https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d16b3b7891e2c74c19ab6216901548f3.pdf 81270427919d51db64fa47c33e400d7d PDF Text Text 0., Fr!IIIQ, ':tub 5, lHB Co-uncif. . .".''"' II ,,·•::. ''· IW'I'Y FRIDI\l , . H~V)lSTEIIS Clm, Vnlted c&lrch ot Chrlsl, Frlda,y at tbo c~h; Mr" llole Smltb deV<ltlono; Mlos Thelma arue01i', Mro. aem,. Reibel and Mrs. Amanda Kaoper, holleoBis. MIDDLEPORT F1RE Deport· ment sponsors an outside dance party from 9 to 12 p. m. at the "RAW An" Middleport Community Park. The (Technicolor) Jo.yo will be in chorge. Julie An:lrews, MaxVanSyd<ow 1 Richard Harris COLORCARTOON: catch Meow SATURDAY SATURDAY NIGHTHig!ISchool dance party at the Pomeroy te~ ni s court from 9 to 12 p. m. The Meigs Athletic Association will sponsor the dance; the Jays will Running time: 3 Hr., 15 min. Box Office closes 8 p. m. ' ' S!JN. • MON. - TUFS, JULY 7-8-9 IIHQW .r~ ~~'VEA ~ARII!At~EI - ARD RUIN YOUR UFf:" (Technicolor) Deon Martin • SteUa stevensJ emcaa. SUNDAY HYMN SING '· Su~ day, 2 p.. m. featuring Grate Brothers rrom Rutland. Local talent to be lnch.aded. No offering taken. ~onsored by TeenAge Class. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, Disabled American Veterans, wlU have a dinner at the Pomeroy hall at 6:30 p. m. Monday followed by meeting arxl installation of of- "1ASONDRIVE·IN TONIGHT, JULY 5 EASY COME, EASY GO ELVIS PRESLEY AND Mt. Hermon Church, Pomeroy Route 3, FEATURETTE: Tricky Chicks COLORCARTOONS: Spellbound Hounds Bringing Up Mother STARTS 7 P. M. .' at fleers. Jacob Turner. commanct-. er. MONDAY BETHEL 62, Intern&tlonal Or· der of Job8 Daughters, 7:30 Mon- (Color) DORIS DAY RICHARD HAI!I!IS SATURDAY, JULY 6 SON 'OF A GUNFIGHTER (Metrocolor) Ru1s Tamblyn, Kieron Moore James 0. Philbrook PLUS SINATRA in THE NAKED RUNNER SUN. • MON•• TUES. JULY 7-8-9 (IJooble Feature Program) UFANTA'STJC VOYAGE~' phon lloyd - Haque! Welch PLUS "A COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG" ion Brand. • Sophla Loren Ml, Initiation to be Held By Lodge Next Month Initiation for four candidates in August was planned when Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star, met Tuesday night at the Pomeroy Malonic Te..,le. During the meeting presided over by Dorothy Woodard, worthy matron pro tem, an:l James Soulsby, worthy patron, a meeting or the Roberta arcle was announced for Aug. 15 at Bertlett. The meeting wUI begin with a potluck picnic at 12 noon and Medina COWI\Y Rood 25. The 25thdlatrlctport;y.haabeon plamed lor Sept 21 at the Burr Osk Lodge. The event will begin with a dinner at 6:30p.m. with a program to follow. Reservations for the dlnner, $4.16 per person. are to be sent to Mrs. Barbara Fischer, Chesterhill, by Sept 14. Tbe altar was draped lor Ha· zel H, Beach.. worthy grand matron of the Grand Chopter of Ohio, 19~{.25. Ollicers were reminded to wear formals lor the all 0. E.S. Une oCticers or Dis-trict 25, and all past matrons Aupst meedng. sonic Temple. Initiation lor four are invited to atten:L girls. Officers and choir memA patriotic theme was rarrled The chapter received an in- ou.t in rhe refreshment table decbers to practice at 1 p.m. Mo~ vitation to the Sept. 14 race~ onUons. A 018 arrangement diQ. tion honoring Glen A. Gallaher, fianked by summer Ooral pieces Jean Jones is worthy grand patron, to be held was used on the table. and the at t h e Pauldirw Elementary plaeemata IDd riiPidns carried Sch.oolauditorium. Alsoarmounc .. out the patriotic tlteale. HostessHonor Graduate ed was a reception ror Violet L es wer. Dorothy wm; Freda and MASON - Miss Mary Jean Thomas, grand conductress, Maude Grueser, Mabel Moore, ' Jones of Leesburg, Fla., grad- plamed for Soturday, Sept 21, at and Clara Karr. tho Clover Leaf High School, uated cum laude June 6 from Florida state University. Her average was 3.5 with a Bacheday 1Ught at the Pomeroy Ma- "CAPRICE" u.mul Mary lor's Degree in Nursing. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. Paul 'Jones, former residents of Point Pleasant. She Is the niece or John Marshall, New Haven, and Mrs. Beaa Greenlee, Point Pleallnt. Ste has accepted em- ployment at tile National Institutes or Health, Bethesda, Md, HI FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNGER SET Community Women's Club Plans Ice Cream Social The Community Women's Club of rua>ers Plains and Altr~ haS ptinried an tee creim ~ clal to be held at 1\IJpers Plains School on Saturdo.y, July 20 alerting at 5 p.m. Home made eake am pies will be served Start.. i~ at 8 p.m., Harry Gocrell's Country and Western Music band wUI play inside the school. In the absence or the presi-- dent, Sharon Boyles, vlee president was In charge of business FEATURING at the June meeti~. Reports were given b)' committees am Ethel Arbough was appointed secretary or the Ways and Means committee, .....,... Famous A rummage sale will be held Plan Rummage Sale For Infants alii Chiltllll At Headley Home A rummage aale has beenplanned by the Women's Communily Club of T-ra Plains for FrldiQ and Soturday, July 12 andl3. Theo...e wiD be held at the Clarence Headley home OD Route 7 so. lnf•nts To 12 AlSO M..nyGifts · For&.by THEON KIDDIE SHOPPE THE TIN o. in Tuppers Plains, Items wUI be priced trmn a dime to 1 quarter and the sale wiD be held on both diQo !rom 12 noon to 8 p.m. A wide range of articles will be offered at tbe sale and proceeds wUI be added to the CllOIUJ!unlt;y belld- lrw flnll. WALKUP AND BANK Now, lflert's I bntnd IIIW way to sava fimo and slips when you hank with us! Just step rilht up te eur "sidewalk hank" ... slnlllnal toller's window, where you can mab depasits, cash checks, iu 'fOII'rt passing fly. Try this - fast IIIYkt, - - .-. - the Clarence Headl~, farm oo July 12 and 13 Bllrtlng ,..h do.y at nOOn. A large 'AuJlPb- of ran and winter cloUdfW wlll be on sale. A telephone committee was appointed by Mrs. Buyleo and the committee is to remind all members or the meet~ dates. The !ollowiJW were ,Srwlnted: Ethal Arbough, Bomle Hackett. Dorothy Stout, Hozel BarMIU, Shirley Balser ond Mildred Headley. Coffee anoilcooldeswere served by the hosteu, Mildred Headley, Assisting were Sharoo Boyles and Sandra Masaar. The July meeting wUI be held on the lawn or Bonnie Hackett on July 10 at .. I p.m. Bring lawn choirs. · . ·Y N-JiO'NAL BANKi ~· '• "I • Helen.' JIO);Im , (UP!)-~-· ::.:. Mrl.. Orr,· c:llalrman, chon Cancel Plans for Mr" v.. .Meier, Ada Morris, Ellubelh Ba,yea; Mra. O'Connor, and Opal Elehlnget. · MloceiiiiJiiioUa: Zelda Weber, chairman, Heleo Wolf, lloJ-oley Ritchie, Mro. Showalter, Mra. Koenig, and Dorolf\y M,yers. ' Orphan&; Mra. Newall, chairman, Mrs. Ba,yea, ~ma Carpenter, Fern &lowalter, and Letha Wood. Resolutions; Mn. Orr, ehalr. man, Letha Koblentz, and Mabel Van Meter. Flt'Wero: BellY Roulh, chairman, Goldie Wolf, Sodle Trusoell, and Anna Tuttle. Planiat: Rolen Wolle 11 I t h Clarice Allen, aoalatant. Good or the Order: Ads Neut>llng, chairman, Mrs. Bahr. Mrs. Cleland, Marprat Tuttle, Dor- othY Lawson, and Mrs. Rose. Refreshments: Mae ~cer, chairman, Goldie Frederick, Zona Blggo, Olive Kelly, M r o. Hollon. Marcia Keller, Ada Holter, and Hittle Frederick. DellnQient: Ada Van Meter, chairman, Mrs. Orr, and M r s. Publlelt,y: Mary Key Holter, chairman. and Mrs. Hollm. Flagbearero: Margaret Tuttle with Dorothy Ritchie, asalatani; and Letha Wood with Goldie Fred"lck, asalotant. Eather Ridenour named the team captain, and who lived hour a layette shower was held for Doria Grueoer. Refreslunenta were served to the 41 membera attending the meellng. Program Presented a Child," by Keith Bailey; "Utde Chlldreo," by Jell Couch, "'Pve Been Up Here Many Time•," by Ama WUesi ·~Broth­ erllOOd'' by Marla Steridan, and "A Bible Verse," by Bobby Lemley. The chUdren did a group recitation entitled ••()lr Best to Give'' and BIOI "Jesus Loves Me!' Pra.Yer by Rlck;y Couch cooeluded the program. New Freedom Shares Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs Cowty Volunteer SoVIJ!iS Bonds Chalnnan, silld today the June 1 improvements in interest ratea Plans lor a JIO)den wedcllnc anon U, S. Sa viJ!iB Bondo and Fre&DIVeriiBr)' observanee honoring dom Shares are belpg retlected Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNamee or Columbus have- cancalle;L in current sales. The Cholrman noted that the Mro. McNamee aullore<l a large maJority of all bonks In hear! attack and Is hoapltallzed, quall!led to laoue althouih ohe reportA!dly Is tm- Ohio are Freedom Shares alnco the Treaproring. Theobservancebubeen sury'• IJUlOtD'K:ement &hat Freeplamed lor !iJnday at the Daloware American Lesion hall. Mr. dom Shares mo.y be purehaoed McNamee Ia a former Melp over • the .. counter. Previoualy, Freedom Shares coold onf.y be Count,y resident, pur chased on the BoOO • Mottl1 Mr. and Mrs. McNamee are the parents or lour children. Plan, or the Payroll Sivlngs They are Mrs. Gerald (Paulino) Plan. He alated that thla etwwe, Kuter, Baudette, Mim.; Walter coot>led with tho lncreoso in tn-C, McNamee, HUJcrest, Md.; tereat rile to 5 per oontonFreeMrs. Kemeth (Jusllne) Knfshl. dCIII Shares When held to the 4\1 Delaware, and Mn. J a m e • year maturity, has bl'OUiht about lnorealed aeUvi\Y in tho SoV!ngs (!reno) Baker, Columbus. Bondo Procrtm. Anniversary ' BIG CHANCEl TO JULY CLEARANCE SALE STARTS • JULY 8 • i tlu-ou4lh the , ~·~ f',. ':~~~;·:~;..' ,' <·•• I' 'otliero got 0111, put ttl our,arma and said. •We an Amerlce& • "There were tour IU)'I stand!Jv five feet awp. They were In clriJlan dothes, and they stopped ftrlnc- Curt WUila, 18, 1 ...,....,.-, ""'" Vl. . .ie li'ilop -pWntl oun'IV!ne membOU ' ol :tho and that out of tho four troupe g!Vjng dell!l~. or .thil .hlghwo.ymeq,' .... wleldll!i • llllbush wl!r' """'\AVI!IO, 20, U.S.-made l.t16,autonlatie rille, a ~Inger whoae ~ ·- · ·" TOf! DillprOU• )lrondl Perry, and Jack Bono, Bono oatd South Vletl1ameoe 18, a lias• ~~er. . , mUIUamen had turned tho Joho So•IOsen, an Ameri<lUI grtiup back before 1110 attack, who ldelltilled hlmsell as the ~ng darknea~ made It too ~ booldng agent for , the dangerous to cOI1)lllote Jlle drive · group, silld ·tile attack occurred to Vung Tau lkilig the loneb100 yards ,, trom a SOuth hlgl)way. Ia natural to man l'l~llil' '' - . H~L HThe three of" Ul 'w1MJ (waY · They took our m earda. still all•• _plo.yed c!oidl' · Beoi: ·, · wallets and a couple or said. suitcases tram the rear of the The ~ lrrhed Ill vs. '• trUCk. 1'ftey hid all I our nom JIIIIO .1 1 ' ·' .. m..Uow. The annual Hayes reunion waa held at the !arm home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ba,yes, Mlddl&port, Route I SUnday, Followlns a besket dlmer at noon. group1 were taken on hay rides around the farm. The 1969 reunion waa achechtled for the loot SU!Miay In June at the same Party Given on First Birthday Mr, and Mro. Carloa Thomp. aon (Patricia Bu1rlngton) entertained receotJ.y with a party honoring their 11011, Don Carlos, .., hla flrot birthday. The party was held at tho home or Mr a. Ruth Bumngtoo, Refre..,...s of Ice cream eake, jlWich and potato were 1\Hined. Games were pla,y.. ed with pri20a being awarded to DJIIIY llu!llnglon, Jim Scott, and Heinz Coats. . Other IIU•st• at tbe party were Roblll Ann, Don Rober!, and Brian Kellh Butrlngton, Mary K a y, Rober! and Terey Qlallo; Mary Allee and !llole Samuela; Salb-, chiJI; ·- Millers Return f• From Yacation ~· Families Taken on Tours Of Farm During Reunion . _, / 28 PAGES T Mr. and llra. Myron, Mlllll\ . ~ baWl roillrDed from a 1110 , . . Start, added, however, "we have the mUltar¥ CIJiai>III\Y for IIIJ' level of war!lore whlch, II 111t1Ued !ully, could todo.y dellroy lilY n&Ucm II I viable ~ ltniePc nuclear Cored." IOell'b'." · , .. ~- Gen.. Earle G. Whealer, FUrthermore, the U n I t e d •' '........ cllalrm&n or tho Joint Chlo!a of States could sUstaln a ~at • ·cmc . Fi~al Day Harriman and his deputy, Cyrus Vance . Col..,, ~vi, and: Tereua, ChiUlcothe; )!r. llld Mrs. Wade Belchar, Elyria; and Mr. and Mro. w. R. Ho.yea, DoG """ Jey ot Mlddleport. Route 1. AIIAirnoon vhltora were Mr. and Mro. Clarence Evallll and Mr. aiM! Mra. Max StG\ll and chll· dren, all of ColumbUs. ·t ·· ~. PLAN IIY1dN SING ~ ·~ ' Thoro wW be ' a Jvma · ~od by thlo ...,... .c:JU · at tbe ~Hannonv.a aiiu-e Stmdl,y, Jub 7. It will iiecta 'II') 2 p.al. .~clal oiQJI!IIfl will~ ~ 111 111e Prlle Flmu, ' Nixon Is Criticized By Young . ilut!aal, andlooil talent IIIII . ;:· II<'*'.EYOJlllllllla~ ;.'!) . ' . Anna and Sloan Stewart; Joban.otha, Jim unci Joe - ; Dee Dee QJallo, Lonnie, Rnnnlo, and Tim-· SING CANCE!J.J!D ,, my Coats; Donns Buneh, Doll¥, l'he roaular hymn si!W at tbo• Rochelle and Rene Roblnoon; Cheatar Church !If Gotlhla ~· Fannie John and Pamela West, caneoDed IIIla · Solurdaj< duii ·f Barbara Colla and Rlelw-d tho Columbea Cllq) meetiJic, Qlalla. }~otnent .. '· Of Tension ~f!aused By Blown ' tot Shop at El.erfel•• 11 Po•eror Satur.ay 9:30 •·•· to 9:00 •·•· • WASHINGTON - · (UP!) - A Negro leader chal'ged Saturday that Richard M. Nixm Ia teylJW to win the ReDUbliean presiLenttal nomination by IPJ)Oa!IJW to white "bl.c.klash" sentiment and has not come to grips seriously with tho problem of poverty In ' • Thl• W..bnd we •re h•vlnl! • ,ule of Wornens liM Glm ·.. Swimsuits. Just received.• l!luhlpme,tt from ~lomlaancl' this -ek•l!d •II of our womenlnd girls Swlmsultt •N·• ;· on._.le.t~prlce. ' ' · ' · SPECIAL PURCHASE! WOMEN'S ONE AND TWO PIECE PIQUE AND POIJSHED COT· TON DRFSSES. SLEEYELESS STYLES, SIZES 8 TO 18, SALE PBICED • ' - ' . ·· ENCHANTMENT- FLORAL DESI<Jti ON PAsTEL GJtovMls. · · MODERN MOOD- VELVET FINISH MODJ;:RN·FWRAL MOT!!;, TremendOQt 5avlng•lit The , ·~. J . -. "I '< ' • ' J . - ed at least 400 persons had been ldUed In tra!!lc accidents since the hnlldiQ period bepn at 6 p.m. local time Wednesdo.y. A breokdown <1. accldenlal deoths lhowed: Trame • • . • • • , , •.••.•... , .... , •••..•.•. 400 Drownlnga .. • • . •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 131 Plane• • • • . • • •• , ..••••••.•••••••• , • • . . . 12 MitljC~IliOI;II • , • . , • , ••• , • , • , ••••• , • , , , , , 71 620 Cd,lfornla led the nation with 29 hlghwo.y deotho, Ohio had 21, Texas 20, aiM! New York 19. TljlTAL .... ICfllld • ! ~' II)' United Press lnternatloaal American• were dyirw saturday aLa nte or flve an hour. The Natioaal SolelY COuncU warned the closing hours of the long Fourth of Jub; holldly "can kmost deadly." A United Presslliternotlonal count ot 6 p.m. (EDT) show· , ..,a SALE PRICES ON ALL CANNOI'I ·ROYAL F»ri£iANoFIELDCRESTJ!ATHTOwEI.s HAND TOWELS AND W.ISH CLOTI,IS. .' .. , ' : JUST RECE!YED A BIG S!OPMENT OF !lEW PATTERNS lN 'cANNON ROYAL.FAMILY' ' America. · ·1!:' can, SEE 11IE MANY lllEW ARRIY .\UIIN 11IE READY Tq WEAR DEPARTMENT ON TilE . '' · SECOND FLOOR. WOMEN'S PANT Dlll'SI&S, CVL0Ttil$,'Slll.FI'S. ~ . •' ' ~~~~NI~Y, . Auall1'1a (UP!l- ' lltlhll Ill Wll!accJ Molllah'a went out -Jy SioturtiiQ cuatlow a new 111<111\ent ~~ '1~11'1~·~ , r... riot pollee·tryllltl f:tom ldlllntl hla bride and hor 3-- IJIIIIIIIII.who boon lr)'lng to obtain haatioie, told pollee In a u1. want 'il\iclij,.; 1 in 20 mtllltel." hadlllown. · , camiiWidero ro6110!f and lnsjeld ' . PRICE 10 CENTS working luncheon he described as "very tndW.." Aller the U.S. Emblaar meeting. Thln1 drove with 1 m-cycle escort to a villa owned by the French Communiat party In soblrbon Choliy. 1&-Rol where Thuy lo llvlntl du•IJW tho l'lria talke. Thant loll tho North V!otpa.. meoe villa alter • ;a llld hall hour meetlow with Tlllo'Ue declined to lllllul 1111' atatement to IIOWamon plherocl Ky Predicts Big, . Decisive Attack wr W. ' 11>- turnad 011 the blthlnlltlh Ohio ~otitic$ · ,, I~ :I.. ~ Thant refused to .Predict how long the Pari• talk1, might last. They have been going on &Jnce May. Before meeting with the American. ~tors, Thant conferred wlth Debre in a autalde. ...Ucf:i' ' $ECTIONS - , an assessment of the Vietnam talks now but we have to keep trying to obtain a peaceful solution to this problem," Thant said outllde the U.S. Embooay after he met with both \" ~ . The charge was made b)' the Re~. Andrew Young, executive vice president of the Southern Chrisian Leadership Coolerence (SCLC) and ICtlJW dlrecto< of the Poor Peo.?le's CID1tlign, In an IJtorV!ew. or the presldenllal aspirants, Yoq said, Vlee President Hubert II. HUIIIIIhrey and RejMJbllean Gov. Nalaon A. Rockefeller have .. ,bown Ule moat SfiiiPithy te the problems ot the poor!' He added that SUn. Eugene J. McCarthy, DMlnn., la begllllliJW to move In that dlre<tlon. ·~ts.ll Dr•.Blaiherg Weakens, May Get New Heart CAPE TOWN, SOUth Africa (VPI)- Dr. Philip lllalberg, who has lived six months with a transplanted heart, weakened in hls struggle against luro~ and liver alilllents Soturday and hls physicians debated whether to give him a new heart- and perhiJ)s a nell' lung- to ·try to save him. Dr. Christian Barnard a n d hia team of surgeoN~ were standing by after lntenaive examination or the 5B-yeor-old dentist Ill Groote Schuur HospitaL la!Ol'Died ......... said any new traniJIIant might Include a l q aa well as a heart. A bulletin from the heapltal said the condition or Blalbei'J, who received the hoart of a 2l-man laat Jan. 2, had (Coattoue6 on Page 3) ,_-old -".., To .-W~I First Senate Seat In 11 Aldeo to said the lorwiD lar." ADd tho equally 3) (c.atlnued Ill - Years OSU Board WUI Rule On Requett VP0 - Bl*rd ot Trualetta u ~ ·~-- .'J'!Io ··~' Need Vict.ry K.Y said the communist& Meded a vletory to atrellllheo their bor&alnllltl pollticm at Ql' negutlaUmo on the war. On - r sW>Jecto, tho37-:rearold 'lice president CCIIII>Ialned of a lack of unity In the South Vletnameoe 1-rablp, said ha wanted to work clo01r with President Nguyen Van Thl• and amounced he plamed to retire trmn politics and becclno "a gentleman tanner" when his term expires In three years. K.Y said he could overthroW Thleu eoolly but hod no lntertlon or dolow lido doaplte preasures !rom both miiJtaey men and cl.UW..s. Thleu and K1 hove had political dl!rerences, and Thl• has removed many or K.Y'• cloae u&oclatea from ln!luentlal - - and mUitar)' peatUcma. Questioned about his polltion In the ao..,.,.,ent. K.Y ~ his ft.st on a cable, and llid: '1. am tired of poi!Uco. I am DOlo politician." · · ' Kl, a -rei Ill tbo Ill' rare., COLUliBVS .U..st proachea I TJ \ SAIGON (UP!)- Vice Pree- ean win I~" K.Y said Ill 1 four· ldenl Nguyen cao K.Y SaturdiQ hour exclusive lnter'liew owr 1 predicted a ubig and decisive" wide range of topica. "But IUD attack on saigon in the Mxt two coocerned . - tho political months coordinated with North side of the - - "The Communists wiD try VIetnamese and VIet Cong deaperately. It wiD be an alkut auaults in the northern part oC effort. and they wUI coanllnale South VIetnam. mUltaey and political "MWtartly I have no doubt we the ' clate1, tf 1 , -:. ·c .\4 · a :warm.- ..calion wllll relatl..a Ill I b l Clrollllao 11141 i'llmll'IYIDia. t Tranlinll the Blut R I d&l weD, Mr. and Mro. Tom waua, Parkwo.y, tile couplellllllte Gerry and Connie, Nitro, W. VL; . ville, jll, C. where thlr -.laltell Mrs. Arlene Barneu cathy~ Nn. Hiler' a uncle and Ronnie, Obetz: Mr., IDd Mrs. I Mr. and llrl. OtlJ Parrfib, . . Norrlo Pettry and Mickey, 011- Mrs. !IanDI Miller. Tbo.l' ~ ley, W, VL; Mr. and MrL Jilll to Beaufort, S. C. where ~. Pettey and Vanosu Scott De- """• Cpl. Jam01 Millar, It d>, pot. W. VL; Mrs. ~bora Nw>- ~ at tbo Marine Air stoUoil:.. ley, Charleaton; Mro. Jtm Roae, '111111 lool'ed ~ Ute Beoutetit John, J..Otte, and Jeff, Sl. AI· baoe anct lbe lralnlng . bani, W. Va. at Parla laland. · Mi'. and Mro. Bob Roall Mr Mr. llld Mra. MIUil"a ••~ and Mrs. Clettil••es and v!....r' Uon 'aloo Included a riatl :till!i: •..., ..... ' Nra ,.,_.,.... Slll'larl ·-' • · \ ~-a; Mr. 11141 Nrs. Cotu-111 '--·' '' •:-"·'"'-i~rc .,.._. kaie&. Koren. A>ery, w1rl80n, ......,., """ ""'1"- • Cieri. Loyal, Coe p i EDen. Ga. and riewiiiJi of ~lie~!! . HWiards; Mr. and Mro. Loyal II Fort~ Go. • Ho.yeo llld Patricia, SummersThtl1 IIIlO drove tAl bravo~:;: viDe w va.· Sherry Ferrall burr. Pl. to ... Nr. Nl!ler'!f!. o.,;n, V~; Mi'. and Mr; ~~Mr~ and oloter, 1• Bud Edwards, Sharon. SUe and elll ~1. . .,. Mary, HamUton; Jtr. and Mro. · Jack Htyes, Christy, .. : U.N. Leader Says Immediate Peace Unlikely the! .POll.~- ~· THE SUNDAY .TIMES ·~ ~-JU_L_Y_?~·-1_968~------~------------~G~ll~L ~n-~EM~T . BA111 TOWELS. ' · . -,. ./·'.·oc: !-:-:-:c.,-:------- - - - - - -- - - - - - '() l'OMEROY·MIDDLEPORT Forces .'iSaid Dangerous Threat . ' ""'· ~' WASHINGTON (VPI) - Tbe · ,/4tlon'a loP mUIIarf man baa tlitd Conareo• the moat danae-' rOOf threat to the United States ',, · :la,,lloaecl by the "growing Soviet ·~ Greater Middle Ohio Valley ~ 1Soviet Nuclear .• ' dal . . . 0( - tbuDdorahollll'l. NO. 23' • the laD. MoiiiJ lair ,. ·'· Mabel sanborn w. p i It lila noted thai llam Lowa Ia con!lned to Vote~ ana Memorial HOIJiltal. Tbe blrtbdii.Y or ~ eei'IJ'I4 Anclrewa w a a observed. MI-a;. Bias and Mr L Horoc:e MeEt; blnne7 were hoeteo01a for tJ1 MR. AND MRS. NOEL F. DICKENS OF SPORANE, Wasil., are aJIIIOUllclng the enppment and t11111rooehlng rnarrlqe or their daiiShter, 1'rud1. to carl Edward t.ynch, m, oon or Mr. aiM! Mra. cart E;. Lynch, Jr;, of FolrV!ew Hood. Tho wllddi.w will be an event or August3atthe Lfdserwood Uolled Metflodlat Churc~ In Spokane. MIBI Dickens, a l'onner resident or Point Pleasant. Is 1 senior ot Waohlngton Slate Vnlveralt;y at Pullman. Mr. Lynch attended Alderson-S.Oiddwi College, Philippi, W. VL, and plans to enter WashlngtooSIIte Vnlverii\Y In .' jj ,' · " at Mel&• C<>noril Trudy Dickens to Wed in Spokane ' . Weather Neutzllow served ao prOt.el .Jilt) muolclu, p i MrL ldelnhlrt was the excolleilt · nl;n- pro tem. It t.&s Mrs. Grace Slice Ia lmlilto¥011 lithoull> •he remains a 1Jl4~ ai l!oloer l!o!llltal, ~ Beit,y 'BJGo . her mother-In-lew 1: a · '' WATCH FOROURSALUDIN 1 ' ) 1 -------------~--, •i ,~·, post illonth l)1d . -.en 'Qe~ ~ · .·:lltldat~. . For the meetlow, farm. Attending were Mrs. Elvyn A c!jtldren'o da7 Pl'OI!J'anl was Warner, Mi'. and Mi'o. Donald preiOited !madly at the Pomer!J3 Stewart, Donna Key aiM! Keith, rlrat" Baptln ~~ Mr. and Mra. carl Buawall, PatGroui! alnging or. .., Love .,.. ty o!MI" N•ncy; aU ol Leon. w. Tell the story," opened the pro- Va.; Carla Barnett aiKl Sis Boa-. gram which included recltatJons by the children. They w e r e 4 'Welcome" by Debbie Bailey and Rick;y Couch, .. A Message" by Jill Cottrill, "Once JeiUI Was -','· ("' ,· . Its ha4 . been· . Key Holter was named council captain. During tho coocludlng social '' -1· Weber. ........... ' ')'\lung_.. aunJire. II -iraa the · .• ••·~· :· time American had been ldlled In nour, ehalrrnan, Mra. Saraoot. Mar! .or.,, .u:~.··~ ·.:.. perro~~.~r Either Ride- ' was ', 1110 . Bubble ~1\fne': )'r!4o.y night ao u.s, .';, ~~lora' .were ·•••orting tho fi'O!II Solii\M\ to Viuig ''!'aU O..the'ooo;.. 40 . mu.. 11-GtD. tho SOuth Vlejnameoe c;;l\ltal lor In . IJlpUrinee. .i.r.' Ainerlcon ser. pant In tho escori· was wounded. The Am~rlcana who were ldlled were taenllfled as Phll PW, 17, a plipo pla,yer, aiM! ·, a California flOP-' sald· Siturday deod 'te esCIJ)O ·, I ·. .who kliled twt>~ Bond Sales Reflect '' '• · ·.! pPEN FRIDAY NIGfU:OOto 7:00 · On Childrens Day at ~' ots ;J, . tfi!OIUrOr; ~ Rlde!ll>ar 11-u..eo; Zolda W!hi, IIW~ ........,_; Niiui:&: Ung, anlltalll ~. 'If/~ treaourer, were .higlllf&h!a ot larf; Ada Va .. ~ Tuei!da.Y night's meetllw of Chea- .oi.cteW-a; Hattie J'redOdCk, ~·,· ter COuncil 323, Dlll8f>lera ot .cOrdl~'aecretary; Nug' O'eonAmarlca. , npr; ~ ~ HQea, .0... Due to Ill hoalth, Mra. Kraeu· ~; JlU1>aH.· . ....... uoo-ter reaigned 1111 treaaurer, a c1ate V4cfl ~~or; Mary Bahr, pooltlon Site hao held for tbe u~o<~ite ~ 'put .councilor; put 17 yeara. Aller helng ••· Dorio Koimr; Juldor palt ....,._ corled to the altar by the nag. cllor; and El1ther Ridenour, vice bearers. her daughter, Delores counciJor. .. Wolle sang, HJ WUI Be True, 11 Doria KoenJ& rettriDJ ecunand Maq !b>walter, on behalf cllor, waa prelloled a ¢II by the of the couneU, preiOited her a deflutl Blatecounellor.liurtncthe pin. meeting, whiob oPefto;l Ill rltualloErma Cleland, depuQ> alate Ue form, the charier waa draped cc•mcllor, lnotalled the new of. In meiiiOr)'ofElzaOiborne. Sodle ficers, lncllldlng Opal Hollon, Truosell 1f>anked the councillor a lnalde oentlnet; Mr. Showalter, 8111 and earda Wring her hoapltoutolde oentlnel; Ethel 0 r r, ~lzatlon, and -""'t! briefly IDNJiatlon {)( olllcera for the,, 1~.69 ' y•ar, llfliXIInlmenl ot · """mllteeo, and recognition ·ot J.Ucllla Kraeuter, laog • Illite ·Trliilll TONIGHT AND SATURDAY JULY 5-6 ' wiD bl ..... lO ·.. ...-.ru . ' ' ..... Ill ' •' ' �, I ' Un rtain Road ali Mu t plor' ' '.' ab ut Dr• • rewouw seem nsistently • " e'll ive Him Two pirin very F r Hours!" GO I of Proh~ss arte B nc; e nsive u - r el ~··"' ' ' J' to fu u.s. vs. lookln i to orld--- Meas ble ,•' • j. ,, s• es plore. e genera- p e pro em of be ;.. , a As s ,. D Us rs un Sc red " To • • Throw Out Co vt tton DUIIIII:IEN~ ,, L HIIIA,&.::rH s W'ASHI!<IGT ma WILL losed cts••• y Pr·eru· ' LAWlENCE, D.D.. hs1110 hi lA xer rome lhr'"' out his be drolted, chsrglng refusing I '•' ut E, hi I yA m I ,WORLD :, l. '. '" t 'Unhap (IJ PO - • • Ala- tor Jem 1 bl • ,. ..- t I wa ]all, •a weather and wllh ... lllld Iller T'OIM"' ' ,·fit ' I , 8 I '' '<' �, I ' Un rtain Road ali Mu t plor' ' '.' ab ut Dr• • rewouw seem nsistently • " e'll ive Him Two pirin very F r Hours!" GO I of Proh~ss arte B nc; e nsive u - r el ~··"' ' ' J' to fu u.s. vs. lookln i to orld--- Meas ble ,•' • j. ,, s• es plore. e genera- p e pro em of be ;.. , a As s ,. D Us rs un Sc red " To • • Throw Out Co vt tton DUIIIII:IEN~ ,, L HIIIA,&.::rH s W'ASHI!<IGT ma WILL losed cts••• y Pr·eru· ' LAWlENCE, D.D.. hs1110 hi lA xer rome lhr'"' out his be drolted, chsrglng refusing I '•' ut E, hi I yA m I ,WORLD :, l. '. '" t 'Unhap (IJ PO - • • Ala- tor Jem 1 bl • ,. ..- t I wa ]all, •a weather and wllh ... lllld Iller T'OIM"' ' ,·fit ' I , 8 I '' '<' �i~ Was wi ' ! ,l '~ ( r t ; AY MRS. N Moor 1 rell110d 'M port ache Ill an Ukl Method t • , .i r h w eks. He .. rs. absence from h s jQb to return mneroy ror a ton He Y. ' t '"/' ' e A I Russ II telephoned .hi a Mrs. all I ~ ·'' '•' •• lng altol>lleO ril 1 Brid ., ;-;, nit K y all • l Ohio learn e 01' ~. ' It y w ., T ngvows rt ChadWick best man ror ushers we I . > ashlngton., D. C.,. brother bride, aJid Paul' se er umbu or her au r' wedd Mrs. llall r 1 y~ow and ere as witbmatchl ·cov r d ish mner Held Judy Jo o ffman is Bride 0 r. ·Ja es E. C rl ton s les and. a yellow thl Glaze of · tho brid arW! white ......... ot lllnk t .~... I ., , ,. ., I n were r. tra,ys. Napkl B ... RO¥ Jones, a, ,FREE Wer ' •• • r. lte It one tbullllf,clln t otberl .• ...... e I You nuf'actutrw • •i _ . ..... at Countey -.- - ., '-~~:,-·~~,..-. ~ , Qt ~. lub carri isies and y I �i~ Was wi ' ! ,l '~ ( r t ; AY MRS. N Moor 1 rell110d 'M port ache Ill an Ukl Method t • , .i r h w eks. He .. rs. absence from h s jQb to return mneroy ror a ton He Y. ' t '"/' ' e A I Russ II telephoned .hi a Mrs. all I ~ ·'' '•' •• lng altol>lleO ril 1 Brid ., ;-;, nit K y all • l Ohio learn e 01' ~. ' It y w ., T ngvows rt ChadWick best man ror ushers we I . > ashlngton., D. C.,. brother bride, aJid Paul' se er umbu or her au r' wedd Mrs. llall r 1 y~ow and ere as witbmatchl ·cov r d ish mner Held Judy Jo o ffman is Bride 0 r. ·Ja es E. C rl ton s les and. a yellow thl Glaze of · tho brid arW! white ......... ot lllnk t .~... I ., , ,. ., I n were r. tra,ys. Napkl B ... RO¥ Jones, a, ,FREE Wer ' •• • r. lte It one tbullllf,clln t otberl .• ...... e I You nuf'actutrw • •i _ . ..... at Countey -.- - ., '-~~:,-·~~,..-. ~ , Qt ~. lub carri isies and y I �I ' . J.ost Between . . •' I ,.~· • , . ADDISON .,- The ~al cor>o ' . · ferenee o! orlgiM!. •Will f I "I o! North Arherlea wm at the Add)$IJII Free WUI C~Jur•h . tor ·. , I'!G.jay •-r..; Us -~ • j ' ·w~s ,Jind ":J'h~jj;~l . . i,lt~.~.The11"~111guest! m ' '' ~011!1 1-L ' ~pi>Os,' ~~lclent A 98-degree day is not the best day to choose for a tour of homes, but several thousand people didn't seem to mia;l aa the toored the quaint German Village in Columbus, SWiclay, June 3: To visit German Village, in the heart or busy Columbua 1 10 step into a different world, • s .ence. ,· ·~ '. · er was carrying? Llke 1 said it's hard to keep anyone out of a good parade. marldng the home as one on the tour. Numbered markers and flags were also displa,yed. A stroke of genius (on a day like that) was the providing of aJr conditioned buses free of charge to the tourists. One could get on the bus at any point in the tour and get off at any point. Most of the houses in German PROBABLY ONE OF the mosl enthusiastic viewers of all the P~S was Mrs. 0, 0 , Mclncyre. I don't 1111nk she missed a single thing. I imagine she has watched tTW\Y a parade tn many cities all over the world but ru also bet she hasn't see~ a prettier setting for a festival than our park and rinrfront , Village are narrow brick v.ith framed by the West VIrginia hills shuttered windows, stone window under a elear July slcy. sills, and cut stone steps, I par.. ticularly noted the magnlftcent .;:::::·:::·:·:·:·:::::<::::::::::::::::<::::·:.:·:::·:-:.:·:·:-:-··:<·> 'mel\lllers. C:rOn," • "standtrig Cy or God." the closing prayeri ·Refreshments were ter the meeilrw ""'"' SOllbsiJ WIS piJYed by 'the The next meetq wUI be July 16. At this meeUng Kathy Shaver will have the BibiOl: Qulz. Nellie· Rollins wiD give 1 poem aild Debbie Rollins will give t11e doo- '!y ~~ned Carl Wears, Jr. Is Named For College Award Geo:stMc~~:ch;aT~e ::r:~::.:~ \~=· -cims,"yo..;geSi~s.. · Jr~· \stf.-~ malt; w~cy Mr.'· Plbt~J. ii~ Pa.i 1 ilflhe~~~iu#J·,::f~~~:O: '14~· illlt''l!lftl~t. 'W'fldlifoq w~re U~ted Be kind :~~~·and m~t, =- toxour~k with ana your budget &SAVE $30?~~sn ~d 181 sown: FREE! tdbn- ! lh<f~Ume~~~~ was dismantled. The made an excellent fo- for the shoW. Laaaue :;:~r~p~vve up trying to """"' You "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" Aa your little boy llay .alld .....·fill IJt Nl motlltr &~~ )!~ &rii;; See- Misi !:'Pd'''n•'·K:n' ~~· ~r;Jfl:: or ' . · FRENCH .ART COLDNY EXJUBIT - The display of nil )lllnU11118, ceramlca, &culpture, chatr!illl drlwl1111; wllel'coloi's IIIII wood aculpW.e aponaoreol by the Art Coloily attracl8d a large lllll!bor of vl..,erl durllll the July 4 Rlwr Recreatlm FestivaL Mrs. DoM!d Thller Is president ·· ofthe Frolich Art Colony which has been organized !li\Ce1964. ·~ • AI•• Seallilark Rock of Aulhor~,ldd Dearer hi .. Ill . '· Jllll', ~&l¥• JOU ~ tre,PIPY .· !,., ' . ., . ' ·....·.' ..' '' I· .< . ·RCA WHIRlPOOl fri:loch Art Colony History . . , . ;-. '· · ~ ·: · I SbC iO >: . ' ,f . · ·' , .·,~, •:.::t:·:-:·:-:~::;::;;::;:~!·:::>::r.::.~;~.::~:~=:~:::::~::::~:~:: ~~=~:~~~ ~· '· · :<· The Prencb , orpnlzatlon was .-.ltd to In· Art Colorzy- originated In the fall perpetuation of the elaBS• GALLIPOLIS - sure of 1984 primarily thl'OIIl!h the :"""u• of Raymont! Hoy w11o 1n traoelo hail become lilteiest. od In learnlllg and developing French Arl Colony remains the perpetuall011 or the arts In this area, and the group welcomes ea. Because tho original membero wished torosterlnlerestned skill In fine arts In Gallipolis IIIII Gsllla Counl1, an orgeniza- all those lntereJ!ed In this slm • The rolluwlng artists pertlclpated In 111e show: S ' • · ,: Carol Bachtel, Pat Bastlanl, COrleen Bingham, MarjorieBrln· ;?,,.:,. r:·,.:,,:,·. lllart sldUs ~rl In oU painting. 11oPiD1 to Uonal meeting baldond one!ap-a dulls In Galllpn~a., consUtutlon waowas drawil ton, &!san Clarke, George Davis, • ,. he taJI<ed·W#h others In !he ~· proved. The llrst oftlcors were: Pea.v Evans, Sib Fleming, Bess SUNDAY. _ mQIJU;J, lni:l,.tlng )!liberia Hoo- Prealclent, Dr. Donal4 Thaler, Grace, Raymond Hoy, Ruby Jen. · , JI¥¥N SING MI. !lennOn zer, •Betb Cllerrlnii!Jn, Nancy VIce-President, Betb Cherrlng- klns, Thomas Latel', Janice J..u~ man, bavid Lions, Janet Mag. l!lloD Sljn- , ·• , ton, . dayjd ~ <P. ImHetturlniJ''Grlle . ~~~~~ ~ ~ lliiieh 'a claaa Nancy lllyinal~ Reed. ,, ·'" ~~ ; rtCID• '~~ut~ant~, l.oeal In 011 i>I\J'll\11''"'-s.•.lo; IJi' a&!i· ' The '(QIIowtq ' l(lrlng;: two Kied. Alao, IIIII Mayer, Sally Mosh· !dent. tit bo Included. No .otter• 1Im to _,., ~. mention· · claaaeo ,wero tall8ht by Mrs. ier, Msrjorle Rinehart, E v an tnc.;W1e; ~sored . by ;reer>o ed, ·L\IJII~ ::~. Elmer ~- Moaider and O!IOihe• In tile fall. Roderick, Jack Slavin, Msrjorle ~ a.u. lela,~r. ,FIM!Ing,. Rlth· During the !75th Allllversery &ledaker I Julie swan, Nancy Taw~ "" •: u:d. Nortl), D1'1 ~ Thal~r. Celebrstlon, the members psr· ney, Jan Thaler, Don Tbaler, > . MONDAY ond CuG!Ine WUidna !orined Uelpated by exhibiting aome of Francia Thomas, BeYerly Wal• '. ' , :MEIGS CHAPTER. Dllabled· the oriidDaJ-. 111elr work. ker, Jane Yocum and Bette Null. ''!ll'lh '·' ~- Vetol'llll, will have Mrj ~ reoted a studio from In January, 1966, new olllcers Children artists were Barbara 1. • at the PomerO)' hall at lhe K of P and OQIIwecl t lie were again elected and a riecond Abela, age 10; Mike Bane, age 9; 8:30 : P. Ill. .,~ fDII<Med by room lllprepsratlon lor 111e lirat teacher, David Lyons, was hired. Debbie Barron, age 12; Jenlll' • pi .. · mooU111 Q! . lllllallatllln ill of- claoo wlileh na held In late Se.PChildren's art datsea began Clarke, age 12; Connie eoonen. !ild ·lllitte . " : ·. ~a. Jac:tf! Turner, .-.,.DCJ. tember. The class met- night for tbe llrst time that summer age 13; Rene Coonen, age 10; eor '8 ••~ a week lol' twelve weeks. and two wer.i held lor children Cindy Corliss, age 11; Jodie Ev· 1 IIY Nove.ru.r of 196t, II be- elllbl to twelve years ol a&e. ans, oge 13; Patty Glngerlcb, · · BE111EI; 62 llternat!onal 0rof Jobi 7:30 Man- Cllllf obvious that "'!"" Corm ot Theae coqSisted of eight two • age 15; Kim Golgi, age 8; Eddie Jlllilll'' it ·lht PomerOJ Ma·' hour · <!uaea In whleh the cbil- Hall, age 13; Julie Hall, age Teniplt.''IDitlatiM lor four clren used clrawl1111 pencUs and 12; stepheQ Hall, ago 13. omc~ra IIIII eholr memtompera paints. .. AIIIO, Mike HardwaY, age . 10; to practice at tp.m. MonThe roiiDwlng Jantllll'l' saw Joan Haaldna, age 13; .JJnun,y 11&1· •.. , · · · election of new olllcers lnd er. Huehol~ age 10; Darcy u..>, age 12; I rorta were -lhe orpnlutlontlniard age 12L~ strengthening Monica ~ age 10; Ida ai lr..,.work of the Club and Mills, lie 13; Bert Moshier, ·SOivll\<7 while JI!U'!Uage II; Pauletle Nibert, age 16; Ing the &001• of lho IJ'IIIIP. In ' Shorey Jl&rlck, age 11; Eliza. ' ' TlllV»lER - DaU,y Vacalkln· December, tile ClOidlitut!OII na beth Rodarlck, age . 10; Mark sibte',Sdlool Ia belnc emdll<il4 revised and IIJProved lllil this statler;aae 12; Jarettasturgeon, a., 'Ellzibeth Ch!POI Cloltth, \)I'OVed a otronaer framework age 10; Jan Wlaemsn, age 13; 111 at Tbl J 1 . I>· lor t11e Plans ~ mode Mellnie Wlaemsn, age IS and ah ~ener u '1 ' for olferlne parlodle lnforml. 19, .e ~ .11 Lm. .. Uve Pl"!!ram• lnd ~er bello· JOJCO Young, age 15. ~ (j~ '* c ·a:'I'·enda· a i~~i''<:btrf~.· pomeroj ~ ~ • ~~(.~, ~~~ahier. a¥ . ~~ ; ~r.ea~!· Af!li!ir a,_ ~-.·· nla• •·:: a;.. · or,_' · · na:..a.rs, I Dai y Vacation ·a,·ble School In Session Maggled, "l""evlng _ ·aia, cr.... ,...... Robe~ rr:ve. mliiiOII- lite to tile' laambor,h!p. Thom· ~~;sr£11· ctln11 t II• .. LaCII)' ...... OIQI)Iayed ond th• ;:;;·~~~;.t,=;111Son,... lor!or • f!rat COJUrae Ill. ~~· sOulp. ;; · Enrolloow for . .. StJpll!illber Classes illre l!ePD Jn1t81.'< 1'.:~':::?~~~wlll be Bllllembarllilp iri lhocild>IIOIJeD !oJ cornlMl to ~ Wllo Ia ......... In ~,r;r,-.•a lor - partll'!PI\IDIIIn ~ illrtber· lnir liDo arlo ID llif ljoilimillll\l'.' biUae1 .,.. i!poruootecl ,by ' tile Ctti> • IIIia 1n aie .... . ' ·lad~-~' ' .• ' ~ · 1Jjii • ~~ J of f. . nor" In E "Prelude• jean by !noll's · Allen. .W.tte ld 1 plam aolo In clill ~ · • ( An art exhibit 'otilrir pitb7 ' f!Jpllql • the IIUdltorium. .n .r ~ • meiXa used m tliil~· !IIIIP lnd rolrea-nt·· Wilhl'll":' JO)'ce Mdller "wasliiol ~ u.Mit partlciJ!Id~· d. •., vlded by 1\!acel .PUPil not did. MrL Jllrlllii'IJ~~ ond aerved lho )Milich far lho io. cial hour. ThO 'vi~· !'liJie cor- wOI'llbyMisaCclidoatru 1 gift tram MrL NonDa GoacJ.. win. The Detroit Rivet It bon as the "Dat&mellet• .of tile New World." REFRIGERA FREEZER BIG WHillf»>OL SIDE IY SIDE TAlES ONLY S3 INCHES OF SPACil . .. 58 French Art Colony Artists ' Exh,ibit Work During Festival Mat-'',. ·~;I ;;~was j~:'.n "1-~~~~si~::rled. ~~hile cib- tee:~e ~~U~ ~:!! ~r ·Mr,· Taken in St. Marys ~ ¥ Family .Dinner Held During Recent Holiday ' ~: f '. ~ War-· a 1111ile medley by ••car- · ~,erfy Shaver.~~·~~;:~ Ten New Books Released by County Library W~ ner;· wa.lizbY a poe,m titled," G rI'fi•TIn- J0 hns0 n v0 ws leq~ ' And a. G SltatP cuml...,. PlanO oelectiOI!I were MarY Francia. "Chol11t1~~·" }I& Je~e CumThe 4. p.m. recital included 1111111 "Millie Jjtlx" by KimberlY selections by lour pi~ puplla sebo; "Elljll'o!"""' ·war.....,.a" of RhoiJ!I!I McClure, • student by PaW Dyer; ~·vartne Hymn" of Miss Condon. They were Vlcld by T. r I n a Gl'*"r "CrlD!ChY Abbot~ Diane M!Uiron, Tommy F1li<Ds" by,Jennl!er Mollie; "5<>- MUltron, aoo ll<lbby McClure. da Fountain" by ~ Knut.- Also preaenl8d In a plano solo ter; IIIII a Ro/ln07 ClrL was Krista Yost, a pupU ofCirla other numbers were "Elea- Morris. alao an advanced stu.. vator" by Cookie Weddle; dent of Miss Condon. den of lhe Stars" by carol Ba"" Accordlan ooioa lealnred In nltz; ~~~ Bells" arll '. ~ShoTt- the late afternoon recital were nin' Bread" by Opal Il)'er; ' by Dtlllil Park and Bridget "LigiJtnllll Ranger" by Relen Park. Gloria J0111 llu<:k Kil!ll; "BeauUIUI Ohio" by Datld two aelecUons, ''Young at Hearl" King; Shubert's "Serenade" W and "Sing You Sinners", and Geneva King; "Valse In E. F1at'' Steve Powell 811111 "LIUie Bit or· by Mary Lou King; ond "Blue Heaven". Danube" by Grade King. .Plano selecUons Included Venlda Gibbs played "BeauU• "Country Dance" by Msry Mefu1 Dreamer'" i Cbeeyl Hudson, FarlarKI: "Grogan's Goat" by ''Reverie";. Janelle Cumings, Greg Van Meter; "Dangerou& "SourMI of Music"; Naney Gree[loo Journey" by Karen Johnston; lee, "WtdsperiJW Hc.,e"; Peggy "Chinning Senorita" by Terell Milhoan, .. Tara Theme"; Joey Van Meter; "Shortnin' Bread'' Mohler, "Sliding ma .Rainbow"; by Carla McFarland; uwaltz Karen Weddle, "EvenliW" Bells"i King" by Sharon Johnston; "StarLeanne 8ebo. "Estrllllita"; Mau-- light" by Kevin Bart.on; "Lex· ·t h e ~lngtng a sllort meellni)<h.s held. A Blble quiz wu gl~n Seen and Heard b~~~.th~~~= vi~~~ !m:n':s :~~: :~ were ."LilY !!Oooo" by David 'lllng, IIIII ·..Do-a.;.MI" li)' Jenelle The meetlDg ·.~as slngir.:, ua® Any whete in the played cal ·iOioa ~r~ !Jlcluded allll they tliocl!ili',J GALLIPOLIS- New booksreBrenda Lou Steele ased by !I.e Gsllla COUJity Dising prayer. 1 , ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. aoo Mra. Eugene I( trict Library July 5, were FICSteele of 1919 Maxwell Avenue, Point Pleaaant are announcing TION: A Bad Man, by Stanley lights, Including ~ wroug(lt the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Lou, to Charles R. Elkin; The Bronze Drums by iron lantern types, n\anY With an1- :::::·:·:;:::·:·:=::;.:.;.;:;.;.:::-:-:-.·:::-:::::::::::>:::-:::·:-:.:·:: .' Wllhera n, son of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charles R Withers of Awle ' ~' 0 ,' Jean Larte8UYi .The Afrlea~. by ber colored glaas. Grove, W, VL Miss Steele Is the granddaughter or Mr. 101111 Beneath almost ev«ry window, July 4th guests or Mr. and Harold Courlander, and Mr. Gal· "' Mrs. A. M. Steele or Sycamore Stree4 GalllpoiJs, IIIII the late upstairs and down, was a window Mrs. W~ne Amsbary were Mr. Mrs Terry Fulton Johnson lion's School, by Jesse Stuart. Mr. aoo Mrs. H<>ner Waugh, Sr. of BladeD. An August 16 wellbox of nowera. There were paint- and Mrs. Kenneth r\rnsbary and NON·FICTION: Me and My A· ding Is being plarmed to take place In the Main Street BapUst ed Clower bona, redwood nower Mrs. Gordon A.mbsary and daugh~ m~rican Husband, by Tamara Church In Point Pleasant with the Rev. E. T. Wall oMclsting. boxes ~ wrought 1ron flower· ter, Laura oC COlumbus. They Gilmore; The Oxford Compan'~ The custom of open church will be observed. Mlss Steele Is boxea. . . were here for the River and Ion to Canadian History and LitGALLIPOLIS - Mri. Vlrs{iW','; a 1966 graduate of Point Pleasant High School and Is a Jwll<l" houae had paJe blue shut- Sd Show In which their brother erature, by Norah story; T h e Ia Rainey arWI Mrs. Millnle Pill:<)}; It Msrshail University ma.Jorl11111n Elementary Education. Mr laljo, hand decorated with pastel Harry was a participant. Young Marriage, by Mary A, ers o1 437 First Ave,, erilortaln- . Withers is a 1965 gradual<! of Point Pleuani Hf&h Schoot..d OJitar; Accessories Aner t h e ~· In oil colors. ed lhelr family and frloncla wllii :: has attonded SOlem College. . 0 Fact, by ~lvla Meagher; A Illsa picnic apd on t b f .l' · tory of Toys, by Antoola FraSI!r ' Foerth or July. Thole allaiidlnir'~' Tbe houses were set close to with her cousin, Leona Boster . and A Treasury of The World's' speech department, ''Tottle AMr d ~~;·:;.=•" tile Third Ave. ' wards" are given to students were • an Mrs. Le••••nlllabf: Song, by i.eonhard Finest Folk stnet 80 more spsce could GALLIPOLIS gy. Paula end Paul, GollljJol'lo, "b\: Used for the back gardena. G Hr b - c:rrol ·\ n n ton, sorority sisters of the Deutsch. excelling In various aspects ol Rt. I; Carolyn Rufl)lla, alii!) of ,~ 1'hita" looked like outdoor sitting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rainey ryr ;l~carnJehnthe brule or Ter- bride, were bridesmaids and dramatic produetlons esch year. Galllj>ol.ls; Mr. and Mra. rooms. and cblldren, Karan, Cindy and u o son ln a cere~ their .,wns and he""'"'i , legton Auxiliary Pam of Westminster Md ha mony performed ~·ndny t. \ _ ""'!' eces were OfC - cwnpus judges who wit- 1on IW · · · ' • • ve JU ' JWJe identical to the maid or honor, Of courM, the interiors of the ness all "".... ney, Am, catb7. ·D&Yill ,-~. 16 at 2.30 ~uormonces name the and Dam,y, Dui1ber, VI. VIi.; houses were bqond my abUity beeo vlaltlng Mrs. VIrginia Rain- M~t . . p.m. In the St. Marys They carried bouquets of yellow wiMers. Wears Ia a gradual<! of and Mrs. Edward Rainey, KaHil, toed deacrlbentle. They were restorhome SalurRolfe/. rosebuds _and white daisies acConducts Services GALLIPOLIS - Carl Larnt Gallla Academy, while at Ups. Clncjy and Pam, Weatmln..... '' •ltb call,y Wlth manyprtce' · ' s r, c- cented WJth grep.n streamer · antiques and depicted t h a tated at tlle double ring cereLittle Barbara A1ice Grit s. . GALLIPOLIS - Memorial sercomb he has majored ln speech. Md Mr d ' ' \ II Wears, Jr., son of Mr. and ·i . an Mra. Carl ~ . "charm and old world atmo.. Mn. Robert M, Evans and rnony. of Em V fin VIces for Mrs. Bessie Lyle were ldns and J811lt, Jackllln The bride is the daughter flower her aun':s held at Mrller's Funeral Home . Mrs. Carl Wears, Patriot Star sphere" stressed by the Ger daughters, st. Albens, are visitRoute, Gallipolis, wao named TRAIL RIPE TODAY Mioses Debbie and Carla - -,, •. man Vtllage Sodety • ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. R. D, Griffin, 905 ature ver~i wore a mmJ~ at 7 p.m. Wedne~ay, by the AmBest IOJpportil!ll Actor at David GALLIPOLIS- Therewlllbea kina, Bluefield, Mr. IIIII :. ·dlcOr~·----"- Hollis W~ ~ ~er relatives. Dewey Ave., st. Marys. T h; ~ maid s' onwnon of thhelbrides- eriean Legion AuxUiary Unit 21. • Llpsco'Pll , ,.~~&e, · !lj~smrf,lle, , trail ride todny, . begiMing,aMl Mrs. Heck, RusHII JIIICI JO., •. ·,, ~ •WII6 ~~ ,1-"'-' '·'" , . -~£llOD'·ts:the · of~"' I!>" s, ,green ar bow~ Mrs Lyle,a s lll Tem., In the BIUiual •'follies a.mw · ~ 'Doall (omW·( pl•ca,:PeMtitlf PC'IYI.ualf.'"'l' eoarn color; KOMeth , a baskel , ber Awards." Named In honor of .on ollt: by.·the Gallla . Cliwl• .·, Altiir:·· One mlghl ask "Why Mrs. Jack GIll , . · Second Ave., Galhpolls. " Norm · L . f voted serv1cc lo riS organlza' 0 Mrs. Carol B, Ellis, wife or ty Riding Patllclpanto wstclieid -!Iii liOBI llboii' liilfu;•~' 88 an Worthington, is spending t~ old ·area of .a why not~e The church was decorated with served:~ be a~Ier ~4Jlipolls tjon and growth. The onl.J re- the chairman of Lipscomb's ahouldbr_lngaClub. sack Iundt. · ftreworks. ,. . ' ·'"!; .J~ . . ' '' lt down and for Ie:: weeks with his grandparents, Mr. standards of white gladioli and 9:even Headt' m';'\.Ushers maining charter member, Miss new?'' Members of th Ge and Mrs. J. Everette Gills white shasta daisies. Behind the f at 'ty b eyho arkerSburg, Rowena stormont, attended. e rman · altar r erru rot er of the bride p rt · · i 1 VI.Uage Socl.etr answer t h o s e Mrs. Harry Clen:lenin will were pa ms and two nine- b'l'OOm. Mal Orebaugh b th a JcJpat ng were Dorothy !lleations like this "We save 1 branched candelabra holding in -law of the bride' ro er- Hecker, Bette Ryal, Rowena.Stor.. tt because we love' U; because Cdaulevgh-etapers. A white bench on John Carlson both Mable Brown, Aldeth It says, ~This Is our basis, our ,_-... which the couple knelt, a whlte lis. ' lpo- WhJte, Margaret TqJplng, Inez ~ ... ,ietla Silver Springs ' Md. ' and alsl •~-•··.• Msr and satin bows mark~ Mother of the br1' ds wore a Ms Margaret Bradbury. """51'"'1U.115 Go Mrs Ci · ·_ en.ruMer . _ rchl _ _and __ __::__...:_::,:.: 00 "It was her th1 ' . • e erun mg o.ue family pews completed that OUT foreta~r':Uved,s hu delayed in making the trip the nuptial setting. pink silk sheath ensemble with and Martha Hall, St. Marys, ed and worshipped W 't due to an accident in which she Miss llelen Huth Locke was or- matching accessories and a cor8 When tlle couple left for a · . e save 1 received a broken shoolder. Mr. ' st sage of white daisies. edd because ot our need to learn alii Mrs. George Cllrist Jr gam andaccompaniedthevocaJ The bridegroom's mother was w ing trip to Florida, the from the past, to remember our will spent the weekeOO Mrs"' ist Miss Margaret Ingram. Music attired in a blue ensemble with bride . traveled in a UJree-¢ece · included ''Because,""Oh, Promt h' yellow silk linen suit with white ancestors, and to be proud ofour Qen:lenin. heritage." ise Me~'"' 41 The Lord's Prayer," rna c mg accessories comple- accessories and the cymbidium . and ..4-( mentcd with a corsage of white Siooldn't this give those of u ons of Handel and Bach carnations. corsage from thtt. bridal bouUI who Uve inGaiUpoUs,Sibley's processional and recessionMiss Barbara Owens and Miss quet. and Mc'"~-v.. , "''"" r APPLY FOR · The bride was g. a<llated !rom · • ...,.e s "" o "falling LICENSE E scortcd to the altar by her Ronnie Beane, both of St. Marys St Marys II'•• School with th GALL!POLIS - Two couples .llult.•• 0( map Ieseed s" who s e registered the guests. ' ' "&• e 4••ty ha applied ~tu father, the bride :~nnru~red m · a class ol 1965 and is a senior pl. •~ • "gr1pped oor emo~ rdny lor marriage II~·A reception followed at t h e tlons with hooks of steel,., a lot eenses in the omce or Gallia noor length gown of organza St. Marys Fire Hall wtlere a at Marshall University where 0( •~ 'or thought" ~-.~· Probate ,..._...... peau de soje in a cage she is majoring tn U"WirllloAh and ~ 1' • " " " "• .., '"""'n: Wilbur over Howard Klrtl silhouette. It was fashioned with color scheme or green, white affiliated with Alpha ~· Chi Orneand, Jr., 23, Galli- a square neckline trimmed with and yellow accents was carried ga sorority. The brldeaw.:1mwas Once-a-year sarln111 on lls, u S. Msr' . po · mes, Judith Elwide out tn the decorations. A large venice lace extending into graduated rrom GalUa Aca.._my A WO!W ABOUT the Festi- len ""··Bemco Sacropedlc and nosegay .... ....,. .. an, 21 , Galllpolis, secbrl or white daisies and yeleta e cap sleeves. A wide band with the class ol 1964 --• -Is s 1 'Yal• ~een Cootest - n wasn't low rosebuds with yellow streamwN r fY: and Lawrence M. ste- ~>~ Sacropedlc Imperial Malfreaaes. poli~le In a straight n e w s 22 Galli II "' venice lace alao trimmed the senior al Marshall University. e .... ' ' PD s, quality anah ers centered the bride's table writeup to tell what a nice job 1.... --• C ape! length train whl~ was atHe Is m&JO . ring In advert! ing Hurrrl Limited Time Only/ "' covered wllh green elM• ~· and and alrlllaled with Sigma AIs ha was done by the girls who did ""' - Karen S. Baldwin ' 19• !ached withtlnybowsathershouloverl~cy or net, and was Oanked EPsilon fraternity. P Galllpoll s, secretary. ders. Her headdress was a white not' w:ln. Let me teU you I would bow and held three tiers of lm- by two punch bowls circled with The couple ia reatdtng lnHunthave hated to have been a ~dge. ported silk Ulusion. She carried :isle~ rosebuds and fern.~e i.ngton, All · ~e girls were talented and a cascade bouiJ.Iet of white . ree er wedding cake was top. OUt-of-town guests were from If vcu·ve .ever had e 1101'1 back from aiHpino lovtiy. Why does there always Qn too 10f1 I ITIItlfell. th<'l II ~. , . u,. OnctHO· I · IIfttlmt DppOIIUOify daisies and ~·te cymbidium orped with three tiny bells an d Em V "'" 1 ocy, a., Hol))'wood, F I a., haY'~ to be losers as well as you.,. been wa•ttng tor. NOON, for lllmit.cl tlmt ontv ~~~ ctn bu rna ine and was center- Morgantown, Washington, n. c., chids, green d wlmers in contests? ;;•,....eiOUI m•Hrau Be'! thlt't kind lo vour beck •nd iavt • blo ~30 Miss Mona Haught, st. Marys, ~ on~ small circular table COlumbus, Marietta, Galllpolis, !I> help me II I didn't just ankt IO Bemco's t11clusive Unifusld' Contlruttion, you'll get , 11 · 50 a rned with daisies and was the maid of honor . She-re Parker~urg, -1.. •v rosebuds. Wheeling, Friendthe hnlttllulaupporl end rtlfful comfort VOU nd bide dlocover I forgot to include ca. Whichever mrnr ... you c»cide on it hat to ~ vour f CleM~. a gown of gentle green organza , 1¥, Belpre, Weirton, Charleston lilY ·Clark's name In my writeback and your budget Tht Bemco' S•croPtdit ~Cf=~~~: fashimed after the bridal ~all tables scattered around Belmmt, New Matamoras, New~ up pf the conteot She did such w•ll sa'Ill ~u $30 •nd ketp you comfortably happy !Of '(tlrl to c~• Her h~iece was a matching Ute room held identical miniaport and Huntington. a good job Joo. bow and she carried a cascade ture oosegays. bouquet or white daisies centerAides were Carol Glermoe of TRE FRENCH ART COiooy exed with yellow rosebuds and yel- Charleston, Jan Pierson and Jowas a great success. Even low bol'l·s. anne Chapman ofHuntington, sorbefQre the,y could get set up ority sisters of the bride, Jan. ~.. were inferested antl conMiss Jody Lesho of Weirton et stanley of Waohlngton, D. c. ~ to mm around and comand Miss Jane Clay of Charles~ oo the art work, up until ~ . S~yer .'t1d ,~rry;:.$11J;ril. . by.Ltiey tile 2 p.lfJ.' redid two ar are captlitns. , . , · 'Ill• dub met lol' me.eUng al lho churc~ members, Linda French,, · vi aor, and Mrs. l)lvely, In attendance. K.lll'~~~~ . un. ··and Jim aooay were preaching and a buslneos ses&10!1. Tueoqay. The oorilerehce will be' In · oesslon all day Wednesday. Lunch, conslslil!ll o! lrlid c:hicken, ham, potatoes, green beans, dessert anr:l salad, wUl be served to the assembly by the !idles o(,Jhe Addison Free Will B,ptls( Church at n0011 in t~ church baSement. The very efficient organi.za~ On the subject 0( feet ... Won. tion ot the tour, even to the der whose temla shoe Red &Jitpartdng, was to be commended. In front of each of the 10 homes open for the tour , an antique vehicle was parked, clearly , · There w11'I be .. devotions by member!, II .tho cit~. elimm\!Sioriitn ,of pau1Poiis wiD give !he·~aleome iddress at 7.:45 1!-lft· on Tues. day. biunidlsfei.Y !UIOWII!II, The ·, ·Rev. ~alun' ' Patte•sohll!ostpoi .. .. tot. WUI extencl his welCCIIIle to ,'lhe membert llld to th<!' eonrer- ; Ill By Pat Houck Kllllberi)' the memben Regular •469" YOU PAY ONLY �I ' . J.ost Between . . •' I ,.~· • , . ADDISON .,- The ~al cor>o ' . · ferenee o! orlgiM!. •Will f I "I o! North Arherlea wm at the Add)$IJII Free WUI C~Jur•h . tor ·. , I'!G.jay •-r..; Us -~ • j ' ·w~s ,Jind ":J'h~jj;~l . . i,lt~.~.The11"~111guest! m ' '' ~011!1 1-L ' ~pi>Os,' ~~lclent A 98-degree day is not the best day to choose for a tour of homes, but several thousand people didn't seem to mia;l aa the toored the quaint German Village in Columbus, SWiclay, June 3: To visit German Village, in the heart or busy Columbua 1 10 step into a different world, • s .ence. ,· ·~ '. · er was carrying? Llke 1 said it's hard to keep anyone out of a good parade. marldng the home as one on the tour. Numbered markers and flags were also displa,yed. A stroke of genius (on a day like that) was the providing of aJr conditioned buses free of charge to the tourists. One could get on the bus at any point in the tour and get off at any point. Most of the houses in German PROBABLY ONE OF the mosl enthusiastic viewers of all the P~S was Mrs. 0, 0 , Mclncyre. I don't 1111nk she missed a single thing. I imagine she has watched tTW\Y a parade tn many cities all over the world but ru also bet she hasn't see~ a prettier setting for a festival than our park and rinrfront , Village are narrow brick v.ith framed by the West VIrginia hills shuttered windows, stone window under a elear July slcy. sills, and cut stone steps, I par.. ticularly noted the magnlftcent .;:::::·:::·:·:·:·:::::<::::::::::::::::<::::·:.:·:::·:-:.:·:·:-:-··:<·> 'mel\lllers. C:rOn," • "standtrig Cy or God." the closing prayeri ·Refreshments were ter the meeilrw ""'"' SOllbsiJ WIS piJYed by 'the The next meetq wUI be July 16. At this meeUng Kathy Shaver will have the BibiOl: Qulz. Nellie· Rollins wiD give 1 poem aild Debbie Rollins will give t11e doo- '!y ~~ned Carl Wears, Jr. Is Named For College Award Geo:stMc~~:ch;aT~e ::r:~::.:~ \~=· -cims,"yo..;geSi~s.. · Jr~· \stf.-~ malt; w~cy Mr.'· Plbt~J. ii~ Pa.i 1 ilflhe~~~iu#J·,::f~~~:O: '14~· illlt''l!lftl~t. 'W'fldlifoq w~re U~ted Be kind :~~~·and m~t, =- toxour~k with ana your budget &SAVE $30?~~sn ~d 181 sown: FREE! tdbn- ! lh<f~Ume~~~~ was dismantled. The made an excellent fo- for the shoW. Laaaue :;:~r~p~vve up trying to """"' You "HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FAMILY MEMORIAL" Aa your little boy llay .alld .....·fill IJt Nl motlltr &~~ )!~ &rii;; See- Misi !:'Pd'''n•'·K:n' ~~· ~r;Jfl:: or ' . · FRENCH .ART COLDNY EXJUBIT - The display of nil )lllnU11118, ceramlca, &culpture, chatr!illl drlwl1111; wllel'coloi's IIIII wood aculpW.e aponaoreol by the Art Coloily attracl8d a large lllll!bor of vl..,erl durllll the July 4 Rlwr Recreatlm FestivaL Mrs. DoM!d Thller Is president ·· ofthe Frolich Art Colony which has been organized !li\Ce1964. ·~ • AI•• Seallilark Rock of Aulhor~,ldd Dearer hi .. Ill . '· Jllll', ~&l¥• JOU ~ tre,PIPY .· !,., ' . ., . ' ·....·.' ..' '' I· .< . ·RCA WHIRlPOOl fri:loch Art Colony History . . , . ;-. '· · ~ ·: · I SbC iO >: . ' ,f . · ·' , .·,~, •:.::t:·:-:·:-:~::;::;;::;:~!·:::>::r.::.~;~.::~:~=:~:::::~::::~:~:: ~~=~:~~~ ~· '· · :<· The Prencb , orpnlzatlon was .-.ltd to In· Art Colorzy- originated In the fall perpetuation of the elaBS• GALLIPOLIS - sure of 1984 primarily thl'OIIl!h the :"""u• of Raymont! Hoy w11o 1n traoelo hail become lilteiest. od In learnlllg and developing French Arl Colony remains the perpetuall011 or the arts In this area, and the group welcomes ea. Because tho original membero wished torosterlnlerestned skill In fine arts In Gallipolis IIIII Gsllla Counl1, an orgeniza- all those lntereJ!ed In this slm • The rolluwlng artists pertlclpated In 111e show: S ' • · ,: Carol Bachtel, Pat Bastlanl, COrleen Bingham, MarjorieBrln· ;?,,.:,. r:·,.:,,:,·. lllart sldUs ~rl In oU painting. 11oPiD1 to Uonal meeting baldond one!ap-a dulls In Galllpn~a., consUtutlon waowas drawil ton, &!san Clarke, George Davis, • ,. he taJI<ed·W#h others In !he ~· proved. The llrst oftlcors were: Pea.v Evans, Sib Fleming, Bess SUNDAY. _ mQIJU;J, lni:l,.tlng )!liberia Hoo- Prealclent, Dr. Donal4 Thaler, Grace, Raymond Hoy, Ruby Jen. · , JI¥¥N SING MI. !lennOn zer, •Betb Cllerrlnii!Jn, Nancy VIce-President, Betb Cherrlng- klns, Thomas Latel', Janice J..u~ man, bavid Lions, Janet Mag. l!lloD Sljn- , ·• , ton, . dayjd ~ <P. ImHetturlniJ''Grlle . ~~~~~ ~ ~ lliiieh 'a claaa Nancy lllyinal~ Reed. ,, ·'" ~~ ; rtCID• '~~ut~ant~, l.oeal In 011 i>I\J'll\11''"'-s.•.lo; IJi' a&!i· ' The '(QIIowtq ' l(lrlng;: two Kied. Alao, IIIII Mayer, Sally Mosh· !dent. tit bo Included. No .otter• 1Im to _,., ~. mention· · claaaeo ,wero tall8ht by Mrs. ier, Msrjorle Rinehart, E v an tnc.;W1e; ~sored . by ;reer>o ed, ·L\IJII~ ::~. Elmer ~- Moaider and O!IOihe• In tile fall. Roderick, Jack Slavin, Msrjorle ~ a.u. lela,~r. ,FIM!Ing,. Rlth· During the !75th Allllversery &ledaker I Julie swan, Nancy Taw~ "" •: u:d. Nortl), D1'1 ~ Thal~r. Celebrstlon, the members psr· ney, Jan Thaler, Don Tbaler, > . MONDAY ond CuG!Ine WUidna !orined Uelpated by exhibiting aome of Francia Thomas, BeYerly Wal• '. ' , :MEIGS CHAPTER. Dllabled· the oriidDaJ-. 111elr work. ker, Jane Yocum and Bette Null. ''!ll'lh '·' ~- Vetol'llll, will have Mrj ~ reoted a studio from In January, 1966, new olllcers Children artists were Barbara 1. • at the PomerO)' hall at lhe K of P and OQIIwecl t lie were again elected and a riecond Abela, age 10; Mike Bane, age 9; 8:30 : P. Ill. .,~ fDII<Med by room lllprepsratlon lor 111e lirat teacher, David Lyons, was hired. Debbie Barron, age 12; Jenlll' • pi .. · mooU111 Q! . lllllallatllln ill of- claoo wlileh na held In late Se.PChildren's art datsea began Clarke, age 12; Connie eoonen. !ild ·lllitte . " : ·. ~a. Jac:tf! Turner, .-.,.DCJ. tember. The class met- night for tbe llrst time that summer age 13; Rene Coonen, age 10; eor '8 ••~ a week lol' twelve weeks. and two wer.i held lor children Cindy Corliss, age 11; Jodie Ev· 1 IIY Nove.ru.r of 196t, II be- elllbl to twelve years ol a&e. ans, oge 13; Patty Glngerlcb, · · BE111EI; 62 llternat!onal 0rof Jobi 7:30 Man- Cllllf obvious that "'!"" Corm ot Theae coqSisted of eight two • age 15; Kim Golgi, age 8; Eddie Jlllilll'' it ·lht PomerOJ Ma·' hour · <!uaea In whleh the cbil- Hall, age 13; Julie Hall, age Teniplt.''IDitlatiM lor four clren used clrawl1111 pencUs and 12; stepheQ Hall, ago 13. omc~ra IIIII eholr memtompera paints. .. AIIIO, Mike HardwaY, age . 10; to practice at tp.m. MonThe roiiDwlng Jantllll'l' saw Joan Haaldna, age 13; .JJnun,y 11&1· •.. , · · · election of new olllcers lnd er. Huehol~ age 10; Darcy u..>, age 12; I rorta were -lhe orpnlutlontlniard age 12L~ strengthening Monica ~ age 10; Ida ai lr..,.work of the Club and Mills, lie 13; Bert Moshier, ·SOivll\<7 while JI!U'!Uage II; Pauletle Nibert, age 16; Ing the &001• of lho IJ'IIIIP. In ' Shorey Jl&rlck, age 11; Eliza. ' ' TlllV»lER - DaU,y Vacalkln· December, tile ClOidlitut!OII na beth Rodarlck, age . 10; Mark sibte',Sdlool Ia belnc emdll<il4 revised and IIJProved lllil this statler;aae 12; Jarettasturgeon, a., 'Ellzibeth Ch!POI Cloltth, \)I'OVed a otronaer framework age 10; Jan Wlaemsn, age 13; 111 at Tbl J 1 . I>· lor t11e Plans ~ mode Mellnie Wlaemsn, age IS and ah ~ener u '1 ' for olferlne parlodle lnforml. 19, .e ~ .11 Lm. .. Uve Pl"!!ram• lnd ~er bello· JOJCO Young, age 15. ~ (j~ '* c ·a:'I'·enda· a i~~i''<:btrf~.· pomeroj ~ ~ • ~~(.~, ~~~ahier. a¥ . ~~ ; ~r.ea~!· Af!li!ir a,_ ~-.·· nla• •·:: a;.. · or,_' · · na:..a.rs, I Dai y Vacation ·a,·ble School In Session Maggled, "l""evlng _ ·aia, cr.... ,...... Robe~ rr:ve. mliiiOII- lite to tile' laambor,h!p. Thom· ~~;sr£11· ctln11 t II• .. LaCII)' ...... OIQI)Iayed ond th• ;:;;·~~~;.t,=;111Son,... lor!or • f!rat COJUrae Ill. ~~· sOulp. ;; · Enrolloow for . .. StJpll!illber Classes illre l!ePD Jn1t81.'< 1'.:~':::?~~~wlll be Bllllembarllilp iri lhocild>IIOIJeD !oJ cornlMl to ~ Wllo Ia ......... In ~,r;r,-.•a lor - partll'!PI\IDIIIn ~ illrtber· lnir liDo arlo ID llif ljoilimillll\l'.' biUae1 .,.. i!poruootecl ,by ' tile Ctti> • IIIia 1n aie .... . ' ·lad~-~' ' .• ' ~ · 1Jjii • ~~ J of f. . nor" In E "Prelude• jean by !noll's · Allen. .W.tte ld 1 plam aolo In clill ~ · • ( An art exhibit 'otilrir pitb7 ' f!Jpllql • the IIUdltorium. .n .r ~ • meiXa used m tliil~· !IIIIP lnd rolrea-nt·· Wilhl'll":' JO)'ce Mdller "wasliiol ~ u.Mit partlciJ!Id~· d. •., vlded by 1\!acel .PUPil not did. MrL Jllrlllii'IJ~~ ond aerved lho )Milich far lho io. cial hour. ThO 'vi~· !'liJie cor- wOI'llbyMisaCclidoatru 1 gift tram MrL NonDa GoacJ.. win. The Detroit Rivet It bon as the "Dat&mellet• .of tile New World." REFRIGERA FREEZER BIG WHillf»>OL SIDE IY SIDE TAlES ONLY S3 INCHES OF SPACil . .. 58 French Art Colony Artists ' Exh,ibit Work During Festival Mat-'',. ·~;I ;;~was j~:'.n "1-~~~~si~::rled. ~~hile cib- tee:~e ~~U~ ~:!! ~r ·Mr,· Taken in St. Marys ~ ¥ Family .Dinner Held During Recent Holiday ' ~: f '. ~ War-· a 1111ile medley by ••car- · ~,erfy Shaver.~~·~~;:~ Ten New Books Released by County Library W~ ner;· wa.lizbY a poe,m titled," G rI'fi•TIn- J0 hns0 n v0 ws leq~ ' And a. G SltatP cuml...,. PlanO oelectiOI!I were MarY Francia. "Chol11t1~~·" }I& Je~e CumThe 4. p.m. recital included 1111111 "Millie Jjtlx" by KimberlY selections by lour pi~ puplla sebo; "Elljll'o!"""' ·war.....,.a" of RhoiJ!I!I McClure, • student by PaW Dyer; ~·vartne Hymn" of Miss Condon. They were Vlcld by T. r I n a Gl'*"r "CrlD!ChY Abbot~ Diane M!Uiron, Tommy F1li<Ds" by,Jennl!er Mollie; "5<>- MUltron, aoo ll<lbby McClure. da Fountain" by ~ Knut.- Also preaenl8d In a plano solo ter; IIIII a Ro/ln07 ClrL was Krista Yost, a pupU ofCirla other numbers were "Elea- Morris. alao an advanced stu.. vator" by Cookie Weddle; dent of Miss Condon. den of lhe Stars" by carol Ba"" Accordlan ooioa lealnred In nltz; ~~~ Bells" arll '. ~ShoTt- the late afternoon recital were nin' Bread" by Opal Il)'er; ' by Dtlllil Park and Bridget "LigiJtnllll Ranger" by Relen Park. Gloria J0111 llu<:k Kil!ll; "BeauUIUI Ohio" by Datld two aelecUons, ''Young at Hearl" King; Shubert's "Serenade" W and "Sing You Sinners", and Geneva King; "Valse In E. F1at'' Steve Powell 811111 "LIUie Bit or· by Mary Lou King; ond "Blue Heaven". Danube" by Grade King. .Plano selecUons Included Venlda Gibbs played "BeauU• "Country Dance" by Msry Mefu1 Dreamer'" i Cbeeyl Hudson, FarlarKI: "Grogan's Goat" by ''Reverie";. Janelle Cumings, Greg Van Meter; "Dangerou& "SourMI of Music"; Naney Gree[loo Journey" by Karen Johnston; lee, "WtdsperiJW Hc.,e"; Peggy "Chinning Senorita" by Terell Milhoan, .. Tara Theme"; Joey Van Meter; "Shortnin' Bread'' Mohler, "Sliding ma .Rainbow"; by Carla McFarland; uwaltz Karen Weddle, "EvenliW" Bells"i King" by Sharon Johnston; "StarLeanne 8ebo. "Estrllllita"; Mau-- light" by Kevin Bart.on; "Lex· ·t h e ~lngtng a sllort meellni)<h.s held. A Blble quiz wu gl~n Seen and Heard b~~~.th~~~= vi~~~ !m:n':s :~~: :~ were ."LilY !!Oooo" by David 'lllng, IIIII ·..Do-a.;.MI" li)' Jenelle The meetlDg ·.~as slngir.:, ua® Any whete in the played cal ·iOioa ~r~ !Jlcluded allll they tliocl!ili',J GALLIPOLIS- New booksreBrenda Lou Steele ased by !I.e Gsllla COUJity Dising prayer. 1 , ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. aoo Mra. Eugene I( trict Library July 5, were FICSteele of 1919 Maxwell Avenue, Point Pleaaant are announcing TION: A Bad Man, by Stanley lights, Including ~ wroug(lt the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Lou, to Charles R. Elkin; The Bronze Drums by iron lantern types, n\anY With an1- :::::·:·:;:::·:·:=::;.:.;.;:;.;.:::-:-:-.·:::-:::::::::::>:::-:::·:-:.:·:: .' Wllhera n, son of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Charles R Withers of Awle ' ~' 0 ,' Jean Larte8UYi .The Afrlea~. by ber colored glaas. Grove, W, VL Miss Steele Is the granddaughter or Mr. 101111 Beneath almost ev«ry window, July 4th guests or Mr. and Harold Courlander, and Mr. Gal· "' Mrs. A. M. Steele or Sycamore Stree4 GalllpoiJs, IIIII the late upstairs and down, was a window Mrs. W~ne Amsbary were Mr. Mrs Terry Fulton Johnson lion's School, by Jesse Stuart. Mr. aoo Mrs. H<>ner Waugh, Sr. of BladeD. An August 16 wellbox of nowera. There were paint- and Mrs. Kenneth r\rnsbary and NON·FICTION: Me and My A· ding Is being plarmed to take place In the Main Street BapUst ed Clower bona, redwood nower Mrs. Gordon A.mbsary and daugh~ m~rican Husband, by Tamara Church In Point Pleasant with the Rev. E. T. Wall oMclsting. boxes ~ wrought 1ron flower· ter, Laura oC COlumbus. They Gilmore; The Oxford Compan'~ The custom of open church will be observed. Mlss Steele Is boxea. . . were here for the River and Ion to Canadian History and LitGALLIPOLIS - Mri. Vlrs{iW','; a 1966 graduate of Point Pleasant High School and Is a Jwll<l" houae had paJe blue shut- Sd Show In which their brother erature, by Norah story; T h e Ia Rainey arWI Mrs. Millnle Pill:<)}; It Msrshail University ma.Jorl11111n Elementary Education. Mr laljo, hand decorated with pastel Harry was a participant. Young Marriage, by Mary A, ers o1 437 First Ave,, erilortaln- . Withers is a 1965 gradual<! of Point Pleuani Hf&h Schoot..d OJitar; Accessories Aner t h e ~· In oil colors. ed lhelr family and frloncla wllii :: has attonded SOlem College. . 0 Fact, by ~lvla Meagher; A Illsa picnic apd on t b f .l' · tory of Toys, by Antoola FraSI!r ' Foerth or July. Thole allaiidlnir'~' Tbe houses were set close to with her cousin, Leona Boster . and A Treasury of The World's' speech department, ''Tottle AMr d ~~;·:;.=•" tile Third Ave. ' wards" are given to students were • an Mrs. Le••••nlllabf: Song, by i.eonhard Finest Folk stnet 80 more spsce could GALLIPOLIS gy. Paula end Paul, GollljJol'lo, "b\: Used for the back gardena. G Hr b - c:rrol ·\ n n ton, sorority sisters of the Deutsch. excelling In various aspects ol Rt. I; Carolyn Rufl)lla, alii!) of ,~ 1'hita" looked like outdoor sitting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rainey ryr ;l~carnJehnthe brule or Ter- bride, were bridesmaids and dramatic produetlons esch year. Galllj>ol.ls; Mr. and Mra. rooms. and cblldren, Karan, Cindy and u o son ln a cere~ their .,wns and he""'"'i , legton Auxiliary Pam of Westminster Md ha mony performed ~·ndny t. \ _ ""'!' eces were OfC - cwnpus judges who wit- 1on IW · · · ' • • ve JU ' JWJe identical to the maid or honor, Of courM, the interiors of the ness all "".... ney, Am, catb7. ·D&Yill ,-~. 16 at 2.30 ~uormonces name the and Dam,y, Dui1ber, VI. VIi.; houses were bqond my abUity beeo vlaltlng Mrs. VIrginia Rain- M~t . . p.m. In the St. Marys They carried bouquets of yellow wiMers. Wears Ia a gradual<! of and Mrs. Edward Rainey, KaHil, toed deacrlbentle. They were restorhome SalurRolfe/. rosebuds _and white daisies acConducts Services GALLIPOLIS - Carl Larnt Gallla Academy, while at Ups. Clncjy and Pam, Weatmln..... '' •ltb call,y Wlth manyprtce' · ' s r, c- cented WJth grep.n streamer · antiques and depicted t h a tated at tlle double ring cereLittle Barbara A1ice Grit s. . GALLIPOLIS - Memorial sercomb he has majored ln speech. Md Mr d ' ' \ II Wears, Jr., son of Mr. and ·i . an Mra. Carl ~ . "charm and old world atmo.. Mn. Robert M, Evans and rnony. of Em V fin VIces for Mrs. Bessie Lyle were ldns and J811lt, Jackllln The bride is the daughter flower her aun':s held at Mrller's Funeral Home . Mrs. Carl Wears, Patriot Star sphere" stressed by the Ger daughters, st. Albens, are visitRoute, Gallipolis, wao named TRAIL RIPE TODAY Mioses Debbie and Carla - -,, •. man Vtllage Sodety • ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. R. D, Griffin, 905 ature ver~i wore a mmJ~ at 7 p.m. Wedne~ay, by the AmBest IOJpportil!ll Actor at David GALLIPOLIS- Therewlllbea kina, Bluefield, Mr. IIIII :. ·dlcOr~·----"- Hollis W~ ~ ~er relatives. Dewey Ave., st. Marys. T h; ~ maid s' onwnon of thhelbrides- eriean Legion AuxUiary Unit 21. • Llpsco'Pll , ,.~~&e, · !lj~smrf,lle, , trail ride todny, . begiMing,aMl Mrs. Heck, RusHII JIIICI JO., •. ·,, ~ •WII6 ~~ ,1-"'-' '·'" , . -~£llOD'·ts:the · of~"' I!>" s, ,green ar bow~ Mrs Lyle,a s lll Tem., In the BIUiual •'follies a.mw · ~ 'Doall (omW·( pl•ca,:PeMtitlf PC'IYI.ualf.'"'l' eoarn color; KOMeth , a baskel , ber Awards." Named In honor of .on ollt: by.·the Gallla . Cliwl• .·, Altiir:·· One mlghl ask "Why Mrs. Jack GIll , . · Second Ave., Galhpolls. " Norm · L . f voted serv1cc lo riS organlza' 0 Mrs. Carol B, Ellis, wife or ty Riding Patllclpanto wstclieid -!Iii liOBI llboii' liilfu;•~' 88 an Worthington, is spending t~ old ·area of .a why not~e The church was decorated with served:~ be a~Ier ~4Jlipolls tjon and growth. The onl.J re- the chairman of Lipscomb's ahouldbr_lngaClub. sack Iundt. · ftreworks. ,. . ' ·'"!; .J~ . . ' '' lt down and for Ie:: weeks with his grandparents, Mr. standards of white gladioli and 9:even Headt' m';'\.Ushers maining charter member, Miss new?'' Members of th Ge and Mrs. J. Everette Gills white shasta daisies. Behind the f at 'ty b eyho arkerSburg, Rowena stormont, attended. e rman · altar r erru rot er of the bride p rt · · i 1 VI.Uage Socl.etr answer t h o s e Mrs. Harry Clen:lenin will were pa ms and two nine- b'l'OOm. Mal Orebaugh b th a JcJpat ng were Dorothy !lleations like this "We save 1 branched candelabra holding in -law of the bride' ro er- Hecker, Bette Ryal, Rowena.Stor.. tt because we love' U; because Cdaulevgh-etapers. A white bench on John Carlson both Mable Brown, Aldeth It says, ~This Is our basis, our ,_-... which the couple knelt, a whlte lis. ' lpo- WhJte, Margaret TqJplng, Inez ~ ... ,ietla Silver Springs ' Md. ' and alsl •~-•··.• Msr and satin bows mark~ Mother of the br1' ds wore a Ms Margaret Bradbury. """51'"'1U.115 Go Mrs Ci · ·_ en.ruMer . _ rchl _ _and __ __::__...:_::,:.: 00 "It was her th1 ' . • e erun mg o.ue family pews completed that OUT foreta~r':Uved,s hu delayed in making the trip the nuptial setting. pink silk sheath ensemble with and Martha Hall, St. Marys, ed and worshipped W 't due to an accident in which she Miss llelen Huth Locke was or- matching accessories and a cor8 When tlle couple left for a · . e save 1 received a broken shoolder. Mr. ' st sage of white daisies. edd because ot our need to learn alii Mrs. George Cllrist Jr gam andaccompaniedthevocaJ The bridegroom's mother was w ing trip to Florida, the from the past, to remember our will spent the weekeOO Mrs"' ist Miss Margaret Ingram. Music attired in a blue ensemble with bride . traveled in a UJree-¢ece · included ''Because,""Oh, Promt h' yellow silk linen suit with white ancestors, and to be proud ofour Qen:lenin. heritage." ise Me~'"' 41 The Lord's Prayer," rna c mg accessories comple- accessories and the cymbidium . and ..4-( mentcd with a corsage of white Siooldn't this give those of u ons of Handel and Bach carnations. corsage from thtt. bridal bouUI who Uve inGaiUpoUs,Sibley's processional and recessionMiss Barbara Owens and Miss quet. and Mc'"~-v.. , "''"" r APPLY FOR · The bride was g. a<llated !rom · • ...,.e s "" o "falling LICENSE E scortcd to the altar by her Ronnie Beane, both of St. Marys St Marys II'•• School with th GALL!POLIS - Two couples .llult.•• 0( map Ieseed s" who s e registered the guests. ' ' "&• e 4••ty ha applied ~tu father, the bride :~nnru~red m · a class ol 1965 and is a senior pl. •~ • "gr1pped oor emo~ rdny lor marriage II~·A reception followed at t h e tlons with hooks of steel,., a lot eenses in the omce or Gallia noor length gown of organza St. Marys Fire Hall wtlere a at Marshall University where 0( •~ 'or thought" ~-.~· Probate ,..._...... peau de soje in a cage she is majoring tn U"WirllloAh and ~ 1' • " " " "• .., '"""'n: Wilbur over Howard Klrtl silhouette. It was fashioned with color scheme or green, white affiliated with Alpha ~· Chi Orneand, Jr., 23, Galli- a square neckline trimmed with and yellow accents was carried ga sorority. The brldeaw.:1mwas Once-a-year sarln111 on lls, u S. Msr' . po · mes, Judith Elwide out tn the decorations. A large venice lace extending into graduated rrom GalUa Aca.._my A WO!W ABOUT the Festi- len ""··Bemco Sacropedlc and nosegay .... ....,. .. an, 21 , Galllpolis, secbrl or white daisies and yeleta e cap sleeves. A wide band with the class ol 1964 --• -Is s 1 'Yal• ~een Cootest - n wasn't low rosebuds with yellow streamwN r fY: and Lawrence M. ste- ~>~ Sacropedlc Imperial Malfreaaes. poli~le In a straight n e w s 22 Galli II "' venice lace alao trimmed the senior al Marshall University. e .... ' ' PD s, quality anah ers centered the bride's table writeup to tell what a nice job 1.... --• C ape! length train whl~ was atHe Is m&JO . ring In advert! ing Hurrrl Limited Time Only/ "' covered wllh green elM• ~· and and alrlllaled with Sigma AIs ha was done by the girls who did ""' - Karen S. Baldwin ' 19• !ached withtlnybowsathershouloverl~cy or net, and was Oanked EPsilon fraternity. P Galllpoll s, secretary. ders. Her headdress was a white not' w:ln. Let me teU you I would bow and held three tiers of lm- by two punch bowls circled with The couple ia reatdtng lnHunthave hated to have been a ~dge. ported silk Ulusion. She carried :isle~ rosebuds and fern.~e i.ngton, All · ~e girls were talented and a cascade bouiJ.Iet of white . ree er wedding cake was top. OUt-of-town guests were from If vcu·ve .ever had e 1101'1 back from aiHpino lovtiy. Why does there always Qn too 10f1 I ITIItlfell. th<'l II ~. , . u,. OnctHO· I · IIfttlmt DppOIIUOify daisies and ~·te cymbidium orped with three tiny bells an d Em V "'" 1 ocy, a., Hol))'wood, F I a., haY'~ to be losers as well as you.,. been wa•ttng tor. NOON, for lllmit.cl tlmt ontv ~~~ ctn bu rna ine and was center- Morgantown, Washington, n. c., chids, green d wlmers in contests? ;;•,....eiOUI m•Hrau Be'! thlt't kind lo vour beck •nd iavt • blo ~30 Miss Mona Haught, st. Marys, ~ on~ small circular table COlumbus, Marietta, Galllpolis, !I> help me II I didn't just ankt IO Bemco's t11clusive Unifusld' Contlruttion, you'll get , 11 · 50 a rned with daisies and was the maid of honor . She-re Parker~urg, -1.. •v rosebuds. Wheeling, Friendthe hnlttllulaupporl end rtlfful comfort VOU nd bide dlocover I forgot to include ca. Whichever mrnr ... you c»cide on it hat to ~ vour f CleM~. a gown of gentle green organza , 1¥, Belpre, Weirton, Charleston lilY ·Clark's name In my writeback and your budget Tht Bemco' S•croPtdit ~Cf=~~~: fashimed after the bridal ~all tables scattered around Belmmt, New Matamoras, New~ up pf the conteot She did such w•ll sa'Ill ~u $30 •nd ketp you comfortably happy !Of '(tlrl to c~• Her h~iece was a matching Ute room held identical miniaport and Huntington. a good job Joo. bow and she carried a cascade ture oosegays. bouquet or white daisies centerAides were Carol Glermoe of TRE FRENCH ART COiooy exed with yellow rosebuds and yel- Charleston, Jan Pierson and Jowas a great success. Even low bol'l·s. anne Chapman ofHuntington, sorbefQre the,y could get set up ority sisters of the bride, Jan. ~.. were inferested antl conMiss Jody Lesho of Weirton et stanley of Waohlngton, D. c. ~ to mm around and comand Miss Jane Clay of Charles~ oo the art work, up until ~ . S~yer .'t1d ,~rry;:.$11J;ril. . by.Ltiey tile 2 p.lfJ.' redid two ar are captlitns. , . , · 'Ill• dub met lol' me.eUng al lho churc~ members, Linda French,, · vi aor, and Mrs. l)lvely, In attendance. K.lll'~~~~ . un. ··and Jim aooay were preaching and a buslneos ses&10!1. Tueoqay. The oorilerehce will be' In · oesslon all day Wednesday. Lunch, conslslil!ll o! lrlid c:hicken, ham, potatoes, green beans, dessert anr:l salad, wUl be served to the assembly by the !idles o(,Jhe Addison Free Will B,ptls( Church at n0011 in t~ church baSement. The very efficient organi.za~ On the subject 0( feet ... Won. tion ot the tour, even to the der whose temla shoe Red &Jitpartdng, was to be commended. In front of each of the 10 homes open for the tour , an antique vehicle was parked, clearly , · There w11'I be .. devotions by member!, II .tho cit~. elimm\!Sioriitn ,of pau1Poiis wiD give !he·~aleome iddress at 7.:45 1!-lft· on Tues. day. biunidlsfei.Y !UIOWII!II, The ·, ·Rev. ~alun' ' Patte•sohll!ostpoi .. .. tot. WUI extencl his welCCIIIle to ,'lhe membert llld to th<!' eonrer- ; Ill By Pat Houck Kllllberi)' the memben Regular •469" YOU PAY ONLY �. . • ,, __ H' ~I .. .'· . .. Job·Trami~g -. I ,_, ,_, ' ,"~>,:u~ , -J,.,I .Pl'riltiHti',-.·... 111.. ~ -'PIC!Iil~ J - l l ~~ imd will ill- ..,.t a,. ~ Ill~ lj¥. ~· ¥14 ihatllto ..,...,. Ill de~ .j,o '&!Vt ·~ tlu!leat a chlnce·IO tiellnleal Nlwbllo · · l'i'lclleal,aperllnce 1n hll. earl.; tield, ~~r: l'lirlck slid !bat 11 will bellte n~ll!iratllte"'!bool :k ..uan . to•P!ace oodi ftldlnl '11111t o ...,_ IIU · ellabllohmenl Grace~ Contestants lo !he Third Annual River Rocreatl'"' Featlval await the i•4•" ' decision In namlaalhe Queen. Left II> right are Clrliyn SMmblln, K,yger Creek High School; Judy Hall, Holzer Hoapital Sd>ool of Nursing; Debbie Gatewood, Gallla Aeademy AWAITING TilE DECISION - ' :\ . 'lJ ' ' carr,.dee., Thom- u c. Martin. Adm., 10 caua.n F. Gilkey, Parctl,lial!riiiOIIYIIIe. Paura' Bell .to Eloise RoD and Kalltr!'n Bell llu1th0r, .4t Aere, Qatlon, Raelne. ' Hlch Sc!toaj; :Mirtho .Games, Rio Grande College; JMn GeiiiOI', North Gallla·!llih School,;· Ever· •1111cr, Gawa Aeodll!ll' lllib School; Jone Am ~ Rio Gi-ande Q>ll- and CitiiY Clark, Knot- Crook lllib SchooL . IIi ' ld.t own .. . ' ' . _,. >•·.··· ·, . •\ SEVERAL lllllquo ears were ,... In TburW'o ~ Abo.e, Dt. Evu ROderick pasoeo by b! hlo tUS Ll""""! """!' 'f vertlble - . wldle hb 8Vz ·)'~~Mid da\lal!ter' MlrJ,oltlntll : · b! aa aatlque Raeto<ia coot, waveo k7 lha c.-. ' Paul Paeklrd, francea Packor!,' Frank i., Packard,lfarlaret 11. Padlard, Katherine Keever, 1111JDi>bn7 Keever, Eltber Well·tag, fork Welllna, Merion V. Paeklrd, Marjorie & Paekard, .... Bulb llfOore, toM. A. Hall, to:ZS Acno, 2.83 A<rea, RoodovUie. Lorry A. Ritchie and Janlee Ritchie 10 Lorry A. Ritchie and Janice Ritchie, Parcaio, Cbeoll!r. . 11c1bert E. Clelllld 10 Wlnlio!l VII'II07 1114 Geraldine Varnei, 5US Ae,., Leb111011. • Paul L. ~- and VIolet E. Nulter 10 Alma A. Slddar, Parcels, orange, ' ~ PeuJ L. Nutter and Violet E. Nulter 10 l!arold L. Nutter, Parcola, Orange. Dorollt,y Dodderer to Esther R. Rlas, 2.25 · Acres, Olive. Dorollt,y· Doddorer to WUI!am D. Doddorer, 23.65 Aerea, OIIYO, Emma Salawer and Grovel' C. Saleer k79tate of Oblo,Easa., e. \ SEVEN FLAG GllWS - Act 2 of 1bW'sday's River fteo. reollm Festival boot ·&bow featured members of !he Athens Bolt .... Ski Club. MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES - Mn. Belva !be Farley of Pt. Pleasant, clld ao oxceUent Jd> of emceei!W lha Third Ailaual River Rocreotloo Festival -- RIVER RECREATION FES11VAL ~IJEEN J - Mor-a• sbe apJ>OOred oo lha QuoeD'a noet durilw Thurfllay'1 Fourtll of July parode, Cirl A. Eberlbach, Eaec., Ernoat L. LOberobach, dec., to Irene Kelly, Lola, ~mero,y. • AS FREEDOM BELlS r01111 Thureday mondnc, ICIIUI1~IHI peraono 11ewod lha ~of lito GIIU&Couiiii'Servl<fl!llll'o . Memorial Ia !he l'llblle Square. Dale.Ruleell, left, IIIII. ~ Wallate an pictured obove. 1 . ..•• .•~~} "" Ple.~dS Not ~..n~·, Is Sche.ftuled "'-· . (1":·-ti Rolidolta d. GIIUpolil 1114 tbe oul'nllllldbli ,.... :will ljt 01111. bit 10 -~ 11oMJ ~ illliio!'I-PI'-,.. wl!ich ··11111 ,tie illler.od llv ~ • ., ' . ~~r . • aroo. 1be liullneoiOI will nol be rBIJIOIIIIblo ftJr lit' luiUm of, lite lludeiK~... bul tbe loJ. .11'1 .....,s ..._ lite IIOl'k ... pelionee mon !liM eovero tbe coat of lul1lon and bool<o. Mr. Ptt!i<l< laid tllllllte , _ fur lite .,...,..,. waa -....., lllrY0¥1 lltat Cl'ler 53 per "''Il 01 lite ..ld> CIIIIIOl'IWII· 11ea Ill 1111 «MUUIi'¥ an rtlllled 10 retail clllllrlhuUOQ. And 1'1. ..,, ot lite ir,...ot neocla ot reIIUenla U.eovalloblllb'otlralllod, eo~perocmel eepoble of allilmllll ~ - JIOR• Uona. liellbinc Ill lito yearo ah84d 'lrill be looking ftJr lite man or ...,.... """' Ia trllned to aoaumo lli11o avalloblo peoiU...a Ill 1118118Ponent and aupervlatoo. Mr. Palrl<k aloo lllltacl that retalllng to me of lite feW earooro that 11111 no1 be outmnatacl tlUI "' exloteneo. Bee.... or our rapidly changing OCOIIOilQ', many .ld> -1'11111111es that Ia<* III'Od todljl ..a, nol be In exlateneo In the year• ahood. Gracllatoa or lite lnatllullon may quallt)l for auch peoiU...o aa: dfiii8J'Iment manapr, crecllt manapr, bl~Yer, !aohl'"' coorclloator, aa well aa supply ana dls~ trlbulloa ot !arm sooels, autmnobUe parta, and Industrial equipment. For further lnlormaUoo write II> James H. Patrick, Tri-Coolnb' Tochlllcal lneutute, Rt. I, Neloonvllle, Oblo 45764. •Ji>-1 . aafe ;Anftor -.:er :Clcudl~ . nouneodc''*r 'lhiia ·.ilao lalliAi 1101 ~ Jarrell, 31, Galllpo. « !Jell 'i'Ood aill":'' no, 4tleotacl by the GaDia Caul>- aso~Uif . ~ ,,a~_ IJ!Ihorlfl'a~~ obipl! ~;lhe-;lta~. ·~. IO :' od nix~ Frilli111101'11irwl• 03,71lt,7l1: , -,Ma lliclullio! ~~~'•·' Goll\lollo ~unlc41al CCiurt to 1 318 to.;~ C!MIIl. 1lllh of ao....,_t llld balterJ. pV . .... 1Pf;014 "' lltll ... Hi r - - • ....:;i::!,"l' ~-=- ......t * Ua~. ' • a,.· :,...... 1lio .......p. Ill~J F , / ' '· m:e.~•=-=:.:: 'm _ e: "' 11-to-n ue Lad low IIIII u.eo.u mil-. Today'• ' Almanac ·'!.. , dlseourseo llld vivid pertr~Q"alo or Bible ........ lhal art tilled wllh meanlni for poroono living ln.lheiO erltleal tlmeL" Ae.......,. 10 Mhm, till Cllarleatoo u~ Ia ooooflll\)'belng htlcl by Jehovah' a 1111a IIIDilllOr In the United 9tateo tion In Charleston, W. Va. this IUIIUIIer. The ptherlng lo 10 be held ~ Aug. 1-4 In the Walt Powell 1 -IbiH CODYenUODI are t h 8 Park and Ia sponoored by Jebcwah'a Witneases by the Watch- yesrly bl8hllsbt In lite Uvoa of lOwer Bible and Tract SOciety JehoVah' I Wltne11ea e v e r Yof Bro<*l,yn, N. Y. Atteodaoce where,., MlDor eQlained. ••we of 4,000 or more perJOna ~ fool thai inaiDUich aa IIIey are patlernod aloaa 111e line• ot Blbantldpated, Minor Billed. '60J'he convention's theme wlll ueai auemblteo lh01 plo1 a vilp ~jllllnt JltriCIIII for be 'Good Newo for All Na- tal te Gocl In lite Witn••-· Q) - ' '·''' ~ ........_ . ~ -··" ' •• • .; ' • ' ' j ' ' ' ,' ~'.. ' .. . ... ' _ . A SERIOUS MOMENT - Ollef of PoUeo Joho Tl,ylor ell· reds the r~ing off of an area for clueing after the Third Alullal River Retreatioo Festival Q~~een'a Coatest. CHAIRMIEN MEET - Can11 K. 111111, oo lite rllhl with hla hUll on his - ...... ceremonies, ....,..tulateo Mn. J¥"' Yocum Oeal tress of Cbalrmao of lite Festival Quoea'a Cootell at the Thlrdt"" DUll River Recreation FesU¥11. Mn. Yoc• waa a u(jbe WGIJIID CommJteee'' for the ewnt. cbllr· Lll'rj''a oboulder, talko With Mra. J1110 tocum, On whltel q110011 coneot chalr111111, •• lltey watch !he Judge• pick the wlmer at !he Third Amuai lllver Roereo11m Festival. Paint or paper ·. a.wall iD that · h,use yolt're . selling ud an yoaget (~r ~~ _ as a tired ann~ . . . ' ' ',' NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN PROTECTIQN ,. '"' 'I ' --. - ' 1 • , i,.:•t~ .>·: . ' ··;' .· '4 . • " ' • ' .' .' • :Ol er; \ ft<-' ' . l!arold D. Arthur, 11, am of illlr!' ....,.... He wu rwt.eed Mr. and Mrs. l!arold C. Arthur, k7 oppoar 11 1 - · 10 .110 ... Welloton, was admittacl 10 Hoi· Judge R*rt s. am, II> zor liolpUal al9:10jlom. Thura- Hipwoy Patrol - · · llaod.EJ.. deY with • fractured leJ. He wu mer R. MeWQo, 48, 111. 1Ewllwllllured when hla motorcyrle ton, $50 111111 colla, dr!Yilw aDder B!r11Ck lito bock ol • car Cll\ · ouspenalon and t2Q and <Cillo, Goldoburrow """"• two mlloo drlvln6 loft of - r ; 514Pben stlUib of Well- Ro Ia .._~ E. Nelf, 19, 111. 2 Bldwello $10 ed In 400'1 conclltl.., 1111 cooto, drlvi!W owr a !reshll' Usa E. Russall, 2, diUghter painted center Uno; cadlerlno of Mr. 1111 Mrs. W17no Ruo- GrOOIJ, 40, Scoti<Mn, t!O llld aell, Rt. 1 GtmpnUa, wa. ad- eoata, defed:lYellnkes; Nlm.plu mlttacl to Holzer bosi>ltal at D. RQport, 18, Wellston, .10 llld 11:30 s.m. Thursday for oboer- eosto, c. E. Wooolard, VOtiOil after I faD d0111111air1 40, -all, $10 and.-. atop at home. Her concll11oo Ia repert.- olen; J11111to w. Wilford, 22, Rio ed aa good. Grande, llld Delma Karr, 2'7, Ricardo 1. Bolin, II, am of Mldcllepert, eocb •10 and 00111, Mr. llld Mrs. Joe II. Bolin, de!eetlve ....,._ Rullalld, woa admlttaciiO Holzer For!eltlnil boada .. patrol. Hospital It 9:30 LDI. Wedlleo- chalpa Were! Tbolma Till....,, deY wllh • fnotured 1011. He 40, Cdumbuo; NCII'IIIIII E. Dautbwas Injured when he waalmock. erly, 25, EJizobed-a,K,.;WIJ. ed dowo while playing buebaiL 111 Jobe, 28, Eut U...,Goi; WDHe lo reported in good cmdl· 11am a-......, 25, Elkblrt, tion. IIlLi aDd.BruceW•YV,21,Nortll Manchester, llld., aU fl8 and Venus. fur opaeciiJlll Jolm M. Tbobot, Oo 1hlo deY in hloiOry: 27, Pt. PlooSIAI, $18, atop alp; In 1846 Commodre J. D. 111111 Freddy R. ElldDo, 28, Norwalk, of llle U.S. Navy proclaimed tbe $23, opeedi!W; Lorry F. Miller, onnexation' of callturnlo by lite 28, Nonrolk, t23, IIPIOdilw; Lar· Unltacl States. ry F. lllllor, 28, Ill. I Galllpo. In 1898 Pre-ol ww- lis, $28, llllure "' molr41!olhe McKinley •lined a joint resol,.. assured clear dlotaace; Euaone tloo of Coqp-eoa ............ lite Tracy, 2'7, TlliiD, $28, apeedame""tl'"' of Hawaii by lite IJW; and Franldln D. Lelflster, UDI.ted stateL 21, Poea, W. Va., $5&, DO oper. In 1~4\ President Rooeevell aa>r'o Ucenee. told Co!qp'eoa 11111 U.S. Noval Cited bf c!Q> pollee, !he !oltureea, Ill ft>reaiiU • posolble lowlaa forfeited b<lldl: WUiard Nazi lnvaoion, had landed In N011.,..e, 18, Gollljdl., $11; Icalaocl with permlaoloo of that spoedlng; 1ben11 W. Swlaher, gover"'I!Ont. II!, Ill. I Cheahlre, $28, clloor- . In 1964, 14 persons were klllod derl,y 'conduct; Mark ll Taoller, in an a'llluehe ln the French 44. Hummgton, W. VL, 1 n d Alpa. ' George E, Armotroae. 78, C... A lltiJuabt an- !he da.Y: Brltlsb lumbus, ,28, ln!.ollcallob, llld preacber liflthew Roocy allcl, Howard D. Cell, 20, Ill. 2 :ru~:..~ ~~~' ~~- crowo a~~~-~~~~ 0 ':J (I i- c. l . . . . '· ' . J .. ·.,., , . .: ,, ~- .! "..,. • ,. 'I, . I !, \. ' ~· . ' . '.\A_} ' ' . I \ .. ·. :,. l· j, .. " ; ' 't, • ' . _..ABOl!T TO BEGIN - The big llock'n Roll Sesaloolo to olart after the Queen's CGIUII at the Third Alllual Raereotioo Festival on the pork frolll. ' GENERAL festival chairman ClrGII Snowden, u he IWNJ'ecl In clown's COibane (CountrJ Bot'• act). I • ' ..' ) . "· Vere8illlll o.a . ' . sw. • .. ·. ~ :r .• .' • ·· :A:' 18, .:.W~ JJOrl. lir'a eGIIIIi!uod - . od not au11t.Y 1D a chirp PI,_ o_.t 111111 ~-- • ~ ' :. - .-:c F . .~..·:·ij_·:~; "' . ' : /, " _,,, . . .. . -. . .· . . ,·",y,-., .)"' With Nothlllflln Either EAR - . . '*I!' oherUI'o ~ ''"¥~ $25 and ~~~ .. t~~~ ,• ·-"~ auault 111111 . ~~ . . . :• • «_.' ·"·· ··~!'"· •\' ' . .,. ' . ' . Hlllllidt!""'ICIII_IO; 23, · ~~~,o~ -all, i!lto art"!"" by lli,o, Q-,~ 'lf· 5.fo:·c:E. RTIFICATE of DEPOS'IT : ... ~Q:fOAY Ml NIMUM TIME .... ' 1• n;f ~ .., • bMd Wlllt 1 ~.II>!" ael '~ . ··,. •-"Dil By United Pross lnter•tiooal T~ Ia SundoJI, July 7, the 189111 cia.Y of 19QB with 177 to loll'"'. The moM Is between Its llrll quarter and full phue. The montlJW: stars are saturn IDCI Mercury, The evening stars are J111iler .... t ,"-'!:<, _,...~.,,.,,...... ~~ rPir Ill ec/un. ' fs Jnlured 'J b' and ljnnioldp ...U., li be1nc 11111 <lUI ot .., rovenuos. Dlotrtbullon to lite CGUDty II beood -lite ratio of lito mll11 of countoY ro&do 1n a countoY "' the 11a1e -wide IGial ot countoY hl8bway llld to lito"""'· ohlp, bue!l ..,.., "- ratio of lollnahlp road mil-In a ...,._ 1110 tbe IGial townlldp milIn tbe llate. Attend Convention John Minor, prealdiq mlnie- · dl~ Local Group Will ter ot !he Gellipolla eongrep. t1on of Jehovah' a Witnesses, anIIOUIIeod IOday IIIII the III'INP will attend a four~ district conven- LfMunicipal Cpu.tt . ' ' ( �. . • ,, __ H' ~I .. .'· . .. Job·Trami~g -. I ,_, ,_, ' ,"~>,:u~ , -J,.,I .Pl'riltiHti',-.·... 111.. ~ -'PIC!Iil~ J - l l ~~ imd will ill- ..,.t a,. ~ Ill~ lj¥. ~· ¥14 ihatllto ..,...,. Ill de~ .j,o '&!Vt ·~ tlu!leat a chlnce·IO tiellnleal Nlwbllo · · l'i'lclleal,aperllnce 1n hll. earl.; tield, ~~r: l'lirlck slid !bat 11 will bellte n~ll!iratllte"'!bool :k ..uan . to•P!ace oodi ftldlnl '11111t o ...,_ IIU · ellabllohmenl Grace~ Contestants lo !he Third Annual River Rocreatl'"' Featlval await the i•4•" ' decision In namlaalhe Queen. Left II> right are Clrliyn SMmblln, K,yger Creek High School; Judy Hall, Holzer Hoapital Sd>ool of Nursing; Debbie Gatewood, Gallla Aeademy AWAITING TilE DECISION - ' :\ . 'lJ ' ' carr,.dee., Thom- u c. Martin. Adm., 10 caua.n F. Gilkey, Parctl,lial!riiiOIIYIIIe. Paura' Bell .to Eloise RoD and Kalltr!'n Bell llu1th0r, .4t Aere, Qatlon, Raelne. ' Hlch Sc!toaj; :Mirtho .Games, Rio Grande College; JMn GeiiiOI', North Gallla·!llih School,;· Ever· •1111cr, Gawa Aeodll!ll' lllib School; Jone Am ~ Rio Gi-ande Q>ll- and CitiiY Clark, Knot- Crook lllib SchooL . IIi ' ld.t own .. . ' ' . _,. >•·.··· ·, . •\ SEVERAL lllllquo ears were ,... In TburW'o ~ Abo.e, Dt. Evu ROderick pasoeo by b! hlo tUS Ll""""! """!' 'f vertlble - . wldle hb 8Vz ·)'~~Mid da\lal!ter' MlrJ,oltlntll : · b! aa aatlque Raeto<ia coot, waveo k7 lha c.-. ' Paul Paeklrd, francea Packor!,' Frank i., Packard,lfarlaret 11. Padlard, Katherine Keever, 1111JDi>bn7 Keever, Eltber Well·tag, fork Welllna, Merion V. Paeklrd, Marjorie & Paekard, .... Bulb llfOore, toM. A. Hall, to:ZS Acno, 2.83 A<rea, RoodovUie. Lorry A. Ritchie and Janlee Ritchie 10 Lorry A. Ritchie and Janice Ritchie, Parcaio, Cbeoll!r. . 11c1bert E. Clelllld 10 Wlnlio!l VII'II07 1114 Geraldine Varnei, 5US Ae,., Leb111011. • Paul L. ~- and VIolet E. Nulter 10 Alma A. Slddar, Parcels, orange, ' ~ PeuJ L. Nutter and Violet E. Nulter 10 l!arold L. Nutter, Parcola, Orange. Dorollt,y Dodderer to Esther R. Rlas, 2.25 · Acres, Olive. Dorollt,y· Doddorer to WUI!am D. Doddorer, 23.65 Aerea, OIIYO, Emma Salawer and Grovel' C. Saleer k79tate of Oblo,Easa., e. \ SEVEN FLAG GllWS - Act 2 of 1bW'sday's River fteo. reollm Festival boot ·&bow featured members of !he Athens Bolt .... Ski Club. MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES - Mn. Belva !be Farley of Pt. Pleasant, clld ao oxceUent Jd> of emceei!W lha Third Ailaual River Rocreotloo Festival -- RIVER RECREATION FES11VAL ~IJEEN J - Mor-a• sbe apJ>OOred oo lha QuoeD'a noet durilw Thurfllay'1 Fourtll of July parode, Cirl A. Eberlbach, Eaec., Ernoat L. LOberobach, dec., to Irene Kelly, Lola, ~mero,y. • AS FREEDOM BELlS r01111 Thureday mondnc, ICIIUI1~IHI peraono 11ewod lha ~of lito GIIU&Couiiii'Servl<fl!llll'o . Memorial Ia !he l'llblle Square. Dale.Ruleell, left, IIIII. ~ Wallate an pictured obove. 1 . ..•• .•~~} "" Ple.~dS Not ~..n~·, Is Sche.ftuled "'-· . (1":·-ti Rolidolta d. GIIUpolil 1114 tbe oul'nllllldbli ,.... :will ljt 01111. bit 10 -~ 11oMJ ~ illliio!'I-PI'-,.. wl!ich ··11111 ,tie illler.od llv ~ • ., ' . ~~r . • aroo. 1be liullneoiOI will nol be rBIJIOIIIIblo ftJr lit' luiUm of, lite lludeiK~... bul tbe loJ. .11'1 .....,s ..._ lite IIOl'k ... pelionee mon !liM eovero tbe coat of lul1lon and bool<o. Mr. Ptt!i<l< laid tllllllte , _ fur lite .,...,..,. waa -....., lllrY0¥1 lltat Cl'ler 53 per "''Il 01 lite ..ld> CIIIIIOl'IWII· 11ea Ill 1111 «MUUIi'¥ an rtlllled 10 retail clllllrlhuUOQ. And 1'1. ..,, ot lite ir,...ot neocla ot reIIUenla U.eovalloblllb'otlralllod, eo~perocmel eepoble of allilmllll ~ - JIOR• Uona. liellbinc Ill lito yearo ah84d 'lrill be looking ftJr lite man or ...,.... """' Ia trllned to aoaumo lli11o avalloblo peoiU...a Ill 1118118Ponent and aupervlatoo. Mr. Palrl<k aloo lllltacl that retalllng to me of lite feW earooro that 11111 no1 be outmnatacl tlUI "' exloteneo. Bee.... or our rapidly changing OCOIIOilQ', many .ld> -1'11111111es that Ia<* III'Od todljl ..a, nol be In exlateneo In the year• ahood. Gracllatoa or lite lnatllullon may quallt)l for auch peoiU...o aa: dfiii8J'Iment manapr, crecllt manapr, bl~Yer, !aohl'"' coorclloator, aa well aa supply ana dls~ trlbulloa ot !arm sooels, autmnobUe parta, and Industrial equipment. For further lnlormaUoo write II> James H. Patrick, Tri-Coolnb' Tochlllcal lneutute, Rt. I, Neloonvllle, Oblo 45764. •Ji>-1 . aafe ;Anftor -.:er :Clcudl~ . nouneodc''*r 'lhiia ·.ilao lalliAi 1101 ~ Jarrell, 31, Galllpo. « !Jell 'i'Ood aill":'' no, 4tleotacl by the GaDia Caul>- aso~Uif . ~ ,,a~_ IJ!Ihorlfl'a~~ obipl! ~;lhe-;lta~. ·~. IO :' od nix~ Frilli111101'11irwl• 03,71lt,7l1: , -,Ma lliclullio! ~~~'•·' Goll\lollo ~unlc41al CCiurt to 1 318 to.;~ C!MIIl. 1lllh of ao....,_t llld balterJ. pV . .... 1Pf;014 "' lltll ... Hi r - - • ....:;i::!,"l' ~-=- ......t * Ua~. ' • a,.· :,...... 1lio .......p. Ill~J F , / ' '· m:e.~•=-=:.:: 'm _ e: "' 11-to-n ue Lad low IIIII u.eo.u mil-. Today'• ' Almanac ·'!.. , dlseourseo llld vivid pertr~Q"alo or Bible ........ lhal art tilled wllh meanlni for poroono living ln.lheiO erltleal tlmeL" Ae.......,. 10 Mhm, till Cllarleatoo u~ Ia ooooflll\)'belng htlcl by Jehovah' a 1111a IIIDilllOr In the United 9tateo tion In Charleston, W. Va. this IUIIUIIer. The ptherlng lo 10 be held ~ Aug. 1-4 In the Walt Powell 1 -IbiH CODYenUODI are t h 8 Park and Ia sponoored by Jebcwah'a Witneases by the Watch- yesrly bl8hllsbt In lite Uvoa of lOwer Bible and Tract SOciety JehoVah' I Wltne11ea e v e r Yof Bro<*l,yn, N. Y. Atteodaoce where,., MlDor eQlained. ••we of 4,000 or more perJOna ~ fool thai inaiDUich aa IIIey are patlernod aloaa 111e line• ot Blbantldpated, Minor Billed. '60J'he convention's theme wlll ueai auemblteo lh01 plo1 a vilp ~jllllnt JltriCIIII for be 'Good Newo for All Na- tal te Gocl In lite Witn••-· Q) - ' '·''' ~ ........_ . ~ -··" ' •• • .; ' • ' ' j ' ' ' ,' ~'.. ' .. . ... ' _ . A SERIOUS MOMENT - Ollef of PoUeo Joho Tl,ylor ell· reds the r~ing off of an area for clueing after the Third Alullal River Retreatioo Festival Q~~een'a Coatest. CHAIRMIEN MEET - Can11 K. 111111, oo lite rllhl with hla hUll on his - ...... ceremonies, ....,..tulateo Mn. J¥"' Yocum Oeal tress of Cbalrmao of lite Festival Quoea'a Cootell at the Thlrdt"" DUll River Recreation FesU¥11. Mn. Yoc• waa a u(jbe WGIJIID CommJteee'' for the ewnt. cbllr· Lll'rj''a oboulder, talko With Mra. J1110 tocum, On whltel q110011 coneot chalr111111, •• lltey watch !he Judge• pick the wlmer at !he Third Amuai lllver Roereo11m Festival. Paint or paper ·. a.wall iD that · h,use yolt're . selling ud an yoaget (~r ~~ _ as a tired ann~ . . . ' ' ',' NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN PROTECTIQN ,. '"' 'I ' --. - ' 1 • , i,.:•t~ .>·: . ' ··;' .· '4 . • " ' • ' .' .' • :Ol er; \ ft<-' ' . l!arold D. Arthur, 11, am of illlr!' ....,.... He wu rwt.eed Mr. and Mrs. l!arold C. Arthur, k7 oppoar 11 1 - · 10 .110 ... Welloton, was admittacl 10 Hoi· Judge R*rt s. am, II> zor liolpUal al9:10jlom. Thura- Hipwoy Patrol - · · llaod.EJ.. deY with • fractured leJ. He wu mer R. MeWQo, 48, 111. 1Ewllwllllured when hla motorcyrle ton, $50 111111 colla, dr!Yilw aDder B!r11Ck lito bock ol • car Cll\ · ouspenalon and t2Q and <Cillo, Goldoburrow """"• two mlloo drlvln6 loft of - r ; 514Pben stlUib of Well- Ro Ia .._~ E. Nelf, 19, 111. 2 Bldwello $10 ed In 400'1 conclltl.., 1111 cooto, drlvi!W owr a !reshll' Usa E. Russall, 2, diUghter painted center Uno; cadlerlno of Mr. 1111 Mrs. W17no Ruo- GrOOIJ, 40, Scoti<Mn, t!O llld aell, Rt. 1 GtmpnUa, wa. ad- eoata, defed:lYellnkes; Nlm.plu mlttacl to Holzer bosi>ltal at D. RQport, 18, Wellston, .10 llld 11:30 s.m. Thursday for oboer- eosto, c. E. Wooolard, VOtiOil after I faD d0111111air1 40, -all, $10 and.-. atop at home. Her concll11oo Ia repert.- olen; J11111to w. Wilford, 22, Rio ed aa good. Grande, llld Delma Karr, 2'7, Ricardo 1. Bolin, II, am of Mldcllepert, eocb •10 and 00111, Mr. llld Mrs. Joe II. Bolin, de!eetlve ....,._ Rullalld, woa admlttaciiO Holzer For!eltlnil boada .. patrol. Hospital It 9:30 LDI. Wedlleo- chalpa Were! Tbolma Till....,, deY wllh • fnotured 1011. He 40, Cdumbuo; NCII'IIIIII E. Dautbwas Injured when he waalmock. erly, 25, EJizobed-a,K,.;WIJ. ed dowo while playing buebaiL 111 Jobe, 28, Eut U...,Goi; WDHe lo reported in good cmdl· 11am a-......, 25, Elkblrt, tion. IIlLi aDd.BruceW•YV,21,Nortll Manchester, llld., aU fl8 and Venus. fur opaeciiJlll Jolm M. Tbobot, Oo 1hlo deY in hloiOry: 27, Pt. PlooSIAI, $18, atop alp; In 1846 Commodre J. D. 111111 Freddy R. ElldDo, 28, Norwalk, of llle U.S. Navy proclaimed tbe $23, opeedi!W; Lorry F. Miller, onnexation' of callturnlo by lite 28, Nonrolk, t23, IIPIOdilw; Lar· Unltacl States. ry F. lllllor, 28, Ill. I Galllpo. In 1898 Pre-ol ww- lis, $28, llllure "' molr41!olhe McKinley •lined a joint resol,.. assured clear dlotaace; Euaone tloo of Coqp-eoa ............ lite Tracy, 2'7, TlliiD, $28, apeedame""tl'"' of Hawaii by lite IJW; and Franldln D. Lelflster, UDI.ted stateL 21, Poea, W. Va., $5&, DO oper. In 1~4\ President Rooeevell aa>r'o Ucenee. told Co!qp'eoa 11111 U.S. Noval Cited bf c!Q> pollee, !he !oltureea, Ill ft>reaiiU • posolble lowlaa forfeited b<lldl: WUiard Nazi lnvaoion, had landed In N011.,..e, 18, Gollljdl., $11; Icalaocl with permlaoloo of that spoedlng; 1ben11 W. Swlaher, gover"'I!Ont. II!, Ill. I Cheahlre, $28, clloor- . In 1964, 14 persons were klllod derl,y 'conduct; Mark ll Taoller, in an a'llluehe ln the French 44. Hummgton, W. VL, 1 n d Alpa. ' George E, Armotroae. 78, C... A lltiJuabt an- !he da.Y: Brltlsb lumbus, ,28, ln!.ollcallob, llld preacber liflthew Roocy allcl, Howard D. Cell, 20, Ill. 2 :ru~:..~ ~~~' ~~- crowo a~~~-~~~~ 0 ':J (I i- c. l . . . . '· ' . J .. ·.,., , . .: ,, ~- .! "..,. • ,. 'I, . I !, \. ' ~· . ' . '.\A_} ' ' . I \ .. ·. :,. l· j, .. " ; ' 't, • ' . _..ABOl!T TO BEGIN - The big llock'n Roll Sesaloolo to olart after the Queen's CGIUII at the Third Alllual Raereotioo Festival on the pork frolll. ' GENERAL festival chairman ClrGII Snowden, u he IWNJ'ecl In clown's COibane (CountrJ Bot'• act). I • ' ..' ) . "· Vere8illlll o.a . ' . sw. • .. ·. ~ :r .• .' • ·· :A:' 18, .:.W~ JJOrl. lir'a eGIIIIi!uod - . od not au11t.Y 1D a chirp PI,_ o_.t 111111 ~-- • ~ ' :. - .-:c F . .~..·:·ij_·:~; "' . ' : /, " _,,, . . .. . -. . .· . . ,·",y,-., .)"' With Nothlllflln Either EAR - . . '*I!' oherUI'o ~ ''"¥~ $25 and ~~~ .. t~~~ ,• ·-"~ auault 111111 . ~~ . . . :• • «_.' ·"·· ··~!'"· •\' ' . .,. ' . ' . Hlllllidt!""'ICIII_IO; 23, · ~~~,o~ -all, i!lto art"!"" by lli,o, Q-,~ 'lf· 5.fo:·c:E. RTIFICATE of DEPOS'IT : ... ~Q:fOAY Ml NIMUM TIME .... ' 1• n;f ~ .., • bMd Wlllt 1 ~.II>!" ael '~ . ··,. •-"Dil By United Pross lnter•tiooal T~ Ia SundoJI, July 7, the 189111 cia.Y of 19QB with 177 to loll'"'. The moM Is between Its llrll quarter and full phue. The montlJW: stars are saturn IDCI Mercury, The evening stars are J111iler .... t ,"-'!:<, _,...~.,,.,,...... ~~ rPir Ill ec/un. ' fs Jnlured 'J b' and ljnnioldp ...U., li be1nc 11111 <lUI ot .., rovenuos. Dlotrtbullon to lite CGUDty II beood -lite ratio of lito mll11 of countoY ro&do 1n a countoY "' the 11a1e -wide IGial ot countoY hl8bway llld to lito"""'· ohlp, bue!l ..,.., "- ratio of lollnahlp road mil-In a ...,._ 1110 tbe IGial townlldp milIn tbe llate. Attend Convention John Minor, prealdiq mlnie- · dl~ Local Group Will ter ot !he Gellipolla eongrep. t1on of Jehovah' a Witnesses, anIIOUIIeod IOday IIIII the III'INP will attend a four~ district conven- LfMunicipal Cpu.tt . ' ' ( �. ... ··.~· ,. ·' ,. .. '· '. l • . "II • , .~so · at~on 1r.1U]Or J: . ···'· / \ve~ne1idi.Y mor~ hearing on a 2.3 · or a l-1ane Route Croon the eoo of Oh!o River Bridge. . ..· TKI~ w~a the major protest :at the hearing acconllng to a .'•lor)\ln Wednesdo.Y's Pl Pleasini!Wglster by Editor Jol)nsa... ·aen . ... , Durll!i !he 29-mlnute seulqn at the Muon County Courthouse, fii'e pef,S,OOS appeared toe11press thelt ~nlons aoo ask questions o! the $tate .Rosd commloslon. The SRC presented a mllj> out·lining tile proposed Route 17.,. ""* J A'MES HARTINGER Picnic 1s Planned By Society Group DEBORAH JORDAN Reception is Planned Five Grandchildren RACINE - Plans for an il)o RUTLAND - A picnic at the formal reception honoring Deptr home or Mrs. Harold Sauer was ty Grand Matron Cora Webb on planned when the Woman's SoSept. 28 were made when Raciety of Christian Scnice of cine Chapter, Order or Eastern the Rutland Methodist Church met recently at the home of ~r, met at the temple. Plans were made for observMrs. Dana Hottman. ing !rleoos nigllt at the lime Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, vice the reception is held with all president, gave devotions and Meigs County chapters to par~ the program was presented by Mrs. George White who used tlci.p&te. Worthy Matron Louise stewart the t{f)ics "Teaching ror eom. . named Chlorus Grimm and Shir:mitmen t" a n d 11 U!llerstandlng ley Johnson, chairman and co·Evangelism for Different Ages. •• chairman tor the reception and Plans tor a mother~ughter blnfrierkl' s night prvgram w i t h ·quet were discussed. Clara Adams named chairman ot Refreshments were aerved by the refreshment committee. the hostess during a concluding Worlhy Patron William Stewsocial hour. art announced the past officers' picnic for July 21 at the home of Ben and Maxine Philson. The chapter also planned to Originally, the A I a m o in Texas was a Catholic mlssion. honor past matrons and past paBaoketball ls truly Ameri- trons at the September meeting with Kathleen McNickle and Mar· ~an in Its origins. garet West named as hostesses. A rummage sale was planned ror August wlth the date and location to be announced. ObligaMIDDLEPORT - For youth, tion nlght will be Observed al graduation 1s a time of mixed the September meeting. emotion a tin1e of reflection, T h e Worthy Matron thanks members for their work at the perhaps, a blt or remorse and a grand inspection held recently time to look to the lllture. For the perent and grantlparat the Southern High School in Raclne. Refreslunents w e r e ent, graWation is a time ct accomplishment and pride In tile served. young people honorecl. T h I s sprlng' s graduatloo brought an ovor!lowlng <Up of pride to Mrs. VIolet Hartinger or SKIN TESTS REQUIRED CHESTER - Those planning Middleport wllo had ftvo grandto work at th!! foo:l. booth or children graduating. These Inthe Chester Volunteer Fire De- cluded three from higll sebool, partment at the Meigs County one trom college and ooe trom Fair may take their skin tests Jt the Meigs Coont)• Health De-Announce Birth partment on July 16 and 16. Those wishing more infurmation GALLIPOLLS - Mr. aod Mrs. are to contact Hoss Cleland at Donovan (Ted) Johnson, 6701 Red Chester. Coach Lane, Reynoldsburg, announce the recent birth or a daughter, at Riverside Hospital ln Columbus, 0. The baby vreighed 7 pourw:Js and 8 ounces and has been named Jody Louise. She has two brothers, Teddy, 7, aoo Timm.Y, 5, Maternal grandfather is Robert Cornwell, Vine St. and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Chauncey E. Harrison, 147 Garfield Ave. Paternal gruat-grarllmother is Mrs. Dale Lee, RaciNJ. 0. ' ~uto Graduate This Spring NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST GALLIPOLJS - SMdra L, Suiter, daughter of Mi. aoo Mr$, A. Kimball Sulter, 281 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, was one of 242 Clpital Unh'Eirsity students on the Dean's List at the eoo or the current semester. To be eligible ror this list, students must acquire a 3. 4 average. (Points are figured on the basis ot tour for an u A, II three for a 118," two for a "c.'' and one for a "0. '') 1N7 Clw<mot 1-1• Spl, t(ll. While wilil blaok v!IQ<I top. ==· ro- steer1nt1 andbnkel. t'o<tor)' air· SGT. LISLE HOME POMEROY - Sgt. E-5 Jlllllea Wllbur Usle, son o! lfr, and Mrs. Charles Lisle or arracule, Is home on a 30-day !urlflll&h, He recentl)' returned from a 12-mooth tour or duty In VIetnam. ~. Usle will report to a base In Georgia lollowlng his ;:'!~ 1'lreo. Just !be ear lor tblo ldnd . ofwealh<r. 1N7c.d .... c.-. Solid white wllb blaek leterl«. Turbo il',ydramatie. Power &tea'tnl and brakeo. r ... tury air· condition- te .-- furl~. COMPLETES TRAINING FT. KNOX, K,y, - Wall Tlrea. 1lool nice cu. IN6 Memory Col- 4 DoorSolid ..tilt• with red leterlor, 8 Gl Stand· ord Traeo. Radio, W· &W tlra One owner. lAw mUeare. Private Howard 0. ,Johnson, 19, soo of Mr. and Mrs, EUgene E. J 801'1, Foster Drive, Ma1011, W. Va., completed recomaiasance training June 21 at the Army Armor center, Ft. Knox, K.Y, Seen and Heard Mrs. Mabel Huellolt of Mt. Pleasan4 Iowa, and Mr. aoolfra. Harold Hueholt and Camlly of Dubuque, Iowa, are visitor& at the home or !he Rev. and Mrs. Glen Hueholt and Camlly. a school or nursing, Latest to gramate was Miss Joy Boggs, daui;bter of Mr. and Mrs. Lfooel Boggs, the Iormor Mary Ulu Ullril!lgo!r. 9le completed her training II\ the Holzer Hospital Scbool of Nursing and In August will besln employment at the Cabell-llunllnglmt Hospital In Huntington, W. ., truct. Bee thl.i truck. INS Fm ...... Dollvory Solid ........ 8 eyl. Std. trona. Tbla ... local truclc, Real ...,•. XL ..... c,.. INI F.... , .... VI er;e:.o. Cab and CbWb lf!f " Ton Plck.Up Bc!lld red, ........ va ..,... 1964 Chewrellt ~ w••·· ot . J,me. der,... . Tott ' Dt~c~··l... hearlllg. · Cdln · would be gi..On ,their when !Ina! de<siln Is , He also 0141.'¥t ~ provide• t.ntoOriollori. :10r ·fcl,;. eatlon of re!liclenta ...,d)!!l!lllf111,. eo and ali<Mo $200 iAIIiard .- . 1111 ciosli tor thlll!e 110r...,1. ' · Alio preselt tor llio 'beliina were Manley ·HfJWal'l(, ·illill'lct engtllrer lor the SRC; L.' C. 'M<> COm, SRC rlg--wo.Y dlviiiOII and John Venture of the West Virginia cllvllloo oroce or the Bureau of Public Holds. '"""lei! junbaJI ~imts • itntintl PAGE II SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1968 VOL 3 NO. 23 ;,·:i..f • JoY'S brother, Jetr. graclaatod !his spring !rom Middleport lligll School and has been ac:cepted lor the Call term at Ohio Unlverolcy. '' . ' ' ' YoU MAY "' ' HOW .~ ' ' MYEON YOUR cA,Ii Norman Lanier of Rio-Grande, ..., or ..... . ,. RUTLAND - The two sons of Mr. and Mra. ~ White or Rullaoo, llolh servl.l llln !he armed forces, . had furloughs at !he aune d!nt and bave been here with tlle>r parents. Airman 1-c ~ae White and his wile, Mary IJou, return8d MOR!I.Y to ColoradoSprlnga, Col where he serves !JI the Norld Intelll(IOIICe Service, S. R. James CUI'IIs Whlto eompleted boot tritn1og at tho Great Lakes Naval Trllinlnt! station, and wlU retllrn !hare lol<nlallor tratnlna •• o hospital corpsman, · .'• . :. . ' ·' - .',, .. COME TO BAHR CLOTHIERS . ~ .......... ..... , U · ROTARY OFFICERS - Pictured abqve are newly-inotalled olllcers o!the Gallipolis Rotary Club. Front row - Eldon Wuercl\ pnoldeot; George Bush, lmmediote past president; Rear - Joe Br~ secretary; Nell Sand£~rs, director; Rev. Paul Bluclers, director; Paul Wag.. 1111', aecoDd vice prealdeati Cecil BarDea, director; Roger Barron, first vlce presidflnt. Not pte-· tured - Gary R. Short, treaourer. One Driver Cited After Mishap, No One Injured . JULY 8th. sured clear diatanee. -.. Pollee '8814 Tim! waa headed JIOJ'tholat on Second Ave,, at f:05 p.m. Friday, and tolled to stop ai the lnteroectlon. H I s trucl< LLtrucl< the back 0( a ear drlvon by Thelma Juanlla Bane, 33, Rt 2 GalltPQila,' Mrs. Bane liad llopped tor tbo tramc slg. nal, Thoro ,..,, moderate dsm00 boll! The Otber ..ddent oocurredat I LOT MEN'S ·;ANTS VALUES TO $14.95 SALE PRICE ss.oo· ONE LOT SIIRTS, Knit & Cotttl VALUES T0$5.00 WI PIIIC:E $3.0 ' ONE LOT OF V~T0.$6.00 ..,: ~ .-r DRISSB VALUES 011·. .Re;. $9.95 to $35.00 ~ OffE LOT Values ss.oo ' •: 63 Mishaps .' . ~ - Probed In Coli'lSlOD . GALLIPOLJS- Noonewasinjured in a car-truck collision at 1:30 P. m. Friday on the Fair· lleld- Centenary Rd., one-tenth of a mlle south or Rt 588. ace The State !Hghwey Patrol said that a car driven by Charles A. 5:50 p.m. Fli.da.Y at Tblrd Ave. Nuckles, 61, of Honlde Ave., aDd Pine St. Olllcora ~ed pulled onto th,e hlghwo.Y Into the that Donna Marlo Klllle. , 0 jiO!h of a trucl< operatec!J.>¥ James Beliolontalne, had stopped at' th; L ll&nson, il; Patrlo't'Star Rt 'lnteraecllon beblnd 1 truck O!!Or- There was no damage to the truek . &ted 1>Jo Charles E.. Yeai!Or, and heavy damage to the ~uckles Rl. 3 Olk HUt Botb were heacl- cer. Nuckles was cited to Gallipolis ed ~st oe Third A~e. Yeaaer bac~ed up and llfuek the Kit. , lolunlelpal Court July 10oocharge tlo ccir. Thore was 110 dal!laae of (allure to yield the right of to tbo truck and minor t.i tbe · WIJ'. ·as, , ¥oborllll the clhllclr<m lor the Dro lfrs, Ella Condes, Beekl' S.iJt! and !lias Mary . Moore said, umonle ls high and W(' intend to keep the plant in full operation." The contrad between Central Operating and the Utlllcy Worl<- ers expired 11 midnigllt, JUDe30, and a picket line wu sel"'atthe plait Sundi.Y nl&fiL SCime 190 om· . ployees of the SpOinpJont ore!.,. volved In the stril<e.' Gallia Countians Leave For Europe GALLIPOUS - Mike ThompTbe 120-memberBucl<eyo state soo and Mike Corbin, GalllpoUs, group will villi! sene European aod Connla Wells, Wllkesvllle, countries ~ring the three -week lelt Friday lor a 21-do.Y trip to tour. Eurq,o with the AU-Olio Youtll The dtolr, called Choir, Goodwill Singing t:· Gov. James Rhodes, left Port Columbus, via TWA, at 8:30 p. m. Alter a atopover In tho Olglrt prooeoded to Londoo. -·-s• ··Oblo'• Bo-. Eight Fined, Eight GALLIPO~IS ~ One driver car. was dted fD GalllpoHa 'MII!iclPollee elle<l Yeoser to mupal Conrl In etch ol 1100 trallle nlelpal court on a cllarge ofbackacel-s Friday, No one waa lng llilhout !he assured clear injured. dlstallce. He poeted a $250 bmd Torry G. Tau, 29, Scottown, to appear Monday. . .... died to court, and posted . a ifo2~ . bcJ!Id, Monday 011'* cblrge . •!"'•· SPECJ4L VALVES FqR " ..,~··, .....lllti!ttii~:M··,;;;NO: Otte Hurtc . - Child Oinic '\ STAITING MONDAY " ,J. A. Moore, rights. He said the company is rnan~ger of the Philip Sporn Plant sure that no responsible WliOO or the Central Operating Com· leader condones unlawful and dan11 pany, said Saturday thaLlheplant gerous acts. Central Operating is continuing full optratlon de- Company takes seriously its r&o spite I!' strike by members of the sponslbility to the public and the Utility Workers Union ()f Ameri- pltiic Interest In the continuance ot electric service is an overridca, Af[....CIO. Moore said the compamo takes Ing one." The plant manager said' 'those the view that the strike is undewho seek to thwart the contin.r sirable and noll1Jroducti ve both to ance of electric service to the Central Operating Company and the striking employees. He rei~ public are doing a dis-service to erated Central Operating's posi· the public, to the community and tioo that it is willing Lo continue to the efforts being made to settlt to negotiate the issues involved the strike.'' Ahout 100 employees ol Central and to discuss with the union a Operating Company, virtually all proper means of bringing the of them on a supervisory level, strike to a quick conclusion. Moore said there have been are continuing to operate the plant some threats ol violence, some and are living in tile plant.. de struction of property and inter· fercnce with the company's right to go in and out of the plant. He said Central Operating Company expects to take aU of the legal steps avallable to it to insure its NEW HAVEN - Permit Suspended · SOLE OWNER - BUI Joe JOOnson. Gallipolis, · ls DOW sole owner ot the GaUipolls Chryslor - Pl,ymoutll firm, 1637 Eastern Awe. Johnson previously shared the firm's ..,....ship with Jbn Mink. He bougbt Mink's share on Ma7 a. PICNIC HELD GALLIPOLIS - The last meetIng of the Toddlers to Tassels Mothers League was held last night at tile clcy pool. Leoguo members, famllles and friends enjoyed a plcnic: prior to an even.. tng or awbnmlng. I G;\LIJPOLlS .- · G.. Ia Councy ,tf,~nlle Court Judge John W. ltowcll suspended the temporary instruction permit ol James E. Myers, 16, Gallipolis, ror three months and impouOOed his ve-hicle on a eit_y police charge of operating a motor vehicle on the permil In another city police case involving a juvenile, Judge Howell fined Johnny C8llicoat. 17, Rt. 1 Bidwell, $10 and costs, on a charge of failure to yield the right or Will'SEEKS DIVORCE POMEROY - Chlrging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Marvin Allen Otler,arnlnor of Middleport, hns llled suit for dlvone ngalnst Rose Marie Oller, Gallipolis, a minor, in the Meigs County common Pleas COurt. Others Forfeit Bonds . • ,, Po11:EROY '\...2_ '1:<1.::W. Jet~d- j~ a;q.~•~ ants were fined and elglrt others forfeited bonds Friday In the ..,rt of Meigs Councy Judge Frank W. Porter. Fined were WUUam R. Dean, Rutland, hltskip, $2a and costs; Lester M. Lewis, Minersville, $10 and costs, oo reglstratloo or a motor vehicle; D. W· Ash, Pt. Pleaoanl, $10 and costs, oo operator's license, and $150 and costs and three days In jall with $100 of the line suspended and a olx mon!hs Prd>atiOO pert~ on charges of driving while Intoxtcated; James P. Snyder, Porneroy, overload, $74 and costs, $50 suspended; James Priddy, Rutland, overload, $127 a e d costs, $100 suspended; stanley G. Wello, Pomeroy, $10 and costo, assured clear distance; Tbomos If. Stewart, Cloeshire Rout.P 2 ""'" :: •. ;without as8llr~ ed clear distance, $10 and costs; Tracy Whaley, Pomeroy, $101111d costs, stop sign. Forfeiting bmds wore Paul Runyon, Minersville, issuing menaetng threats, $27.50; Edwar d Moor e, Mine r svUIe, 1soutng menacing threats, $27.50, and $100, resisting arrest; Carl K• Bl·-~-shl CIIII\VII p, Pl. PI easant, loft of •~•-r, ~$27 .~; •• ~~~ R. Burns, Po moroy, $17 .~, •• rtdlng a cyde without e,yo protection; Bernie L. Taylor, Indianapolis, $57.50, no hillltWIJ' use tax sticker; John w. Tay1or, Ramer, ov. erwidth vehicle, $27 .50; James p . Edwards, J r., PItt sbur.,, "" $27 . 50, .....,..ng; """""' Geneva Con"•-· ~, Peehl es, $27 .50 , psss.,.ov. er a double yellow line at an Intersectloo. Serviceman C<lneorl8 ..... - concerts !lave been ~- Accom,Pin;)'inc . . cbOir are chaperaeea, a phyllldan and npresentallveo of fha MDiklftlllm Motor Clm of Zanellvllle. EUb choir member !lnaneea hll or her trip. The choir will return to Co1umbu s at 5:~p.m. " Frt"-~ •·•- · ...... 26. The orpniution, with r e d bl azers a.s members' lde~Klt;yIng mark, II under the dlrec~ uon 0( Gl oev we Thomaa, wbo heads tile vocal muole cloportment ol !he Zanesville city schools. The 120 All - 0 h l o Chol r --~UIVII...,~, s ue se1ectad from a 300-voice Otdo State Fair y ou., ~ Choru 1 wbldl performs amual(y at the 11ate lair--' ..-~s. Upoo rolurelng the European choir will partldpate In eoneerts throusbout OhleandwDI appear at the state ra1r. For Bums PO!o!EROY - Franklin Roush, a Tennessee serviceman., wis treated for flrst, second a n d thlrd degree burns about tile race, hands and arms Friday night at Veteran• Memorial HospitaL Roush was lakOn to !he hospital by the Pconeroy Emerpney squlld alter havllll reportedly pOUI'od psoll111 on the carburetor of his automobile at Rizer's on E. Main St., and the psollne caught Ore. Roush was referred to the Vet;.. erans Hospital In Runtlngtoo !ollowlng local treatment. Colleetiom Up . POMEROY - Soles t1x colleellons In 'Meigs Couell lor' Jilne this year wore up about $18,0011 ovor June of lao! ""' 'ao....Una to the report of Jalm 1). HW>ert. Ohio troasurer. ' ·'' !,~ !® the IIIOCitl) IDtaled . tts.~'l?. ~ to tu.-t 3.01.54 for J-~~~7. •Reeel»ia ' fiirJiie prtvl~ .,.... ' the r ... ·" ... ;·1~ ~.1 \ ' """ ed ciurlng the ~· 'rillts to England, Doemark, Sweden, Frauce, Switzerland, llob' and . Portugllt.. :.1 •~ "-.. ~..... -.~~"' Is Treated ~ital.~ .. - j Plant Continuing Full Operation "'re UtSURANCI WITH White Brothers Enjoy Furlough GALLIPOLJS - Sltowillg loss11 or lllllos, In all eatepnie• except new ltousetrallera Gallla Colmtl lllllolnoblle dealers oold 391eas motorvehlclealastmooth than dlrlng Ma,y. Dealera' sales !all month totaled 298 compared to 337 tho prevlouo mOII\h. Figure• from, the Tille Dlvllloo of Clerk or Court MarJorie R.lnehart'l olllce ohowed that8&8 tl.tloo !SlUed last moolh as orallLst 991 In May. L a s t moolh 290 mortgages were rued and ~ mortpgeo wero caneellod. IP May, 3lf mortgages wer• flied and 257 were caneellad. "l.ast momh sales of new ears "'-"to 91 !rom 106ln May,. lou of15 sales. New truck sales ~ munth ~ oO one lr4m 18, In Mal to 17 In JUne. Uand ear oalos were down 10 In JUne lrom the 151 aold In !fay. · F.levao uaed trucks were aold In June compared to 18 In !fay. Twent;y - two new housetr!lilers :were lltlld In June compared to 13 In !fay, Other sales In June IDc:luded 10 new and olx used motorcycles. ~.~~~~~~; · · EMOTOR '''·. . oMriJ'' . . . · Lone wlleel base. SoUl! blue. e ·ot std. ~ns. All ·1(004 tlrea. Thla Ia a low mqeap, 1oool own· . wllb btoclt bueket •to B.P. ' Speed w.-.w ltm. Good I ·""' ' Va. Gorland lllld Betcy !lartinger Lanter, received a bachelor or arts degree from Ohio University last month and has been &i"Cepted for graduate work In pqchology at Clark Unlverslcy In Worcester, Mass. Deborah Jordan gramatedlrom Upper Arlington High S.hoollast month and will be altending Ohio Unlverslcy. Sbe Is the dauillter of Ralph and Violet Hartinger Jordan o! Columbua. Jame• (Jlmmer) Hartinger, son of Col. and Mrs. James Harllngar, re<elved his higll sehool diploma rrom the R..,.he lll&b School In Las Vops, Nevada. He plans to stteOO a unlveralljl In Nevada. , '' ' o I , .~ l : any ol1 thlse peOple~'' AJ.Vl• ~d Chamber ,Of C~erce, a~ked- lf The ROgloter !oll<IW\IW thO .... there .... any schedule ror IIlio , .' ~· ., pleUon .or .•W'IIIII ol the Roqte Mn. Bryao olso , 11*1, 17 extenalqO. , the school lo Ill be ,erl\oYed lllil Nonnan ll Rouoh or the 81\C thlt IIllo' "!"'! pori ~ deolan se<#oo Aid the two ~oopo. plan .orlglniUy presented." ·~. and the brldp over Roulo 2 also said residents 01 Henilet,<, ·wooid ~ u _.as JIOSilible, son who ~sed to an to the h!UJ:i <,...t the olher work ochodule was sides dUI'Ing ·.oood periods could not yet ready. not do so becauoe or the Roush told CO<U Dean ol Point rood. ' Plell!lllt that the rtglrt-<>1-wo.Y for She Aid lhe would like for the Route 17 extensloo would the SRC to CQI18lder this. "I be at least 150 feet In wlcllll. would like to see wtat ls done He said. it "can be much wldbenelllt the town and not to des- er, depeJding on the construotroy u.;· Mrs, Bryan concluded. tion details" which have ootbeen Rush A. Krodell, represent. com,pleted. ed the roods commltteo of the Also appeartrwbeforethehearPolnt Pleasant - lfasoo Counl¥ lng were Bill Stntos or the Do';,' ' ' • '·''-' It REG. PI!ICI $7.95 1'0'$12.95 · -· an of Jluntlngton, elQ)resoed lean the new elhated highway wooJd l!'&ve MacceBS to residents along tho hUistde, exc~JPt vla routes through the hillside. Alvis told The Register, '-• ever, that as much access as possible would be provided lor private pJ'opertles without l~ terruptlng the traffic patterns on the new lour-lane highway. He pointed out that although the current Route 17 at Chestnut Street, In Henderson eveP. tually would be CUt off by !he new rood, tllal access to the uew rood is being plaonM for both eods of the Old Route 17 secUOIL "We don't intend to isolate Sales Past Moqth , ·-' MEN'S.SUMMER JACKETS rNS Clooo'l!let " Ton Truck ' .bow~ . During SALE ·PiiCE 1IUC1(S ' tenalon trom"J!>o ~ 2 Ex- · how0ver, woold be Included In the tract This lncbxjes the construepre~ow~, to I' ~"'""J•,._so~IJ>: Se<!)lld ~·e a!"'"t whicb to- tlon of 'an , '"ldllloilil tw.o lanes easl , ~(·ih•• l/.S. Coo~! Guard. do.Y's heartrw wu conducted. on Ro\itl! ~ '1ni,'ille lntercllange statloo,... · _ ~. . • ·· ThJ·s phase include• construe- area. ~ noUte 17 ~ ove-: A .il;l' itne.~r':~ fD tbe' . lion of two, ratnps to c0111plete Route 2 tp the """ btldge and , ' new ~~al 1 4-;~i!~ a r'!"4 the Henderion lilterchallle and the IW~oO!I ~~pseasi or lioute ll'om the new ~ -17 fD Rpute an addlllonal ·leDgth or lour-lane 2 lor tramc entering alid leav· 2, cutting directly ,thrflll&h, 11~.,. Route 17 "' connoct,with present lng the lit'ldge. deraon !l<hool. This l'U!liOred !Or Rou\8 17 at Chestnut Street"""' ' The third and d.nalphaaewould some t!me,: came aa a ,aurpr{se t~ B&O RaUrood Bridge. be the construcUon olalour-lane altho hearing. ' '· , The two ramps menUonM Route 17 fr.om near 1~ railo. R. Cdln, represenun;sac ~.bovO lncl~e; the one througll rood bridge to Two Mile Creek Commlssloner,,M. R. (Cy) Ham- Heooersoo School aoo the sec- vlclnlcy below the Coast Guard Ill, however, 'poi·~ out that the Ond e-nds rrom one ot the station. " · .-plans We~e ~~Jiialnary •oo Route 2• iodtJs to ' the .pro;>OSed , · Jt WOB pointed oui It the hearllnal deslsn . C<!iiiCI not be modo Roulo 17 extension. . ing that the new Routes 2 and 17 undJ ~vljl by the U.S. Bu, The lttei phose, according to would be elevatod somell feet relu ~~ l'lllilte !t:'a. ·Robert Alvis of the SRC doolgn. One protestant at the hearing, This ~on or 1110 project, clivl!lon, already is ~r ell~ Mrs. I1I.Y (Louise Morris) Bry- ..,. • • ( �. ... ··.~· ,. ·' ,. .. '· '. l • . "II • , .~so · at~on 1r.1U]Or J: . ···'· / \ve~ne1idi.Y mor~ hearing on a 2.3 · or a l-1ane Route Croon the eoo of Oh!o River Bridge. . ..· TKI~ w~a the major protest :at the hearing acconllng to a .'•lor)\ln Wednesdo.Y's Pl Pleasini!Wglster by Editor Jol)nsa... ·aen . ... , Durll!i !he 29-mlnute seulqn at the Muon County Courthouse, fii'e pef,S,OOS appeared toe11press thelt ~nlons aoo ask questions o! the $tate .Rosd commloslon. The SRC presented a mllj> out·lining tile proposed Route 17.,. ""* J A'MES HARTINGER Picnic 1s Planned By Society Group DEBORAH JORDAN Reception is Planned Five Grandchildren RACINE - Plans for an il)o RUTLAND - A picnic at the formal reception honoring Deptr home or Mrs. Harold Sauer was ty Grand Matron Cora Webb on planned when the Woman's SoSept. 28 were made when Raciety of Christian Scnice of cine Chapter, Order or Eastern the Rutland Methodist Church met recently at the home of ~r, met at the temple. Plans were made for observMrs. Dana Hottman. ing !rleoos nigllt at the lime Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, vice the reception is held with all president, gave devotions and Meigs County chapters to par~ the program was presented by Mrs. George White who used tlci.p&te. Worthy Matron Louise stewart the t{f)ics "Teaching ror eom. . named Chlorus Grimm and Shir:mitmen t" a n d 11 U!llerstandlng ley Johnson, chairman and co·Evangelism for Different Ages. •• chairman tor the reception and Plans tor a mother~ughter blnfrierkl' s night prvgram w i t h ·quet were discussed. Clara Adams named chairman ot Refreshments were aerved by the refreshment committee. the hostess during a concluding Worlhy Patron William Stewsocial hour. art announced the past officers' picnic for July 21 at the home of Ben and Maxine Philson. The chapter also planned to Originally, the A I a m o in Texas was a Catholic mlssion. honor past matrons and past paBaoketball ls truly Ameri- trons at the September meeting with Kathleen McNickle and Mar· ~an in Its origins. garet West named as hostesses. A rummage sale was planned ror August wlth the date and location to be announced. ObligaMIDDLEPORT - For youth, tion nlght will be Observed al graduation 1s a time of mixed the September meeting. emotion a tin1e of reflection, T h e Worthy Matron thanks members for their work at the perhaps, a blt or remorse and a grand inspection held recently time to look to the lllture. For the perent and grantlparat the Southern High School in Raclne. Refreslunents w e r e ent, graWation is a time ct accomplishment and pride In tile served. young people honorecl. T h I s sprlng' s graduatloo brought an ovor!lowlng <Up of pride to Mrs. VIolet Hartinger or SKIN TESTS REQUIRED CHESTER - Those planning Middleport wllo had ftvo grandto work at th!! foo:l. booth or children graduating. These Inthe Chester Volunteer Fire De- cluded three from higll sebool, partment at the Meigs County one trom college and ooe trom Fair may take their skin tests Jt the Meigs Coont)• Health De-Announce Birth partment on July 16 and 16. Those wishing more infurmation GALLIPOLLS - Mr. aod Mrs. are to contact Hoss Cleland at Donovan (Ted) Johnson, 6701 Red Chester. Coach Lane, Reynoldsburg, announce the recent birth or a daughter, at Riverside Hospital ln Columbus, 0. The baby vreighed 7 pourw:Js and 8 ounces and has been named Jody Louise. She has two brothers, Teddy, 7, aoo Timm.Y, 5, Maternal grandfather is Robert Cornwell, Vine St. and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Chauncey E. Harrison, 147 Garfield Ave. Paternal gruat-grarllmother is Mrs. Dale Lee, RaciNJ. 0. ' ~uto Graduate This Spring NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST GALLIPOLJS - SMdra L, Suiter, daughter of Mi. aoo Mr$, A. Kimball Sulter, 281 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, was one of 242 Clpital Unh'Eirsity students on the Dean's List at the eoo or the current semester. To be eligible ror this list, students must acquire a 3. 4 average. (Points are figured on the basis ot tour for an u A, II three for a 118," two for a "c.'' and one for a "0. '') 1N7 Clw<mot 1-1• Spl, t(ll. While wilil blaok v!IQ<I top. ==· ro- steer1nt1 andbnkel. t'o<tor)' air· SGT. LISLE HOME POMEROY - Sgt. E-5 Jlllllea Wllbur Usle, son o! lfr, and Mrs. Charles Lisle or arracule, Is home on a 30-day !urlflll&h, He recentl)' returned from a 12-mooth tour or duty In VIetnam. ~. Usle will report to a base In Georgia lollowlng his ;:'!~ 1'lreo. Just !be ear lor tblo ldnd . ofwealh<r. 1N7c.d .... c.-. Solid white wllb blaek leterl«. Turbo il',ydramatie. Power &tea'tnl and brakeo. r ... tury air· condition- te .-- furl~. COMPLETES TRAINING FT. KNOX, K,y, - Wall Tlrea. 1lool nice cu. IN6 Memory Col- 4 DoorSolid ..tilt• with red leterlor, 8 Gl Stand· ord Traeo. Radio, W· &W tlra One owner. lAw mUeare. Private Howard 0. ,Johnson, 19, soo of Mr. and Mrs, EUgene E. J 801'1, Foster Drive, Ma1011, W. Va., completed recomaiasance training June 21 at the Army Armor center, Ft. Knox, K.Y, Seen and Heard Mrs. Mabel Huellolt of Mt. Pleasan4 Iowa, and Mr. aoolfra. Harold Hueholt and Camlly of Dubuque, Iowa, are visitor& at the home or !he Rev. and Mrs. Glen Hueholt and Camlly. a school or nursing, Latest to gramate was Miss Joy Boggs, daui;bter of Mr. and Mrs. Lfooel Boggs, the Iormor Mary Ulu Ullril!lgo!r. 9le completed her training II\ the Holzer Hospital Scbool of Nursing and In August will besln employment at the Cabell-llunllnglmt Hospital In Huntington, W. ., truct. Bee thl.i truck. INS Fm ...... Dollvory Solid ........ 8 eyl. Std. trona. Tbla ... local truclc, Real ...,•. XL ..... c,.. INI F.... , .... VI er;e:.o. Cab and CbWb lf!f " Ton Plck.Up Bc!lld red, ........ va ..,... 1964 Chewrellt ~ w••·· ot . J,me. der,... . Tott ' Dt~c~··l... hearlllg. · Cdln · would be gi..On ,their when !Ina! de<siln Is , He also 0141.'¥t ~ provide• t.ntoOriollori. :10r ·fcl,;. eatlon of re!liclenta ...,d)!!l!lllf111,. eo and ali<Mo $200 iAIIiard .- . 1111 ciosli tor thlll!e 110r...,1. ' · Alio preselt tor llio 'beliina were Manley ·HfJWal'l(, ·illill'lct engtllrer lor the SRC; L.' C. 'M<> COm, SRC rlg--wo.Y dlviiiOII and John Venture of the West Virginia cllvllloo oroce or the Bureau of Public Holds. '"""lei! junbaJI ~imts • itntintl PAGE II SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1968 VOL 3 NO. 23 ;,·:i..f • JoY'S brother, Jetr. graclaatod !his spring !rom Middleport lligll School and has been ac:cepted lor the Call term at Ohio Unlverolcy. '' . ' ' ' YoU MAY "' ' HOW .~ ' ' MYEON YOUR cA,Ii Norman Lanier of Rio-Grande, ..., or ..... . ,. RUTLAND - The two sons of Mr. and Mra. ~ White or Rullaoo, llolh servl.l llln !he armed forces, . had furloughs at !he aune d!nt and bave been here with tlle>r parents. Airman 1-c ~ae White and his wile, Mary IJou, return8d MOR!I.Y to ColoradoSprlnga, Col where he serves !JI the Norld Intelll(IOIICe Service, S. R. James CUI'IIs Whlto eompleted boot tritn1og at tho Great Lakes Naval Trllinlnt! station, and wlU retllrn !hare lol<nlallor tratnlna •• o hospital corpsman, · .'• . :. . ' ·' - .',, .. COME TO BAHR CLOTHIERS . ~ .......... ..... , U · ROTARY OFFICERS - Pictured abqve are newly-inotalled olllcers o!the Gallipolis Rotary Club. Front row - Eldon Wuercl\ pnoldeot; George Bush, lmmediote past president; Rear - Joe Br~ secretary; Nell Sand£~rs, director; Rev. Paul Bluclers, director; Paul Wag.. 1111', aecoDd vice prealdeati Cecil BarDea, director; Roger Barron, first vlce presidflnt. Not pte-· tured - Gary R. Short, treaourer. One Driver Cited After Mishap, No One Injured . JULY 8th. sured clear diatanee. -.. Pollee '8814 Tim! waa headed JIOJ'tholat on Second Ave,, at f:05 p.m. Friday, and tolled to stop ai the lnteroectlon. H I s trucl< LLtrucl< the back 0( a ear drlvon by Thelma Juanlla Bane, 33, Rt 2 GalltPQila,' Mrs. Bane liad llopped tor tbo tramc slg. nal, Thoro ,..,, moderate dsm00 boll! The Otber ..ddent oocurredat I LOT MEN'S ·;ANTS VALUES TO $14.95 SALE PRICE ss.oo· ONE LOT SIIRTS, Knit & Cotttl VALUES T0$5.00 WI PIIIC:E $3.0 ' ONE LOT OF V~T0.$6.00 ..,: ~ .-r DRISSB VALUES 011·. .Re;. $9.95 to $35.00 ~ OffE LOT Values ss.oo ' •: 63 Mishaps .' . ~ - Probed In Coli'lSlOD . GALLIPOLJS- Noonewasinjured in a car-truck collision at 1:30 P. m. Friday on the Fair· lleld- Centenary Rd., one-tenth of a mlle south or Rt 588. ace The State !Hghwey Patrol said that a car driven by Charles A. 5:50 p.m. Fli.da.Y at Tblrd Ave. Nuckles, 61, of Honlde Ave., aDd Pine St. Olllcora ~ed pulled onto th,e hlghwo.Y Into the that Donna Marlo Klllle. , 0 jiO!h of a trucl< operatec!J.>¥ James Beliolontalne, had stopped at' th; L ll&nson, il; Patrlo't'Star Rt 'lnteraecllon beblnd 1 truck O!!Or- There was no damage to the truek . &ted 1>Jo Charles E.. Yeai!Or, and heavy damage to the ~uckles Rl. 3 Olk HUt Botb were heacl- cer. Nuckles was cited to Gallipolis ed ~st oe Third A~e. Yeaaer bac~ed up and llfuek the Kit. , lolunlelpal Court July 10oocharge tlo ccir. Thore was 110 dal!laae of (allure to yield the right of to tbo truck and minor t.i tbe · WIJ'. ·as, , ¥oborllll the clhllclr<m lor the Dro lfrs, Ella Condes, Beekl' S.iJt! and !lias Mary . Moore said, umonle ls high and W(' intend to keep the plant in full operation." The contrad between Central Operating and the Utlllcy Worl<- ers expired 11 midnigllt, JUDe30, and a picket line wu sel"'atthe plait Sundi.Y nl&fiL SCime 190 om· . ployees of the SpOinpJont ore!.,. volved In the stril<e.' Gallia Countians Leave For Europe GALLIPOUS - Mike ThompTbe 120-memberBucl<eyo state soo and Mike Corbin, GalllpoUs, group will villi! sene European aod Connla Wells, Wllkesvllle, countries ~ring the three -week lelt Friday lor a 21-do.Y trip to tour. Eurq,o with the AU-Olio Youtll The dtolr, called Choir, Goodwill Singing t:· Gov. James Rhodes, left Port Columbus, via TWA, at 8:30 p. m. Alter a atopover In tho Olglrt prooeoded to Londoo. -·-s• ··Oblo'• Bo-. Eight Fined, Eight GALLIPO~IS ~ One driver car. was dted fD GalllpoHa 'MII!iclPollee elle<l Yeoser to mupal Conrl In etch ol 1100 trallle nlelpal court on a cllarge ofbackacel-s Friday, No one waa lng llilhout !he assured clear injured. dlstallce. He poeted a $250 bmd Torry G. Tau, 29, Scottown, to appear Monday. . .... died to court, and posted . a ifo2~ . bcJ!Id, Monday 011'* cblrge . •!"'•· SPECJ4L VALVES FqR " ..,~··, .....lllti!ttii~:M··,;;;NO: Otte Hurtc . - Child Oinic '\ STAITING MONDAY " ,J. A. Moore, rights. He said the company is rnan~ger of the Philip Sporn Plant sure that no responsible WliOO or the Central Operating Com· leader condones unlawful and dan11 pany, said Saturday thaLlheplant gerous acts. Central Operating is continuing full optratlon de- Company takes seriously its r&o spite I!' strike by members of the sponslbility to the public and the Utility Workers Union ()f Ameri- pltiic Interest In the continuance ot electric service is an overridca, Af[....CIO. Moore said the compamo takes Ing one." The plant manager said' 'those the view that the strike is undewho seek to thwart the contin.r sirable and noll1Jroducti ve both to ance of electric service to the Central Operating Company and the striking employees. He rei~ public are doing a dis-service to erated Central Operating's posi· the public, to the community and tioo that it is willing Lo continue to the efforts being made to settlt to negotiate the issues involved the strike.'' Ahout 100 employees ol Central and to discuss with the union a Operating Company, virtually all proper means of bringing the of them on a supervisory level, strike to a quick conclusion. Moore said there have been are continuing to operate the plant some threats ol violence, some and are living in tile plant.. de struction of property and inter· fercnce with the company's right to go in and out of the plant. He said Central Operating Company expects to take aU of the legal steps avallable to it to insure its NEW HAVEN - Permit Suspended · SOLE OWNER - BUI Joe JOOnson. Gallipolis, · ls DOW sole owner ot the GaUipolls Chryslor - Pl,ymoutll firm, 1637 Eastern Awe. Johnson previously shared the firm's ..,....ship with Jbn Mink. He bougbt Mink's share on Ma7 a. PICNIC HELD GALLIPOLIS - The last meetIng of the Toddlers to Tassels Mothers League was held last night at tile clcy pool. Leoguo members, famllles and friends enjoyed a plcnic: prior to an even.. tng or awbnmlng. I G;\LIJPOLlS .- · G.. Ia Councy ,tf,~nlle Court Judge John W. ltowcll suspended the temporary instruction permit ol James E. Myers, 16, Gallipolis, ror three months and impouOOed his ve-hicle on a eit_y police charge of operating a motor vehicle on the permil In another city police case involving a juvenile, Judge Howell fined Johnny C8llicoat. 17, Rt. 1 Bidwell, $10 and costs, on a charge of failure to yield the right or Will'SEEKS DIVORCE POMEROY - Chlrging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, Marvin Allen Otler,arnlnor of Middleport, hns llled suit for dlvone ngalnst Rose Marie Oller, Gallipolis, a minor, in the Meigs County common Pleas COurt. Others Forfeit Bonds . • ,, Po11:EROY '\...2_ '1:<1.::W. Jet~d- j~ a;q.~•~ ants were fined and elglrt others forfeited bonds Friday In the ..,rt of Meigs Councy Judge Frank W. Porter. Fined were WUUam R. Dean, Rutland, hltskip, $2a and costs; Lester M. Lewis, Minersville, $10 and costs, oo reglstratloo or a motor vehicle; D. W· Ash, Pt. Pleaoanl, $10 and costs, oo operator's license, and $150 and costs and three days In jall with $100 of the line suspended and a olx mon!hs Prd>atiOO pert~ on charges of driving while Intoxtcated; James P. Snyder, Porneroy, overload, $74 and costs, $50 suspended; James Priddy, Rutland, overload, $127 a e d costs, $100 suspended; stanley G. Wello, Pomeroy, $10 and costo, assured clear distance; Tbomos If. Stewart, Cloeshire Rout.P 2 ""'" :: •. ;without as8llr~ ed clear distance, $10 and costs; Tracy Whaley, Pomeroy, $101111d costs, stop sign. Forfeiting bmds wore Paul Runyon, Minersville, issuing menaetng threats, $27.50; Edwar d Moor e, Mine r svUIe, 1soutng menacing threats, $27.50, and $100, resisting arrest; Carl K• Bl·-~-shl CIIII\VII p, Pl. PI easant, loft of •~•-r, ~$27 .~; •• ~~~ R. Burns, Po moroy, $17 .~, •• rtdlng a cyde without e,yo protection; Bernie L. Taylor, Indianapolis, $57.50, no hillltWIJ' use tax sticker; John w. Tay1or, Ramer, ov. erwidth vehicle, $27 .50; James p . Edwards, J r., PItt sbur.,, "" $27 . 50, .....,..ng; """""' Geneva Con"•-· ~, Peehl es, $27 .50 , psss.,.ov. er a double yellow line at an Intersectloo. Serviceman C<lneorl8 ..... - concerts !lave been ~- Accom,Pin;)'inc . . cbOir are chaperaeea, a phyllldan and npresentallveo of fha MDiklftlllm Motor Clm of Zanellvllle. EUb choir member !lnaneea hll or her trip. The choir will return to Co1umbu s at 5:~p.m. " Frt"-~ •·•- · ...... 26. The orpniution, with r e d bl azers a.s members' lde~Klt;yIng mark, II under the dlrec~ uon 0( Gl oev we Thomaa, wbo heads tile vocal muole cloportment ol !he Zanesville city schools. The 120 All - 0 h l o Chol r --~UIVII...,~, s ue se1ectad from a 300-voice Otdo State Fair y ou., ~ Choru 1 wbldl performs amual(y at the 11ate lair--' ..-~s. Upoo rolurelng the European choir will partldpate In eoneerts throusbout OhleandwDI appear at the state ra1r. For Bums PO!o!EROY - Franklin Roush, a Tennessee serviceman., wis treated for flrst, second a n d thlrd degree burns about tile race, hands and arms Friday night at Veteran• Memorial HospitaL Roush was lakOn to !he hospital by the Pconeroy Emerpney squlld alter havllll reportedly pOUI'od psoll111 on the carburetor of his automobile at Rizer's on E. Main St., and the psollne caught Ore. Roush was referred to the Vet;.. erans Hospital In Runtlngtoo !ollowlng local treatment. Colleetiom Up . POMEROY - Soles t1x colleellons In 'Meigs Couell lor' Jilne this year wore up about $18,0011 ovor June of lao! ""' 'ao....Una to the report of Jalm 1). HW>ert. Ohio troasurer. ' ·'' !,~ !® the IIIOCitl) IDtaled . tts.~'l?. ~ to tu.-t 3.01.54 for J-~~~7. •Reeel»ia ' fiirJiie prtvl~ .,.... ' the r ... ·" ... ;·1~ ~.1 \ ' """ ed ciurlng the ~· 'rillts to England, Doemark, Sweden, Frauce, Switzerland, llob' and . Portugllt.. :.1 •~ "-.. ~..... -.~~"' Is Treated ~ital.~ .. - j Plant Continuing Full Operation "'re UtSURANCI WITH White Brothers Enjoy Furlough GALLIPOLJS - Sltowillg loss11 or lllllos, In all eatepnie• except new ltousetrallera Gallla Colmtl lllllolnoblle dealers oold 391eas motorvehlclealastmooth than dlrlng Ma,y. Dealera' sales !all month totaled 298 compared to 337 tho prevlouo mOII\h. Figure• from, the Tille Dlvllloo of Clerk or Court MarJorie R.lnehart'l olllce ohowed that8&8 tl.tloo !SlUed last moolh as orallLst 991 In May. L a s t moolh 290 mortgages were rued and ~ mortpgeo wero caneellod. IP May, 3lf mortgages wer• flied and 257 were caneellad. "l.ast momh sales of new ears "'-"to 91 !rom 106ln May,. lou of15 sales. New truck sales ~ munth ~ oO one lr4m 18, In Mal to 17 In JUne. Uand ear oalos were down 10 In JUne lrom the 151 aold In !fay. · F.levao uaed trucks were aold In June compared to 18 In !fay. Twent;y - two new housetr!lilers :were lltlld In June compared to 13 In !fay, Other sales In June IDc:luded 10 new and olx used motorcycles. ~.~~~~~~; · · EMOTOR '''·. . oMriJ'' . . . · Lone wlleel base. SoUl! blue. e ·ot std. ~ns. All ·1(004 tlrea. Thla Ia a low mqeap, 1oool own· . wllb btoclt bueket •to B.P. ' Speed w.-.w ltm. Good I ·""' ' Va. Gorland lllld Betcy !lartinger Lanter, received a bachelor or arts degree from Ohio University last month and has been &i"Cepted for graduate work In pqchology at Clark Unlverslcy In Worcester, Mass. Deborah Jordan gramatedlrom Upper Arlington High S.hoollast month and will be altending Ohio Unlverslcy. Sbe Is the dauillter of Ralph and Violet Hartinger Jordan o! Columbua. Jame• (Jlmmer) Hartinger, son of Col. and Mrs. James Harllngar, re<elved his higll sehool diploma rrom the R..,.he lll&b School In Las Vops, Nevada. He plans to stteOO a unlveralljl In Nevada. , '' ' o I , .~ l : any ol1 thlse peOple~'' AJ.Vl• ~d Chamber ,Of C~erce, a~ked- lf The ROgloter !oll<IW\IW thO .... there .... any schedule ror IIlio , .' ~· ., pleUon .or .•W'IIIII ol the Roqte Mn. Bryao olso , 11*1, 17 extenalqO. , the school lo Ill be ,erl\oYed lllil Nonnan ll Rouoh or the 81\C thlt IIllo' "!"'! pori ~ deolan se<#oo Aid the two ~oopo. plan .orlglniUy presented." ·~. and the brldp over Roulo 2 also said residents 01 Henilet,<, ·wooid ~ u _.as JIOSilible, son who ~sed to an to the h!UJ:i <,...t the olher work ochodule was sides dUI'Ing ·.oood periods could not yet ready. not do so becauoe or the Roush told CO<U Dean ol Point rood. ' Plell!lllt that the rtglrt-<>1-wo.Y for She Aid lhe would like for the Route 17 extensloo would the SRC to CQI18lder this. "I be at least 150 feet In wlcllll. would like to see wtat ls done He said. it "can be much wldbenelllt the town and not to des- er, depeJding on the construotroy u.;· Mrs, Bryan concluded. tion details" which have ootbeen Rush A. Krodell, represent. com,pleted. ed the roods commltteo of the Also appeartrwbeforethehearPolnt Pleasant - lfasoo Counl¥ lng were Bill Stntos or the Do';,' ' ' • '·''-' It REG. PI!ICI $7.95 1'0'$12.95 · -· an of Jluntlngton, elQ)resoed lean the new elhated highway wooJd l!'&ve MacceBS to residents along tho hUistde, exc~JPt vla routes through the hillside. Alvis told The Register, '-• ever, that as much access as possible would be provided lor private pJ'opertles without l~ terruptlng the traffic patterns on the new lour-lane highway. He pointed out that although the current Route 17 at Chestnut Street, In Henderson eveP. tually would be CUt off by !he new rood, tllal access to the uew rood is being plaonM for both eods of the Old Route 17 secUOIL "We don't intend to isolate Sales Past Moqth , ·-' MEN'S.SUMMER JACKETS rNS Clooo'l!let " Ton Truck ' .bow~ . During SALE ·PiiCE 1IUC1(S ' tenalon trom"J!>o ~ 2 Ex- · how0ver, woold be Included In the tract This lncbxjes the construepre~ow~, to I' ~"'""J•,._so~IJ>: Se<!)lld ~·e a!"'"t whicb to- tlon of 'an , '"ldllloilil tw.o lanes easl , ~(·ih•• l/.S. Coo~! Guard. do.Y's heartrw wu conducted. on Ro\itl! ~ '1ni,'ille lntercllange statloo,... · _ ~. . • ·· ThJ·s phase include• construe- area. ~ noUte 17 ~ ove-: A .il;l' itne.~r':~ fD tbe' . lion of two, ratnps to c0111plete Route 2 tp the """ btldge and , ' new ~~al 1 4-;~i!~ a r'!"4 the Henderion lilterchallle and the IW~oO!I ~~pseasi or lioute ll'om the new ~ -17 fD Rpute an addlllonal ·leDgth or lour-lane 2 lor tramc entering alid leav· 2, cutting directly ,thrflll&h, 11~.,. Route 17 "' connoct,with present lng the lit'ldge. deraon !l<hool. This l'U!liOred !Or Rou\8 17 at Chestnut Street"""' ' The third and d.nalphaaewould some t!me,: came aa a ,aurpr{se t~ B&O RaUrood Bridge. be the construcUon olalour-lane altho hearing. ' '· , The two ramps menUonM Route 17 fr.om near 1~ railo. R. Cdln, represenun;sac ~.bovO lncl~e; the one througll rood bridge to Two Mile Creek Commlssloner,,M. R. (Cy) Ham- Heooersoo School aoo the sec- vlclnlcy below the Coast Guard Ill, however, 'poi·~ out that the Ond e-nds rrom one ot the station. " · .-plans We~e ~~Jiialnary •oo Route 2• iodtJs to ' the .pro;>OSed , · Jt WOB pointed oui It the hearllnal deslsn . C<!iiiCI not be modo Roulo 17 extension. . ing that the new Routes 2 and 17 undJ ~vljl by the U.S. Bu, The lttei phose, according to would be elevatod somell feet relu ~~ l'lllilte !t:'a. ·Robert Alvis of the SRC doolgn. One protestant at the hearing, This ~on or 1110 project, clivl!lon, already is ~r ell~ Mrs. I1I.Y (Louise Morris) Bry- ..,. • • ( �' ' 'l ·~' ' • ' 13- jhe Sjmd~Y 'rlme..senllnoi, Sundai, July?, 19118 · :Wilt's Future .~~ ' M~y Be Cleared • .. ·.~· . in~U . Game:. ' ' l!P By T~esday, .-; ' . . ' l!!iJ!.ADELPHIA (UPi) Whath;r WII t Chamberlain'a ' ,. ·ljilUre Ia lnllldo or ootllldo i>fO ball!otbaU IIIII be cleared up by ' he 111U jUJqJ to lbe rival Amerl· can Bolketllall Aaioclatlon,tcliio ,..tce t_s n01 met ln.t11a )IliA. 0r that he mlldll . . . to the bam- ·Tue!lda¥. storming Horiilir Globeirotters, ' Cbanlberlain plans 'to meet wllhwilomhej!l "edifterl...... ¥0n"'-1' and Tuelda1 with I r v Kansas Unlver:ti; and bWore . 119~. 01111er ol 1he l'ldla- Jolnlng lhe NBA. ,,.,, cl!l~ ·76m, and their tllka But the latter liP ~s~d OIOild.doterl(1lne Cham- no lead to 1Jira1 ciiiiCo\Mies, ~~' playa oext ...1011 llltli emanclng lheporoJ!b!Uil'thatWII• ~ ] !Iori· or lhe r.oa An&eJ•• mlslrt not be on - · s teem ~· ~ or lll)'lloll1 at all. .... Call. .,:aprta tliat 1he .....- . Ali lblnp lllnil IOIW, It's no · - lUPer ' . - hal ..... aec:ret ~lain Wlllll · 'to tr~ lo, lhe.'Lakera for lltree leave l'lr!Iadelphla. Ajld. II' 1 no ~ora arid calh W;re ri!Yived Mere! the 76era are 1101 count~ this ....... But a 711era in( 1111 him- IO&DI. The bl&apol<eanian !naiiiOd ·the trade leot proof ollldsls the tact thel tile dub' a lld:O brodwre doea boa 1101 b..., -..r ,,• \ mG PROJECT - The Meigs County Highway IJo!lortment Is or a bulldozer puahiow ~ l;...lng ,.;, 1)111 the'oiher p~ showd the coun!y's hup D-9 bulldooer aeiting.i 'fOI'ki>Ut on the projecL &lpL Crabtree Slid moving or several ibooaand's or yards or dirt is being requlred ·to eompleto the relocation is shown in the photo at left overlooking the area where the slip occurred from the sectioo where the new route la being located. A Gradall Is being used on 1he old section to keep It passable until the relocation is completed. The center picture is in the process ol undertaking 1 major road relocation projett on King~bury Road, near Route 33, where the May rains aoo flooding caused an unrepairabJe slip to a. section of the present route. RollaOO Crabtree, department superinteOOent.. compl"""'. ' ' . Katie's Korner PCMEROY- OurMosonCOIIn- to enjoy life and nature at Ita besL Good Old lloys? You better believe it! Juat talking to Jody about the spot seemed to brighten correspondent, Alma Marshall, recentzy told in her column of a one-time picnic and camping area on Bt·eezy Heights, that was reached by wooden steps built to go over the cliff behind Pomeroy High School. This is very true and I would like to tell more aboot this and show two pictures that were taken there In 191~ My mother~in-taw, Mrs. T. H. get Ollly $20 mootllly. In last weeks cDlwnn there was a slight error in the recipe of Yeast Blacults. Mrs. T.., it should have been 15. ----Mr, John Souvage, J!utternul ' very attractive aoo well-dressed young lady, ls my information source on the subject. .. lilmlell, There Is oome COQ)ecture that mattero hang. Braves Blank Astros, Angels, Sens ·Triumph ATLANTA (UPi) - Knuddoballer Phil Nlakro pl-atourhltter ·and dlmaxed a DYWIIII 10Yentb<4mfnc rail¥ witll a two- Baltimore Clips Yanks lord's·husbend, In cyping the last line, had ba)W 35 minutes when the belle of any ball and was a POmeroy. wiD - her eyas., (Jody) Crow, who no doubt was ON STEPS - Mrs. T, 11. Crow. Mr. Howard from Huntington and Mrs. LucUle Will Detenbacher pose on the steps that once led to the large picnic area on Breezy Heights in •. SALARY ctiTs DAKAR, Sonepl (UP0- , Members or the So~eM 1NallOi.l A11eml~Jt ,111.~ ,wtecl to cut their salaries by .m~ than two-thirds as an e-le or the aacrlllees they real ore needed to bol1tar the lll!lon'a ecOIIOllll. The dejiUtles, -bad beOJI receiving $64.80 a mCIIItll, Picnic Area £Recalled ty ob- 1101 leature Chamberlain. vl0ulli1 Ia the main boi"'P In lhe wuro ..,..,..r ecntraot extrade, Ills aalll'J Ia estimated to pired In September, and be Slid range II hi&ll as ~50,000 and he found uiiJacceptable" t h e aome o b - s 1hlnk ha may 78era' new offer. This team then ' . IIIYe prloed himself oot ol tho ,.•• him P8rmllalon to,..ottate \ Natiollal Boaketllall Asaoclatlon. with 1ha Liken and there the ~·ala; Ave., Pom~y. has ames~· to relay to ~ yoong man !hal ioai seen taklng,cabbegelromhJapr- . Ca"" · Frethaa Hortoa lr THOMAS THOMAS NEA Sporh Wriler NEW YORK-(NEA)-Tile difference In carrying a .300 bat- ting average lor the National League AU-Stars an<l a .195 average lor the New York Meta Is one year. Or 10 II ...,ms 10 Jerry Grote. The 25-year-old cateher from San Antonio, Te,.. won a poslUon oo the NL starting lineup by receiving more votes lhan the Dodgen' Tom Haller, ClntiMatl rookie Jobn Bench, Atlanta's Joe Torre and lhe Cardinals' Tim McCarver. who ftnlsbed second lhrough filth In that order in the balloting. "Everybody kept saying I couldn't miSB,'' was Grote's reaction. "But I wasn't that sure. There are too many good catehersln the league. "This year I lowered my bands and shortened my swing at bat, and started hitting Une drives again. Also, when I go out to call a game Cor our young pitchers now, I feel prepared and comfortable. There's no second-guessing." Grote played a year at Trinity University before joining the Tens League In 1963. The next year he hit .181 in 100 games at Houston and spent the following Mason at Oklahoma City. A year later he went to the Mell. The All-Star game was the larthest thing from Grote's mind last summer when he was having trouble just staying out of trouble. In Los Angeles one night, the Mell had used two ealchers and Grote was the third and last to go into the game. In the seventh Inning, he got Into an argument with the urn· plre and was eJected. The Dodgen received the winning run whan a rookie outftelder, who had been moved to cateher, allowed a pu.ed baD. Grote received a 10111 distance can from the front olflce in New York and a . line. Manacer Wes Westrum also had ' · Howlftt Roblilaon a few words lor Grote's poor performances-both at'the plate and behind II. II was that kind or year for Jerry Grote. This year dldn'llook promising e!ther. Gil HodfiOB bad succeeded Westrum ao manager. When the aeuon opened, J. C. Martin was the regular cateher. STARRING LINEUPS .. ' Frank Howard, Washington's big IWIDger, heads the Ameri- can League casl, which includes Hannon Killebrew an<l Rod Carew of Minnesota, Ba!Umoo's Brooka R!Jblnaon, Jim Fregosi of the Angels, and last year's MVP winner, Carl Yu. trzemski of the Red Sox. League-leading Detroit place~ two players, Willie Horton and BiD Freeban. Robinson wiD mske his ninth consecutive appearance Cor the AL. Freeban, who led In the bolloiiDg, wiD probably be catehlng his teammate, Denny McLIIID, plus Sam McDowell and Luis Tlant or the Indians, and Tommy John or the White S011. Joining Jerry Grote on the NY squad are Wlllle McCovey (Giants), Curt Flood (Cards), Hank Aaron (Brav~s), Pete Rose (the top vote-getter) and Tommy Helnu ol the Reds an<l Ron Santo and Don Kessinger of the Cubs. Plteben espected to see action are Juan Maricbal, Jerry Koosii!Q, Bob Gibson ahd Don Drysdale. The National League is see!dne Ill lixth straight victory. 1 Kesainger the obortstop,llke Grote the calcher, w!U !JO mal<· llig bls Initial AU-Star appearance. Hank Aaron, se~ for the 14th Ume, said It wu the biggest aurprlse or his life·. "'I didn't' think I hail a chance,'' he said: "Boy , they 'mllll have voted the first day of the oeuon." ,..-, Jerry Grote can as•ure him they didn't. '' American League I b-Harmon Killeb,..., Minnesota 2b-Rod Corew, Minnesota 3b-Brooks Robinson, Baltimore SS-Jim Fregasi, Califomia OF-Carl Yastrzemski,' IOJion OF-Frank Howard, Washington OF-Willie Horton, Detroit C-Bill Frnhan, Detroit Notional Leogue I b-Willie McCovoy, San franciKo 2b-Tom my Helms, Cincinnati 3b-Ron Santo, Chitago SS-Oon Kessinger, Chicago OF-Pete Rase, Cincinnati OF-Curt Flood, St. Louis OF-Hank Aaron, Atlanta C-Jerry Gro.to, Now York '100 Jerry Grote wae the backup man in the bullpen. But Martin awrered a broken .finger ID the lint game and Grote came on, not only to lead the Meta In hitting, bo!t also to eatabUsh hlmaeU u the NL's hardest caltller 19 11\eall>n. H11 oftonalve an<1 dillenJlve accomplialmients bave beJped keep the Meta near the .500 mart during the lint baiC of the ·!IeaSOn. {How- , • ...,........~ ~( '' By .5·1 Jndy tells or den on July 4. When the Person the area In sUch was noticed in the gardenMti-8audetails that lew vage called to him and 1he:rourlll" . . Enthusiasm . · .ster very . Sbe •,bike and ' Marks Young GOP Picnic Q!'i~kly IJ!r lor Mr. Souvage aaid II · aeyonew anything out or m,y garden all ed the IOJW steps, they have to do Is ask· and he which didn'tboth- will see that they get what they J er her at all to want, but he will not tolerate ta~.. NEW HAVEN - An enthulliao- KATIE CROW reach this large lng without asking, Next time picnic area, surroumed by huge just ask - Gk? trees. Alter the steps were climbed, McNAMARA VISITS. ' Aaroa Bashan Firemen Not Taking any PCMEROY - Receipts lor the ol!lce of Mrs. Eveb'a Lucke, son Counzy Yoong Republican !leila County Clerk ol COUrtf, Club plenlc at Krodel Pork Satthe best picnic spot would be lor Jome totaled $1,6t4. urday evenlng a week ago. ROME (UPD- Robert S. Mc- Sutton found an:l the basket food was Durtng the month' the ·olllce I aNIJJI&ra, president ot the World . A trio ol Republican• seeksued 801 · cerda-a ol UUe; Ing pollltlons oo 1he Board or lllid on top or the table cloth: Bank, new to lstanblll, Turkey, BASHAN - Fire calls lo &Jt. 258, 11011110111 oC Uen; 181 .,.... that was placed on the ground. Public Works were present to saturday lor a new round oC Then, all would set down on the gelo«cqualnted meetings wt1h ton Township will no 1onpr be orllldums; ' 191 cencallatlcins oC apeak to 1he Yoong Replbllcans. answered by the Baahan Vol~m­ lien; 52$ ljlpllcaUOIII,,OIIldivlta Robert COchrane, candidate for ground and enjoy a welloprepar- financial leaders. The ronner teer Fire Department. and asalaDftlente and 11 eerUIIed atate auditor; K.., Lambert, can- ed picnic lunch. U.S. defense secretary had Chief Ralph Trussell Slid tile They had no transistor radios, didate tor state treasurer; and arrived ·In ItaJ.y Frlda.v !rom reason for Uda is that tlle town~ ·~·.. . or tile ·total receipts .. the .... Charles "Chuck" Haden, candi- a lake in which to swim, no Hon-. Bucharest. Romania, and · held ship truatee o did not renew lhelr suit or automothitlllaOcttYitlea, date tor attorney general, each da motor bikes to ride, no pc::f' meetings with Italian Treasury oontract with tile clepartment 10, the •oudlt'.,•1hlre io $1,230.26 opoke uratng JNirV unity lor the or other goodies to buy ln those Minister EmUio Colombo and theret'ore, insurance coltljJ8naa.- willie the stalio•allharels t393.15. days - just lrierKis, good food Bank or lilly Governor Guido November election. llon woold not be In e!Cect to oov. Inatallatlon or newly elected and a wonderful spot in which caru. er the voiWJteen In case ~ faYoung Republican oftlcers waa Jury. <Oilducted by lliate Young RepubChle( Trussell Slid lhe Iowa- VACATIONEJIS DIE U<a~~ President, Bill Dun!ee. The BVLAWAYO, Rhodeela (UPO ship had prevlooaly paid the de· oew officers tor the year are: Roy Nllle,Afric:a'a Ya<~Uooiors were partment $100 per nor 10 rt• Keefer, prealdent; Clarence WilldJied IIIII . 4l 'lnlur*l. 10 _.t to. calla In lhe toJmthlp. llamiiiOft, vice prelident; Mary aertCMialy, liaturdo.)l . """" 'tho Hopldna, treasurer; and Edna lll.s In , pjdch · ' tbty 1rore The American elk ia the 1bomp- secretary. i11r the second largest deer ID the traft!IIW Several peraoos !rom Hunting. fOld. · llula.WO tor Ja1.u. ' world after the moose, ') 'n-, ton were in attendance: Mrs. WilI liam (Allee) Dunloo IU1d her 1oor children; Mro. Barbara Jo!Jan... . ·'' noen, Cabell Coul1ty Yoong Re·~ " \ :-\\ publican prelldent IU1d her hu•band Robert; Wllllam Peddicord, tlc. crowd turned out Cor the Ma- Alarms .. former Cabell CountY Republican <halrman, and hlo wile Dorta; Mike Hobach, Herald Dlopateh writer; and M111 Ubby Thabet. Training Wlll Be Delayed Until Settlement Reached ' BABY DOLL dm1lealue1 deep lq•UifHDibeeJdqe•; foUowed by nnra.if raiJ01,. , Tile Rudl Genteleb · • . . ·.... ,. •. ~ Grote Hebnl Mrs. King Wins Third Straight Title 'WIMBLEDON, England (IJPI) - Blllle Jean Klni!. 1he flleoD ol lnte~ temls, pined wu ieea. al ' ~ Yerk fuldolf.,..w. . Ilea nooc1 har third• conse<U\!ve Wimbledon women's slng:tea crown s.tllrlil1 wilh a hard- (9.7, ' 7-5) vldocyover Auatralla'sJucb' Teprt, Tho 24-year-old bespectaded st&r !rom Long Beach, Calli., 1hua joined a lumdlul of women pll,)'erl to capture three otraillht singles championships. !Ira. King Is the Drat since Maureen Comolly completed lhe trick In 'r ''j ·;-, \ > 1954. ·\.' Tired but • ,I happy, Mro. KI n g atroc1e olf 1he hlstortc center (.'OU1't and proclaimed, j•'lbat's ll rm &')lng home to 11\Y hisGIBSON WINS AGAIN band! Larry, and I doll't want to 1ho Wimbledon singles crown, hear lbout tem11 for at least a as an amateur, by beaUng lll'azU's Marla Bu...o In 19116 and ""'"-" She also amounced lbe'would Brttaln'a AnD Jc:mea last year. J!lay tennis prolesllionally lor Clle Sbo had al 00 appeared In the more year and 1hen eall II flllto, final once belo<e, loalng to Allo!be Slid .... -.ld be becll bore tralla'l Marpret Coort In 1963: Uke Laver, Mrs. King had oext year 1D tr)' lor an--atruaied toDndtoptouchthrough dented lourtli title In a row. the tournament. but had 1he bill Mrs. Kin& won $1,800, made It a sweep lor 1ho pl'Oalo pla,y needed. In Saturd&J'• IIDel ber service -ked ..,_ the llrll WimblodCII. Rod Laver ot Australia wonthemen'• alstently and she was able to "' tiUe Frlda1. Bo1h Mrs, King and tn the net and Ioree 1he pis,)' aplall the Australlaa. Laver were tAlp seeded. Her oaly lapse on oervlce wu No Danger when she led ~ In 1he lint oet !lro. King waa nover lndan&or ol defeat In Sltolrday'siiDel and and Mils Te&art attacked her de..,!te a tr...-.o ralb' by aeeoncl service wl1h oome line Nlas Te&art, Who was down 1-4 In 1he Grot aet, BllUe Jean'a qJOrionce made 1he dllfennce. 1be ~~appy...,~ucl!y Allotrallan SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - Bob Gibson, strlldng oot the side was obviously oervousri&htfrom after the bases were kaded ln the start. "I bad m,y ct.ances but BllUe the sixth lnniO¥, poatedhlsetgh1h Jean Jult too well. !be strallht .m Saturda1 by pltehlng the 81. Louis Clrdlnals to a six- was Ino ....... the 30.,....-old Allotrallan aald -the Dlllcb. hi~ 3-tl victory owr the San Mrs. King bad pr-&4< ...., Franotsco Giants. ,._,eel. Several c~1 for local atr1ee1 were al10 ,PI'eaent. Tho next meeting or tile Ma11011 Cooncy Young Republican Club wtU be bold on July 9 at 8 p.m. at Mt. Olive School. The guest opoaker will be Mr. Rlliph !~lannon, cand!datelorcon- CRAZV HATS are alwayaln oQJeaee aiBrltala'l Royal Aseot raeeo. Thlo one, apple-lliaped with 88 .,.... lflnu&b II, Is worn by Mn. ~ SbUIID&. GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CG. ' No Prize Mrl, King the set 1he Australian, wllo aervecl 10 double laults In the maid!, J1U1 down weak seeood services In lhe 16th game and allond !Irs. King In to lltaek lhe neL I!Otli playora bold servleelor 1he next II pmes and Mr1. King 1he match wben s h e IIDelly broke Mlao Teprt'sservlce wbeo lhe Auotrallaa, - lng to tire badly, netted three times and over-bit 1 amalh. Mlla Tepn, •• an amateur, did not play lor prtze .._. on lnatructiiXIa from her - s atooclatton. The ...-nV• prize In the women•a slniles .vllll&· mounted to $1,070. VACATION SERVICES That You Wdl Find Usefll USE TRAVELIIS CHECKS , '• ' Coohablo anypla.. with Immediate rwfund If 1011 ior atolen. ' · ereuman lor tbe 4th Diatrlct, All llo!>ublleano are lmlled. . lENT A WE DEPOsit lOX. STORE SELLS STOCK NEW YORK (IJPi) - Giant ·Tiger Stores, Inc., ol Cleveland has sold 675,000 shares ol Ita corporate lliock to Gaylor NatIonal Corp. Cor cash and lliock. " " - your trHturos from · fl,. or theft while you'r. ~ CIWGY from homt. l H. �' ' 'l ·~' ' • ' 13- jhe Sjmd~Y 'rlme..senllnoi, Sundai, July?, 19118 · :Wilt's Future .~~ ' M~y Be Cleared • .. ·.~· . in~U . Game:. ' ' l!P By T~esday, .-; ' . . ' l!!iJ!.ADELPHIA (UPi) Whath;r WII t Chamberlain'a ' ,. ·ljilUre Ia lnllldo or ootllldo i>fO ball!otbaU IIIII be cleared up by ' he 111U jUJqJ to lbe rival Amerl· can Bolketllall Aaioclatlon,tcliio ,..tce t_s n01 met ln.t11a )IliA. 0r that he mlldll . . . to the bam- ·Tue!lda¥. storming Horiilir Globeirotters, ' Cbanlberlain plans 'to meet wllhwilomhej!l "edifterl...... ¥0n"'-1' and Tuelda1 with I r v Kansas Unlver:ti; and bWore . 119~. 01111er ol 1he l'ldla- Jolnlng lhe NBA. ,,.,, cl!l~ ·76m, and their tllka But the latter liP ~s~d OIOild.doterl(1lne Cham- no lead to 1Jira1 ciiiiCo\Mies, ~~' playa oext ...1011 llltli emanclng lheporoJ!b!Uil'thatWII• ~ ] !Iori· or lhe r.oa An&eJ•• mlslrt not be on - · s teem ~· ~ or lll)'lloll1 at all. .... Call. .,:aprta tliat 1he .....- . Ali lblnp lllnil IOIW, It's no · - lUPer ' . - hal ..... aec:ret ~lain Wlllll · 'to tr~ lo, lhe.'Lakera for lltree leave l'lr!Iadelphla. Ajld. II' 1 no ~ora arid calh W;re ri!Yived Mere! the 76era are 1101 count~ this ....... But a 711era in( 1111 him- IO&DI. The bl&apol<eanian !naiiiOd ·the trade leot proof ollldsls the tact thel tile dub' a lld:O brodwre doea boa 1101 b..., -..r ,,• \ mG PROJECT - The Meigs County Highway IJo!lortment Is or a bulldozer puahiow ~ l;...lng ,.;, 1)111 the'oiher p~ showd the coun!y's hup D-9 bulldooer aeiting.i 'fOI'ki>Ut on the projecL &lpL Crabtree Slid moving or several ibooaand's or yards or dirt is being requlred ·to eompleto the relocation is shown in the photo at left overlooking the area where the slip occurred from the sectioo where the new route la being located. A Gradall Is being used on 1he old section to keep It passable until the relocation is completed. The center picture is in the process ol undertaking 1 major road relocation projett on King~bury Road, near Route 33, where the May rains aoo flooding caused an unrepairabJe slip to a. section of the present route. RollaOO Crabtree, department superinteOOent.. compl"""'. ' ' . Katie's Korner PCMEROY- OurMosonCOIIn- to enjoy life and nature at Ita besL Good Old lloys? You better believe it! Juat talking to Jody about the spot seemed to brighten correspondent, Alma Marshall, recentzy told in her column of a one-time picnic and camping area on Bt·eezy Heights, that was reached by wooden steps built to go over the cliff behind Pomeroy High School. This is very true and I would like to tell more aboot this and show two pictures that were taken there In 191~ My mother~in-taw, Mrs. T. H. get Ollly $20 mootllly. In last weeks cDlwnn there was a slight error in the recipe of Yeast Blacults. Mrs. T.., it should have been 15. ----Mr, John Souvage, J!utternul ' very attractive aoo well-dressed young lady, ls my information source on the subject. .. lilmlell, There Is oome COQ)ecture that mattero hang. Braves Blank Astros, Angels, Sens ·Triumph ATLANTA (UPi) - Knuddoballer Phil Nlakro pl-atourhltter ·and dlmaxed a DYWIIII 10Yentb<4mfnc rail¥ witll a two- Baltimore Clips Yanks lord's·husbend, In cyping the last line, had ba)W 35 minutes when the belle of any ball and was a POmeroy. wiD - her eyas., (Jody) Crow, who no doubt was ON STEPS - Mrs. T, 11. Crow. Mr. Howard from Huntington and Mrs. LucUle Will Detenbacher pose on the steps that once led to the large picnic area on Breezy Heights in •. SALARY ctiTs DAKAR, Sonepl (UP0- , Members or the So~eM 1NallOi.l A11eml~Jt ,111.~ ,wtecl to cut their salaries by .m~ than two-thirds as an e-le or the aacrlllees they real ore needed to bol1tar the lll!lon'a ecOIIOllll. The dejiUtles, -bad beOJI receiving $64.80 a mCIIItll, Picnic Area £Recalled ty ob- 1101 leature Chamberlain. vl0ulli1 Ia the main boi"'P In lhe wuro ..,..,..r ecntraot extrade, Ills aalll'J Ia estimated to pired In September, and be Slid range II hi&ll as ~50,000 and he found uiiJacceptable" t h e aome o b - s 1hlnk ha may 78era' new offer. This team then ' . IIIYe prloed himself oot ol tho ,.•• him P8rmllalon to,..ottate \ Natiollal Boaketllall Asaoclatlon. with 1ha Liken and there the ~·ala; Ave., Pom~y. has ames~· to relay to ~ yoong man !hal ioai seen taklng,cabbegelromhJapr- . Ca"" · Frethaa Hortoa lr THOMAS THOMAS NEA Sporh Wriler NEW YORK-(NEA)-Tile difference In carrying a .300 bat- ting average lor the National League AU-Stars an<l a .195 average lor the New York Meta Is one year. Or 10 II ...,ms 10 Jerry Grote. The 25-year-old cateher from San Antonio, Te,.. won a poslUon oo the NL starting lineup by receiving more votes lhan the Dodgen' Tom Haller, ClntiMatl rookie Jobn Bench, Atlanta's Joe Torre and lhe Cardinals' Tim McCarver. who ftnlsbed second lhrough filth In that order in the balloting. "Everybody kept saying I couldn't miSB,'' was Grote's reaction. "But I wasn't that sure. There are too many good catehersln the league. "This year I lowered my bands and shortened my swing at bat, and started hitting Une drives again. Also, when I go out to call a game Cor our young pitchers now, I feel prepared and comfortable. There's no second-guessing." Grote played a year at Trinity University before joining the Tens League In 1963. The next year he hit .181 in 100 games at Houston and spent the following Mason at Oklahoma City. A year later he went to the Mell. The All-Star game was the larthest thing from Grote's mind last summer when he was having trouble just staying out of trouble. In Los Angeles one night, the Mell had used two ealchers and Grote was the third and last to go into the game. In the seventh Inning, he got Into an argument with the urn· plre and was eJected. The Dodgen received the winning run whan a rookie outftelder, who had been moved to cateher, allowed a pu.ed baD. Grote received a 10111 distance can from the front olflce in New York and a . line. Manacer Wes Westrum also had ' · Howlftt Roblilaon a few words lor Grote's poor performances-both at'the plate and behind II. II was that kind or year for Jerry Grote. This year dldn'llook promising e!ther. Gil HodfiOB bad succeeded Westrum ao manager. When the aeuon opened, J. C. Martin was the regular cateher. STARRING LINEUPS .. ' Frank Howard, Washington's big IWIDger, heads the Ameri- can League casl, which includes Hannon Killebrew an<l Rod Carew of Minnesota, Ba!Umoo's Brooka R!Jblnaon, Jim Fregosi of the Angels, and last year's MVP winner, Carl Yu. trzemski of the Red Sox. League-leading Detroit place~ two players, Willie Horton and BiD Freeban. Robinson wiD mske his ninth consecutive appearance Cor the AL. Freeban, who led In the bolloiiDg, wiD probably be catehlng his teammate, Denny McLIIID, plus Sam McDowell and Luis Tlant or the Indians, and Tommy John or the White S011. Joining Jerry Grote on the NY squad are Wlllle McCovey (Giants), Curt Flood (Cards), Hank Aaron (Brav~s), Pete Rose (the top vote-getter) and Tommy Helnu ol the Reds an<l Ron Santo and Don Kessinger of the Cubs. Plteben espected to see action are Juan Maricbal, Jerry Koosii!Q, Bob Gibson ahd Don Drysdale. The National League is see!dne Ill lixth straight victory. 1 Kesainger the obortstop,llke Grote the calcher, w!U !JO mal<· llig bls Initial AU-Star appearance. Hank Aaron, se~ for the 14th Ume, said It wu the biggest aurprlse or his life·. "'I didn't' think I hail a chance,'' he said: "Boy , they 'mllll have voted the first day of the oeuon." ,..-, Jerry Grote can as•ure him they didn't. '' American League I b-Harmon Killeb,..., Minnesota 2b-Rod Corew, Minnesota 3b-Brooks Robinson, Baltimore SS-Jim Fregasi, Califomia OF-Carl Yastrzemski,' IOJion OF-Frank Howard, Washington OF-Willie Horton, Detroit C-Bill Frnhan, Detroit Notional Leogue I b-Willie McCovoy, San franciKo 2b-Tom my Helms, Cincinnati 3b-Ron Santo, Chitago SS-Oon Kessinger, Chicago OF-Pete Rase, Cincinnati OF-Curt Flood, St. Louis OF-Hank Aaron, Atlanta C-Jerry Gro.to, Now York '100 Jerry Grote wae the backup man in the bullpen. But Martin awrered a broken .finger ID the lint game and Grote came on, not only to lead the Meta In hitting, bo!t also to eatabUsh hlmaeU u the NL's hardest caltller 19 11\eall>n. H11 oftonalve an<1 dillenJlve accomplialmients bave beJped keep the Meta near the .500 mart during the lint baiC of the ·!IeaSOn. {How- , • ...,........~ ~( '' By .5·1 Jndy tells or den on July 4. When the Person the area In sUch was noticed in the gardenMti-8audetails that lew vage called to him and 1he:rourlll" . . Enthusiasm . · .ster very . Sbe •,bike and ' Marks Young GOP Picnic Q!'i~kly IJ!r lor Mr. Souvage aaid II · aeyonew anything out or m,y garden all ed the IOJW steps, they have to do Is ask· and he which didn'tboth- will see that they get what they J er her at all to want, but he will not tolerate ta~.. NEW HAVEN - An enthulliao- KATIE CROW reach this large lng without asking, Next time picnic area, surroumed by huge just ask - Gk? trees. Alter the steps were climbed, McNAMARA VISITS. ' Aaroa Bashan Firemen Not Taking any PCMEROY - Receipts lor the ol!lce of Mrs. Eveb'a Lucke, son Counzy Yoong Republican !leila County Clerk ol COUrtf, Club plenlc at Krodel Pork Satthe best picnic spot would be lor Jome totaled $1,6t4. urday evenlng a week ago. ROME (UPD- Robert S. Mc- Sutton found an:l the basket food was Durtng the month' the ·olllce I aNIJJI&ra, president ot the World . A trio ol Republican• seeksued 801 · cerda-a ol UUe; Ing pollltlons oo 1he Board or lllid on top or the table cloth: Bank, new to lstanblll, Turkey, BASHAN - Fire calls lo &Jt. 258, 11011110111 oC Uen; 181 .,.... that was placed on the ground. Public Works were present to saturday lor a new round oC Then, all would set down on the gelo«cqualnted meetings wt1h ton Township will no 1onpr be orllldums; ' 191 cencallatlcins oC apeak to 1he Yoong Replbllcans. answered by the Baahan Vol~m­ lien; 52$ ljlpllcaUOIII,,OIIldivlta Robert COchrane, candidate for ground and enjoy a welloprepar- financial leaders. The ronner teer Fire Department. and asalaDftlente and 11 eerUIIed atate auditor; K.., Lambert, can- ed picnic lunch. U.S. defense secretary had Chief Ralph Trussell Slid tile They had no transistor radios, didate tor state treasurer; and arrived ·In ItaJ.y Frlda.v !rom reason for Uda is that tlle town~ ·~·.. . or tile ·total receipts .. the .... Charles "Chuck" Haden, candi- a lake in which to swim, no Hon-. Bucharest. Romania, and · held ship truatee o did not renew lhelr suit or automothitlllaOcttYitlea, date tor attorney general, each da motor bikes to ride, no pc::f' meetings with Italian Treasury oontract with tile clepartment 10, the •oudlt'.,•1hlre io $1,230.26 opoke uratng JNirV unity lor the or other goodies to buy ln those Minister EmUio Colombo and theret'ore, insurance coltljJ8naa.- willie the stalio•allharels t393.15. days - just lrierKis, good food Bank or lilly Governor Guido November election. llon woold not be In e!Cect to oov. Inatallatlon or newly elected and a wonderful spot in which caru. er the voiWJteen In case ~ faYoung Republican oftlcers waa Jury. <Oilducted by lliate Young RepubChle( Trussell Slid lhe Iowa- VACATIONEJIS DIE U<a~~ President, Bill Dun!ee. The BVLAWAYO, Rhodeela (UPO ship had prevlooaly paid the de· oew officers tor the year are: Roy Nllle,Afric:a'a Ya<~Uooiors were partment $100 per nor 10 rt• Keefer, prealdent; Clarence WilldJied IIIII . 4l 'lnlur*l. 10 _.t to. calla In lhe toJmthlp. llamiiiOft, vice prelident; Mary aertCMialy, liaturdo.)l . """" 'tho Hopldna, treasurer; and Edna lll.s In , pjdch · ' tbty 1rore The American elk ia the 1bomp- secretary. i11r the second largest deer ID the traft!IIW Several peraoos !rom Hunting. fOld. · llula.WO tor Ja1.u. ' world after the moose, ') 'n-, ton were in attendance: Mrs. WilI liam (Allee) Dunloo IU1d her 1oor children; Mro. Barbara Jo!Jan... . ·'' noen, Cabell Coul1ty Yoong Re·~ " \ :-\\ publican prelldent IU1d her hu•band Robert; Wllllam Peddicord, tlc. crowd turned out Cor the Ma- Alarms .. former Cabell CountY Republican <halrman, and hlo wile Dorta; Mike Hobach, Herald Dlopateh writer; and M111 Ubby Thabet. Training Wlll Be Delayed Until Settlement Reached ' BABY DOLL dm1lealue1 deep lq•UifHDibeeJdqe•; foUowed by nnra.if raiJ01,. , Tile Rudl Genteleb · • . . ·.... ,. •. ~ Grote Hebnl Mrs. King Wins Third Straight Title 'WIMBLEDON, England (IJPI) - Blllle Jean Klni!. 1he flleoD ol lnte~ temls, pined wu ieea. al ' ~ Yerk fuldolf.,..w. . Ilea nooc1 har third• conse<U\!ve Wimbledon women's slng:tea crown s.tllrlil1 wilh a hard- (9.7, ' 7-5) vldocyover Auatralla'sJucb' Teprt, Tho 24-year-old bespectaded st&r !rom Long Beach, Calli., 1hua joined a lumdlul of women pll,)'erl to capture three otraillht singles championships. !Ira. King Is the Drat since Maureen Comolly completed lhe trick In 'r ''j ·;-, \ > 1954. ·\.' Tired but • ,I happy, Mro. KI n g atroc1e olf 1he hlstortc center (.'OU1't and proclaimed, j•'lbat's ll rm &')lng home to 11\Y hisGIBSON WINS AGAIN band! Larry, and I doll't want to 1ho Wimbledon singles crown, hear lbout tem11 for at least a as an amateur, by beaUng lll'azU's Marla Bu...o In 19116 and ""'"-" She also amounced lbe'would Brttaln'a AnD Jc:mea last year. J!lay tennis prolesllionally lor Clle Sbo had al 00 appeared In the more year and 1hen eall II flllto, final once belo<e, loalng to Allo!be Slid .... -.ld be becll bore tralla'l Marpret Coort In 1963: Uke Laver, Mrs. King had oext year 1D tr)' lor an--atruaied toDndtoptouchthrough dented lourtli title In a row. the tournament. but had 1he bill Mrs. Kin& won $1,800, made It a sweep lor 1ho pl'Oalo pla,y needed. In Saturd&J'• IIDel ber service -ked ..,_ the llrll WimblodCII. Rod Laver ot Australia wonthemen'• alstently and she was able to "' tiUe Frlda1. Bo1h Mrs, King and tn the net and Ioree 1he pis,)' aplall the Australlaa. Laver were tAlp seeded. Her oaly lapse on oervlce wu No Danger when she led ~ In 1he lint oet !lro. King waa nover lndan&or ol defeat In Sltolrday'siiDel and and Mils Te&art attacked her de..,!te a tr...-.o ralb' by aeeoncl service wl1h oome line Nlas Te&art, Who was down 1-4 In 1he Grot aet, BllUe Jean'a qJOrionce made 1he dllfennce. 1be ~~appy...,~ucl!y Allotrallan SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - Bob Gibson, strlldng oot the side was obviously oervousri&htfrom after the bases were kaded ln the start. "I bad m,y ct.ances but BllUe the sixth lnniO¥, poatedhlsetgh1h Jean Jult too well. !be strallht .m Saturda1 by pltehlng the 81. Louis Clrdlnals to a six- was Ino ....... the 30.,....-old Allotrallan aald -the Dlllcb. hi~ 3-tl victory owr the San Mrs. King bad pr-&4< ...., Franotsco Giants. ,._,eel. Several c~1 for local atr1ee1 were al10 ,PI'eaent. Tho next meeting or tile Ma11011 Cooncy Young Republican Club wtU be bold on July 9 at 8 p.m. at Mt. Olive School. The guest opoaker will be Mr. Rlliph !~lannon, cand!datelorcon- CRAZV HATS are alwayaln oQJeaee aiBrltala'l Royal Aseot raeeo. Thlo one, apple-lliaped with 88 .,.... lflnu&b II, Is worn by Mn. ~ SbUIID&. GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CG. ' No Prize Mrl, King the set 1he Australian, wllo aervecl 10 double laults In the maid!, J1U1 down weak seeood services In lhe 16th game and allond !Irs. King In to lltaek lhe neL I!Otli playora bold servleelor 1he next II pmes and Mr1. King 1he match wben s h e IIDelly broke Mlao Teprt'sservlce wbeo lhe Auotrallaa, - lng to tire badly, netted three times and over-bit 1 amalh. Mlla Tepn, •• an amateur, did not play lor prtze .._. on lnatructiiXIa from her - s atooclatton. The ...-nV• prize In the women•a slniles .vllll&· mounted to $1,070. VACATION SERVICES That You Wdl Find Usefll USE TRAVELIIS CHECKS , '• ' Coohablo anypla.. with Immediate rwfund If 1011 ior atolen. ' · ereuman lor tbe 4th Diatrlct, All llo!>ublleano are lmlled. . lENT A WE DEPOsit lOX. STORE SELLS STOCK NEW YORK (IJPi) - Giant ·Tiger Stores, Inc., ol Cleveland has sold 675,000 shares ol Ita corporate lliock to Gaylor NatIonal Corp. Cor cash and lliock. " " - your trHturos from · fl,. or theft while you'r. ~ CIWGY from homt. l H. �¥' . ..· ~ ·• ' lo onda Lo e 7 6• 40 Th~rs·d Ma- 1a & 18 0 0 0 0 0 8 Sa ,, 0 3 6 1 Mets tile aeBfs dntJ.re clu ter 0 1 / Reds'l,te ''' opA r '. .. ' ·Jf ": ' '.h .. ,. .. ·~. I l I V I 8- e· medl-. .DC0r101 8 I'OOr ·j MRO board that In hlo. on 100 ciO have feet, and they reolas • elthar .'' i ; "· ~ · i ·i'"'· - BG ve-l •• 1-Y cents r student&. oomer and 101111 In American League 00 00 0 010 0 0 001 • .JI) (5 lhd ll~:: (9) and eC r. McCormlc , ), Glb (10) n (10). P(~). LPboo (0· 16th). Boll Dietz, Or tern? Ailsw : 'The Prellde • ror eo_ch ~~~~~ and F L 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • 14 5 That' le. 1 2 .. ' For - ul 0 ' nation, ' ~ 19 . Chest F IUBC-191 er. r. 30 ft. Upri ht F er. I 30R) 2 F I tr •·' ' n" C I ~·· 000 0!0 00 000 000 000{M) and . , 1 ndley. LP, an I • 000 012 oox Kocmco (8) nd G e. d - o o0 0 her. ' wn hit ght- o 0 ' board r the ro the fourth. 8 0 • 0 • • • • 6 .-:... n ' ·. Slua:erio .. • • 4 •. • • • • . . • • • • • 4 " LE M . I. Brave& ..•• ~ ••.•. · •.•. ,.. ~ ,, 5 $265 it BTU TU Wi d w L . o I I. 319 homer on t 0 '~ hoon Brant e 1 r ). ina- Giants .. ; .. . .. ...., ~ 2 ger . . . . . . . ,.. . ~ . ·. 2 ' illie . . . . ....... · Reds . . . . . • . . . . . . .. . 2 I '" ' $315 �¥' . ..· ~ ·• ' lo onda Lo e 7 6• 40 Th~rs·d Ma- 1a & 18 0 0 0 0 0 8 Sa ,, 0 3 6 1 Mets tile aeBfs dntJ.re clu ter 0 1 / Reds'l,te ''' opA r '. .. ' ·Jf ": ' '.h .. ,. .. ·~. I l I V I 8- e· medl-. .DC0r101 8 I'OOr ·j MRO board that In hlo. on 100 ciO have feet, and they reolas • elthar .'' i ; "· ~ · i ·i'"'· - BG ve-l •• 1-Y cents r student&. oomer and 101111 In American League 00 00 0 010 0 0 001 • .JI) (5 lhd ll~:: (9) and eC r. McCormlc , ), Glb (10) n (10). P(~). LPboo (0· 16th). Boll Dietz, Or tern? Ailsw : 'The Prellde • ror eo_ch ~~~~~ and F L 0 • • 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • 14 5 That' le. 1 2 .. ' For - ul 0 ' nation, ' ~ 19 . Chest F IUBC-191 er. r. 30 ft. Upri ht F er. I 30R) 2 F I tr •·' ' n" C I ~·· 000 0!0 00 000 000 000{M) and . , 1 ndley. LP, an I • 000 012 oox Kocmco (8) nd G e. d - o o0 0 her. ' wn hit ght- o 0 ' board r the ro the fourth. 8 0 • 0 • • • • 6 .-:... n ' ·. Slua:erio .. • • 4 •. • • • • . . • • • • • 4 " LE M . I. Brave& ..•• ~ ••.•. · •.•. ,.. ~ ,, 5 $265 it BTU TU Wi d w L . o I I. 319 homer on t 0 '~ hoon Brant e 1 r ). ina- Giants .. ; .. . .. ...., ~ 2 ger . . . . . . . ,.. . ~ . ·. 2 ' illie . . . . ....... · Reds . . . . . • . . . . . . .. . 2 I '" ' $315 �'"• .. ' .,,, ~ i\1.11~ "1111!1'lKO>nt.lnel, &>nda)-, .ltd) 7, 1968 '' P ')- • m :earmr.ng... .-,. l'~ , .. · , ,.. , Water System '~ Sign County ~n. Moye Agairi C. E. BLAKESLEE Agent, Agriculture- turally. In !let, It developed to the point that mall)" acres were Meigs County plnwed and subjected to eroalon f9111EIWY - "Today let us so the top soil dl"'Ppeared down grourd for a water sys- the Ohio River. t-. Tomorrow let us educate Transportation on the Ohio Riv· · 1~ eh1ld. When he has completed er or driving livestock owrland :~• training let us say to htm, to metropolitan centers became ·'fbing your productive years and a way of life. ,, _ skills back home again. In the late 1800s the coal Incan use them here.' " dustry became thedomtnam cOJil-' 11Ji& was a statement made mercill enterprise. Agriculture Henry S. Brooks ol the Ecoflo. also brought mol\)' people to tbo Development Administra- area. The cml mines brought at the ground brealdng for Mili\Y more, but each ot these Tuwers Plains--Chester Wa- resources has declined, someSystem 3 weeks ago. In com- times leaving many problems 1Je.. l;;!,ttleniMng the foresight, and t h e hind, such as silted streams. and the women who work- There has also been the prob. to bring this water system lem of shiftiiJI ofllbor tram one 4e·velolmllmt to a realit.;, Mll- industry to another. Roush, local Fanners Home Our agrlcullurll lodustry ls .{~ldmdnilllrl.tlon Supervisor, quot- Cllirl.y well stabilized atthemom· lrom the Bible, "Where there ent. Some 200 or 300 commerno vision, the peq,Je perish." cial farmers IIIII 500to700 small ·V ...... Brook& pointed ""' that part,.time tarm,rs wiU continactull 1\mds put In t~\. sy,. ue. · Agricultural production ~ were not important. The day, tilar - wise, is almost as nporlal•t thing ls the capacJcy high as it has ever been. Actual water faclllt.y will bring to production or crops and livestock llldlvlduals and to mall)" products la at about Its peak. to help themselves. The During the next decade or so, · of tbe Economic Dele~· BmlB additional pa.sture land will Admlnlstratlon la to belp be brougl!t into uae for beef catIn QJolion • - • wlilch will tle reeding. Some dalrie s will go to correct the ; ecooomle out whlle others will increase \~:::: that haw dew!OJ)ed lD alze. Jl sectiona or the coonI! we are to provide jobs , ror our youn,g men and young wom~~~ C«mcy waa ~in en then we must have a vision or ·t 1700s IIIII early 1800s. what can happen here. :a.,!'•• an apicullurll IIIII lr..,. Olto of our students at Ohio COIIIIIIIIJil~. For tbo next 100 Untveratt;y, ror his term paper in tbo aroadevtlopedaarl<W- Ecommlcs under Dr. DeVeau, , ,. .we of the Land titled hls study "Rural MeigsA Lool< at Agricultural Producdvlcy In' 1940, 19~/ llld 1959. 11rls l'Oiiw: man, NichollS Neutz.. bss to leave the county to find . employmenl There are sever .. al sites for lndustr.Y in Meigs Coun~, but tho lack of adequate ling, 1 product ofourlocalschool trausportation systems, sewage disposal s,ystems, and buildings for small lnrlustl-y prohibit the Weather Watering Troughs Built Serv-lce water in two pasture nelds and in the barn also b)" two troogha. Tho trough lD the barn Is a metal 1r<111111>. while the 0110 in the pasture llelds Ia a 500 • gallon <Oill:r~ trough. The pasture dl- ·;jl~~~:-::~ ~~~:~r~-~ lnddo hi;' two pastures. water for has been built several ;rears and was aoslated with tis 0011structlon by u. S. Soil Conservation Servloa -le at that time. trougb . The water will be IIUJ>'~" 1119 a !lOild wblcll he built 11110 beblnd the barn bi8her elovat!on. T h e Soil Conservatlnn Disheaded by H. S. Ben· Work Ia -eastng on the tho work 'to lnatall Carl ~~ pond on Redmond ~ugha and the J>i)JOI!ne R!dp. II Ia belni built b)" the bulldozer of the Western Soil piped water Con.em.tion Dlllrlct. The de· · pond and Ia providing lip no made b)" Denver Yoho ..!!• ~ "'. 't 'rt.~ • • o -Rtir·Glas$ Hm r :.,J'<, "" of SCS. In building this pond an excavation or four feet In depth ls being made and an earth fill around lt will be three feet high. It wtll be about one • sixth ol. an acre ln size and will pro. water forlivestockbytneans trDUj!lt. 0 .. • • - ' Designs have been made ror ponds on the Gilbert Pullin land near Penlel Church and the Cecil Smith land on Ten Mile Creek. The Smith pond will be about one-tilth or an acre 1n size and nine feot deep. He will use the tUI as a roadway to get across tbo hollow ln whlcll the fill Is built. The Pullllls plan to use their pond area as a recrea- don 81101. Roundup GALLIPOLIS - ', ;,._ •,!; • l'j • r·1""·'1.1"'1 ·J('~iJ·· :·, ... 1~ , I .~.~ ,~~),<#;~[• .' "Tt 0 ~~ •• ,, ', ,r • • ) GLAss'r' ,.. BY ' ~i:~ ~c~· •' 1 1 ~<'.'~ t • . \ ,J.'tl/~ 1 <f'~l,a rr ; ),' ., ~, I I ( ' 1 ( 1 I l '(·'t.: ~ ~'~-" ' • I! ' l , · ' ~ ' f ' , ~ t ~, ' f!' I< ,• ~·. 'I' • t.:. ,'! , ~ • J, II~· - ~'"":,,, ,.. '·-him honie7 IQ . . ·l.:. · \.' • '' · ••' ' aner' · :;ouI · bh~vo • warnedi ~ . tJ iO ' or· th8 ~· 1 ~ WJ¥1 , 1 .,1,, lllo have w, 'l;:'at!!r ~~- ha~ ~~~~ his~ an': t~.uni ~icltya!ll, .One ~ ' . .j~j'jU• • I I , ',i . jtll • , • 110 ltome with "" lnYitatllla ,oJ,., ' l:'ll. ' 't•l'- t " all.ed"-·~ .· ,- com, ..,.cft: e MC!f/ • ~tl ~ce:~~ b~ ::e~ib~h~:~:~ lange 1D lih>!. >Cl_lt,81"' hi"' .011.1 \he problem, elther,pon_: cllsse him llilleas )'OU, ~~to .. OXJ>Oct ,ld~ to come~ you;. ~ sot•• :"~, ~·~:'..:·~:" 5 v0 " Ag 'Men . Will Attend CoDterences ~ GALLIPOLIS - The Amual In "·rvico Tralni•• r--•eronce ~ ·~ ~·· !or 381 teachers of Voeatlonal Agriculture wtll be held at the Ohio State Unlvoral~ July 8-11. Five or them will be from Gal- knowing ::~ci!~~:~~!~:: ~=~- y~h:.e ~::: ~~~ u~~!h:~::; iod as recorded by Pete Methe coin, the child Who does of Cormick at Fairfield Weather .oot want to come tn _ to eat, Station. . · let alone to sleep. Tho olll)lllest DAY mGHLOWPREC. wa,y to bring a prpiA!atlng chDd ~day ... , .... • 93 .68 . . . ~war• wh1'-!I,~J ~'IIi~ w!i\1t · -day . ·:· .... . :· 9l' liS ' "tq. com;, "ts tl1·11[c'l<llinfilp'ilVet"" Tuesda,\o . · . . . . . 90 68 your hlp 80 he 'won't kfel yoo _ Wednesday . . . . so 611 .03 Q4 brlnghlmln This otcourse Tfwrsda.Y . . . . . 79 46 · ' • Frlda,y .. .. .. • 84 4.1 Saturday . • . .. • 75 33 Average high temperature Cor tho week this year - 85 degrees, last year - 78.5 de· grees. Average low temperatUres for the - k this year - SS degrees, last year - 58.6 degrees. • , For. WA- - ~D ~TI~D ' ''' · .... · .. ,..,:.. .· . ..~ • ,JUI.l'HI' cjl. . I•~ lng. • A special awards p~a,y" - !rom blowlnl bojbbt.af.! ' ··•· ,. pelming lll'lltl, ~.·!'fiina .In a , fHRlj:E lledroom. tanch· with ' blf.gahleil, city water, cop·'· .I!W plymblng, 2 small . out·bii8dlnp, li aero lot. tub or piaotlc awimlillng )1001. (CAIJTION; RomemWr . noi to leave a little ~ "In a~~. himself. He cllf1 droWn Ill a ..,.. · omsil quanti~ of water.) BOXES - CarlOni ~· 1 h. ~ , -eatelll fun lor Into'' • ' .,.. • el'-"'-61t.wDII and out of, lor-puohlbri IIIII !lUll'< ' •· tog, pl_,_ houae, etc. ,, , WOODEN BOARD- For walk. log; old tlref ~'climbing In ant ~ on ~r rowlnlln& lnllft I '•" .. tree; Wheelbarnnu or WIPllt ladders lor cllmblni IDd ...,.; .. tor •wln&llll, trleycles.!or rld-.. •-· -· 11 you don't have a backyard, · -• looh for • park. Take )'GUr m...,•.,.,., • lng; and "o!r you (10. Have a&ood · .. time with ,..,. little - l e tbla sunun,r. F LI ,&, '11!1 s bantlret • Don't,Delay-& " . &e-soirv ~, ACR"ES 'with nice home, city . w•ter av,Piable, fireP,Iaces In ··~·~~:~~~:..;..J t_. rxil'<'sl. larmo. It" rr. BOAT,· trailer, and ID bp oalbOart! (Mere.) ,.,., n~rtment or " I' .ee · ',. · • • . Mr~ and Mrs. C. W, Slaver; • Baxter· Ahera, Kyger Cr.eek; • Gerald Pot>e, North Gallla, J, • Rebert Evans, Southwestern, IIIII Emersoe lill!lll!o Jlanrwl Traoo. 11 '1' : ' ' · """"" " ·" · ' ·• . .. • . ~e III"St state faJr In !be .li. .Umted States >yas held at Syracuse, N.Y., m 1841. m buUdlnl· .a · new '·· • Fly Cattle Bloekt. from Gallla will be • · ·• · .• . • . J D North Pr'o·duc·e• e e VIne St. • iih, <W6-1fU • , • 1 • .•. 1 !lt:·····••••...........••. rwe • . .. • • • • ,, 1 , ' . .., ·, • • .. ,. '!' ; ! ;; •' " ' 1,... , remodellnW, 111. builders. .DlltrllitiiOr .\ppllant:«<, -.~IU• '' IMtf 1111' I 'itiR liPpL VIDare. C11J P'Tiromt*'-ly R~'t:K RANCH Nearing completion. trimmed In Redwood, 3 BR, % complete balh9. !0 x 12 family room. 2 ctll' cai"J)Orl. nestled In slz acres of treeo, stream and ~an, 5 mlnuteo from town Ill Galllpo. lis Scltool District. 162 ACRFS IJii D~ llg ztlll...aewlng · maeldne. lldl Jllldllne males First time but!Amholel, dams, elnb. aews 4 BR. 32 • Ott bultolll. Pay ' payments o! te or.pay MI.IO 1'8111. Try B bl yoar llome. ·c.n I'Jial.. ' m.lf. ' '· 4UU. WeHave3 . offered, nearly new 16 llvlnlf room with massive brick and atone fire. place. New tool shed, large bam, 1110 A. botlom. large com bare on State Rond. 211 ACRES 1 room modem !tome, al. std .. oiee bam, plenty outbldga., l ponds, tenant hi!IJIMI, caHle and equip. available. ' . . 93 Atllh , ID A. bOttom ••!~..~~ • · A. Tob. B.. bam. strawbeni,,., sprl!lg!. 6 rooms ani!_ bath. lafo>. site. riverview, very prlvnrP., and city schools. ;, OR C ltlDROOMS, FANILV ROOM, WOOD BUJIININO FfU.. PLAC.. ALt. ELEM'RIC KrT1 II ERNEST THORNE BN, LOTS OF C::A.Jii1N}'!'I'q, 0,\11• AOZ. I, JMI AND I BA'nlll, I.AR.O! LOTI. l"RICib PROM' Tbunnan, Ohio tlt.IOO UP. 33 year" experience Phone 245-5289 or ~:~:.~,:'!!!~;'!'.,'!tv Central Soya COMPt.ft'ELY RElfODELEP 0Lo OD HOM£. I'JECORA'RD IN IICELLT.NT C'OLOJI'JAL STYLE . DiDon Ageney (EVI!:RYTHINO ~ l"ROM TOP TO BO'M'O'Ml 7 ROOMS. 1~ BATHS. OWNIIR SPEPn' m.ooo ON n 5 1'RS. AOO. IIA'h: OV· RR OF ttT.GIO AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS. YOU'LL LOVE lT. YOU CAN'T DEP FROM 1T 1JIRE~ , 4 yra. old. Has a beaulilul kitchen with ceramic tile waU """ plenty cabinets, storm doors & windows. forctd hot A VF.RV WE'LL KEPT MODERN 3 BJ:DROOM WITH W "To W C ARPZT, NICE KITCHEN AND CARPORT. PRTCBD tU,. 1500. air furnace, city water, attached garage, patio, new Good 4 Bedroom work shop and storage room, fenctd yard. Price $15,500, good financing. HIRE'S A CONV&NO:NTLY LO· CA'TED HOME WITH DP.I' LOT ON 3RD AVL COMP'.tTr:t.Y fl~ · DECORATED. i BA tlli'l t\ND CAIPORT. OWNER \!'flU<>t18 TO QU. NewUsting New Home & S Acres CO BASJ AND ABOUT II Mn...E OUT. NlCE LOCATION OOOb BUY AT 1111.!00. 3 1\CRE WT. YOU'LL FrNn Tm! NV.W I'RA•t W TOW C::AJI.PET, COY!RI:D PATIO wtTif PATIO DOORS. 3 ,BEDROOM', IIOODN KITCHEN, F.\IIILY 1.0011 W1TII nu PLACE. I CAll OARAQI:, nJLL BAI!IDI!Ift'. OW'ND JtATIS TO SIIJ. BtJ'I' JIUft, New Listing RiverViewRiver Front•ge_ 5 Arres J.OCATEn on State Tloule ,Jf ml. from G•lllnolis. hs• A ~ rifMn hnme In extra rood C'OI1 ..... , , ..,~ dlflon. W-W rl\rnet thrnn(fh out, laundrv room. d90J1 well. .lt'ara~re . tobS<'ro base. an Ideal place to Jive. sesolon. h•l &tate For Sale llAIIUt REALTY CO. Oscar !lAird, Rnltor Wllk To Schools VOU can move immediately inta this 2 olory brick home, OlllOllenlly looated on . 4th Ave. fti has bath, 3 bedrooms, P,age, deep loi, and 11 convenient to stores, schools, cbun:hes. Va~ and wlillnl lor you. Owner wanls It "'I· •~.ooo. '16 Tob.ll.lse 14 A., one story frame home, newly ,painted, new meta\ not, dt11 well, looated on blacktop "" $1500. . .ltNO Beclrooma FOR ."f!,DDO, you can blij' a 2 bfoli:aom btoct boine with I A., paneled 'living Nom IIIII tltcllen, located In Gteen 'i'wp•. Vleltll. ' I DRUMID I WAS Qa Of 111 HAY FIElDS.wiTH 'IY AC • • 1:11 • Elllrs""""vtnietu sldt-b)"-tide deli111. • ftOnly. J2 ,.~· wide! Slim·wa11 coua.rUetion. Bit capac:itv in 1111111 . oor~. roOd. . e·' tl.i "<ublj: tool rolrtaerotor oectio... (riaht) tiao 11.7 "'"'" feet of 1helf area. · :.. • 8plh lt(tiont are ffOSI•free. No' defi'Oith'IJ eYer for ·you. • Each te¢tjon, bu itt own $1oor, cokl. control and separate .Insulation for CE u... •upetlnr fo<!d·keepln' ability. &S,. S L-IME CO.' ~y PJl(JDUUts ' Your Dreams of better farming will" come true, when you see the Allis·Chalmers . 303 Balers at Ma Williamsons. They're .everything you 1re looking fpr. Check out " !he ,0·15, D-12 & 170 Tractors ~~ ·High power that'll handle all your jObs. Remember Rakes, Balers ~ Tractori ·Plus thlr parts you'll need to service them are at WILUAMSONS·FARM. .' ~ ;- . • Adjusta'* candltyer iheiWIL SP\t& them for mulmum ooavenieft«'. ' • 17 qt. 1Ikio:oue eri•~i-. ,,, utiJky'·c:ompa.rtrnentt ~ .. fWee • . , .. bwklbeJf" doOr ltOfAI!' ••·. e~~~n holder.. ' ' ' • Plut q'lany mbN but,randtla ,._,.,, f '· . '~~ egaiOiai' 'aru · ~·· . C4 ~~' • AYail,able In ,teamfnl white or lUll fOUl COJ'P."'::Gne ftai.h. '..' ·"' • ' (·, . ~ ' "' .., '.,;, ·-.r~·· •. f. , ··~ . Jfthttn,·StatJs · ;v; ,... . 'l •••.111•• ·me;. ,·n·. ' ''<r.!~~ U1iiU . ·GooCi "'IJ41np A. latjn, 2' lll(t' frame . water, . li A. · A. Wlable, io·~~1 ;'1n ·,·~·olm TwJ!. on • 8 .Ubi< 100! tnJe.zero f...... IO<Iloo (loll/ f!Oidi 280 pounds of frvun WILL buv thl• beautiful 2 BR near new "home on an acre lot, larll!e \VB fireolace in liv1"' room with one paneled wall . kl\f'hen with mYINO TO sEJ.L! CAlL VB! Jay Sheppard, 44~1 Earl Wlntm, ,YI-3121 11'ayoe Amsbary, 4 _ . noise mdsance. (SUNDAY~ over. $7,500 n~nPied walls. front porch. located 3 ml. from city. WE HAVE a lar~e brick build· lng wllh 6 rentals . Good Investment property. Also, we have some good businesses lor aale. HOBART DILLOI'I, Rtatlor <Exe011t Sundoya) 12:00 News (Sunday ·only) 8:00 Sign On and The Singing Preacher 8:15 News ' ROOM home. 3 BR. llvlnt room with W.W carpel. front porch with awninli!. storm windows. lot Is 40' x 150' fen· ced, mo. payments $71.00. lnt 5% per cenl. Look this one J\18T 4 Mn.t rROW TOWN Olf 8:05 Music l!nllmited 10:30 ChatterboX ·<Excet>t • • day and Sunday) 11:00 Music l!nllmlted 11:45 All the NOW& . 5:30 Sunset Serenade (umll Sign QJO l"an A~sumotion NewUsting New Home, 3 Acres Sunda.Yal 8:00 New& llouniluP 4:00 Interchange Fa"" ROOM HOMI: Wll1l FULL BAD· IIJNT, MODER:'<! II.I"'CHVI WITH lANOE AND ·.VtN, G'\,l \ lr. NllW BAlliN, 14 ACKB '!'Oil 'f· ' 5:00 News, Weather, !iJorts 12 ACRES. has nice !arm hOme. plenty shade tre... large bam, tobac!'O ba". Price $9,5110. Till& lS A t YEMt OLD 3 UD· Show (Except , 12:35 Teen-Time '68 sa•••·· PLACEBUT ANDor """"' -~ YDY cdll'nn 0~ 1JH ~36 !'RONTAOI . 11:55 Wa&hlngjon Reports 12:1)0 News Houn~ 12:15 Bulletin Board 12~30 The "In" Sound J,OCATED on large lot tOO' x 120' - 3 BR. all electric kit· chen. full basement with rec. room and lire place. attached Tbls ltome is located up Rl. 7. just 5 mi. from City. Price $16,0110. wr. OOU Wml THIS S BZDROOII HOME. JNCLUDZS CARPmN"O, ntLL BAs&lfKNT, OARAOJ: AND llti Aa&R. 7:45 Echoes of Joy S:OU Ohio Valley News 8:15 Music l!nllmlted 11:40 Song and Story Time Ran(h Stvle Home Ne'W Listing NewUsting Rou111 35 .3 Bedroom Owner Buys F•rm . !iOW listing a 3 BR home only New listing :1 811droom-C•rpel 1.61 A.. 5 rooms and bath bl,.,< and frame home. nice bos,. men!. new furnace. •ome furniture, nlet' vfew. lml'!Wd, po~ COMFORTABLE ' HOME. ~ rooma, bath. fufl basement, attached , RBra.ge, $12,500. I block from city limits on 581. Ph. liS-a. 151·11 (SATURDAYS) 446-2463 llTVR IN 'm! ZN'J'IItl: nTI'tl; BIIU SlliN LOIJD BIJT NoT NOISE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The mustc of the ~-• COrruption rock I!J"UIP Is oot nolae, a judp rnled Friday lD dlsmlsatrw a COilll>lalni. Judge Joseph Zlngale ret>Ued to a. noise ordinance charge brougbt agalnet the group slier pollee arrested them tlrrlng a rehearaal In a mulllc store b)" aa,ylng tho band may have been loud, but oould not be called a ' Levels IChttck 1rhe1Je Features Phone 14MZI9 •• Control Jlie• the eUy way. Set unoon for Purina Check- buildings and onortment buMlnn. Olftte I'll. 14JI.eii8AI O..ar Bsotlnl. 1411-mt C.rlrr Manlo. 141mh Wllllom Hall. !45·5!tlt Carl Nibert 11&.11!1 Farm, • :'::~~w~:.~idincon- Agrl: and bus- REALTOR • got.l mean t8Wt~ ' lll:e an h~rn !lie1. Pr,oyide J'letded ,!,.. acrea~e•. 0. D. PARSONS • Let heifel'l llnd dry COW8 eat . Cattle Blotkl wit!\ the builtin m•sBOt ki9er. F~ermard· Carl Winter, General Motors • coz=: nuollable. 411-3GT. ' 1041 • perv &Or Ul. A.&~• I:A.IUCI• tion in Ohio• Dr David Boyne Chairman, 'Rf1 • CATTLE BLOCKS c~"·,:! •Air C9nditlon tl•tlli-.~ W•nted FOR HOU~ES (nU · 4*i7N, . Hate To See Anybody (lwner will help finance: SllOC!Iim loday. ··' • hstch snd dis with Purina CHECK-FLY ' llvlntl . room 8l)d baiJO\menl. NEAR!.V new lltree hedroom. eomplete electric tlldten, 2 baths. big recreation· room. vacant and ready ,.,. vour ln- ·\t • . will be held 'lllesday evening, July 9, and will recognize teach- • ers wflo have taught 5, 10, IS, • 20, 25, 30, 35 years, and those • retiring. c. w. ~aver, Galllpolis, wUI be honored for 30 years service. Featured . s.[>Oikers Include George Greenleif, Executive VIce Pt'ellldent, Ohio Grain and Feed Dealera Association; Dr. Z"Ao. Jack F ryml er, Colt ege ,., ......_~· catloo ~i ,.J~culeoturllougan,al "flO~. &I1 · •• Off. 4UIUI <'' B!lvofth"Week an The Conference Theme Is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. upJilJD\lng for mective Teach~ S:illlllorald of Truth · '~ 7:45 Ec¥e~ ~Joy 9100 i1o!olljanl'llour • · .-~.' 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 9:30 A'u!rt Ber.tha 8:15 Talk of the Town 9:4$<!1\lldten'o Uhai>!>l • ;." 9:15 The Morning Show 10:00 Music for ~ J" • , 10:30 (!hatterbox 10:30 t"int s.totlil Cl\.,..h ''I-'~ I 11:110 The Morning :.how 11:30 {;o0j18( on'lui,lll ., ' UMS World & Ma110n eo. News 12:00 NeW8 "· !',, l'J:: t ' .. 12:110 Commtml!Y II Market News "12:15 Trinlf1llour ., ' 12il5 Bulletin Hoard 12145 Cotholic 'Into~, 12:30 Prosecutor ~s, (ldonJ 1:00 Church of (lod· . Farm and Home (Tues., 1:30 GoOIIOll!alt"• ·.. ' 1 ; Wed., Thurs.) 2:00 liomdai tirtve Tlmo COantry Go Hound (FrL) 5:00 New• KoiJIKllcl 12:45 COUntry Go Hound 1:00 lntetchlnge WJEII- FM LOO 5:00 News, Weather, ~rts (Daily ex<:et>t where lnlle..,O HoundUP 8:00 Sign on and Earll' llltd (MONDAY~" TIIItiJ fiUDAY~ IEALtol !Ia Coun~. awhile. r so, the dustlng and cultural Ecooomlcs OSUi Dr. ironing aren't going anywhere, Byrl Shoemaker, Director, Vo.. 10 stick around. You don't have catlonal Education ln Obioi Dr. Tempe r- to Pil1 with hlm, just opot. ·. "]I " n..:WISEMANAguqi <, :l ·. '. , It at all ~•slble PROVD> ~ • ~fiG he haa asked fir It ' Tell him; "Always ask ldcnnll\Y.IIrlt" - ll ·maY W.e tl.mo, but It will be a safe!¥ Slopo"thal''pays 1111 Shorlnx~tlll>lhers In outdoo~ play does not : eome easy:· for your preschooiOI'. He l!Jll pro~~. ably be eloae to threehltore be can glvo as . well 81 · take. You can hel p him by ·~c hirag him . wh&t to do When he "wants ask, take turns - . rathei- tlian punlshllll! him for taldllf thlnp When he wants them. When ..,._ er children come to play, It takes more of 1our tlme _ 1n the beginning - but lt Ia worth It to you and to your child. B mart .~. tl Wh e s me. en llle .,.. 1 roo rou... _._ In IIIII ••• .,,, """' bresk up tho actlYizy - a cookle, a story, or juat a triP Indoors, or ma,ybe lndlcstl"' that It Is time lor the visiting cldld . Re~l htlle For S.le ' I. l,..... But 111mmer, like Wloter or sarlly ~901'. . ,.,.:- . . . ..,. "oeaaon or tlie year juat that much 11!0J?. of a ell11• any er ,, I ~ ' L. ' I .. Reiil J• I}' '~ ,.•. _._'Suece·~s :Of ~.want' Ads . . . . . ,., I ' .[.!" <, .. \' '·i'Y.f f!....,., I ,.. ~,,-;;,: t. I 'v¥1~, ~ IIAAS•:. 11!-~ .lt! ¥~,,~ GALLjpqt'l$ . J.ai Wllttar'··.bucket, or' wt\.0.· somw. ..,.er.~ : Whore he """~ everytl)illll, he a mu~ ,!or """"'~' IU)': .. ·. . / ·-:, ...., tlie · · · ' ""7 ' to itt1t he .ia dolRI [11 ditlllhod. would lind ~et>!aco 'ell"< Ali . A -~~OX -r /0' l>Obt • .. ,. ......,. onow !'•~ IW- . our ..,,~,o '·wtil> 'open door-".PPJI1!1 ~· ~r$nlni ast:OIIil lllmihet and tvlll')' sum• ·•'· • · , ~ t:'~~ ·~looked fo~.i Thl:,;~th~ ~· a':li;.lititt¥ oa.er chQdf<,; to. .,I~ r: 'lnm- iri.r, tha!. ll, n04 "!11t ~ . , "' :: tbo itttl me !'t·';! "':" l ::self, "Fences ·i.ul not fill~- the beit 1fayo, . :then, .,.&. he . fiitey - jult •• \11"1 ••. It rn ° 01101 • . P ay · hlm ·'""~•, Th'l)''ro ·wants to 110 away, let hlm 1!0 btlld allld yd l• !" .•.ilia .. : • · Ext. Total precipitation for the week After looking over the area with Tommy Pullin, ooe of the this year - .03 or &1'1 inch; last SODa, we ob&erved a hen grouse year- 2.40 inches. Total ]>reclpltatlon to date this in tho road near their land. This year - 24.45 iDches, last year grouse appeared to be unafraid aM we knew wturt was making - 24.05 .1Dches, Normal average prectpltatlon · her appear as such. We stop.. pad our vehicle about fifth teet anrwally - 38.!11lnches. awa,y and remained perfectly<JII. et !or a few mlootes. Tbe grouse slowly walked to the lido or the road and from tho weeds nn lidos or the road, s m a ll grouse about me-lhlrd grown ap. peared. They skittered acro11 the road and followed their mother to tho sate~¥ or ..... nearby woodland. We oould imagine we heard her clucking to gather ber small brood. Seelog sights such as this Is one or the uneJII'OC!Ied pleuures of being a soli oonservationl st. ~·· ., .·:, ·' '· . SuD~esiJ:n,.S -~'or,.:~ ,..e·o ,i I f!~ ). jJ~~' r, if; l'' · ' PAT . ,, ' .tSe .U~I':~'». ~ l , s.·\ /! '. er r£Uta.(J:r0blerits · · ·~, ~ ·- ~ ',' ~.Y¥h") ~~1 '11: ·~ ·~ 'f . can creaJe prnblemo !or.motbeu system, summarize:a his study as or pre-ac:hoolchllrlren.O!tourse, follows: , lt aloo brings Its·shoreofcrl&eo, "Attei- making this study of introduction of new industrY.'' or This young mao summarized large and small, to mothers _ the rural agriculture of Meigs the situation ln a very g pod oc:hool age, teeoap, or college C«mf.)', I feel tbat the Jack of economic growth ls due to Ule fashion. As Mr. Brooks of the age cldldren. For m..,.ero with todd! en lack of commercial industry in E.D. A. pointed 0111, this ""ter Meigs Councy. The transfer or system can help stimulate econ-: there are two psrtlcudsr ldndo or problema: Those wtiOseliUie• J.abol· from the agricultural sec- omlc growth. Ide If we hlve\the vision we can ones don't want to 1!0 outo ' tor to the industrial sector is and 1hoae who a~am when occurring, but the llbor force move ahead. mother lnalats that it o time to eomo back lndde. It akeusualtbely taktr""tt'l II~ whllnlo to m ans 011 uvm • donr hlbernllllnn to outdoor freedom. If yoor toddler stands at the door and cries to come ln, for goodness sake let hlm lD Say · ' "Well, It's nice to see you! :::::.• ~ your hat and stay aHe will probably docldo that yoo really haven't abandoned him and that yoo will .be glad to see him when he returns. All be reallY wants to know Is that yoo haven't run . off and left him. So every now and then, stick ywr head out the window _ to check up on wflat he Is doi!IS, or course, but also to .... "Hl, there _ how are you doing?' This contact will help hlm feel reassured and be glad that you are there. R Is important for all ""' MOUTH-WATERING watermelouls ~~~tared by Jerry children to be able to get Into Grllllq wltb two deer lrlends he met at SUver Sprlnga, Fla. the house when they need to, or want to. Low handles on doors maybe the answer to hi& coming ·' JOHN COOPER I .,';.·PI Clot on The word cloture means a method of closing out debate and getting a vote on an issue. Under present U.S. Senate rules, cloture can be put into elfect by a vote of two-thirds or those present and voting. . '' CARTER AND EVANS, INC. 87 Olive Street O.llipolis, Ohio Excavating and Budding CO!IIriChln · BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV1CE Basements-Footer.:-leach BedsFarm Ponds-Septic Tanks-YardsPriveways;-land Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots 'iff IT'S DIRT I WE'll NOVE IT I" Phone: 446-4905 .. ,. , BLIC SAL THURSDAY, JIAY 11th STARTINGAT1 P.M. Comer 4th & Spruce St., o.mpolls. Selling the Estate of Birdie Tarrier. ltwms ,. be sold consim of the usual honehoW Items. R.E.K~,Au~ MRS. R. E. KNOTTS, Clerk Members or the Ohio State and National Auctioneers Association. ~:11'7t Llleme ar Boward Br...on Emllnl ~11!1 · Plumbing & Heating STANDARD PWMJIINO A III!:ATINO, Ill 'nlrt A t!WIII. .. BIIAilMI!:I\'1 Phnnhlq ID4 Btolfltl 110 lib .\oe., tii-IIIIJ• ,. ., tf DKWifi'8 PIJ!MBINO AND III!:A'IINO ROUTE 110 at ... Bmgreeo. Pb. TRADERS DAYI Antiques, guns, tools, dishes, new Items, old items, odds and ends, and other junk. Who know5 what else?'? Starting early next Saturday morning. July 13 and every saturd~ thereafter we will conduct a genuine Old Fashion Flea Market. Come early, buy, sell and trade All Dl)<. Rent a stall ror $3.00 and sell your own items. Bring your own table Cor display, space should be 1• served in Advance. Items which yoo cannot sell or trado during the day may be snld at onr regular Saturdl)' el'ening auction lf time permits. Ill tf ..-~TIMJ ''\!& tk ci. it11111 • '. ' . Ill tf Knotts Co!llmunity Auction 11m Comer Third and Olive O.llipoUs, Olllo ' ....:..:".. . �'"• .. ' .,,, ~ i\1.11~ "1111!1'lKO>nt.lnel, &>nda)-, .ltd) 7, 1968 '' P ')- • m :earmr.ng... .-,. l'~ , .. · , ,.. , Water System '~ Sign County ~n. Moye Agairi C. E. BLAKESLEE Agent, Agriculture- turally. In !let, It developed to the point that mall)" acres were Meigs County plnwed and subjected to eroalon f9111EIWY - "Today let us so the top soil dl"'Ppeared down grourd for a water sys- the Ohio River. t-. Tomorrow let us educate Transportation on the Ohio Riv· · 1~ eh1ld. When he has completed er or driving livestock owrland :~• training let us say to htm, to metropolitan centers became ·'fbing your productive years and a way of life. ,, _ skills back home again. In the late 1800s the coal Incan use them here.' " dustry became thedomtnam cOJil-' 11Ji& was a statement made mercill enterprise. Agriculture Henry S. Brooks ol the Ecoflo. also brought mol\)' people to tbo Development Administra- area. The cml mines brought at the ground brealdng for Mili\Y more, but each ot these Tuwers Plains--Chester Wa- resources has declined, someSystem 3 weeks ago. In com- times leaving many problems 1Je.. l;;!,ttleniMng the foresight, and t h e hind, such as silted streams. and the women who work- There has also been the prob. to bring this water system lem of shiftiiJI ofllbor tram one 4e·velolmllmt to a realit.;, Mll- industry to another. Roush, local Fanners Home Our agrlcullurll lodustry ls .{~ldmdnilllrl.tlon Supervisor, quot- Cllirl.y well stabilized atthemom· lrom the Bible, "Where there ent. Some 200 or 300 commerno vision, the peq,Je perish." cial farmers IIIII 500to700 small ·V ...... Brook& pointed ""' that part,.time tarm,rs wiU continactull 1\mds put In t~\. sy,. ue. · Agricultural production ~ were not important. The day, tilar - wise, is almost as nporlal•t thing ls the capacJcy high as it has ever been. Actual water faclllt.y will bring to production or crops and livestock llldlvlduals and to mall)" products la at about Its peak. to help themselves. The During the next decade or so, · of tbe Economic Dele~· BmlB additional pa.sture land will Admlnlstratlon la to belp be brougl!t into uae for beef catIn QJolion • - • wlilch will tle reeding. Some dalrie s will go to correct the ; ecooomle out whlle others will increase \~:::: that haw dew!OJ)ed lD alze. Jl sectiona or the coonI! we are to provide jobs , ror our youn,g men and young wom~~~ C«mcy waa ~in en then we must have a vision or ·t 1700s IIIII early 1800s. what can happen here. :a.,!'•• an apicullurll IIIII lr..,. Olto of our students at Ohio COIIIIIIIIJil~. For tbo next 100 Untveratt;y, ror his term paper in tbo aroadevtlopedaarl<W- Ecommlcs under Dr. DeVeau, , ,. .we of the Land titled hls study "Rural MeigsA Lool< at Agricultural Producdvlcy In' 1940, 19~/ llld 1959. 11rls l'Oiiw: man, NichollS Neutz.. bss to leave the county to find . employmenl There are sever .. al sites for lndustr.Y in Meigs Coun~, but tho lack of adequate ling, 1 product ofourlocalschool trausportation systems, sewage disposal s,ystems, and buildings for small lnrlustl-y prohibit the Weather Watering Troughs Built Serv-lce water in two pasture nelds and in the barn also b)" two troogha. Tho trough lD the barn Is a metal 1r<111111>. while the 0110 in the pasture llelds Ia a 500 • gallon <Oill:r~ trough. The pasture dl- ·;jl~~~:-::~ ~~~:~r~-~ lnddo hi;' two pastures. water for has been built several ;rears and was aoslated with tis 0011structlon by u. S. Soil Conservation Servloa -le at that time. trougb . The water will be IIUJ>'~" 1119 a !lOild wblcll he built 11110 beblnd the barn bi8her elovat!on. T h e Soil Conservatlnn Disheaded by H. S. Ben· Work Ia -eastng on the tho work 'to lnatall Carl ~~ pond on Redmond ~ugha and the J>i)JOI!ne R!dp. II Ia belni built b)" the bulldozer of the Western Soil piped water Con.em.tion Dlllrlct. The de· · pond and Ia providing lip no made b)" Denver Yoho ..!!• ~ "'. 't 'rt.~ • • o -Rtir·Glas$ Hm r :.,J'<, "" of SCS. In building this pond an excavation or four feet In depth ls being made and an earth fill around lt will be three feet high. It wtll be about one • sixth ol. an acre ln size and will pro. water forlivestockbytneans trDUj!lt. 0 .. • • - ' Designs have been made ror ponds on the Gilbert Pullin land near Penlel Church and the Cecil Smith land on Ten Mile Creek. The Smith pond will be about one-tilth or an acre 1n size and nine feot deep. He will use the tUI as a roadway to get across tbo hollow ln whlcll the fill Is built. The Pullllls plan to use their pond area as a recrea- don 81101. Roundup GALLIPOLIS - ', ;,._ •,!; • l'j • r·1""·'1.1"'1 ·J('~iJ·· :·, ... 1~ , I .~.~ ,~~),<#;~[• .' "Tt 0 ~~ •• ,, ', ,r • • ) GLAss'r' ,.. BY ' ~i:~ ~c~· •' 1 1 ~<'.'~ t • . \ ,J.'tl/~ 1 <f'~l,a rr ; ),' ., ~, I I ( ' 1 ( 1 I l '(·'t.: ~ ~'~-" ' • I! ' l , · ' ~ ' f ' , ~ t ~, ' f!' I< ,• ~·. 'I' • t.:. ,'! , ~ • J, II~· - ~'"":,,, ,.. '·-him honie7 IQ . . ·l.:. · \.' • '' · ••' ' aner' · :;ouI · bh~vo • warnedi ~ . tJ iO ' or· th8 ~· 1 ~ WJ¥1 , 1 .,1,, lllo have w, 'l;:'at!!r ~~- ha~ ~~~~ his~ an': t~.uni ~icltya!ll, .One ~ ' . .j~j'jU• • I I , ',i . jtll • , • 110 ltome with "" lnYitatllla ,oJ,., ' l:'ll. ' 't•l'- t " all.ed"-·~ .· ,- com, ..,.cft: e MC!f/ • ~tl ~ce:~~ b~ ::e~ib~h~:~:~ lange 1D lih>!. >Cl_lt,81"' hi"' .011.1 \he problem, elther,pon_: cllsse him llilleas )'OU, ~~to .. OXJ>Oct ,ld~ to come~ you;. ~ sot•• :"~, ~·~:'..:·~:" 5 v0 " Ag 'Men . Will Attend CoDterences ~ GALLIPOLIS - The Amual In "·rvico Tralni•• r--•eronce ~ ·~ ~·· !or 381 teachers of Voeatlonal Agriculture wtll be held at the Ohio State Unlvoral~ July 8-11. Five or them will be from Gal- knowing ::~ci!~~:~~!~:: ~=~- y~h:.e ~::: ~~~ u~~!h:~::; iod as recorded by Pete Methe coin, the child Who does of Cormick at Fairfield Weather .oot want to come tn _ to eat, Station. . · let alone to sleep. Tho olll)lllest DAY mGHLOWPREC. wa,y to bring a prpiA!atlng chDd ~day ... , .... • 93 .68 . . . ~war• wh1'-!I,~J ~'IIi~ w!i\1t · -day . ·:· .... . :· 9l' liS ' "tq. com;, "ts tl1·11[c'l<llinfilp'ilVet"" Tuesda,\o . · . . . . . 90 68 your hlp 80 he 'won't kfel yoo _ Wednesday . . . . so 611 .03 Q4 brlnghlmln This otcourse Tfwrsda.Y . . . . . 79 46 · ' • Frlda,y .. .. .. • 84 4.1 Saturday . • . .. • 75 33 Average high temperature Cor tho week this year - 85 degrees, last year - 78.5 de· grees. Average low temperatUres for the - k this year - SS degrees, last year - 58.6 degrees. • , For. WA- - ~D ~TI~D ' ''' · .... · .. ,..,:.. .· . ..~ • ,JUI.l'HI' cjl. . I•~ lng. • A special awards p~a,y" - !rom blowlnl bojbbt.af.! ' ··•· ,. pelming lll'lltl, ~.·!'fiina .In a , fHRlj:E lledroom. tanch· with ' blf.gahleil, city water, cop·'· .I!W plymblng, 2 small . out·bii8dlnp, li aero lot. tub or piaotlc awimlillng )1001. (CAIJTION; RomemWr . noi to leave a little ~ "In a~~. himself. He cllf1 droWn Ill a ..,.. · omsil quanti~ of water.) BOXES - CarlOni ~· 1 h. ~ , -eatelll fun lor Into'' • ' .,.. • el'-"'-61t.wDII and out of, lor-puohlbri IIIII !lUll'< ' •· tog, pl_,_ houae, etc. ,, , WOODEN BOARD- For walk. log; old tlref ~'climbing In ant ~ on ~r rowlnlln& lnllft I '•" .. tree; Wheelbarnnu or WIPllt ladders lor cllmblni IDd ...,.; .. tor •wln&llll, trleycles.!or rld-.. •-· -· 11 you don't have a backyard, · -• looh for • park. Take )'GUr m...,•.,.,., • lng; and "o!r you (10. Have a&ood · .. time with ,..,. little - l e tbla sunun,r. F LI ,&, '11!1 s bantlret • Don't,Delay-& " . &e-soirv ~, ACR"ES 'with nice home, city . w•ter av,Piable, fireP,Iaces In ··~·~~:~~~:..;..J t_. rxil'<'sl. larmo. It" rr. BOAT,· trailer, and ID bp oalbOart! (Mere.) ,.,., n~rtment or " I' .ee · ',. · • • . Mr~ and Mrs. C. W, Slaver; • Baxter· Ahera, Kyger Cr.eek; • Gerald Pot>e, North Gallla, J, • Rebert Evans, Southwestern, IIIII Emersoe lill!lll!o Jlanrwl Traoo. 11 '1' : ' ' · """"" " ·" · ' ·• . .. • . ~e III"St state faJr In !be .li. .Umted States >yas held at Syracuse, N.Y., m 1841. m buUdlnl· .a · new '·· • Fly Cattle Bloekt. from Gallla will be • · ·• · .• . • . J D North Pr'o·duc·e• e e VIne St. • iih, <W6-1fU • , • 1 • .•. 1 !lt:·····••••...........••. rwe • . .. • • • • ,, 1 , ' . .., ·, • • .. ,. '!' ; ! ;; •' " ' 1,... , remodellnW, 111. builders. .DlltrllitiiOr .\ppllant:«<, -.~IU• '' IMtf 1111' I 'itiR liPpL VIDare. C11J P'Tiromt*'-ly R~'t:K RANCH Nearing completion. trimmed In Redwood, 3 BR, % complete balh9. !0 x 12 family room. 2 ctll' cai"J)Orl. nestled In slz acres of treeo, stream and ~an, 5 mlnuteo from town Ill Galllpo. lis Scltool District. 162 ACRFS IJii D~ llg ztlll...aewlng · maeldne. lldl Jllldllne males First time but!Amholel, dams, elnb. aews 4 BR. 32 • Ott bultolll. Pay ' payments o! te or.pay MI.IO 1'8111. Try B bl yoar llome. ·c.n I'Jial.. ' m.lf. ' '· 4UU. WeHave3 . offered, nearly new 16 llvlnlf room with massive brick and atone fire. place. New tool shed, large bam, 1110 A. botlom. large com bare on State Rond. 211 ACRES 1 room modem !tome, al. std .. oiee bam, plenty outbldga., l ponds, tenant hi!IJIMI, caHle and equip. available. ' . . 93 Atllh , ID A. bOttom ••!~..~~ • · A. Tob. B.. bam. strawbeni,,., sprl!lg!. 6 rooms ani!_ bath. lafo>. site. riverview, very prlvnrP., and city schools. ;, OR C ltlDROOMS, FANILV ROOM, WOOD BUJIININO FfU.. PLAC.. ALt. ELEM'RIC KrT1 II ERNEST THORNE BN, LOTS OF C::A.Jii1N}'!'I'q, 0,\11• AOZ. I, JMI AND I BA'nlll, I.AR.O! LOTI. l"RICib PROM' Tbunnan, Ohio tlt.IOO UP. 33 year" experience Phone 245-5289 or ~:~:.~,:'!!!~;'!'.,'!tv Central Soya COMPt.ft'ELY RElfODELEP 0Lo OD HOM£. I'JECORA'RD IN IICELLT.NT C'OLOJI'JAL STYLE . DiDon Ageney (EVI!:RYTHINO ~ l"ROM TOP TO BO'M'O'Ml 7 ROOMS. 1~ BATHS. OWNIIR SPEPn' m.ooo ON n 5 1'RS. AOO. IIA'h: OV· RR OF ttT.GIO AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS. YOU'LL LOVE lT. YOU CAN'T DEP FROM 1T 1JIRE~ , 4 yra. old. Has a beaulilul kitchen with ceramic tile waU """ plenty cabinets, storm doors & windows. forctd hot A VF.RV WE'LL KEPT MODERN 3 BJ:DROOM WITH W "To W C ARPZT, NICE KITCHEN AND CARPORT. PRTCBD tU,. 1500. air furnace, city water, attached garage, patio, new Good 4 Bedroom work shop and storage room, fenctd yard. Price $15,500, good financing. HIRE'S A CONV&NO:NTLY LO· CA'TED HOME WITH DP.I' LOT ON 3RD AVL COMP'.tTr:t.Y fl~ · DECORATED. i BA tlli'l t\ND CAIPORT. OWNER \!'flU<>t18 TO QU. NewUsting New Home & S Acres CO BASJ AND ABOUT II Mn...E OUT. NlCE LOCATION OOOb BUY AT 1111.!00. 3 1\CRE WT. YOU'LL FrNn Tm! NV.W I'RA•t W TOW C::AJI.PET, COY!RI:D PATIO wtTif PATIO DOORS. 3 ,BEDROOM', IIOODN KITCHEN, F.\IIILY 1.0011 W1TII nu PLACE. I CAll OARAQI:, nJLL BAI!IDI!Ift'. OW'ND JtATIS TO SIIJ. BtJ'I' JIUft, New Listing RiverViewRiver Front•ge_ 5 Arres J.OCATEn on State Tloule ,Jf ml. from G•lllnolis. hs• A ~ rifMn hnme In extra rood C'OI1 ..... , , ..,~ dlflon. W-W rl\rnet thrnn(fh out, laundrv room. d90J1 well. .lt'ara~re . tobS<'ro base. an Ideal place to Jive. sesolon. h•l &tate For Sale llAIIUt REALTY CO. Oscar !lAird, Rnltor Wllk To Schools VOU can move immediately inta this 2 olory brick home, OlllOllenlly looated on . 4th Ave. fti has bath, 3 bedrooms, P,age, deep loi, and 11 convenient to stores, schools, cbun:hes. Va~ and wlillnl lor you. Owner wanls It "'I· •~.ooo. '16 Tob.ll.lse 14 A., one story frame home, newly ,painted, new meta\ not, dt11 well, looated on blacktop "" $1500. . .ltNO Beclrooma FOR ."f!,DDO, you can blij' a 2 bfoli:aom btoct boine with I A., paneled 'living Nom IIIII tltcllen, located In Gteen 'i'wp•. Vleltll. ' I DRUMID I WAS Qa Of 111 HAY FIElDS.wiTH 'IY AC • • 1:11 • Elllrs""""vtnietu sldt-b)"-tide deli111. • ftOnly. J2 ,.~· wide! Slim·wa11 coua.rUetion. Bit capac:itv in 1111111 . oor~. roOd. . e·' tl.i "<ublj: tool rolrtaerotor oectio... (riaht) tiao 11.7 "'"'" feet of 1helf area. · :.. • 8plh lt(tiont are ffOSI•free. No' defi'Oith'IJ eYer for ·you. • Each te¢tjon, bu itt own $1oor, cokl. control and separate .Insulation for CE u... •upetlnr fo<!d·keepln' ability. &S,. S L-IME CO.' ~y PJl(JDUUts ' Your Dreams of better farming will" come true, when you see the Allis·Chalmers . 303 Balers at Ma Williamsons. They're .everything you 1re looking fpr. Check out " !he ,0·15, D-12 & 170 Tractors ~~ ·High power that'll handle all your jObs. Remember Rakes, Balers ~ Tractori ·Plus thlr parts you'll need to service them are at WILUAMSONS·FARM. .' ~ ;- . • Adjusta'* candltyer iheiWIL SP\t& them for mulmum ooavenieft«'. ' • 17 qt. 1Ikio:oue eri•~i-. ,,, utiJky'·c:ompa.rtrnentt ~ .. fWee • . , .. bwklbeJf" doOr ltOfAI!' ••·. e~~~n holder.. ' ' ' • Plut q'lany mbN but,randtla ,._,.,, f '· . '~~ egaiOiai' 'aru · ~·· . C4 ~~' • AYail,able In ,teamfnl white or lUll fOUl COJ'P."'::Gne ftai.h. '..' ·"' • ' (·, . ~ ' "' .., '.,;, ·-.r~·· •. f. , ··~ . Jfthttn,·StatJs · ;v; ,... . 'l •••.111•• ·me;. ,·n·. ' ''<r.!~~ U1iiU . ·GooCi "'IJ41np A. latjn, 2' lll(t' frame . water, . li A. · A. Wlable, io·~~1 ;'1n ·,·~·olm TwJ!. on • 8 .Ubi< 100! tnJe.zero f...... IO<Iloo (loll/ f!Oidi 280 pounds of frvun WILL buv thl• beautiful 2 BR near new "home on an acre lot, larll!e \VB fireolace in liv1"' room with one paneled wall . kl\f'hen with mYINO TO sEJ.L! CAlL VB! Jay Sheppard, 44~1 Earl Wlntm, ,YI-3121 11'ayoe Amsbary, 4 _ . noise mdsance. (SUNDAY~ over. $7,500 n~nPied walls. front porch. located 3 ml. from city. WE HAVE a lar~e brick build· lng wllh 6 rentals . Good Investment property. Also, we have some good businesses lor aale. HOBART DILLOI'I, Rtatlor <Exe011t Sundoya) 12:00 News (Sunday ·only) 8:00 Sign On and The Singing Preacher 8:15 News ' ROOM home. 3 BR. llvlnt room with W.W carpel. front porch with awninli!. storm windows. lot Is 40' x 150' fen· ced, mo. payments $71.00. lnt 5% per cenl. Look this one J\18T 4 Mn.t rROW TOWN Olf 8:05 Music l!nllmited 10:30 ChatterboX ·<Excet>t • • day and Sunday) 11:00 Music l!nllmlted 11:45 All the NOW& . 5:30 Sunset Serenade (umll Sign QJO l"an A~sumotion NewUsting New Home, 3 Acres Sunda.Yal 8:00 New& llouniluP 4:00 Interchange Fa"" ROOM HOMI: Wll1l FULL BAD· IIJNT, MODER:'<! II.I"'CHVI WITH lANOE AND ·.VtN, G'\,l \ lr. NllW BAlliN, 14 ACKB '!'Oil 'f· ' 5:00 News, Weather, !iJorts 12 ACRES. has nice !arm hOme. plenty shade tre... large bam, tobac!'O ba". Price $9,5110. Till& lS A t YEMt OLD 3 UD· Show (Except , 12:35 Teen-Time '68 sa•••·· PLACEBUT ANDor """"' -~ YDY cdll'nn 0~ 1JH ~36 !'RONTAOI . 11:55 Wa&hlngjon Reports 12:1)0 News Houn~ 12:15 Bulletin Board 12~30 The "In" Sound J,OCATED on large lot tOO' x 120' - 3 BR. all electric kit· chen. full basement with rec. room and lire place. attached Tbls ltome is located up Rl. 7. just 5 mi. from City. Price $16,0110. wr. OOU Wml THIS S BZDROOII HOME. JNCLUDZS CARPmN"O, ntLL BAs&lfKNT, OARAOJ: AND llti Aa&R. 7:45 Echoes of Joy S:OU Ohio Valley News 8:15 Music l!nllmlted 11:40 Song and Story Time Ran(h Stvle Home Ne'W Listing NewUsting Rou111 35 .3 Bedroom Owner Buys F•rm . !iOW listing a 3 BR home only New listing :1 811droom-C•rpel 1.61 A.. 5 rooms and bath bl,.,< and frame home. nice bos,. men!. new furnace. •ome furniture, nlet' vfew. lml'!Wd, po~ COMFORTABLE ' HOME. ~ rooma, bath. fufl basement, attached , RBra.ge, $12,500. I block from city limits on 581. Ph. liS-a. 151·11 (SATURDAYS) 446-2463 llTVR IN 'm! ZN'J'IItl: nTI'tl; BIIU SlliN LOIJD BIJT NoT NOISE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The mustc of the ~-• COrruption rock I!J"UIP Is oot nolae, a judp rnled Friday lD dlsmlsatrw a COilll>lalni. Judge Joseph Zlngale ret>Ued to a. noise ordinance charge brougbt agalnet the group slier pollee arrested them tlrrlng a rehearaal In a mulllc store b)" aa,ylng tho band may have been loud, but oould not be called a ' Levels IChttck 1rhe1Je Features Phone 14MZI9 •• Control Jlie• the eUy way. Set unoon for Purina Check- buildings and onortment buMlnn. Olftte I'll. 14JI.eii8AI O..ar Bsotlnl. 1411-mt C.rlrr Manlo. 141mh Wllllom Hall. !45·5!tlt Carl Nibert 11&.11!1 Farm, • :'::~~w~:.~idincon- Agrl: and bus- REALTOR • got.l mean t8Wt~ ' lll:e an h~rn !lie1. Pr,oyide J'letded ,!,.. acrea~e•. 0. D. PARSONS • Let heifel'l llnd dry COW8 eat . Cattle Blotkl wit!\ the builtin m•sBOt ki9er. F~ermard· Carl Winter, General Motors • coz=: nuollable. 411-3GT. ' 1041 • perv &Or Ul. A.&~• I:A.IUCI• tion in Ohio• Dr David Boyne Chairman, 'Rf1 • CATTLE BLOCKS c~"·,:! •Air C9nditlon tl•tlli-.~ W•nted FOR HOU~ES (nU · 4*i7N, . Hate To See Anybody (lwner will help finance: SllOC!Iim loday. ··' • hstch snd dis with Purina CHECK-FLY ' llvlntl . room 8l)d baiJO\menl. NEAR!.V new lltree hedroom. eomplete electric tlldten, 2 baths. big recreation· room. vacant and ready ,.,. vour ln- ·\t • . will be held 'lllesday evening, July 9, and will recognize teach- • ers wflo have taught 5, 10, IS, • 20, 25, 30, 35 years, and those • retiring. c. w. ~aver, Galllpolis, wUI be honored for 30 years service. Featured . s.[>Oikers Include George Greenleif, Executive VIce Pt'ellldent, Ohio Grain and Feed Dealera Association; Dr. Z"Ao. Jack F ryml er, Colt ege ,., ......_~· catloo ~i ,.J~culeoturllougan,al "flO~. &I1 · •• Off. 4UIUI <'' B!lvofth"Week an The Conference Theme Is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. upJilJD\lng for mective Teach~ S:illlllorald of Truth · '~ 7:45 Ec¥e~ ~Joy 9100 i1o!olljanl'llour • · .-~.' 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 9:30 A'u!rt Ber.tha 8:15 Talk of the Town 9:4$<!1\lldten'o Uhai>!>l • ;." 9:15 The Morning Show 10:00 Music for ~ J" • , 10:30 (!hatterbox 10:30 t"int s.totlil Cl\.,..h ''I-'~ I 11:110 The Morning :.how 11:30 {;o0j18( on'lui,lll ., ' UMS World & Ma110n eo. News 12:00 NeW8 "· !',, l'J:: t ' .. 12:110 Commtml!Y II Market News "12:15 Trinlf1llour ., ' 12il5 Bulletin Hoard 12145 Cotholic 'Into~, 12:30 Prosecutor ~s, (ldonJ 1:00 Church of (lod· . Farm and Home (Tues., 1:30 GoOIIOll!alt"• ·.. ' 1 ; Wed., Thurs.) 2:00 liomdai tirtve Tlmo COantry Go Hound (FrL) 5:00 New• KoiJIKllcl 12:45 COUntry Go Hound 1:00 lntetchlnge WJEII- FM LOO 5:00 News, Weather, ~rts (Daily ex<:et>t where lnlle..,O HoundUP 8:00 Sign on and Earll' llltd (MONDAY~" TIIItiJ fiUDAY~ IEALtol !Ia Coun~. awhile. r so, the dustlng and cultural Ecooomlcs OSUi Dr. ironing aren't going anywhere, Byrl Shoemaker, Director, Vo.. 10 stick around. You don't have catlonal Education ln Obioi Dr. Tempe r- to Pil1 with hlm, just opot. ·. "]I " n..:WISEMANAguqi <, :l ·. '. , It at all ~•slble PROVD> ~ • ~fiG he haa asked fir It ' Tell him; "Always ask ldcnnll\Y.IIrlt" - ll ·maY W.e tl.mo, but It will be a safe!¥ Slopo"thal''pays 1111 Shorlnx~tlll>lhers In outdoo~ play does not : eome easy:· for your preschooiOI'. He l!Jll pro~~. ably be eloae to threehltore be can glvo as . well 81 · take. You can hel p him by ·~c hirag him . wh&t to do When he "wants ask, take turns - . rathei- tlian punlshllll! him for taldllf thlnp When he wants them. When ..,._ er children come to play, It takes more of 1our tlme _ 1n the beginning - but lt Ia worth It to you and to your child. B mart .~. tl Wh e s me. en llle .,.. 1 roo rou... _._ In IIIII ••• .,,, """' bresk up tho actlYizy - a cookle, a story, or juat a triP Indoors, or ma,ybe lndlcstl"' that It Is time lor the visiting cldld . Re~l htlle For S.le ' I. l,..... But 111mmer, like Wloter or sarlly ~901'. . ,.,.:- . . . ..,. "oeaaon or tlie year juat that much 11!0J?. of a ell11• any er ,, I ~ ' L. ' I .. Reiil J• I}' '~ ,.•. _._'Suece·~s :Of ~.want' Ads . . . . . ,., I ' .[.!" <, .. \' '·i'Y.f f!....,., I ,.. ~,,-;;,: t. I 'v¥1~, ~ IIAAS•:. 11!-~ .lt! ¥~,,~ GALLjpqt'l$ . J.ai Wllttar'··.bucket, or' wt\.0.· somw. ..,.er.~ : Whore he """~ everytl)illll, he a mu~ ,!or """"'~' IU)': .. ·. . / ·-:, ...., tlie · · · ' ""7 ' to itt1t he .ia dolRI [11 ditlllhod. would lind ~et>!aco 'ell"< Ali . A -~~OX -r /0' l>Obt • .. ,. ......,. onow !'•~ IW- . our ..,,~,o '·wtil> 'open door-".PPJI1!1 ~· ~r$nlni ast:OIIil lllmihet and tvlll')' sum• ·•'· • · , ~ t:'~~ ·~looked fo~.i Thl:,;~th~ ~· a':li;.lititt¥ oa.er chQdf<,; to. .,I~ r: 'lnm- iri.r, tha!. ll, n04 "!11t ~ . , "' :: tbo itttl me !'t·';! "':" l ::self, "Fences ·i.ul not fill~- the beit 1fayo, . :then, .,.&. he . fiitey - jult •• \11"1 ••. It rn ° 01101 • . P ay · hlm ·'""~•, Th'l)''ro ·wants to 110 away, let hlm 1!0 btlld allld yd l• !" .•.ilia .. : • · Ext. Total precipitation for the week After looking over the area with Tommy Pullin, ooe of the this year - .03 or &1'1 inch; last SODa, we ob&erved a hen grouse year- 2.40 inches. Total ]>reclpltatlon to date this in tho road near their land. This year - 24.45 iDches, last year grouse appeared to be unafraid aM we knew wturt was making - 24.05 .1Dches, Normal average prectpltatlon · her appear as such. We stop.. pad our vehicle about fifth teet anrwally - 38.!11lnches. awa,y and remained perfectly<JII. et !or a few mlootes. Tbe grouse slowly walked to the lido or the road and from tho weeds nn lidos or the road, s m a ll grouse about me-lhlrd grown ap. peared. They skittered acro11 the road and followed their mother to tho sate~¥ or ..... nearby woodland. We oould imagine we heard her clucking to gather ber small brood. Seelog sights such as this Is one or the uneJII'OC!Ied pleuures of being a soli oonservationl st. ~·· ., .·:, ·' '· . SuD~esiJ:n,.S -~'or,.:~ ,..e·o ,i I f!~ ). jJ~~' r, if; l'' · ' PAT . ,, ' .tSe .U~I':~'». ~ l , s.·\ /! '. er r£Uta.(J:r0blerits · · ·~, ~ ·- ~ ',' ~.Y¥h") ~~1 '11: ·~ ·~ 'f . can creaJe prnblemo !or.motbeu system, summarize:a his study as or pre-ac:hoolchllrlren.O!tourse, follows: , lt aloo brings Its·shoreofcrl&eo, "Attei- making this study of introduction of new industrY.'' or This young mao summarized large and small, to mothers _ the rural agriculture of Meigs the situation ln a very g pod oc:hool age, teeoap, or college C«mf.)', I feel tbat the Jack of economic growth ls due to Ule fashion. As Mr. Brooks of the age cldldren. For m..,.ero with todd! en lack of commercial industry in E.D. A. pointed 0111, this ""ter Meigs Councy. The transfer or system can help stimulate econ-: there are two psrtlcudsr ldndo or problema: Those wtiOseliUie• J.abol· from the agricultural sec- omlc growth. Ide If we hlve\the vision we can ones don't want to 1!0 outo ' tor to the industrial sector is and 1hoae who a~am when occurring, but the llbor force move ahead. mother lnalats that it o time to eomo back lndde. It akeusualtbely taktr""tt'l II~ whllnlo to m ans 011 uvm • donr hlbernllllnn to outdoor freedom. If yoor toddler stands at the door and cries to come ln, for goodness sake let hlm lD Say · ' "Well, It's nice to see you! :::::.• ~ your hat and stay aHe will probably docldo that yoo really haven't abandoned him and that yoo will .be glad to see him when he returns. All be reallY wants to know Is that yoo haven't run . off and left him. So every now and then, stick ywr head out the window _ to check up on wflat he Is doi!IS, or course, but also to .... "Hl, there _ how are you doing?' This contact will help hlm feel reassured and be glad that you are there. R Is important for all ""' MOUTH-WATERING watermelouls ~~~tared by Jerry children to be able to get Into Grllllq wltb two deer lrlends he met at SUver Sprlnga, Fla. the house when they need to, or want to. Low handles on doors maybe the answer to hi& coming ·' JOHN COOPER I .,';.·PI Clot on The word cloture means a method of closing out debate and getting a vote on an issue. Under present U.S. Senate rules, cloture can be put into elfect by a vote of two-thirds or those present and voting. . '' CARTER AND EVANS, INC. 87 Olive Street O.llipolis, Ohio Excavating and Budding CO!IIriChln · BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV1CE Basements-Footer.:-leach BedsFarm Ponds-Septic Tanks-YardsPriveways;-land Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots 'iff IT'S DIRT I WE'll NOVE IT I" Phone: 446-4905 .. ,. , BLIC SAL THURSDAY, JIAY 11th STARTINGAT1 P.M. Comer 4th & Spruce St., o.mpolls. Selling the Estate of Birdie Tarrier. ltwms ,. be sold consim of the usual honehoW Items. R.E.K~,Au~ MRS. R. E. KNOTTS, Clerk Members or the Ohio State and National Auctioneers Association. ~:11'7t Llleme ar Boward Br...on Emllnl ~11!1 · Plumbing & Heating STANDARD PWMJIINO A III!:ATINO, Ill 'nlrt A t!WIII. .. BIIAilMI!:I\'1 Phnnhlq ID4 Btolfltl 110 lib .\oe., tii-IIIIJ• ,. ., tf DKWifi'8 PIJ!MBINO AND III!:A'IINO ROUTE 110 at ... Bmgreeo. Pb. TRADERS DAYI Antiques, guns, tools, dishes, new Items, old items, odds and ends, and other junk. Who know5 what else?'? Starting early next Saturday morning. July 13 and every saturd~ thereafter we will conduct a genuine Old Fashion Flea Market. Come early, buy, sell and trade All Dl)<. Rent a stall ror $3.00 and sell your own items. Bring your own table Cor display, space should be 1• served in Advance. Items which yoo cannot sell or trado during the day may be snld at onr regular Saturdl)' el'ening auction lf time permits. Ill tf ..-~TIMJ ''\!& tk ci. it11111 • '. ' . Ill tf Knotts Co!llmunity Auction 11m Comer Third and Olive O.llipoUs, Olllo ' ....:..:".. . �WAIO'I All IMftOIIMA"'"* DIADLI.II I · .-:., · DIY ........ ,.....,.... ,. )........ DHifllfti f .... ' c....ntt.... a~ ..,............. ~"""' t ....... Dlr -!.. _,..., .....,. IHvLATtolfl n. ,.,.,..._,. .......... ..... rltht .. Htt et tQtct •nr HI . ._ , • . IM""Hie. 11111 .......,_, wm "' .. ,..,....... 1MIPnd ·' . .............. ~ ln•rtlall, UTII , Ptr W1t1t All ..nlu • . . . ' " ·W.I'd '.... •......... MlniiiiiiM Chi!WI Jlc 11 ctfltt ,., . .,. tllm . . . . . . ttve .... rt...... 11 ufltl ,., Wlpl 1111 ceMKutln NtMrlteltL · II .-r ant D~M~Uftt .,. ,... ... . Md . . ,.lei wlthl~ II dayt. CAID ' OP THAMIU A NITUAIY Sl.Jt ftr II woN MinimuM. 11. . ·~ -~ ·. CONI'Aa -FAYE M.AMn' , .fl. 4i.• .. U :N NHn ·. CARR& .. o,•c• Mou•• letv,.f WAMI'ED Notice )IO(>F REPAIR IIIII roof paJat. lng. Pbone 992-D for eft!. male. 7-Ntp T WILL not be ftiPOIISible for ey debts other than my owu. Jac:k D. Cleland, lluler, Oldo. '"""". ...... ' - lnllsinass Sedion 7~11p Lost 1nd Found SHOOT MATCH Sunday, lllJ LOST, MAN'S GLA&9:9, b1617 from a to 4. Hams, 111ean, eal II' , blaet rimmed, • half of hog. Silo~ Clllly. mrard H found, pbane ... Rutland Amerleau 'IAIIoll I'IVI. T-Ntp ~ Rome. GOOD QUALl'IT tiJaiollly and SPIQIAI,. ~. • ~ 'PLACE, at home of . Jim PrJ, mJed bey, .'l llldel In llild In AUICIII llenO radio cam- . ~\llland. Ohio, CIIIJII~le Boule ,.our truck • WQOD. l'llaae ~011. "nlll 11 a beaullfuJ IJI at ~ lf'!. ~ and IIUill. 7-Nte IJO!Id·' llate lPill w1Jb t Qed Mal~ StNet. lor sale ehqtr.... o\'V ~ ...... Sltilrday, July 1!.}111• SIWING 11.\QIINE, ~ ~ 'l.. _'11' _~~a~;::.:bt. 11:11 1t11L Mil. ~olm Fry; " luiGmadc Ill ..., ..... . tar '""' OWIM!r. Jlam. 'old my, -~• machine to ~ 1111 )'0111' .,._ eaiJ ·IIWI!I. Also, ~ rel am ~erln,, lor slliUt·:P!t\1-,.. IDa llllllllll. Wu ·. lalllmaD'll ~ 'litereo In waiDUI nc aaellon the follqwiQ~~II!ri!·:·. ~ felt· ~ of .,.tl One llvli!J room aulte · wllho · ~alor. 'lfll - Gillie IIICiie el)lelllln aewlnl ma- · ar bel!IP o1 f'illl. 7-7-«c lllra cllllr. one 0011111!ete bed · cblDes. WDl sell 41fewmt wlth lnnm!ll'ln« mattren. prlee ol fDJt • tilOIIIbl1 IF. YOU like privacy. a ntee two teleYtllolla, me Frlllldllre paymealll. Pboile ..... view ol lbe Ohio River, thla 1'1!frlrerator. excellent sba!le. II the home for you, Located one eleelrfc stove, A-1 eondiJait off •scenJe Route 1M at lion. one l!'lus door eD!)bOard. mo !KlUND. 1111 Phllco 111er- · ~e. Oblo. Seven one dinette set, Jib new, one eo, 'lbla set bu 10 Jellt dla- and 118111, Dlee and clea~~. Call utnlty cupboard, one Jdtehen moad needle warranty; II ~. •tm after 1 p.m. cabinet, one rollaway bed, 7-T-atc hardly used, one 1118ytag days free iervlee; 40 IDch wringer washer, Oleelient walmt coasole. '1'1111 ael II eondltlon, Cllle aet kitchen Dew, Ollly •uua or pay • ONE AC Combine, New HoUand wire tire baler, one m8DIII'e ehaln, one ntgbt stand, one per month. Try It In Jfi'Jr l)ll'l!llller, new !alae end pte, dreoser wllb mirror, one end bome. Callllll2-2838. &oaG«c 1220 WASIIINGTON BLVD. BELPRE,-OWO P. M. Cowdery, l.CIIIa' Boltom. table, uUIIty cabinet, one pot423-7~21 7-7-Mc ty chair, adult size, one an. STBIIEO, EARLY Amerlean stmo, radio oomblnatloa. ao. tlque rocker, 01111 twlat le, Ud Rlate unit, Hpeed dlaDB- YOU CAN 11111 aan tiD w IIIGI'I Bland, two old on Iampo, sevEXPERT ' BRING .NEw er. Lovely maple finish. Tab OD 11am1ttam baals. CaD • · eral old otone jm, different aver payments of • p e r 1H7 cr ltHZif. Cab cr stzeo, one copper boiler. aeal Wh..l Alignment UFE TO NNOtll clean. one baby bed eornplete, YOUR IDOIIth or PlY balante ol 11rm1. $10165. Pbone IIIUIII. exeellent condition, old lamps, s· CARPET . lNG Nf.etc RIP • ftAR ~ till eurtaln stretchenl, television. • · ............ .r bed springs, bunk beda, , ftriABA ."....,D"c"'" "'"'_,~~-oil,.. .,.. VIIUMJ - .............. . --. ••~:~t•ll• -·.~~~r ~~ 1:::1: lulled 11'1~0 1'0"~"" 111 own 110mt fcfll'lllll STEREO-RADIO: Lovely wal· ddne. 'l'ldl maddDe ma1rill oprlnga, l'1!d clullr, glider, '"'''"" "'""'· No •w•. ~' '"" llli 1 dlshe ' nut lllel'eo radio eomblnallon, •· PH~ 99" . ·2094 . '""· '" " '" ""' "'· balladlalel, 4111'111, emb., sweeper, lamp, s, po... "''"IIi ""' Hpead Intermixed cbanger, '- Gil llalbl. 1'17 • payment~ pana, tools and other lteDII ,.":',:o;::"Jl..'i!'l1 ,· lpeabr solllld ll)'llem. DeluD ol " "r ..... . 'l"t'f It ID too numel'tllll to mention. Pomeroy Home & Auto Auclloneenl Note. This II . . "'ir,'.CloiiOIOI lloatlDtl tumtable. wm. dJI. Jllll' 11cim1. c.il ..... aae1e good clean merchandise. • E. Mila ~. 0 · CAU c-vou.• eount lor eaah. Only tll.llt or monthly payments ol fS.ll per Lunch ..ed on lfOUIIII•. month. Phone IIJ.3218. ~ GRAVELY WlTR Sale eonducted by Adam9 'MOWER, PRONE New Rav· AucUon Service of RuUand, 111, . . _ 7-Ntc Ohio. Auclloneen, Col. Jim FOR SALE - 1151 Ford panel &cylinder truck, automaUc Adams and Col. BDI Brown. u.......,bleth... lourJumbleo, transmission. 'l1reo worth 111m MUSTANG Hardtop. Sprint Not I'1!8JII)nalble lor accidents. ·one letter to eod> oquare, to aaldng price. Also, 1957 Dodge model with sUet ahllt IIIII vi· Phone 742-ttSI. T-7-11<! form four ordinary woN1. balllon pick-up, &cylinder nyJ flip. Clil Flnaaee. M8lloa. ,__ .........,_ ....,.,.,...,_ standard transmission. Good mua. Butll'lell S.rvfcil KULCC 7-1-Ste I condlllon. Other Items Inelude APPIJANCE HOSPITAL- Auone olthe better Ford Fergu- liS HONDA, 1110 DRBAK, -.I lborlzed Brlgp and Sli'altoa son traeton In county, ARP and Lawn Boy, parta and helmet. Re!:enlly omilauled, 3-polnt hitch blade, S.polnt III!I'VJces: l'l!palr Teeumteh DAPIL • · See Raymond Jlo9oe, Bt. hlleh Ford oeoop, S.polnt hileh 1, lllclne, or phone ,.,_. and Kohl~ engines and an Ford cordwood saw, Ford llll8)J apJI)Iances, '11llrd st., IIIIer 1 p.m. 7+& power takeoff pully, S.polnt Mason, W. Va., John M. llotihlleh, very bandy rear load- 14 MONTH old Gulrllley buD, PL f.lNDie WBO!~E Ing platform, two-wheel 11'811· can be nPterld. U lnterelter, homemade metal canopt ed caD Rlldavllle ma57. lor small Ford truc:k bed, 7-7-ap ·: ':t. .. " • • • •-. to S:tt' ,,., Olltt Public Sile _,atch Middleport, ~· ILINO ADS . . .ltltMI tJc Ctle,_ .., "'""" tt..wettt. Qbll ' WANIID' IN ....... .. ..... ........... . ' hrWe For~. .. . LOST Man's BIDfold, over '1110, ple!Ures, 8114 Jllpet'l In MJd. dlepwt, Reward, Phone 70SJSI, ·Maude Sellards. 7-T.ap ..... ;=:::::;;::::::;;;:;;:;; 55 == mCTOB Forhnt PLINTY of IIJIICe lor 01111 1ntJ. ., wllb all lacliiUet. Tn Syra. CaD IIDUIOC. ..~tre , < and unlan!l&lled apat'lmeldll. CIOII! to llebool. 16-IIUc nJR!IIBBBI) "- .uw. JF YOU ARE lntemlod In 1111 employment opportunity In tile Calumbul area eon1ac:t 'liD Omdlff, II E. Broad .~. Suite 1110, Phone a. 7-7-ltl!_ fll. . - .. .... . .; W•nted To Buy an atllltlel ...n.llle. Tnqu!te 1M MuJblr. 't'f after a or 1 p.m. 1l'rlle P. 'I'IWLER SPACI!, o. Boz as Pomeroy. ~c ~· •~.two bidraaml, Middleport. Pllone IIINI74. 8-Mc Alft'JQU!S. fumlture, 4111111. lllllceliiDeowl. :!Irs. IJonrd I ROOMS AND BATH, 170 llaJ,. ben7 An., l'ooiiii!I'OJ. OlD·'· Cecil, • w. MaiD St., l'omf. tact 11M Slaaon, pbane ... ..,., 141fe INJ after 5 p.m. Phone ... 1131. 8-Mc Card Of 1h1nb WE WISR to UPMI our heart. TRAILEII. BROWN'S TraDer Mt thanks 1o our l'l!lallves, Part, Mlnemllle. Pbone 992friends llld nelgbbon lor tbolr 3D4. 7-Ute ldnd erpresal<>ns of sympathy daring the death dl Cora FIVE BOOMS, bath and utDHy Meinhart. We especially thank room. Phone !m-2885 after 5 Dr. Davis, Holzer HMpllal p.m. 7-$.31c staff and Ewing Funeral home, thooe who oent food, A'I'I'AACI'IVII: MODERN 1-room . llowm and eards. furDIIhed 3pal1meut, ldeaJJJ llroll!er, Nleeeo and loclled Pomeroy bollnepbews. 7-T-ttl! Dill NCIIGa. PboDe . . . . ~ IJ.Ife In Memory --- .. --- J I chain laW. Good .i1UIIIlng condillon, and wlU aell reason- able. Other mllceDaneouo Items. See Gordon Caldiii!D, Tuppm Plains. or call Cool· .me esT.ms, evenlngJ. T4-31c on. fl each. Ollvrr ~. Portland, Phone MJ.ml. 7-7-Mc SALES AND -VICB " '68't In Stodc I'KMN- · 3Ughiwfn 9li $portwln • 7115 II Word of Lite . I ms Piaoeble beb>t I' •• 2Jtwlllh ~Ut 1 Bld.ck Open Goif 3 Palettlnlln bedloome, belb, ~•-t, wall ID 'nil carpel, eablnetl. and paneling. Jim t4,0011.00 MlDDLD'ORT - A COIY If I N DAY OLD w lllrted 1'1..4CB TO UVI! - I~ lfOrY tepom Plillela. Both Boor tnme, I bedroomtl. bath, aU or cap IIJ'01III avaDable. In good eondltloll. JS,400.00 PooaJfry hoasl~ and aufoma. POIIIBIIOY - BBAUI'IPIJL a. tloll. Modem PoallrJ, Bola 'I'ATI- laeres, tllorY frame. ... Alheal, Ohio, " ' - . . I' raotlll, I bedruoml, 118111, 7DI. fJI·ltc J'l1dt7 Ill 7:311 p.m Rulllnd, Oldo. Pllaae 7Mtll. 7-Mc 1• ZIG ZAG HW1n1 iliiCihlne. deiDOIWblbl 81Jenantl nplaaly solei for • ·•• will 11D for tM.II ar • per month. Prel home den.,,.. allali. . Clll • • To7olla '· belllllll1l, prage, Alilo I llo't'f fr~B, I bedroailll, ...._.. prap, 'l1tecl .. fllllat An In _.... I!Cillrl· tlon. YOU MU8l' . . - t~r:r -· ' .' ,, t ,f.t~ _,_...,....,..., 1 " ~ ~ J"' -~'"~ l ,,~ ... .... I TlflliPtZ- 1 Ttl.., Flrat Ctlblr)o 11 Olar LtmUI .~ FrlndiCO a. ·- ""' I SleNt !:ilDnl .... -J--................ u .,.. Earp s1 II Tlill J . .. . . . . . ..... '! .. I J,d.lll.U.IM '\ •• ..-........ "DAIRY BEEF" breedinllllnlee. Call LeiiDd Pubr, Pomeroy I'Midenee fD.2IA or caD statloa Tappen Plains es"/~1. Ulllle ·-'""'--_Jill!· . ..... ._........... "" ,.... • .!modllr• Brother• II- ,. ..1.. .•, '-• '' 10:30 '".'!! ·- • . -~~~.,·· ,,_ ., ..... .... 1\11 .A.IHrlt l College ~JIO '"' 13 N.Y, I•,ti.,' 10:00 8 Black Alllerlca - 11111 1:1 ln'laden 10:30 o..- Jl:IG I ...... " . .... """ 3 New1, WNlher. ~rt • 8 .,CJII'Itll ~''" Central 13 Pl>llfr&, WNlher, *>rt• J ~-Out Ll:we• I love II I ~llnlklrwl Thirc la Metlalt'• Na')' IJ FbiJII • I llorie IS 1blt Girl 9::10 I ..._ 13 Peyton Pllet ........... 13 ll&n In al'lll~e•N 11110 :1 IAt'• Malle A DHl 8 •\1 lhe Wor ld Tur!ll 8 .... l3 WeckUrw: Pq :I:QO 1:1 ,... .. Wtldter, 3 . _ . ol' o.ar Li¥11 Jl:20 I lAin II 1 !tlltllbred Ttl!rw 8 lil)'f'te 13 Mdl111"1 Na'f)' ' an s. 11n1ee. ma~re~. WY ... Tile l'llllrle &~lop, 1'1mWGJ. Aatlllllwllltlpr 8alel and Ilea •b. We Sllar'Pen UDifc .,_-·...... ...... II WorM ol !lJGrtl ~ "" Wre•tliJir '"" 8 Frank&ltma Jr. 13 cuPer cartoon . 3 ..,P,.'*-t • am.U.!irV ,_ u n. r.....uc ro.r , 1J c.a.t1o1 ln Atrka ',..!til:llnun .... n~n~~-.• :1 13 .11110 Slallfllllr'W Glllldl'' ..... ' " ' I 'ftll Pri~~ar 8 n. Jr.--- Gholl u 'J'hl IJidll Gull 13 JouriM)' to Ceat4ir ol Eartfl 1:11 '1 ' 11100 Blnban 7 Galllllf Trio 8 Y:lll)' DicK ' lillltO Ylalnar a Klow- Unqy~• I U Alnlrleen Blftdlltll'ld HOI ... 3 Upb(lat .-rt• I ~.oaeaa.r ,._.,.._Game 11 TM aoaa 3 Gil s.an I ............. IS~·- 1:01 3 1AJ11Itlliuek1 PlaMnt 1 ....... a.rou 1:.10 I Ptaie.c .-uun IS HalliWoll PILle. ,.... . 8 M1u UnlYV" 10:311 13 Timll fDr Amerkll ll:UO '' ..... - 11 ...,.,. Bilh:IP Shaw 11:15 ll ........ New. 11:11 11 Cldller n.w lS IIIIIPealrw'U 11:)0 I ....... Pvq lJ TM 81111 GaJDe '"'" "" '1S ...... s.turda¥ See.- aoo a..,w'"a. "~"".... ICoartq u Kaml¥al • llliit ::....... • ; CliPialrl l e a 00 ·-.... ··... ........,......, __ . ..... ... ... ·-- . .............. ,... ~· 8 SleiiPY JJIUtra .t.r u Uluntr1 C&riQIIIIl ll ~Gime Ia lareoc. Kanlltlll ..... 8 .... I lllrillio 11 ~arCatn 1 " { - .• 11:10 ' ... I· • • l;'k;wrt; 8 lS nn 11 Thl . 'I .._.in'alrhr -.n I W.... er.ldte ' ~ 11 .... - f'rar* Rtlnoldl . ~ ... ~-·c.ntnl lS MilnGrtlln •II ~J"'"u'* Dl<k co.W . ' ' ., ''" Nw.,.. 11 ,......, .,.,...... """ " c•••ll,..o'c.li;o tS ~Min. ~ .............. S!E, ::t:ut. r. ; w,..11:80 I!WJ- ' llalch GuM 1 Mr. carcaca I l'1onll,- ~Kri. ., . """"eoa..n Fanlp11f1111 I Y1111. b't Silf lJ n.~o.n. - I Fllllib' T.._. 11 - '""Nnrlynd Get . ......~· I 55 f' N'le.r-.., I WIIIOI~II .. f,f.:O., ... . •' THURSDAY Ch. • - "RoM Boll" • p. m. - Ch. 8 - "'11!e lftl.. lt.." 11:211 p. Ill. - Cb. I - " 'ne Girl ill Whi~ .. lt lllll'k ~· 4:00 I Mltcfl GMie I Pclp«Jrn ftlltre 4:10 ' I 11 Chureh Ill a.rut s ..... Cll'kleln 7 p. .. - ,, General Hotllltal 7:00 13 ~~· • _ . ... ............... 8 The 8lblt Anlw•• 6:U 3 COm Q)b Hcort 3 MDiller World I 'To ftll th• Tnth 1J OeMral Hospital ~ rrulO" St311 . ·s Yf!'ID:Mil!:ilr I _.clNilbt 1 3 Anothtr World 8 To Tell the TI'Utll II:M :tOU ao.. BODGB1' PRICE fmnlluti Gil oar lblrd floor IIDt!PI lbup. llbr ~. Mlddlepar:. Oldo. ! II 11'11 _.,.... OWING ·MACJIINBS . , -.... _. .v.... .. 12 Forei&ft 1AglcMikel ·-3- ·- ·....... ·-- ,. 13 JaeJ· Bl~ lllllel. PboDe . . . . .. 1leadJo • Ioiii Co., .IIJddle. • • tre .. n wen. ,.,., 11:• 3 ....,._ Kamlval lO:QO ' • tre part, Olalo. '"" • WneU1111 11~ JA-.AIII I - . . . . . I AquaNQ U GIDrp ot the JQ1 11!10 I Coal Meeool lJ 11te a.tiN ..... u:ts GuJIII!c Ught 13 Slull World NetaNJor• &110 8S . _. ._ Pc:c1tJe ' Pall II J lrontldll U Blwltched a n. Doctor• 11:20 I Mo•it 11130 3 Taal&ht !:i1low N~m 8;10 ""' 8 New• 11:00 New1 Plcbn ClpltaJ Nlll'n Cmtnl Men (irUila 1.:30 Hurtlly.Brtnkle)o Hlllort Wllter Crot~klte 7ril0 :tiPJC CU'IYUI 3 ~ 8oODt J3 :sotend Hundred Y.an 8100 1:00 3 Mid ~ Ntwl Pictlltl 8 -*Ide Obli111tr tip• 13 lhun Houll 8 llaod lilaEnilll World 8 J.:kle Oblqer !lhoJw . lJ ~lm liouM 1:30 S 1At0 1 Make A DMl I !\a Ill Wgrlll Turn• II .._ . . . , 3 lJ '11111 WI .,..... Clrtilxlfll 13 Cio4lll Jlamor\r SIJ• 7:01 J .klllrl'l Almanac 7:tl 4:00 M:IUh (i&IM Pllpcorn ThMtre The iedlll Glme 4::10 Mr. C.nDOII Flrlllq Theatre 'l11e Newl,yqd GMul 5:00 Rawhide Truth ur CoA~111 ''"'" ;..., M-l:r!t7:30 ,. ...... ;.,..,,,.. ' 3 ""' HDII,rwood ~· 8 ~ Van Vykt 12:00 3 J--~ 8 S Mldo DQ New& Picture 11 Roller .. .' 'li!Jb 3 I 12:30 3 F,y.Gueu s -.rch ror Tomorrvw 13 Treer;un lsi• 3 M:Jvle GuidlJii lJ&bt C'(l!ICilnlnUon s13 ~""' Ufe S.l!ehed All Star BllaebaU 1:30 3 Movl1 8 Show 1"1mc 13 II Talles 1\ Thief --· !11:.~ - :1 I 13 1~ 8 ~Mit .~. 1:10 i3 Nns - Frank ~~ I Bnerb illUbUU.. 13 iHclt ca....u 11 :011 3 l'c~nalitl 8 11~ *~"!~ ...... s ""' :J 1J 8 Clpltal Nn• Certnl 13 Yerv Griffin ' ........ 11100 u s 13 Gahl10n'1 Gorillu 8:00 12;41) 3 8 3 New• Pktur• 3 """ u lt:OO 8 Twilight Zone 3 EpGuln 1 !illrcllfur Tomorrow 13 Tr•IUrt l&le ;1' 1 3 !NpJ....... 8 Clncld c.mera 1S W.Ua Farp lD-.30 '"' I l.cntlel Ute u Bewltehtd BIADY • XIX eonoeta lieu.. wed rllbt to your )I'Oject. 11'111 and ..,. me • ldlloil. 'l> ' u *,. u ...... I Wala.r Cianklle ' "1F:' ~ • "'1':01' "· , - ..,... •• 3 Newlbelt ' 58 U:IIO I llldfta: Gall\e 3 illlnt.ICf"Brlnl\lt)i Kcllort i 3 YIMI I.Qr,>t ,_ 1 Edp o1 Sliht 1:01 13 Kti1oon K&mival 9:81 3 .~~liM ~ !flOW 8 c.tlill Ka!pw 9:30 8 Seot'bl •:ae Frank Re)'nolds " · 11:00 .... ,. I Wallllloil)' . ... 13 ' " ' - I &lYerly HUiblllle1 JS DI,C~ Ol-eU ,Y01~~t~ . 13 T111lh or ConHquencel 5:30 c.A4 CuMra ~~ 8 ~ JtG'era ~ 13 GaoQ HIMid 4:30 3 Nr. Cl.rioaft I Family Theltre IS NewJr!red G&me !i:OU 3 Rawhide 3 N.ike ~~ Show 8 .Qptain ~aroo 3 I To Till the Trudl u Glnw.S fllapllll 7130 UU'k~l 13 The BIWII fwwer1 ·-... ·.......... . ...._ ·-....... .... :J;® Amt11er World ~ 1'odl1 /'hrtr U l:.vy & Golladl 7:1$ IS The Lhill8 Word 3 Match Glme 8 Popcorn Theat.-c .... Oldo. Pboae . . . . open ereadatp, 8o$.lllc .... u ~01 ·--~­ .. .. 3 YOII lltn't 8 E4ct ot Nl&flt U KII1Dan KandvU . 1:0 ~ Con C4lll R$11 Thl BaiiJ Gu\e ~ I YeJIIferl~ 11 Enliit Tabtl SIKM J;CII ~·. I UftltWIN, DOWN -IDI~ .... 11 QWio ... - ,. B The 13 'a AIIOd'M Wcarld 8 To 'hlllht Truth 13 GeMr&l Hoi!~~ltal lS Nf'J TeatuMrlt ·4.4'1111 IIlii I ilfttH Pll1J' ~ '"' J:JO 1S McHale'• Nlvy II - . a - h . WI DT Abltrotot ...... Bible Aatww 1 ··--.... ...... - ·,.,..._ -... .... .... . .... ,,Worldwide S The l);M:Wtl •• II . • __.. Pofllol Viitt ~ ·: t~ . .... .... 13 Tllettl .... n mae.. --.w.vo. Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference COR'I'Ill8 llchool Dlltrld. Write Boz a A, In ell'1! of '!'be Dally lie.._ tlllel, Pomeroy. 7-Uip A~ ~uetloa, MNRUDE • tulle WHEEL CHAIR, good condition, POTATOES, beano, eabbep Phone 99U254 alter 3:30 p.m. and beets, ~ MJ.ItM. 7-7-Mc Clarence Pnlllltt, Portland, Ollkl. 7-7-tfe MOORE'S gas clrculaHng heater, heala 4 rooms, Phone 992- Ill FORD 'It Pickup, fiJI, IS IMI. 7-7-Mc Jl'ord % 'IIIII, • • 5I Jl'onl ~ Ton, '125. Trani north on. 110 PEARL ST., Middleport, Bt. ' to Eastern mgh School. moot aell lor <..h price, tum Jell on ClOUIIIJ' road aut · t!OOO. Phone 992-3367. 7-7-Qe two Doaald Sheetl. T-7-Mp SALESMAN'S DEMONS'I'RA· TOR, 1111 zig zag sewing Dll· cblne, · regularly $81, In port. able eomp1ete. pay _. or IS All COitDI1'10MNG ....... per mouth, call Dft.28118. alloa -.Ice. Jaet'l Befrtt. '1-J.tle entloa, New Haven. bont 9:30AM weekly Guide .To Better TV Viewing ' . -- DIAL' 71W$43 f.f4tp RADIO 1r TV :rePaJr, ,.._ lblt Jll'lj:el. A'ntenna • :aoos. IIIli PLYMOIITR, -Dent tar RJ'vlce. John Harrllon, 7111 Broadway 81., Middleport, condlllon ..... 1110 Ylllll8 try. •• alee..... Maaon, w. vo. lawn mower, one J1:80. tlea!ly new !S-Indt Nr .cl)atn 1111 smm, I3D ec. <:ontnct T. ·r w -.I one oldei' IO-Iiteh'1lar ; K. Wtllttnu, Bt. 1, Bulllnd. .., GOOD ft1tW lllltd4' liM, lid ON THE · AIC CLEANEIS· Huffy IN LOVING memory ol B. S. rt7BNISJIED GARAGE ~ Manley who paaoed away lour ment 011 I'Jumln.BID. UJIIIlll8 yean ago July T, 19M. paid; ldulll Clllly. Pbone 1411. ~IMc CAN YOU QUALIFYT till 'ftlere Ia a home thet 1letl name brand stereo AM lr FM, TWO BEDROOM boaae trailer, be)'OIId 4 opeakerl, lloaUng tum MIDtlLI!I'ORT - 7 rOOJM, 4 IDlBI and wile or two ~~ And paot Ita golden door table, lllce walnut llnlsh, tate men. One mlle from llldne Awaits tho one no's rmr bedaOOJM, 2 betho, modern over payments of t1 per Iori llld dam. Phone Itt ast away. ldtchell. -"II or pay blllanee ~OUI. Rtri'IAND - S bedrooms, belli, or ,. 111. 7-Mc Not loot just gone belo..., Try It in your home, caD IIJ.. And In that home that llet paneling, celllng tne, z amo. . .. 7-T«c 1'1 AaU!!8 - 3D tractor land, TWO BEDROOM TIIAILEJI, M Be,ond the Master will • a Mnt, 111.... mnes prepare outbulldlnga · galore, I 1'001111, A. plaee lor you and \\'hen :•e South ol Middleport OD Bt. 7. MOTOR BOAT, 25 liP, 10117 Ja· modem beth. caar and 111'1 OleveDa, M I • At'li.B8 - liO line paature, 7·7-at> . o Martel, three mneo South • culllvatloa, I pondl, a Ill We'll meet our loved one of ~ Clll Bt. 1. !lien. for Slit wella, lneome, free gu, min• 7-T.atp _,_ 2 ~-I ~ aay and I will IIIli JIOOI)L1I ~ AI:C foJ ...... ....... 2 '-··......... IIIUN .. VIRGJL 'l'BAfOBD mJnlolqre, fJI and up. llluol tn "1- M II 'Diat be Ia dead, ha II .IIIII 11rt1ce 11111 aroomJnt. Pltaol ••,.. u • lie With 1 cheery omfie and a t ROOII HOtlSI!J, lli 1111111, ollbe hand · He !iU nndered Into an a. -.1..all _kaM, 1D1 UC z l!J &liRIDi AND C1IOir ·~~··~ ·~ liDd II. fl ,110. BleiDt, PhoM ... RIW.TY COMPANY . Nl"'c POMEROY AVAIL.UILB 'I'ODAY 1" lllory lnme, t ACREAGE IN Melp Local DON'T IIBBI!lLY flrlcbta ,_ arpell, Blue . . . . tbem. Rllmhwfe rapid · I I OiC Ileal eleclrle lhampooer .... lllbr Pliallwe. f·Wic Mon. thru Fri•. MOTH PROOFING allrlJIWID~"'-~~•, - ~ T0 20th p. m. Wave" -to MONDAY Cll. 13 - "en. Ch. 3 - "Ne lbt SIQ'" p. Ill. - Ch. I Town Girl" p. 11'1. - FRIDAY Ch. I - ..1 w.. teUW' .. - Cb. 1- ......... I p. IlL - 11 - '"Tel Slent �WAIO'I All IMftOIIMA"'"* DIADLI.II I · .-:., · DIY ........ ,.....,.... ,. )........ DHifllfti f .... ' c....ntt.... a~ ..,............. ~"""' t ....... Dlr -!.. _,..., .....,. IHvLATtolfl n. ,.,.,..._,. .......... ..... rltht .. Htt et tQtct •nr HI . ._ , • . IM""Hie. 11111 .......,_, wm "' .. ,..,....... 1MIPnd ·' . .............. ~ ln•rtlall, UTII , Ptr W1t1t All ..nlu • . . . ' " ·W.I'd '.... •......... MlniiiiiiM Chi!WI Jlc 11 ctfltt ,., . .,. tllm . . . . . . ttve .... rt...... 11 ufltl ,., Wlpl 1111 ceMKutln NtMrlteltL · II .-r ant D~M~Uftt .,. ,... ... . Md . . ,.lei wlthl~ II dayt. CAID ' OP THAMIU A NITUAIY Sl.Jt ftr II woN MinimuM. 11. . ·~ -~ ·. CONI'Aa -FAYE M.AMn' , .fl. 4i.• .. U :N NHn ·. CARR& .. o,•c• Mou•• letv,.f WAMI'ED Notice )IO(>F REPAIR IIIII roof paJat. lng. Pbone 992-D for eft!. male. 7-Ntp T WILL not be ftiPOIISible for ey debts other than my owu. Jac:k D. Cleland, lluler, Oldo. '"""". ...... ' - lnllsinass Sedion 7~11p Lost 1nd Found SHOOT MATCH Sunday, lllJ LOST, MAN'S GLA&9:9, b1617 from a to 4. Hams, 111ean, eal II' , blaet rimmed, • half of hog. Silo~ Clllly. mrard H found, pbane ... Rutland Amerleau 'IAIIoll I'IVI. T-Ntp ~ Rome. GOOD QUALl'IT tiJaiollly and SPIQIAI,. ~. • ~ 'PLACE, at home of . Jim PrJ, mJed bey, .'l llldel In llild In AUICIII llenO radio cam- . ~\llland. Ohio, CIIIJII~le Boule ,.our truck • WQOD. l'llaae ~011. "nlll 11 a beaullfuJ IJI at ~ lf'!. ~ and IIUill. 7-Nte IJO!Id·' llate lPill w1Jb t Qed Mal~ StNet. lor sale ehqtr.... o\'V ~ ...... Sltilrday, July 1!.}111• SIWING 11.\QIINE, ~ ~ 'l.. _'11' _~~a~;::.:bt. 11:11 1t11L Mil. ~olm Fry; " luiGmadc Ill ..., ..... . tar '""' OWIM!r. Jlam. 'old my, -~• machine to ~ 1111 )'0111' .,._ eaiJ ·IIWI!I. Also, ~ rel am ~erln,, lor slliUt·:P!t\1-,.. IDa llllllllll. Wu ·. lalllmaD'll ~ 'litereo In waiDUI nc aaellon the follqwiQ~~II!ri!·:·. ~ felt· ~ of .,.tl One llvli!J room aulte · wllho · ~alor. 'lfll - Gillie IIICiie el)lelllln aewlnl ma- · ar bel!IP o1 f'illl. 7-7-«c lllra cllllr. one 0011111!ete bed · cblDes. WDl sell 41fewmt wlth lnnm!ll'ln« mattren. prlee ol fDJt • tilOIIIbl1 IF. YOU like privacy. a ntee two teleYtllolla, me Frlllldllre paymealll. Pboile ..... view ol lbe Ohio River, thla 1'1!frlrerator. excellent sba!le. II the home for you, Located one eleelrfc stove, A-1 eondiJait off •scenJe Route 1M at lion. one l!'lus door eD!)bOard. mo !KlUND. 1111 Phllco 111er- · ~e. Oblo. Seven one dinette set, Jib new, one eo, 'lbla set bu 10 Jellt dla- and 118111, Dlee and clea~~. Call utnlty cupboard, one Jdtehen moad needle warranty; II ~. •tm after 1 p.m. cabinet, one rollaway bed, 7-T-atc hardly used, one 1118ytag days free iervlee; 40 IDch wringer washer, Oleelient walmt coasole. '1'1111 ael II eondltlon, Cllle aet kitchen Dew, Ollly •uua or pay • ONE AC Combine, New HoUand wire tire baler, one m8DIII'e ehaln, one ntgbt stand, one per month. Try It In Jfi'Jr l)ll'l!llller, new !alae end pte, dreoser wllb mirror, one end bome. Callllll2-2838. &oaG«c 1220 WASIIINGTON BLVD. BELPRE,-OWO P. M. Cowdery, l.CIIIa' Boltom. table, uUIIty cabinet, one pot423-7~21 7-7-Mc ty chair, adult size, one an. STBIIEO, EARLY Amerlean stmo, radio oomblnatloa. ao. tlque rocker, 01111 twlat le, Ud Rlate unit, Hpeed dlaDB- YOU CAN 11111 aan tiD w IIIGI'I Bland, two old on Iampo, sevEXPERT ' BRING .NEw er. Lovely maple finish. Tab OD 11am1ttam baals. CaD • · eral old otone jm, different aver payments of • p e r 1H7 cr ltHZif. Cab cr stzeo, one copper boiler. aeal Wh..l Alignment UFE TO NNOtll clean. one baby bed eornplete, YOUR IDOIIth or PlY balante ol 11rm1. $10165. Pbone IIIUIII. exeellent condition, old lamps, s· CARPET . lNG Nf.etc RIP • ftAR ~ till eurtaln stretchenl, television. • · ............ .r bed springs, bunk beda, , ftriABA ."....,D"c"'" "'"'_,~~-oil,.. .,.. VIIUMJ - .............. . --. ••~:~t•ll• -·.~~~r ~~ 1:::1: lulled 11'1~0 1'0"~"" 111 own 110mt fcfll'lllll STEREO-RADIO: Lovely wal· ddne. 'l'ldl maddDe ma1rill oprlnga, l'1!d clullr, glider, '"'''"" "'""'· No •w•. ~' '"" llli 1 dlshe ' nut lllel'eo radio eomblnallon, •· PH~ 99" . ·2094 . '""· '" " '" ""' "'· balladlalel, 4111'111, emb., sweeper, lamp, s, po... "''"IIi ""' Hpead Intermixed cbanger, '- Gil llalbl. 1'17 • payment~ pana, tools and other lteDII ,.":',:o;::"Jl..'i!'l1 ,· lpeabr solllld ll)'llem. DeluD ol " "r ..... . 'l"t'f It ID too numel'tllll to mention. Pomeroy Home & Auto Auclloneenl Note. This II . . "'ir,'.CloiiOIOI lloatlDtl tumtable. wm. dJI. Jllll' 11cim1. c.il ..... aae1e good clean merchandise. • E. Mila ~. 0 · CAU c-vou.• eount lor eaah. Only tll.llt or monthly payments ol fS.ll per Lunch ..ed on lfOUIIII•. month. Phone IIJ.3218. ~ GRAVELY WlTR Sale eonducted by Adam9 'MOWER, PRONE New Rav· AucUon Service of RuUand, 111, . . _ 7-Ntc Ohio. Auclloneen, Col. Jim FOR SALE - 1151 Ford panel &cylinder truck, automaUc Adams and Col. BDI Brown. u.......,bleth... lourJumbleo, transmission. 'l1reo worth 111m MUSTANG Hardtop. Sprint Not I'1!8JII)nalble lor accidents. ·one letter to eod> oquare, to aaldng price. Also, 1957 Dodge model with sUet ahllt IIIII vi· Phone 742-ttSI. T-7-11<! form four ordinary woN1. balllon pick-up, &cylinder nyJ flip. Clil Flnaaee. M8lloa. ,__ .........,_ ....,.,.,...,_ standard transmission. Good mua. Butll'lell S.rvfcil KULCC 7-1-Ste I condlllon. Other Items Inelude APPIJANCE HOSPITAL- Auone olthe better Ford Fergu- liS HONDA, 1110 DRBAK, -.I lborlzed Brlgp and Sli'altoa son traeton In county, ARP and Lawn Boy, parta and helmet. Re!:enlly omilauled, 3-polnt hitch blade, S.polnt III!I'VJces: l'l!palr Teeumteh DAPIL • · See Raymond Jlo9oe, Bt. hlleh Ford oeoop, S.polnt hileh 1, lllclne, or phone ,.,_. and Kohl~ engines and an Ford cordwood saw, Ford llll8)J apJI)Iances, '11llrd st., IIIIer 1 p.m. 7+& power takeoff pully, S.polnt Mason, W. Va., John M. llotihlleh, very bandy rear load- 14 MONTH old Gulrllley buD, PL f.lNDie WBO!~E Ing platform, two-wheel 11'811· can be nPterld. U lnterelter, homemade metal canopt ed caD Rlldavllle ma57. lor small Ford truc:k bed, 7-7-ap ·: ':t. .. " • • • •-. to S:tt' ,,., Olltt Public Sile _,atch Middleport, ~· ILINO ADS . . .ltltMI tJc Ctle,_ .., "'""" tt..wettt. Qbll ' WANIID' IN ....... .. ..... ........... . ' hrWe For~. .. . LOST Man's BIDfold, over '1110, ple!Ures, 8114 Jllpet'l In MJd. dlepwt, Reward, Phone 70SJSI, ·Maude Sellards. 7-T.ap ..... ;=:::::;;::::::;;;:;;:;; 55 == mCTOB Forhnt PLINTY of IIJIICe lor 01111 1ntJ. ., wllb all lacliiUet. Tn Syra. CaD IIDUIOC. ..~tre , < and unlan!l&lled apat'lmeldll. CIOII! to llebool. 16-IIUc nJR!IIBBBI) "- .uw. JF YOU ARE lntemlod In 1111 employment opportunity In tile Calumbul area eon1ac:t 'liD Omdlff, II E. Broad .~. Suite 1110, Phone a. 7-7-ltl!_ fll. . - .. .... . .; W•nted To Buy an atllltlel ...n.llle. Tnqu!te 1M MuJblr. 't'f after a or 1 p.m. 1l'rlle P. 'I'IWLER SPACI!, o. Boz as Pomeroy. ~c ~· •~.two bidraaml, Middleport. Pllone IIINI74. 8-Mc Alft'JQU!S. fumlture, 4111111. lllllceliiDeowl. :!Irs. IJonrd I ROOMS AND BATH, 170 llaJ,. ben7 An., l'ooiiii!I'OJ. OlD·'· Cecil, • w. MaiD St., l'omf. tact 11M Slaaon, pbane ... ..,., 141fe INJ after 5 p.m. Phone ... 1131. 8-Mc Card Of 1h1nb WE WISR to UPMI our heart. TRAILEII. BROWN'S TraDer Mt thanks 1o our l'l!lallves, Part, Mlnemllle. Pbone 992friends llld nelgbbon lor tbolr 3D4. 7-Ute ldnd erpresal<>ns of sympathy daring the death dl Cora FIVE BOOMS, bath and utDHy Meinhart. We especially thank room. Phone !m-2885 after 5 Dr. Davis, Holzer HMpllal p.m. 7-$.31c staff and Ewing Funeral home, thooe who oent food, A'I'I'AACI'IVII: MODERN 1-room . llowm and eards. furDIIhed 3pal1meut, ldeaJJJ llroll!er, Nleeeo and loclled Pomeroy bollnepbews. 7-T-ttl! Dill NCIIGa. PboDe . . . . ~ IJ.Ife In Memory --- .. --- J I chain laW. Good .i1UIIIlng condillon, and wlU aell reason- able. Other mllceDaneouo Items. See Gordon Caldiii!D, Tuppm Plains. or call Cool· .me esT.ms, evenlngJ. T4-31c on. fl each. Ollvrr ~. Portland, Phone MJ.ml. 7-7-Mc SALES AND -VICB " '68't In Stodc I'KMN- · 3Ughiwfn 9li $portwln • 7115 II Word of Lite . I ms Piaoeble beb>t I' •• 2Jtwlllh ~Ut 1 Bld.ck Open Goif 3 Palettlnlln bedloome, belb, ~•-t, wall ID 'nil carpel, eablnetl. and paneling. Jim t4,0011.00 MlDDLD'ORT - A COIY If I N DAY OLD w lllrted 1'1..4CB TO UVI! - I~ lfOrY tepom Plillela. Both Boor tnme, I bedroomtl. bath, aU or cap IIJ'01III avaDable. In good eondltloll. JS,400.00 PooaJfry hoasl~ and aufoma. POIIIBIIOY - BBAUI'IPIJL a. tloll. Modem PoallrJ, Bola 'I'ATI- laeres, tllorY frame. ... Alheal, Ohio, " ' - . . I' raotlll, I bedruoml, 118111, 7DI. fJI·ltc J'l1dt7 Ill 7:311 p.m Rulllnd, Oldo. Pllaae 7Mtll. 7-Mc 1• ZIG ZAG HW1n1 iliiCihlne. deiDOIWblbl 81Jenantl nplaaly solei for • ·•• will 11D for tM.II ar • per month. Prel home den.,,.. allali. . Clll • • To7olla '· belllllll1l, prage, Alilo I llo't'f fr~B, I bedroailll, ...._.. prap, 'l1tecl .. fllllat An In _.... I!Cillrl· tlon. YOU MU8l' . . - t~r:r -· ' .' ,, t ,f.t~ _,_...,....,..., 1 " ~ ~ J"' -~'"~ l ,,~ ... .... I TlflliPtZ- 1 Ttl.., Flrat Ctlblr)o 11 Olar LtmUI .~ FrlndiCO a. ·- ""' I SleNt !:ilDnl .... -J--................ u .,.. Earp s1 II Tlill J . .. . . . . . ..... '! .. I J,d.lll.U.IM '\ •• ..-........ "DAIRY BEEF" breedinllllnlee. Call LeiiDd Pubr, Pomeroy I'Midenee fD.2IA or caD statloa Tappen Plains es"/~1. Ulllle ·-'""'--_Jill!· . ..... ._........... "" ,.... • .!modllr• Brother• II- ,. ..1.. .•, '-• '' 10:30 '".'!! ·- • . -~~~.,·· ,,_ ., ..... .... 1\11 .A.IHrlt l College ~JIO '"' 13 N.Y, I•,ti.,' 10:00 8 Black Alllerlca - 11111 1:1 ln'laden 10:30 o..- Jl:IG I ...... " . .... """ 3 New1, WNlher. ~rt • 8 .,CJII'Itll ~''" Central 13 Pl>llfr&, WNlher, *>rt• J ~-Out Ll:we• I love II I ~llnlklrwl Thirc la Metlalt'• Na')' IJ FbiJII • I llorie IS 1blt Girl 9::10 I ..._ 13 Peyton Pllet ........... 13 ll&n In al'lll~e•N 11110 :1 IAt'• Malle A DHl 8 •\1 lhe Wor ld Tur!ll 8 .... l3 WeckUrw: Pq :I:QO 1:1 ,... .. Wtldter, 3 . _ . ol' o.ar Li¥11 Jl:20 I lAin II 1 !tlltllbred Ttl!rw 8 lil)'f'te 13 Mdl111"1 Na'f)' ' an s. 11n1ee. ma~re~. WY ... Tile l'llllrle &~lop, 1'1mWGJ. Aatlllllwllltlpr 8alel and Ilea •b. We Sllar'Pen UDifc .,_-·...... ...... II WorM ol !lJGrtl ~ "" Wre•tliJir '"" 8 Frank&ltma Jr. 13 cuPer cartoon . 3 ..,P,.'*-t • am.U.!irV ,_ u n. r.....uc ro.r , 1J c.a.t1o1 ln Atrka ',..!til:llnun .... n~n~~-.• :1 13 .11110 Slallfllllr'W Glllldl'' ..... ' " ' I 'ftll Pri~~ar 8 n. Jr.--- Gholl u 'J'hl IJidll Gull 13 JouriM)' to Ceat4ir ol Eartfl 1:11 '1 ' 11100 Blnban 7 Galllllf Trio 8 Y:lll)' DicK ' lillltO Ylalnar a Klow- Unqy~• I U Alnlrleen Blftdlltll'ld HOI ... 3 Upb(lat .-rt• I ~.oaeaa.r ,._.,.._Game 11 TM aoaa 3 Gil s.an I ............. IS~·- 1:01 3 1AJ11Itlliuek1 PlaMnt 1 ....... a.rou 1:.10 I Ptaie.c .-uun IS HalliWoll PILle. ,.... . 8 M1u UnlYV" 10:311 13 Timll fDr Amerkll ll:UO '' ..... - 11 ...,.,. Bilh:IP Shaw 11:15 ll ........ New. 11:11 11 Cldller n.w lS IIIIIPealrw'U 11:)0 I ....... Pvq lJ TM 81111 GaJDe '"'" "" '1S ...... s.turda¥ See.- aoo a..,w'"a. "~"".... ICoartq u Kaml¥al • llliit ::....... • ; CliPialrl l e a 00 ·-.... ··... ........,......, __ . ..... ... ... ·-- . .............. ,... ~· 8 SleiiPY JJIUtra .t.r u Uluntr1 C&riQIIIIl ll ~Gime Ia lareoc. Kanlltlll ..... 8 .... I lllrillio 11 ~arCatn 1 " { - .• 11:10 ' ... I· • • l;'k;wrt; 8 lS nn 11 Thl . 'I .._.in'alrhr -.n I W.... er.ldte ' ~ 11 .... - f'rar* Rtlnoldl . ~ ... ~-·c.ntnl lS MilnGrtlln •II ~J"'"u'* Dl<k co.W . ' ' ., ''" Nw.,.. 11 ,......, .,.,...... """ " c•••ll,..o'c.li;o tS ~Min. ~ .............. S!E, ::t:ut. r. ; w,..11:80 I!WJ- ' llalch GuM 1 Mr. carcaca I l'1onll,- ~Kri. ., . """"eoa..n Fanlp11f1111 I Y1111. b't Silf lJ n.~o.n. - I Fllllib' T.._. 11 - '""Nnrlynd Get . ......~· I 55 f' N'le.r-.., I WIIIOI~II .. f,f.:O., ... . •' THURSDAY Ch. • - "RoM Boll" • p. m. - Ch. 8 - "'11!e lftl.. lt.." 11:211 p. Ill. - Cb. I - " 'ne Girl ill Whi~ .. lt lllll'k ~· 4:00 I Mltcfl GMie I Pclp«Jrn ftlltre 4:10 ' I 11 Chureh Ill a.rut s ..... Cll'kleln 7 p. .. - ,, General Hotllltal 7:00 13 ~~· • _ . ... ............... 8 The 8lblt Anlw•• 6:U 3 COm Q)b Hcort 3 MDiller World I 'To ftll th• Tnth 1J OeMral Hospital ~ rrulO" St311 . ·s Yf!'ID:Mil!:ilr I _.clNilbt 1 3 Anothtr World 8 To Tell the TI'Utll II:M :tOU ao.. BODGB1' PRICE fmnlluti Gil oar lblrd floor IIDt!PI lbup. llbr ~. Mlddlepar:. Oldo. ! II 11'11 _.,.... OWING ·MACJIINBS . , -.... _. .v.... .. 12 Forei&ft 1AglcMikel ·-3- ·- ·....... ·-- ,. 13 JaeJ· Bl~ lllllel. PboDe . . . . .. 1leadJo • Ioiii Co., .IIJddle. • • tre .. n wen. ,.,., 11:• 3 ....,._ Kamlval lO:QO ' • tre part, Olalo. '"" • WneU1111 11~ JA-.AIII I - . . . . . I AquaNQ U GIDrp ot the JQ1 11!10 I Coal Meeool lJ 11te a.tiN ..... u:ts GuJIII!c Ught 13 Slull World NetaNJor• &110 8S . _. ._ Pc:c1tJe ' Pall II J lrontldll U Blwltched a n. Doctor• 11:20 I Mo•it 11130 3 Taal&ht !:i1low N~m 8;10 ""' 8 New• 11:00 New1 Plcbn ClpltaJ Nlll'n Cmtnl Men (irUila 1.:30 Hurtlly.Brtnkle)o Hlllort Wllter Crot~klte 7ril0 :tiPJC CU'IYUI 3 ~ 8oODt J3 :sotend Hundred Y.an 8100 1:00 3 Mid ~ Ntwl Pictlltl 8 -*Ide Obli111tr tip• 13 lhun Houll 8 llaod lilaEnilll World 8 J.:kle Oblqer !lhoJw . lJ ~lm liouM 1:30 S 1At0 1 Make A DMl I !\a Ill Wgrlll Turn• II .._ . . . , 3 lJ '11111 WI .,..... Clrtilxlfll 13 Cio4lll Jlamor\r SIJ• 7:01 J .klllrl'l Almanac 7:tl 4:00 M:IUh (i&IM Pllpcorn ThMtre The iedlll Glme 4::10 Mr. C.nDOII Flrlllq Theatre 'l11e Newl,yqd GMul 5:00 Rawhide Truth ur CoA~111 ''"'" ;..., M-l:r!t7:30 ,. ...... ;.,..,,,.. ' 3 ""' HDII,rwood ~· 8 ~ Van Vykt 12:00 3 J--~ 8 S Mldo DQ New& Picture 11 Roller .. .' 'li!Jb 3 I 12:30 3 F,y.Gueu s -.rch ror Tomorrvw 13 Treer;un lsi• 3 M:Jvle GuidlJii lJ&bt C'(l!ICilnlnUon s13 ~""' Ufe S.l!ehed All Star BllaebaU 1:30 3 Movl1 8 Show 1"1mc 13 II Talles 1\ Thief --· !11:.~ - :1 I 13 1~ 8 ~Mit .~. 1:10 i3 Nns - Frank ~~ I Bnerb illUbUU.. 13 iHclt ca....u 11 :011 3 l'c~nalitl 8 11~ *~"!~ ...... s ""' :J 1J 8 Clpltal Nn• Certnl 13 Yerv Griffin ' ........ 11100 u s 13 Gahl10n'1 Gorillu 8:00 12;41) 3 8 3 New• Pktur• 3 """ u lt:OO 8 Twilight Zone 3 EpGuln 1 !illrcllfur Tomorrow 13 Tr•IUrt l&le ;1' 1 3 !NpJ....... 8 Clncld c.mera 1S W.Ua Farp lD-.30 '"' I l.cntlel Ute u Bewltehtd BIADY • XIX eonoeta lieu.. wed rllbt to your )I'Oject. 11'111 and ..,. me • ldlloil. 'l> ' u *,. u ...... I Wala.r Cianklle ' "1F:' ~ • "'1':01' "· , - ..,... •• 3 Newlbelt ' 58 U:IIO I llldfta: Gall\e 3 illlnt.ICf"Brlnl\lt)i Kcllort i 3 YIMI I.Qr,>t ,_ 1 Edp o1 Sliht 1:01 13 Kti1oon K&mival 9:81 3 .~~liM ~ !flOW 8 c.tlill Ka!pw 9:30 8 Seot'bl •:ae Frank Re)'nolds " · 11:00 .... ,. I Wallllloil)' . ... 13 ' " ' - I &lYerly HUiblllle1 JS DI,C~ Ol-eU ,Y01~~t~ . 13 T111lh or ConHquencel 5:30 c.A4 CuMra ~~ 8 ~ JtG'era ~ 13 GaoQ HIMid 4:30 3 Nr. Cl.rioaft I Family Theltre IS NewJr!red G&me !i:OU 3 Rawhide 3 N.ike ~~ Show 8 .Qptain ~aroo 3 I To Till the Trudl u Glnw.S fllapllll 7130 UU'k~l 13 The BIWII fwwer1 ·-... ·.......... . ...._ ·-....... .... :J;® Amt11er World ~ 1'odl1 /'hrtr U l:.vy & Golladl 7:1$ IS The Lhill8 Word 3 Match Glme 8 Popcorn Theat.-c .... Oldo. Pboae . . . . open ereadatp, 8o$.lllc .... u ~01 ·--~­ .. .. 3 YOII lltn't 8 E4ct ot Nl&flt U KII1Dan KandvU . 1:0 ~ Con C4lll R$11 Thl BaiiJ Gu\e ~ I YeJIIferl~ 11 Enliit Tabtl SIKM J;CII ~·. I UftltWIN, DOWN -IDI~ .... 11 QWio ... - ,. B The 13 'a AIIOd'M Wcarld 8 To 'hlllht Truth 13 GeMr&l Hoi!~~ltal lS Nf'J TeatuMrlt ·4.4'1111 IIlii I ilfttH Pll1J' ~ '"' J:JO 1S McHale'• Nlvy II - . a - h . WI DT Abltrotot ...... Bible Aatww 1 ··--.... ...... - ·,.,..._ -... .... .... . .... ,,Worldwide S The l);M:Wtl •• II . • __.. Pofllol Viitt ~ ·: t~ . .... .... 13 Tllettl .... n mae.. --.w.vo. Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference COR'I'Ill8 llchool Dlltrld. Write Boz a A, In ell'1! of '!'be Dally lie.._ tlllel, Pomeroy. 7-Uip A~ ~uetloa, MNRUDE • tulle WHEEL CHAIR, good condition, POTATOES, beano, eabbep Phone 99U254 alter 3:30 p.m. and beets, ~ MJ.ItM. 7-7-Mc Clarence Pnlllltt, Portland, Ollkl. 7-7-tfe MOORE'S gas clrculaHng heater, heala 4 rooms, Phone 992- Ill FORD 'It Pickup, fiJI, IS IMI. 7-7-Mc Jl'ord % 'IIIII, • • 5I Jl'onl ~ Ton, '125. Trani north on. 110 PEARL ST., Middleport, Bt. ' to Eastern mgh School. moot aell lor <..h price, tum Jell on ClOUIIIJ' road aut · t!OOO. Phone 992-3367. 7-7-Qe two Doaald Sheetl. T-7-Mp SALESMAN'S DEMONS'I'RA· TOR, 1111 zig zag sewing Dll· cblne, · regularly $81, In port. able eomp1ete. pay _. or IS All COitDI1'10MNG ....... per mouth, call Dft.28118. alloa -.Ice. Jaet'l Befrtt. '1-J.tle entloa, New Haven. bont 9:30AM weekly Guide .To Better TV Viewing ' . -- DIAL' 71W$43 f.f4tp RADIO 1r TV :rePaJr, ,.._ lblt Jll'lj:el. A'ntenna • :aoos. IIIli PLYMOIITR, -Dent tar RJ'vlce. John Harrllon, 7111 Broadway 81., Middleport, condlllon ..... 1110 Ylllll8 try. •• alee..... Maaon, w. vo. lawn mower, one J1:80. tlea!ly new !S-Indt Nr .cl)atn 1111 smm, I3D ec. <:ontnct T. ·r w -.I one oldei' IO-Iiteh'1lar ; K. Wtllttnu, Bt. 1, Bulllnd. .., GOOD ft1tW lllltd4' liM, lid ON THE · AIC CLEANEIS· Huffy IN LOVING memory ol B. S. rt7BNISJIED GARAGE ~ Manley who paaoed away lour ment 011 I'Jumln.BID. UJIIIlll8 yean ago July T, 19M. paid; ldulll Clllly. Pbone 1411. ~IMc CAN YOU QUALIFYT till 'ftlere Ia a home thet 1letl name brand stereo AM lr FM, TWO BEDROOM boaae trailer, be)'OIId 4 opeakerl, lloaUng tum MIDtlLI!I'ORT - 7 rOOJM, 4 IDlBI and wile or two ~~ And paot Ita golden door table, lllce walnut llnlsh, tate men. One mlle from llldne Awaits tho one no's rmr bedaOOJM, 2 betho, modern over payments of t1 per Iori llld dam. Phone Itt ast away. ldtchell. -"II or pay blllanee ~OUI. Rtri'IAND - S bedrooms, belli, or ,. 111. 7-Mc Not loot just gone belo..., Try It in your home, caD IIJ.. And In that home that llet paneling, celllng tne, z amo. . .. 7-T«c 1'1 AaU!!8 - 3D tractor land, TWO BEDROOM TIIAILEJI, M Be,ond the Master will • a Mnt, 111.... mnes prepare outbulldlnga · galore, I 1'001111, A. plaee lor you and \\'hen :•e South ol Middleport OD Bt. 7. MOTOR BOAT, 25 liP, 10117 Ja· modem beth. caar and 111'1 OleveDa, M I • At'li.B8 - liO line paature, 7·7-at> . o Martel, three mneo South • culllvatloa, I pondl, a Ill We'll meet our loved one of ~ Clll Bt. 1. !lien. for Slit wella, lneome, free gu, min• 7-T.atp _,_ 2 ~-I ~ aay and I will IIIli JIOOI)L1I ~ AI:C foJ ...... ....... 2 '-··......... IIIUN .. VIRGJL 'l'BAfOBD mJnlolqre, fJI and up. llluol tn "1- M II 'Diat be Ia dead, ha II .IIIII 11rt1ce 11111 aroomJnt. Pltaol ••,.. u • lie With 1 cheery omfie and a t ROOII HOtlSI!J, lli 1111111, ollbe hand · He !iU nndered Into an a. -.1..all _kaM, 1D1 UC z l!J &liRIDi AND C1IOir ·~~··~ ·~ liDd II. fl ,110. BleiDt, PhoM ... RIW.TY COMPANY . Nl"'c POMEROY AVAIL.UILB 'I'ODAY 1" lllory lnme, t ACREAGE IN Melp Local DON'T IIBBI!lLY flrlcbta ,_ arpell, Blue . . . . tbem. Rllmhwfe rapid · I I OiC Ileal eleclrle lhampooer .... lllbr Pliallwe. f·Wic Mon. thru Fri•. MOTH PROOFING allrlJIWID~"'-~~•, - ~ T0 20th p. m. Wave" -to MONDAY Cll. 13 - "en. Ch. 3 - "Ne lbt SIQ'" p. Ill. - Ch. I Town Girl" p. 11'1. - FRIDAY Ch. I - ..1 w.. teUW' .. - Cb. 1- ......... I p. IlL - 11 - '"Tel Slent �.. ., ' • ' ' ' ..' / ,. .• ' r' . l .,.r..&.,..oQ~~...I,..,,....~,..,~.,.,~~df:..;: . .n· -. - - -- - - - --~-- ,.---,-- ~ • .'" . . •, . ,l--. -- •• . I ·. . . . ..... ~ . -~..,..-.- • • ....•..... • .- . -·--··· , . . . .. . . . •• > • .••• '- - , -• • • • 'II •• . , .... -- --· ...-~, · ---- . . . . . ·- ·· ................ \} '"'-··. '. ." ,. ~·. .I . To Examine . We Have 30 - 1968 8uicb In stOck! Many With Factory ' Air Conditioners. Why Suffer Withlthe Heat? Bonneville Hardt({l Qle., bucket seats, custom vinyl top. Sharp. 18 FT. CRIS 95 15 OLDER MODEL FISHING or WORK CARS CRAFT Runabout, 90 liP inboord. ExeOnent Ski BoaL $50 to $200 $875 SUZUiO MOTORIIIi$ New Shipment 1011. DIHOUI!t OPEL I'm Helmet $299.00·Up MINI BRUTES As'LowAs $1900.00 • UIC mit • ... "" ....... ' ..... ;. " ···---~--- ·· - ' . . .f ' ' / Labor's Role ' -- - -· ··-' ._ ' --- ·---,-- - . ·- ' ·-·- --.-.,-· ----~ --- ~--~- - ·.-;·--------- ___ .,.....,_ '( .. ....., 1 t . In Poverty BmLE !ICHO()J. llEGINS . Tlie ~ Vacallon ·,Blble Scllool at crown Clt.Y ,ll!olhodltrl Churdt wlll begib ·Monda,y, 'and ""' throllib JoJy 12. Claioeslilll be bald 1 and 9 p.m. AU e1rlklrell are walcome. Labor'& role In the poverty war will be mlor· eel In a eooference at Ohio Vnf. verstq, Thursday aod Friday (July 11-12). The unlversU;y's Institute !or Regional Development will spon- Conv. One local owner, Extra nice. .I ·,. . ) -~ ATHENS - 1966 PONTIAC 1966 PONTIAC . !' ~- .:...; ,! -·· -· .~lt: · rnttml ; .. l .,__, ',..... ., ...... '\i i." • .J . • ' FIVE CENTS BIBLE SCHOOL IN PROGRESS CENTENARY - 'll1e Celtteoruy Unl~ Melllodlot B I b I e Scbool Ia now In )IIOCI'eu. It ol!lcials. ' The eooference will; _,rune begins Monrll¥ tbrou&h ~ !rc•n 1:30 p.m. to 3:30p.m. The the role ol labor untcxis in the COMPLETES COURSE poverty war, past, present and FT. BLISS, Tex.- Army Pri- putor ta Norman Wllltains. vate Paul L Clladwall, 20, 1111 future. Miles c. SlaniOl', chalriTIIII o! ot ajr. and ~·· Wylli F. Chadthe AFL-CIO AW&Iaehlan Cclun- well, Rt. 3, l'olneroy, OOIIlpleted dt, and Ob!o President Vermn on air cle!-autllmllicweapriro R. Alden, will address the ...,_ courae June 21 at the U, S. terence at a 7 p.m. dinner, Tllurs- Army Air De!enoe Trainllli c ... dll)'. ter, FL Bllu, Tex. Panel and group"ddocuaslono will look into prdlloms existIng in cooperaliOD and orpnlza- power Advi11!1'1 COmmiltee, u.S. lion among community, pover- Department Or Labor. · Presldenl'a COmmittee on cy and tabor - · m SaturANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED Youlh Empl0111lent; Nalimal day, GALIJPOLIS - Mr. urd Mrs. Communlcy Ralallono C o mstanley serves bn aeveral na· Hoborl Crall urd Mr. urd Mro. mlltee; Labor Advisory Council, tiona! boards lncludln&' the National Advisocy Commltiee m Office o! E00110mlc O[llrortunl~. ilooU E'*"scelebratedtbalrwerlRural Poverty:i •.Commission on and the Minimum Wap COmmit- dlng annlverllrles on June 28. have 1roen eel&Ute Church ancfEolllomlc Life, lee o! lire Terrltocy ot l'llerto The two National Coundl of Churches; Na- Rico. He to aloo prestdenl ot brllirv the event toplher tor tional AdviSOrY COmmlltee, Ec- the Well Virginia Labor Feder- ~ years. They went out or a onomic DevelopmentAdmlnlstr&~ ation, Charleston, a poll he hal town tor a dlrmor ard brief tour of Weal Virginia. lion; North central Regional Man- held since 1957. sor a '-Labor, PovertJ and the Community" conference f o r some 75 Southeastern Ohio labor OKAif, WHAT~ ·~· El~rfe~ds In ljlltl at • blrlrfllitw, .cCaln, U, llld drll· Jo Atleil, t; ' ;Jo Atleil, .. "" Arlaa, 14 ... tr . ..................... Pomer•r Yo~r ~·Jill Center. · ." · ..,.oy COUe.. ID Claar, -- Ill•• are at llle c-. Weirlng ~pan.l• FOr Your Fami!Y ai!CI Fumlshl,_ .For !~ Hamra.' O.p,enclo . ab!t ~llty, .Bl•; Silejitions, Prompt WvJce; Prompt Dtlivery ·and Sensible Crwcllt. ,...,1., P.OIEROY ........_.... . . till Nlllli ~wenblhawl. , ~ '(OVR PR08t.EM? JOHANli!ESBURG, So~ I b Africa (UP!)- CUrtis Co!!"•• Dollao, TeX., fll!rllPOd R. ~ Sooth Mrl., (5), Wei~ " ' • • I 6UES6 I'M JU6T AFRAID TO FACE THE FVTV~E I THINK I CAA HELP 'ltJI), CHARLIE 6ROWN ... NOW, J!.IE FIRST THING 'IOU HAVE TO 00 I!> TUR!ol AROVND... efuls sues THE FliTURE I~ OI'ER Tl-!15 WAI( ... THERE, THAT'iO BETTER! to t tlrat 111111 - ' to _.. .. !or'' • t ..-JpcWor11, ..... ~-· IIJ, 1111 the biDd, lrtnk lho W11' II mucb In b1U81hiD tire olber. lllier Is a - <1 ,.. to tire poaplo, lout , .. bee pro-.cl .. ......... _...... 1 can offer 7C11 a lD II In f«ml <I 1 ulltlcal Ia the but It 1'IIDIInl 1 1•- earn, a deep~ unll')'. I . wer, 23, . ' earance MUSTANGS . AS LOW AS ·red in ' :r Mishap . ·. ; -~.RtiN ,~~D ·r'~'~· .. :.. Brewer, 23, a ~ retldent, was tlkiD o-ral HoiJital !or 1 ·. early ..· ·1968.OfficiO/ Ford Clearance . S?le .Now · i~~-PrQg~ess. See . Charles Webs.ter.ot . . . .Marvin . Little ·For The Bigge$t Discdunt:,Ever . · Offered On Ne.w fn This Area~ · . , .The·:se Cars · A~e In Stol:k And ' $2395 Fully Equipped. Radio and W.S.W. Tires. FORD CUSTOM SEDAN V-8 Engine, Cruisematic Trans. WISIW Tires, Radio, Deluxe Belts and Wheel Covers. . 2575 To '..' '. ,I 390 V-8. All Vinyl Trim. Cruis-o-matic, WI SIW Tires, P.S., P.B., Tinted Glass. Deluxe Belts and Wheel Covers. 395 0 , . T~ANK \'Oll, NO. Ha? GYG5 ARE' 6 11EEiM ... I CAME' OIJLY TO THE' PI<:!'C/Sf' COLOR IF DaiV~ YOU/<: , U.S. E!AIJK IJOff'S "" FAIRLAN£ 2 DR. HARDTOP V-8 Engine, W.S.W. Tires, ~adlo, Deluxe Bells l'nd Wheel Covers. $2445 H'"R HAIR GLOWG L/1<12 l(it;; SUN i<:i'&ING 0Vf3'. FORT' f(OOX ' 't ·' • bead Ul roclur. Pl<bu, Lee A11oD IIIII !&h. au 16, noooerod rom ... river ODd ...... d arWlclal Nll[llratiDII. ofllclalo IIIII released toriiJ. DG!!iD. ... ,, . t .. to - I f'RGCIOU5 ..r ac;eordlng 7 8Qiadmen. dl•ed la1o lo toke a owlm wirllem outlns ODd _......, ' ~ GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR SlOAN '· ' ' 'I• . _,_ 111 Ia the Olrio IUYw at ,. . todi.Y _ ... ge Reushaw �.. ., ' • ' ' ' ..' / ,. .• ' r' . l .,.r..&.,..oQ~~...I,..,,....~,..,~.,.,~~df:..;: . .n· -. - - -- - - - --~-- ,.---,-- ~ • .'" . . •, . ,l--. -- •• . I ·. . . . ..... ~ . -~..,..-.- • • ....•..... • .- . -·--··· , . . . .. . . . •• > • .••• '- - , -• • • • 'II •• . , .... -- --· ...-~, · ---- . . . . . ·- ·· ................ \} '"'-··. '. ." ,. ~·. .I . To Examine . We Have 30 - 1968 8uicb In stOck! Many With Factory ' Air Conditioners. Why Suffer Withlthe Heat? Bonneville Hardt({l Qle., bucket seats, custom vinyl top. Sharp. 18 FT. CRIS 95 15 OLDER MODEL FISHING or WORK CARS CRAFT Runabout, 90 liP inboord. ExeOnent Ski BoaL $50 to $200 $875 SUZUiO MOTORIIIi$ New Shipment 1011. DIHOUI!t OPEL I'm Helmet $299.00·Up MINI BRUTES As'LowAs $1900.00 • UIC mit • ... "" ....... ' ..... ;. " ···---~--- ·· - ' . . .f ' ' / Labor's Role ' -- - -· ··-' ._ ' --- ·---,-- - . ·- ' ·-·- --.-.,-· ----~ --- ~--~- - ·.-;·--------- ___ .,.....,_ '( .. ....., 1 t . In Poverty BmLE !ICHO()J. llEGINS . Tlie ~ Vacallon ·,Blble Scllool at crown Clt.Y ,ll!olhodltrl Churdt wlll begib ·Monda,y, 'and ""' throllib JoJy 12. Claioeslilll be bald 1 and 9 p.m. AU e1rlklrell are walcome. Labor'& role In the poverty war will be mlor· eel In a eooference at Ohio Vnf. verstq, Thursday aod Friday (July 11-12). The unlversU;y's Institute !or Regional Development will spon- Conv. One local owner, Extra nice. .I ·,. . ) -~ ATHENS - 1966 PONTIAC 1966 PONTIAC . !' ~- .:...; ,! -·· -· .~lt: · rnttml ; .. l .,__, ',..... ., ...... '\i i." • .J . • ' FIVE CENTS BIBLE SCHOOL IN PROGRESS CENTENARY - 'll1e Celtteoruy Unl~ Melllodlot B I b I e Scbool Ia now In )IIOCI'eu. It ol!lcials. ' The eooference will; _,rune begins Monrll¥ tbrou&h ~ !rc•n 1:30 p.m. to 3:30p.m. The the role ol labor untcxis in the COMPLETES COURSE poverty war, past, present and FT. BLISS, Tex.- Army Pri- putor ta Norman Wllltains. vate Paul L Clladwall, 20, 1111 future. Miles c. SlaniOl', chalriTIIII o! ot ajr. and ~·· Wylli F. Chadthe AFL-CIO AW&Iaehlan Cclun- well, Rt. 3, l'olneroy, OOIIlpleted dt, and Ob!o President Vermn on air cle!-autllmllicweapriro R. Alden, will address the ...,_ courae June 21 at the U, S. terence at a 7 p.m. dinner, Tllurs- Army Air De!enoe Trainllli c ... dll)'. ter, FL Bllu, Tex. Panel and group"ddocuaslono will look into prdlloms existIng in cooperaliOD and orpnlza- power Advi11!1'1 COmmiltee, u.S. lion among community, pover- Department Or Labor. · Presldenl'a COmmittee on cy and tabor - · m SaturANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED Youlh Empl0111lent; Nalimal day, GALIJPOLIS - Mr. urd Mrs. Communlcy Ralallono C o mstanley serves bn aeveral na· Hoborl Crall urd Mr. urd Mro. mlltee; Labor Advisory Council, tiona! boards lncludln&' the National Advisocy Commltiee m Office o! E00110mlc O[llrortunl~. ilooU E'*"scelebratedtbalrwerlRural Poverty:i •.Commission on and the Minimum Wap COmmit- dlng annlverllrles on June 28. have 1roen eel&Ute Church ancfEolllomlc Life, lee o! lire Terrltocy ot l'llerto The two National Coundl of Churches; Na- Rico. He to aloo prestdenl ot brllirv the event toplher tor tional AdviSOrY COmmlltee, Ec- the Well Virginia Labor Feder- ~ years. They went out or a onomic DevelopmentAdmlnlstr&~ ation, Charleston, a poll he hal town tor a dlrmor ard brief tour of Weal Virginia. lion; North central Regional Man- held since 1957. sor a '-Labor, PovertJ and the Community" conference f o r some 75 Southeastern Ohio labor OKAif, WHAT~ ·~· El~rfe~ds In ljlltl at • blrlrfllitw, .cCaln, U, llld drll· Jo Atleil, t; ' ;Jo Atleil, .. "" Arlaa, 14 ... tr . ..................... Pomer•r Yo~r ~·Jill Center. · ." · ..,.oy COUe.. ID Claar, -- Ill•• are at llle c-. Weirlng ~pan.l• FOr Your Fami!Y ai!CI Fumlshl,_ .For !~ Hamra.' O.p,enclo . ab!t ~llty, .Bl•; Silejitions, Prompt WvJce; Prompt Dtlivery ·and Sensible Crwcllt. ,...,1., P.OIEROY ........_.... . . till Nlllli ~wenblhawl. , ~ '(OVR PR08t.EM? JOHANli!ESBURG, So~ I b Africa (UP!)- CUrtis Co!!"•• Dollao, TeX., fll!rllPOd R. ~ Sooth Mrl., (5), Wei~ " ' • • I 6UES6 I'M JU6T AFRAID TO FACE THE FVTV~E I THINK I CAA HELP 'ltJI), CHARLIE 6ROWN ... NOW, J!.IE FIRST THING 'IOU HAVE TO 00 I!> TUR!ol AROVND... efuls sues THE FliTURE I~ OI'ER Tl-!15 WAI( ... THERE, THAT'iO BETTER! to t tlrat 111111 - ' to _.. .. !or'' • t ..-JpcWor11, ..... ~-· IIJ, 1111 the biDd, lrtnk lho W11' II mucb In b1U81hiD tire olber. lllier Is a - <1 ,.. to tire poaplo, lout , .. bee pro-.cl .. ......... _...... 1 can offer 7C11 a lD II In f«ml <I 1 ulltlcal Ia the but It 1'IIDIInl 1 1•- earn, a deep~ unll')'. I . wer, 23, . ' earance MUSTANGS . AS LOW AS ·red in ' :r Mishap . ·. ; -~.RtiN ,~~D ·r'~'~· .. :.. Brewer, 23, a ~ retldent, was tlkiD o-ral HoiJital !or 1 ·. early ..· ·1968.OfficiO/ Ford Clearance . S?le .Now · i~~-PrQg~ess. See . Charles Webs.ter.ot . . . .Marvin . Little ·For The Bigge$t Discdunt:,Ever . · Offered On Ne.w fn This Area~ · . , .The·:se Cars · A~e In Stol:k And ' $2395 Fully Equipped. Radio and W.S.W. Tires. FORD CUSTOM SEDAN V-8 Engine, Cruisematic Trans. WISIW Tires, Radio, Deluxe Belts and Wheel Covers. . 2575 To '..' '. ,I 390 V-8. All Vinyl Trim. Cruis-o-matic, WI SIW Tires, P.S., P.B., Tinted Glass. Deluxe Belts and Wheel Covers. 395 0 , . T~ANK \'Oll, NO. Ha? GYG5 ARE' 6 11EEiM ... I CAME' OIJLY TO THE' PI<:!'C/Sf' COLOR IF DaiV~ YOU/<: , U.S. E!AIJK IJOff'S "" FAIRLAN£ 2 DR. HARDTOP V-8 Engine, W.S.W. Tires, ~adlo, Deluxe Bells l'nd Wheel Covers. $2445 H'"R HAIR GLOWG L/1<12 l(it;; SUN i<:i'&ING 0Vf3'. FORT' f(OOX ' 't ·' • bead Ul roclur. Pl<bu, Lee A11oD IIIII !&h. au 16, noooerod rom ... river ODd ...... d arWlclal Nll[llratiDII. ofllclalo IIIII released toriiJ. DG!!iD. ... ,, . t .. to - I f'RGCIOU5 ..r ac;eordlng 7 8Qiadmen. dl•ed la1o lo toke a owlm wirllem outlns ODd _......, ' ~ GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR SlOAN '· ' ' 'I• . _,_ 111 Ia the Olrio IUYw at ,. . todi.Y _ ... ge Reushaw �' ' I ' ,. ,. I 0-- n ·-,--·~-.-- -· ~· .... ."' I_,.· 0 -· , . ...... , ' . ··-- · GAU~- 8nd 12.3 rumlng 4 . era; Pt. Pleasant, 24~ 'Ol'Qy-MIISClll, 20,30; ,. , --·-- ·-·· i• II~ otat.; Kana- Falls, ~ , tng; Charleston, out; Marmet and Winfield, a alii. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKE ' '. ·· • '! .. ,,;· Cow - ...._. MIM fll r.e·" 1966. Bonneville Hard custOm 'Yinyl top. ' ' ' FJVE CENTS 1 18FT. Runabout, 90 m I' -~ I . .u-er- I I ota~. ••Colli, ,.. 111111 ddl· Jo .Wen, f; xBabbll Jo AllOII, .. 1m Arlin, u ........ I ilher was ........,, Ill ...., cou... Ill a., I I ""'- ,_ ........ a-.. diu are ot 11te c..... rw.rol Home. CAPTAIN BASY ~f'14NP lNII TUBIK TWINf-ARE 01\A'i, ~~--- ~!AVE FUN ''Hill-1 10UR LITTLE CAR... , IIUT IN 1WO IIOIJR..... . _ BU~ by Leslie Turner GOI.L'I1 jEFf: •. l'D UK& 'TO l!iO Fl!iHING Wml E;l9f, 8\lT Tli£SE ~lTT~E CAFI~ ARE 1\EAL RJN! liT ,11<1(~· ... efuls ... HE'I, iCl.\11\1'1• Lfl's . EXPt.nfl£ THAT I'A'IE, !NER 111ERE! sues cAW~biA~ I tl!at &AAlE , to lillie -'< ,. 1111111 fD lor" a ' lllll(>OvelV, O<tlcal'bi,Dprocramo. by, ... 1he - - balld, ldnk 1be war Ia llllldl m lo.,.tlwl tile-ilhw Ia a mallar ol ~ fD 1be PIIIJiio, but ,., bola pro- u b.wu•---4.6e 1 ; . caD offer ,.. a to It In lermt ol • olllleat Ia... Ill tile bUt It 1'0illlilll a eern, a dHp coaeem ' I'OLLUTIOH"~'T REAAEO fTf Llr!L'III~D,HfFIE'! THAT NOP!THEIW - Pll'iE AIU~T liE IS POUND!'! unlr7.>lfONOfll IF 'Ill~'~ BefN D&*RTED .... DUNIJQ, D071/6RE'~ A lEAR! LE'l'¥ c;~E'AR OUlA l-lf:gf: ·' wer, 23, ·red in ~r Mishap Brewer, 23, a Port· .....- . .... taken General lloopltal lor early today 11111'.-ng In 1bo Ohio Rlvv at l .. I ' . <' • t i I. I · · .. aeeordlng fD lW:Ine '1 si,.admen, cB-..d lnfD I ., • WINTHROP HI, CINDY/ I V-8 Engit Tires, Ra~ ~ers. • ., '· OON'T 5F'66J<: to lake a IWim llbllooo . ' ' .... ' -- TOME!! BOARDDrG. I ''• ..ittng 8lld _.mly •heaclooroeks . Plc:kono, Leo Alloo 1114 ..... aU 16, rec:ovond rom 1he river 8lld 14d artlllelol relllliratloiL olflelolo llliol :Bmm~oaaed todoJ. 1·' ~ ge Renshaw \ :-. I. . ,. 390 V-8, Deluxe .. Wheel • • ' ) ·I I . ., ~--... . ' ' :' ~· .. ' . ., .. • �'. . - ··- ;: . - ...... . . . . bv· A•: ' Se!!.som ..._----, 'I ' r · • • o .. ,-"1/1 ..... ' . ... , . ... ~·~---- ::· $. .. ,p -'"~ .,-•-·• ,. ._,..._. _w ' o ' .. '• i. ., - stat.; KanaWha FaillA. •:: ing; Charleston. . Marmet and Winfield, . •Put them Ill . .• 11!11. . BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCK! .. \ ' ttJge.th~~- t~y .' &lh' spell "Mugger':...·_ 1966 t Bonneville Haql custom -vinyl tcf. ' F.IVE CENTS 18FT. Runabout. 90 Bol.t m --·-· tilt trO!III - ·~portibG --!11•• ol • ....,.._, teCaJa, u, a r¥ obll- Jo Alloll, 4; . _ l'llallbll Jo Al1ell, .. t-., 1111 Atllll, 18 ........ IIIIer was at lln'll' COUopla Cllor- IIIN an at 1llt Crvrr-..1 Home. ; ' NO MOI<CGUE5TtON5, PLEASe ! DO '{OU ' MIND~ WHAT KIND \ ..-~-....J OF AIUI-11Tt:tl.JRE 1<; Tt1t5 GOit-10 To Bt? /11Z'II~To efuls IN ITS Pt<.ESENf FOIZM, 1 Ot-l•TIDENTtF-1 THE: 1 T'{pe Of ~I<.CHITE'CT~E '{OU'RE WOI<J(INb ON · II\)ILL sues '{ou BeAT . IT~ i that 111110 to . to spoak ,. lor" 1 f antfpiworf;f' edllearl>an proaroma. DoNe! hY, '"' 1he - · baDd, llil1k lila war lo llllldl Ul lo&ua Ilion the olllw. illiar lo a Dllller a1 ,., to tbe pqlo, l1ut ftr-pn.adu -....-..ean o«er J'Oil a 1 to 11 ID tarma af o oiiUcal Ia.,. ill the ' doticha come I'malle~ up lie"te a.nd. be like toh-iOh otha-tpeopls f' ..---. and~, w'howmtstD be like 'bthel-. Wh:q IS THIS HOOSE GOING To Be Et-16USH TuDOZ. SWLE···Oil- J l1ut II - • a eern, l TrliNK !T-5 EARLl{ AMEF-ICAN ( I dllp ........ ll!dr)<. CHINESE f,',CO~N ~ wer, 23, .red in ]'eople? ' ' !I" \ .....--., - Mishap Brewer, 23, a A:n:t' relident, was taJum \ G«»ral Hoopltal • •• I call it "He:nin9 ih aspic'! ., ' according j 'I SQ!odmen, dlvtd 11*1 to take a swim llldleCII ouiiDg &lid _.....a, I V-8 Engi1 Tires, Rae vers. '· v.............. OEAR POLLY-I ,..uy "'lOY your pointen in the paper each Sunday.. When c•t· ting onions tarn on the fa• rR the vent 0.,... yMr sto¥1, cut the oaions under the fan and you win not 1rMII thent or get DIAl POLLY-- ootlnt • nclpl _ce... Jltlt ....... ftlltl of • look ..... ,._ tho ... irl • no cor4 wiU loo hjoW •I tho ........................ .., .......... . . . ~Renshaw ..•' . •. -MU. C. W.ll. GALA DUII'OLLI'-It '"'' olways 4ifficult lor .,. tro H o oioo ~tf '""~ chafon au olhtf '""' sc•- aftw h.,. boon weaN. Th1 KOMI pwc1r;ored or 1lant0 oo tilt biao wlllft I ironed tlltm. Now oftor I '""" end rime 1 scarf (whllt it is still wat}l.-tilltMI tilt lidO tf tilt Mth• tro.... ihooo It unlfl oH·tllt wti..... l"rt- 390 V-8.) "'*' SIW Tires; Deluxe Bi,. Wheel G """''· II o !"'\"OIOift, or.il iloo ICGrf ... O.,riro~:- tllt'hlll .. ~lt .... · witjl 1 wotclltlo or- a .flcril il·'l"'*' . -lllliloowtiokl....... ~~ .. 'ili,l.ioo \\ ' ••ma:ll\ '' Jeltl,41l$.J., . .. . I .. ~-- . ,ol . ,,. ,}·· . '. ~.. ' ·' t, '' .. t ', ' ~ . l • ·'. .• . .... ' ) .........,lr ; oW. tf tht lo~ ~ tro 4'Y · Wert fth: ._ Mttftt'WrJ' Leo Alleo IIIII ,.... all 16, recovered rom tile river IIIII add artlllclal reiiJlinlloD. ollldala a a l d 'llouad-.,. watery oyts.-MlS. D. D. M. . to lladno I hood m rooks. l'lckent, . ",,'' . tor ·early toe~~!> a~~er_,-. ng ill 1he Oblo River II �____ ._ ...... --~ .. ,·- ~ · · ·• ~ ... > .• .. . -~-..· - .. . . . . . ' ...... ...• "'· :t1l r ! - -·•.r. , ... ....- ...... . ·. n ·· ·. . . ~, ..·-~· ... ·•· rwJ_.,.·-... .o . l~. ·-'"'"-·~· ,._,. ··• ·*i'tt-...-.-. . . \ t . - .... .......-. . ......... ............. .... " 1ft . . ....... . " " .. .. ', •' . . I o,\ .c U.alU".l . .. ·~, ,. · .... ~ -· . G I' AI . I '" 1 Bonneville Ill custom viny~'1 i e 18 F1 i:.. Runabout, 90 . Boot. ~ 4 ~ FIVE CENTS l=~-- ' ICJ,en were Ill llomoll. . ,:~.u-or­ f ••• Ill. babyaltter, .Ucam, 2t. and chll., Jo Allen, f; Loaaa ,Bdfbll Jo Allen, .. 1m Arl.., 18 1110111111. lther waa tw'Nq Ill ll'YOJ Collep Ill a.ar. ' I ~ .'wl'a! flYING TO MAtt£ 1ME CHU.lCII MO!IAniACTIVE TO YOUNG PEOPlE!" < ..' .' BUGS BUNNY I 'II LOOKS LIK€. Yelt GETnN' ~eADY T1 00 ON lll--...,_Y'E:R VACATION, FUDDS'r'.' THAT'S WI~HT AND t DON'T 6LAME. YA! TI-llS ve:A~ HUH.2 l'M GOIN6 ALONE/ .· IE fOR KIDS WHO DON'T HAVE ANY diN 1H at~ Crw- 'unoral Homo. OUT O'OR ,:WAY ICNOW . ANOREAS/ OVE:R-CLUCK!' ...------;!' by Walt Wetterberg !YQW Wl-IERE'D MR'5. WILLE!, I-lAVE YOU T'"'AT C.HILD 6ETTO ?? • • efuls sues 'SEEN TI-IAT OF MINE, LAIELY '? ~ that IIII'HI man 1o IG -'<,. lor" a t IIIKipwer\1, . . . . llfan programo. IQ<, '"' tbe · baDd, lllnk tbe war Ia IDIIdl In ,.... than~ olbor. illior Ia a llllller Ill ,..,. ID tbo lfl(fJie, lfUI Ytrbeea,pnoeatedu "'---GI4t can otter JOO 1 loltbltarmollla olWcal lo!lle In tbe but it f'Cilllna a 1 • ILL SliON o:ern, a deep «acom IT,AN1 VOU 1 .JUGI WANTED TO KNOW WHERE YOU WERE! SNAPii SHUT.' ilnlry, '51-\E MUSTA ' wer, 23, TI40U6HT 1 WENT 10/ SWE[)EN. red in II' Mishap I~ R16HI J.IERE/ I j Brewer, 23, a PDrt' · n~slclent, was tabu c-ral HoiiJital for ·~~- '' . . . ••• ·' .....- " In ~ Ohio River at ',aeeordlng ID lllciDo i &,.admen. cllm ~mo .!;( a swim wbllem and aprently on rocks. nckena, Lee All• and .. aU 16, "'""'"'"" .... tbe river and ad1 artllldalJ:qli:ratloa. allldala llld ~eo sed to4I,J. by V-8 Engi Tires, Ra' vers. Af.l Ef( ALL ~HE HEI.LO, PEl; I- ' ~Renshaw toR. ME li.n Sunday ••.. I bON1T bi:~ERVE .j --- .~ ... GAlf ' 390 V-B. J SIW Tires, ..... I RE'ALL"f tiON'T lUll q ; ,:_ II=,' .. IN IN Deluxe & • Wheel .·$ IN I \ A HOLE ~ INCH . FROtv\ THE END OF A STICK 3~ FEET LONG, I Y:z. IN. WI DE., 1.. DRILL ~~ ~OFAN iN. THICK. p:. ~tar Goorll 7t.' """"""". who 1ER, .t. ~N A scoc:rreR OR, WASON v..IHEEL ABo1.nr 4~ IN, AcROSS TO IT '"'""'' A 801-T 2. IN, LONG At.iiD A To FIT JN ".- - ........ I be bold • 'l'ulldll7 • at tbo EwiQI CIMpol jROY. ~ Gill Ill• 1a.r1a1 wiU lie Ill 1111 ,.. Cemeter7. ... lndUclo 1b !II Rllllhall; . ~. ~~ Q.a..!Bil!lfl t":"Mtt. .....4 10 �' '· ' ' ' ,._ ' .. 1 --~. ' ' ..' '' •j •• •• . . ' ' .. ,., " . .. ' ~- ... '-. ... . ', _, .' ' r • alificlltion · Questiqns . • '"-- ; ')' . ' Vlee Prealdent llllb!!rt H. ~01'.1 Ooaoi"IJ( c!rculaUIIII r.,.rtt lhll Doa!oerotlc ,... deliptoo an ralli!W potlono obwt5ea. Euit• quallftc.tlono lor the p"*ncy. .• . '11101t llltiiii"'J hlJ'.~ !boll lq.... ' ator since lit ·~ h~' clllll*l8!(.• tar ,ibo prelll. ~ noml•lloo l,ieQ mcnt111 ~ iaunlil1111 like. <a \'elucWtt d...dn. ·ThiiJ ,yill\,<;,'!"11~ ~ bolliior hill) 1!P to the conveJIIIOil ·~~ ~ ~· . • .· They.~ 9014 ot.bl'o'·~ure ,to be~ • drlvh!J Ioree In &.r~ ,hh 20~sln tho Houle and Senote or to a~eve much na!Jotlil recOIJII· IICI1 belare the 1968 prealdentlal Pi'iiaarlo•· Tile primal")' ClllljJOIJnO and tho death o! Soli. F. j(elllll!'dy left ltlln the only mtlor ehallellll'r to (1)1'1) - ' ". .-r. . ' alai.; Kanawha IN:; Cherie-. Marmet and ~ .... . . ... . sill. BOAT MOVEMEN1 GALLIPOLIS LOl eoivre•• -rt Now You Know are 64,974to ooe. r-~----------~----~ 1968 BE.LI EVE ME, MY FRIQ.Jt!S, , . at y e •' 'I'!>& 011!1•· Qa!illll a pi'-JH be. lnr doalla lllral&ht Guill Ia.POker ' ·• Devoted To The lnlerflllll Of The MeiRa-MIUOn Area ·IT'Sc IMPORTI\"-lT 1D 11-\E . 1-\E'I\LTH OF "TBE COMML»JITY 1Hf>.T 1,()() ELECT M6 TO OfFICE Five Die hj Mason County Fire RunaboUt, 90 PT. PLEASANT - Five Macomt,y residents horned to death lhls Q10rlllng lD a tire of undetermlaed oriBin 14 mUeo northeast ol Pl.' Pleasant, Just off Roote 2. The home of Mrs. Velma Mc- Boa~ 11011 . COLUMIIUS - AT LEAST 42 poriOill died Ia trafllc accldenltt Oa"Oido hlgbwiJI over the lcq 1~ FoUrth of Jody holltll1 wtektftd, loor more U..lllfell' ·~ IIIII predletecl. '• ·The COUll! by Unltad Prell International and tho Qblo Hlghwtt.Y \'jlZ<i bellA at 6 P.m. (ED'!? W"""eday llld ended at mldnllllt sun. ~ triple 't&1111tln wera recorded during that period, two ol ... , !f• . . ~ -----PANMlliiJOII, KOIIEA - THE UNITED NATIONS Commalld ~~ I ME.A.t.J 114AT IF l.'M l PROMISE "-JJT TO RJklG-1 EACH . Af\JC> E.VG.RY OI.JE OF 'TOV lk.l 11-\E. MCX.JTI+! ELECTE.C> 10 OFFICE ... '· . ~E CERTAINLY 1-\A~ Af.J APPEALING PLATFORM · WOULDI\l'T YbU S/\Y ?. Teenager, 17, Dies Cain Allen, a teacher, was a to. talloas. A neigflbor, Mrs. Clarence Durst, aew smoke at 7:30 a.m. and called tile Maaon ComQIFire department. She then rushed 1D John William (BW)Tucker,l7, l'<lmeroy Route 4, died u..>PO<t•,.IVNCl todaY accuaed Cou>mlllll1t Norlh Korie ol violallllllho lruce edly early Monday mornl1111 at lho with Soulh Korea ~ . tlmto since J1110 26 and said It was "a !ipor!Amon Bar, located at lho Crossrotdl, In Meigs Coo&'• 11lllated plan of viCllenco Ulll ~IlL" Ofllclala todaywereconlerrlng . ·Gen. Gilbert Wll<llwanl, lho U.S\ Ar~Jv'l aenlor VNC deleto tile. Korean Arm11tlce O>aunla~ lnidt tile charge at tile oc tile JIOUibllltioa ol holdi!lllan D*IIDc ollho CommliiiCII at tile truee YIIJqe of PamnunJam. autopll,)' r.ir lho 17.year-<Jid who graduated !ram Rullond Hlch · ~W - AN .,u!ERICAN MAN was aentonced tedll,l' to llw Sehool IIIIo sprl~~~~o bl)prl-.t lor srilllilllhw haolds~ and currenci iiiiO It was reported that Tucker had worked at the JJo1t:y Isle In' liMcl warrea, 12, or Ollwu.,, CIIIL wa1 auJIIY llld Middleport unW around ml4nlght ~old!IQ! 1 court Ia Ta111MDI, Qtplllloftile Uabeld1lan ~lillie, ' llld had 1toppec1 at lhe har en. Amerlcu Ell\bllll,)' IIPOktalnln llld, Warren wu OJPtcWd to route to his home. He wao , ..tad ·· on a otool aild r.u to tile floor• .. ' -~~-- LFSl THAN A MONTH romatu . PITISBURGH - 1 . betwelil tile .lute •-C'-', '"'""' , ,....._ .-~w.. RMI' ' Tbo·lllddloport emergencyoquad summoned at 1:25 e.m. 1' but nor =~i~~~~~~· ~tllot: Clllitnd · ~wtll~~be~aceepllble Ol!Pirtl Alii- 1, to Tllkl tile .•hltd q,po,iithelln· .,....rently f~CI<. · lldfered 10111o T'G&r ll-1' OUT .. .' . - Jack StanleY, RD I Pomeroy, was...,._ at Vetel'llll Memorial Hoe~ allar wrecld~ tile ab.o'" pictured aUtomobile 111 Route 248, near Cheoter. SlaJ>. ley, w1!o . !ran _.ted to the hoaplta,i by Pomeroy Emergency Squadmen, roportedly sustAined -Wtadtii<. laeerallono llflho atatl-aaon and multiple aolt contusions r~~..ovor llld oflerhlttlnginembobkment. abraalona when he was thrown Apasse1111er, through lho Lennie rear . .~ ....~--·~..-,.~~~~~'J;·-·I!.!"W'~~~"l~~~~'·'ijle,!'_i~~..!~ be.!_.,~~~~!~~~.~ haro 1101 • nlw llar,bltDatl-- aCdll8 atooawlllo. 1unlved, ·In acldllloo to 1!11 par- · ~-·~·~ wardeD at Ohio Penlteallary lrmllhe lime tlepartmiDil1111119M. HeachteYtd the...._ ai tile PriiCIII. ------ FORNER ALABAMA JOV8"1101' Georp Wlllaet • lallowi"i a tumultoua rally Saturda)' nl&btln which ltuOrtor• will _ . . lalrollt of every courthoult Ia Olllo til accept alpluros to pin bill) 1 ....e onlho Obl9 preol- home; hllmatornalgrandmolher, Mro. ca~ Davia, caldwlll and h11 paternal grandmothet, Mro. Inez 'l'llcker, ~o, 0. He woo a member ollho Rutland Me-let Church llld at Rutland Hlch School wa1 active In bolh lho Safell' IDd SCience clubo. He bad beta employed at parQI candl- adtlrealltd a t%51 plate Alnd rallq tho Dairy !ale for • - a year. F>nonl oorvice1 will be ..,.. . i~ by too periOill and t11on 11> a .-iJW dueled at 2 p.m. Thurildl¥ at .. o! J,500 . at a rall11n Han ....... tho Mar!!• Fu..ralllome In RutCOLuMBus - THE GOAL W.AS IJNITY ol bllek ~..... land with lho Rev, Cheater Lem· tle!>oQI ""*" ------ i~~~n;oul~t~wu~~~~~~~~~nlq Ia Itoeooveni!CII. """ nab at tho 28tll ,le,llio olllc!allng. Friend& IIIII' call (CORE) · ·...... . ' Cll>- ,II -ral home anytime on houri ~ on a - cilllllilldoD, Wldnoeday. Burial wUI be Ia lrJ apln lato nellt lll!llllll ,.., ~ III1H Cemetery at llutland.- · to dlae\JII the ~" LOOAL TEMPS ·llld. ' fl:oin ~-~IIPower, , 11lo touworalure Ia Mnllmll Ia ~ ~ and l'olnen;r at 11:30 o.m. lbJda1 ... , · · IInder IUIIIIl' aldol wao 78 Cl..,., ' dt1f811. Addlllonal funds will be needad for tho planned July 25 ~ pearanee oflho American Wind Sllympbony Orchestra In Meigs COURIJI. According to word received, a $500 gnnt !ram tho Ohio Arts CouncU, 10 be uoed In helpinl: delray coats of lho syftlllhony's tppearance, has been 1urned cloWn. Local groupa had counted C11 tho gnnt to help mako UP a · $1,500 charge levied by the orcbelllrl for Itstllr<qboUt - c e .~· Reoldenltt C<luiiiY ltltel'eeted In tho July 15 _.....e are asked to ear~ In a 1110 dollar CIJ!IIIII&n to help rlioe additiOnal ftlnds. Reoldents ore to oeed their dollar and llame to Mrs. W. P. Lochary, y Serge;ptt Killed On Tires, Rill vers. · enltt,bytwoolotero,Mro.Karen ~ V-8 Engl VIce President llubert H. Humphrey and h11 Democratic prosldenllal rlvli, Son. Eu&one J. McCcarthY, cannot agree .., whether tile major campaign lsaue thlo year Is lho war In VIetnam or the war Ia America's streetl. Humphrey says crime and til...,..,.. 114 High Sl, Pmneroy. ~ checks sent are to be made out to the Meigs County American wlnd S,ymphony Fwlt. Besides presenting an evening concert from a specially con-. structed barge on July 25, mem"bers of the orchestra w1U conduct 1 workshlll during ll1e cleytlmo working wltll members or hlgll school bonds In Meigs County, Mrs. Lochary, who is heading tile program to brl1111 the symphonic group ID Melga Councy, 1a also asking for vd:unteers 'from residents who are willlne to provide housing for members Nine Cases siBO Willi lhll 111111 man to opeak up, to apeak .. for'' I nrle!J' o1 antlpovert;J', P,caII.., and urban projll'lllll. McCartby, Ill the olhol· lwld, oald "I' lbiDk the war Ia mueb more of anl1111e tllan the other• ''Tbt oilier 11 a llllttH of deep concem til tile poaple, bat It haa DOVer pro- u ... .-..-~.fioc.,!'i: ~~-~lnd··"'-,..11-.JMoaut • · - -• •". mlllntalao· he won't !Ilk IIPOc!ll· •~• can ol!or :lllll • caU,y about hi• Ideas on how lho 101ut1on to It Ia tormo of a VIetnam war should be setUed prqJel' political 11- Ia the because It would undercut carnpalp, but It nmalna a American neiJI)IIator& Ia Parla. basic coocem, a dHp ......, MccarthY aald the Vlelllam In lhlo country. eonflid Ia unwch more the of the orchestra - also a reIssue" becauoe the other Is mt quirement. Since the entire fund raising cempalgn to bring the an Issue '"on whlch people are M ·F d d d :::~un::::ofthe=·:.:: =~=::s . ore un s Nee e Oillo · wu a Of" TH' PALACE! By United Press Internatlooal *=the wli'I'll~ wu prOIIOWICed dead lXI tile olpd'a arrival. Meigs coro,.. . oot DQUiialor1 retumad to. tho batpiDilW lillie He1~r)" Ewbw oald thll Tucljer of the the home tilt 1'00111 and lho ldtcbell ...... In tiiiiiU Tile lire dllplrtiDoat ad tile bodlel of a bobJelltor, Franeeo McCoin, 24, and cblldren, llotQI Jc> Alloa, f; ~ Allen, 6; Bobble Jo Allen, 4, and WUUam Arlen, IG IBOIIIIIL 111o llllllber was......,..aot Morrll Harn.v COUoao In Char· llllloll. Tho bodlal are at tilt c-. Hu1sell FuDtnl Homo. Democrat Hopefuls Disagree On Issues itO t: I SEE 'tOLl • ·FIVE MONDAY, JULY 8, 1968 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I ' group ID Meigs Coonty has been Brewer, 23, go!IIJ! to tal<e aldol ... Injured in HiVer Mishap Both clndldate1 IIJPO&rtd 011 national televloiCII newo IIMIWB Smclay. HumphreY &poke . m done on that basls. Any resi- ~tissues and Answers"- ABC. McCarthY appeared on "Meet dent willing to house one or the Press"- NBC. more orchestra member is askThe VIce presidtn said. "I Ten)' Brewer. 23, a Port. ed to telephone or write to Mrs. believe 11\e No. 1 111110 lhll land area res~-. was taUn Lochary. troubles lho American people to Meigs Gtoleral Hospital for In prior appearances, the orcbeotra - 'ihich hal been ex- today Ia how you can hove OOth c!vll order and civil juallce. ly tlrowDIJI& In lho Olllo River at ceptionally w~U received - has ur think what the American WeUs Run. been brought \ to Pmneroy and Meigs County through the Cham- people Want I• a law-obldlna Breww, accordlnl 1o Racine COUIIIry, that Is a COUIIIry Ia -.....,. StltadJnen, dived idD ber of C(Jilmerce. However, this year, lho group Is being brought which we can make our change tilt river til tal<e a IIWim whilom by tho dtlzens and the program without lawloasness. I think a flih!nr outing and 8JI)ll'8lllly is on a county- wlde basts. Plans lhey want 1o see a prelldent, lllruck bls head '"' rocko. and they want other olllclalo of ColviD Plcken1, Leo Allen and call for the establishment of a the government who will not Dave Rouih, all 11, recovered permanent group which will be only speak out vigorously Brewer from tile river and adIn charge of bringing tho cuiagainst disorder and vlol101ce ministered arllllclal ruplrall4la. • group to Melga County each and crime In tile atreota, and lk>BPital olllclals aatd looting and burning..but they woold be rel•eed ~, on a voluntary basis, Mrs. Loc~ ary said that she feels that pr~> vidifl8 housing should also be Heard by year. Mayor Legar · -Mrty!oday--- George Renshaw Dies on Sunday WHATCHA MEAN, TH' HECK THER!: .JUNK? THERE'S NO JUNK IN MY 390 V-8 THERE 'THINKA '\'OUR CROWN! SIW Tires, .WEIJ., .~'RE Fu..ra1 aeey!cao lor Gaorao M. Rtllollaw, 7t; _...,, .Wbe . died $JIIde.v otter an Oll8lall Ulnesa, wUI be bold 'l'laaldaJ • ' p.m. at tile Ewlnr Qolpll wllb tile Rev, EM- Gl,ll of. llciatlna. Burial will be In IIIII )leldl Grovl ~. laeludo Ida Con Dlobl BenlbeW; • • iiWI· 91ni-• tldll, Pb!Uip 0, ~ • • . ,.. ~ ,., ., ,... __ . llr•.cud7na.m.. · W. \'e., ODd Mr• ·A'li.• ' . j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 7, 1968 johnston marks nance vanmeter