •••. 34 36 .486 !llh BefQre starting up, howve~~ good that woek be did Chicago . • ..• 32 41 •438 13 ever, he advi.sed the i'ellow think It • little Oclci llld Houston ••.. . 31 42 .425 14 in the Opel that he was in· lt~ed the man why"P dined to do a lot of speed· saturday's Results 1'hJ cllstomer replied ing, and although he would "On my way intu \OW'Il on Chicago 10 St. Louis 8 !ry to keep it down, he SUf!:· tbat nat stretch, I wu io. Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0 gested that the fellow 1J1 ing about as fast o I coUld New York at Houston, night the Opel blow his horn if and a Mercedes ~·ent by me he was going tO() tast. Or Atlanta at Los Angeles, night going to beat the devil. even blink his lights, &5 Ttut didn't. particularly boPittsburgh at Philadelphia, night maybe he couldn't hear the lher me. but right on h1t Sunday's Probable Pitchers hom. tail was an Opel who WU All Times EDT So they ambled along at ,:;:uing just aa fut, but 10 <~. pretty good nu~ and pretSt. Louis, Carlton 8-3, at Chi .. .-tam mad at the Mercedel, 1 ty soon an Eldorado con. cago Hands 6-5, 2:15p.m. he was blowill&' bls ~ vertlble passed them bott' anti even blinkinl hU. lilbtl Cincinnati, Culver 5-8, at san . going about 95 miles per trying to get the fellow ·,fo Francisco, ~cCormick ~10, 4 hour. Tb.is made t.he fellow move over 90 that be eould p.m. in the Mercedes mad, and pass him.'' so he took out and passed New York, Seaver 6-S at Hous-ton Cuellar 5--3, 3 p.m. Atlanta, Reed 8-3 at Los Angeles, Grant 2-3, 4 p, m. "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" Pittsburgh, Veale 5--7 at PhiladelUPPER RT. 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO phia, James 0-3, 1:35 p.m. · ;t SMITH SEEKS· OPEL OWNER d..._ American League StaOOings By United Press International Night Games Not Included W. L. Pet. GB Detroit .•••• 47 26 ,644 MiMe sOUl . , . 38 33 , 535 8 Cleveland .... 40 36 .526 ~;, Oaklled . ..... 37 34 .521 9 Baltimore •.. 36 34 ,514 91/2 Calit .• ·•••• 36 37 .493 II Huston ....... 34 36 .486 u•;, New York ..... 31 38 .449 14 Chicago ...... 30 39 ,435 IS Washington ... . 27 43 .386 18'/, Saturd&)''s Results Washington 8 C&li!ornia 2 Cleveland 8 Boston 1, 1st Cleveland at Boston, 2nd, night O.kland ai NY, 2, twi-light-night Chicago at Detroit, night Minnesota at Baltimore, night SundaY's Games All Times EDT Chicago at Detroit, 2:15 p.m. california at Washington, 1:30 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore, 2 p.m .. Oakland at New York, 2:05p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 2 p.m. MoiXla;v's Games Calitornia at Detroit, night Mimesota at Cle\'elancl. night New York at Washington, night Chicago at Baltimore, night Oakland at Boston, night National League Night games not included W. L. Pet. GB St. Louis .• •• 46 29 ,613 AUente ...... 39 34 .534 6 San Fran. • . . . 40 36 ,526 6'h Cincinnati .... 36 37 . 493 9 SMITH BUICK r •••••l••••••l-•l••••••l••l•l••••••l•l•l•••. .• • •. .lll I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I Poly-Foa• • COOLE I I ·~·· ' . A dooble tho IOqe Redleg b.Y hitBrowrunawaa . . ---~~ SAWYER TO SCOVT KANSAS CITY (UP!) - Eddie S.W,.er. former Philadelphia Phillie manager, will be a tullUme scout for the Kansas ~lty Royals ol the American League In 1969. Sawyer ll1lDl80d tllo Philo !rom 1948-1953 and again lor two dt.Y• oC the 1958 1e1aon. .lEN'S ... p. ' "' -l. CooiDrlnb 98C ICE BUCKETS Earl Schriber. Adam& ls the second reDre-. sentatl ve or the American Football League to bO elected to the board. Lamar Hunt ol t b e Kansas Clcy Chiefs was elected earUer this year. · Nadonal Footbllll League rep. resentatlves Include G eo r 1 e Hallas ol the Chlc!OiO Bears led Daniel Rnoney of the Pills· burgh Stealers. Commissioner Pete RozellO Is also a trustee. 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The good old .fasbloned wooden . 6 qf Jtlo~ f$~ 0 DOMI~ICIN 20" Porta•l• Window Ft~ :~,f • • •• : r .;# tWo speeds, safety guards lm.~- '· , Perllltlllently Pressed Dress SlaCks in out, quiet heavy duty motor, reverse by oimply turning che •· TfltY'ri{~'t~rivtr ·Prtst .~W , High air diaplacement 3000 Low dr dtaplacement 1800 c :::p-; f~ fan arOund. 10 ~ Dapvn-30%Wool -~1001 Dkr'onl'polyedir.~O% . ' .95 �.·Sets·:. R':·· ,, . ·'; ' ;: - ''\L ' ;. .. ' ' Wke ' WASHINGTON <UPO ,:._ •Epste~Jl hll a two-....Vm;r ~ Frank• Howanl .set 10 ~lub reeord. by hitting the tOOth ~ 6i bla career wltl>; Wasb111810il SOIQI\o cit.Y po..eri1111 the Senators to an 8-2 victory over the Cllllor!U AD&olf, · '· Epoteln hit his sec<lllll homer I~ ao many gam eo and fourth , of tho oeaaQI) ""'r a ol._.e by Howanlln the fifth lml,.lo gho lllo·Sonatoro a 6-llosd and Holi·. erd connected lor his j5th 01 the aesoon 1VIth none on 11\ th6 sixth. Both blows ;ere oil reliever Jim Wl"'ver 0 who took over alter Sommy Eiliswastagged!orthree runs in tour Innings. hi' ' . c.,rwot. ·'· "'· no ICnJIOr eo., ,. . . 11111'\111 . . rltM .. limit . .J.IIitt. h 'l-. \ 11 y ·- v., ~···e·~ M:L!C.......... . .... Redeem Week No.5 Summer Stamp Festival Coupoll8 For 4()() EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS ,..... ,... ............... ...... c..-....... ~ ewce.. P.rll, .......... .....,.,., ... o-w ....,... s.La;Jid .,. DMia 7/6/68 ...... ,,.,... - Legs ---- .. 55c ttnr•All- Bologna _ ._ 49c · Weiners _ .. 59c ...... ., 2Ya.ftl. ..... Florida --~- CWpttoob Elcp. 7/6/68 Roll Roast Full ..... Hilt lmllll. ........... ,..._ Ham ---- .. Picnics -- .. 43e a. -K-- .,.._ _. Kroger Turkeys va.n. ·Meat -·---- 10 ~ a...._.., ..... ' •I- 'I ' Rogal Co~rt FlneChiM urr WIIK II'ICIM. ON 1'111 ' Graebner, pltylng some of the beilt tennis ol his llle, beatslxthaeeciod Manuel Santana ol Spain, tile 1966 champl~ . by 9-7, 6-2, &-1. Edlelaen, vittuallyoverlook· eel on the lf,S. team, came back from }:brink ol de!eat to oust 14th • eeded Cll!! Drysdale ol SOUtJ;l . ca g..7, 4~6, 1--6, 6-4, UniverMJl Hlltor11 Boob ..... ..,.,99e ' -Clio . . Vel. Nt. IJ \'• ...... Jtwl Bacon --····· ... -~ -.... -- " •' "' Ooolo Perch -WIIIIt . Ice Cream. $1 Dennis Ralston o! BakersOeld, C&IIL, and .Earl Bucholz of St. Loula, Mo., and amateur Arthur Ashe ol RlchJIIO!Id[ va. Thlrd-aeeded Nancy Richey o! Sin Angelo, Tex., Mary Ann Eisel of Sl Louis and Stephanie Deftna ol Holbwood, FIL, led ' ' '' ' Middleport :n IUIItMFfavlni . Cream Pies •• K-."- • TUPPERS PLAINS - Ronnie Qonch led Rick Van Matre com· blned to toss 1 three-hitter as Middleport rCIIIped to a 7-1 win ·oitr Eastern Friday a!ternoontn 'pony Lel&ue play. ~-~t .,; _ ,v-;.'6 . p ' Lemonade • 10 $1 Gets 7•1 Win In Pony· Play .... -·---- ..... $1.79• ' ~ $1 K"""' . ... 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PIQII18 • .. 29e Grape& .-·, .. .39e ~ Cal.... ; Peaches 4 ... 79e Oranges .~.69c ' 7 •••••• a •••.•••. 0 . 8 . ........ L 0 1 2 3 Vlaton ••• ·'·I· 3 t •. ' . ..• 1 : ' • . •• ... . 1 I " 1\ESULTS: .7 . ........... . Peas ·-···-··' 8- J'"" . I <Bidwell • • . • • • • • • . • • 6 •I MVUI' Jets , .o , , , , • 5 '.,'~vUie Sllllljl'~ • . , • • 4 ···~- .. loll«<ttoo Coff~ --····· Cllllatllle ....... ,.... ·Chettdre • ' • • ••••••• - ' w (Jelllllll..., 110,11\ 2 ... ~ ~~ OIUO VALLEY LEAGUE nour --------- 89c ( . .... '· Flour -·-·---·- .... ................. "' Exp, 7/61111 .......... e.. & Dacaralu - In·~=~· ·The photo, ohove lett, shows Gl.oeckner and Boyd · ' to put the large tagged ftsh in the water and tho ~r Ia o! Gloeckner and WUI!ams polnUng -to tho location 91 oear the dam wJtere it departed. Similiar c~ests to catch ••old Blue.. are beirv held at several other state lakes. The poroon catchill( the fish. at Forked Run La~1 I~ to cixrtact WUllams. I . · the u.s. women contingent as thoy adWiced to the third round. Playing in the aun tor the first ttme in this weather • plagued tournament, Ashe took out SWeden's big ~ servins Ove Bengfloo ton U-9, 6-4, 6-1, whlle Ralston dispoSjOd oC Jose Edison Man. dotlno ol Brazil 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 led Buchholz boat long-haired Torben Ulrich or Demnark 5-7, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. Ashe wllllace delendlng cham· pioe John Newcombe of Australia in Mondl)''s fourth round. Edlersen must face Ra,y MooreofSOuth Africa, who peat third seeded Andrea Gtmenco '01 Spain in live . seta Saturday, Other pairings have Ralston meedng Alex Met· revelll or Russia, Graebner facIng Fred Stolle o! Australia, and Buchholz opposing Bob llewltt oC SOuth Africa. Graebner made short work of Slntana. It was no conte.'\t after the first set. And, Graebner gave much o! the credit to teammate Charles PasareU's upset ot Santana in the nrst round at laat year's Wimbledon when the Span-lard was de!endl~ champion. ''Charles used the big pm.e to boat him last y"r led I decided to eJ11.l)loY slmUar tactics," Graebner said. "They came oft 1 never had played Manuel in match play before, lut when I heard him ask for salt tablets in the second sel I lett I had him. I felt fresh, so if he was trying to psyche me, it back.. fired." The bespectacled American served very well and used his long reach to pick up some of Santana's finely angled volleys, while he hit outright winners on S&ntana's smashes. Graebner, rated fourth among U.S. amateurs, was in trouble only once. That was when he was 15-40 and &.7 on service in the first set Santana nettedweakl,y and lobbed oot to lose hoth set poJnta and was never In the match after thaL :AI::.t"~~~r:;~~:.~.:.~ 100-6 Longshot Wins Derby '.' ' -... '. ,, . ............... ..... c.o,. .......... .. . •. lb • Sausage -·-·· 5 quarts .' Bacon ------- Tomato Juice • 4 .... $1 .... £2 ... ·~· . iJ' Wlloll or HIM ~ ......... Canned Hams _ ... $2.59 ... $3.99 .. 79c Ceu•£ t WIMBLENOON, E._.led (UPO -:"Clark Graebner otNewYork ab:t Tom Edlesen or Berkeley, Callt, two'"'. \JD,aeeded amateurs, scored a pair or atuming upsets Slturday to lead& nv....an Am· otlean chard Into tile fourth roond of the Wimbledon Tennis Chaa)plonahlps. • • ·-'~ WIIIIIONII I to ,..._ ~ 101111.1$1 1011011 _..,_ Breasts ~-:" 59c 9tJ.m. • 9 p.m. lb. , . . . ,,.,... . . . QI. . . UPJ Sports Writer Saucer ... S9c ' BretJIIt Fryet:S __ .. 37c Fryers •••. 39c 2 pkaiL Leg or ....... """"~..... BY :i.!D<E HUGHES Open Wed.,'lulgl Quarter;·. Fryers , .~ 'ltiRN OLD HttiE LOOSE ~ A 20 Pound, '~~!~> 'eat!lah was turned loose last week at Forked Run Laic) In1olelgs Count,y and tho (lsherman who catches him will be the ro;. '. ~eJt..¢ 'n~,<~nslve .r~ and reel set, courtesy or Gloeck.. ner•a Ri•tautant ln Pomeroy. ~part tn the ceremonies were ,J.. illoo<kner, the oponsor; Jerry llo)'d, ftsh produc. . liOn forlmlln :OC the Athena Fish Monagement Section and l)on WUnlllio, game pl'Otector lor the Ohio Diviolon of WUdllle Upsets Scored By Amateurs WILL BE op~ ·, JULY 4th 9a.m.~ , ., 7 1 · ·,.,,. THE CURRAGH, !relied (UI'O - Rlbero, a 100 to 6 longahot, overtook ta vored Sir hor in the stretch Satunlay to win the Irish Derby and record one of the most astonlshin8 upsets In the history of the event. Rtbero, el\l)el'tl,y handled by Jockey Leater Pigott, who also won the derby a year ago aboard Rlbocco, Ribera's b r o the r, caught the tiring Sir lvclr with two fUrlong& len and pulled away to a two-length victocy. The victory was worth $131,· 796 in first prize money to owner Charles Englehard ot New York. France's Val D-Aoste, also 10()..6, was third in the field ofl4 3-year-olds, followed by Laud&· mus of Ireland. 11 1 am absolutely shocked and surprised myself.'' said Pigotl "I was gohlg very well l,ying in their place when I saw Sir Ivor going by. I thought that was that, hot then to my astonishment I saw Sir lvor coming back to me. What happened? Whocanguess?'' Ironically, Piggott had bnoted Sir Ivor to victory in the English Derby and 2,000 Guineas earlier this year. It was Piggott's third success in the l'h mile event since the race was inaugurated as th8 Irish Sweeps Derby in 1962. The 14 horses carried the hq)es of lucky ticket holders In the Irish Hospital sweepstakes which boasts cash prlzes totaling $6 million. Sir Ivor•s owner Raymond Guest, retlred American Ambas~ sador to Ireland, could only say after the race, "I am certainly very disappointed.'' Until the last two furlongs, the race seemed to be going as expected Cor Sir Jvor. He began slowly as expected, being 12th ated from the British Women's for the first few furlof€s. He then began to come slowl,y through Amateur Go!! Champlonahlps. Min Hamlin, at 19 the young- the center until he moved in est member of the U.S. squad, front with two Curlongs.left. got the larthesl in the lnternadonal maetbeloreScottlsh houso- Adams Is Named To "ilo, Mrs. Belle Robertson deleated tile Fresno, Clllt, tee ... ager to make sure the trophy Hall Of Fame Board would not cross the Atlantic. Mrs. Robertson ousted Miss CANTON (UP0-K.S. "Bud'' Htmlln in the querterOnals 2 Adams Jr., owner of the Housand I. Earl,ler In the day Mrs. ton OUers, has been elected to Robertson holed a nine-hole putt the board of trustees or the. Pro.. on tho lut hole to boat Mrs. lessione! football Hall ol Fame Anne Welts ol Mouiot Vernon, here. Wash., one..up. His election was anrounced Americans Eliminated WALTON HEATH; England (UPO - Young Sholly Htmlln lost In the quarterfinals led U.S. Curtis Clip teammstes Mrs. Anne Welta led P"88)' Conley fell one rwnd osrllor SaturdaY aa tile trio o{ Americans were eUntn- Syracuse, Pomeroy . Triumph Howard, whose homer went Into the le!t field bullpen, Is the first player to hit 100 h<111ers for the "opansion" senators. Howard also drove tn a run with a sacriftce fly in Ute first inning after Ed Stroud singled, std.e second arxl condnued to third when catcher Bob Rodgers threw wUd 1111<> center field. SAN FRANCISCO <UPo'-Gary 'Nolan, luii.Y rec...,red !run arm trouble, bole ked hlo rour.llltpltefl. IJW Sltunlay wttl> a tl>r•run ho• mer tl>at helped corry the Cl,;. - Meigs' Ani+ .wltl> clmad Reo!• to a 5-e victory qwr · bolseball..~ I~ . · the San Fnnclsco Glar4 · ·. plaflng wlthoul lllree•,r~~. ·~. The sloclcy rlghtl>ander, ·whq ..,. l~s, 1su!!e~ Its llrst.IO!iseo". :'!;Gill ~oj&er .... started the sosson al the ljodo' '· of 1!1!> · ,..,.. Slturd&Y ~iioi.Ss · To!nPI club In tho Florida Slate 1 "~'\"' Jn;, 7-4 and S-3 ·~·~ . ~·!Ill•· LeagUe beeauoe olarm nlloerl08, bY.~ootll. , teed oH lor blo llrat major leaNow 1-2-1 overall! Meli~ . !,':!,~ guo , h<111er In the ..venth lpnlng loat tho llrst game In ·u .1"" ·gl""e·,..Iller Toliuny Helinsi!Oubledwlth nl,.s when Portsmouthtall•ed tiio oot · led Woody WOOtwanl three markero In the top or nlo Ault, • •IJ!iile• drew tnlntenUonai !Yalk. · tho lith. Hill Moore started Me)gs p!Qa Athens 1\o l Nolen then stepped 'ui> witli an lor Meigs and was relieved doobleheader at Alheaa tailor • .083 batting avenge leddrUled by Jon Rothgeb in the eighth at1p.lll, · , :~), a 2-2 pitch frOm lo.dng solithp&w, .::::::::::::::;::::::~::;:::;:;:~;.;::~:.:::::::::::~:::::~:::::::::=:::::".x:::::::::::~:;o;:;:?.::;,..;w.::::~~ l!aJo Sadeckl over tho righl cen. terfteJd barrier to_anap a scoreless deadlock. Pete Rose added a two .. run single in the hinlh, his third hit of the game, after Nolan beat out an infield hit to lead the bases. Sadeckl again had IntenWe are m.l:IKm~ an eUort him at about 120 miles per tionally passed Woodward to get to locate the owner of the hour. at Nola~ Buick Opel mentioned in This really took tile mao Cin. the following report. 0 m the Eldorado b7 AlfIt seems thAt an Opel l:lnse and when be arrived bearing an Ohio license m Cleveland he drove . Uf plate ran out of sasoline to the first Buick Opel about 20 miles from Codealer to trade in hil new lumbus. and finally a long, Eldorado Convertible for low Mertedes stopped to one of those brand new ap. a!:k him tC he could help. e1 Kadetws. Philadelphia ... 33 34 . 493 9 He fortunately had a tow Although the rod in his car and agreed New York •.... 35 37 .486 91h wasn't exact!)' too sunrt. 1o tow him into Cleveland. 00, as business h1id 6en Pittsburgh •••. 34 36 .486 !llh BefQre starting up, howve~~ good that woek be did Chicago . • ..• 32 41 •438 13 ever, he advi.sed the i'ellow think It • little Oclci llld Houston ••.. . 31 42 .425 14 in the Opel that he was in· lt~ed the man why"P dined to do a lot of speed· saturday's Results 1'hJ cllstomer replied ing, and although he would "On my way intu \OW'Il on Chicago 10 St. Louis 8 !ry to keep it down, he SUf!:· tbat nat stretch, I wu io. Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 0 gested that the fellow 1J1 ing about as fast o I coUld New York at Houston, night the Opel blow his horn if and a Mercedes ~·ent by me he was going tO() tast. Or Atlanta at Los Angeles, night going to beat the devil. even blink his lights, &5 Ttut didn't. particularly boPittsburgh at Philadelphia, night maybe he couldn't hear the lher me. but right on h1t Sunday's Probable Pitchers hom. tail was an Opel who WU All Times EDT So they ambled along at ,:;:uing just aa fut, but 10 <~. pretty good nu~ and pretSt. Louis, Carlton 8-3, at Chi .. .-tam mad at the Mercedel, 1 ty soon an Eldorado con. cago Hands 6-5, 2:15p.m. he was blowill&' bls ~ vertlble passed them bott' anti even blinkinl hU. lilbtl Cincinnati, Culver 5-8, at san . going about 95 miles per trying to get the fellow ·,fo Francisco, ~cCormick ~10, 4 hour. Tb.is made t.he fellow move over 90 that be eould p.m. in the Mercedes mad, and pass him.'' so he took out and passed New York, Seaver 6-S at Hous-ton Cuellar 5--3, 3 p.m. Atlanta, Reed 8-3 at Los Angeles, Grant 2-3, 4 p, m. "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" Pittsburgh, Veale 5--7 at PhiladelUPPER RT. 7 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO phia, James 0-3, 1:35 p.m. · ;t SMITH SEEKS· OPEL OWNER d..._ American League StaOOings By United Press International Night Games Not Included W. L. Pet. GB Detroit .•••• 47 26 ,644 MiMe sOUl . , . 38 33 , 535 8 Cleveland .... 40 36 .526 ~;, Oaklled . ..... 37 34 .521 9 Baltimore •.. 36 34 ,514 91/2 Calit .• ·•••• 36 37 .493 II Huston ....... 34 36 .486 u•;, New York ..... 31 38 .449 14 Chicago ...... 30 39 ,435 IS Washington ... . 27 43 .386 18'/, Saturd&)''s Results Washington 8 C&li!ornia 2 Cleveland 8 Boston 1, 1st Cleveland at Boston, 2nd, night O.kland ai NY, 2, twi-light-night Chicago at Detroit, night Minnesota at Baltimore, night SundaY's Games All Times EDT Chicago at Detroit, 2:15 p.m. california at Washington, 1:30 p.m. Minnesota at Baltimore, 2 p.m .. Oakland at New York, 2:05p.m. Cleveland at Boston, 2 p.m. MoiXla;v's Games Calitornia at Detroit, night Mimesota at Cle\'elancl. night New York at Washington, night Chicago at Baltimore, night Oakland at Boston, night National League Night games not included W. L. Pet. GB St. Louis .• •• 46 29 ,613 AUente ...... 39 34 .534 6 San Fran. • . . . 40 36 ,526 6'h Cincinnati .... 36 37 . 493 9 SMITH BUICK r •••••l••••••l-•l••••••l••l•l••••••l•l•l•••. .• • •. .lll I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I Poly-Foa• • COOLE I I ·~·· ' . A dooble tho IOqe Redleg b.Y hitBrowrunawaa . . ---~~ SAWYER TO SCOVT KANSAS CITY (UP!) - Eddie S.W,.er. former Philadelphia Phillie manager, will be a tullUme scout for the Kansas ~lty Royals ol the American League In 1969. Sawyer ll1lDl80d tllo Philo !rom 1948-1953 and again lor two dt.Y• oC the 1958 1e1aon. .lEN'S ... p. ' "' -l. CooiDrlnb 98C ICE BUCKETS Earl Schriber. Adam& ls the second reDre-. sentatl ve or the American Football League to bO elected to the board. Lamar Hunt ol t b e Kansas Clcy Chiefs was elected earUer this year. · Nadonal Footbllll League rep. resentatlves Include G eo r 1 e Hallas ol the Chlc!OiO Bears led Daniel Rnoney of the Pills· burgh Stealers. Commissioner Pete RozellO Is also a trustee. ' Water or Size 10" x 14" x 12" deep. Perfect for every outing. Others up to $2.'111. 39C Only •------"'SUMJIR "'---------""'1,.-l POMEROY - Rlghtjiollder Joel. · · : WW touod a ~Iter to lead ' •I ·PGmem iA> I 5JI .toiOry oftr · ~;:r~ (;he~ In Frldl.v .rte~. · Salem · l'onr !-iUe actl!)ll. · wlli,. who llinllod llle vieltora · a llrilt JnniM double by Weigel, the pitcher, ~~~~ . and ••..,. ,IQur !roe .,, Forb 1.69 I Saturday by Trustee President SYRACUSE - The Syracuoe Pee Weo team deleated P<llleroy's Ret(logs 11-3 Frldayovenlng bllhlnd I onHdtter throlln by David Bass. Rick Hubbard's triple 1flth tho bases loaded In the lwrth frame was tile 1>11 blow [Or the winners. Other hitters lor undeleatedSyra~ arae, nmr 6-0 overall. were Chris Forblls with ' a trli>!e and al,.le and .KoUy Winebrenner, two ain. JUGS Poly· Foam "WHITE MOUNTAIN". ( ' ICE CREAM ·FREEZERS ~ . Best one made. The good old .fasbloned wooden . 6 qf Jtlo~ f$~ 0 DOMI~ICIN 20" Porta•l• Window Ft~ :~,f • • •• : r .;# tWo speeds, safety guards lm.~- '· , Perllltlllently Pressed Dress SlaCks in out, quiet heavy duty motor, reverse by oimply turning che •· TfltY'ri{~'t~rivtr ·Prtst .~W , High air diaplacement 3000 Low dr dtaplacement 1800 c :::p-; f~ fan arOund. 10 ~ Dapvn-30%Wool -~1001 Dkr'onl'polyedir.~O% . ' .95 �, 1 ti, 1 i ., {',. ' .. ' lhil 1'1osi ami T ... • JUDO '30, 182od . . ' Re toil...; by aetln a w or ldno ' ; Iiiii . ue · ~'Pbl!l •which :' o; ... ·::.-::e:::::.ws:::::::::::::::::: er te 7· Ov r s I, ... .... . . . 88 65 90 69 a2 I alter the first .08 • .o I e pree1p:itatlon y, 8.40 inches. .08 ,93 , Each 54 MIDI In tho k r wrote ''It is wmrtbhave beh 11\YODe few genera a hard-w·orklng ancea Brave Over .04 turd 78 60 Averoge high tempera! the week tbl The wa• l•y I the 1111110111. She II !he Katherine Gllllpc~lo. n Hurls Run Victory I> HN< ll {) '" " ' II< 01 1 I l I ANDINGS L o o o o t 0 . • • • • • 3 0 I 81 • • • • • • • • •• • • . . . • ••• 2 1 Yank1 • . • • • • • • • • • 1 2 edSOX •••••••••• 02 ~= 0 3 AI el .• , . . . . . . 0 3 0 o-Int, o 1• Nl o of •" 0 . I 0 .......... Field. Jaycee ursday's Games; es scheduled. ( Jumble~r IC N'41 Ll M....y) iN.,T N Jo I 1/IU A NNIIC 22 ft. Du x fr t free. (UB f . I piDJied el Rlplq In of the II11IIU8l RIVen na ·o $555 19ft. est F 22 ft. D frost free, IUBC·1 I IUBR 1 23 . C IHH 3-11 19 ft. Duplex frost free, ith · I Fre z r. R 11 HI R) $ zer, frost 19 16 tio . 15 wn" om t on, frost fr e, with ice maker. (HC-1 Fl 19 5 18 ft. pright Freezer. V18·11 Ho lEE .... ,....,lor ·' STAitmiNGS WL I 2 -Open I YO. Pbllllao ,, ( .' ". • ' =·· .:.; 5 Upright re er. (H 16 f "Up& tion, I ic (H ·l6Fi 6-5 $ h �, 1 ti, 1 i ., {',. ' .. ' lhil 1'1osi ami T ... • JUDO '30, 182od . . ' Re toil...; by aetln a w or ldno ' ; Iiiii . ue · ~'Pbl!l •which :' o; ... ·::.-::e:::::.ws:::::::::::::::::: er te 7· Ov r s I, ... .... . . . 88 65 90 69 a2 I alter the first .08 • .o I e pree1p:itatlon y, 8.40 inches. .08 ,93 , Each 54 MIDI In tho k r wrote ''It is wmrtbhave beh 11\YODe few genera a hard-w·orklng ancea Brave Over .04 turd 78 60 Averoge high tempera! the week tbl The wa• l•y I the 1111110111. She II !he Katherine Gllllpc~lo. n Hurls Run Victory I> HN< ll {) '" " ' II< 01 1 I l I ANDINGS L o o o o t 0 . • • • • • 3 0 I 81 • • • • • • • • •• • • . . . • ••• 2 1 Yank1 • . • • • • • • • • • 1 2 edSOX •••••••••• 02 ~= 0 3 AI el .• , . . . . . . 0 3 0 o-Int, o 1• Nl o of •" 0 . I 0 .......... Field. Jaycee ursday's Games; es scheduled. ( Jumble~r IC N'41 Ll M....y) iN.,T N Jo I 1/IU A NNIIC 22 ft. Du x fr t free. (UB f . I piDJied el Rlplq In of the II11IIU8l RIVen na ·o $555 19ft. est F 22 ft. D frost free, IUBC·1 I IUBR 1 23 . C IHH 3-11 19 ft. Duplex frost free, ith · I Fre z r. R 11 HI R) $ zer, frost 19 16 tio . 15 wn" om t on, frost fr e, with ice maker. (HC-1 Fl 19 5 18 ft. pright Freezer. V18·11 Ho lEE .... ,....,lor ·' STAitmiNGS WL I 2 -Open I YO. Pbllllao ,, ( .' ". • ' =·· .:.; 5 Upright re er. (H 16 f "Up& tion, I ic (H ·l6Fi 6-5 $ h �,, vauoo plaftl. ,, I , ' '' .· · Mr. Carter vwns J 185 -....., rarrii Which he 'plana to 4!wetap ai a llvolllock enterPri~- He work• at ,c~ ' oqi~, Carbon and lives ai Chl!l'lellon at the present lime.' lie ma piiiiiJ for bullcllng 111o pcincls which will be uUd ior lllldng and recreation, •• waU as lor a water 1 1UiJ1>17 tor llveotod<. \ ,}l.J. we br: Re tho B ,, [ s Rl)' the The record was on HVR Miss Patricio 715, which weighed 1,219 ibs. on her llrst birthday. Professor W. W, Wbarloo a n d James Little, area beet cattle extension persnmel of Ohio state University, t!UpOl"V!aedthewelghlng. Patricio 715 was 62 pounds heavier than the previous rec~ ord. Sbe was graded '' 14 plus" by Professor ~ The previous record was also held by a C11arolais female. Glen Butts, secrataey of Performance Registry ldernatlonal at Denver, Colo,, oll'lclall,y con. firmed this - record and declared HVR Mils Patricio 715 the new record boldor of this covated title. Patricio was no accldont. Sbe is a ·~·· sister tu HVR Pa· ' trlclo 629, "the Paettttter, •• Wbo a ""'ld record ao a yearling bull In 1967. Both ·-•bed the above animals are sired by Patricio and out of Miss Stark n, Wbo Is by George 6111, also a herd bull at RlddenValleyllanch. Patricio is recognized on anational basis for his outstanding ability as a Biro of rast arowlna ealves. himself, earned llle title of the "Growlngeat Bull In ~ merica. '' Patricio cattle have an Impressive backlog ofUlustrlous ancestry. He is by FWT Bar 016 to such Charolals araats as Sam 951, Bar 8 and others. who Is a half - brother ~ ove Fri I too !ell To 1111, lle Ill ro IC Gl The New in Farming••• .. BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ert. Aput, Apiculture sl Ill so Ol n H .. li , II ' b lolelgo Coun11 "" ~OY- Cbann,"l!;llabor >ll taw. tbat afl'ect fannera have treated wide lnlarest In Meigs Coun!J, parlleu!Drl,y those In r"" lllrd to bazardoua work for cbUdren UDder 16 years of oge, and .... ogrlcultural mlnlmum - law. WIIUam P. Smith, area Ex- !arm manapmont agent, bas releaaed the tollowlng lnfnr- - In relllrd to cbUd labor nltrletials·under age 16: FIU'IIlei"B were confronted re<011111 wltb a new labor problem ill carrying m their every day bu-11 operations. II you emplof ........ nndor 16 years or r. .... you shoald know the ,nltrletians oet forlb In a re:'*II ordor of U>o u. s. Dopart..,.. of Labor. II: prohibits llle elqi!QflllOnt of y<01th undor 16 ,..,.. of ap to do oorlaln haz- ardnus jobo. CbUdren ol11j)(oyed by their parnrds on tholr bnme rarm are exempt from tho order. The new order became etrecUvo on January I, 1968. The list of hazardous jobs lncludos the following: Handling nr &l>lllylng anhydrous 8IIIIIHlll!a, organic arsonic herbletdas, organic j)liospbxte peatlcldea, balopnated hjdroearboo peatlcldoa, or heavy - metal !llnglcldes, Including cl~ or decontaminating OCII4>mont uaed In application or mixing of such chornlcals. Haodlb!g or uatng a blallllng agent. For tho (11111008 of this subparagraph, the term ''blasilng apnt" shall lncluda oxploslvos such as, but not limIted to, dynamlte, black powder, sensitives anunonium nitrate, blallllng capo, and primer cord. Also, aervlna as DIII!Jil'UI ror aireratt, working as driver of a treck or automobile on a J1ob- Feed Grains of 1967 ,, uan on Price Aides . GAWPOLIS- U.S. tarmera ba'lll piUed much larpr quantilila of 1967 crop feed grains '!IIIF the prlCHUP:lort this sea-' than front any of the three _.,.... crepa, according to llolvln Gilbert, cbllnnan, Gallfa •j;:ouuty AgriculturllSiablllzotloia and COnaenatloo Commii- IA . E- thougt1 corn loan actlviV. :I-• olnwed siDee aboot mill~. Iarmon had placed po million buahels onder loon ,·tllrclaah AprU. Thla was well .a;,. the 235 m!Uion bushels of ;:,:.earner. RediiiiQidona by , throu!Jh AprU were 21 pdlllai bulhela, lllout the Olllle ..,ta.t,_.. Hlw.ever, total redempdona ~ to be II ilrae IS 128 ' bushels repaid lnm the regular ill 19S&-67. Thus, ~ wUl reseal i~;~.,•baH;·. of their 1987 ~ loin than In recent -.the u.s. ,ot ·•...•ulture'• .- sla.&.Tciiu ..U• lllrlaat!'• Will Mil blllloa ~· of C4l'll -lliiori. tha~eet­ , eorn·~liltlnga ,.,. about 53 food grains. Since the season average price received b,y rarmers for 1967 corn Is leso than In 1966-67, the Yllue ot crop is estimated at about 3 percent below the record $5.1 billion ror the 1966 crop. But, with a larger percentage of the crop sold, the value of sales was up 2 percent trom 1966-&7 to 1 record $2.6 billion. Total exports of corn tor the entire season are estlm.lted at around 625 miUioo bushela, 25 lo 30 percent alxm! 1966-G7. Corn Is a bright sPot In the expori picture; foreign shipments of 1orgtu.on grain. oa.ts, and bar- . .... ley hove been ccmperatlvely Ue road or highway, or driver or a bus; operating, driving, or ridIng on a traclor (track or wheel) aver 20-belt ho!'sepower~ or attaching or dotaching an Implement or power~-oft' unit to or from such tractor while tbe motor Is runnJna. auger wa~. or a sell-unloadIng auger trailer. large share of Meigs County farmers. The exemptions are or riding on a damp as follows: (I) Employers who did not WIIIOD. holst wagon, fork life. rotary tiller (exCO(JI walking uie 500 man-days ot tarm labor type), or power~venearthmov­ In any calendar quarter of the lng eq.~ipment or power-4rlven previous calendar year. trenching equipment. (2) Members of the employ~rating or unclogging a pow- er's Immediate family, er-driven combine, netd baler. (3) Hand harvest laborers patd haY conditioner, com picker, piece rates ln an operation genforage harvester, or vegetable erall,y recoanlzed as piece - k harvester. ~rating, reeding, or In the region. PROVIDED (a) They unclogging any of the following gu each day to llle farm from machines when power - driven: their permanent residence, AND SlaUooary baler, lbrollher, bull- 0>), They were employed In 111er, feed grinder, chopper, sUo rlculture less than 13 weoka In flUor, or crop dryer. Foodlng tho preceding calendar year. materials ,Into or unclogging a There is a COillldarable aroughage blower or auger conw mount of Information available veyor. on this law. II anyone needs IUr~rating a power - driven ther assistance, they may «<Il· poatltole digger or power-driv- tact my office. en driver. Operating, a~lllng, or cleaning a power~ven saw. RACING AT PORTSMOUTH Felling, bucking, sldddlng, loadPORTSMOUTH - One of tbe Ing, or unlondlng timber with the nation's outlbmdlng clUes ror butt diameter o! more than ab: boat raelng, Is preparing for tho inches. Working from a ladder or aca!lold at a height over 20 foot. Working Inside a gas-<!gltttype fruit encloaure, gaa.tlght type grain encloaure or gas-tlgbt forage enclosure, or lnsldo a aUo wben a top unl~ device Is In operation posl1ioo. Working In a yard, pen or stall occupied by a dairy bull, boor, or stUd horse. Anyone found guilty of employing cbUdren under 16 ~rating DELIVERED & $PREAD ·1.53 ·- • . H&S LIME CO. J,4Jf£S MERRY PRODUCTS P.C. 15 for y.,, , . . ·· · filr ..... - WJX ........ '· . . . . -'!!. WORK"~ ~R tARM. FURN. APT. G31 FOU!ml . Call 4 to ,I P.M. Es t-=11. Aveiiue. · · 1*11 '• 147-8 .._' ,,. w........... ; ' . .. makes a double-thickness '4· " wire t'wist • Choice of PTO or engine drive • Optional No. 10 bale thrower "' Ask for a free demonstration! 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Beautiful kitchen, lar,;e ~EE OUR SELECTION of 12 r living room, bullt in stove and 80 fl. mobile homes before oven, large lot, reasonaiJly you buy. K & K MobUe Hompriced. eo,Pt, Pleasant, W. Va. Paul 89 A, in Addison Twp, 7 room or Gary Northup 6'15-3000. home, three barns, I> A, toI~ bacro base, GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok- ONE floor plan, 3 hedro->JJ\ large living room, TY room. er coal. Carl Winters, Rio forced alr furnace. car port, Grande. Phone 245-5111. 8-11 • property In gOOd condition ON ROUTE 35, 6 room home. IF YOU are buDdlni a lltl'l three' beclroom, bath, lnsul.ttbome or remodoljng, see ut. ed, fuel on furnace, large lot. We are buDders. Distributor large basement. for Holpolnt Appliances, ADIson Eleclrlc. 1M II WE HAVE other property. tell us YOllr problems and we win assist you hi finding a home LOW, LOw. PRICES on Mattresses. Rice and, Corbin FurEmlllp . Jolm I. Rlebard~ • II Ruaall D. W~B Rol!ald , 11: •. Cuaday......._ BAIRD R~LTY CO. O.c1r 81ird, Rnltor ·STOlES· ' wordl) 4 Cirl'1name $Rave 6 Anclent Urf1 rlose ln. ' , omce U Rro. Pl. fti.MII Oscar Butwd. 4..._ Carter Maule, 44Uitl Wlfllam BaD, U.._ Carl Nlberl ...... maple finish. Take over payments of NJIO per II10Dth or pay · balance of $102.6$. Ph. 446-1028. 1$1-3 on rear, steel caiUe raek, lockboxes on aides. see at 709 'J.i'olinli Ave. IM' - 3Eaotern • •tate (11 3 bedroom ranch with central , air. forced air heal, 2 car garage, completely mndern. Rl.•iiS, EARLY AMERICAN otereo, radio Ctlmblnallon. Solid alate '56 CHEV. I> T. pickup, steel bed, very gOOd rubber, 6 ply Our Special Offer Of THIS OFFER GOOD AT THE, . DOWN I Walklkl .Beach sUbstance 2 Nautical NEARLY NEW AND ANXIOUS REGISTERI!:D Hereford bull•. Olho Burdette. Lower River Rd. IJ\3 ), BY . POlPULIR '~··D·E· We Are '58 RENATILT, new llres, $1'*. M Mill Creek IIAI. !Jt-J . • Fine liome with 7 r;ooms Inc! a • bath .and a lull!, fully carpeted, oe~tral alr rondlti<'~lng, bot water heal, large play I'Oom, patio, he,aled garage, priced Ill . ' the low twenties. llill 8TERE().IW)IO • ' 5 ROOM CO'l'I'AGE, clole Ill. ,.__.;.~ : LOVELY WALNUT stereo • ra,........ . II. "'"' · Call o:30 ,p,m. H. W. Walter, dio combination. 4 speed In· WOMEN.JO PART lime "MI' Ph. ~ 14N In Gatua Co. Wrile Coit termlxed changer, 4 speaker sound system. Deluxe floatmelles,,. to. lOib Ill. rr.n. miusi:Tn.AJLER, · &uO.J loeaIng turntable. WlU discount Ohlo ' 4~. 1511 lion,' Ol' )lrlvate lot 1 bed1963 1> T. Cbev. pickup lor cash, only .at09 or ' . - , ',, room. Db for 1 or ,2 peo~. 19~ 12 T. Cbev. Pickup monthly poyments of $11.\2 per WAITRI!:S8; ~~ II!' parttlme I'll" Adullll only; no pete. Call af. 1960 2 T: GMC month. Ph. 4411-1028. IJI-3 2 p.m. to !II p,m. sbllt. Jlust ter . 4, p.m. 4411-11543, 14N 1962 1> Ton Chevrolet Pickup be 18 or ol~. G)lOd pay, plea.. ' I Minneapolis Moline Power SEWING MACHINE sant wolidlla con<litlon. Peld F'URNISHEI;) apartment I o r Unit COMPLETELY automatic Zig • ; vacation alld steady work. Ap. rent. P~. 446-21118. lJO.II Ne,. 10'' 'Rotary Cullers ., p1y itt Bob Evllil Steak Houle. zag sewing ma~ to mee~ $299.50. New 8.25 r 20. 10 ply ··-·,.' 147-4 all your sewing needs. Wu ONE FURN, APAJITMENT and '1 _·...;·,;·........__ nylon tires SSII. Inc. Federal salesman's demonstrator, alsleeping rooms weekly or ! tax. so one of !be more upenslve i Htlp W.ll~ . monthly, 4411-11108. IN Oldo vaner Impl<mm Go. sewing machines. WIU aell at 'RETAIL SALI!!s, LADY, ' full US Pine 111. Ph. «f.211Z. dl.acounl price of f43.28 or · lime, at I~"blgli .scbool fJd. 5 ROOM ~ 6 bath, ~ 14011 monthly paymenl8. Ph. 44f. 'Garftelo!,' tiiO per 1110. Call ucaHon. ~ce ~­ 1rll. IJI-3 Leon i!JiotUnp, VlnloD, Satur- RED raspberries lor sale. Earl Must ba~e·. ile&l a~ day Ul!lfl II P.M., ~- or and •' be able to meet ]ll!bllc Logan, 446-211113, 140-12 THE AMAZING Blue Luslr• IJO.S ,WID 'be required to wort one , Wed. after 5 .p.m. · will leave your upholster1 evenblg each week. Write bOZ beauUiully soft and, clean. No. 'IS, C-<1 Tribune. ,110-a ' Rent electric shampooer $1. ,, Central Supply Co. IJI-S ., ' - ;ton, igs Equ·ip ent-Co. O.D-~~~NS Fum, VOiap, C11J ""pert)' PbeM f&l.flll BRICK RANOI Nearing completion, lrlmmetl in Redwood, 3 BR, I oomplete batl!s, 30 x 12 family room, I Owner Very Anxlou1 car carport, nesUed In liz acres ToS.D of trees, stream and , grau, 5 'I'AD ADVANTA.OII 9' 'l'RII minutes !rum town In GalllpoOPPol'l't.INft'Y. DAD JIA.I JICJY• lia School DIJfrlel. KD TO CINCINNATI MID WA)Jft HOUSE AND ROOF PAINTING. TD COIIPAJIT 1:. Bll W1ft Ph, 4411-1562. IM AND CRIU)UN. HI II l&\V· 162 ACR8 IXO A 'YDY t1L\IIIING CO. Firat time ollered, nearly new LON'L\L I MDa00M WI1'B ALL I!I.ICftJC ID"HBON QIIIB w44 BR, 32 1 18 Uvlng room with CUSTOM horse shoeing, reaSDR, ftC.) CAJift'nD UY1N0 massive brick and atone fire. sonable priceo. Ph. M1 s-2781 80011 wrra A I'U'l"l'Y nu PLACI. J BA.'I'RJ. PLAY aoc., place. New too) abed, large lnmlon. IM I CAR GAL\01. P.uoLY llOOil AND PATIO, rr WotM' LA8T barn. 100 A. bottom, large eorn LONG 10 LOOK AI IT 'I'OOAY. HOMER HARRISON ba•e on Slate lklad. Gr~~eery Sto,. WATER Dellvery Service, call 211 ACRES ."::~~""" Bulinet~ 7 room modern home, al. ald., d!ly or night Rio Grande, AIIOVT Ohio. Ph. Z45-5SIS. 51-11 raice barn, plenty outbldp., J 1'11111 . ponds, tenant house, cattle and TERMITE & PF81' CONTROL equip. available. FAIN Ertermlnalfon Co. Wheel93 ACRES ersburg, Ohio, Ph. 574-4112. 10 A, bollom, 40 A. pulun, ,22 m.u I A. Tob. R, barn, alrawllerrloR, springs, 6 rooms and baUr, lake- BULLDOZER & BACKHOE , alte, riverview, ,.., private, SERVICE. Bssement, septic tanlt!l, ruter beds, leach becltr, Reel Elf•te For 5111 aild city schools. !ann ponds ball! and cle!Wd. BULL.SKIN .. Herman R. Reese. Cbelblre l Ul A,. 5 rooms and bath hloo< 367-7510. 1JI.tl . SUMMER COnAGE and lrame hom1. m.e baa,_ 35 acrea of hill land located on . ment. new 'furnace. 10111e lurnlWATER WEIJ, DRILLING • good road, 4 room collage, tore. nlc• view, lmmed, JlO•· MYERS Pumps Sales I Ben'· , U Prlco .. session. dugwe, . .500 .. lee, Ph, 74U635, Rutland, 0 . EXCELLENT BUY TRYING TO SELL! C. J. Lemley. HI II CAlL UBI In thls 6 room II> story home, Jay SheiJII8rd, ~ large kitchen, dining room, Earl Winton, 44U1J11 DOLL HOU!Ie Nursery transporbath. basement, natural gas Wayne Amsbary, ..._.. latlon available, reasonable furnace, deep well. garage and rates also lor shopplns or work shop, small vegetable garwortdng molbers. hourly, dalCOMFORTABLE HOME, 5 den, Price $'/,IMJO. • ly or weekly rates. Ph. 446rooms, bath, full basement, NEW USTING 4522. IMI II attached garage, '12,500. 1 LOAN ASSUMPTION block from city limits on 518. 6 room, one Door plan, 3 BR Ph. 446-lll38. 151-12 GOT DUST? CaD Hale's Road Oiling. Ph. 379-2183. 18-11 home, W-W carpet In living room, nice ldtd!en with plenty COMPLETE REMODELING, S.rvle11 •ablnels, Asll!llle an FHA loan. cullom eablnela bunt, Da\old Mo, payment Is only $78Jl0. E, Kingery, SM50. U8·11 You'd be surprised how nice it Ia. Dillon Agelic" um.e Offerecl ONE Sl"ORY HOME IDEAL LOCATION 127 Klneon Ave. Gallipolis located on a nice lot, bas fun basement, gas furnace. Price $13,500. CUSTOM SPRAY PJfor:·fners w'rrH BEAUTIFUL BRICK ·HOME Plumbing & H••ting •fRNEST THORIIl * m.n. ... 8:00 Ohio Valle7 News 8:15 Talk of th'O Town 9:15 The llol'lllllc Sbow Plam..., an4 lleoiiDC 10:30 ChaMrbox 300 4th Ave., 446-IIS'I. 1 11:00 The Morninl Sbow 21'1 II' 11:45 World r. Mason CO. 12:00 Community • X1r1.- *;I~ DEWITI"S PLUMBING 12:15 Bulletin Board AND BEATING 12:30 Prosecutor ~ .IMI!>.J ROIITE 160 at Evergreen. J'l:, Farm and !lome \'lli'~Jl Wed., Thuro.) «s-!735. m tf Country Go ilolllll Ql'ri;J ,.,. 1%:45 Country Go 8ouod GENE PLAH'III 4:00 intorebange I PLUMBING I DATING 5:00 Ntwl, Weather,"""" '' "11llpoofs, 0. . . . . *· BROWNS GENERAl. ·. .ENO, ·O"IO '· ~ ' ~ ' EVlNS 'EED. " ' ar-o. RBYNOtD'S :GAUJt~Wa Tv 4SI llecoDd, " - WJEH STANDARD PLUMBING I (MONDAYS THRU FRIDAY$ BEATING, dS 'l1llrd A - . 7:45 Echoes of Joy Located In Pomeroy, Oblo - 9 rooms, II> bath, elrower In" basemen!, run basement, 2 car PRIQ REDUCB) ~arage with concrele drive, 173 A. farm, I story Ira me beautHul fen<ed lawn. This Is Thurman, Ohio bome, plenty water, plenty a well bullt home and Ill prked ·1 33 y-•,-rlenco IJid&., A. lob. base, plenty way under replace!nenl, ccitll. Phone 34!>-5:168 or Celltrai'Soya t4WH$ ~lure, bottom ]anti, Jo. JUIST LISTED tated 011 blacktop rd. O!mer II )'<Ill want your own btulneo, wants II IIOitL • IIIII Delli Stade thlB li'Ould l!e hard to beat. 6 ACRES Would roqulre I!ID8Il amount II ~ f'/600 liUyl ,IIIII 2 alory frame ~apllol. Own~ wjllllll to retire. W1U. r.mQv• ro,ur' Insurance ~ 1!ilii 10 IWJM, balemetit; See llonrd llrar!aon. FOR ALL your lllsuranoe needa, banlit, ·110111 lllltl IIWIII. call located I D)Bel ·!rum city IIOBAIIT DILI..ON, 11t1111r Chect wltlt your Granp IItiOIJecl - - - • ' etiiB at the Neal Ins. Atency, park. ·.~· «<m4 If '918te St Agenll for auto. LEE'S PLUMBING li REMODLllclUe - ....... lin,• Homeowners. holpllal EwMllp Hf.JS!8 ELING, , Crown City, 0. Ph. and pneral Hablllty, lf,tf :JHI664. IJ1-tt .... diad. WITH A WixOildter ' Wanliel c..; JUST LOOK AT THESE, FEATURES! July 7, outboard hydroplane and runabout races. · Some of the nation's top drivers will be on band to teat lllelr skills on tho always dangerous Ohio River. ' AGRICULTURAL LIME ' Sl!Jlied Joi~ (Roe) ~rf··~~',j -~·r,i'~ · 150-3 P'UIINISHED I ROOM and bath ·'' ' I ' apt., tiOwruttaJrs. AD utlllll01 paid. Adults. 446-1618. 141-11 .:8.:.: 17•ton capacity • All the capacity you need to get your crop in fast, while hay and weather are right • Choice of International 3-phase knotter that ties 17% stronger or a unique wire twister that N~ 1 with 12-,yoar-olds. Ronald Gilkeson or involves large commercial farmers. There are, however, several - · a sell-unloading forage box trailer, and self-unloading exemptions which will cover a -~ .. , i WILL NOT~ JtaJIOIIIible for ~S~3 ROOM$ and ;' any debl8 ~'!' -~my OW!J . b8tjlajl\., water paid. Suitable as of .lhbl d!IU; June 211, 18118. fnr '2,' 4411-1519. · ,,, 141-11 . "1" SCS talked to tho class. Ronald Ueulady Operating Ol" riding on a self- wage law 1ets $1.15 pel" hour as unloodlng bunk reeder wagon, a of February I, 1968 and $1.30 181!-unloodlng bunk feeder trail- per hour slartlng February I, er, a sell-unloading forage box 1969, llllleu. ? ROOM AND BATH fum. &pl. Mr. aRI Mrs. Harry C. J)lekey Uillliles' paid. AIBQ large tift.: 151·1 · clency, apt.; 322 Tblrci' Ave, Ph. 446-374$ or ~- JIU ' SEVENTEEN 4-II'EIIS learned Iand judging at the 4-11 Camp this past week ror 10 to The minimum wage law p&l"· minimum I' ' I about to a fine up to $10,000, a possible jail sentenee, or both. agricultural ' ' · M't years of age to do these kinds or hazardous jobs will be subject Tho ···- creek IIAI. .,_, atock promoUoo. He will develop a spring and bUDd a concrete watering !rOugh l>elow It, and hal plano tor reseecllng s I x acre• of ground to what Ia !mown as ''tall gran paature." R. A. STml, WIIOSE farm The dam Miss Stark n has an Is on Redmond Ridge, rompletoutstanding production record, ed a dugout pood. Thla pood having produced two wnrl~ rec- Is 0. the end or a rolling poinl ord calves at one year ol age, and the dimensions are sate bas produced three calves 50 by 60 feet and 5'h fee! claep. In 22 months ror a total of 2,917 The doplb of the pond was made pounds of beef In IIIIo period. It by excavation Into the earth is believed this is a record for as well aa two reet of 1111 above any beef animal, from the stand- the original grwod level. This point of production. pond will hold more than 100,Hidden Valley Ranch In Gs!Ua 000 gallons of water wben It Is county near Bidwell, Is owned by full. Bob Evans and managed by Doug · A diversion ditch was alao Kayser. made to catch additional water and carry It to fill tbe pond. Mr. Stllll plans to use this pood tor llvelllock water. New Labor Laws Spell Out 'Don'ts' in Under 16 Worl{ ' .II . . Rt.tlll.,.' . , MR. SIMMONS OPERATE'S a at IDekory Chuel and II ----- ' ' FINE HOME 3 bedrooms, lull basement. Ore: place In basement and ll\'lnl room, built-In lrllchen, carport.' On 90 x 100 II. lot. ., IN TOw;N BRICK · 'Sf CAD!t;LAC 4. Pit, B. 'J.'., air e<i6dllloo, $275. M 'Mill pi~ to use hlo tarm'!orllve- GALLIPOLIS - ll(lb Evans ID<klen Valley Ranch has another world record Chim>Ws at ooe year of age. 11rl• new title was captured laat APrU 20, Off.~ 1 slllre Hidden Valley Ranch Charolais Has Record 35 HOUSETRAILER, f!GO, lake over paymems. ·'13 ,Cor<, valr., $100 ana lake nver pay· ments. - 7 ilter l:~lS -3 1 llU'1'U0 INSilRANCE fire. )lfe. f5 Slate IlL P. Brown, 1'. «f.I... ........... �,, vauoo plaftl. ,, I , ' '' .· · Mr. Carter vwns J 185 -....., rarrii Which he 'plana to 4!wetap ai a llvolllock enterPri~- He work• at ,c~ ' oqi~, Carbon and lives ai Chl!l'lellon at the present lime.' lie ma piiiiiJ for bullcllng 111o pcincls which will be uUd ior lllldng and recreation, •• waU as lor a water 1 1UiJ1>17 tor llveotod<. \ ,}l.J. we br: Re tho B ,, [ s Rl)' the The record was on HVR Miss Patricio 715, which weighed 1,219 ibs. on her llrst birthday. Professor W. W, Wbarloo a n d James Little, area beet cattle extension persnmel of Ohio state University, t!UpOl"V!aedthewelghlng. Patricio 715 was 62 pounds heavier than the previous rec~ ord. Sbe was graded '' 14 plus" by Professor ~ The previous record was also held by a C11arolais female. Glen Butts, secrataey of Performance Registry ldernatlonal at Denver, Colo,, oll'lclall,y con. firmed this - record and declared HVR Mils Patricio 715 the new record boldor of this covated title. Patricio was no accldont. Sbe is a ·~·· sister tu HVR Pa· ' trlclo 629, "the Paettttter, •• Wbo a ""'ld record ao a yearling bull In 1967. Both ·-•bed the above animals are sired by Patricio and out of Miss Stark n, Wbo Is by George 6111, also a herd bull at RlddenValleyllanch. Patricio is recognized on anational basis for his outstanding ability as a Biro of rast arowlna ealves. himself, earned llle title of the "Growlngeat Bull In ~ merica. '' Patricio cattle have an Impressive backlog ofUlustrlous ancestry. He is by FWT Bar 016 to such Charolals araats as Sam 951, Bar 8 and others. who Is a half - brother ~ ove Fri I too !ell To 1111, lle Ill ro IC Gl The New in Farming••• .. BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ert. Aput, Apiculture sl Ill so Ol n H .. li , II ' b lolelgo Coun11 "" ~OY- Cbann,"l!;llabor >ll taw. tbat afl'ect fannera have treated wide lnlarest In Meigs Coun!J, parlleu!Drl,y those In r"" lllrd to bazardoua work for cbUdren UDder 16 years of oge, and .... ogrlcultural mlnlmum - law. WIIUam P. Smith, area Ex- !arm manapmont agent, bas releaaed the tollowlng lnfnr- - In relllrd to cbUd labor nltrletials·under age 16: FIU'IIlei"B were confronted re<011111 wltb a new labor problem ill carrying m their every day bu-11 operations. II you emplof ........ nndor 16 years or r. .... you shoald know the ,nltrletians oet forlb In a re:'*II ordor of U>o u. s. Dopart..,.. of Labor. II: prohibits llle elqi!QflllOnt of y<01th undor 16 ,..,.. of ap to do oorlaln haz- ardnus jobo. CbUdren ol11j)(oyed by their parnrds on tholr bnme rarm are exempt from tho order. The new order became etrecUvo on January I, 1968. The list of hazardous jobs lncludos the following: Handling nr &l>lllylng anhydrous 8IIIIIHlll!a, organic arsonic herbletdas, organic j)liospbxte peatlcldea, balopnated hjdroearboo peatlcldoa, or heavy - metal !llnglcldes, Including cl~ or decontaminating OCII4>mont uaed In application or mixing of such chornlcals. Haodlb!g or uatng a blallllng agent. For tho (11111008 of this subparagraph, the term ''blasilng apnt" shall lncluda oxploslvos such as, but not limIted to, dynamlte, black powder, sensitives anunonium nitrate, blallllng capo, and primer cord. Also, aervlna as DIII!Jil'UI ror aireratt, working as driver of a treck or automobile on a J1ob- Feed Grains of 1967 ,, uan on Price Aides . GAWPOLIS- U.S. tarmera ba'lll piUed much larpr quantilila of 1967 crop feed grains '!IIIF the prlCHUP:lort this sea-' than front any of the three _.,.... crepa, according to llolvln Gilbert, cbllnnan, Gallfa •j;:ouuty AgriculturllSiablllzotloia and COnaenatloo Commii- IA . E- thougt1 corn loan actlviV. :I-• olnwed siDee aboot mill~. Iarmon had placed po million buahels onder loon ,·tllrclaah AprU. Thla was well .a;,. the 235 m!Uion bushels of ;:,:.earner. RediiiiQidona by , throu!Jh AprU were 21 pdlllai bulhela, lllout the Olllle ..,ta.t,_.. Hlw.ever, total redempdona ~ to be II ilrae IS 128 ' bushels repaid lnm the regular ill 19S&-67. Thus, ~ wUl reseal i~;~.,•baH;·. of their 1987 ~ loin than In recent -.the u.s. ,ot ·•...•ulture'• .- sla.&.Tciiu ..U• lllrlaat!'• Will Mil blllloa ~· of C4l'll -lliiori. tha~eet­ , eorn·~liltlnga ,.,. about 53 food grains. Since the season average price received b,y rarmers for 1967 corn Is leso than In 1966-67, the Yllue ot crop is estimated at about 3 percent below the record $5.1 billion ror the 1966 crop. But, with a larger percentage of the crop sold, the value of sales was up 2 percent trom 1966-&7 to 1 record $2.6 billion. Total exports of corn tor the entire season are estlm.lted at around 625 miUioo bushela, 25 lo 30 percent alxm! 1966-G7. Corn Is a bright sPot In the expori picture; foreign shipments of 1orgtu.on grain. oa.ts, and bar- . .... ley hove been ccmperatlvely Ue road or highway, or driver or a bus; operating, driving, or ridIng on a traclor (track or wheel) aver 20-belt ho!'sepower~ or attaching or dotaching an Implement or power~-oft' unit to or from such tractor while tbe motor Is runnJna. auger wa~. or a sell-unloadIng auger trailer. large share of Meigs County farmers. The exemptions are or riding on a damp as follows: (I) Employers who did not WIIIOD. holst wagon, fork life. rotary tiller (exCO(JI walking uie 500 man-days ot tarm labor type), or power~venearthmov­ In any calendar quarter of the lng eq.~ipment or power-4rlven previous calendar year. trenching equipment. (2) Members of the employ~rating or unclogging a pow- er's Immediate family, er-driven combine, netd baler. (3) Hand harvest laborers patd haY conditioner, com picker, piece rates ln an operation genforage harvester, or vegetable erall,y recoanlzed as piece - k harvester. ~rating, reeding, or In the region. PROVIDED (a) They unclogging any of the following gu each day to llle farm from machines when power - driven: their permanent residence, AND SlaUooary baler, lbrollher, bull- 0>), They were employed In 111er, feed grinder, chopper, sUo rlculture less than 13 weoka In flUor, or crop dryer. Foodlng tho preceding calendar year. materials ,Into or unclogging a There is a COillldarable aroughage blower or auger conw mount of Information available veyor. on this law. II anyone needs IUr~rating a power - driven ther assistance, they may «<Il· poatltole digger or power-driv- tact my office. en driver. Operating, a~lllng, or cleaning a power~ven saw. RACING AT PORTSMOUTH Felling, bucking, sldddlng, loadPORTSMOUTH - One of tbe Ing, or unlondlng timber with the nation's outlbmdlng clUes ror butt diameter o! more than ab: boat raelng, Is preparing for tho inches. Working from a ladder or aca!lold at a height over 20 foot. Working Inside a gas-<!gltttype fruit encloaure, gaa.tlght type grain encloaure or gas-tlgbt forage enclosure, or lnsldo a aUo wben a top unl~ device Is In operation posl1ioo. Working In a yard, pen or stall occupied by a dairy bull, boor, or stUd horse. Anyone found guilty of employing cbUdren under 16 ~rating DELIVERED & $PREAD ·1.53 ·- • . H&S LIME CO. J,4Jf£S MERRY PRODUCTS P.C. 15 for y.,, , . . ·· · filr ..... - WJX ........ '· . . . . -'!!. WORK"~ ~R tARM. FURN. APT. G31 FOU!ml . Call 4 to ,I P.M. Es t-=11. Aveiiue. · · 1*11 '• 147-8 .._' ,,. w........... ; ' . .. makes a double-thickness '4· " wire t'wist • Choice of PTO or engine drive • Optional No. 10 bale thrower "' Ask for a free demonstration! R11r Melg1 General Holplt1l ,, ' -- POMEIJOY Contlnu~nJ ··! . . ForS.Ii NEW GMcnucK · HEADQUARTERS 1964 GMC Suburban 1964 214! T. GMC 1962 21> T. Cbev. 1955 Chev. V.on Trod< lf!l I> T. GMC pickup 11151 1 Ton Jludebater truck 1864 2 T. rntemallonal 1955 '1> T. Dodce pickup 1966 11> T. DOdge truck 1951 1 T. Cbev. 1955 I T. GMC 1954 II> T. 'Ford 1956 2 T. lnl Traetor 8'I'EIIDl unit, 4 speed changer. Lovely Rnl ht1te For S.le SPECW. PRICE $''SILVER DOLLARS''.$· FREEl I Nqw buy a quality eamp1q trailer at an __... • of :price. 'nle Apadle l!lqJt. Dlll"lllally $'1116, IBIJ . . . AD aluminum 01111\ constructloD. Sleejll .. 0111 I? BrlnJ.'em ln. Wo'vt rOt OllllorfGIL TILL JULY 6 YOU CAN RECEIVE FREt ,_ Ill .... Aw. ~ WID 'l'JINI'I , I' ONE SILVER DOLLAR WITH EACH 10 BALES YOU PuRCHASE Gilt Edge • • • • M.· F. S. ••••• Golden: Bow BALE·R .AMSBARY'S APACHE TWI.EiR • ,, . . . . . . ....Sinlae ' 'I " ' D. H. WOOD, Re1ltor Phone 446-1 ~ DOWN town location. 3 bed· room. Beautiful kitchen, lar,;e ~EE OUR SELECTION of 12 r living room, bullt in stove and 80 fl. mobile homes before oven, large lot, reasonaiJly you buy. K & K MobUe Hompriced. eo,Pt, Pleasant, W. Va. Paul 89 A, in Addison Twp, 7 room or Gary Northup 6'15-3000. home, three barns, I> A, toI~ bacro base, GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stok- ONE floor plan, 3 hedro->JJ\ large living room, TY room. er coal. Carl Winters, Rio forced alr furnace. car port, Grande. Phone 245-5111. 8-11 • property In gOOd condition ON ROUTE 35, 6 room home. IF YOU are buDdlni a lltl'l three' beclroom, bath, lnsul.ttbome or remodoljng, see ut. ed, fuel on furnace, large lot. We are buDders. Distributor large basement. for Holpolnt Appliances, ADIson Eleclrlc. 1M II WE HAVE other property. tell us YOllr problems and we win assist you hi finding a home LOW, LOw. PRICES on Mattresses. Rice and, Corbin FurEmlllp . Jolm I. Rlebard~ • II Ruaall D. W~B Rol!ald , 11: •. Cuaday......._ BAIRD R~LTY CO. O.c1r 81ird, Rnltor ·STOlES· ' wordl) 4 Cirl'1name $Rave 6 Anclent Urf1 rlose ln. ' , omce U Rro. Pl. fti.MII Oscar Butwd. 4..._ Carter Maule, 44Uitl Wlfllam BaD, U.._ Carl Nlberl ...... maple finish. Take over payments of NJIO per II10Dth or pay · balance of $102.6$. Ph. 446-1028. 1$1-3 on rear, steel caiUe raek, lockboxes on aides. see at 709 'J.i'olinli Ave. IM' - 3Eaotern • •tate (11 3 bedroom ranch with central , air. forced air heal, 2 car garage, completely mndern. Rl.•iiS, EARLY AMERICAN otereo, radio Ctlmblnallon. Solid alate '56 CHEV. I> T. pickup, steel bed, very gOOd rubber, 6 ply Our Special Offer Of THIS OFFER GOOD AT THE, . DOWN I Walklkl .Beach sUbstance 2 Nautical NEARLY NEW AND ANXIOUS REGISTERI!:D Hereford bull•. Olho Burdette. Lower River Rd. IJ\3 ), BY . POlPULIR '~··D·E· We Are '58 RENATILT, new llres, $1'*. M Mill Creek IIAI. !Jt-J . • Fine liome with 7 r;ooms Inc! a • bath .and a lull!, fully carpeted, oe~tral alr rondlti<'~lng, bot water heal, large play I'Oom, patio, he,aled garage, priced Ill . ' the low twenties. llill 8TERE().IW)IO • ' 5 ROOM CO'l'I'AGE, clole Ill. ,.__.;.~ : LOVELY WALNUT stereo • ra,........ . II. "'"' · Call o:30 ,p,m. H. W. Walter, dio combination. 4 speed In· WOMEN.JO PART lime "MI' Ph. ~ 14N In Gatua Co. Wrile Coit termlxed changer, 4 speaker sound system. Deluxe floatmelles,,. to. lOib Ill. rr.n. miusi:Tn.AJLER, · &uO.J loeaIng turntable. WlU discount Ohlo ' 4~. 1511 lion,' Ol' )lrlvate lot 1 bed1963 1> T. Cbev. pickup lor cash, only .at09 or ' . - , ',, room. Db for 1 or ,2 peo~. 19~ 12 T. Cbev. Pickup monthly poyments of $11.\2 per WAITRI!:S8; ~~ II!' parttlme I'll" Adullll only; no pete. Call af. 1960 2 T: GMC month. Ph. 4411-1028. IJI-3 2 p.m. to !II p,m. sbllt. Jlust ter . 4, p.m. 4411-11543, 14N 1962 1> Ton Chevrolet Pickup be 18 or ol~. G)lOd pay, plea.. ' I Minneapolis Moline Power SEWING MACHINE sant wolidlla con<litlon. Peld F'URNISHEI;) apartment I o r Unit COMPLETELY automatic Zig • ; vacation alld steady work. Ap. rent. P~. 446-21118. lJO.II Ne,. 10'' 'Rotary Cullers ., p1y itt Bob Evllil Steak Houle. zag sewing ma~ to mee~ $299.50. New 8.25 r 20. 10 ply ··-·,.' 147-4 all your sewing needs. Wu ONE FURN, APAJITMENT and '1 _·...;·,;·........__ nylon tires SSII. Inc. Federal salesman's demonstrator, alsleeping rooms weekly or ! tax. so one of !be more upenslve i Htlp W.ll~ . monthly, 4411-11108. IN Oldo vaner Impl<mm Go. sewing machines. WIU aell at 'RETAIL SALI!!s, LADY, ' full US Pine 111. Ph. «f.211Z. dl.acounl price of f43.28 or · lime, at I~"blgli .scbool fJd. 5 ROOM ~ 6 bath, ~ 14011 monthly paymenl8. Ph. 44f. 'Garftelo!,' tiiO per 1110. Call ucaHon. ~ce ~­ 1rll. IJI-3 Leon i!JiotUnp, VlnloD, Satur- RED raspberries lor sale. Earl Must ba~e·. ile&l a~ day Ul!lfl II P.M., ~- or and •' be able to meet ]ll!bllc Logan, 446-211113, 140-12 THE AMAZING Blue Luslr• IJO.S ,WID 'be required to wort one , Wed. after 5 .p.m. · will leave your upholster1 evenblg each week. Write bOZ beauUiully soft and, clean. No. 'IS, C-<1 Tribune. ,110-a ' Rent electric shampooer $1. ,, Central Supply Co. IJI-S ., ' - ;ton, igs Equ·ip ent-Co. O.D-~~~NS Fum, VOiap, C11J ""pert)' PbeM f&l.flll BRICK RANOI Nearing completion, lrlmmetl in Redwood, 3 BR, I oomplete batl!s, 30 x 12 family room, I Owner Very Anxlou1 car carport, nesUed In liz acres ToS.D of trees, stream and , grau, 5 'I'AD ADVANTA.OII 9' 'l'RII minutes !rum town In GalllpoOPPol'l't.INft'Y. DAD JIA.I JICJY• lia School DIJfrlel. KD TO CINCINNATI MID WA)Jft HOUSE AND ROOF PAINTING. TD COIIPAJIT 1:. Bll W1ft Ph, 4411-1562. IM AND CRIU)UN. HI II l&\V· 162 ACR8 IXO A 'YDY t1L\IIIING CO. Firat time ollered, nearly new LON'L\L I MDa00M WI1'B ALL I!I.ICftJC ID"HBON QIIIB w44 BR, 32 1 18 Uvlng room with CUSTOM horse shoeing, reaSDR, ftC.) CAJift'nD UY1N0 massive brick and atone fire. sonable priceo. Ph. M1 s-2781 80011 wrra A I'U'l"l'Y nu PLACI. J BA.'I'RJ. PLAY aoc., place. New too) abed, large lnmlon. IM I CAR GAL\01. P.uoLY llOOil AND PATIO, rr WotM' LA8T barn. 100 A. bottom, large eorn LONG 10 LOOK AI IT 'I'OOAY. HOMER HARRISON ba•e on Slate lklad. Gr~~eery Sto,. WATER Dellvery Service, call 211 ACRES ."::~~""" Bulinet~ 7 room modern home, al. ald., d!ly or night Rio Grande, AIIOVT Ohio. Ph. Z45-5SIS. 51-11 raice barn, plenty outbldp., J 1'11111 . ponds, tenant house, cattle and TERMITE & PF81' CONTROL equip. available. FAIN Ertermlnalfon Co. Wheel93 ACRES ersburg, Ohio, Ph. 574-4112. 10 A, bollom, 40 A. pulun, ,22 m.u I A. Tob. R, barn, alrawllerrloR, springs, 6 rooms and baUr, lake- BULLDOZER & BACKHOE , alte, riverview, ,.., private, SERVICE. Bssement, septic tanlt!l, ruter beds, leach becltr, Reel Elf•te For 5111 aild city schools. !ann ponds ball! and cle!Wd. BULL.SKIN .. Herman R. Reese. Cbelblre l Ul A,. 5 rooms and bath hloo< 367-7510. 1JI.tl . SUMMER COnAGE and lrame hom1. m.e baa,_ 35 acrea of hill land located on . ment. new 'furnace. 10111e lurnlWATER WEIJ, DRILLING • good road, 4 room collage, tore. nlc• view, lmmed, JlO•· MYERS Pumps Sales I Ben'· , U Prlco .. session. dugwe, . .500 .. lee, Ph, 74U635, Rutland, 0 . EXCELLENT BUY TRYING TO SELL! C. J. Lemley. HI II CAlL UBI In thls 6 room II> story home, Jay SheiJII8rd, ~ large kitchen, dining room, Earl Winton, 44U1J11 DOLL HOU!Ie Nursery transporbath. basement, natural gas Wayne Amsbary, ..._.. latlon available, reasonable furnace, deep well. garage and rates also lor shopplns or work shop, small vegetable garwortdng molbers. hourly, dalCOMFORTABLE HOME, 5 den, Price $'/,IMJO. • ly or weekly rates. Ph. 446rooms, bath, full basement, NEW USTING 4522. IMI II attached garage, '12,500. 1 LOAN ASSUMPTION block from city limits on 518. 6 room, one Door plan, 3 BR Ph. 446-lll38. 151-12 GOT DUST? CaD Hale's Road Oiling. Ph. 379-2183. 18-11 home, W-W carpet In living room, nice ldtd!en with plenty COMPLETE REMODELING, S.rvle11 •ablnels, Asll!llle an FHA loan. cullom eablnela bunt, Da\old Mo, payment Is only $78Jl0. E, Kingery, SM50. U8·11 You'd be surprised how nice it Ia. Dillon Agelic" um.e Offerecl ONE Sl"ORY HOME IDEAL LOCATION 127 Klneon Ave. Gallipolis located on a nice lot, bas fun basement, gas furnace. Price $13,500. CUSTOM SPRAY PJfor:·fners w'rrH BEAUTIFUL BRICK ·HOME Plumbing & H••ting •fRNEST THORIIl * m.n. ... 8:00 Ohio Valle7 News 8:15 Talk of th'O Town 9:15 The llol'lllllc Sbow Plam..., an4 lleoiiDC 10:30 ChaMrbox 300 4th Ave., 446-IIS'I. 1 11:00 The Morninl Sbow 21'1 II' 11:45 World r. Mason CO. 12:00 Community • X1r1.- *;I~ DEWITI"S PLUMBING 12:15 Bulletin Board AND BEATING 12:30 Prosecutor ~ .IMI!>.J ROIITE 160 at Evergreen. J'l:, Farm and !lome \'lli'~Jl Wed., Thuro.) «s-!735. m tf Country Go ilolllll Ql'ri;J ,.,. 1%:45 Country Go 8ouod GENE PLAH'III 4:00 intorebange I PLUMBING I DATING 5:00 Ntwl, Weather,"""" '' "11llpoofs, 0. . . . . *· BROWNS GENERAl. ·. .ENO, ·O"IO '· ~ ' ~ ' EVlNS 'EED. " ' ar-o. RBYNOtD'S :GAUJt~Wa Tv 4SI llecoDd, " - WJEH STANDARD PLUMBING I (MONDAYS THRU FRIDAY$ BEATING, dS 'l1llrd A - . 7:45 Echoes of Joy Located In Pomeroy, Oblo - 9 rooms, II> bath, elrower In" basemen!, run basement, 2 car PRIQ REDUCB) ~arage with concrele drive, 173 A. farm, I story Ira me beautHul fen<ed lawn. This Is Thurman, Ohio bome, plenty water, plenty a well bullt home and Ill prked ·1 33 y-•,-rlenco IJid&., A. lob. base, plenty way under replace!nenl, ccitll. Phone 34!>-5:168 or Celltrai'Soya t4WH$ ~lure, bottom ]anti, Jo. JUIST LISTED tated 011 blacktop rd. O!mer II )'<Ill want your own btulneo, wants II IIOitL • IIIII Delli Stade thlB li'Ould l!e hard to beat. 6 ACRES Would roqulre I!ID8Il amount II ~ f'/600 liUyl ,IIIII 2 alory frame ~apllol. Own~ wjllllll to retire. W1U. r.mQv• ro,ur' Insurance ~ 1!ilii 10 IWJM, balemetit; See llonrd llrar!aon. FOR ALL your lllsuranoe needa, banlit, ·110111 lllltl IIWIII. call located I D)Bel ·!rum city IIOBAIIT DILI..ON, 11t1111r Chect wltlt your Granp IItiOIJecl - - - • ' etiiB at the Neal Ins. Atency, park. ·.~· «<m4 If '918te St Agenll for auto. LEE'S PLUMBING li REMODLllclUe - ....... lin,• Homeowners. holpllal EwMllp Hf.JS!8 ELING, , Crown City, 0. Ph. and pneral Hablllty, lf,tf :JHI664. IJ1-tt .... diad. WITH A WixOildter ' Wanliel c..; JUST LOOK AT THESE, FEATURES! July 7, outboard hydroplane and runabout races. · Some of the nation's top drivers will be on band to teat lllelr skills on tho always dangerous Ohio River. ' AGRICULTURAL LIME ' Sl!Jlied Joi~ (Roe) ~rf··~~',j -~·r,i'~ · 150-3 P'UIINISHED I ROOM and bath ·'' ' I ' apt., tiOwruttaJrs. AD utlllll01 paid. Adults. 446-1618. 141-11 .:8.:.: 17•ton capacity • All the capacity you need to get your crop in fast, while hay and weather are right • Choice of International 3-phase knotter that ties 17% stronger or a unique wire twister that N~ 1 with 12-,yoar-olds. Ronald Gilkeson or involves large commercial farmers. There are, however, several - · a sell-unloading forage box trailer, and self-unloading exemptions which will cover a -~ .. , i WILL NOT~ JtaJIOIIIible for ~S~3 ROOM$ and ;' any debl8 ~'!' -~my OW!J . b8tjlajl\., water paid. Suitable as of .lhbl d!IU; June 211, 18118. fnr '2,' 4411-1519. · ,,, 141-11 . "1" SCS talked to tho class. Ronald Ueulady Operating Ol" riding on a self- wage law 1ets $1.15 pel" hour as unloodlng bunk reeder wagon, a of February I, 1968 and $1.30 181!-unloodlng bunk feeder trail- per hour slartlng February I, er, a sell-unloading forage box 1969, llllleu. ? ROOM AND BATH fum. &pl. Mr. aRI Mrs. Harry C. J)lekey Uillliles' paid. AIBQ large tift.: 151·1 · clency, apt.; 322 Tblrci' Ave, Ph. 446-374$ or ~- JIU ' SEVENTEEN 4-II'EIIS learned Iand judging at the 4-11 Camp this past week ror 10 to The minimum wage law p&l"· minimum I' ' I about to a fine up to $10,000, a possible jail sentenee, or both. agricultural ' ' · M't years of age to do these kinds or hazardous jobs will be subject Tho ···- creek IIAI. .,_, atock promoUoo. He will develop a spring and bUDd a concrete watering !rOugh l>elow It, and hal plano tor reseecllng s I x acre• of ground to what Ia !mown as ''tall gran paature." R. A. STml, WIIOSE farm The dam Miss Stark n has an Is on Redmond Ridge, rompletoutstanding production record, ed a dugout pood. Thla pood having produced two wnrl~ rec- Is 0. the end or a rolling poinl ord calves at one year ol age, and the dimensions are sate bas produced three calves 50 by 60 feet and 5'h fee! claep. In 22 months ror a total of 2,917 The doplb of the pond was made pounds of beef In IIIIo period. It by excavation Into the earth is believed this is a record for as well aa two reet of 1111 above any beef animal, from the stand- the original grwod level. This point of production. pond will hold more than 100,Hidden Valley Ranch In Gs!Ua 000 gallons of water wben It Is county near Bidwell, Is owned by full. Bob Evans and managed by Doug · A diversion ditch was alao Kayser. made to catch additional water and carry It to fill tbe pond. Mr. Stllll plans to use this pood tor llvelllock water. New Labor Laws Spell Out 'Don'ts' in Under 16 Worl{ ' .II . . Rt.tlll.,.' . , MR. SIMMONS OPERATE'S a at IDekory Chuel and II ----- ' ' FINE HOME 3 bedrooms, lull basement. Ore: place In basement and ll\'lnl room, built-In lrllchen, carport.' On 90 x 100 II. lot. ., IN TOw;N BRICK · 'Sf CAD!t;LAC 4. Pit, B. 'J.'., air e<i6dllloo, $275. M 'Mill pi~ to use hlo tarm'!orllve- GALLIPOLIS - ll(lb Evans ID<klen Valley Ranch has another world record Chim>Ws at ooe year of age. 11rl• new title was captured laat APrU 20, Off.~ 1 slllre Hidden Valley Ranch Charolais Has Record 35 HOUSETRAILER, f!GO, lake over paymems. ·'13 ,Cor<, valr., $100 ana lake nver pay· ments. - 7 ilter l:~lS -3 1 llU'1'U0 INSilRANCE fire. )lfe. f5 Slate IlL P. Brown, 1'. «f.I... ........... �. TRAILER SPACE, ullllllel available. Inquire 15$ Muller· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Me P. 0. llo• 4251• PominJ, IJ..Ue FURNISHED a~ two bedrooms, Middleport. Pllone m38'14. ....Uc 8 ROOMS AND BATH, !70 Mu~ borry Ave.. l'ontel'O)'. Contact Rose Sisson, phone 1912019 aftor 5 p.m. Phone 1911131. f.t.lfc Mil..... ftiiMtltl. Ofi,.CI NOVUI Ul •.•• .. lrll ~· ....., fill ..... 1ttM NMII ~ NotfCII A'ITRACTIVE MODERN S-room furnished apartment, Ideally located near Pomerw bust. ness sec~on. PhoDe.,ll92-211t1. . ' S- 11-tf< TERMITES SWARMING? FURNISHED GARAGE apart. They are re-prod~ctlves, not ment on ):Jncoln Hill. UliUUes your worker colony. Free Jn.. patd; adull< only. Phone 1192spectlons and Information on 3489. 1-111-tfc crawl space dangers. No salesman, low overltead, 50 TRAILER LOT wlth patio. nice per cent savings. Allled Pest location In Middleport, water, Cootrol. Pomeroy, Ohio. gas, electrlclty available. can Phone 992·5669 everdnp. 992-2864 after 4:30p.m. S-M-:!tc 8-JHOip TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & IVILL DO sewing at home G Market, Rt. 7, Middleport. zippers, pockets, pegging, I-JII.3tc hemming. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, cLEAN. FOUR rooma and bath, Phone 773-SGSI. 4-30-tfc furnished apartment. 114\i Mulberry. Phone 99U69!1_ HAPPY HOUR, Shenang l!prlug8 114-tlc NHe Club. S to 6 p.m. Mon- " ' • day tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt TRAILER, Brown's Trallor every Friday. ~fc Park, Minersville. Phone 9923324. ~ ROOF REPAIR. roof painting. For estimate. phone 992-2239. U-31<: Public Sale ... .UM:'· 'IlieorU.=~ AU~ ... 'l la'll•• '.sold J~ Y,"l ' ," 0 1 r 'nd moving out-ol . sell the following, Tlw saie 1'UJ ba residence , next Grade School, Two Pc. · Wing Back Chatr; Stand; Lamps standa; Rocker (Tilt Back): .Straight ·Chairs; Magh. Bedroom Suite. G.E. Refrigerator; Frigidaire Electric stove: UUllly Cabinets (3): Broom and Base Cabinets: Iron Sktllet; CookIng Utensils and Dlsbes; Chrome Dinette Set, I Chairs; 9d4 Carpet by Lee; Telephone stand: Roaster Stand; Porcelain Top Table; Badroom Heater: Dreoaer and Vanity: Chest of Drawers; 4 Pc. Pitcher and Bowl Set (Nice\; Bedding and Rup; Bamboo stand: I, I, S, Gal. Stone Jars: Hand Tools; Excello Lawn lllo...,; Metal Lawn Chairs ; WhHe Rotary Electric Sewing Machine: Two School Seats; Trunks & Books; Garden Tools; Oral> eries; Pair Metal Horses; Oil Heater. AUCT. NOTE: This furniture ts exceptional nice and ts clean and well cared for. TERMS: Cash. Not Responsible for actldents. BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer; A. C. Bradford, Manager. Signed: Mrs. Edith A. Russell. 8-~ Auction ,, SINGER SEWING · machloo, . just .turn the knob and, at each click, this ""'lng machIne ]8, ready to ·blindSttt.:h bema· on dra)lel, baste a dress, embroider a pillowcase, make buttOOboles. 'lmltU monthly payments, or $lUi Phone dl8. S-23-1111! > STEREO' EARLY Alnerlc8a . . stereo, riiiiJo 'Combination. llolid state Wilt, 4-apeed. changLove1f fln!ib, TID over payments of il 11 e r month or pay balaDoo · •of fiOU5. Phone 992,ml, · ' . NO-ete or. maple M~PLE STEREO. Early A!llerlean· stereo, radio oombtnallon, 4-apeed changor, solid · loll; two _mahogany, one waJ. state Instant on radio. PaYnut all rHDIIdllioned. P'ricod ments of 16 or f911.22. For teO up, dellwrecl. Cull borne demonstraUon, call lm7f2-4211 after 5 p.m. l'llilne 3218. s-23 6tc 7M183. CONTEMPORARY WALN>IT Stereo: BeauUful walnut eablnet. wns Boor demonstrator, 4-apeed. dual volume '~"trot; highest fidelity, radio. Pcy monthly payments of or f72.10. S-23-tlt~ *' MODERN 8 ROOM house nnd bath, furnished, full b884'ment, 11 acre ground, gural!f> wlth one room otruclure, " mile from Junction 33 ""d ~. phone &92~12'1. 6-2.Htc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 521 Ash St . Middleport· II!D5443. 6-2S-tfe WILL DO sewing in my home. AUCTION - Sallmlay, June ANTIQUES. BO'I'I1.ES. decan- TWO BEDROOM borne. bath 29, at 10:00 a.m., 2 miles : tors, collector Items. Place, 1\lra. Carolyn Lewis. Phone full basement, garage: Twowest of Alfred, 8 miles Donald Metbeoey's residence 192·!:171. 6-28-,ltp year-<~ld nome in Syracuse. west of Tuppers Plains, lean near Salem Center and Wllk... Phone 99Z·2421. 6-28-301< state Route 681 at Auction ville. Ohio. Directions: can be Wanted To Buy stgus. 1 have aold my farm, reached by three stste hlgb- BEAUTIFUL EARLY American A HORSE BETWEm 54 and 58 so will sell the following: wa)'ll, Route lliO between VIninches, phone 992-2916. 6-~ stereo, slightly damaged In LIVESTOOKton and Wllkesvtue; Route shipping. Now $100 off. Call 325 helween Danville and VIn00 Heavy hena. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. 992-sm. 6-Z?.&tc ton and Route 124 one fourth miecenaneous. Mrs. Howard FARM EQIJIPMENT .14 Chev· mn~ out of Salem Center. Cecil, 800 W. Main st.. Pome- · rolet pickup In excellent conBUILDING LOTS, writ. Bos Watch for sale signs on all roy. t-25-Uc 66!1 A, in care of "nle Daily dition; Ollver '70' tractor, eulroads. Items to be sold, Cand· Sentinel, Pomeroy. S-26-5tc ttvator; t96li A.C. Hay eondt· val botuea, bitters bottles, vi!toner; Case Rake and TedFor Sale or Trade olin bottles, decantors. bun- NINE ROOM house, Ill baths, dar; l:IA John Deere Cl:lmIIIIlS MUSTANG F'..tback, V-8 dreds of other bottles, two desirable location; new furblne; A.C. S.barrel emp autc+:!Uc, also IIIIlS Musold book ca9eS, old trunb, ' n·ace. In Middleport. Phone tang; V-8, 3 speed. Financing sprayer; Ollver Manure organ 100 years old, playa 992-5I9S. 6-26-Jtp Spreador; Cultipaclter, Disk ·available. Call IIIIU547, alter good; old bollet, old dressers, harrow; t-row com planter. 5 p.m. m-5748. 6-3G-Ifc one marble top dresser, old MANUFACTURER'S SALE. t-row corn picker; 32 ft. I!Gis lamps, old lanterns, old s!Dne larm and home white latex El•vator, Oliver DrDI; '!'rae191i0 CHEVROLET Impala !or jugs, flat trons, library table, bouse and barn point. reg. tor grl!ill seeder, Wagon on 1a1e or trade for truck of vlewscope, two eight d a y $5.49 gallon. sale price $3.99 Rubber: Hammer MID, corn . equal value. Call Reedsville clocks, old fruit jars, stand a gallon. Ki "~ Builders Supsheller: 3-unlt Surge Mllken, S'/8-G34. S-2'1-91]1 table, old fountain pen, 75 ply Co., Middleport, Ohio. !lbcomplete; 3 water lanka, Mcyeara •>ld or better; old pur3748. 6-!ll-121c Collough chain saw; 3-hole Ita CHEVROLET Chevy ~ ses, Martha Washington era; Wagon, 19115 Mustang V8, !- hog Ieeder, ron woven wire; bottle cappor, old cbamber. MOTOR BOAT, 25 hp, 1957, Jaspeed: Financing available. Cllalns, garden tonlo. A~· old chain!, old acalea, o I d guar, 1961 Chevelle 396, 4Phone 99U547 after 5 p.m. tmately 200 bu. corn, 1000 baby cradle, old Blralgbl raspeed. M & G Markel, on Rt. IIU748. S-18-lfc bales hay, 500 bales straw. zors, too years old ..- better: 7, Middleport. S-26-3tc HlJUSEROLD AND ANTIQcoffee grinder, old tobacoo UES - Frigidaire relrlgHelp Wanted cutter, old apple peeler, llrge NORWEGIAN Elk - Hound pupBAIIIIAID AND waltreaa. Call tor. Gas range, ldtchen eablsize; old wash stand with tie pies, silver and black marknet. Dinette !!et, Dining room 11ft 9813. 8-2!>lltc bar, chum, one folding bed Ings. Often mistaken for Gerautte Beds. dn!asera. vanity, wltb mirror on top, elllOllent man Sbephard. Phone 9111cb~ of drawers, S.four poscondlUon; antique bed, aolid 3671 for information. 6-ZS-Ite ter bedo. antique dreuer, oak 7 fool bead board; 111&0 picture frames, trunks, lot Dodge one half loll pickup BLACK RASPBERRIES, R o y Of boob (many antiques), truck, TWill good; one chi!Sen Frollitt. Portland, 843-m3. Secretary, cedar ebest, 21" brooder, one old aecretsry, 6-ll-121c Admiral T.V.. typewriter, !deal for gun rack, and otber Empire gas beater, 12 1!1181!8 Items too nwneroos to mei>- YOU CAN still save 130 or more shot gun, 32 special Marlin Uon. on aluminum boats. can rtfle. gun rack, lots of cllaJt. I.Amcb wlU be servad by !347 or !192-8256. Caah or es. cooking utenallll, and mJs. Wilkesville Methodllt Churcll. terms. 6-INOtc ceDaneous Items. Sale conducted by Adama NOTICE DUe to clrcumAuction Services, Rutland, 0. KEEP your carpels beauHful stances beyond our oontroJ Phone 74Z-4461. Col. Jim Addespite constant footsteps of the cattle formerly adverlilams and Col. Bill Brown, auca busy famtly. Get Blue LU3ed In thiB sale wtu not be tlooeers. Not responsible for tre. Rent electric shampooor sold. accident.. MO-lk ,1. Baker Furniture. 6-2Utp Lt;NCH Lunch ser· ved by the ladles <If Alfred SIX ROOM brtck, three bedForS.Ie Methodist Church. C. E. BIG SOUND, 1168 Pbllco aler· room borne, garage and baa&o men!, Fourth St., New Haven. eo. This set bas 10 year diaWoodyard, Owner, ~·· Auction Service; I. 0. 'Mac' mond needle warranty: 110 Phone 1182-28'11 New Haven. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cbolter; 8-:!Htc days free service; 40 loch 0. Lloyd Dfilinl!l!r, Apprenwalnut console. This set Is tice. Sllade. 0. 6-27-ai oew, only ,128.88 or pay $1 FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy per month. Try it in yo-.lf Hollow Ftoad. Oon!a<t Roy ElliB, RuUand. 6-25-6tc home. Call 992-W&. ~ Pollleroy IDutt. .. Busl•• CAdiR WANIID • MmDlEPOin' CONTAa For Sale Male Halp Wanted SEWING MACHUNE, complete- 1Jl INCH WINDOW fan, $18.11; USED PIANOS, CLEAN UP Bale, one sman 44-incb. wbite transiBtor radloo $1.99 up; SJG1i :PAnmia ezperlenced In ly automaUc zig zag sewing finish; one upright, cherry; men's straw hats '1.49. S,.ve JliVgl 'and lelterlnf Steady machine to meet all your sewtwo mahogany, one walnut, Today at BRYANTS," 101 W. ~ JOb Willi opportun. Ing needa. Was salesman's aD re-rondltloned. Priced Kaln. ~k i!Yto''Jdvanee. Plenl)' of ovordemonstrator. wu one of the from $SO up, delivored. Call UIIli!.":Vacatlori with pay more expensive aewtng ma. •' lfrlie fuDy giving re- chines. Will sell discount H & N DAY.OLD or started m-4211. after 5 p.m. call 'FCleghorn pullets, both Door or &163. S-JII.3tc Benn lllbm ' 880 King prtce of $43.29 or monthly .• \ cage grown available. Poultry . .4->'e,.7 iioJ\IlllbuJ, Ohio. 8-JII.3tc paynoenls. Phone 191-321$ . .. bousing and autom•llon. J4o. ~tc darn Poultry, Box No. 188, II CUBIC FOOT deep freezer, Athens, Obio. Phone 581-7881. NINE ROOM bouse, bath, Tupcapacllf 1130 lbo., aeeUent MO-lle pers Plalna. Euellent condicondlllon, fl&. Phone . . . tion lnalde, new alumlnum I-¥C skiing, large lol, several oat. ONE WESTERN. riding boree:bolldlnga. Can be financed. Pbone Mason 773-5171. I-2Uip Alva Clarll. phone 1187·SZI2. . MO-lt< USED REFRIGERATOR f$. Phone 992-5792. l-!ll-21c """"' HO~ · cows, lrtsh. Floor ModCIUtord I.A!Ilbelt, Jtoclt UPels,TOSideflOOby OFF, side Ilefl:llorator Sjlinp l!'old, Pomeroy. F......,., Pomeroy · ""' . MO-IIp Auto, phone ~. ~ . . ---,.-.. 'lb: I ,.,''i ' . •• more tti111 '0 yearaago, 1 speocllJ'.! most fit !bat lime In C»lumbus. He was ornplo3ad on , oonstructlon but hOAlnolbelllabiO · to work "'rlngthepastte'wieari.. .·• !l.irvlvorl .In addition .to flttl ·• ON THE sister Include tbe wlf~/ lltrlha. L~::;,.;DI;AL;. ' and four chlldren bl' a~· flEE STORAGE PIRIITOHII 100 NEW ,..EAD-II.Ac:KWALL ' ,rico. T011 Slio 65Gxl3 . .... Sl 65ilx14 .... ..41 700x/3 111,4.1 ,41 700x 4 10.11 it3 750x14 11.11 .4.1 670x15 11.11 ~ PluoRociP,..,I•I"-""""'" 'NIItlliw!<a fulriMM Wheel Alignment Real Estlfe For Sale HOIST ETTER REALTY 5.55 Geo. Boboletler, .linbr I'QMEIUIY - 7 RDom briCk, 3 -GUARANTEED- bedrooms, bath, bot water heal, lull basemen~ b a c k porch, convenienUy located. POMEROY - 6 rooma, 3 bedrooms, water system, cellar, storm doors, windo.-s. Ili MOTH P.ROOnNG DLC , EXPBtT RACINE RURAL - 7 rooma, balll, gas, wan to wall carpeting, well, cisterna, several buildings. One acre. · HELEN and VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES llft.J325 SYRACUSE, 0100 6-27-3tc INFORMAnON NEWS • -. ' *'• ... "'"' '.. I BY OWNER - Will take bouse trailer for part payment; Lovely three bedroom modern home in Syracuse, wall to wall carpeting, big kitchen, basement. garage wltb two em a large lots; near school. Call m.MOO. 6-25-121c _ aiNkl IMitll It, I Pt•IN'f CA.\L COGI.VILLI - . . AT lnourante 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON .AUTOMOBILE lnourance bee• eaneened? Lost JOUr oner.tor's license? can 9112-29!M. I 11 tfe 3 P.M. ' ~ .• Buslnau Services APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Alllhorlzad Briggs and Stratton and Lawn Boy. parts a n d services: repair Tecumaeh and Kohler engines aad all small appliances, 'l11lrd St., Mason. W. Va .. John M. Rott. gen. 6-IV-:IOtc CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" breeding service. Call Leland Parker. Pomeroy realdotlce 191-22114 ..- caD ·llatlon TU1> pers Plsln! 667-3251. 6 Ultc C. C. BRADFORD AUci'IoNEER c.mplete. 8enloe Write, PIMae or Ceblct Crill Bradford llldne. OIJio S 1 tfc ni.-...A~~twwi .n ' ·t:SO ·- 1 aaMitl• • . .aulfriltl siMiaN. .. . ' . SEWING MACHINilS, reD*Jr service, an make<. WY s. ii2N. '!be l"abrle Bbop, PQm. eroy. Aothcrlzed Sf- Sales · and Servlcf!. We Sclaors. S:t&.ttc . .. ·-- Tl)lltlltlli ~ · Six'(W ''i'' H~'Q\;· .... I ., .• · 1 II. . Jlltr• Slaw Ul EmtM Till* .hw I .. l l IW'tiiiOft Kltnlul ~" 3 Klke n.IIIJlt;11 !:h:rW I -r~ ' .;;;. ' ·' ·~ .... ·- .... 'hiM 3 Concentrltlon • ).udl 11 VQtil .. *· :M~ s Beverb HtllbUUe• 13 Dick caveu UtOG • S Wtltru.11'1 8 Glatlt Bell .... ·~·· ., . : . "·. 8 EdUIIIMil !IFill ' ·'"' · •·~ 11:30 ~~!!quart I s lltk via Drkl ,,_ 12:00 ' .- .,_ ·..""""""""' - 1 ~· Br-Mhtrl . ""' a lii•IMHI: -...uw. ....... ol LUe 13 JMwlaehtd U:3G 3 Eye Glilll 8 SeaRit for Tomorrow 13 frN,5ure I•le ll:U 8 Guid:lrc Li&ht UtUU I ~NIWIO.U... 11 , Nftl - 11111 ,....,_ • "'le """""' 13 Rolftr,Derb:r ,\. 11~ . ·- GUREAOY:·~~~~.-. until the 4th of J1lyl !-. Werda Murris, Paula Childers, Sara Winters and CindY Jooea. 8 !IIIIIIIJ Jelfet& U Ntwb'WN liiiM 5:00 ConlitiQilWI:I~ ~ t3 New• - Fnnk Heynold& 6:!HI 3 N.w"i Pleturl 8 CIPIW New I Cerual U Men GrllD.n '"" .... HqJort S New1beM '61! B Twllipll Zone . 11W ' ..• 3 All Amerlta Colle&~ 13 <ArriiOn'• Go~ 3 ~cue'lll 8:30 3 Movie s. Show ·11mu U 9:011 9:H 8 Good'.Nomlna: Ww-ld 10:00 13 8 ""'"' Jnnder• 13 lkiiD'I Hov• 1:10 3 L«"• lUke A ~ 1 AI Die World 1\lrnl 8 Ctpital New• Cimrll 1:1 NIWI, Wuther, '"'ni a ~· o1 our Lhtf. 1 love h 1 ~llnltlred 'rhl• 13 Mdlale't Nl'f)' 11:110 3 NIM'ft W.atller~ $or~• l1:211 8 Morie11:30 ·-13 6:00 S NtiU I!W1ure eudi<l Cln.., 1J W.Us Fll"pt .I Clillllll Newt Central 1 IJ. Men Grttrln 10:30 3 eor.:tatralion 1 Blvt:riJ HWbllllea JoeY Dbhql e:ao ·i a lfundet-Jklnkley 13 Dick Cl ~eu I Walttr Cnri.lte 11:00 3 ~IOI'Illtcy Andt ol MQhrl')' a.· ~Car1van J13; ~· s.con11Boonl Bu!'ldred Years '- ~~ ~~Lite ~ 13:30 B Sem:lt Cor 1'tmorrow IS Trenun Isle 3·....:0 1:00 3 Mld Dtl New• Plctun 8 Jadl» ObltJwer !hN 13 lkelm HouH \ l ~; "" ... 8 13 Wedilrw: PuQ" '""ParV ~. a Thl Q:lttora • Hou" ... 13 TMSII»'c.m. · s •• . Tolllghl SI!!Jfl' pa.; 950' olllcoro, a<conlllic to! i(lala!ii ·~nd!DI COlonel Robert~ Chlanmonte. ~'!be 26 men, ..-boro of t1Hi Patrol's tiOth Academ.Y Claaa, fll'ldull$l ~ after 11 '!oeka or Pwta time tral,.q."~'t l'llt'i!! aulinad to .'""'• 3 MoYle S.Wrda:r ~ ,..,,.... "11 Girl Nuted . 1965 Chevelle Mlllby ........• , $1595 eonv. v.s elllllno, PGI'.,..M.. ra.tlo, healet, wbi!Ailllll ... I!W, radio l heater. 3 /onoUII£" World 8 :To .j'all thl Tnllll It ~ HoiPIW :1:38 a Y011 n.n•t Sill· I F4ttlNI.Iht ll DU'i~· 1962 Ford X1500 tiT Cpe. S Mli~IICMM: I ,.,_.,...... ta Dld&wO.• 1964 Ford G•l•xle 500 . -....•. $1295 4 Door, dark - • llllloh with <IMn ~h!~·~lor. - w. w. Ureo, V..S e11111110, aut<imallc trau.·, pour - ..... .' ~ , ... ••• Baaullful whiiAI llnllll with red vinyl lntorl!ll', ~ -._ console, Oll(lino, aiat.mauc lnlli., _ ............ radio & hea~r. ·N•w w« tlreL ~ " I ' Fldij,,..,.... 1962 Olcls F-15 4 ~. }' v.a o 0 o I o o 0 I I I "" 3 Arllthtf World I To t.n the Truth &II I 1'hl: Bible An•wen ·-a ,,., ,.., Carro.MI .'.ii<IP1~elfll'l!l.. U CouDtr)' 18 Kartoon KaraiAI '. s ' ~.Go lbttll Gune 8 P<tcom n-rc II ~ llldlt Gune . .. ~ ..,...,. IIONDAY 13, "Blal:k Patdl .. 7:00- S, "1'ulnon'oW11 fW.ewr" - Clludettl Qll.. bin. OrP~ w.u, 9:00- s, "n!Pt FturaAihi,... - Y'll Brl'dMt' • .....,_ 7:00 - G~ llonllml•1'7 t:OO - J, '"lbe Perfect Fw"- 11:2111 - I, "llilarrlld A W• man'' - Gearp OoN1, 101.¢" - Tw OJrtla, Juet Lelah 11:20 - 8, ~Alone Apltll1 Rime" - Jatfrel IMIJ. FRIDAY 7:00 - lS, ·~ YII!Mu" __ a . Mr.~ .......... """"'- ...... rnt!IISDAY 8, "Ttlt F'lJhUQr 'Mullleteeu" - Gerald • a '(ou Dlln't !ll 8 ~ulNil;lll .11 Ill........ n, 11:30 - -·'· a::so Cen Cob Jlelort 7:00 u: 01ure11 ot Chrla I ta Genm"-' Ho11llll 6:<15 9:00 - ... 8:30 - 3, "CIIItaln N1tm1a11.. - Gl'e&Ot1 • . j" . . . . Peck, a, """' Brelhi-tn" - 11120 - DIMoOon .... - Tab Huntar,<lw'IIIV.,. 8, "'Mit Slcrei IDft.IIGD" - Stenrl Graft. · t:OD - 1't/E9lAY Toor "JOIIIPh an:1 HJ• G.ottrl7 fiOTne, ~ Mcl:l!Q WEQNESJAY ,. pr, Mlcke1 Roo~~)' 11·2(1 - 8, "Thl Ia 1111111" . -Fred tkMYml)',~ dette Colbert SATURDAY 11:00 - 3, .. A Hint Night" - - 13, "h star1ed fri..,... plot" - (lark ()lllb, ' 8, "Tnllble Ia' ct. F111'1'41st'l)lt_.,_ Oldo Slate ~~~~~ ...... tntoual,. U:ll l3 Cblllw 'nlllltll' 11"' ......... ...... Tl;" - ad tho ....._.. ttrlllltb at 1114! - 10:30 13 ~~-· aad ...... H·OO 3 ..... 8 N.. l U WMiklad Mtn ""' ..,. ,.,. ....... trotmon lut week bll lninoo- · ~~Crnr..Saa• ............ .. j 11 13 Tltl NIWtped. Gult ·11:311 ·' ''"., •.,••• ...J_.. 3 Upbeat BIIIIOP QIG'II 13 The~~ 8 Pltllcott l3 Holbwoo4 ~ , 8 Rold Rwmer 13 ~~'68 • 7:30 3 The S&llt B The PriiONJ" 8 ~· 'I .;· U J..arrwnWIIt t:OO 1 M>vle 8 Hopn'l Hti'OII 3 KarloOO Karnhal 8 Juhnn,y Quest u Amtrklll Budltlnd II ::20 - Alllligned Loailly Tha lddltloo of 28 DOW ,. 3 SllnPIOO ' Oollath 8 The Jr, ~~ GhoR 13 Jc.U1118)' w C.-ur c.f Earth U:OO 3 Btrdm~n-'l' •~q ·Trio • MiteheU, or Philo, 7:00 s Poner Wqonlt 3 .-ilntltollll 8 !ila'lllll s lAne Rarctr 11:45 ~ 1>10 I 13 COftiQi Ia lll'b 13 Tht F....U.: tour JO:OO U:30 """ f'l.·- ... ."""""' 3~:~ '"" ~Prealat 8 Hllft.ldl """ Nllilt ~ U 3 3 18 Gmr11e of the JII'Cll U:.OO 3 Cool McCool U Th1 BMdel Pl)'ton Pltce . 10:00 N~• ' car ""'.,.,'""Track l:liD 3 lillteT (, 8 Franloo»teln Jr, 13 CUI* C&rtooll '"""""' 13 'f.!.w•, W..u.er, ~rt& . n::w· 3 ..,-, a1 O...r Llvet 8 i..o¥e II 1 !illeodl~ ThiJIII 8 13 McHale'l NtY)' 3 ........... II Wlll'ld ·(i Spcll1l 8 ~-Ill & Aq!III!IAQ l.J IIIII Ill. ::illltcUO 3 W1MMtADMI 8 .u tM World Turn• lllirH 11:30 9:30 Gultlrc lJ&!It •:wl 13 ForeJi., 13 Kq KorW IU "Thll " " Girl )Z;U WelliF'L 8 Mob)' IKtk • Ml&hl3 Mlahtor 1a Blwllehed 11:00 ~(iuell II , .. , . 11 t'bU. Nun 13 ·Bewitched" 13 Y'•e~tli~W 13 Wruuu-w ·~" '-lO 'I ~ B c.ta~n ~aroo 13 !itfdtrai.ID 1 llovje 11-.oe 3 Report 7:00 Diet Vtn Ofke II Tilles A Thief 3 lllovlll New• - Fnnk Re:rnolda 18 I 8:DO 1:10 3 llld ~ New• Pk:ture 8 J1&:1d.1 ObUnpr !im ... .... 8 l3 . 1'.',\',l'.U, U WtlldlniPirV 8:30 8 """"" 8 Steret Stonn 13 w, .. F.ar1l 3 !*IIIIJ~ 8:00 3 ~&Pall ' ~:00 3 RubltS. 13 Truth or ConallqlleiiCel> $:30 3 Thfl tbUJyood ~ B llllttiTI Thellte S Mlktlllllircld lhlW u:" ' •=1111 \ 3 Mi->Clrlo;OI'l H f'aln0111teatre 13 Till Newl,y6rod Game • ·-,.. 13 Nm&Jibon ' ' •::so '"' ' 9:.1!0 ' ""' II S.U World . 7:1r" ... Thl 'DIUq Game lS Kartoon IWIII.vaJ 3 Mr. Cartoon 8 FIII\Uy Theatre 3 ltuallei-Drlnkley 1 Walter CrOII!dte 3 3:U •1 1bb w. s.llevt 3 John'~ A1mMac: 8 Cu;oonli ' Pi9eorn "'"""""' ~ lS Glorj IIDAi GeiPil Hanraonr • lS .... .) 7:30 • PqJCIIl'R 'l'heltte 1 ~ Till illtl,.: (iaM 4~30 .. 7:,15 u ·'"" u.vq Word 3 Match~ . 3 PfrliiiMliO' . a ,..,._....ry • 6:lll S You lkln.'t ' -· 8 f.9(1( Nl&ht 13 DI¥Y ' (.;ollath 8 3 ~hllie 11 Trutll o~ ~rn Cob BCIOri ''" 13 Dll'l~' •w Given 4-H Oub ., ·' . . I T'f' tl1nfoia I Anolhtr Wtrkl I TD Till tht TNih ll Oa!eniHoiPkal .,.,., .... :s 3 'iou lWt _,. 8 E1$ge o1 Hllbt 11:30 I Clodld...,_ 13 Well• FU10 t: . . •. • , Sill FI'WIICO BMI and aorvlce. ABC Enlei'Prllel. Moio1t;-W. Va. Phone lft.IMS. . Cootoln- 1 llleret ~rm Ia W:riUhrP 10:01 3 l*IIPJIIIIpla CIGARE'M'E vending mtiCI!dnea ... ... ... ... ... '? -... -· . ... ~ II Tile Blblt Aal......l :1 AnDG*' WorN . 3 ToT.OIM'l'Nlh 13 a..nlliDIP\1.11 Ia Nn T•Null-tnl 71io 4!1111 1 sw- ' "" I TM DJeWif 8' ~Pr.i'O' 13- ThiBitfCMil• Urea, green · - Dnl1h witb while nylon leV vl~l 1&terlor 1r1m. A sharp I ..,,., !ride ttL GALLIPOUS - Lart Miller Ill'" a deoilonatrallon oo 8011' To Cve For and Feed ABaby Chick at tho ,..cent meeting ol the liar· rio llarveaters 4.11 Club. Susan Wlntero preotdad and Eota Chtl· dora lad deWJtlona. Othoro allendlng "'"' Mro. ELECI'IIOLIJX SALES and ser- Emma Morrlo and Mro. Pat vice: Sweepers. rug washers TmnlilliOD, .tvlaera; Jane stowand pollshero. Genuine parta. era, Toni MUlor, V i - and can 992-3780. &-13-tfc Valorle Tunllnaon, Paula alld RADIO & TV repair. reasonable prices. Antenna & Boqster service. John Harrison, 701 Broadway St .. Middleport, Ohio. Phone 191-2522. open even!ngll. 6-1>30tc ... P ' O t f w i' · · 4:30 P.M. Demonstration 18 'PV Viewing\ ., ANB O'BBIEN "- CROW . "REALT\' CDIPANY POMEROY - I story frame, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms. cellar, brick sldtng. ft,StiO.OO. Keeping Meigs RACINE - 1141 story frame, 7 rooma, I bedrooms, I li baths, Gallia and full basement, eentral air COI>.Mason Area dltlontng, I li acres 181111. $15,. 950.00. Informed As Rli'IUND - FAIIM-2 houses. One 2 story frame, a rooms. Well As · 4 bedrooma, bath, - another 6 room bouse bringing $25.00 Entertained per month, 1112 acres, barn, chicken bouse, shed, tobacro baae and son bank. Call lor Business Servfcli infoi1DlltlOD. HENRY a.ELAND BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third floor budget sbop. · ---llelldoaco Olllc:e IIUIII Baker Furniture. Middleport. W3tc Ohio. ? 2! lfc ' • 3 Lit,.... 91U . n .. llrlillr ... No ..... .......-. LOCAL REPORTS DAILY .' . 1Mt,.... lf. - ' . . . . . . , . , . . . 1111! . . . . . , . 'I . IIALI!II' AND n:RWCR Schwaml..,. .,..;,.,.~ - .I 'Guide To Better .. '"'" ....;,., "'""DrolVIII Ctellllf'iM lh JOilr own 11111111 41fJ"tall'll llll!tbod. No IIQf. No ·011.,. un rup , tilt ...,. 41r. presents •• ' . ..;.;;.;.;.;.-__1111!11111!~ ... IRING NEW LIFE TO YOUR ~NO . il', Va. . WMPO . AIC CLEANEIS POMEROY HOME AND AUTO aeres. ihru Fri. -1360 WMOV SAvE SPACE BELPRE, OIUO ~ltc WANJD) 'I . !220 WASIIINGTQN BLVD. 423-7521 flvlit CARRI8t .. I ell ae.n-up sale! ·o..e .m.n #-Inch, 'llhtle IIJio lth; ... U(dpt, eberrf IIJio USJ!;D PIANOS: 11:15uti- Tbt ~~. -~---.!!!_····· "Straacltl'l (IQ" • ' 11:20 - 3, "Jmllic& ...... . ~~~~~::~ �. TRAILER SPACE, ullllllel available. Inquire 15$ Muller· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Me P. 0. llo• 4251• PominJ, IJ..Ue FURNISHED a~ two bedrooms, Middleport. Pllone m38'14. ....Uc 8 ROOMS AND BATH, !70 Mu~ borry Ave.. l'ontel'O)'. Contact Rose Sisson, phone 1912019 aftor 5 p.m. Phone 1911131. f.t.lfc Mil..... ftiiMtltl. Ofi,.CI NOVUI Ul •.•• .. lrll ~· ....., fill ..... 1ttM NMII ~ NotfCII A'ITRACTIVE MODERN S-room furnished apartment, Ideally located near Pomerw bust. ness sec~on. PhoDe.,ll92-211t1. . ' S- 11-tf< TERMITES SWARMING? FURNISHED GARAGE apart. They are re-prod~ctlves, not ment on ):Jncoln Hill. UliUUes your worker colony. Free Jn.. patd; adull< only. Phone 1192spectlons and Information on 3489. 1-111-tfc crawl space dangers. No salesman, low overltead, 50 TRAILER LOT wlth patio. nice per cent savings. Allled Pest location In Middleport, water, Cootrol. Pomeroy, Ohio. gas, electrlclty available. can Phone 992·5669 everdnp. 992-2864 after 4:30p.m. S-M-:!tc 8-JHOip TWO BEDROOM trailer, M & IVILL DO sewing at home G Market, Rt. 7, Middleport. zippers, pockets, pegging, I-JII.3tc hemming. alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, cLEAN. FOUR rooma and bath, Phone 773-SGSI. 4-30-tfc furnished apartment. 114\i Mulberry. Phone 99U69!1_ HAPPY HOUR, Shenang l!prlug8 114-tlc NHe Club. S to 6 p.m. Mon- " ' • day tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt TRAILER, Brown's Trallor every Friday. ~fc Park, Minersville. Phone 9923324. ~ ROOF REPAIR. roof painting. For estimate. phone 992-2239. U-31<: Public Sale ... .UM:'· 'IlieorU.=~ AU~ ... 'l la'll•• '.sold J~ Y,"l ' ," 0 1 r 'nd moving out-ol . sell the following, Tlw saie 1'UJ ba residence , next Grade School, Two Pc. · Wing Back Chatr; Stand; Lamps standa; Rocker (Tilt Back): .Straight ·Chairs; Magh. Bedroom Suite. G.E. Refrigerator; Frigidaire Electric stove: UUllly Cabinets (3): Broom and Base Cabinets: Iron Sktllet; CookIng Utensils and Dlsbes; Chrome Dinette Set, I Chairs; 9d4 Carpet by Lee; Telephone stand: Roaster Stand; Porcelain Top Table; Badroom Heater: Dreoaer and Vanity: Chest of Drawers; 4 Pc. Pitcher and Bowl Set (Nice\; Bedding and Rup; Bamboo stand: I, I, S, Gal. Stone Jars: Hand Tools; Excello Lawn lllo...,; Metal Lawn Chairs ; WhHe Rotary Electric Sewing Machine: Two School Seats; Trunks & Books; Garden Tools; Oral> eries; Pair Metal Horses; Oil Heater. AUCT. NOTE: This furniture ts exceptional nice and ts clean and well cared for. TERMS: Cash. Not Responsible for actldents. BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer; A. C. Bradford, Manager. Signed: Mrs. Edith A. Russell. 8-~ Auction ,, SINGER SEWING · machloo, . just .turn the knob and, at each click, this ""'lng machIne ]8, ready to ·blindSttt.:h bema· on dra)lel, baste a dress, embroider a pillowcase, make buttOOboles. 'lmltU monthly payments, or $lUi Phone dl8. S-23-1111! > STEREO' EARLY Alnerlc8a . . stereo, riiiiJo 'Combination. llolid state Wilt, 4-apeed. changLove1f fln!ib, TID over payments of il 11 e r month or pay balaDoo · •of fiOU5. Phone 992,ml, · ' . NO-ete or. maple M~PLE STEREO. Early A!llerlean· stereo, radio oombtnallon, 4-apeed changor, solid · loll; two _mahogany, one waJ. state Instant on radio. PaYnut all rHDIIdllioned. P'ricod ments of 16 or f911.22. For teO up, dellwrecl. Cull borne demonstraUon, call lm7f2-4211 after 5 p.m. l'llilne 3218. s-23 6tc 7M183. CONTEMPORARY WALN>IT Stereo: BeauUful walnut eablnet. wns Boor demonstrator, 4-apeed. dual volume '~"trot; highest fidelity, radio. Pcy monthly payments of or f72.10. S-23-tlt~ *' MODERN 8 ROOM house nnd bath, furnished, full b884'ment, 11 acre ground, gural!f> wlth one room otruclure, " mile from Junction 33 ""d ~. phone &92~12'1. 6-2.Htc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 521 Ash St . Middleport· II!D5443. 6-2S-tfe WILL DO sewing in my home. AUCTION - Sallmlay, June ANTIQUES. BO'I'I1.ES. decan- TWO BEDROOM borne. bath 29, at 10:00 a.m., 2 miles : tors, collector Items. Place, 1\lra. Carolyn Lewis. Phone full basement, garage: Twowest of Alfred, 8 miles Donald Metbeoey's residence 192·!:171. 6-28-,ltp year-<~ld nome in Syracuse. west of Tuppers Plains, lean near Salem Center and Wllk... Phone 99Z·2421. 6-28-301< state Route 681 at Auction ville. Ohio. Directions: can be Wanted To Buy stgus. 1 have aold my farm, reached by three stste hlgb- BEAUTIFUL EARLY American A HORSE BETWEm 54 and 58 so will sell the following: wa)'ll, Route lliO between VIninches, phone 992-2916. 6-~ stereo, slightly damaged In LIVESTOOKton and Wllkesvtue; Route shipping. Now $100 off. Call 325 helween Danville and VIn00 Heavy hena. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. 992-sm. 6-Z?.&tc ton and Route 124 one fourth miecenaneous. Mrs. Howard FARM EQIJIPMENT .14 Chev· mn~ out of Salem Center. Cecil, 800 W. Main st.. Pome- · rolet pickup In excellent conBUILDING LOTS, writ. Bos Watch for sale signs on all roy. t-25-Uc 66!1 A, in care of "nle Daily dition; Ollver '70' tractor, eulroads. Items to be sold, Cand· Sentinel, Pomeroy. S-26-5tc ttvator; t96li A.C. Hay eondt· val botuea, bitters bottles, vi!toner; Case Rake and TedFor Sale or Trade olin bottles, decantors. bun- NINE ROOM house, Ill baths, dar; l:IA John Deere Cl:lmIIIIlS MUSTANG F'..tback, V-8 dreds of other bottles, two desirable location; new furblne; A.C. S.barrel emp autc+:!Uc, also IIIIlS Musold book ca9eS, old trunb, ' n·ace. In Middleport. Phone tang; V-8, 3 speed. Financing sprayer; Ollver Manure organ 100 years old, playa 992-5I9S. 6-26-Jtp Spreador; Cultipaclter, Disk ·available. Call IIIIU547, alter good; old bollet, old dressers, harrow; t-row com planter. 5 p.m. m-5748. 6-3G-Ifc one marble top dresser, old MANUFACTURER'S SALE. t-row corn picker; 32 ft. I!Gis lamps, old lanterns, old s!Dne larm and home white latex El•vator, Oliver DrDI; '!'rae191i0 CHEVROLET Impala !or jugs, flat trons, library table, bouse and barn point. reg. tor grl!ill seeder, Wagon on 1a1e or trade for truck of vlewscope, two eight d a y $5.49 gallon. sale price $3.99 Rubber: Hammer MID, corn . equal value. Call Reedsville clocks, old fruit jars, stand a gallon. Ki "~ Builders Supsheller: 3-unlt Surge Mllken, S'/8-G34. S-2'1-91]1 table, old fountain pen, 75 ply Co., Middleport, Ohio. !lbcomplete; 3 water lanka, Mcyeara •>ld or better; old pur3748. 6-!ll-121c Collough chain saw; 3-hole Ita CHEVROLET Chevy ~ ses, Martha Washington era; Wagon, 19115 Mustang V8, !- hog Ieeder, ron woven wire; bottle cappor, old cbamber. MOTOR BOAT, 25 hp, 1957, Jaspeed: Financing available. Cllalns, garden tonlo. A~· old chain!, old acalea, o I d guar, 1961 Chevelle 396, 4Phone 99U547 after 5 p.m. tmately 200 bu. corn, 1000 baby cradle, old Blralgbl raspeed. M & G Markel, on Rt. IIU748. S-18-lfc bales hay, 500 bales straw. zors, too years old ..- better: 7, Middleport. S-26-3tc HlJUSEROLD AND ANTIQcoffee grinder, old tobacoo UES - Frigidaire relrlgHelp Wanted cutter, old apple peeler, llrge NORWEGIAN Elk - Hound pupBAIIIIAID AND waltreaa. Call tor. Gas range, ldtchen eablsize; old wash stand with tie pies, silver and black marknet. Dinette !!et, Dining room 11ft 9813. 8-2!>lltc bar, chum, one folding bed Ings. Often mistaken for Gerautte Beds. dn!asera. vanity, wltb mirror on top, elllOllent man Sbephard. Phone 9111cb~ of drawers, S.four poscondlUon; antique bed, aolid 3671 for information. 6-ZS-Ite ter bedo. antique dreuer, oak 7 fool bead board; 111&0 picture frames, trunks, lot Dodge one half loll pickup BLACK RASPBERRIES, R o y Of boob (many antiques), truck, TWill good; one chi!Sen Frollitt. Portland, 843-m3. Secretary, cedar ebest, 21" brooder, one old aecretsry, 6-ll-121c Admiral T.V.. typewriter, !deal for gun rack, and otber Empire gas beater, 12 1!1181!8 Items too nwneroos to mei>- YOU CAN still save 130 or more shot gun, 32 special Marlin Uon. on aluminum boats. can rtfle. gun rack, lots of cllaJt. I.Amcb wlU be servad by !347 or !192-8256. Caah or es. cooking utenallll, and mJs. Wilkesville Methodllt Churcll. terms. 6-INOtc ceDaneous Items. Sale conducted by Adama NOTICE DUe to clrcumAuction Services, Rutland, 0. KEEP your carpels beauHful stances beyond our oontroJ Phone 74Z-4461. Col. Jim Addespite constant footsteps of the cattle formerly adverlilams and Col. Bill Brown, auca busy famtly. Get Blue LU3ed In thiB sale wtu not be tlooeers. Not responsible for tre. Rent electric shampooor sold. accident.. MO-lk ,1. Baker Furniture. 6-2Utp Lt;NCH Lunch ser· ved by the ladles <If Alfred SIX ROOM brtck, three bedForS.Ie Methodist Church. C. E. BIG SOUND, 1168 Pbllco aler· room borne, garage and baa&o men!, Fourth St., New Haven. eo. This set bas 10 year diaWoodyard, Owner, ~·· Auction Service; I. 0. 'Mac' mond needle warranty: 110 Phone 1182-28'11 New Haven. McCoy, Auctioneer, Cbolter; 8-:!Htc days free service; 40 loch 0. Lloyd Dfilinl!l!r, Apprenwalnut console. This set Is tice. Sllade. 0. 6-27-ai oew, only ,128.88 or pay $1 FIVE ROOM bouse, lot. Happy per month. Try it in yo-.lf Hollow Ftoad. Oon!a<t Roy ElliB, RuUand. 6-25-6tc home. Call 992-W&. ~ Pollleroy IDutt. .. Busl•• CAdiR WANIID • MmDlEPOin' CONTAa For Sale Male Halp Wanted SEWING MACHUNE, complete- 1Jl INCH WINDOW fan, $18.11; USED PIANOS, CLEAN UP Bale, one sman 44-incb. wbite transiBtor radloo $1.99 up; SJG1i :PAnmia ezperlenced In ly automaUc zig zag sewing finish; one upright, cherry; men's straw hats '1.49. S,.ve JliVgl 'and lelterlnf Steady machine to meet all your sewtwo mahogany, one walnut, Today at BRYANTS," 101 W. ~ JOb Willi opportun. Ing needa. Was salesman's aD re-rondltloned. Priced Kaln. ~k i!Yto''Jdvanee. Plenl)' of ovordemonstrator. wu one of the from $SO up, delivored. Call UIIli!.":Vacatlori with pay more expensive aewtng ma. •' lfrlie fuDy giving re- chines. Will sell discount H & N DAY.OLD or started m-4211. after 5 p.m. call 'FCleghorn pullets, both Door or &163. S-JII.3tc Benn lllbm ' 880 King prtce of $43.29 or monthly .• \ cage grown available. Poultry . .4->'e,.7 iioJ\IlllbuJ, Ohio. 8-JII.3tc paynoenls. Phone 191-321$ . .. bousing and autom•llon. J4o. ~tc darn Poultry, Box No. 188, II CUBIC FOOT deep freezer, Athens, Obio. Phone 581-7881. NINE ROOM bouse, bath, Tupcapacllf 1130 lbo., aeeUent MO-lle pers Plalna. Euellent condicondlllon, fl&. Phone . . . tion lnalde, new alumlnum I-¥C skiing, large lol, several oat. ONE WESTERN. riding boree:bolldlnga. Can be financed. Pbone Mason 773-5171. I-2Uip Alva Clarll. phone 1187·SZI2. . MO-lt< USED REFRIGERATOR f$. Phone 992-5792. l-!ll-21c """"' HO~ · cows, lrtsh. Floor ModCIUtord I.A!Ilbelt, Jtoclt UPels,TOSideflOOby OFF, side Ilefl:llorator Sjlinp l!'old, Pomeroy. F......,., Pomeroy · ""' . MO-IIp Auto, phone ~. ~ . . ---,.-.. 'lb: I ,.,''i ' . •• more tti111 '0 yearaago, 1 speocllJ'.! most fit !bat lime In C»lumbus. He was ornplo3ad on , oonstructlon but hOAlnolbelllabiO · to work "'rlngthepastte'wieari.. .·• !l.irvlvorl .In addition .to flttl ·• ON THE sister Include tbe wlf~/ lltrlha. L~::;,.;DI;AL;. ' and four chlldren bl' a~· flEE STORAGE PIRIITOHII 100 NEW ,..EAD-II.Ac:KWALL ' ,rico. T011 Slio 65Gxl3 . .... Sl 65ilx14 .... ..41 700x/3 111,4.1 ,41 700x 4 10.11 it3 750x14 11.11 .4.1 670x15 11.11 ~ PluoRociP,..,I•I"-""""'" 'NIItlliw!<a fulriMM Wheel Alignment Real Estlfe For Sale HOIST ETTER REALTY 5.55 Geo. Boboletler, .linbr I'QMEIUIY - 7 RDom briCk, 3 -GUARANTEED- bedrooms, bath, bot water heal, lull basemen~ b a c k porch, convenienUy located. POMEROY - 6 rooma, 3 bedrooms, water system, cellar, storm doors, windo.-s. Ili MOTH P.ROOnNG DLC , EXPBtT RACINE RURAL - 7 rooma, balll, gas, wan to wall carpeting, well, cisterna, several buildings. One acre. · HELEN and VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES llft.J325 SYRACUSE, 0100 6-27-3tc INFORMAnON NEWS • -. ' *'• ... "'"' '.. I BY OWNER - Will take bouse trailer for part payment; Lovely three bedroom modern home in Syracuse, wall to wall carpeting, big kitchen, basement. garage wltb two em a large lots; near school. Call m.MOO. 6-25-121c _ aiNkl IMitll It, I Pt•IN'f CA.\L COGI.VILLI - . . AT lnourante 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON .AUTOMOBILE lnourance bee• eaneened? Lost JOUr oner.tor's license? can 9112-29!M. I 11 tfe 3 P.M. ' ~ .• Buslnau Services APPLIANCE HOSPITAL - Alllhorlzad Briggs and Stratton and Lawn Boy. parts a n d services: repair Tecumaeh and Kohler engines aad all small appliances, 'l11lrd St., Mason. W. Va .. John M. Rott. gen. 6-IV-:IOtc CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" breeding service. Call Leland Parker. Pomeroy realdotlce 191-22114 ..- caD ·llatlon TU1> pers Plsln! 667-3251. 6 Ultc C. C. BRADFORD AUci'IoNEER c.mplete. 8enloe Write, PIMae or Ceblct Crill Bradford llldne. OIJio S 1 tfc ni.-...A~~twwi .n ' ·t:SO ·- 1 aaMitl• • . .aulfriltl siMiaN. .. . ' . SEWING MACHINilS, reD*Jr service, an make<. WY s. ii2N. '!be l"abrle Bbop, PQm. eroy. Aothcrlzed Sf- Sales · and Servlcf!. We Sclaors. S:t&.ttc . .. ·-- Tl)lltlltlli ~ · Six'(W ''i'' H~'Q\;· .... I ., .• · 1 II. . Jlltr• Slaw Ul EmtM Till* .hw I .. l l IW'tiiiOft Kltnlul ~" 3 Klke n.IIIJlt;11 !:h:rW I -r~ ' .;;;. ' ·' ·~ .... ·- .... 'hiM 3 Concentrltlon • ).udl 11 VQtil .. *· :M~ s Beverb HtllbUUe• 13 Dick caveu UtOG • S Wtltru.11'1 8 Glatlt Bell .... ·~·· ., . : . "·. 8 EdUIIIMil !IFill ' ·'"' · •·~ 11:30 ~~!!quart I s lltk via Drkl ,,_ 12:00 ' .- .,_ ·..""""""""' - 1 ~· Br-Mhtrl . ""' a lii•IMHI: -...uw. ....... ol LUe 13 JMwlaehtd U:3G 3 Eye Glilll 8 SeaRit for Tomorrow 13 frN,5ure I•le ll:U 8 Guid:lrc Li&ht UtUU I ~NIWIO.U... 11 , Nftl - 11111 ,....,_ • "'le """""' 13 Rolftr,Derb:r ,\. 11~ . ·- GUREAOY:·~~~~.-. until the 4th of J1lyl !-. Werda Murris, Paula Childers, Sara Winters and CindY Jooea. 8 !IIIIIIIJ Jelfet& U Ntwb'WN liiiM 5:00 ConlitiQilWI:I~ ~ t3 New• - Fnnk Heynold& 6:!HI 3 N.w"i Pleturl 8 CIPIW New I Cerual U Men GrllD.n '"" .... HqJort S New1beM '61! B Twllipll Zone . 11W ' ..• 3 All Amerlta Colle&~ 13 <ArriiOn'• Go~ 3 ~cue'lll 8:30 3 Movie s. Show ·11mu U 9:011 9:H 8 Good'.Nomlna: Ww-ld 10:00 13 8 ""'"' Jnnder• 13 lkiiD'I Hov• 1:10 3 L«"• lUke A ~ 1 AI Die World 1\lrnl 8 Ctpital New• Cimrll 1:1 NIWI, Wuther, '"'ni a ~· o1 our Lhtf. 1 love h 1 ~llnltlred 'rhl• 13 Mdlale't Nl'f)' 11:110 3 NIM'ft W.atller~ $or~• l1:211 8 Morie11:30 ·-13 6:00 S NtiU I!W1ure eudi<l Cln.., 1J W.Us Fll"pt .I Clillllll Newt Central 1 IJ. Men Grttrln 10:30 3 eor.:tatralion 1 Blvt:riJ HWbllllea JoeY Dbhql e:ao ·i a lfundet-Jklnkley 13 Dick Cl ~eu I Walttr Cnri.lte 11:00 3 ~IOI'Illtcy Andt ol MQhrl')' a.· ~Car1van J13; ~· s.con11Boonl Bu!'ldred Years '- ~~ ~~Lite ~ 13:30 B Sem:lt Cor 1'tmorrow IS Trenun Isle 3·....:0 1:00 3 Mld Dtl New• Plctun 8 Jadl» ObltJwer !hN 13 lkelm HouH \ l ~; "" ... 8 13 Wedilrw: PuQ" '""ParV ~. a Thl Q:lttora • Hou" ... 13 TMSII»'c.m. · s •• . Tolllghl SI!!Jfl' pa.; 950' olllcoro, a<conlllic to! i(lala!ii ·~nd!DI COlonel Robert~ Chlanmonte. ~'!be 26 men, ..-boro of t1Hi Patrol's tiOth Academ.Y Claaa, fll'ldull$l ~ after 11 '!oeka or Pwta time tral,.q."~'t l'llt'i!! aulinad to .'""'• 3 MoYle S.Wrda:r ~ ,..,,.... "11 Girl Nuted . 1965 Chevelle Mlllby ........• , $1595 eonv. v.s elllllno, PGI'.,..M.. ra.tlo, healet, wbi!Ailllll ... I!W, radio l heater. 3 /onoUII£" World 8 :To .j'all thl Tnllll It ~ HoiPIW :1:38 a Y011 n.n•t Sill· I F4ttlNI.Iht ll DU'i~· 1962 Ford X1500 tiT Cpe. S Mli~IICMM: I ,.,_.,...... ta Dld&wO.• 1964 Ford G•l•xle 500 . -....•. $1295 4 Door, dark - • llllloh with <IMn ~h!~·~lor. - w. w. Ureo, V..S e11111110, aut<imallc trau.·, pour - ..... .' ~ , ... ••• Baaullful whiiAI llnllll with red vinyl lntorl!ll', ~ -._ console, Oll(lino, aiat.mauc lnlli., _ ............ radio & hea~r. ·N•w w« tlreL ~ " I ' Fldij,,..,.... 1962 Olcls F-15 4 ~. }' v.a o 0 o I o o 0 I I I "" 3 Arllthtf World I To t.n the Truth &II I 1'hl: Bible An•wen ·-a ,,., ,.., Carro.MI .'.ii<IP1~elfll'l!l.. U CouDtr)' 18 Kartoon KaraiAI '. s ' ~.Go lbttll Gune 8 P<tcom n-rc II ~ llldlt Gune . .. ~ ..,...,. IIONDAY 13, "Blal:k Patdl .. 7:00- S, "1'ulnon'oW11 fW.ewr" - Clludettl Qll.. bin. OrP~ w.u, 9:00- s, "n!Pt FturaAihi,... - Y'll Brl'dMt' • .....,_ 7:00 - G~ llonllml•1'7 t:OO - J, '"lbe Perfect Fw"- 11:2111 - I, "llilarrlld A W• man'' - Gearp OoN1, 101.¢" - Tw OJrtla, Juet Lelah 11:20 - 8, ~Alone Apltll1 Rime" - Jatfrel IMIJ. FRIDAY 7:00 - lS, ·~ YII!Mu" __ a . Mr.~ .......... """"'- ...... rnt!IISDAY 8, "Ttlt F'lJhUQr 'Mullleteeu" - Gerald • a '(ou Dlln't !ll 8 ~ulNil;lll .11 Ill........ n, 11:30 - -·'· a::so Cen Cob Jlelort 7:00 u: 01ure11 ot Chrla I ta Genm"-' Ho11llll 6:<15 9:00 - ... 8:30 - 3, "CIIItaln N1tm1a11.. - Gl'e&Ot1 • . j" . . . . Peck, a, """' Brelhi-tn" - 11120 - DIMoOon .... - Tab Huntar,<lw'IIIV.,. 8, "'Mit Slcrei IDft.IIGD" - Stenrl Graft. · t:OD - 1't/E9lAY Toor "JOIIIPh an:1 HJ• G.ottrl7 fiOTne, ~ Mcl:l!Q WEQNESJAY ,. pr, Mlcke1 Roo~~)' 11·2(1 - 8, "Thl Ia 1111111" . -Fred tkMYml)',~ dette Colbert SATURDAY 11:00 - 3, .. A Hint Night" - - 13, "h star1ed fri..,... plot" - (lark ()lllb, ' 8, "Tnllble Ia' ct. F111'1'41st'l)lt_.,_ Oldo Slate ~~~~~ ...... tntoual,. U:ll l3 Cblllw 'nlllltll' 11"' ......... ...... Tl;" - ad tho ....._.. ttrlllltb at 1114! - 10:30 13 ~~-· aad ...... H·OO 3 ..... 8 N.. l U WMiklad Mtn ""' ..,. ,.,. ....... trotmon lut week bll lninoo- · ~~Crnr..Saa• ............ .. j 11 13 Tltl NIWtped. Gult ·11:311 ·' ''"., •.,••• ...J_.. 3 Upbeat BIIIIOP QIG'II 13 The~~ 8 Pltllcott l3 Holbwoo4 ~ , 8 Rold Rwmer 13 ~~'68 • 7:30 3 The S&llt B The PriiONJ" 8 ~· 'I .;· U J..arrwnWIIt t:OO 1 M>vle 8 Hopn'l Hti'OII 3 KarloOO Karnhal 8 Juhnn,y Quest u Amtrklll Budltlnd II ::20 - Alllligned Loailly Tha lddltloo of 28 DOW ,. 3 SllnPIOO ' Oollath 8 The Jr, ~~ GhoR 13 Jc.U1118)' w C.-ur c.f Earth U:OO 3 Btrdm~n-'l' •~q ·Trio • MiteheU, or Philo, 7:00 s Poner Wqonlt 3 .-ilntltollll 8 !ila'lllll s lAne Rarctr 11:45 ~ 1>10 I 13 COftiQi Ia lll'b 13 Tht F....U.: tour JO:OO U:30 """ f'l.·- ... ."""""' 3~:~ '"" ~Prealat 8 Hllft.ldl """ Nllilt ~ U 3 3 18 Gmr11e of the JII'Cll U:.OO 3 Cool McCool U Th1 BMdel Pl)'ton Pltce . 10:00 N~• ' car ""'.,.,'""Track l:liD 3 lillteT (, 8 Franloo»teln Jr, 13 CUI* C&rtooll '"""""' 13 'f.!.w•, W..u.er, ~rt& . n::w· 3 ..,-, a1 O...r Llvet 8 i..o¥e II 1 !illeodl~ ThiJIII 8 13 McHale'l NtY)' 3 ........... II Wlll'ld ·(i Spcll1l 8 ~-Ill & Aq!III!IAQ l.J IIIII Ill. ::illltcUO 3 W1MMtADMI 8 .u tM World Turn• lllirH 11:30 9:30 Gultlrc lJ&!It •:wl 13 ForeJi., 13 Kq KorW IU "Thll " " Girl )Z;U WelliF'L 8 Mob)' IKtk • Ml&hl3 Mlahtor 1a Blwllehed 11:00 ~(iuell II , .. , . 11 t'bU. Nun 13 ·Bewitched" 13 Y'•e~tli~W 13 Wruuu-w ·~" '-lO 'I ~ B c.ta~n ~aroo 13 !itfdtrai.ID 1 llovje 11-.oe 3 Report 7:00 Diet Vtn Ofke II Tilles A Thief 3 lllovlll New• - Fnnk Re:rnolda 18 I 8:DO 1:10 3 llld ~ New• Pk:ture 8 J1&:1d.1 ObUnpr !im ... .... 8 l3 . 1'.',\',l'.U, U WtlldlniPirV 8:30 8 """"" 8 Steret Stonn 13 w, .. F.ar1l 3 !*IIIIJ~ 8:00 3 ~&Pall ' ~:00 3 RubltS. 13 Truth or ConallqlleiiCel> $:30 3 Thfl tbUJyood ~ B llllttiTI Thellte S Mlktlllllircld lhlW u:" ' •=1111 \ 3 Mi->Clrlo;OI'l H f'aln0111teatre 13 Till Newl,y6rod Game • ·-,.. 13 Nm&Jibon ' ' •::so '"' ' 9:.1!0 ' ""' II S.U World . 7:1r" ... Thl 'DIUq Game lS Kartoon IWIII.vaJ 3 Mr. Cartoon 8 FIII\Uy Theatre 3 ltuallei-Drlnkley 1 Walter CrOII!dte 3 3:U •1 1bb w. s.llevt 3 John'~ A1mMac: 8 Cu;oonli ' Pi9eorn "'"""""' ~ lS Glorj IIDAi GeiPil Hanraonr • lS .... .) 7:30 • PqJCIIl'R 'l'heltte 1 ~ Till illtl,.: (iaM 4~30 .. 7:,15 u ·'"" u.vq Word 3 Match~ . 3 PfrliiiMliO' . a ,..,._....ry • 6:lll S You lkln.'t ' -· 8 f.9(1( Nl&ht 13 DI¥Y ' (.;ollath 8 3 ~hllie 11 Trutll o~ ~rn Cob BCIOri ''" 13 Dll'l~' •w Given 4-H Oub ., ·' . . I T'f' tl1nfoia I Anolhtr Wtrkl I TD Till tht TNih ll Oa!eniHoiPkal .,.,., .... :s 3 'iou lWt _,. 8 E1$ge o1 Hllbt 11:30 I Clodld...,_ 13 Well• FU10 t: . . •. • , Sill FI'WIICO BMI and aorvlce. ABC Enlei'Prllel. Moio1t;-W. Va. Phone lft.IMS. . Cootoln- 1 llleret ~rm Ia W:riUhrP 10:01 3 l*IIPJIIIIpla CIGARE'M'E vending mtiCI!dnea ... ... ... ... ... '? -... -· . ... ~ II Tile Blblt Aal......l :1 AnDG*' WorN . 3 ToT.OIM'l'Nlh 13 a..nlliDIP\1.11 Ia Nn T•Null-tnl 71io 4!1111 1 sw- ' "" I TM DJeWif 8' ~Pr.i'O' 13- ThiBitfCMil• Urea, green · - Dnl1h witb while nylon leV vl~l 1&terlor 1r1m. A sharp I ..,,., !ride ttL GALLIPOUS - Lart Miller Ill'" a deoilonatrallon oo 8011' To Cve For and Feed ABaby Chick at tho ,..cent meeting ol the liar· rio llarveaters 4.11 Club. Susan Wlntero preotdad and Eota Chtl· dora lad deWJtlona. Othoro allendlng "'"' Mro. ELECI'IIOLIJX SALES and ser- Emma Morrlo and Mro. Pat vice: Sweepers. rug washers TmnlilliOD, .tvlaera; Jane stowand pollshero. Genuine parta. era, Toni MUlor, V i - and can 992-3780. &-13-tfc Valorle Tunllnaon, Paula alld RADIO & TV repair. reasonable prices. Antenna & Boqster service. John Harrison, 701 Broadway St .. Middleport, Ohio. Phone 191-2522. open even!ngll. 6-1>30tc ... P ' O t f w i' · · 4:30 P.M. Demonstration 18 'PV Viewing\ ., ANB O'BBIEN "- CROW . "REALT\' CDIPANY POMEROY - I story frame, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms. cellar, brick sldtng. ft,StiO.OO. Keeping Meigs RACINE - 1141 story frame, 7 rooma, I bedrooms, I li baths, Gallia and full basement, eentral air COI>.Mason Area dltlontng, I li acres 181111. $15,. 950.00. Informed As Rli'IUND - FAIIM-2 houses. One 2 story frame, a rooms. Well As · 4 bedrooma, bath, - another 6 room bouse bringing $25.00 Entertained per month, 1112 acres, barn, chicken bouse, shed, tobacro baae and son bank. Call lor Business Servfcli infoi1DlltlOD. HENRY a.ELAND BUDGET PRICE furniture on our third floor budget sbop. · ---llelldoaco Olllc:e IIUIII Baker Furniture. Middleport. W3tc Ohio. ? 2! lfc ' • 3 Lit,.... 91U . n .. llrlillr ... No ..... .......-. LOCAL REPORTS DAILY .' . 1Mt,.... lf. - ' . . . . . . , . , . . . 1111! . . . . . , . 'I . IIALI!II' AND n:RWCR Schwaml..,. .,..;,.,.~ - .I 'Guide To Better .. '"'" ....;,., "'""DrolVIII Ctellllf'iM lh JOilr own 11111111 41fJ"tall'll llll!tbod. No IIQf. No ·011.,. un rup , tilt ...,. 41r. presents •• ' . ..;.;;.;.;.;.-__1111!11111!~ ... IRING NEW LIFE TO YOUR ~NO . il', Va. . WMPO . AIC CLEANEIS POMEROY HOME AND AUTO aeres. ihru Fri. -1360 WMOV SAvE SPACE BELPRE, OIUO ~ltc WANJD) 'I . !220 WASIIINGTQN BLVD. 423-7521 flvlit CARRI8t .. I ell ae.n-up sale! ·o..e .m.n #-Inch, 'llhtle IIJio lth; ... U(dpt, eberrf IIJio USJ!;D PIANOS: 11:15uti- Tbt ~~. -~---.!!!_····· "Straacltl'l (IQ" • ' 11:20 - 3, "Jmllic& ...... . ~~~~~::~ �- ,t.ln<;./!,.ock. 21, . Of roll· u- fom.: wanl doom SoU. ~~om. ; Chult~ Jllnb1111, 1.00 K. down 6:50 a.m.; Lock 2.'1, 3.0% lall· Steel Tnder up 5:50 Llll.l steel 17.92 riiiiJV. Pioneer dOWn, 7 ~m.; Loek 23, Wlnlleld, Walter Wllllaillllll l.l> 7:10 Lm.; : · ·. are on the Racine l.A<~. Jellboot dawn 3:· ao Lm.; Kenova down aito Lm.; BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALUPOUS l.OCKS - Ed- E'Deana Boowor!h ~ 5:05 Lm.; ward S. Bosworth down 4 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. "'6:10 Lm.; Cypress down 1:50 Lm.; City GreeiRIP Loeke, Laura Elizabeth of St Louis down 2a.m.; Queen up 5 p.m.; l!arbon Brent up City - n 3:20 Lm.; John J. 9:45 p.m.; Ellane G. down 1:30 LDl.; Mark )f. up '1:30 Lm.t Rowe ~ 9:20 Lm. , KANAWHA RIVER- Wlnlleld, L. Flore up 6:10 LDL; Meldahl Beaver down 6:10 p.m.; ll E. Locks, Pat Murpby ~ up 1 p.m.; Bowles up 1:10 Lm. ; Alan R. Lachlin Mac Cleay down 4 p.m.; MerrUI up 1:15 Lm. ; Mt StatAl WlltA>r Hougland down 6:30 p. ~ 2:35 Lm.; Lelia C. Shearer~ m.; Esso West VIrginia down 4:30 Lm.; Helen z. down 4:45 11:30 p.m.; Etna-Ldulnllle down 4:50 Lm.; Ra.venswood up 5: 15 LDL Lin. ' 01110 RIVER - Loek 13, Franklin Pierce down 6:40 LDL; Loek 14, WIIIJ'~~> H. ~ 10:20 p.m.; PrlnclPlo QP 11:15 p.m.; Jet!boat down 7:05 Lm.; Lock ind •• Enroll now for .........~Cla.!ses __________ _ ~.GIIC it the Tr'J.Stole'a llusin... Coil• of Distinction __ _ ·-;-~'!·-Vc: PlllhiiMt raor Groclu•t• Exelldf The Supply -;;.1.;t.;:df0n-.i'Jcat.tog writ., coli or .~---&ale.---. · Business Colege ~u....., · 4'i4W . . . .1111!!1-ll!lll!i_ . .. ~· BAIRD AUTO PARTS OUTLET Next To Old Sllvorllrldp Sit. eUSIDAND RDUIT PARTS S.. HII!IY W. or Dton Blird PH. 446 4060 I BA.M. T06P.M. DAILY •"If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" I Free,...,.,._ Service To "40"Mt(or Wroclrlng Y•.. ln 6Stlt. B AIJo< H-A-1 AMIII~Ih41&1.,iallld 24 How w..-ers.m. At Thlt L-lj 'It ~: • . . Farmers Win The Texas Rangers bave no uniforms, the only st.,udanl- Price Boost ize1 features of their dress be· ing slx·shooter and saddle gun. i Attending t h e "sugar disease" lndlcates that Ail ~rts baftCI!el In lrnotOII the tYPe cl porsoo moll iikaly Thursday were Walter Gruesor, to be diabetic Is an elderly wom· Bm Rmerts, Bob MDiar a n d an with a wel&ht problem. Nearly Frank Setb. They saw and lalked 6 out of 10 known diabetics In with Tippy Dye, former Pomeroy tbe United Slates are women. star athlste, wboloathletlcdirec- The prevalence of diabetes Intor of Nortllwestarn University. creases with age, with a peak Paul Brown, coach ol the Cln· In tbe U-H age grGOQ>. There clmatl Bengel•. wasauelll speak- Ia a deRnlte relatlonahip bot,_ or. Ali In oll, tile grGOQ> enjoyed diobotA>s and meelty. A reeont tho banrpet, visiting with Mlll\l' acreenlng cl Federal empioyeas frloncls tlley usually only see once lndlcsles that diabetes occur• a year, and aome, llkeTlPR,v, even seven timea more CreQJdlllly a. mong ovorwetght people co_,. less l1ten. ed to tllose of oonnal weiJihl. This lnformatloo makes ma HELEN TEAFORD, SYracu~e, who bubbloa wltllpereonallty, and more determined to watch t h o likea to bebua.Y overymbute, has waist line. I think it advisable for me to submitted a receipt for biscuits that Is not only delicious but put my SOD 011 a diet - IInce be ata six pies In tile ple.eallng COil· time-liVIng aa well. Helen, when In Florida, was tA>st. We really should keep o u r general ~r cl a achool that wollibt. according to height, bono POMEROY - !1xed maals for structure, and age, where docsome 800 to 900 tors nggest. studenta. In adell· t1oo to this, s be went to school to learn more of her art. She Is very ontbuolaatlc KATIE when it comes to ta1ldnl! about food and roclpoL She promised tlwl she wruld pass alons some of the10 aema to us. We ~ to hear from her periodically. (Recipe II end C( column). b 1818, ~na:~ ·II ~~. ~~~:i ( ria ' ~ wu 'Ute In tile vade . . 'l'lte Bu~ ' !i!aite. '·"t'.i:.-1 'Oldo l!hool River P'!1l!el betWien Ibis, PI IIIII St. i'A,iuls. . .. .Tilt vlrpua ~· .~ II;\ be tile blll!lat ·1~ Gill ever ~ !lie waa lu.Y, ~~~~'i~· "'H~.;; Ap'lcullure De)larllniillt tnat• in her~•, arll.r•' 'l.' l!l'lftled temporary Jncraasi• Ill ;iltJIOUt· a 110118·or vlbrallab cr ·, " . ·IBis•* lluld milk prices pW t.iimera 811)' idod. Apaooenser a\.i 1MD1 :::;,i ~ · i[l Wiler 15 mldweatA>rn fedOra! tlmea 'a meJIIhir C( U>e crew ~· milk marketing orders. ewtd not tell Uie vlfPI!I& · · Tbe action, to IPilll durlrv Wal l!"'viol til! .lllllillll8 Q!lltll' July, Ia lntonded to ·maintain filii!' wre out oii lhe Pn~a. · If JIC!I-' price alignment of the IS with · The !loallnB uJonah" Ia ...w Plaaithe new Chicago regioilll order tile Eut St. Louis and alter aov· which provides a minimum .of era! OII&UccesalulondiOIIIngtrlpa ant(':>r The~ . ln~nllll lmoatlpte 11fie. $5.53 per hundrodweillht 'bqln- aa a packet In tho St. Loula • Ding Monday. New Orleans trade, haa been thor .the pilot or Uto.enaiDior tl The department earlier IIIia converted iatD an oxcurlll011boat. tho Elam. are to bllp.o. week held public bearings Ill She !oat thouallllls of llollan Mlnneapolla, Minn., IIIII ct.-. tor hor owneri '.ai " pieket, land, Ohio, oa price increuea but Ia lllld ·to hil~ ', ~, 101110 proposed by dairy l'armlri .,.. mooey tile !lrat lwo.· 0. Utree cause of the new Chicago <m~<~r. yeara In tile Pltt&buri!l vade. But olficlah pointed out IllY tc· The sre~telll of Ill mooey mak· tlon resulting Crcrn the bearlnga ors In tho PlltDrllh • ClnelnYUJaril could not como by the July I nall trade wu tile ~-$tale deadline. In cbarp of Cflllal• Thomaa Cal· The inereaao wUI bO 25 cenll howl IIIII Coptaln Charlea W, couldnll for the ElstA>rn Ohio • WeatA>rn Knox. Thooe wall ·· kllowll com- 1o ., OU\ 011 ~ Pomoylvanla IIIII llle Northwest- mlllldera wore oliO cia tile VIr· F.na~Mer ~ .. '"'~ 'ill ern Ohio orders.• slnl• II cWtereo& · Umea. Tbe Setr)', W. VL, ia IDJ1lllli.P Cl: . For the Clarksburtl order, Pltlaburllh ... asreed upon u tile ~ldilorJ 011 . ~ DlalDor!d which depends In Jlll'l on prices the ruteat llldewbeel boat that Coel Compa'll"t ~k JI!IW)DW· · boat Sam ·~ ·.c. Pltttlburab.. In the EastA>rn Ohio • Western ever ran up tbe Ohio River. PoDIIsylvanta and Trl.st&IA> or· ta1n Jom Thornlllrg OIIIIIIDiftded Englnem 011 towbolto it 'Pittaders, the department' s ~ tbe Plttllburllh IIIII her rumlng burSlt arollllttlnl$190 perllllli1th rary direction may result In a time from Wheeling to Pitt•· for .llrlll add '18$ per IIIOIIth July price lncreaao of around tor Becond. bur~_011 """ occasion has 12 cent&, lt was said. WAsiiiNGTON By Katie Crow BIOS. i GALUPOLIS - A dlacuai!IGU •~'~~~• and~· ii('~ ~~ ' •.· . ., Of tbe fastelll boats cl tile .,.;.. ~aP.li>Ok ~ 'l'bllt .... tbe lead ~ ller and palmier cla11 oo tile cl lie River Newa In Ute Gill!· Ohio R!•er occurred Frl· . IlOilo Dail1 Trtbwte 011 JI1M 22, c1a1 evening bn lhe river front lD which eome of tile river vet- Katie's Korner 15, Baby Lere up 5 p.m.; A. v. Criss down 4:50 LDL; Loek 16, Onwlrd up 4:10 LDLI 0. F. Sholrer l.l> 5:50 LDLI Loek 17, OVEC up 3:10 Lm.; Polly R. up .4:55 Lm.: Lock 18, PhUlP • (UPI) - Fr.- Tl1e .~ "'!""' noir. c!ll: eap: nover YEA!lf BISCUITS P 1 oz. yeast 11. tablea]IIIOil baking powdar 1." ,. • "THE .BANK THAT ~PPRECIATEs YOUR BUSINESS" ~ i . '• . ' ' <• ' I AVWILE JII.Y lit, 1961 PitS· . PDFECr FOOD PIIOTECIIOft ..... -............. COLD CONTROU LIKE· 0•. V. B. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITi- Ill IIi llit.ouhHICIIII .,., ale other! · i ' IIi i.l PLI ' •l ~ •, ' fj e AUTOMATICALLY RENEWABlE j SIG ~ ~ YOU WILL Conltlnt Co.ld, Alwqtl TWO AUTOMAnC ••• lllolloll e """101 IIIJ . . . . · • $1;000.00 MINIMuM. DE.POSiT eiNTERESl CHEcK MAttEO QUARTERLY. . ...........! Would You Believ~? ., that AMANA QUAUTY MQnufoCturer hat • deluxe motl•l (A lllg •11") !hot II compotmv. with the. .' ' "Pll. .... ...;~.,.....••.~ ----i-.~~::;............ I " I ' '., ,/ $ . GALLIPOLIS/ OHIO · ~-' ,'' ........ - ~ DID YOU KNOW THAT oomo 1.6 mlllloo peraons In tbe Ualt- Doured board aDd roll ,. Inch ed Slates - a mo.JoriiJ cl tb8m thick anc1 ..n. Place In sreaaed women - have dllbetoa and do pan, brush wltb butler ancJ lot not know I~ according to a ra- rlae for 30 mlllrtaL Bake about port from tbe Haaltll Jneurance 35 millltes In !25 de'"" ovoil. lnatltute. ' 1 Add this to tile U m1lllocl MAFIA BOSS v/ ATCHED kllowll dlabOtics lD the U.S. for LOVERE, ltalr (UPI)...Gt• . a ~ cl t mUlloa, tbe maJor· uaeppo Genco Runo, 75, reputlty cl tllem women with a dJ. ed bosa of tile SlcUlan ~ aoaao for which tlltre 11 .0 rotui'nod to a vUla&e hotel here known cure, but which can to Frlcla.Y to live undO!' pollee oomo extend be controlled. surveUlance. He and 16 other •I 1110 swear• that Gil U>t SlcUlano IIIII ltllo-Ainertcans average, womeD have more ,.. were acquitted this week an , . . eaoes cl dl-•• tllan mea. cbugea of am,.tlng .drup, An anal,rola cl U. S. PUbll~ tobacco and ·emip'IDtl Into the Hsllth Sonico_~!• cr ..~-~ ~,~lad SlateL , ' I. OHIO. V4"L~Y. BANK 6 cups Dour tablespoon llllt \; cup iatd or shortening Mix aDd lot let for 10 ~ utea yolst, water and ~· Silt dry' milk, llour, baldng polo. der and 'saiL CUI lard Into Oour mix and add llcldd. KDaad 011 .' . 2 cupa warm water t tablespoons ougar 'n cup dry milk e MRY DEPOSITOR IS INSURfD TO . $15,000.00 BY F£DE8AJ, 'DEPOSIT . . I ,• . ~ �- ,t.ln<;./!,.ock. 21, . Of roll· u- fom.: wanl doom SoU. ~~om. ; Chult~ Jllnb1111, 1.00 K. down 6:50 a.m.; Lock 2.'1, 3.0% lall· Steel Tnder up 5:50 Llll.l steel 17.92 riiiiJV. Pioneer dOWn, 7 ~m.; Loek 23, Wlnlleld, Walter Wllllaillllll l.l> 7:10 Lm.; : · ·. are on the Racine l.A<~. Jellboot dawn 3:· ao Lm.; Kenova down aito Lm.; BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALUPOUS l.OCKS - Ed- E'Deana Boowor!h ~ 5:05 Lm.; ward S. Bosworth down 4 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. "'6:10 Lm.; Cypress down 1:50 Lm.; City GreeiRIP Loeke, Laura Elizabeth of St Louis down 2a.m.; Queen up 5 p.m.; l!arbon Brent up City - n 3:20 Lm.; John J. 9:45 p.m.; Ellane G. down 1:30 LDl.; Mark )f. up '1:30 Lm.t Rowe ~ 9:20 Lm. , KANAWHA RIVER- Wlnlleld, L. Flore up 6:10 LDL; Meldahl Beaver down 6:10 p.m.; ll E. Locks, Pat Murpby ~ up 1 p.m.; Bowles up 1:10 Lm. ; Alan R. Lachlin Mac Cleay down 4 p.m.; MerrUI up 1:15 Lm. ; Mt StatAl WlltA>r Hougland down 6:30 p. ~ 2:35 Lm.; Lelia C. Shearer~ m.; Esso West VIrginia down 4:30 Lm.; Helen z. down 4:45 11:30 p.m.; Etna-Ldulnllle down 4:50 Lm.; Ra.venswood up 5: 15 LDL Lin. ' 01110 RIVER - Loek 13, Franklin Pierce down 6:40 LDL; Loek 14, WIIIJ'~~> H. ~ 10:20 p.m.; PrlnclPlo QP 11:15 p.m.; Jet!boat down 7:05 Lm.; Lock ind •• Enroll now for .........~Cla.!ses __________ _ ~.GIIC it the Tr'J.Stole'a llusin... Coil• of Distinction __ _ ·-;-~'!·-Vc: PlllhiiMt raor Groclu•t• Exelldf The Supply -;;.1.;t.;:df0n-.i'Jcat.tog writ., coli or .~---&ale.---. · Business Colege ~u....., · 4'i4W . . . .1111!!1-ll!lll!i_ . .. ~· BAIRD AUTO PARTS OUTLET Next To Old Sllvorllrldp Sit. eUSIDAND RDUIT PARTS S.. HII!IY W. or Dton Blird PH. 446 4060 I BA.M. T06P.M. DAILY •"If We Don't Have It -We'll Get It" I Free,...,.,._ Service To "40"Mt(or Wroclrlng Y•.. ln 6Stlt. B AIJo< H-A-1 AMIII~Ih41&1.,iallld 24 How w..-ers.m. At Thlt L-lj 'It ~: • . . Farmers Win The Texas Rangers bave no uniforms, the only st.,udanl- Price Boost ize1 features of their dress be· ing slx·shooter and saddle gun. i Attending t h e "sugar disease" lndlcates that Ail ~rts baftCI!el In lrnotOII the tYPe cl porsoo moll iikaly Thursday were Walter Gruesor, to be diabetic Is an elderly wom· Bm Rmerts, Bob MDiar a n d an with a wel&ht problem. Nearly Frank Setb. They saw and lalked 6 out of 10 known diabetics In with Tippy Dye, former Pomeroy tbe United Slates are women. star athlste, wboloathletlcdirec- The prevalence of diabetes Intor of Nortllwestarn University. creases with age, with a peak Paul Brown, coach ol the Cln· In tbe U-H age grGOQ>. There clmatl Bengel•. wasauelll speak- Ia a deRnlte relatlonahip bot,_ or. Ali In oll, tile grGOQ> enjoyed diobotA>s and meelty. A reeont tho banrpet, visiting with Mlll\l' acreenlng cl Federal empioyeas frloncls tlley usually only see once lndlcsles that diabetes occur• a year, and aome, llkeTlPR,v, even seven timea more CreQJdlllly a. mong ovorwetght people co_,. less l1ten. ed to tllose of oonnal weiJihl. This lnformatloo makes ma HELEN TEAFORD, SYracu~e, who bubbloa wltllpereonallty, and more determined to watch t h o likea to bebua.Y overymbute, has waist line. I think it advisable for me to submitted a receipt for biscuits that Is not only delicious but put my SOD 011 a diet - IInce be ata six pies In tile ple.eallng COil· time-liVIng aa well. Helen, when In Florida, was tA>st. We really should keep o u r general ~r cl a achool that wollibt. according to height, bono POMEROY - !1xed maals for structure, and age, where docsome 800 to 900 tors nggest. studenta. In adell· t1oo to this, s be went to school to learn more of her art. She Is very ontbuolaatlc KATIE when it comes to ta1ldnl! about food and roclpoL She promised tlwl she wruld pass alons some of the10 aema to us. We ~ to hear from her periodically. (Recipe II end C( column). b 1818, ~na:~ ·II ~~. ~~~:i ( ria ' ~ wu 'Ute In tile vade . . 'l'lte Bu~ ' !i!aite. '·"t'.i:.-1 'Oldo l!hool River P'!1l!el betWien Ibis, PI IIIII St. i'A,iuls. . .. .Tilt vlrpua ~· .~ II;\ be tile blll!lat ·1~ Gill ever ~ !lie waa lu.Y, ~~~~'i~· "'H~.;; Ap'lcullure De)larllniillt tnat• in her~•, arll.r•' 'l.' l!l'lftled temporary Jncraasi• Ill ;iltJIOUt· a 110118·or vlbrallab cr ·, " . ·IBis•* lluld milk prices pW t.iimera 811)' idod. Apaooenser a\.i 1MD1 :::;,i ~ · i[l Wiler 15 mldweatA>rn fedOra! tlmea 'a meJIIhir C( U>e crew ~· milk marketing orders. ewtd not tell Uie vlfPI!I& · · Tbe action, to IPilll durlrv Wal l!"'viol til! .lllllillll8 Q!lltll' July, Ia lntonded to ·maintain filii!' wre out oii lhe Pn~a. · If JIC!I-' price alignment of the IS with · The !loallnB uJonah" Ia ...w Plaaithe new Chicago regioilll order tile Eut St. Louis and alter aov· which provides a minimum .of era! OII&UccesalulondiOIIIngtrlpa ant(':>r The~ . ln~nllll lmoatlpte 11fie. $5.53 per hundrodweillht 'bqln- aa a packet In tho St. Loula • Ding Monday. New Orleans trade, haa been thor .the pilot or Uto.enaiDior tl The department earlier IIIia converted iatD an oxcurlll011boat. tho Elam. are to bllp.o. week held public bearings Ill She !oat thouallllls of llollan Mlnneapolla, Minn., IIIII ct.-. tor hor owneri '.ai " pieket, land, Ohio, oa price increuea but Ia lllld ·to hil~ ', ~, 101110 proposed by dairy l'armlri .,.. mooey tile !lrat lwo.· 0. Utree cause of the new Chicago <m~<~r. yeara In tile Pltt&buri!l vade. But olficlah pointed out IllY tc· The sre~telll of Ill mooey mak· tlon resulting Crcrn the bearlnga ors In tho PlltDrllh • ClnelnYUJaril could not como by the July I nall trade wu tile ~-$tale deadline. In cbarp of Cflllal• Thomaa Cal· The inereaao wUI bO 25 cenll howl IIIII Coptaln Charlea W, couldnll for the ElstA>rn Ohio • WeatA>rn Knox. Thooe wall ·· kllowll com- 1o ., OU\ 011 ~ Pomoylvanla IIIII llle Northwest- mlllldera wore oliO cia tile VIr· F.na~Mer ~ .. '"'~ 'ill ern Ohio orders.• slnl• II cWtereo& · Umea. Tbe Setr)', W. VL, ia IDJ1lllli.P Cl: . For the Clarksburtl order, Pltlaburllh ... asreed upon u tile ~ldilorJ 011 . ~ DlalDor!d which depends In Jlll'l on prices the ruteat llldewbeel boat that Coel Compa'll"t ~k JI!IW)DW· · boat Sam ·~ ·.c. Pltttlburab.. In the EastA>rn Ohio • Western ever ran up tbe Ohio River. PoDIIsylvanta and Trl.st&IA> or· ta1n Jom Thornlllrg OIIIIIIDiftded Englnem 011 towbolto it 'Pittaders, the department' s ~ tbe Plttllburllh IIIII her rumlng burSlt arollllttlnl$190 perllllli1th rary direction may result In a time from Wheeling to Pitt•· for .llrlll add '18$ per IIIOIIth July price lncreaao of around tor Becond. bur~_011 """ occasion has 12 cent&, lt was said. WAsiiiNGTON By Katie Crow BIOS. i GALUPOLIS - A dlacuai!IGU •~'~~~• and~· ii('~ ~~ ' •.· . ., Of tbe fastelll boats cl tile .,.;.. ~aP.li>Ok ~ 'l'bllt .... tbe lead ~ ller and palmier cla11 oo tile cl lie River Newa In Ute Gill!· Ohio R!•er occurred Frl· . IlOilo Dail1 Trtbwte 011 JI1M 22, c1a1 evening bn lhe river front lD which eome of tile river vet- Katie's Korner 15, Baby Lere up 5 p.m.; A. v. Criss down 4:50 LDL; Loek 16, Onwlrd up 4:10 LDLI 0. F. Sholrer l.l> 5:50 LDLI Loek 17, OVEC up 3:10 Lm.; Polly R. up .4:55 Lm.: Lock 18, PhUlP • (UPI) - Fr.- Tl1e .~ "'!""' noir. c!ll: eap: nover YEA!lf BISCUITS P 1 oz. yeast 11. tablea]IIIOil baking powdar 1." ,. • "THE .BANK THAT ~PPRECIATEs YOUR BUSINESS" ~ i . '• . ' ' <• ' I AVWILE JII.Y lit, 1961 PitS· . PDFECr FOOD PIIOTECIIOft ..... -............. COLD CONTROU LIKE· 0•. V. B. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITi- Ill IIi llit.ouhHICIIII .,., ale other! · i ' IIi i.l PLI ' •l ~ •, ' fj e AUTOMATICALLY RENEWABlE j SIG ~ ~ YOU WILL Conltlnt Co.ld, Alwqtl TWO AUTOMAnC ••• lllolloll e """101 IIIJ . . . . · • $1;000.00 MINIMuM. DE.POSiT eiNTERESl CHEcK MAttEO QUARTERLY. . ...........! Would You Believ~? ., that AMANA QUAUTY MQnufoCturer hat • deluxe motl•l (A lllg •11") !hot II compotmv. with the. .' ' "Pll. .... ...;~.,.....••.~ ----i-.~~::;............ I " I ' '., ,/ $ . GALLIPOLIS/ OHIO · ~-' ,'' ........ - ~ DID YOU KNOW THAT oomo 1.6 mlllloo peraons In tbe Ualt- Doured board aDd roll ,. Inch ed Slates - a mo.JoriiJ cl tb8m thick anc1 ..n. Place In sreaaed women - have dllbetoa and do pan, brush wltb butler ancJ lot not know I~ according to a ra- rlae for 30 mlllrtaL Bake about port from tbe Haaltll Jneurance 35 millltes In !25 de'"" ovoil. lnatltute. ' 1 Add this to tile U m1lllocl MAFIA BOSS v/ ATCHED kllowll dlabOtics lD the U.S. for LOVERE, ltalr (UPI)...Gt• . a ~ cl t mUlloa, tbe maJor· uaeppo Genco Runo, 75, reputlty cl tllem women with a dJ. ed bosa of tile SlcUlan ~ aoaao for which tlltre 11 .0 rotui'nod to a vUla&e hotel here known cure, but which can to Frlcla.Y to live undO!' pollee oomo extend be controlled. surveUlance. He and 16 other •I 1110 swear• that Gil U>t SlcUlano IIIII ltllo-Ainertcans average, womeD have more ,.. were acquitted this week an , . . eaoes cl dl-•• tllan mea. cbugea of am,.tlng .drup, An anal,rola cl U. S. PUbll~ tobacco and ·emip'IDtl Into the Hsllth Sonico_~!• cr ..~-~ ~,~lad SlateL , ' I. OHIO. V4"L~Y. BANK 6 cups Dour tablespoon llllt \; cup iatd or shortening Mix aDd lot let for 10 ~ utea yolst, water and ~· Silt dry' milk, llour, baldng polo. der and 'saiL CUI lard Into Oour mix and add llcldd. KDaad 011 .' . 2 cupa warm water t tablespoons ougar 'n cup dry milk e MRY DEPOSITOR IS INSURfD TO . $15,000.00 BY F£DE8AJ, 'DEPOSIT . . I ,• . ~ �•'!! ' ! •, ' ' sill. ~on ,, BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALlJPOLIS LOCKS ward S. Bos-Rorlh down 4 Cypress down 1:50 a.m.; ot SL Louis diJIID 2 a.m.; Cl~ down 3:20 a.m.; ~ ..., 9:20 a.m. ..,,,nill KANAWHA R!VtR - " Beaver down 6:10 p.m.; It • Bowles uP 1:10 a.m.; Alan ; MerrUI up 1:15 a.m.; Mt. s~ up 2:35a.m.; Lelia C. Shearer 4:30 a.m. ; Helen Z. down 4: 4'' ' L m. ' OIDO RIVER - Loc)(l' ll ; Eranldln Pierce down 6:40 .:~ ·' Lock 14, Whlyne II. up $.: p.m.;. Pr!nclplo uP 11:15 ~~ Jeflbolt down 7:05 a.m.; "" 15, Baby Lere QP 5 p.m.; AJj Criss down 4:50 a.m.; Lock ·I Onward 1lP 4:10 a.m.; 0. · Shearer .., 5:50 1om.; Lock I OVEC up 3:10 1om.; Polly up 4:55 a.m.: Lock 18, Phil • . •' ' k. ' ' •• - - Enroll now for ' ~CUwes _,. ' . -----------~~ -,GIC It the Tn.staWa' ~ Buslnwa Colt.p of i: l •, •• ~·- J Dlatlndlon ·-~ro;uc '1 Gractu.taa e..... ,' ' The Supply ' ........ ' '' - FWifti.wm.71D'n_.:TJ. •, catalog wrlto, cell or ~ ~----Gifc,.--- ·t• Busineu Colege ' .•' .. ,· ' ., . ': .·.. ·... ' .. '~ :' '' > •' ·' 1, •• ' ~­ ,, BAIRD BRO~ AUTO PARTS. OUTLET ,. f,_ ,. ' 'i 611ANDPA AI 'KEE TOL.D ME 10 GIVE 'fDU LAD!i .'!lie FUNDAMSNTAL'> OF SAI=E0R1'11"6;~YOU'LL · BE GOOD ALL 'lOUR Wv£.4#!. _ I I. r • ,' . . i · ··f;/1<1· ; 'I .\ SllnrB.... Sit. ' • eUSIDAND t' Next To Old CMOH I JfFF- I'LL IIAG 'fOU! I '' '·-. .~ . ' ' ~ i IEIUH.T PAm S..HIIII'YW· orDonBolnl PH. 446 4060 I ·--- .... &A.M. T06P.M. ~1:.' CARS IIAVE eEE-N · "l!PIOTTLrt'l 10 FIFTEEW · NIILE'i AWIIOUR ~.. N!;)(.T . · - 'l~r::l, YIE'Lk. AIAKii IT - DaY "If We Don't Have It -We11 Get It" I TWENTY! . . Froo Toletype Service To H4C)I' Mator Wrecking Yenh In ,...... AllooH-A·I Mechatlca encf 24 HHr · Wrecker S.rvtee At Thll L-tfih B J WINTHROP .. .-.r i COl l ' I \ ' '~ ' I , :; .... ' 'd j .... ......, ~ : ·-· Iii ' A1 PL~! er C1l ap PIJ FUR rod AD ~~~- .f Would I' , _, A/MNA. Q W.•ileluxe '· ~1 ' M • I ' -.., ".... """" ''' ' '1.' I ' ... ,, •'' ' l'' . .. ~ ';·. "IIIE \\fELL· ~~KED.• BE !MCJii FOR STEW IN FifTEEN MIH\l~, OR· l'u. ~Kf 'I'OUR DP,IVIWG I'PIIVIL.EGES . 1\lA'fl.i >1N OWDI!It! I �." ,, . ''"" 1I ' ' .. ·'·• ;pwlnlftl : iill~ .. . BeAT MOVE~TS: QAIJJPOLIS I#CKS - 1IUd s, ' Jloswortl> dawn 4 eypre 5s cloWn !oliO a.m. ;· ,Of St. Louis dQ!rn 2 a.m.; Clb' doWn 3o20 a.m.; Rowe._, 9:2q &.114· KANAWHA~R­ Beaver down 6:1.0 p.m.; uP 1:10 a.m.; Merrill up 1:15 a.m.; ML up 2:35 a.m. ; Lelia C. . 4:30 a.m.; Helen Z. diJWll · a.m. Bowles 01110 1 JUVER .F!'allld\n Pierce down t Lock 14, WIII.Yne ll up ,.._.-....;..---,r;; p.m.; Prlnclplo up llo15 Je_. c1o1m 7o05 a.m.; 15, Baby Lore up 5 p.m.; Criss down 4:50 a.m.; Lo~~i Onward up 4ol0 a.m.; O. Shearer up 5o50 a.m.; Lock.' ~ OVEC 1W 3o10 a.m.; Polly' up 4~5 a.m.: Lock ~ Pl11i E,;,oU llOW for &pkmber C/a$ses ;·; l --------~----· GIIC is the Tri·State's · ~· Bulinen Coi .... of \* Dl&tinction ·. ·-""LC--;nr-'ltr..-+ UIIIIIAI .. t'Or UBI; , Gnclvatas Exceedo ~. Thto Supply 1 -;;.i.;t;;.t'IO'n-.frl" ~ catalog write, call or · ----..Y~;--.;, . Gal i lusiness Colege: ¥Lee..., Ti--I~TCLOC.K HI\<; HISTORICAL V~We! ITWAS · 5UILT ~y PAUL 4'. tl67 ' - 6 'iiiD BRO~ :~ ltfvli!ZE'S UIJCLc f AUTO PARTS: OUTLET !·~ t r •' l SLIPPED Next To Old Silvor Bl'lclp Site t ' ' "' • eiJSI) AND Vll VI RDmi.TPAm SooH1n.-oyW. orDonllllrd •' PM. 446 4060 &A.M. T06P.M. I DAILY .''If We Don't Heve It -We11 Get It" -·' ··~--:' Who ao- ~~ose that !s,Jink. ... AtJD FELL ! 66T lHf CARfTAt<~ ­ . I • I. .,.,.,, FNI Telemlo Service To"40i'Malor ,...... W.-lclng Y•nhln B AllocH-A-1 M1 I1Mticunci24Hotlt w,.....s.m. At Thll Loullih \ ... - + DEAR POLLY-Oil 11quirted '-I ..,.;y con onlo 1 foWo4 l'lftr tow! :wilt iii • clock that ooiJ ..... ollin1- PII!CI ·lht IGwel ;........ ~ _, ifto<ilw or lit'" """"...t ... do!l but ~.1101 .. ..... ""'lwll.-l. v. c. / t -' ·~ ~ -· ·~... .' ·' I '1 i' \ ' ~ .. , .~I ,,' ·_, ~ ., r , �., CJJ'"'"'" .down St. Louis di!Wn 2 3:20 Rowe "' 9:20 a.m. ' City down KAN<\WIIA RIVER doom 6:10 Beav~r Bowles up l!IO a.m. Merrlll up 1:15 a.m.; ' up 2:35 a.m.; Leila C. 4:30 a.m.; Helen Z. a.m. omo RIVER .i Enmklin Pierce down >, l.l!ck 14, Whi.Yne H. p.rD.; Prlncll>lo up Je!lbcol down 7:05 15, 'Bilby Lere up 5 Criss down 4:50 a.m.; Onward up 4:10 a.m.; Shearer "' S:SO a.m.; 1< OVEC up 3:10 a.m.; I'< up 4:55 a.m.: Lock 18, . - ' - Enroll now for &fWnher~ ~oiic:'h;.;;;.;.-.;~ Busln111 College~ Diatlnctlon ' ·-uiiioiiMI'J'or'Gi~ Gr"""-''" Exc.ed ' ' ·I The Supply - -,;;.i.;tMinitiOn-.; catalog wrlto, call c . ------.Y~:.' . Gal s OtrT &.slness Colle! r . WAY , , ¥1.0c..., . . _w., by Walt 'Wetterbe:rg !r----~-. '· BAIRD BRO AUTO PAR1 OUTLEt r Next To Old Silver Bridge Sit> eUSIDANI IBni.T PAR" S.Ho1io~W. DrDonlalrcl PH. 446 406( BA.M. T06P.f -~ DAILY I ·"If We Don't Hav -We'll Get It'' Froo Tolotftle Sorw! I . 4 w-='~"'"' Allo:H-A-1 Mlchanla on6 24 t1 · W~rlorvltl At Thll l.ocatlif ' .. 1!t' f . • ~ '• ~ uq ~ Mill, II!<. TJ4, CUTA ·sr~P OF 'A.IHITE ~~ IOi. U.S. ¥ 'Off, , ; ............................. ,.. ....... _ .... ,.. ........ --------3 IN· WIDE ~!) 1.-1- IN, IoONG . - - - - - - - -·--------------·C4c:DR IT· RED, WHI.T f ANIJ /JLI.II: . ·- . : . : -· ' JiJJ~; FOL.DS · Wpul . · . that. AJM~ PIJ! er, ... P'VIl ap .. ' hat·. • .,.,. that. ~ aJ. .....•·.w. . ~ Pfj 1 ' FUR roo All alb i : .__. ' ~­ To ".co""MIIIDr B .. .,. ·'' ' ', ....,·· - .' .. " WHEN 00 WE. EAT? �·' •I ' • ': '\'1'' -~~ • l.• I . ,. .. t ,. ll'e911 l!OAT MO,rEMl~T!;£1 ' (;~UPOLIS wan! S. Bosworth . Cypress down 1:50 .cit St. Louis d(IWn 2 Clt.Y down 3:20 a.IIIJ, Row• "' 9:20 a.m. ' . KANAWHA RIVER ""- · Beaver down li:10 p.D\ Bowles up 1:10 a.m. a; Merrill up 1:15 a.m.; J "' 2:35 a.m.; Lelia C. 9 4:30 a.m.; Helen z}.~ - .~ .·-~ ' --···:. .: .. ' . a.m. , OHIO ·' J ,~Pi•rce~ 1 t .. i ·~ : RIVER . • ' • . Lock 14, Whayne_ H, ·. p.m.; Principio "' Jef1boat down 7:05 15, Baby Lere up 5 p Crlas down 4:50 a.m.; 1 Onward up 4:10 a.m.; Shllarer "' 5:50 a.m.; 'J OVEC up 3:10 a.m.; l up _4:55 a.m.: Lock U . . • .. ( " . .' Enroll now for ~r~ · ~ . ... -~-----_,..-, ..,GIC Is the Tfi.Sfa *uslneuCofltlii Dlstlnctlo:l ·-~,·~ \ Gracluet• Exeee The Supply ... ---------write, For inf........,lon ~ cal. catalog • ' f-.--~-:. '. Business Col ... : ' '· . ' '· I ~ '• ..... ' .. '•. .. .. (''•'!"' • 1 I • 1 .: I· .. ..... -.\ ... . . ' I ••\ .,~~r -"l>·· I, • .. I ; m eanJA>~ LOr~ _J, • BAIRD Bit AUTO PAl OUTLET' NextToot.e Sliver BridgeS eUSID At IIIUILTPAJ .· :.~ S.Henry~ orDonlall'l ·, .' •• • ~ PH. 446 4CN I I A.M. T06P DAILY "If We Don't He ·-We11Gett I Fr• Teletype~ To "40"Malqo WNCid=~rCI 6 •• ' j' Alao=Hwe~ B Mechanlctlftd 24 · WNCicer At Thle I.OCIIIW! .1 '> -- \ --~ ... . < j SIG 1 ~ t' ·"-~ .JA1 p~ et1 cu1 P'VJI all pt FUJt toll AU aftj f Woult JI I i S'NO liME· FOR 'J) ~lit' ·OF A ~M - SO ib'la: ' ·, . t: ... ' .. l • ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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